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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

"Yos, pTOsrsi IN ftsge meohanl m
Is conunusi,o said H-nry living 10
SUI lniYtsis~er "lt adds to tnt
Iiusipu, bIt ~ also adds ihe COS I.
rhe proNf,si 10 lighting, anj, wuSt
may sounI odd, IN dsthenins tht
STAGE undtr the success We steps Of gts.
light, limriignt AMI elscific lght
Astonishing IN my temembrAucr,
whicn. however, dues not quite X
back n iays Of candles IN eco c.
auJ n IAls' Tor fontlighis. But ih,y
were suii called '1Jat,' wneu ] mr. /
went on the stage. A property
IA those days vss little better
than wat you would call iunksbui.
IL Ia nov, with SUCH plays 40 ws pro-
nucs warehouse, q museuD. Tn'
COS umer was literally Hn Old cls' man
10 tue old times. The costumes TOT
Hamlet sEed Out M,cDeth. Al actor
had g. he something Of n tailor b m-
eel. The 'wnSs' were literally wiuss.
Nov they simpiy describe a plIce, ~
much hts tue unange Dsen In maEing
40 sells. A few men handle thes
thinys ~ - lelsuTeiy way; nov . small
army move EN- Ia q hurry. The
Oh carpenter scenes, wfIttsn int
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Mr. ID. q. Caller lhs srtt tho wirss
hot tfs NhiY, endeavoflng TO mahe
ran ements fifh Ptlttnwski nceft
m this cts. aud ha.at last success lei.
rue great pianist viii b. heard here %
March 8, IN the fsbsrnaclr, assisted
~ the T,tefnAcle on0it Psiefew.ai
IL undonbied y the stertest lianist
now living, anI his spptarince m this
city will be az event TOT whicI tn
music loving public will feel iudoh1 d
70 MIR. Calder, TO whose ofJrls II -
due.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

plais 10 keep the auJlenco from
bowling white tue stage cArpeu
'efe U.hinj got w the thf0Us Or
nailed with great rssuunding
tuwarcks the riSnboafd 90 the
mn lfont, are all tut abolished.
A alsce that 10 ks ~ solid M
nsfulu T. whiskeJ away be.
lwosO twO nhshe1 OF lIgnt. But
the iigntiug Of tue stage as nov
prAo,iosu has altered the act
iDg. IL gives impulse 10 IN.
pcr'onatioa, ~ opuustd 10 uer
recitation. a li't'e wy back
On tns stage the ariors In old
times coul 4 scarcely b seen, c-i-
tsinB with no uitt nolness.
Great enorte we're Reserved TOT
certain moments. Au actIr IN
the bsckgrouUu, practically In
the dArS,iId not take ,hu tfUub,s
q act. Why should he7 Al
1 { fest conferred wbsfe tue light
~ss, a coupe OF yards back
OF tue fuotliSutr, tue oid.lAshi ~
81 oil lamps giving. very little
light"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

How these der .rrs- Iva ,nrh
ohsT ssys NV Y.rA paper N.
to1hrt IL II nUuucrd tuA1 Lilius
hus'sil owl "a Jac blwski oiea 4,
tus Il suf Peg wuihug tuau Mtli
Hal On "rlits lrum Paris thai POO.
Q mp ST wtOtr tleO sra Tor her to
liofUt W len slr lusl 1 cd. Tho. ne
AUS shis s"tetiy saicit.C pltstrapi:
"Isll a'a o. great cry a. little
(amp's) wu II / Iu't moi, anu hupetu
nohr from Mr.. JatoOJw'ki AZ AZ ,arl
datr t"al wandvuug Wulii u has
.eally lolnuasloiIautial rs.ln .piAo-
Cii'ies lloFe -U.o IuEn / eau ever hops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Weekly H,a.th Report. =,

The health department i.suss the
hllowing report Tor the week ending
%. 20, 1895: Births, 81; males, 10,
iemslrs. IS; deaths. o; males. 2, H.
mal,s, 4; tttlI born, tot Included In
isath r,te, 2; received Tor int.fmri /
from other rlEces, 2; contsvious his-
sa'sf, days ouistaudin o, scar et
ieve s, uipnthsris, 4; eutious dis
easts exported fr the week, typhoiu
fever, H..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Fort Douglas Concert.

