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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

WASHINGTON, January 30.-The ses-
sion OF the Senate to-day was unusually
eventful IN giving expression to the in
tense feeling which has been aroused
by the financial question and to the ap-
parent hopelessness OF arriving at a
solution. Mr.. Sherman, OF Ohio,
spoke for the first time since
the new phases Of the financial
situation were presented. lie charged
the Senate to take the subject from the
finance committee where the task OF
framing a bill, he declared, was hope
less, By reason Of tie. Mr.. Sherman
arraigned the advocates Of free silver
for pushing their demands to the point
OF paralyizing legislation. He asserted
that the present emergency could read
ily be met by issuing bonds OF such
simple and convenient form that they
WOULD BE TAKEN By THE PEOPLE
as we'll as the banks, thus bringing tha
kItdb ldDOl AA VIZ '~N N'Sh SNAA
TO the rescue OF the government.
Mr.. Vest lent personal In
terest to the debate by declaring
that the President was seeking
to make Congress accessory 10
welding Of the simple gold standard on
the people The Senator asserted with
dramatic emphasis that he had thus far
held his peace, but that there must now
be a separating OF the ways between
him and the President
Mr.. Hill, Dem. n. w also spoke
briefly expressing the belief that Con-
gress would speedily aid the admins
tration If the latter would make known
what 1t actually wanted.
Mr.. Walcott, (Rep., Colo.,l and Mr..
Stewart. Pop, Nev.,) added their
views on the situation.
The Senate spent the rest OF the day
In executive session on the Japaness
treaty, which was ratified.
TO LEND GOLD TO UNCLE SAM.
New YORK, January 3O-A London
cablegram to the Evening Post says:
There is reason to believe that pre-
liminary negotiations for a sterling
loan TO the United states governments
are being discussed by the ROthschllds
and another house, but nothing
more dehnite is yet known. The
question entirely centres on Congress
and Ia regard to the action Of that body
the public and fnanciers here are alike
perpIexed, although private adyices
from Washington again speak hopefully
of the passage of measure. 4 gold
loan to yield about per cent. would
probably be well received here.
The latest talk Is Of the issue OF
United States treasury notes by the
Rothschilds.
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
New YORK, January 30-The total
withdrawal OF 60 At the sub-treasurg
to-day was 50, $50, 900. Cold coin 20 the
amount Of $3.50, 900 has been received at
the sub.treasury from the sub-treasurles
NJ Philadelphia, New Orleans, Cinciu-
natl and other cities.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 3d.
The total Withdrawals Of gold to-day
were s3.951. 74O, leaving the true amount
Of the gold reserve 1t the close Of 0usl'
ness S44, 55l, 332.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
Want Court At OharIo. Town

Srfct0 q Is lg,'-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 30
The lawyers OF the Eastern Pan Han
ole are lighting very bard to retain a
term OF the Supreme Court a. Charles
Town. The bill now pending in the
House Of Delegates which provides for
ONLY two terms Of the Supreme Court
each year and both 10 be held at the
capital appears TO suit every body ex-
cept the citizens OF Jefferson and ad-
Joining counties. The representatives
i'm the Legislature from Ohio county
say the Wheeling lawyers prefer all the
terms os tue Supreme Court be held at
Charleston, aud they will therefore sup
ooft the bill. As there are many good
reasons advanced TO support the change
and only few against II, the oil Is
likely 90 pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
A DOUBLE BILL.
A Chicago Musician Gives Party of Friends
Two entertainments for the Price Of
One---Ihe Queer Freak Of Suicide.

CHICAGO, January 3O.--Prof. Vigo
Anderson. prominent member OF Iheo-
dore Thomas orchestra. made dra-
matte ending to his somewhat event
fui life last night. He called together
many OF his friends and gave
them a musical entertainment.
Then he shot himself through
the head. The suicide occurred at No.
347 Elm street, where Mr.. Anderson
was living. One of the invited guests
was Miss Frances Strelgel. Anderson
killed himself virtually at her feet
Many OF his acquaintances declare An
derson was the fiance Of Miss Strelgel
but her friends deny this. Mr..
Anderson was 46 years old. lie was
flute instructor in u local musical col
lege, and had been advertised as flute
sooist at a coming concert OF the Chi
cago orchestra. The police took charge
of his effects. The only thing which
gave any indication of cause for his
act was a notice TO appear In court to
answer a bill of complaint fled by his
wife in a divorce proceeding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
President, Plan Approved.

