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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

We came up with the Judge II, the
doc' g.tcs. whore he stopped to
address u policeman stationed thorc.
"kid yon tell me. my friend, hc
said, ""Icre III best hank in tow
Is loratcdr"
think The policcmun'- frs, i'm.
prc,n'oh a. Ia regarded Us was tha,
we hal ;clonioas purpose in asking
,hlo question, for he did not reply
immediately, and With reluctance
directed us 20 the High street. aud
tod us to inquire there Of some one
pIan
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

~fANKToN, ). d., Nov. with the
state complete except llamlin and Me.
lhcrson counties and three unorganized
counties ON the Sioux reservation, Mr..
Bryan has n plurality in South Dakota
of i5. Hamilton and Mcpherson will
give Mckinley a plurality, while the
reservation counties are expected to
20 for Bryan. IL will take the official
canvass to settle South Duliota's cleo.
toral vote.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
CHAPTER III.

The baronet spoke not ono word
about the diamond during dinner. bu,
when it was all over no said:
''Well. now We will 20 back to tn,
Library; and you shall come with us
Edith, IL our cigars will not be dis.
agreeable to you, for we have a mar.
rclous matter to talk about"
In the library Miss Lascelles seated
herself beside her father, while we
three men sat facing them on the
other side OF n small round table, on
which placed the diamond. At a
little distance from Us thero was a
lion skin on the floor, and on this tho
Hid threw herself and as she Law
there looking toward US. with her
chin resting In the palms Of her
hands and her elbows planted in the
fur. We saw scarcely anything of her
out hrr great lustrous eyes. because
"t the shadow thrown by tho lamp
shade.
'Now, let us understand the posi-
ton OF things TO begin with" said
Sir Edmund. taking u cigar, after
handing the box TO us.
This will explain Il good doal,"
said !, putting in his hand tho copy
of N agreement.
lie held it that his daughter might
read it with him, and having come
TO the end said:
MAY ] ask which is tho iudge?"
That's me-" said Brace. with
somc pride; 'appintcd by tho Long
Pike vi ,ilancc committee in so"
''Iou are ar American"
"Locatcd us such for twenty
years; born in Cornwall
LTO BE Continued.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
Major Warner for the Ca.,,,,.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, Nov. y-Thc
Election Of Mckinley makes il TX.
;rcmcly probable that Major William
Warner of Kansas City will realize an
ambition, which his intimate friends
say no has long cherished to become
. ncmher % the Presidents cabinet.
HIS friends are now specializing on
whether IT will he secretary of The in.
Terror or postmnStrr T,ncrnl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
Mckinic,'s Election I'm I.o,d,,

LoNDoS, Nov. 9--The election Of
Mckinley n President OF the United
states has had n most favorable cfrcc,
ON financial and commercial iutcrcs,s
here, the universal rise of values in all
markets here demonstrating this. The
ouoyancy is partly due to IA reaction
IRON the anxiety which had been ere.
ated In nll circles here by the Amcri.
can campaign and partly To a belief
based on cable advices from the United
ota cs that while a somewhat higher
.ariif schedule than the present n is
likely 10 be erac,cd, Mr.. Mckinley
VIII mol resort Ia the extreme protcr,-
tion policy which has generally been
attached to his name.
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Arton Again Convicted,

VERSAILLES, France, Nov. o.-The
second trial Of Emile Arton on the
charge OF rmbrIzlcment and fraudu.
lent bankruptcy ended in u verdict of
guilty Of cmbezzlcmcnt and he was
sentenced TO eight years imprisonment
nhd TO pay the Society dn Dynamite "a
sum of money to be- fixed by the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
Family Iselntinns.