The follow 8 program viii be cai.
ried out by tue Sixteenth u. ;. In
ianlry baud, A. FOtt DIuSlss, al 4
pm, suunay, October "a, 1895;
star spanslsd banner
Overture. hafths .......................Tlo tow
seioctvn IRON fno Pirates " fcsEance.
a. ssssstss eullhAh
NAitz, lsar ieder zee. ..........4...... Uuns'i
.......s............... ,........... Laurunle
fAntsle, fuftlsucfc kuveiiiv ....-., Auyreiies
eYhe,it zap zee .''.,...,....,,.....Aff. bcyer
rae puOic cordially iuvlle1.
JoHS II kLEtS, Loader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Tho iron MssIet which bis bren 70
.r'e1uidiT piayrd Ut the Lvcenn since
Wednss ay viii oIntiuue Moniay %"
ustd ~ hts. Al -vviy perform.
aucc 90 tar tue stc0nd, ID ~ ani iouflh
ere have been greeted with cur
lsin calls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

A thester at Copenhagen has TEEN
rented by women, sni only tbs
pieces are plnytd ior which the mufit
nss been wflt=n by women. Toe
jrobe,ita Of women 10 led by woman ,
MI the male toies on tho stage at,
AIKEN by women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

This arrival OF Tii.by on the Rritisl
aiage has tesulitd ~ the iolinwini.
There's certain young lady nance
'lriiby
Who, they say. up IN LEMON soon 'wiby.'
IL her iorm's a. peute'
AZ toe sac Of her foet
How small must her drcssmaker's 'nnby.'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Tnlby returns TO the Theatef Tor .
maliuee AMI evening poriofmai ~
November 2, with the came eAc,lleh'
ca.t a.. aeen here a thori time AEo'
aud sgain there will be au OPP fiuni'l
for the thsatnr go,fs OF tue city u d.
holI Paul PVue = clever dtsmauzi
ton of Du Msutirf's famous novel 1u1
10 wondef what on earth there IL Ia u
TO la.ciuate aud to captivLtf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

But when all tuis IL admitted, the
fact remains that the novel, not.
withslaBuing It's uefeeti. has maj y
fen utss interesting enough 20
\ me u the ohAtsc'ers are dra"n AZ.
III fsbly uue to HE. AID with SVengall
Audeu the element Of the mystlG ~
,upeTnational Ia iutft ducsd tuat shels
n weird light, or shadow, over ihs 10y
or serious everyday incidents. Ihtsr
elements blended togelher ronsti Ne
the features OF the work 10Th In the
novel aud on tho stag, and u "ou Il
be 10 surprise Il TriIby should Z We
the foretunner to whole series
Ilays,vsriAtions on the same them. IN
different keys, I stead OF proving but
q psssii x lad. Tue viii tell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Trilby, up to Date.

sveursli iurg the L.irl with
l. NE Bin ., W. e'eupon Trilby gave
u uz0u 1AGy, loo pou d, from
kulhE ksnil X itchen. 60 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

This puzEe n great many havs IN.
deavofsd 70 solve, with toe 70 ult thHi
come Of tue best critics have pro-
ntuaoed the tfieols produced ny To-
novel the drama cui user q,
a lad destined 10 live a ytsr or ~ suH
then uio. BE this a. II may, II IL cei-
tain that the author, when he drew
those sketches Of liie Ia B1h'mi'
never dreAmt OF cfealinR 'ousat on
destined 10 become almost epiuem'c'
ItIsvsry duuDiiui, toe, whtthtt TN,
Wound have ebeueJ, had not n CERTAIN
elias OF mor.ilss from the outset pub
liciy uehou osd the BOX ~ usns'f
10 the m.Tslity Of the world. Assoou
a. thi. JaBg : signal was raiscl, near
~ .vefyDouy ttcsme cufiyue - MOI
out tHs particulars about u, and tbv
result wss tne very opposite vi that IN
enIeJ by those critics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

