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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

The pleasant favor. gentle action
and soothing eject Of Syrup Of Figs.
when in need Of = laxative. and II
the father or nothsr b coytive, OF
bilious. the MOST certifying results
follow it, mr. 20 that e u Tie best
fonfly reoody k1own and eysFy lam
~ skoul& 1aye 3 bos1le. = s~ssz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
HOW THINGS DO CHANGE;


N AoMAr9ooso IfomoHoemotAo0 In the Fab.
lilo Mad since April 16.
..The general public is glad to find
We have board of education not gov
erned by The Argus Such was the
word that was telephoned to this of.
flee BY lady yesterday. and it re.
fleets public sentiment"
This brave observation appeared
in the Union April 16. two days af.
ter the reelection OF Supt. Ament BY
the board Of education and under the
caption ''Supt. Ament-The Vindic
tiveness Displayed by THE ARGUS
Due to Personal Spite-The People
With Him."
Tho people of Rock Island yester
day expressed their opinion both. Of
the Union and Of TIE ARGUS. Tht
next time that lady telephones tn,
Union she would do well to con
suit the general public before sh'
speaks for them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

Yesterday at Uniontown, Pa. &C.
Cured the wedding of Hon. H. A.
Ainsworth. of Moline. and Miss
Sarah F. Anderson, late president
of the Rockford college. After q
month at the seashore the couple
will return to Moline. The groom
is the head of the firm Of
Williams, White & Co.. of Moline.
He was senator from this district tc
the legislature in 1885, when John
A. Logan was United States senator,
and held other Offices Of trust and II
one of the most prominent men in
this vicinity. Miss Anderson re.
tired from the presidency of the
Rockford college, with which she
had been connected As pupil, teacher
and president for 20 years. to be.
come the wife of Mr.. Ainsworth.
Arthur Judson and Mrs. Mathilds
Goodman were married yesterday
afternoon at the home of the bride,
ALI Seventeenth street. Rev. F. w.
Merreil officiatcd. The groom 10 q
carpenter and the bride is . well
known lady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
Cool Drinks

Ice cold u Jon wish. Perfecfim Root
beer. Perfection Phosphates. served spark
ling and c00l from the fountain, free 10 al
stairway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

The bride was becomingly attired
in . gown OF white satin and real
lace and carried bridal roses; while
her maids wore green silk with white
organdie. The groom's present to
the BRIDE WAS . handsome diamond
ring. Following the ceremony q
wedding spread was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Ellinwood will be at home
after July Is At their pretty new
residence on Fifth avenue between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets.
Mr.. Ellinwood is q travelling repre-.
sentative Of the Moline Wagon. COM
pany and one Of the city's exemplary
gentlemen, while his bride 10 . sister
of ex-Ald. George Schneider, and .
lady greatly admired in the circles
in which she moves. The bride pre-
scented her maids with hat pins and
the pages with gold band rings ~
souvenirs of her wedding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

Happy YoaBg PAie Are PRsasanood NJ.
.ana ana wifs = rs Bdasrs sisesr's
Home % fwsass-sAieA Street ssr-
rounded b Rsaseavss - Rsssads.
Lyman ". Ellinwood and Miss
Henrietta e. Schneider were married
last evening 1t the rssidence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Oswald ON Twenty
third street surrounded by about one
hundred relatives and intimate 90
quaintances.
It Was an ideal home wedding.
The house was prettily decorated
with the prevailing colors Of green
and white. In the northwest corner
of the parlor was . handsome floral
bower, across the entrance which
two white satin ribbons were
stretched. The bower was COM
posed of roses and FERNS In the
hallway to the north the Metropol-
itan mandolin orchestra was sta
toned. and at 8 o'clock struck up the
enchanting strains of Lohesgrin
march. With this the bridal party
began to descend the stairway lead
ing to the parlor. The two little
pages. George Schneider and Charles
Oswald. attired in costumes Of white
silk. led the party. They were fol-
lowed by the maids, Misses Marie
Lynch and Katharine Fezler; and
then came the bride and groom.
Moving toward the floral bower, the
pages unfastened the silk strings bV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
PICTURE FOR ARTISTS BRUSH.
An Imprisoned bengal Tiger Intenti,
W.frhluI, n Drove Of Cattle.

