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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

course to her, is the guardian angel OF the
mortals in the cast and she is Solaris,
the sun queen. Each have their reti-
nues OF goblins, demons and lesser i'm
mortals, and the excuse for the show is
found in the varying fortunes OF Hubert,
the valiant, between the good and evil, or
sun and ice. But the serious speeches
of the immortals and the woes of the hero
and his sweetheart do not take up very
much space, and most of the time re-
quired for the production is devoted TO
the real purpose OF an extravaganZa-to
make people laugh.
No one succeeds in this better than
Harry La Marr, who does the old maid
speciality, and Dows'and scrapes TO the
audience in Acknowledgements OF bouquets
that he throws at himself in way that
would make "reformer' laugh.
The dance of the illusions and OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
THE new ENGLAND R. R co.
Passenger Train Service, Week Day
Corrected to June 8, 1895.

Passenger Train Service, Week DayS
Corrected to June 8, 1895.
yrains leave PROVIDENCE as toiiow.i
tSr boston-s;@ a IN, ~ IT.; s:~ y. N; kErURN
esso, g. m 1890, 5;2S p. m
MALPoLE-sioo .. m; ~ IN; ti7o p. m
yRANkLIN-siO5 m, Il nj ts1,, 7iisp m
MLFOkp-s;oo a. IN. IL m, tss1 p. m
ARLNaroN-7;0s. IL 80 m 6is7, 80. eel 100 D.A
WEST ARLISoToN-F 1'os, n zoe, iiiss . mt
r2.<5, v liso. y s's7 Fs,sop.
KEIGHrsVILIS--7ios. s'ss n,se O. E.i v 2sa
wAYLAND pAak-r7,oi. F rsUs, ru.ss. m..
iiss. v asa, r s5r. v $3.50. ''ii,Oo p m
NATIck, RIVER POINT. cEKTRRvILLE
wAsHINGToN--7ss. $500. 1850, a M n'a,
7,s6, 4:5o, 5:aL $3.50, '7,2S, "u soJ p. m.
CRANsToN. oAKLAwN-7sos ssjs, i,ss q nj
1851, 2:tb 4iSo, 6t27, $3.50. ''nioo p. n.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, 9UIDNIck-7'os n'Se q m;
ait5. 5is7. ei50, cell 100 p. HA
AETHoNY-7;oi Sioe, ii'So g m, 2Aa tiso, 5.sI.
$3.50, ell 100 D. IN.
COVENTRY. srERLIsa-7'oa sroal liiiso. an,
2t45, 4.Ja y. m.
SUMMIT, GREENE. oNEco, MoosuP, PLAIN.
FIELD-rss. ssos, - nj iii5o, 2:t5. 4iSo. 7,D
yEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND
VERSAILLES, BALTIC SOUTH wINDHAM-
sos q. m; nioo, 4iso, p. m
wILLIMANrIc-s'o a. M iiiSo. 1850, t7saS p. ~
HARTFoRD-ssos a. m.i II so, 4i3o, t7s25 p. R
F1suKILL& a NEwBURo-9.0s q m.
NoRwIcH-7i0s, S;oe a. m; II 80 4iso, 7;7s ?. m
WATERBURY, DANBuRY-sios O. m. 7i25 p. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDon,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM ana
PoMFREr - sib5 a. M 400 y.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBUR0
AND ERIE RY-sio6 q. m
PAsCoA6 AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
spS7 s;55, II q m. AGO and 62o and .'liiB
D. IN Returning leave PAscoag t5:25. 7,lo aAA
s,:b a m. l2,s0, bi02 and s's 100 D. m.
All trains leave from west end of Union Dspel
Providence.
ssssturdsys only. s-sundays oniy.
fDaily.
fisksts between Bostop end Providence rimitsQ
Isssnts, unlimited 81
va sABooCK. q. AA
Iu. KING. supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01
A NIGHT IN BROWNIE LAND.
Lothrop's Opera House.

