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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

For the Cotton states and International
Exposition. Atlanta. Ga.-Tbe Only Line
Entering the Exposition Grounds.
Round-trip tickets Will be sold from
Richmond as follows:
Daily until December r.. 1895,
inclusive with final limit Janu-
airy Z, 1896. ........................ ..S-5 -
Daily until December 10. 1895,
inclusive with final limit twent-
~ C2O days from date OF sale. II o.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays OF
each week. until December r.
1880 inclusive. with final limit
ten Q0l DAYS from date Of sale. u %
correspondmgly low rates from all
other stations For additional informa-
ton and for sleeping-car reservations APP
ply to ticket agents or at passenger Oflce,
go east Main street.
c. W. CECIL.
TRAY. Passenger Agent.
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Holiday Excursion Rates to Washington,
ID. G., via Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
ONLY Si.SJ FOR ROUND TRIP FROM
RICHMOND.
Tickets on sale December 22d 10 18th,
ana December 10Th to January lst, in
elusive, final limit January ., 1896.
G. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
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Christmas Holiday Rates via Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway.

ROr-ND-TRIp TICKETS At ONE
AND ONE-THTRD FARE viii be sod
between an stations of Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. ON December 2d. Ord
9th. 25th. 10Th. 3lth. 3st. and January
let. good for return until January d"
1896
Special rates between Richmond ana
Norfolk. $3.50. Richmond and old Point
So. Richmond and lynchburg, So; lAcn-
m0nd and Washington. Slha.
For students of colleges. holding GER
tifcatc OF the principal the sale of holi-
day tickets will commence December 'bth,
and be limited for return passage TIL
January q. 1896.
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Virginia Necdle-Work Gnild.

At o'clock this afternoon. the Vir-
einia Needle Work Guild will meet in the
"Board-rcom." Y. NJ. @. a. (second
floor. This Is the last meeting TO he
held this winter. and should be well
attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14
Special Low Rates 20 Atlanta Exposition
via Atlantic Coast Line.

In addition 10 Tuesdays and Thursdays
the Atlantic Coast Line viii sell round
trip tickets TO Atlanta on Saturday,
December 18th. 18th. DIST, and 18th. al
sale.
For further information apply 70
G. s. CAMPBELL. ID. T.. A.,
Room No. q. Union Depot.
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The rre,yh, AssecIn,,ou Ad,ourn..

The Southern States Freight Assocla-
zion, which has been In session for sew
erai days at the Jefferson Hotel. adjourn
I'd yesterday. Nothing beyond the rou-
fine business u the association was trans
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BY Harrison & Co,
Real Estste AuctiOneers,
SO east Main street.
AUCTION SALE

HA' 'tiHt s'AttAA t''t'rt'
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
co FIVE FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos.
10, Il. AND ~ NORTH THIRTY
FIRST STREET,
AND zoos AND a0in EAST FRANKLIN
STREET.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust TO
tho undersigned trustee, dated June J..
1872, and OF record in the CLERK Once
Richmond Chancory Court Dctd bovN
146 'rC" page 50 default having Decu
made IN the payment of the money sc-
cured, and being required so 10 DO ~
the beneficiary therein. ] shall proceed
TO sell al public auction, upon the prem
Uses, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER g. 1875.
al o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de,
those certain LOTS. PIECES. OR PAR
GELS OF LAND, lying ana being m 'ns
city of Richmond, Va, together WIN AZ
the improvements thereon, and descflntu
as follows, viz: p feet = lncnss ny o.
feet on the north side of Franklin street
between Thirtieth and rhirty-iirst street ~
commencing II feet 10 inches from TIE
east line of Thirtieth street. 49,
Also As feet II inches by l42 ieet on
the west side of Thirty-hrst street pc
tween Main and Franklin streets, com com,
msTcing 1872 feet inches from the souu
line OF Franklin street 100,
TERMS: Cash suIlclehl 10 pay 80
and expenses OF sale, insurance, ana any
favrz that may be due and unpaid y
mote Tor 81 gDO. and two notes or sol
each, with interest on same from Deem
her 4 1901 and June 4, 1899, respec-
lively. and one note for S5I due Decem'
Der T. 1885 -t,,,-
Vhite lie deed calls for cash princi-
pallv more liberal terms may be mace mace
and will be announced at sale rms
property. when properly handed, WI, WI
-. . s,oo1 ,,avr1e income. and 6nOuu
Command the attention OF real estate IN
vestors r.. r. HARRISON, Trustee
HARRISON & CO., Auctioneers'
de12-fOt
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OBITUARY.