Washington FOst: As the sun went
down yesterday ;Acrc was maEniN-
cent scene at the 700, The massive
Bengal tiger. the pride OF the place,
stood poised upon the huge forkcd tree
In the center OF his open cage. which IS
a, the hrow of n hiCh'hiil, overlooking
tie rolling fields and winding creek.
ON the slope u distant hill small
herd Of cows Ernzcd listleSSly and an
noticed except br the hungry tiGcr. Hts
wild eyes Snapped and his royal brown
stripes elis,enrd In the golden shadows
If the sinking sun. He Griuncd and
snarlcd and showed his vicious teeth
The claws u: his 0utstTetChed paws
were imheddCd IN tho bnTk OF the
tree. Every move made by the unsus-
picidus COWS he watched with riveted
attention through tho unwclcoTe iron
bn.S 4 large crowd OF visitors gaZeh
upon his every graceful move with ad-
mira zion and still with fear. Sometimes
he would crouch close down TO ;Sc
limbs on which he stood and seemed
almost ready TO spring through the
cage ind bound toward his prey, When
his desperate expression would turn 10
disgust AZ his eyes met the untricndly
ZION bars.
Then lie would raise III again. slow
~ to his full length aud watch the dis
appearing herd. on" by one the COWS
moved over the hill and out Of his
siGht. Thea his beauty disappeared. H..
gave thnyc iron bars one scOrnSul look.
which seemed 10 say: 'Ah. il You had
not been there to stop me-" Slowly his
spirit and animation relaxed into lazi-
ness and he skunk back into q corner OF
his cage.
In 4 few minutes 4 keeper threw him
fourteen pounds Of raw meat. That Is
what he gets every day. Won sec"
said the keeper. "hc fares better hero
Than he would IN Tits naive state. You
know i tiger frequently goes Il week
without capturing any game He look
cd ut those cows MS II he could eat 4
couple at once. hrt he could not. He
would Kill as many rs possible NJ once
and then lay around their dead bodies
until h" gradually drVou"c'l them.
The theory that bengal tiger md
a lion ar" the kings az vhn forest is all
rot, have seen ihrm fight 1t IS very
much like 4 bum boxing match. where
both fighters are afraid. They spar
with thrir paws just like 4 boxer
strikes with his glove. II they meet u
horned animal. like buffalo. or n
the SquarC-thry are afraid. They
sneak mp behind him and even then
are often shaken of. 4 rhinGceroS will
put q tiger or Hon 10 sleep with his
tusk In the first round"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
HAS A HISTORY.
rnr'ion or n Mnn Who /. urIir,rd linn :
cent nr Murder.

wv VT '''"'''
GoI.tMHNS, ONO. Dec, 2j--Thc
Christmas pardon. Il custom which has
r,mr J,,vu fr,,, th, 1.-Two -, a., ,,,.t.,
s"' '''''' VI WV '"'' "
EAShSh MhES' VINO o"im~cd from IN"
Romans, gurA this year to Il man vino
h,s brcu condemned H., h,,,b Mn
H.,
"' i c,,,,,, -, rr
lNh". Tnh'h' "l lIkr '"nHlt, was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

