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from Portland. She went ashore in a

from Portland. She went ashore in a
thick fog.
Two of the crew came ashore, but one
died soon after reaching the beach, and
the other, Japanese, was so badly injured
by being dashed against the rocks by the
breakers that he could give no account of
himself or the ship.
The Bawnmore, at the time of the
wiring of the message, was fast breaking
up, and, with her cargo, was expected 10
be total loss. Much of her deckload was
drifting ashore.
Accounts of the disaster were meager
and it was not known how the catastrophe
occurred.
1t was supposed. however, that as she
was steaming in close to land her machin-
cry became disabled and she drifted help
lessly on the reef. The coast is bold and
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Belfast, who own the Progressist, De Bay
and other steamers.
The 'Bawnmore is fitted up with water
ballast cellular tanks, and her holds are
literally huge tanks for OIL
THE CALL of February % of this year
published the following interesting account
of the steamers adventures in Payta and
Mrs. Woodside's exploits with a double
barreled shotgun against robbers:
few months before taking command Cap
tain Woodsides was married in ireland and
brought his bride direct from the lakes of Kill
larney to San Francisco.
When the hour of his departure for the oil
regions arrived his wife would not let him CO.
Expostulation was in vain, SO at last she was
told to pack up her trunk and ''come alongn
From San Francisco he steamer went to
Central America and there unloaded cargo
of railroad tires. From that point she went to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-29

OuarreIed to the Death.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Aug. 28.-Alexander
Hutchinson shot and killed James Getty
Jr. at the latter's office in his wholesale
liquor establishment this morning. The
men auarreled over sale to Hutchinson
by Getty of the Hotel Wiley, on which
Hutchinson had paid 5000 to hold the bar
gain. Hutchinson wished to call the deal
off. and came to Getty's place to demand
a return of the money. Getty refused to
him dead. He Immediately surrendered
TO the police.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-29
LATELLEs SKELETON FOUND.
Bones of Montana Rancher Who Vas
Murdered fourteen Years Ago.

Bones of Montana RGncher Who Vas
Murdered + otsrteen Years Ago.
BUTTE, Mont, Aug 2s.-Hunters have
found the skeleton of Joseph Lavelle, a
cattleman, who disappeared from his
home, eight miles south of the city, four
teen years ago. Another cattle dealer
named Napoleon Collette, few weeks
after Lavelle's disappearance, said that he
had murdered Lavelle and burned his
body. Collette was arrested and tried for
murder, but no trace of his victim could
be found and he was acquitted and soon
left
The skeleton found was identified by
Lavelle's shotgun, which lay by the side
of the bones. The bones were lying be-
tween two large powders IN the noun
tains. Some charred pieces of wood indi-
Gated that an effort had been made to burn
the body.
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To Ram Through C1ovis.

FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 2s.-The engineers
of the Valley road are surveying through
Clovis. This is the shortest route to
Visalia and passes through the richest
country, tapping the largest fumes in the
State at Clovis and Sanger. The Clovis
Flume Company alone will ship over 5000
carloads per year.. 1t will take over 800
cars to move the grain. This is also the
center of q large wine and fruit region.
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Hair Gro,cino In His 1fouth,