NEW YORK. Dec. 13-John H. Cold
smith. the famous reinsman. died at /
o'clock to-day at the Presbyterian Hos
pital, where he has been for the past
few weeks.
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BY T.. A. Catln. Auctioneer.
and north Eleventh street.
OF
A NICE DETACHED DWELLING ON
TWENTY SECOND STREET.

BY virtue Of certain trust deed to
me, dated June Pc. 1894 OF record IN
Henrico County Court clerks office. in
Deed Book 146 a. page 3l6, default hay-
ing been made i'm the payment of Two
notes therein secured and being required
10 10 so by the holder Of said notes,
will, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10Th.
al 4:30 o'clock T. NJ, on the premises.
sell 10 the highest bidder. that certain
LOT OF LAND. with the two-stOry
dwelling thereon, commencing at point
on the east line of Twenty-second street
distant Ga. feet north of wv street,
thence running northerly 2li5 feet. and
extending back between parallel lines
20 feet TO an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay any
taxes that may be due and the costs of
executing this trust. and a note of sos.
with interest thereon fiom December ~.
1894. and note OF S212. and interest
thereon from June 20. 1895: $21S Decem-
Der -, 1895. and the balance on terms TO
be announced at sale. Il. a. CATLIN.
del4-et Trustee.
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Hanging in Nest Virginia

Nicholas (colorod) was hanged al FayNte-
vile. w. Va. at > O'Clock this afternoon
Tor the murder OF Henry Carr at Eagle.
w. Va His neck was broken by the
drop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14
Special sale Atlanta Expedition Tickets.

Commencing December lyth, me Sonti'-
crn railway will sell round-trip tickets
TO the Atlanta Exposition daily until
December 18th. inclusive. also or Decen-
Der 2sth. good for ten days, for $l2 90
Until the 18th these tickets VIII n .r'. on
day, December 18th. G. ". -, H.
y. L. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14
TRCSTEE'S SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
OF
FARM IN HENRIcO COUNTY, ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD,
ABOUT THREE MILES FkoM kiCh-
NONn. VA,
WITH VALUABLE DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

BY j. Thompson Brown a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0neers'
1fl3 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

West. Johnston & Co.-Calendars Of all
STYLES: Writing Desks. Cold Pens and
Pencils Paper Cutters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14
TUEsDAY. DECEMBER %, lsg5.

at o'clock =. NJ, the property described
iu said decree as follows. THAT lot OF
land lying and being in the city OF Rich
monG az the southwest corner Of Baker
street and Shocks alley ana fronting on
Baker street - feet more or less, anu
running back 80 feet, more OF less, be-
tween parallel lines TO an alley, ana
known as lot 40. I'm the plan OF VII
liam Marshall x Mann
TTRNS. One-third cash: residue I'm
equal instruments Of six and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing interest from date OF sale, ana me
title TO Doe retained by the Court uh'h
SOL. L. BLOOMbE
MM. ELLYSON,
Special Commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

West. Johnston e CO.-Illustrated
Books Cheap Books. Prayer-Bo1ks and
Hymnals, Albums. Chndrcu's Books.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

West. Johnston & Co.-Games Of all
kinds. card Cases. Pocket Books all
STYLES OF Leather Goods.
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Holiday rxcur.Ion Rates r., r. and Pr. n

From December 22d TO 25th, inclusive.
and December 29th 10 January lsi, IN
elusive the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad viii sell round-trip
tickets between points on It's line ana 70
Alexandria and Washington az reduced
rates final limit, January 3, 1876
Richmond TO Alexandria and return,
81 60. Richmond TO Washington ana re-
turn. S4.s5.
The sale Of tickets for students OF
schools and colleges will commence De
cember 18th final limit January V, 1870.
upon presentation o. certificates from
president. SUPERINTENDENT or principal.
&. A. TAl HOR,
Traffic Manager.
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WANTS.
CUT THE COUPON OUT.