WASHINGTON. d. c., January 3d.
At It's morning session the National
Board OF Trade passed resolution ap-
proving the recommendation Of the
President TO Congress, for the issue oI
bonds specifically payable principa' and
interest, 10 gold, at rate Of Interest
not exceeding per cent. The board
also appointed committee 10
consider the question OF the consoIida-
tion Of second and third eIass mail mat
ter AID report later to the Board. Com
mittees were also appointed on water
and railroad transportation. The Boara
then took up the consideration oil tho
House bill providing FOR the Inspection
Of immigrants by United States con-
suls, but at noon an adjournment was
taken to call upon the President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
Chnrred with Forgery.

SpectGi 90 ne HsJl -.
MANNNGroN, W. VA, January 30
Frank HeilemS was arrested this morn
ing ana Ralph Miller last night for pass
ing forged check forS3 at the Balti-
more Clothing House Monday evening.
HELEN hought some goods and gave In
payment a cheek from John Hopkins,
drawn 10 favor of ana endorsed by
Ralph Miller. and the check proved to
be forgery. Miller is thought 10 be
Innocent OF the crime. HELEN gave
the money and goods back 10 the cloth
log house and admitted mis- guilt to the
officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
4 Big on suit.
sreaoi 10 the R g.,tsr

Sp6etGt 70 me Is J4'tef
PARKERsEURG, w. VA, January 30.
Quite an interesting case involving
about thirty thousand dollars worth Of
property is now occupying the time at
L. ). Court. the title of the case being
The Caldwell Oil Co., of Baltimore, Nd,
vs. Henry Neuman, in ejectment Be
tween 600 and l, 500 acres Of land below
the West FORK, in Writ county, Is in
volved, aud the case turns on some ola
surveys. a large map is displayed in
court and the case is being stu0bornly
fought on both sides
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
AmUsEMENTs.
ANNA EVA FAY.

Last evening Miss Anna Eva Fay en-
tertained a good sized audience az the
Opera House with some mYstiiying cur
tain and cabinet experiments. The
ladv is small, slender, very blonde and
OF rather nervous temperament She
does not claim supernatural aid or any
thing else. but leaves her audience TO
form their own opinions and guessfho"
it is that she can be securely tied hand
and foot inside curtained enclosure
and still create all kinds Of rumpus
with musical Instruments. etc, or how
she can be held by both hands outside
the enclosure and have the same rum
pus 90 on inside, though no one Is there.
The trick is very cleverly done An
other cabinet performances which is In
troduced is new. The performance "a
entertaining and amusing and well
worth the price Of ad Omission.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
No one should fail 10 visit this House
the first three nights of next week,
when the famous RentZ-Santley Nov
city and Buresque Company, will ap-
pear In their varied and artistic enter
tainment, appealing, by the beautiful
women, gorgeous costumes and hand
some scenery. to the eye, and by the
artistic singing, comic situations, new
medeys and quartettes. 10 the ear. 10
fact the entertainment will be new and
"np TO date" The Living Pictures
presented by this Company are equal In
every respect 10 those seen nightly at
the principal New YORK theatres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
vlllER LEADS TEE OPPOSITION
la .ls Hu which Proposes 20 Reduce
Che state Levy aud Increase the school

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.s.a was the discussion of the tax
Tho tr. which CANA mn or its
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p'o 1'' q VT O u 'o' 0''o
Tor state purposes from 20
ll1 an increase OF the school
from -' to 10 cents
u-.-. sermade the principal arVu-
-...-- -5s massage OF tse bill.
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.ef'ra.iy made 10 MAKE the
%. s.eca order for IL a. N. Tues
H sF.. t1 refer ito the committee
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cents, lay on the taoIe' anu 10
postpone.
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.r .bs lew and il the reduc-
,e..u made ths-s would be a deficit
..urv Tae people Of the
....ss sl,uIi NOT be compelled
-. entire c1st OF educating the
Tue back counties, which
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tls St.ta levy would para
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
some PromLnent ArrivaIs.

Erect0i 20 t1- Hso't-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 30
Among the arrivals OF prominent people
to-day are b. Il. Jones, G.. W. Atkinson
and VIM. NJ. Baird, OF Wheeling; W. Il.
Haymoud, of sutton; J. II. Morcum, 1.
A. Wiatt. d. r. Abbott, c. f. Gwinn'
w. Il. Thompson. c. ;. Mcknzie, II.
NJ. Adams and George r. Neal OF
Huntington; Il. w. Straley, OF Mercer;
r. B. hawkins. of Fayetteville; w. &.
Reddv, OF Nicholas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
To Koauos HanrOad Fares.