RED OAK, Iowa, Aug. 2S.-Mr. Lid
we'll, living several miles north of here,
had sGrgical operation for cancer of the
face performed in Omaha short time ago,
in which it was found necessary to turn
flap of the skin back on the wound, turn
ing the hair on the inside. The hair keeps
growing and at regular intervals Lidwell
has to go to doctor to have the inside of
his mouth shaved, the hair growing from
the reversed flap of skin.
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At the Danger Limit.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 28.-The
gold reserve in the treasury is just above
the $100, 600 mark, standing at the close
of business to-day at $1O0. 1S2, ,943. A with
drawal of $3.50, 600 in gold at New York for
export to Europe and the taking up IN the
Treasurer's cash of $500, 600 in gold with
drawn last Monday has caused the decline.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-29
LIVES LOST IN A GALE,
Pleasure Boats on Lake Onon-
dago Capsized by High
Winds.
At Least Four Persons Known to
Have Perished In the
Water.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-A wind
and rain storm of terrific violence swept
over this city at o'clock this afternoon.
Onondago Lake was covered with boats
filled with pleasure-seekers from the State
fair and the lake resorts when the storm
burst, and at least four persons, and per-
haps more, were drowned.
The small excursion steamer Freeman
was heavily loaded with passengers and
was in midlake when the storm broke.
There was wild scene on board.
Men rushed for life-preservers and
buckled them on, while several men and
women fell on their knees in prayer. The
boat lurched terribly, and the escape of
those on board was almost a miracle. She
reached her landing safely, however.
1t will be impossible to ascertain the
number of lives lost before morning.
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QUAY'S CLEAN SWEEP.
A Signal Triumph in
the Pennsylvania
Convention.
IN COMPLETE CONTROL.
Elected State Chairman to
Succeed a Political
Opponent.
ALL FACTIONS HARMONIZED.
Six Hastings Men Nominated for
Judges by the Man They
Opposed.
IN COMPLETE CONTROL.
ALL FACTIONS HARMONIzED

HARRISBURG, Pa. Aug. 2S.-The most
bitter fight that has ever been experienced
in the ranks of Pennsylvania Republicans
is at an end, and Senator Quay is victo-
rious, having swept everything before him
and magnanimously consented, in the IN
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KILLED By INDIANS.
Reported Murder of Agent BaIdtrin at
the Anadarko A0encu.

the Anadark0 Agency.
Ell RENO, o. T., Aug. 2s.-It was re.
ported here to-day that Captain Baldwin
o. S. A., acting agent at the Kiowa,
Comanche and Apache agency at Ana
darko, had been murdered last night by
Indians. The report lacks verification as
yet, but Federal officers credit it, except
that they believe the murder was COM
mitted by gamblers and whisky peddlers,
against whom Captain Baldwin had been
waging war for some time. A large party
of Deputy Marshals are on the way to that
country.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. 28.--The
Indian Office has heard nothing of the re-
ported killing of Captain Baldwin, q. s. A.,
by Indians in Oklahoma as reported in
dispatches from Ell Reno and are inclined
to doubt the accuracy of the report.
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THE BAWNMORE LOST
Went Ashore Yesterday
Ten Miles South of
Bandon.
WRECK BREAKING FAST.
Two Men Washed on the
Beach, One Dead, the Other
Badly Injured.
THE DISASTER WAS PREDICTED.
Sketch of Captain and Mrs. Alexan-
der Woodside's Troubles In
Payta, Peru.
WRECK BREAKING FAST.
THE DISASTER WAS PREDICTED

A dispatch received last night from
Marshfield, Or, reports that courier had
just arrived at. Bandon from down the
coast and reported a large British steamer
ashore about ten miles south of Bandon.
The vessel is the Bawnmore, bound south
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THE BOAT CAPSIzED.

Four Persons DrosCned In tho st. Clair
Rirer.
PORT HURON, MICH, Aug. 8.-Dur-
ing squalI and rainstorm on the st. Clair
River, near Marysville, a rowboat contain.
ing four persons was upset and all were
drowned Their names are: Frank Dernfg,
Mrs. Michael Dernfg, Miss Edith Collier,
Miss Celia Choniski.
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SUIT AGAINST KANSAS CITY.
Action to Be Brought by a Bond Syndi
cafe for Breach of Contract.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Aug. 2s.-Judge
William B. Hornblower of New York is in
this city for the purpose, SO attorneys of
the city say, of bringing suit against the
city for alleged breach of contracti in not
selling the So, 900, 900 of water works bonds
to the Boston Bond Syndicate. He first
came into contact with the Kansas City
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For additional paeaae Coast ne,es see Pages and
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Continued on Second rs9e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