Mrs Nuwed-Henrv, that new
cook Of ours is some relation TO the
one We just DISCHARGED.
Mr. Nuwed-Great Cnsar! How
do you know?
Mr., Nuwed-Well, tho policeman
on this block is her cousin, too
Iarper's Bazaar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
Stephcns' MAJORITY Growing.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9,--Thcre are yet ten
counties in Missouri TO hear from, but
the indications are that Bryan will
have from GO, 200 To 81, 900 plurality and
Stephens, Democrat, for Governor.
from 20. 200 to SO, 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
The Cascades Locks Opened ut Last.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. THE locks
at the Cascades Of the Columbia have
been formally opened for traffic. The
construction of the locks was begun
eighteen years ago by the government,
but for many years the work was al
lowed to drag. In 1892 congress placed
the work under the contract system
end ii was Complrted last week
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ALL OFFERS DECLINED.
Mr. bryan Declares Tha lie WIN H..
vote Ills Time to UImetnlI.n,.

LINCOLN, Ncb.. Nov. 9.-Mr. Iryau
has replied 10 all of the offer az en-.
p'oyncnt nj high salaries whici, he ha,
received since election day. declining
Them all. lie said in reply To questions
tlat he had not arranged the detail,
OF ms plans, but that he would enter
upon no line OF work which would in.
tcrfcm with his main purpo,a. lie
has agreed 20 address u public mcotiur
~ Irh'er ~ an carly day, but beyond
th'' has made no engagements fur llu.
immediate future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

FREMONT, Neb., Nov, V.-.Joscnh n
Mcdonald, u prominent and wealthy
c't'"'h 81 Fremont, shot himself, AUS.
ing his almost instant death. The
cause or the rasl, act was mental nm.
alance the result of financial ~rcvcrscs
Ia mining Investments in Colorado.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

A teacher who was en- "a god in ex.
planning the Darwinian th,ory to his
class observed that they were not
paying proper attention. boys
II the professor, when am en-.
~deavoring to explain to you tie
pcculiarittes OF tho monkey | wish
you would look straight at NO.
Atlanta journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
MISS CORBlN MARRIED.

Tho Late MnGnato's Daughter Beeom..
uailet Aisop Borrowe's wife.
NEW foRK, Nov. 0.-Miss Annie Cor.
ON, daughter of the late Austin Cor.
bin' was married to-day to Hallct
hlsop borrowe Of Drayton.VandcrLi
divorce fame.
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BIG TRADE REVIVAL.
DISPATCHES REPORT EET-
TER TIMES.
'torks "I Goods All Ont trrior,,s E,,n
rn'nr err 'n'rr,-ing Their ior,-. Idle
Men rut {" WORK L., Thousand. >.u
Enterprise Projected

,NH" loh", Nov. -, Telegram, from
al Owe The. country indicate "A ,rud,,.
industrial and general. revival. New
england mills have received .u,b me.
ucrs The last few days that they must
run overtime TIL Christmas. The mun.
uiactlrin" towns of this state. N,.,v
Jersey ana Connecticut have nearly nll
sent IN optimistic reports. The W,.,.
cru anu southern dcnaud for goods i,
unusually brisk.
Inc tlt,IOo, 900 OF New Work. r;,v
Tor which bids are [, hc ,u,,,.,i
Monday owing to the activity iu in.
''Stihcht and speculative circles and
INC "thcr monetary conditions are ,>.
pcctcd 10 hc largely ovcr.,ubv,,ih,J
Al least two S~yndicatcs OF bopL,,, and
Investment Trims are understand Il,
have been formed to bid for all or nny
part OF IT," bonds. wy
CHi,AGo. Nov. H-'ihc pnu,uu,,.
wcnt is made on good au,hnrii, lint,
orders have been placed hy ,L,, ,niI.
roads az THIS country sine, ,hr ,lr,tu,,
Tor 1o,oOo new traffic ears and .uu L,,,.
motives. Ih" day after the rI,,t,nn
VI" Lax" Nlnr" railroad carried ,nn,,.
co'ntncrcial baggage out of ,hi,or,
IMAM "n ANY other day this wear.
a million dollar contract, tina, uiu
gave employ mCnt to 5000 men WAS
closed yesterday between the Grorn,.
a. fuiton company aud Otto Young fer
t!'c enlargement of th. Fair lmildiur
NO such contract has b,en awarded in
'hls city for several months.
Many f%actorics are preparing TO en-.
p(oy extra men.
illrshtE". Ia, Nov. g--Andrw
arnegtc attended n meeting Of In.
managers of the Carnegie Steel cum
pany. yesterday aud ordered the ,x.
Of siIo,OoJ in the improve. |
l'icnt OF the plant. Before ndionrn ,
'n'ht other expenditures were decided
Ih ,lruisinG h amount TO 81. 0 Mm- |
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