Josephine DE Soubille Miss Katherine Robor
Madeleine De Soubille. Miss Nellie Hancoc X
Baroness DE soubille Miss Grace Hamilton
Lucette. .........4........,.. Miss Florence Mack
Jean Brissaa .................... Justin Paige
Julian Delacour ...,......... j, Gordon Edwards
Eugene lurone. r.s.s........ Leonard Rowe
III lie lreme. ..t.ss'. 's.s......t MT. lsanergnn
Max .,... .......................... John Weber
Mons. Deripou. Sergeant La Croix Roland
Seldom IL ever, has any thester in Prov
idence been the recipient OF more atten-
tion than was bestowed on Lothrop's OPP
era House last evening; that Is, for y the
ater OF It's class. Not only was there
large audience, but IL was representative
OF an exceedingly nice class OF people. In
fact, there was one party OF $50 persons
occupying the best seats, and boxes In
the house. OF course there was good rea-
son for this attention. OF they wouldn't
have been there. To tell the truth, there
were several good reasons, the principal
ones being that new play by Lindsey
Harris received its initial performances
yesterday. and Miss Katherine Rober.
and an excellent supporting company
presented It, II was 30 well done, that
the entire audience was ca-tivated.
The play s entitled, "The Wife OF
Iwo," an adaptation from Charles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

"The Greater Twelve Temptations" OF
Charles III. Yale deserves the adjective
thst has recently been inserted in the IL
tie OF the performances. As a spectacular
extrsvsganze nothing sensational is left
10 be.desired. All the old features, so
familiar TO the admirers OF this sort OF a
production have been developed and
made more dazzling or more grotesaue
90 the case may be. The acme OF glitter
seems 10 have been reached In the scenery
and costuming. The music and dancing
is ell bright and OF the variety called
"cstchy,' and there II no speciality that
sbe audience would not have been pleased
70 have had more OF.
The principal new departure IL In the
internal regions, which happen to be in
the heart OF the frigid zone rather than
In the opposite climate, and the bad islry
10 Zero, the snow queen. In opposition Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