The TenodeIlns. cnlarsing and praeti-
cal rebuilding of the West Virginia
Home for Aged and Frendleas Womgn,
on tke corner of Jacob and ThlrtecEth
streets. IS almost completed only u
few finishing touches remain 70 be put
en- the outaiGc work. when tho Home
viii be done, and ~ al essential pgEtic-
ulars II Will be q new Institution. rs
capacity has been puite treblcd, and its
coRyenienees so enhanced that little OF
the old home IS recognizable IN ths new.
The won, of rebuilding and addlnE to
the Home was begun under The pr1a!-
dency Of the lnta Rev. br ", H.. CJckr,
and II win stand So itH rev form Hs 4
worthy monument % his thsur. !!Gl'
ness. charity ana gebL
The ndGual home, converted from
on Old faBhlOnCl, square dwelling
house, was OF two stories. auisiarusl
but without attempt az uchEe s.cral
adOTnment, ana had all told, uhOut
ten rooms
The new home-flr u " fair tp call II
an entirely new one, so great have been
the chnnRes-hgs thlrty rooms, iuclul-
ing q large, airy, che0rful dining room,
and q spacious and convenient Kitchen.
This old cell9r hns been enlarged and
converted Into a modern basement, with
outside entrances, and here are found
steam heaters, which heat the entire
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LOCAL zsEylTIEi
Matter, Of Iil,sr ,!sa.sl.i ia as,I Ahsu
fhH C,iy.

MatiHea ~ tie Grand to-day.
The Grind t.l1 eysg.B.--.-Thr HlI.
night Floyd."
'riis,. ,g-s not d, s,,. ir fho ryiir.
CONF vesterli.,y
- 49,. -..,..
l-Aih l5I ~ ~ ~ az -
eIs, bAl y lli lAelt W. A'' 'N'@7' ~
u' = sl'Al 80 '- l'fl.
Sheet mills No 2 and % he Aetf-!l-
Staha4El are on "a -esnsAl ~ ''-'
NI'3"iAh Oh q COS H''--' Se@'''-1'
Yesterday O power oi E'tlf1"Y WA
filed with Clerk HOOK, is1m inn fhl.--
celphia Cauiang OK EcaJ f'fsiHig ~
W, T. 4ublafl.
t:iuls L.urblln vna ARRESTED LIST
nleht lJ Ch.tf IN police feUaci, a7 su
iHcaIfilie nos on . vgrFar isle- y
squlrg FR!iir, and committed 10 jll.
10 await u hraliaE
Chrflss q Cooke was yesterday 'ap-
pointed aGm.H,stra tor ~ the estate az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
AN INDIAN ON INDIANS.
MIR. Emmetrs Lecture Mt the Y. NJ. c. A
IInII Inst EvenIng.

MIR. Emmett's Lecture Mt the Y. NJ. g. A.
Hall Last Evening.
The second lecture OF tire Y. NJ. c. A.
course was given last night by II. II.
Emmett, the Indian orator-subject,
1.-THE North American Indian" and 1t
was heard by large and appreclative
audience, the hall being well filled. He
had been billed to give his lecture on
1.-THE Boy OF To-day" and leaving II
to the audience, the majority preferred
to hear the one given.
He spoke Of their origin. on this part
OF the subject lie noticed the Views Of
all who have written on the subject
He believes the Indian Is Of Asiatlc ori-
gin. AS to their manners and customs
I've said their wants are Very tew. He
contrasted the dress of the wife Of the
rich white man and that OF the Indian,
and fairly brought down the house.
Their home life Is pure and true
They have their wives and their chill
dren. Make them your friends and
they are your friends forever, but II
they be made your enemies they are
very inYeterate. When they swear,
they have TO borrow words from some
other Language. No Indian Is an aS-
noatic II Is impossible for him to be 80.
lie described MS leuNlHb MS lHullIil
life in n very graphic manner, ending
with the remark that from the Indian
wlgwam to this lecture platform Is n
great step. The assertion is made that
the Indian Is failure, but he denied
1t. Give the Indian the same chance
az the white man and he is not n failure.
The Christian religion makes n man of
the Indian.
Mr.. Emmett Is a wonderful man In
many respects. He is very eloquent,
though at times he speaks so rapidly
that It Is hard to follow him. lie Is of
very fine presence on the platform, tall,
straight, with black hair and mustachc.
In motion OF the body he 10 ns quick as
in speech. He holds his audience from
first TO last, and well deserves the rep
utation he makes wherever he goes.
His orralgnment OF our government
for the treatment Of the Indian was
most scathlng, It has never made n
treaty with him but It has been broken,
he said. He has no voto-hc nsks moth
ing but Justice.
The lecture was one Of the most in
terestlng ever given In the hall
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DEADLY DRUGS
Iiraoan Cd By 7isnyan- llsr=iisas Hrizs-
d.. Make Plaii.,- cpf'a N'Isrr naHErs-
.s,s. uSs-li= :'ags prs1r, FSp'a IIoar''
People lsl.s Hare Tf.eI p1;L Wsy,-