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class OF cQmmerciai adj
vertising. Help and en-
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II you ADVERTISED and
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wanted. try again. You
may be successful the
next time. The Times
does not limit you TO only
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The name OF the adver-
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good faith.
Write your advertisements attach the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14
BY Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
~ RusrEEs' AUCTION SALE

n RUsrEEs' AUCTION SALE
LARGE NTrABER or BUILDING
Ions AND SEVEN LOTS WITH
DWELLINGS THEREON,
TlrNTEDIATELY SOUTH OF BARTON
HEIGHTS s,>-,,r AND
BETWEEN NORTH AVENUE AMI
MILLER AVENUE.
BY virtue OF three certain deeds OF
trust from W ". colley ana WE 10
Inc SIN dav OK January. 1892, the Nth day
OF January, 1894, and the 9th DAY ar &c
tobar 1854 of record I'm the clerks Of
fce OF Hcnrico County Court, respect We,
Isl. IN Deed Book 13s y, page Ejl, Decl
Book III y. page 2I2 and Deed Book
III 4, page 49, and acting IN oDedlen-e
10 "A decree OF the Circuit Court OF zen
rico county. Va. In the suit OF Maurice
Hunt. sc. against W. ". Colley snc
vile. &c. entered December g. 1879, we
will sell by auction. upon the premises, On
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1895,
at 4 o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY de
scribed in the aforementioned deeds Oi
trust.
Let there be a fun attendance Of bid
ders our offerings are sufficient 10 sup
ply the wants OF young army OF home
seekers. All sales Will be subject TO The
Confirmation OF the Circuit Court IN the
abOye-named decree. 4 plat will be e6-
hibited at time OF sale
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at
six and twelve months, for negotiable
notes, with q per cent. interest added.
and secured by deed OF trust upon
the property -
EDWARD 5. ROSE.
del1-td Trustees.
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BY virtue OF the above decree. and a
sneciai commissioners therein uDDolnt
cd. we will proceed 10 sell, at public auc'
ton. on the premises, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

West Johnston & Co.-lnkstands. Toy
Books. Backgammon Boards, Ainahacs'
and Calendars.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
2O7 EAST BROADS TREE


by T. NJ. Workman & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Tenth and Bank streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

n CURT SALE
BRICK STORE, No. sol WEST BAKER
STREET.
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Profitable

Profitable.
What Is n profitable Christmas gift?
Why. such as Is beautiful. ns'ihi. ana
lasting. Such as you may Set rom
Leaders in Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-14

Carnoal. Davis & Moore. plaintiffs,
vs..
chancerv Court. city of Richmond, decree
entered November o. 1899.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14

Respondent Jos, SpringVaie w
min Boy 1O7. Browneu l07, Upper Ten
105. ST. Cyr l92. King Star l02, Emma
1rc 19l Lewiston 10l, Gov. Palmer 100
al Bower 100. Quickstep So. Samantha
%. Second race. 1 mile. selling-Tool BIN
10. Jun Donieu 10, Partner III, All
over 40. Tancred 107 PerJhos lO6, Sir
Rathbone les. Fairchild 105, ST. llarlo
104. Claudio 80. Third race race, IS
-Peuolene 112, Nellie Parker IL
Essie 107. Maggie s. 107, Tonica lV5'
Bsrnad!ne 103. La Golondriana l05, Co
zette 1903. Fourth race. 1l-16 miles,
selling Saddle Bags 107, Contest lol,
Dominion 90. The Princess 9S, Bob
Neelv 90. STATIC So. Fifth race, Az,
maiIeus- Keeps 10. Julie 10, Lady
Claire 10. Ethelinda 40, Corelii no
BrambIe Leaf 10. Bonnie Louise 10
Lady Albert 10. Miss S. lie, Arabella
no. Sociey no. Princess Nama llo'
Lucetta 40. Julie DOT 40. Sixth race
g. selling-TariH Reform Il, Black
Hawk 10. POGO Tempo 10, Minnie
Baxter 100. yellow Rose 1O7, Jennie
Miles 107 Major Tom 1O2, Tramp 80,
Somuambuist 80. Lay Don 81 Golden
Hone 81. Early Rose 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
RELIEF FOR CANERON.
Over Eight Hundred Dollars in Bank
Here,
To the Credit Of the Relief Com
nlittee - Sheriff Franzheim and
Mr.. j. K. Hall Went Out TO the
Town Yesterday and Conferred
with the Committee.