S@s~ AeAAAAAsVAANs
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full inform alton
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
tion ani stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected to sept. "a, 1905
BOSTON sS's Ss 90 ss.' ioSS sss' i,,ss sS' Tsse no.
n2oS l.o. aa.oa $40, tsl5 $50 sOo s;2O s2l 7i2o
$ m ipss ssransisa..ys saia . sosSs i.s$ s ps1s
sS Ssia % elis5 s' s0i o sO ss sisSS S
zoo s'eo, $40 $50 90, 7oL 300 81 100 p sum
s.Co ol SiiS sscS 'S $780, $3.50 M i'0' $780,
|ifLEBoRo-s,oe. 100, 7.s, sis $500, 1000 ii;ls
SOFIA is;S saS s,ss 90
siS 800. ii.issa i.so 80. siss. Ga, iiii;ssS
=, .gm; ssnssysnsiisa n. s,is. LISP ~;
NORWOOD aud DEbHAM-7;oo iiiS a M,
sise p nj Sundays, sil6 9. M 6iis pm.
500 100 ii,is m ia iaOs 10. 0S .a, 'S s.,s s;c
e;a. io,io p. m; sunasys-s'aa, s'is, s'is'
TsIor car. % t only :I .Rsosps Mondays. 10 bslevpu
ytsssaIs aud way stations, 500. 1000 nj ,'''.
ssias SSs and ". sta ss 20 %: s,c ,s
p m. sundays, s;s6 q. m. snd isis ,. m
hiddleeoro sls a. m; ia'io, siaO. sis6 ?. m sun-
Plymouth, shS a. m, i2aO. s,aS p, m.
Points on Cape Cod. s'iS A. MI iaiio. a:a' p. N.
Cottage City, s.i5 a. m 1910 p. m.
sTOSINGToN DIVISION.
TKsfn. i.av. ppnuInENrE a.. tnlio..
i.,ss Limited. MS a M 9'Ss. sis ssiia
NEW YORK. Via % stoninsto. aas, Lin.-,ao, p. m.
pHisnRbfEfRRIs aR shyrIMonn and WASHING
TON via Harlem R.vsr-io'os a. m, sI2o =. m
NEW aISEN-i.,s, si rss a. m, (exp. d.nyl sas
lexp.l. lioe anS tsrp.J, i'oS (dsilyb s.os (erp.
NEW eiy 2ospoSiis s,s ss.H s'siy M daily sa
tseeom 500 (sceom. Sundays only s.ls LloS
s a. M tssp1 iS iSys esosen s:os ais assp
s:se. ssoa lsxp daiyj, s:2e tscosm, sundays
., m. lsnp aaiy).
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as followsfor
WokGEsTEa-s'g exp, 1903 taoom-l lS' t.Ips
.lo (sIp. 70 woonsocteD, 0i,s tIOc. erp.). 500
Sundays 80 a N. taOeOm sOo,s ,s,is p m accom-
MILLvILLK 7:os. s.4o, s'io iiso a. M. iicO, ''Ol
gao, $50 90 p m.
sLxoksToSs JuScTioNsIOs,, SIS, s;iO, ,o.is
n:se, a.m.i 100, $500, 400 AisO. O'i0 s4', 7'la
Sunday. $50 is:oO a. m, isoS $3.50 500. $50, 7iOa
WOODSTOCK KET-s,s5, 7.ol s4S, $40, Ioii5. r:a
100, 1850, 500. 4'eo. i;aO. a:lS S''', 7'l''
Sunday. $50. 1000 m, Ia,Os $3.50. $500 s:SO. Isa
7.60, e!i5, $3.50 p. m.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PRovIpENcE linda stree, sta.ion) toi
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER--6to 9.t5 ex'
press aud sib6 q. IN. and i2;t5, 4;3o $50 p. IN
Sundays for Fall River $3.50 O. m, 80 p. M
Ncwport sis6 g. m. ESQ y m. (via New foT
boat
Warren and way stations ss4S 7ss, express $3.50 aud
s.bs .. m and Il 2is5 Jf0o 100, (erpress biSQ
$3.50. 500. and IL 10 p. m.
Sundays At g;5s q. m. and $50 D. m.
BklSTOL-Tit6 express. $50, $500 q. m i2ist 1Ot
s:so, $3.50. 6iSo 90 and II 40 p m. sundays
e;56 o. m $3.50 p m.
Electric ears cave Bxohsnse Place, Providenee,
steiSo, 1850. s,i5 and elso a M 1850 2stS s:i3
t;is. siib, sns and 7iss .. IN Leave Maxi"
Square st iliio .. IN.
Sunday. at s,ss . N. and ans
oEo. l. CONNER, A. Q. KENDALL.
PAss'v Trsfae Manager Cenp Passr Agent
30 ALLEN ospa supt
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year, show thai foreign dealers are not
regarding the situation with anxiety.
Nor do British accounts indicate any
anxiety about cotton, while efforts are
reported by some, months ago, appar-
emily exceeding their needs for the
year. If unfavOrable to some specula-
tors, there are cheering indications, for
10 is better to have fair crops than to
get high prices for what remains.
Orders have so accumulated in iron
products that some works forego the
usual summer rest and Eastern furnaces
soon 10 begin blast will add about o.
900 tons weekly to the production. A
few quotations have advanced Gray
forge and Eastern bar-while Bessemer
pig is a shade weaker at Pittsburg, but
the averages of all prices is / per cent.
higher for the week and 2S.3 per cent.
higher than February 1. The strike Of
several thousand miners in the Mar
quette region may have important con-
sequences. Producers Of -Bessemer
ore have sold largely for tbs future at
prices so low that they cannot add TO
cost of production. and other mines in
the northwest may be affected. Minor
metals are stronger with sales 100000
pounds copper up 10 - cents for lake,
and tin very firm in spite Of a large Wis
ible supply.
Wool advanced in the first half Of
July an average of one cent for 104
quotations of domestics by Coates
Bros. Of Philadelphia, and is now Z
per cent. higher than a year ago. Salea
naturally lessen. being 79S0000 pounds
for the week aga.ust an average Of 49,
600. 600 ponds for each Of the two pre-
vious weeks, but prices are sustained by
German and French buying in the Lon7
don market Manufacturers do not
support the advance and are buying
only for immediate needs but holders
who have taken for weeks past several
times the quantity consumed, are
sitter
Failures for the week have been 256
in the United States against 236 last
year and 80 in Canada against At last
year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
THEY NEVER CAME BACK.
The sudden and Effective Disappearance of
ElOping Lovers.