sirf alauri7 Iil Wrsi TEyaig-.is4th
straat Rev YORK eity. sEsHs u was Flu-
tlm,seI D. rilopeEAc lg,t7gg uEuI r2y
sys,1m aas lI!sl ui;h go.-2z1gg druE..
pEa az last ! declared ] would narer
iaW a1r,hE-l ctuIs"nai nai-.rWc.Aanc-
E-gi 5,-u1ti-ai about .-1F1ns aeE
E.H 30 -a,1f.uH O. ~ -lEl.
go rl Ht-fEr rUtU s. fta NI
tfH Tr!p HEt a. tlE tr1H tfHu l1r
Nurypl'. taIrh Gus UJ Hl Core
Tht rrg. G,a sr.i.-yr. E.tH th. tgsi-
iI! pain AL is q f.H iH1ss ! Wef 81. .a
% az 49, Naa Eu GerFall yalH far
rTlGgi gur la, I have n.al aa
Hrg. lIr Ctr -iEga, aa. a!"a.a w.iA
Woldar'Il gaace
Thr Mury1l Eemcdl arl ahsolute'F
faTl! l!HgE HT1 effect prompt gunrs q
er ralc rueilr fUf rlgb l.nazc Sofa
b- duTrl. o., musIy tlE - cents a bot
un
alugyoua Rbeum.bm cure usv 70
n.IH 90 relieve Va ~ hpIrs and -ur,d
il o igW days. FglrH 90.
Huay0B'a ~ tHe is EuUan-
d, ,H frrr. Hal tgsu7 n' lul .Heau9H
ona strHaeh trlulirF .r.ct
Ngny0lH'UtarTl Remedies positive
y Clrr Price -5r each,
Munyon's kiiagy CURE sp'ellly cures
THlE7 10 tie h1c.a ll.us e7 Elolra, nnl
an r5Hus ot ki1rnw l.salr Price 25c.
Munynun Yral'2 D. rggtnr lost pow
or7 20 wnai. men rhae 81 0l
Pprnwl lst,sIs 90 lrg. lluAyon,
l-1s ArgH street Philadelphia Pa, aN-
swcrri with free medical advice Tor amy
disease.
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felt that'thcir lirni bodies were s,p,r,
taxing new start lhcDr-lrcrs,l M.
idly returned, lnay worc 10 a5,.
troubled with sloepless uig ig,r,.ml,h,,
DAYS were no longer made Yn,clsI /
neuralgia and rheumatism
CONSTIPATION, that store, mp ia u.
body substances long since wore lh,,
useless to the body and monaco ,0la
health, is looked after. An5onc,roaH.l
with this obstinate hindranco to head
will find q posiIiya'and lasting cpr h
Pnine's celery compound.
II takHs n very Fhort t.me to aa,
any doubts on the matter by gu9
Paine's celery compound irta.
Mr.. John Holland, whose poHrlai
given above, is parior car coHiGas
whose home is in Jersey Guy, Il
writes:
al wish to give my Testimony 0, th
greQt benefit Paino's CoIpry r4mloull
has done for Inc. A year agll ball
typhoid lever. and later ! had to hin
an operation in my side tor an lb,csa
over tho liver. This LETT ne yOr wei,
| grew very neryou, and could Hoi,,tb
| was tired even more after 20; O.,
than was whom | went to bed, have
lakon four bottles OF Painp's CrIey1 COLI
pound, and am perfectly well, ! tiu
ont six bottles to some friend, 10 Nh
ginis. One, although hc has taken oar
a bottle Of it, iOeIs much better lli
sieops we'll"
Paine's celery compound puIs lhe,yr
tenn on q healthy, strong basis, saielroa
li-ease. Try it ii you are alIina ilt
trial will qpeedily convince Won
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.