where he ,tudiuu under som,
several otosslou. distlnpu shH hlmss {
'or muSl 81 ab lty. 10 l's0 he wa
given n glld meislat The T rTitorisi
Fair NJ d''rctnr OF tho Guline baud.
snd In 1891 10 obiain-d apolh,r medal
as director OF the FlIst Bflga band.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Mrs. Amand, Swei Bor, one OF the
pTist.winneis at the Ei,ieddiod auu
now staying In this city, tells the fOl-
lowing from her exn-rlsneo while on n
concert tour in the E,sl;
The last time We sang with Ole Bull
was nj . com Ilimvntsty musical soirer
Fiven In honor VI him. at Music Hall,
Boston. LpngiellOw, Olivpr Wendell
IA lmrr, ]. X. Lowell and other prom.
iusut inca were NJ thn hal Of tue
magnificent muscals. The hall was
dooOfst,d beAui fully and looked "a one
you'll fancy, the Garden Of Il leu,
Here anu there birts were sutiug on
tue branches Of uaims, And Smung tn,
groups OF nJwors. Wa. butTsO,d
an1 1ui u iArlet bad the honor OF par.
tlolpailns in this concert. Never ha
Ole Hull played wit moIe sui 'lAn
no did that nivhi. Oar suuls vibfAe
In response to tho e.u,iiul tones prv.
hucel by his msSer hand, sni hig
viol n. One Of our selection.
Tor the evening waa one OF HE com.
. st ons, 10 r.lsnlen's tm jig, and
b ink INSPIRED ~ We were, by h.s d..
vine music, naturally VIZ ssnK lhi,
quAftetto with heart and soul. A.
We stood tneio tciOrs that large suu
refined Auileuoy, OILS Bun came M
the aye whtn lac utnrJ III, own com
position. know no mad nOg iOoAsI
a. tue program, As his wife slwhys
attended TO that Part, He came te'
uind US anu stretching out his arm,
around " embraced u; know tuat
never has s1und oi Tour human voice
Nhatej with more hsruini y ia IA
uufs uid at that mOmeI. Ao 40 o
sublime where tie stooI. fhp moms ~
seemed holy 10 Us all, aud few were
"a. eyes that were not blinded with
teas Ia tbs VAT audience. Tue mtm
ory OF that evening ID US bsAutiI.I
dream,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Cleanse your nlOou with Godho PITTS
Blood Purifier, inside from herbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
MUSIC ANDDRAMA
Contentod wonan-Trby Returning Tao Galley Slave
tho GRANDEUR the Penmsn, at the
Lyceun- Mis- celia neous.

I'VE n, and At the popular price which
lfvvsilbt this G ~ little house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

w. Il. Crane, s.uitt II b.oD, Jou n
NJ ,lone, A. NJ. PA o.. Aug,s
iu, Pntu, Al. Hsymap, IL nr,
q. Mlu,T, Eugene rsm, Eius, EdwIu
Knowie', william Il. SIM, A. ii.
Ffencn, f.. NJ. And ssph Hollauu,
X 'h,fI M.nsnriJ, DE Won Hopper,
Nsi Burgess, Anlobio P.sIor, II. Nor.
,suut anu Agnes Elhvi, Fanny
Davenport, Niue. MO0ltsks, Mime.
JaususcheE, Asuss Il 9th, Mo. q. II.
Giluert, Rec Eytings, MD. MuKe,
Rankir, Me. CIArie. walcot, Mrs.
T Ias wnifroU, Mrs. A, NJ. Palmer.
Mrs.. Rachel McCaulsJ, Maggie Nit.
chell Abbott, MFa l.. EdhJgs, Mr..
u. Il. F.rnaLu'z. Anpis CLAIR, Mir.
W. J. Florence, Ms. II r. Philip.,
* de CiANion, Mr.. ID. z. Bow,r
she. IL. NJ. hoUisy AID Lot CFut-
Tee. The tfeA ufer IN tue vs,sfar
sire. JObn Drew, aud sue IL 10 b. q Z.
r'sstd by aubscIlosrs at the 10y osum
thesIer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Pauline Halps eugA3ement In her
opeIatlo comedy Dorcs- IL one Of th,
aus OF the ssArsn, All the music 1,
new aud viii heard for tue frst
time In this country. Toe costume.
worn by tls mem iefs Uf Pauline
Hau's company Ia Doroas are al im.
pITtationf, ,AtcutUd ~ the Feucu
mo iislss Mssf. Wo h & Felix, ffom
ltsigus ura~ u by5is H. satd Neville.
There are tniit OH musical numbVis
III D0tcas, all VI tbum nuw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Buy sll your druRs ami medicines
al old Tsliabls Godbe Pitts Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

os., pIsys Of Its type can rarely com
msn1."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