A disDMch from Washington, Ind,
says: John Station, a well to do farmer
of the northern part Of this county, is
dead. He leaves an estate worth about
$4,000 to be divided among his chill
dren, concerning one Of whom there
is a romantic story.
One of the children is. or was, a
daughter named America Ann Station.
About five years ago she was wooed and
Won by a young man of the neighbOr-
hood named Marion Dukes. The girl
was Is years old, bright and pretty.
Her father opposed the match. and one
night in June. 1890, the young girl left
her feathers roof and Joined her lover,
in waiting near by. They made their
way 20 Newberry. Greene county, where
they intended to take the tram. Mr..
Station missed his daughter, and gave
pursuit, declaring that he would kill
both of them on sight He arrived at
Newberry on the train by which the
lovers intended leaving, and as the
train stopped before pulling up to the
depot. some one ran ahead and notified
the young couple Of their danger. In
mediately the fugitive couple started
on a run across the bridge to the OtheA
side Of the river, and Miss Station, see
ing her father in pursuit. stopped and
pulled off her shoes. that she might run
the faster They distanced the old man,
and disappeared.
Since that time they have been miss
ing. Nothing was heard of either Of
them afterward. Neither of them had
any money TO speak of, and their cloth
ing was what they were then wearing.
Whether they became exhausted and
Respondent and drowned themselves IN
the river. or whether they are some
where together in this world. mar
ried and living happily, is a question
their relatives and friends are unable 70
answer. The girl is entitled TO a shard
of her fathers estate. snug sum. She
is the granddaughter of Alex. Killian,
one of the wealthiest men in Davies
county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

go a., -, ..., -, tt,.,
markets were very dun to-day and closed
without much change from the last reg
ular quotations of Yesterdays session.
Wheat averaged weak. although isc high
the N loss ,s.S II made as soon as the market
oneue1 and is toc lower for the day. Ihe
o OATS market braced up in the end and re-
covered 4c decline Ilaut tl' itC.i -, it. frr
Flour. easy. .-o,... ~. q.
Wheat c3sn NJ 30 Si'r red c5gs5s.c: July
es 1cioeiDl[ m 66Ic: december 67240
6S@,c closing az DS7 ~ p. M 2vellow 4g7sc:
July ~ t'L1 oeiSt- fS7.c: May 85isa36c
closing at S'i g. o 22uc. No. . white 25H@
CatSS, ,-bito 25(J55f.c. July 227- l23i lc,
closing at 2Ac: september -il,,,--e
closing at 2-l2ci May -0's4-V0' 0i0''7
1850.
Rye, NO; : 40 ,,,,,t,oI
baflel' ~ Sf "a
FlaXsee.!, ~ -,,,,. seeJ e r.
Mess pork. cash per parrel nv 'V s,6 ~,
II 10 Y closing at $40 IA January $40 o'e
m IN closing AT $40 Gle. -.... ,, I'll.
Lard. cash per lVl los go - =" s- 'o-.,r AZ
closed At So 2llc. SeptemneI 49, on
closing az S. 5r2' january gu 81
short ribs. caSn sigrs S ~ 81 oo1i6 q
closing Sc 22,s 0ct O. sj, y -S 81 closing
ing at So 20, Ja-u"iS 80
at s. 62il , -,t,-s.,
Dry sailed sh2 3l. si l75s-
Short clear SIDES 9'2,.e,e,Sl Goods per
Whisky distillers Ailsie" bO'''
gallon u . -. ~,o,r,eries 1Gql7c: dairies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July l9.-Cattle, steady; west t.
ern rangers 81 0Oq4 90; native t,1 steers % Az
Hogs active and higher; sales We're were
made of heavy at 81 S0G5 3; mixed lot5
81 9Oa5 40; light weights s. 1o45 90 ana
pigs 81 seas %, ,oo,,, n s.,
Sheep. in active demand at 81 O1a4 30 t0r
common to extra, with the bulk OF tn,e5
sales of natives, which comprise the pun
of the offerings. at 50 25Q4 90: FOR yearllhlss
there was a demand at 81 5Op4 90, spring
lambs have been offered in large nunlpers
and sales are now made al s. O4o ~ IoI
moor to choice, lice lots selling at - OOu
Receipts-Cattle. $500 head; calves, 800
head; hogs, 1000 head; sheep |VVO heau'
East Liberty. July 19.-Cattle' steady at
Hogs, heavy dun; light active n medium a6dG
PhiladelPhias s. 2oaS 81; Il Iat co05 "a 90 soOO
sheep and lambs, dull at yesterday S
quotations.
Cincinnati. July 19.-Hogs, strong at
81 seas 50; receipts, 1000 head; shipments
COO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
WOOL.