Strungrrs in thr city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.
The wife of Rev, William ulfcrt is
very III.
Mr.. Robert Paul left yesterday for
Tltusvillc, Pa,
Postmaster O'Kane left yesterday for
Washington City.
Mr.. Henry Morris got home yesterday
from Nit Clemans, Mich,
Mrs. Daniel Fitzpatrick, OF DuCat,
o., is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Philip CohnheIm. who has been
III for some time, is recovering.
Mr.. Ed. Lewis has accepted position
as prescription clerk NJ G9et2c's
pharmacy.
Rev. DR.. Mcfarland. OF Beaver Falls.
Is here. and Will preach at the U, =,
church Sunday.
Mr.. D. r. Brooks Is lying at his home
on Fifteenth street, so i'll that 1t is
feared lie cannot recover.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Sherratt, formerly Of this city.
will regret to read In another column Of
this mornings paper the announcement
Of the death OF their infant daughter.
Harry McI4urc, OF Wheeling, was cal
culating his production in the local field
last night and was little SHY" Mr..
Mcclure is popular fellow among his
many friends, who are found wherever
he happens to circulate and his visits
to sistersville are always the cause Of
pleasant memOrics.-Sistersvll Drill.
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mo sgC0VD b1J5ICALE
Ur,ne srason o. IT. de Chantal pI,anan
Affair.

Affair.
~ MI, Ne Craatal the second musl'
Gale of the season Of 'J5.'9G. which wa'
given last cycrlur, was worthy 10 rank
with those which have preceded Il The
Younger members ut The school were
represented ly AlIsres N1gddlrne An
dergon and Eleanor HonEc, WHO gave
ycry crcditlrlr reCatUus, LoHritl
Hannsn, who played h'r Scpcrzo with
ease. ana Elsie GunlliGE whose voice
~ very sweet. and who .GAS well for u
irst appearance.
How Girls Fish" Humorous 9elec-
ti0n, was given With ag.it by MISS
Iona Dent Miss Martha Mqlill'l re-
citation was noticeable fdr the sIssAIA-
cd cyeUcss ~ tone,
Miss Sadie Robinson mGd' be: iirst
apBraranCc as vocalist and Fnug In II
manner that was Appreciated. Miss
Flora pOlIarliJ voice, always sweet
showed more strength than usual
Miss Flora UmbrrGcr piayiu lc: ma
2ourka with finish aud style. Miss
Grace Polack showed GH .hprovcl
.uoothupss In her execution. Miss
Carrie Gutman save Schuherta n-ilg
with swcntacss ana feeling. MISS Ruth
Wolf displayed IN Improved technique
and played passages With hril.hncy,
The cgtgrtpinHont closed VIII very
charming harm solo, well rendered, by
Hiss Agnes Graham
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There may bo in the diatant future
some remedy as efllciciOus as Paine'l

There may bo in the distant future
some remedy as eillcacious as Paine's
celery compound,
There is none such to-day,
The sick aud aiIing who ara stretch
ing out their handp for help must tOkO
the best that tue scientific medical
knowledge OF the world now affords.
Tho reasoning that has enabled Prof,
Edward L. Phelps, NJ. d., liz D., OF
Dartmouth college, to discover the re-
tnarkahle formula OF Paine's celery com
pound is the result Of the century'a work
in medicine.
Itis by new aud more thoughtful
grouping Of diseases, from Il careful
study Of thoir causes, that Prof. Phelps
has been enabled to SEQ the true rela.
tionship OF all diseases OF the blood aud
nerves.
Neuralgia, sloopleasneVs, melancholia,
hystaria, headache and dyspepsia Nt
once referred themselves to " tired, half
fed aud therefore deranged nervous
system.
Tho euro lay in attending to tho nu.
triton Of the whole sysLem. The sys.
tom Of cure. simple and clear like most
epoch.making ideas. was embodied in
thegreatost tissuoiormcr, uerve.rostorer
and regulator yet known to science
Paine's celery compound, the one grOal
remedy that makoa people well
Persons who com planned Of feolnc
tired to death" aud sought comrc.
iont invigorntor, as soon as THOR physi.
clans ordered PalnO's celery compouuG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
SEVERAL NEW WELLS
Came In Yesterday at sisteriyilio to Gl"d-
den Anxious Operators.