II I. iutended that t1- t,sti.
n o1iai cup to be presented 10
MI Jutsph JttirfsDn shell bv
a very hHDdsome tning inIse &.
The executive mmii,ee ON.
fists Of L. w. Cuul COS, J. IA
ht1ddafl, Deumuu 1humpsou,
ynsepn Murphy, Jos. WneSiocs,
Edwsti Harfisau, Louis Al :
Icn, Flank Mayo. Barton Hun,
IL 'uis J ms, II, mas Kvsbe,
% igtFD. Ayfou. 4 ,tstts 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

We gnsrsulse .verS bottle Of Parkp
Cough SyTup. For 'ale by +. J. Hill
d Co., and Neldsn Judson Drug 90. 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

AdrllnA Pltiwill apper In her new
musical pabtOmlne, Muka, the Il 81.
ciapitsss, suun after ChFs,mas Il.
PzTIr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
ratn, ~.

Henry irving wii' t-gin his season
a. Abluy'b thea,er week from next
tuesday evening, the .0tn. Tho tho
attr Viii be closed MUouay evsulus fof
hnnl dress toeus PnI costume 10.
hvar'al OF NHbs1h, which Will b.
given with all tho eiabOIats ami care.
tul attention to detail which una ked
It's revival ut the LnnUun Lyoeum
tneator Decen lber 20 1883.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
The Consistencies of Mormonism.

These will be most ably written, aud designed to
nish arguments in favor of the truth for our missona
and those who called 10 defend religion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Fuund's Mus ca Weekly thlnks thu
new opefH,r o Mercy Nor wv lich
VIII lr.bsblj soon bu pro 10. at a
b'oadwaJ InsAsSI, Ougut ~ prove "a
tuucesr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
College Department.

The Latter day Saints College in Salt Lake City, will
be represented by department which will be suppd
with essays and other articles from students aud teaches
These productions will represent, fur possible, t
actual work of the college, and will pass through the hA
OF the Principal who will see that everything used is ola
high order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

One OF the most un que souvenirs YET
given In = tnsater viii 10 a vi 10 oi,a.
mon rate the nfirth consecutive per.
lo'maneo OF Msy Itwiu,ln Tho Widos
Jones, ~ the II. lou, Nov YJlk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
John Stevens Courtship. Tale o, the nn

Is the title of deeply interesting serial story which viii
be continued throu- the whole volume; It's author oli
versatile and talented friend SUSA YOUNG GATES
HONESTLY, whose already published narratives have been
of much interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

Miss Lucia Moore, clever young
southern cir, has lust JJineI .he
frederick WSrIe company, anu IL
m'kins qui.o an In preston by her
wax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
My School Days at Ann Arbor,

VIII receive treatment by ELDER RICHARD r. LYl
who recently graduated as a civil engineer from this
Michi.an school with high honors. These articles vi
illustrated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

OF the production Of O. 7. ID zsy,s
play, fne War OF Wealth, ths Pail :
delphia Telegraph said alter the open.
INK performance;
"rhe appreciation and applause Of
Inst evening". audience vas the sound
minIod cuin o honest AumifatIon. Its
'urtes-- M eucurss II wM-WA. won
on several gfou lds--a vlrile, powerful
ploii scenic possibilities niusI llbtTalIy
Je' not 'ulSArAiy Ues .uWel. sd s.oI
"Tst "" M oltit sutu .ftrts.tst..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
The Musical Depar tment

VIII be in Charge of ProFEsso3 JOHN j. MCCLELLAN
ord WILLARD DONE grlded .-ries of musical con
positions, original and selected will be published including
solos, duets qugrtettes and shouscs chosen with spcA
reference to their adaptabihty to |. A. work Hon.
composers earnestly invited to send their prOduhn
to the editors of the department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

These articles will give brief historical account Of Nh
group of islands, review of the customs OF the i
and describe the past lnbors OF our missi naries ad
present condition of the atter-d " work.
Twelve papers will be furnished by ELDER JAMES
II. WALLIS, on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Ideal Manhood: som. Suggestion. Aeou, 1t.