Sheriff Franzheim and Mr.. J. X. Hall,
who collected the money Wednesday
for the relief Of the sufferers by the
Cameron fire, went out to that place
yesterday morning, taking with them
S63s.5O, contributed by the citizens OF
Wheeling.
At Cameron they met the local relief
committee and a number of citizens,
and a meeting was held, at which the
situation was presented and discussed.
1t was found that twenty-eight fam
lies were in need of aid, having lost
practically all the property they pos
sessed. Views were exchanged as to
the extent Of aid necessary, and it was
finally agreed that about $1,000 would
be necessary 10 relieve present wants
and tide the sufferers along until they
could gain another foothold and be-
come self-supporting.
AT the request of Chairman Kincaid,
Of the Committee, the money taken
ont by Messrs. Franzheim and Hall,
together with the cash the Committee
had on hand, the aggregate being
SS29.50. was brought back 10 this city,
and will be deposited in the Exchange
Bank. TO thecreditOf theRelief Commit
tee. and a bank and check book will be
sent out to-day. The Committee can
thus draw funds as required. 1t is
hoped that additional funds, to the to-
tai amount Of about 81 POO, will be
contributed by the public, and the
towns of Fairmont, Grafton, Manning
ton, LittletOn, Moundsville, and others
are relied upon to do something in the
way of increasing the sum at the dis
posal of the Committee.
The destitute are being provided for
temporarily and as soon as permanent
homes can be found for them a portion
Of the money will be expended for beds
and bedding and other necessary
household articles.
The business men of Cameron are
slowly getting on their feet, and are
exhibiting a good deal Of pluck. One
energetic business man, who lost all
the property he owned, has opened a
store in a B. & o. box car, and is
serving his customers to the best Of his
ability IL is pretty safe to say that
man Will not lack substantial aid and
encouragement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
NO STRIKE SEEMS LIKELY
Among the Book Binders in the Govern
ment Printing Once.

washington, June 13.-To-day the in
dications are that the trouble between
the bookbinders at the Government
printing Office and the foreman would
be amlcably settled and the threatened
strike of the $50 bookbinders in the
Government employ averted.
The trouble arose over the binding OF
a job of $4,000 quarto volumes. Al
though the binders are paid here by the
hour 90 cents, the union wages) they
have made q scale for this class of work
sixty books as a days task of eight
hours. On this particular job however,
as it is what is known as head bind
ing" they asked a reduction Of the
scale to so books The foreman in
sisted, so he says. simply on eight
hours work, it being claimed that un-
der the scale system voluntarily fixed
by the binders the days task or stint
was fixed at the limit of the most in
efficient workman and that the most
skilled binders ''loafed OUT the time.
Public Printer Benedict has never ap-
proved Of a task system and has only
required that the binders work as they
are required to do-eight hours a day.
He called attention to the fact that
the binders union mad in several in
stances imposed fines on members for
doing within the eight hours more work
than the unions scale called for.
There will be no strike" he said to-
day This is about the time Of year
when laboring men are seized with
sort of midsummer madness. But the
book binders had better put on their
thinking caps before the do anything
rash. There never was a time when
the printing trade was so Independent
of skilled labor as it is to-day. There
are typesetting machines and book
binding machines, and no branch of
the government work is done on these.
I have never even thought of the intro
duction of labor saving machinery in
this Office much as it might facilitate
our work"
But if the binders should strike?"
inquired the Associated Press reporter.
We'll, if they should" he replied,
significantly, Il am here to see that tha
printing Of the government is got out.
No excuses are taken from me"
Foreman Espey said the matter
would be satisfactorily adjusted and
there would be no strike President
Hyde Of Bookbnders Union No. Z,
who was at the head Of the grievance
committee. alos expressed the opinion
that the difficulty would be satisfactor-
lily adjusted When asked if there
was any possibility Of a strike he re-
piled: Il sincerely trust not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
A HANDSOME WEDDING.
Mr.. George Rogers of Morsanto"h' anu
MISS Ida Brown, of Charles Town the
Principals.

NJ. George Rogers of Morgantown, and
NT,ss IDA Brown, of Charles Town the
Principals.
Special to the Register.
charles Town. w. Va. June 13.-The
marriage of Mr.. George Rogers,
prominent citizen OF Morgantown' w.
Va. and Miss Ida Clemson brown
second daughter of Mr.. and MIS-. mos;
A. Brown. of this place, was solemnlzed
at 70 o'clock this morning at the resi-
dence Of the brides brother, Col For
rest W. Brown. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev w. L. Gravatt, rec
tor of Zion Episcopal Church, OF this
place. assisted by Rev. c. c. Plerson, OF
Morgantown. The bride was given
away by her brother. Col. Forrest w.
Brown DR.. J. O. Terrence, OF Morgan
town, was best man, and Miss Floride
Brown. sister OF the bride, was maid OF
honor. Master Francis Brooke and Sis
ter. Miss Mamie Brooke, nephew ana
niece of the bride, acted as flower
strewers. The bride wore a gown of
pink silk with small bonnet OF white
lace and pink roses, and carried 4 Dou-
ouet of brides roses. The maid of
honor wore q gown or green silk, with
Leghorn hat, and carried a cluster Of
carnations. The wedding was a quiet
one, on account of the recent death of
the brides aunt, and only near rela-
tives and friends witnessed the cere-
mony. After the wedding a reception
wedding breakfast was given. The
bride received a handsome collection OF
presents. The newly married couple
went on a wedding trip to Omaha, Neb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
LII PIT Tur SODA IN.