Special Dispatch to the Inlelligencer,
sistersylllc, W, Va, Nov, 22.--ActuaI
stugnation in the matter of new
wells has reigncd in the sis,
torsyllle field Gu~l'g tho rrCStCr part OF
the present w'ck. bat It Is having q
close that is ~ lively qs aGy previous
week for some time past and will have
the cffact Of Eladdchlnc many nm opera
tor. At!3aln Island Is reported as hay
ing taken = apurt this tfterno. when
HHgus No. /, OF More Il Rath'
burn was drilled In and At the
top of the Eccnersand was flowing salt
water and enough oil that Will make Il
good producer. 1t was shat down at
the TOP Of the Keener but rwhat pur.
use Is not known. The well IS located
zoo feet west OF the KHnawhn's VIII
hanson well and IL wildcat,
The Deep Run oil Company got an
other well to-day on the Stain farm
being their No. g. Its production will
rcpCh 100 barrels. The owners are Jack
OHprl, Afford Bros and others.
Back OF Cochranville. two miles, on
Jim Run. the Fisher Oil Company this
morning drilled In Shat No, and 1t
viii make Il nice well. The actual pro-
duction will not be known until the well
Is drilled deeper.
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large buildInG. There are three main
stories, with baths and closets on each,
besides an attic, lofty ana easily access
ible. intended for storage purposes.
From the kitchen dumb waiter reach
es every floor,
One Of the most attractive new feat
ures Is the large two-story porch on
the north side, II ls especially designed
for comfort beauty and safety.
The accompanying very good Illus
tratlon will show what fine appear
ance tho architects, Messrs. Fran2helm,
Giescy & Furis. have given to the eX-
terror, and the interior ARRANGEMENTS
arc In all respects fully as creditable to
the designers,
The Homo Is one Of the most bGneh-
cent ~ Wheeling. and the improve
ments now nearing completion will
vastly increase It's capacity for good.
II should be literally supported and en-
couraged by the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
GREAT SHOW COMING,
The RuS,ow Brothcr., Midget Athletes, at
the Opera House.

The Rossow Brothers, who will ap-
pear at the Opera House two nights and
THANKSGIVING matinee, are the great
features OF Hopkins Trans-Ocenric
star Speciality Company, the greatest
vaudeville aggregation on the road this
season. They are the worlds famous
Austrian mldgets and athletes, vino Tor
the past seven years have OstJundcd
hundreds of Thousands in every Euro
pean capllal, and more recently, been
the craze In New York. Franz and
Karl Rossow are perfectly formed men
in miniature, and as athletes and born
comedians are n revelation. Apollo
the most daring and artistic wire
walker OF this or any other former
years, will be seen. This is Apollo'0
first appearance In America; he was
SPECIALLY engaged by Manager Furgora
while performing at the Nouveau Cir
Oue, Paris. There are ventrllodulsts
but Jcster the irish postmaster OF that
art, Is conceded to be king OF them all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
ashnrc Acrt.o Last NIght.

AT the Opera House last night James
A, Hernes great drama, "Shore Acres"
was presented to an audience which
tested the capacity, of the house. Ev-
cry seat, upstairs and down, was sold
in advance. and more could have been.
Even standing room was scarce. The
cast was very good, being the same as
last ycar, except that Archie Boyd took
the role Of "Unclc Nat" Tho audience
was enthusiastic In lts approval. The
performance has but one 'flult-it Ia
TOO long. The Elm Grove motors were
held.n quarter OF un hour