This Will be the title of some articles containing valuable
suggestions to young men who have ambition 10 d
be something in the world. The author is n long re
dent Of Utah, but desires his identity concealed vii
consequently write under the de plume of SIMPLEX
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

sxh WVuH salBW I'm,
1866.
we are pleased to announce the following ma 80
reading feat res Volume Seventeen of Tp GINS Of III
IL u me determination nuke this magazine occn b log
RINK III our home literature and trs this eE,s, v ron
ehco|rageme in the liberal patronage OF the public ~ INC
PRESIDENT JOSEPH f. SMITH will is,
in'rest GU readers with articles descriptive S I'D
Early lays in the VALLEY,
Which ii confirm "reminiscences of hi, valuable IT,
oAmes trying experiences boy and man in t-t,I S'
My First Mission,
WI &c u c Of some articles rom the pen Of Apogr
FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN, where.n he will Give nm oco W., I
MS init estng eXp".ience OF travelling "wthout NM,
scrip" and many marvellous incidents connected ts't
ministry abroad. WIN
APOSTLE HEBER j. GRANT will n.rr.e in a.. /.
OF illustrated articles the incidents of WA
Visit to the McGris.
Made ~ himself AMI AsusfLE BRIGHAM Yorya H.
papers Will portray in uarlSlble manner the c,,s w
power of God VIII ch accompanied these Elders Tbo 4
Tors oil this Indian tribe will also receive attention '
Salem Witchcraft.
succinct historical, of this Semarla ble ss,
of New En- ltnd colonial history; theories and eyrl
tons OF It's Phenomena offered by leading writers, h@
ment of te subject from the standpoint of a Ia ..S,
Stint by b. f.. CUMMINGS, JR.
ELDER MARVIN PACK will prepa,c a Series n
illustrated ana nighly interesting papers ON
The Sandwich Islands Country and Mis,on
These articles will give brief historical account Of h
group of islands, review OF the of the p
and descrhe the past labors OF missionaries adG
present condition OF the laeT-d work.
lVpV ufanpa will hu fnpnfah hv ft,U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
WIEN CHARLES |. WAS BIHBADED

only ono inan IN tiJ vast crowd pfuscnt know
why tho blood Spuricd from the Molarch's dis.
scrcrrd arteries namc Or. Harvey, tho Court
Physician. who discovered tho calculation OF
tho blood.
For aSicrtIny this fact 10 was rovlled and per.
secuted. aud came near to losing his own head.
Hut tho world has grown moro Intelligent aud
~6roadmlndcd slucO then. aud when tho shrk.
crs OF Mount Lebanon u. " announced their
discovery OF an absolute remedy for IallgOStlon
and dyspepsia II Nal welcomed both by Tho pco'
pie aud tho physicians
For ngcs dyspepsia has boon til, BE NOTE. tho
black boast, the bug'bcar. Of tho medical pro-
icSSlon.
We know Il 10 DO tho real cauSS OF nineteenth
OF our ailments, yet have never been able 10
mastor II, It's symptoms ntc numerous nnl
SUPPLEMENTARY Of thom falsely considered
lhud wrongly treated NJ distinct diseases.
Among th0ni nrO: ,~llstrOSi nitcr eating alGk'
ness aud nauieni paths III tho head, chest, sides
and back bad taste IN tho mouth Rnd offensive
gus fiSIlB TO tho throat; cnStiyCno,N md lrreSl'
lAfiiy oil tho bowels variable Appctitu; heart
burn and pnlnltAtlon, sick headache ringing IN
tho chrSi nervousness Rlu loss Ol sleep weak
nuss aud mental depression, otc. A.
Tho Shaker Digestive Cordial relieves nnh
cures ILLS condition rs nothing else ever hId. "
iS.prcparnd With rare mountain herbs, cultivated
BY tho shnscrA For mnny year, MS people
have studied tho disease, mud hum bly,. aud
faithfully sought tho remedy, Having found
ani tested Il thop confidently olcr Il to tho
world-full OF sufferers None who try 1t VIII
be disappointed. 1t relieves Immediately.
Tint you 'nny learn whether II Il adapted, to
our case the shakers hnyO placed trial bottles
on the market at ton cGnti-iOr sale by neatly
MI uTubglAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