STsfi0'F0 u HFltat4-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 30
Senator Young has introduced a bill to
reduce railroad fare on lines which now
charge over three cents per mile. 1t
limits the charges on standard guage
roads for passengers 10 three cents per
mileand on narrow guage roads 10 four
cents. IL is aimed especially at the
West Virginia aud PittSburg, which
charges At the rate OF four cents per
mile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
An were nnrnnd to peath.

BIsMARK, n. d.. January 30.-"The
family of Peter Olsen, consist ng OF
himself, his wife and three children,
the Oldest boy aged l6, together with
one Bothga. a hired man employed by
Olsen, was completely wiped out by fire
early this morning. The house was
burned to the ground and the five bod
les of the Olsen family were found
among the derbis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
an ARRANGEMENT REACHED.
Spain and tho United States Come to
Terms concerning Trade.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 30
The State Department has been In
formed by L. ). Minister Taylor at
Madrid that the Spanish Senate has
passed the modus vivendi, placing the
United States again il the most
favored nation column as to du-
ties on imports into Cuba and
Porto Rico. The bill yet remains to be
signed by the Queen, but it is telieved
that two days will suffice for CON letion
of all formalities and that the United
States will be given the advantage OF
the old rates Immediately. This re-
stores the customs rates under which
the United States has enjoyed large
trade in -four, breadsuffs, lard aud
other products with Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
rHE COMMITS, ON RAILROADS

Fins Plenty 10 Occupy Their Time->ev-
eraI MEASURES Under Consideration.
Sfe-iul 10 us Lsisls-
CHARLESTON, w VA, January 30
The House Committee on Railroads
heard arguments this evening on the
DIN pending before the Legislature
creating a railroad commission. j. H..
Gaines spoke In favor of the bill and v.
B. Arches against 10. Tomorrow j. b.
Floyd will be heard in favor of the bill
and c. w. Daily against il.
A Joint meeting Of the railroad com
mittees of the House aud of the Senate
has been arranged FOR tomorrow even
ing 10 hear an argument of General ST.
Clair iu favor of the Senate DILL 10 pre-
vent raj roads from dealing ia coal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

R'g.rs-.
.-.n.-roN. w. Va. January 3d.
n. amtttss Oh Education, which
a.-.a holding meetings for the past
,, 7s. prepav.1- -u TO provide
rac,s for . text bUoSs of
state. Gnishs wors this morn
aud soon a ards reported the
|. 90 tas House
-. provides E.- o contract for the
rrs .sze 5.aas used under tDe present
tract with The following changes:
Hges Advanced Lessons in English
i-s substituted i5r uarvey's Grammar;
Y--,.amsrys History Of the United
>.s..su5,c,l,ei For Holmes, McGiun
X co.'s tracing and grammar course
%. oru1g books are substituted for
a5r-a's copy 0osks; Mesrvey's
s.es.1E is substituted for Ma
.... Julia NcNar Wr.ght's nature
..-, Sos =. Q, 8 and 4 are substituted
o-H1---l-. Nni0 * Co.'S Riverside
series. ul.s American citizen is substi-
.ua a- Naey's civil government,
LeTss history aud civil government Of
re-. Nr- is adopted.
Assuming .-lt the new books will
c.,. b.. l-c. ana no more than those 10
r.. gas--tte present Contract
-H. .IANGE WILL COST THE PEOPLE
B. .1s State over $4,000. At present,
l- Sing TO the report Of SuperinJeu-
t lewis, there are 25.7g5 copies OF
sys grammar 10 use, which al
.r7 i've cents a copy w0u d amount "a
IS -s1. 41; there are 10 use %, 81 copies
Holiness history, which at eighty
s.., Won q amount 20 Sl7, S96. so; there
.-s .- use 5.3ss copies Of Macrey's civil
l.-uuent, which at eighty cents a
..7. 8u-.d amount TO SO. 592. 50, aud
D.ss Of Mahew's bookkeeping, al
H.t7 cents a copy, would amount 20
.-,. fee aggregate cost of the four
named being SAL S45.
I.e other changes will cost but =
amount extra.
Toe 5.. provides that the contracts
--., shall bs az prices not more than
.,-l-v .er cent OF the lowest whole
o. s price 40 which these book are sold,
i..,.Hu which, OF course, cannot be
.a-.l a che bill, because the propo-
-s face, IS absurd.
l.uu lJee ou Education in the
Sale FI take the question up for
,.s.l 90 tOnCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
A Warrant for Presldent Norton.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, January 30-A
warrant for the arrest Of President
Benjamin f. Norton, Of the Atlantic
Railroad Company, for violation OF sec
tion 529 Of tho laws Of 1887, was issued
to-day by Police Judge Walsh. The
complaInants, jeremiah Desmond,
James Dwyer and George Layton, for
mer employees, alege that President
Norton compelled them to work over
ten hnnrs day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
CONCERNING FINANCE
John Sherman ROaStS the Patrons Of
Silver in the Senate
Senator Vest Declares His Path and
That of the President