london Tulv 19-At the wool AUCTION
sales To-day $40 barrels were onered' OF
which 100 were Withdrawn, ne Coii.GiiS Il
tition was spirited at run rates, eSPeC''.ti =
for the better grades. Twins O.
9' New ~ south Wales-G,oo6 bales secured
5atd41s cd: greasy, 3SiG|2d. , rs,0
Oueensland-323 $50 bales scoureu' o744
Giad; greasy. 53iN6i2d. -,,,>.,- -.
Victoria-2.6H bales; secured. F2dQIs "a
s! soni6 1 AGst Tiii bales secured 81
swan Riyer-Si bales greasy. 5G(G&,d.
Tasmania-97O bales; greasy, f4lV. ol7
New Zealand-50 6O bales; scoureu' 9uti
Is H2d; greasy 4HlOd. 1900, ose ,,,lae.
Cane of Good Hope and Natal-19o odlS9'
secured SdGls I'D: greasy. o4oAd. =,
Antwerp July l9.-Seventeen nuIui 80 S'
bales were offered at the WooI :" P1icee
daV of which 500 were withdraWn. - :.
were steady and unchanged. foIIo"Ins
Buenos Ayres-GS6 bales at 24ld.
MoptevideO-25g bales at 3db'4u'
Position July l9.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin will say to-morro" u '''0
The M boom is checked for the present al, at
least. though Michigan y has sQiu AZ ~
this week the highest Igue tQuCi'' s,r,aiier
the recovery began. Ihere - " ~ trade
attendance and the quieter tone Vl ~ u a." -
in the wooden goods market is echQISL, , ny
the diminished number OF puyJI -
are. however quite steady anu ~. tte -
lSet is wei supported by sales, sun aP s,,s,
the average The boom has , "a o., ,5 Juse
four weeks and Boston has so iI ~ ~ Wool
four weeks over 3S,OOOOJ0 pouHus % -
View works. total sales in the % weeks
of 1894 were 100000 pounds ,ezo ooo
The sales Of the week We 6o are nnnnds G'Y for
P pS.,i o%oinst 7477.OOO pounds domestic
e e5d SS4 600 pounds foreign last week we o5
and $5SS'5O0 pounds domestic ana 2lI = ~,
rounds nom foreign for the same week ieera las q
YEAR the sales 70 date sn9w o p i y 5si 500
OF zO95'l ogeien from the sales TO the same
4I,,a IN iSq3 The receipts to date snow an
increase of 29,701 bales donesuc anu an
incraase of l2S.AlS bales IOItIBH'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20