mill and there. saying tllnt thov had
caught me red.hand in the act. Philip
Standsiiold was Tor straightway hanging
inc, by virtue OF his warrant as n magis-
tratc OF tho county. having boom cham.
berlain and deputy sheriff TO his father.
But this others debated upon rs doing
things with Il high hand, and without
color OF Law.
Then, so wonderful are tho ways OF
tho evidence OF things and Circum.
atances. that they found one Of my
shoes down by tho watcr8idc wherc |
had stood behind tho tree. This they
asked OF mo TO explain. n dozen crying
at once, ibid / deny having been dur
ing tho night near to wlicto tho dead
body had been found?'
| told them that l did not dcny tho
truth. But | begged Of thom to listen
while | told them how that evil spirits,
to my knowlodgc and in my sight. had
dragged II burden down to tho water
edge aud sot il ai!oat OH tho river.
Gut Mt this they all laughed aloud.
Even those that wGro not ill-ntloctod to
mo wcro shaken in their belief by my
rambling words, which seemed to thcm
to boar guilt OIL tho face OF them.
] cried md protected that thcy ahould
noycr think 40 base n thing possible, ng
that | should murder my woll.iovcl
friend, and that wholly without reason.
But thoy wont and pointed N tho
double track OF my feet to tho water
sidc, and nrain with II shoe gone
from my right foot, buck again 10 tho
window.
II will have his life, for n black
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

Uo'ton-Thc American Wool and Cotton Re.
porter will say tomorrow Of tho wool trade:
The past week has witnessed II Gathering I'm.
rrOvcInent IN tho wool trndc. Reports from
New York. Phllnlolnlla md Chicago show mn
Increasing demand for this staple. The volume
OF business Ia not COntlilcd 10 my few particular
grndes, hut tho demand Is general audincrrnscd
calls nro noted NIL along tho line. while prices
ton merchants showing II general advance OF M
average Of one cent per pound. A short supply
IN domestic llccCcS II noted IN the Philadelphia
market, which Is attributcd TO M exceptionally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

Now Yorh-AGcnts have advanced Nashua Il.
brown cOttOns 10 &c; Nashua T. brown cOttots
10 90; An0Skcag blue and brown !cnlina 10;
lRngdOn q. u. 3-lncli blenchci 70: Hamilton
Turkey rod prints &c; Atlantic wide ShectIngH
70 &c for lj.i hlpnChrd. MOfO buyers wrru In
tho market aud tliutO was n GOOD inquiry Nil
around With pflutJ commanding most nttcn.
ton. Agents have madO tho prices Of simpsons
iauGy prints ~. but the silver grays AMI black
md white nre unchanged. Printing cloths firm
At 2l9lGc mud tho mills unwilling sellers At thGt
nfirB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

lIght clip, Tho Chicago murkot shows receipts
III oXccss Of, my season heretofore Of 3dIa her
cent, while shlrincnty from TINT point lave
hcciI .qhllO heavy. Tho mles IN Boston Ani
Now York tho jmst week ni0 the lntgoSt recorded
~ InnlV months, agRtrgitlng li,OnMD pounds
Of which boston fccorIs 7,bJj,U0 pounds.
Sow York. Wool firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
1lyC Stock.


GhianGo-cnttlc steady: heavy steers 81 Goa
s. 50: COWS mud lIc!icrs :! 50ai 30: bulls 5! 2a
81 y; calves 81 Tjaj L, liog' nctivn; tho bulk
q ftho sales occurred nj 81 1ini " for heavy, and
81 6oai ~ for light weights. Sheep steady aud
were snlRblo nj 81 5nli W, with sales chiefly al
s. Tina so; spring lambs were offered In rrcHt
abundance mud sold freely at 81 0hi 30. Extra
lots sold ut 50 Wa6 ~ ltcccIp,s-Caitlc, ll,NDG
bend: calves, $500 head hogs, 5000 head;
sheep, l5.UO bend.
C~incinnnt,-llogs active and firm at 81 25a
400. receipts 1910 head shipments 100 heal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
Twenty Years u TOUGHER.

CAMrDEMSvlLLE. XVI have boon n
senchor for twenty years. and during
TINT timo have Ind repeated attacks Of
headache. Now nm entirely FREQ from
them after using Simmons Liver Rogu.
lntor. 1t was 30 mild in Its action that
1t nov intoriored with my school
dutios."-E. A. CHEEK. %