Are No Longer Along the Same
Line-He Doesn't Like the Gold
Standard, and Will Not Have
It-Mr. Hill Wants the Admin
istration to Speak Out-For-
eigners Want to Lend Us Gold.
Gold Withdrawn from New
York Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

Sps10 70 a. h-oi@e-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 30
A fter consulting with several lawyers
this morning Governor MscCOrkle
changed his mind in regard TO the con
.srirptiouaity of the MingO county bill,
sns concluded to sign il, which he did
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
|. .n"lf TO COST
l0.5L0T Or MONEY.
Committee on Education
0,1rtS It's Bill
Of The Text Books at
Present. 10 Use.
-- Least Forty-Two ThOuS-
-. Dollars From

=, Pockets Of the People to Re-
--.a the B01ks Now Owned by
---s- Au Absurdity on the
r.s r tho Bin - The Senate
-ee. VIII co 10 Work
q. -as school Books-The Bill
20 Reduce the State Levy and
-.-ss5 the School Levy, Be-
the Senate - Whitaker
-ssl= the Opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

hood, Patton, Peck and Scott. Absent,
Farr, Gramm, Henderson aud Stewart.
The absentees are.evenly divided on
the question.
The bill. was ordered to its third read
ing, and Will come up tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
TBE ELBE GOES
TO THG BOTTOM,
Carrying Down With Her Nearly All
Who We're on Board.
She Was in Collision With the Steel
Steamer Grathie.
The Night Was Dark, and the Look
Out Fad NO IntimatiOD

That Danger Was at Hand I'LL
the Vessels Were So Close To-
gether that it Was Impossible
to Turn Aside or Back Away.
The Huge Vessel Sank in Just
Twenty Minutes-One Life
Boat, Loaded With Passengers,
Capsized and But One Boat
Load Was Saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

SALT RHEUM often appears 10 cold
vysatber. attacking the palms Of the
bonds and other parts OF the body.
good's SarsapariIla, the great blood
purttier. cures salt rheum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

HooD's Pulls are the best sfter-din-
ar nils: assist digestion, cure head
ache. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

If you need good medicine 10 purify
YOUR blood. give nerve strength aud
build up your entire system, take Hood ;
SarsapariIla. It prevent sickness oy
making pure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31

Hoop's Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion aud biliousne'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-31
TIE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. d. C., January 9O.-For
West Virginia: Fair variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania; falr'
warmer; south winds.
For Ohio: Fair; warmer; south winds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-30
DIAMOND DUST.

The Tribune cup is admired by every
one says the Wilkes-Barre Record.
Burkett, with Mexican and McAleer,
have nC'. missed game played by the
Cleveland club this year.
Hones3a,e. Pa. Sept. 2s.-The Am
! tiles. Of this place. today defeated the
White Mills team by a score Of 81 to 5.
John Gaffney received $50 per game
for umpiring the Steinert cup series
between Providence and Springfield.
Anzon has played twenty straight
games without an error. and Ewing has
made but one in the last twenty-six
games he has played.
1t Is more than likely that Morton will
continue to hold the managerial reins
for the Buffalo team another year
President Franklin has expressed him
self as very much pleased with Mr.
Morton's work Mr.. Morton. too. 1t is
said. likes Buffalo first rate--Buffalo
Times.
Luckey, the young Avoca twirler
was in the box for Pittston against the
Wilkes-Barre Eastern league team on
Wednesday. He had six strike-outs to
his credit. gave no bases on balls. and
Of the twelve hits made by wilkes
Barre. eight were made either after the
side should have been retired OF were
misjudged by the fielders.
Herman Doescher. the Eastern league
umpire, went to Louisville as a repre-
sentative of the Syracuse club to in
duce Dan Minnehan to sign for next
year with Syracuse. local whisky
house issued a bail writ against
Doescher, and he took refuge in New
Albany Meanwhile Louisville Is try
ing to get Minnehan to sign as Collins
successor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-30
FRANCHISE NOT YET SOLD.
Scranton Club Owners and Pos siblc Buy
crs Have Not Negotiated.