RACINE, Wis, Nov. 0.--One ~ the
I,nnicdlate results of the election OF
Mckinley ~ the payment Of wnyc in
gold t. the employees Of three Of RAJ
ines factories. This Is the first pay.
iicnto f gold made to employees by any
iiciuc factory since ls9J.
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III. Boom la I.oulsyIJIc,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. O.--As u result OF
sic election nearly all of the idle fnc.
tories here have started up aud many
big new enterprises have been started.
giving employment to many thousands
OF men,
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4 ~stisfact Try Man.

New Man-Ilere are some poetit
contributions which came in to day.,
mail am not up On poetry,
Editor-Good! ] don't want you
to DO up on it. | want you to be
down on it,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 7.-Cor,os
Aiartyn' Jr'' son Of the noted Chicago
preacher, has been sentenced 10 Ave-
years imprisonment ia the state prison
Young Martyr pleaded guilty to sw nd.
ing numerous people here, INCLUDING
several clergymen. '"s
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13

yes said |; and. turning over
my hand. ! opened il. showing the
leather case strapped 20 NV wrist,
which contained the Great Ilcspor,
~ ~ calico oar diamond. The
baron"t was %,huudrrs ruck hy tue
pr"aiEiods size Of the stone. for he
{" see that the leather fitted /,
closely
we mad it tested az Natal" said
Van ttocck, ait il a white diamond.
and II not Of the first water, is Ger.
tainly of the second 1, weighs $50
carats.n
Is ii possible? Come with me
Eight hundred and twenty cara;s.'
said Sir Edmund. in great excite
ment "Bring a light into the library
at once" he called to one of ito
servants.
We went into the library. where |
cut the stitches %. tho case. took
ont the Great lLespcr aud rut 1t into
Sir Eimund's hadd, by which time
a reading lamp had been brought In.
at il true. it is true" said he.
examining IL under o powerful light.
"A wonderful stonc--a perfect form
"a prodigy! Come here, Edith;
look ut this
a yo ny lady who had entered tho
room drew neal IL VIA only by
looking II, tho face We had had ont
ana polished that she co Id distin.
Guish that this was u diamond. for il
was dull aud gray, and looked liko
a lump 81 glass that had passed
through the fire.
cit Is u n extraordinary size, Is il
not. papa" she asked.
extraordinary. indeed. The
koh-i-noor is not n fourth of tho
; 1o! See what tho book saws abou,
that; get down Haydn, my dear"
Miss Lasce les fetched tho book.
while her father still examined the
stone. ~ I'm artist might a MASTER
piece, and presently read aloud
"lts original weight was noariv |
50 %carats, but il was reduced by ,,e
unskilllulncss of the artist --Ror-
these. IA Venetian to 279 carats; its
shape ana sizc assembled tho pointed
haii rose cut OF u small hens egg;
'hc value il scarcely computablc
tho Ugh two millions sterling have
mentioned as u justihablc price.
1t calculated by tho scale employed
by the trade. This diamond was
rccit in 1902. and now Weighs 1902
l-2 ca ats"
Good. good" cried the baropst.
''With skilful cutting. u diamond of
a form as this need not lose 100
Heavens" he exclaimed.
turning to US. ''you have tho great.
Est treasure in tho world"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-11-13
KENTUCKY.
Partial 0Tlcini Returns Give the ;:cpni
licans u Small Majority.