Feed, quiet.
Hay, firm.
Hops. dull.
Hides. firm.
Leather, quiet.
Wool, firm.
Coal quiet.
Beef. quiet
lard Lar n'T western ir steam closed at Sc Go0
C 62is
Pork, dull but steadier.
Eggs. steadier; State and Pennsylvania
131anlHac.
Potatoes, weak.
Tallow, weak; city 49lBo; country asa
Petroleum d tG NO. steady; United closed at
81 50 bid.
ROsin, steady.
Turpentine, steady.
Rice, steady.
MOlaSseS, steady.
CottOnseed oil steadier.
Coffee. options opened steady, closing
quiet at 15Q3 points net advance; klo
quiet.
Baltimore July 19.-Flour, weak and un-
changed; receipts, 4.0f5 barrels; snip
ments, 4.245 barrels; sales, 300 barrels.
Wheat Quiet; spot and month 61esqb6leci
August G63sG66Ssc; September 6iss00i9sci
63l 4Q63l2c; receipts, 52,Sl5 bushels stock
3lO,7g4 bushels; sales, l6,Wy Dushelsi
southern wheat by sample 6S46Sl2c; DO on
Corn. quiet: spot and month 4S%qi9c;
August 4Sc asked; September 4S4c asked ;
receipts IT, IT'S bushels, stock, 29l,SVS DusI-
els: southern white corn oOdole; 90 vel
oats. quiet and steady; No. 2 white
western 32d32i@c: No. mixed 5y4oOi2 g .
receipts. Il, vSOl bushels stock, 96OlI bush
Rye. quiet; receipts, $50 bushels; stock
HaV. firmer: choice timothy $16 0OQl6 so
Sugar, firm and unchanseu; .,,,,or,,,,1
Butter and eggs, steady anu ulCAdilsSN
Cheese, firm and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-Wheat firm; No.
2 red July 6Sd6Sisc; August 6S4bSAci sep
TENDER 6S3t 469c, October b'fQo9'2G' 100
Corn, &c lower; No. mixed J ,n9Iy ,o, 5'e
494c: August 49g4914c; September 49ai9i4c'
oats l5SIlc lower: No. white July 3lm
BIC: August 29laQ292c; September $50
29Ac; October %'4G2iatc .-...,, .o,s.,,,..,,,
Butter, steady; fancy western cIe4illel
17iac: do Pennsylvania prints NC 10 uO
EGGS eggs firm; fresh nearby 1Sc; do west
ern lHaNl3c.
Refined sugars, firm.
Tallow, dull and unchanged p ooo
Receipts-Flour 1000 barrels and 6'09o
sacks; wheat, 5000 bushels corn S'VVo
bushels; oats. 1900 bushels.
Shipments-Wheat, 800 busnels' corA'
5000 bushels; oats 1900 bushels.
Cincinnati. July 19.-Flour. weak.
Wheat. active; No. , red 632c; receipts
1900 bushels shipments. zoo bushels.
Corn. weak; No. mixed 4ic.
oats. steady: No. mixed PC.
Rye dull: No. > 45c.
Lard. in light demand at 80 ".
. Bulk meats. steady at 50 -.
Baco steady at 81 ..
Whisky. steady al 81 %.
Butter firm.
Sugar, fairly active.
Eggs, slow at Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
Dun b co.'s REVIEW OF TRADE

Wash. 7r1,. 1o-R q Dun A.
..--. -sriev NJ trade which is
...,.-.-..r. MIN sav.
r.. -......s ,.,.s Fl. nat entirely en-
.....s.-. f.,,. .. an -ra r,ors r9+ur91
u.. fEa-. .-- ...5,s Cf r,id-.-r,r,,ar.
........ 1,-.... ..-.sre.-s s,s NOT
..-. .- r,1f "a r..- vset Int s-fl
.r. r..... .-...... ,. ,..,.,, ami ,o-.
.... ...- r.....i ,-, 3. ''-. .--..
me eApo' -s
,.,. s --.' o--l'e lle4sl.Iy
"o ,'--. anna
-, 10 coming business
...-e Increase III .--5 .. ue-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
THE REPORT NOT TRUE.