Saturday and yesterday brought no
new developments in the proposed sale
of Socanton's Eastern league franchise.
The cc,.erie Of possible local buyers.
referred to by The Tribune Saturday.
have made no efforts to negotiate, and
neither has President Belts
How the malser will terminate is
mere Ccntet:ior. One thing only Is
certh.n-the present owners are deter
mined % see. The prospect of joining
the State league is an undetermined
quantity. The present owners want
81. 400. but would probably sell for 1000
10 Fall River or Newark. A sum con-
e.derably in advance of the latter
Figure wuold be asked from local buy
ers, and this difference in Price is ey-
planned by the owners in their claim
that their interest in the Base Ball
park is worth much money.
Responsible local men. known to The
Tribune. are willing To pay 50 900 for the
franchise. Said one of them yesterday:
I'VE O. rot war 20 make more than
normal pc. cent. on our money, and
We would purchase the franchise only
because We like the game ard want
TO see Scranton continued in first
class league"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-30
HOT TINES IN TEXAS.
Governor Says There VIII Be No Fight
Club Officials Say the Meeting win
Take Plaee-lts Getting Exciting.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. 27.-While the gov
ernor's call for a special session Of
the legislature. requesting the body to
pass I law prohibiting prize fighting.
was not entirely a surprise. yet it had
the effeot of starting nfreSh public
discussions. The governors supporters
were jubilant and regard law to take
immediate effect u certainty. The OPP
position maintain that the required
two-thirds Of the members of the legis-
Ia ture will not be secured for an i'm
mediate act. and do not doubt that a
law will be passed to take effect In
ninety days. While taking this view.
the opposition are wondering what the
governor will do next IL a law to take
immediate effect is not passed. The
question on all sides Is, will the gov
erncr rest his case on legislative ac-
tion. Conservative opinion insists that
two or three branches of government.
the judicial and legislative. should and
VIII settle the matter. The judiciary
has spoken and the legislature will be
heard from by oct. 4.
President stuart, of the Florida Ath-
le;..c club, maintains his usual business
ATTITUDE, and rests. as he has always
done, on the legal advice of his at
;orneys. that he is proceeding under
the law. He says tonight:
when satisfied that the laws of
Texas guaranteed protection to its cit-
izerS who invest their money i'm enter
prizes not prohibited by law, the con-
,ract for the building was awarded
and :he building is now half completed
Contracts involving over a million feet
Of lumber and a hundred other obliga-
tions have been entered into and | be-
lieve fairminded and upright legisla-
ture will dc justice 10 all alike. avoid
ing anything like contiscation or inter-
ference with Contracts made with a
high judicial decision as a guide
The iveston-Dallas News con-
cludes an editorial on the situation in
these words: And. now it is to be
hoped that the legislature will at last
bring ',he problem to some indubltable,
effective and salutary conclusion. In
accomplishing this work 1t will not
BE- enough for the legislature to close
the state against revolving brutalities
pf the ring: IT must as fully guard the
s'sate agafr'st the perils of scandals of
conflicts Of executive and judicial au-
thor9..es such as that which was re-
Gently brewing
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-30
Little News Notes.

Norris Thomas has returned from
Brooklyn. He will reside here perma-
nently.
Benjamin Williams, of Middle Gran
vile, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. j.
Roberts, of South Main avenue.
Talieson Phillips leaves today for n
dental course at a famous philadelphia
institution. Mr. Phillips has the best
wishes of many friends In his college
career.
c. j. Helmes leaves today for Phila-
delphia on business connected with the
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance
company.
The Hyde Park Literary and Debat-
Ing society will meet this evening. An
interesting programme will be rem
dereh. The public Is invited
Tt Is not well known that d. IL. Johns.
OF this side. Is the musical conductor
OF the company which opens at Davis
theater today. Mr. Johns thus makes
start In professional circles as a
conductor and his friends look to INA
loney's Rattle" as stepping stone to
the future
The Robert Morris lodge eisteddfod
Will be conducted upon the lines laid
cut in a well written article by a West
Slider which appeared I'm SATURDAYS
Tribune. Musical features Will not
take up the greater part Of the eistedd-
fod. but literary compositions, both
Welsh and English. will be the main
element In the makeup of the pro-
gramme.