iicans "a Small Majority.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Specials to The
Iimes'Star concerning the Kentucky
say that Mt noon onicia, ~.
ports had been received from 10,
counties. These, WITT the vote for. The
other counties carefully calculated.
Civ Mckinley II plurality Of 49,. The
Official returns of the fourteen coun-
Ties Will not materially affect the ~
suit
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BOLD
T%errorIle sI.trr.yllle-Ar,on ANA .Inrl,l

efroriht hrroh anu guurutr
arc Attempted.
Special Dispatch. 20 the 1rtelllgencer.
slsTERsv1LLE. w. We, Nov, r.
For the past couple of weeks this city
has been tcrrorized BY a gang OF petty
thieves that have been doing q great
deal OF pllsering. About two weeks ago
the house of Dick Coweli was entered
and all his clothes, as well as those OF his
wife. that the thief could carry were
taken. Since that time there have been
numerous petty robberles, but the clI-
max was reached Friday night when
there were seven different places In tile
city entered and goods stolen. Nothing
OF value inside from wearing apparel Is
taken and It Ia believed that some OF the
people who live In the shanty boats along
the river are the ones that are doing the
work.
On Friday night the thieves became
bolder than,evcr and in addition 10 rob-
berry came very near adding murder as
well as arson to the list OF their crimes.
At tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cross. one
of the Victims, In the north end. kcro-i
sene was poured over the house and on
the porch and the house v'ns act on fire.
The inmates barely escaped with their
lives, tho. FIRE being discovered accident
ally by gentleman who was on his way
hometfrom work, about 2'o'clock in the
morning. AT another place the occu-
pants Of the house were chloroformed
and when the house was sacked OF the
edible5 and wearing apparel that could
be found. So far the police have been
unable to do anything In the matter. as
they have been hampered considerably
in the work. 1t Is now believed that a
good clew to the perpetrators has been
found and that in q very few days there
will be some developments In the case Of
q startling nature.
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WIRE NAIL TRUST.