For some days past there has been
slight fsh-like odor about the ice
water tanks scattered about the Court
House. and the colored janitor inquired
Of someone what he should do to
sweeten mp the water recepticals. He
was told to wash them out with water
into which a lot of baking soda had
been stirred. Mr.. Janitbr straightway
laid in a few pounds of soda, and then
placed the ice in the tanks as usual,
filled them with water, stirred in a
quantity Of soda. and went his way.
Patrons OF the ice water soon no.
ticed that there was something queer
about the beverage. and an investiga-
ton was set on foot and the story came
out. The question is, is the joke on tina
janitor or the officials?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
A REGULAR BATTLE
Between Two Colored Women, in Alley
:, Yesterday.

Between Two Colored Women, in Alley
:, Yesterday.
Hattie Crantham and Cora Fletcher
are TWO c0lored women who were sum
m0Ged as witnesses. yesterday morning,
in the case of State v. D. Goodfriend.
They were I'm attendance at the Court
House i'm the morning, but at the noon
recess thcy got into a wrangle as to
what they knew about the case and
what they would testify 10, and as a
result they agreed to settle it by
physical contest They came together
about q quarter Of one Yesterday after
noon. I'm alley seven, and soon attracted
big crowd of people who watched
the TWO females slug each other in the
most approved style. In the course Of
the controversy Cora hit Hattie in the
eve with q stone. and then Hattie got
one of Coras fingers in her mouth. and
almost chcVed it off, and also broke q
stick over her head. and hit her
With rock Both women were
scratched and bruised up. and
both were arrested by Lient. Clemans
and l0ckel mp. Last n ght felony war
rauuant was issued for Hattie, before
Justice Cillespy, and she was arrested
and held i'm $500 for a hearing Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
GETS HER DIVORCE
and Three Thousand Dollars Year
Alimony-Ehorts for Secresy.

and Three Thousand Dollars Year
Alimony-Enorts for Secresy.
Buffalo, n. Y, June 19.-The referee
in the action for divorce brought by
Mary Gridley Bell, of New York City,
against Frederick Bell, senior partner
OF Bell, Lewis & Yates Mining Com
Dany, will be filed with the court for
confirmation this week. II finds Mrs.
Bell entitled to absolute divorce and
recommends that she be allowed $4,000
per annum alimony. The action was
begun last year and was brought on
statutory grounds. Extraordinary pre-
cautions were undertaken TO preserve
secrecy, because of the social standing
of the parties. The case was origin
ally docketed as Mary Doe VS.. John
Doe" and all the proceeding before thu
referee were in camera. 1t appears
from the referees report that the coun-
ter claim of adultery set up by the de-
Tense was not proved, although Ed
ward Bell. formerly a member OF a. NJ.
Palmer's dramatic company, and
cousin Of the defendant, was brought
here TO testify that he was the CO.
respondent. Tha plaintiff, however,
proved an abb, as the time and place
ALLEGED. The referee holds that d.
yorce secured by Mr.. Bell in the Court
of Common Pleas, of Jefferson county,
Pa. on the ground of desertion, jan
uary 8. after this action for divorce was
begun. cannot stand, as Mr. Bell was
not properly a resident of Pennsylya-
mia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-14
Al MOZART PARK
4 Large Audience Present TO Witness a |
Good Performance

4 Large Audience Present 20 Witness a
Good Performance
& large audience assembled at Mozart
Park last night to- hear the Hasten Sis
ters' Company. The performance was
opened leg Signor C0rano. a very fine
musical artist. who played solos on Diff
ferenr instruments. initiated all kinds
of birds. and wound up by playing on
Sis different insTumets at one time, a
very remarkable act. The hasten sis
te,s who are very finished duet sing
ers. were warmly applauded, and are
singers Of q high orer Harry and
Sauie Walker next introduced their
wonderful marionettes, which were re-
ceiyei with screams of laughter. Eddie
Edwards. a very funny Irish comedian
came Ia for O share of the hOnOrs OF the,
evening. and was followed by Miss An
ME Nav Nelson. who may be ranked
among the frst-Cl9ss yOcalists of the
day. The performance concluded with
the "Just Out Hotel" a funny sketch.
The same company appears again this
evening and every evening during the
week. and sunday afternoon and even
ing q sacred concert viii be given. The
performances at Mozart Park are al
ways free.