Special to the Register.
Salem. W. Va, July 19-The report
that the wife Of Timothy Bell had de-
serted him is untrue. Mrs. Bell went
to visit her sister during her husbands
absence. and Mr.. Bell coming home I'M.
expectedly. made inquiries upon which
gOssips founded the report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
As THE YEARS ROLL BN
A Little Parable In Two Acts on LIES vi
cissftudes.

cissitudes.
He was barely twenty-One. His
mustache was merely delicate hint
he had been TO two French balls, had
q bowling acquaintance with three
third-rate actresses-and no one could
ever tell him anything he didn't know.
He admired a woman whose age was
a stationary twenty-nine, whose hair
was adjustable, and whose tense was
Past.
He passed his hand YEARLY over his
wrinkles brow, and paid his court IN
the following unimpaSsioned terms:
MY child. I. have only the remains OF
q wasted life 70 offer YOU. / am tired
of everything. Everything bores me.
Safety has been my ruin. But II you
like 10 take pity on man who has
drunk the cup Of pleasure TO its bitter
dregs. and frittered away a noble ca
reer. I am willing to devote the poor
remnant of my life to you entirely.
And the woman shook her head and
turned aside to hide a smile, saying to
herself. why, he is even younger
than / thought"
twenty years later ne WIS H-tl"i any .
fortv-one He now preferred the circus
to French balls. watched base ball
games instead of playing poker ana
was pretty nearly convinced that there
were a great many things which he
didn't know and would probably die
i'm ignorance of.
He admired q woman whose age was
n temporary twenty-five, whose bright
hair was indigenous and whose tense
was decidedly Future.
Bv this time he had dabbed in OBESITY
Cures. developed lead-cOlored pouches
under his eyes, and his hair was gray
and scanty.
stretched forth his hands and paid his
court to his divinity in the following
impassioned terms:
Il am a Young man-with all my ne
before me, Although no saint l have
a clean recordt / feel that l am called
to glorious possibilities Come 10 my
arms-and with me- walk down the long
vistas Of the future.
And this woman also shook her head
and turned away to hide a smile, saving
20 herself -
.'He really must be very old to talk
like thatr'-Life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
DRY GOODS.

vor,, 1uIv 19-Agents have adj
New, I vi r,,ricns of Edwards and Warren
ya ,5 sm 1af g'ge c There has been wider
kla Jr,iit foT brown and bleached cottons
the sellers are not plentiful for 6loS dSy
cries dl tteedds ana spring woolens were in
dress dress Lena Toenand sales and orders Printed
9 geLrirs in better inquiry and more busi-
n rael dc doing. Printing cths firm with safes
AT l5-i6c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
PETROLEUM.

Vow York. July l9.-Petroleum, easier
,-N\,eaMS,,,,.onia oil sales none; August OPP
Ems Ss,Ies none closed offered at 81 o5'
Lima oil sales none.
Oil city July i9N22iti9snalb , rTan9' Ger e
terhC43 81 o. closed ar 81 5Gi5. Sales. 1900
IhorreIs: ciearances. $500 barrels. ship
, 3al IS n O3S barrels runs, S'o62 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
b. q -. seashorc excursions

July 25th the B. & o. r. r. Co. will
sell round trip excursion tickets to At
lantic City, Cape May and Sea Isle
City at rate OF $1,000, valid for return
trip y days. Trains leave Wheeling
1926 and 4:55 a. m. and 5:45 p. m.
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Wheel
ing on trains leaving at 1926 and 5:45
p m.
Sleeping Car accommodations should
be secured at once.
Book giving description of trip to
Atlantic City can be had free on appli-
cation to T. c. BURKE.
PASSENGER and T,icla+ AgeD+
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20

From New York. Philadelphia, B ia
more and Washington. $50 a. M. dallE,
Cumberland accommodation i:lV p. H-'
except Sunday ~ ,o.to "a M
D1 M6ynndsvine accommodation 40 a.; m.
md 40 p. m, except Sunday, ana ''4V =
m. Saturday only. dat,,,
Cumberland express, 40 p. M daiiy,
vHEETING AND PITTSBURG DIVE
SION.
Tor pittsburg. Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia and New York, $50 q. IN.
and 80 p. m. daily. III.
For Pittsburg 1880 a. m. daily. -.
Pittsburg express. 100 p m.' except
Sunday. .,1,.,,r r.co
D. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Baltl-
more. Washington and Pittsburg. 1910 a;
m. daily IL 80 p. m, except SATURDAY anu
2.2j "A. m. Sunday only
Pittsburg mail, l2:35 p. m, except sum
day and Goo p. m daily.
m. except Sunday.