.--..a= .a-aH.. okSieNCIAitus ...|g||Hars
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 22-The
news from Chicago OF the collapse of
the wire nail trust was not surprising
to some, of the manufacturers in this
city. Ten days ago 1t was predicted
that the trust would cut the price from
81 60 to SITS a key to NEE the competi-
ton of outside manufacturers who
could not be bought up by the pool. a
representative of the American Wire
Works Company. nj of the Cleveland
concerns which has been controlled by
the trust, said to-day that his company
received notice a month ago that the
payment Of subsidies would stop on the
9th of this month. In consequence the
company had ~arrangel't to start twenty
five machines manufacturing nails On
the 25th of the month.
This manufacturer declared that the
buying up OF competitors had become
too expensive and the trust was forced
to Quit. 1t IS now predicted that the
nail manufacturers who have been re-
leased from the trust agreement will
combine to make war upon the steel
pool which has been charging discrim.
mating prices for billets to wire man
l%ufacturers who are outside of the in
iiuence of the pool.
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e. .NIfNNI M.NHnHa #HHH| HA.|
Ever since the Wheeling Opera House
orchestra was organized through the
influence and philanthropy OF that pub.
llc-spirlted citizen, Mr.. Anton Rey-
mann, 1t has enjoyed not only a local
fame and popularity, but It's praises
have been sung abroad wherever It's
strains have fallen upon critical cars.
Year by year It's standard OF proficlen-
cy has been. increased by the same Law
ish hand that made Its existence pos
sible. This has been done through no
desire OF remuneratlyc results, but the
mobilization OF the various musicians
of this city into a compact organiza-
ton has been inspired so,ely by an en-
thusiasm for music on the part of Mr..
Reymann and fostered by local pride.
In these matters he has had the cor
dial cooperation of Director Spell and
the members OF the orchestra, who have
taken the unselish delight of artists In
their profession In maintaining the
high plane which the conscientious ex-
ecution of their work have placed 1t.
There Is no organization OF It's charac-
ter that the citizens OF this city can
point to with more pride.
For a number of syears the grand re-
hearsals OF the Opera House orches-
ira at Arlon hall have attracted the
music loving people OF Wheeling with
undtminished enthusiasm and admira-
ton for its performances, and the OPEN
ing of the present season last night
showed. that there was no abatement In
the charm of Its Instrumentation, the
lower floor and the gallery OF the hall
being completely filled. The programme
rendered was one OF exceptional at
Effectiveness. or the numbers given,
perhaps the overture OF Hungarian
L%ustsplel.' Rcinhardt's Forest
Echoes" for two comets (Messrs. Kur-
ner and Hoos), and the piccolo solo,
The Turtle Dove" by John Hummil,,
were the. most popular with the audi
ence.
Mr.. Hummll. by the way, is
a recent addition to the orches-
ira. He has played In European
organizations. and last evening proved
himself a most competent and accept
able performer on that difficult instru-
ment.
The personnel of tho orchestra is as
follows: 3
Dircclor-Prof. E. W. Spell.
First violins-Prof. E. Blumenbers;N.
Bornholdt. J.. Evans. L. Farber.
Second Niolins-D. Vaas, c. Yaas, F.
Schmeichel.
Viola-L. Feinler.
Cello-Fred Meyer.
Basso-J. H. Fischer.
Flutes-A. Reymann and John Hum
mil.
Clarionets-H. B. Grimm and Harry
Jaeger.
corncts-Julius Hoos and George
Kurner.
Tpombore-L. Huseman.
French horns-W. H. Paul, Charles
+. Brandfass.
Typani-Willsam Ritz.
Drums. etc.-Herman Lehman and
Il. F. Paul.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Joseph Kraus.
The business end OF the organization
is conducted of the following excellent
staff of officers a. Reymann. president;
II. B. Grimm, secretary; L. Feinler,
treasurer; E. w. Spell. musical direc-
tor: J.. h. Fischer, manager.
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o FERRIS E A
The Builder OF the World Famous Wheel
Die. ofTyphOid Fever.

.ENWL
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 22.-George.
W, G. Ferris, who conceived and built
the world famous Ferris wheel, died at
the Mercy hospital in this city at IL
o'clock this morning OF typhoid fever.
His illness has been brief and 1t was
only Friday that he was taken to the
hospital. The attending physicians say
his system was greatly run down by
overwork. HIS wife came here from
Canton yesterday that she might be
with her husband in his dying mo-
ments.
George Ferris was born at Galesburg,
Ills. February II, 1859. When he was
but very young the family removed to
Carson City, Nevada, and 1t was there
the young wheel builder spent the years
of his early %boyhood. In 1876 he came
east. He began a course at the Rennss-
,laer Polytechnic Institute of New York
City inithat year. In 1881 he graduated
with high 2honors. In 1883 he accepted
a position With with the Louisville
Bridge Company, OF Louisville, ny. 1t
was while with that company he first
visited Pittsburgh.
He came here to superintend the con-
struction of the structural stuff to be
used in the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road bridge at Henderson. Ky.9 After
the completion of the contract, Mr.. Fer
ris engaged in the inspection Of struc-
tural work on his own account.
In 1887 while pursuing that vocation
independently, the firm of G.. w. G.,
Ferris & Company, of Pittsburgh, was
established. The concern still exists. In
1856 he was married to Miss Beatty, of
Canton, Ohio. 1t was in 1892 hat Mr..
Ferris conceived the idea Of the Won
derfuI Ferris wheel. that has attracted
the attention of all the people of the
world and which will go down In his
tory as one of the greatest wonders Of
the century. The monster passenger
wheel. conceived by Mr.. Ferris. was
built under his personal supervision in
this city.
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PRINCE WANTS A DIVORCE
From His American VIE. who RAJ
Away with N Cvnsy Hlusfctnn-

From His American VIC. who Ran
Away witt, n Gypsy Musician.
PARIS, Nov. 22-Action for divorce
has been commenced by Prince Joseph,
of Caraman-Chlmay. a Belgian noble
man, against his wife, the Princess of
caraman-c himay, who was formerly
Miss Clara Ward. of Detroit, a very
beautiful woman who inherited a large
fortune from her father and who was n
great ~favorite In Partisan society. The
suit for divorce has brought out 4 story
of the abduction OF the princess by a
Hungarian gypsy violinist. 1t Is report
ed that the princess was eccentric 10
the degree OF being mentally unbal-
anced and that she often visited Paris
where she possessed a simple pied-a-
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rho Dlscovery Saved al, mo.

Mr.. G. c%alllouctte, Druggist, Beavers.
Vile, ILL.,, says:.To DR.. Kings New Dis
'coveryf owa my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about. but OF no avail and wns
given up and told could! not live. Hnv-
Ing Dr., Kings New Discovery In my
store i sent rorjn bottle and began liz
IuHc5, and from tho tlrsts dose began; to get
better. and after using three bottles
was upinnd about again, It Ia worthSits
Welglitlngg gold, 9Newon,ttkeep ntorcfor
honae without 1T. Get a free trial at
Logan Drug Co.'S, drug, atorc.
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BERLIN. Nov. GA crowded
Thanksgiving service was held at noon
to-day, the attendance being largely
made up of the American residents OF
Berlin, Rev. Doctor Dickic, OBLIGATED
and preached a patriotic sermon. The
entire staff OF the United States embassy
was present.
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To make 1t aparen. to thousands. who
think themselves III, that they are not
afflicted with any disease. but that the
system simply needs cleansing, is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as a
costive condition Is easily cured by u.s.
Ing Syrup Of Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company only.
and sold by all druggists.
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Accuse. England ofDupileltr.

HAMBURG, Nov. 2o.-The Hamburger
Nachrichten, Prince Blsmarck's organ,
fatty accuses England of trying to kin
die European blaze under the preteXt
OF helping Armenlans. The Nachrich-
ten says further that Europe, with in
conceivable blindness, Is playing Into
England's hands and warns Germany
not to be allured by the dangerous adj
venture. ts ~ gE
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Low Rate Excursion 10 Chicago. ILL.,, via
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,

On November %. the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad Will sell excursion tickets
toEChIcago, Illinois, at the rate OF 50 100
for tho round trip, good for return on
all regular trains until December e,
Inclusive. asrgW,
For further Information, call on OF,
address any Baltimore & Ohio ticket
agent. orgL. s.. Allen, assistant general
passenger agent Chicago, Ills,
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TO cure all old sores, TO lssal an In.
,dolent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles,
sou need simply apply DcYitt,s Witch
Hazel SGlve according to directions Its
magic like action will surprisc you.
Charles r. Goctzc, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; fBowicf 81 Co, Eridge.
port; Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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IeHEART1LY recommend Salvation
Oil for neuralgia, for 1t acts like a
charm. is. McCaulley, $50 n. Gay ST.,
Baltimore, Nd.
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AT AKRON HALL.
Like Unto Tara's. Where the
Soul Of Music's She'd
THE OPENING OF THE SEASON

OF the Opera House oreh.,tra,. sem,-
Monthly Rehsarsais-A Large Audience
L%i,tsnsto this superb orsaniratlon,a and
Whesiins'' Particular Prlde, Render a
Very Attractive Programme Last Eren-
inE-Ah onamentto One Mani. Enthus.
iasm and pablie Spirit.