In tho play Of "O'Rrlcn, the CUntrac.
tor" Daniel Sully. the legitimate Irish
comedian. Inns = play that commcndS
Itself 10 the best class Of thca.rc.gOcrs.
There has been 30 much OF the trivCsty
aud carlcAturc OF the lriSh-dUd the
same may be said OF the mnlngcd icr.
mar-thSt Mr.. Suliy's Interpretation Vt
lstneH bIirlCn ut the CnCra House last
night was not only refreshing. but u
ycritHble oasis Of nIturalnctSi In the
desert OF weak mlnlCry Of IlRS nnd
cheap jibcS the amusement public has
TO long been inflicted with Mr. Sully
painted the portrait of srlf-rcspcctlng,
honest lrlThman such rs cue meets IN
everyday life and ut the gone time
flarorlnI HE lrlmltahle characterization
with hOmcly wit and iri.u NphuriSIuS.
The audience was In touch with him
from his first entrance to the lall VI the
curtain. There was no strlinlnS FOR eli
feet, M exhibition Or the CIOwu-Nr III,
clod, but the genial. inCJrruptihlr Irish.
American citizen who had risen W the
world by his own efforts, and a man who
from his hirthrlght wax a courteous gem
tlcmAn. rhc play IL ulCdn and whole.
some, AMI contains II plot intricate
enough 10 hold th,, in;crrS- NJ the au-
dlcncr outside Of thc dominating feat
ur"E NJ Mr. Sully's clrau-cui uc;lng.
Tho singing ~ the Rocky Gorge quar-
tctt" WA IL moSt pleasing diversion. In
their rendition ot CrouCh's immortal
ballad.
Kathleen MSvourncCn. the gray dawn IS
breaking
Tho horn OF the hunter is heard on the
hill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

Charles T.. Blancy'S popular farcc
comedy succcsa - RaEGaG" Check, "
Ike wine that improves with age, ana
thc thcat:c-RoInU public II the present
time recognize the fact that In order
to have a successful farce, the Gag.
must be made ny with clever artist
"a Baggage Check" although being 4
farce. contains ~ very c!cvHr httit
l0vcstury which rcvolv"a ncou:'d n silly
fnp losing hts baEsc-Ch"Ck. or all IN"
farce comedies that mrs presented 20
the public at the present time, there u
none which has met with greater sue
cess than has - baggage Check" Nj.
Rlanry has written u stnr? which IS
amusing from star: to finish, and the
artists he has got together to Interpret
It are of TIL hest talent lYailnhlc. Dur
ing the action OF tho play all tho iutca :
and most successful Sonus, dances aud
9pccialiics viii be introduced b. the
different artists Of tn" company. tn"
company comprises twenty artists all
or whcm arc well known 10 The theatre
going public 81 the city. This clever
attraction comes to the Grand Opera
HOUSE the INST three nights nC next
week, Opening Monday, December Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
tug.

Christmas Nna celebrated M tho vnr-
80, ,L,., a.. ,,,,., ,,,t,u A..
''"S '"u''n''' WV ''","'e ''H VI"
music which was rich IN quality ANA
rendition. The nroGrammGs us printed
"A, yo,,,r1,,.s ,,tc,I,rorrc,- wore oar.
~ =. ,.,.',
rieu ou. "''u Wv '''"" w '"'' '''''sn
outdid itself TO make the occasion u
memorable one,
A, 81 ,o.,n,,, c,,h,,,,I ,,, ,,rro
~ o. 'N''''" ~"'''F"' >'S '"'s b"
edince was crowded ut the solemn
mass, which was held NJ O'clock n.
~, ,rb, ,,,nr ,vus m,rr,f,,sn,,v doc.
surA'c' anu '''o Se' S'e's "''I "e''' lo"'
Quoted moro imrrcsstNcly than they
were Yesterday Roy. Fnthpr Eout,ou
IL, ,h, ,or,,,,r ,.r,,l, ,,,v yor,,
P.'N'' '"N S'''' 49,
interesting one appropriate 10 tho oc-
castor Hc spoke OF mo blrth OF ChriSl,
ana the circumstances when Surrnumd'
GU II, una Followed flm throuHn I'VE
untl lie WaS ctuSincn' tie SPOKE ot
Jesus rs u SAuu' rus rrn1htkahic ca
reer ana "htorea mo description nt
Inc many soOd oced' lie ennctcu Wnlm
on earth ana inc nest OF hlI' that lie
uicu 10 gave suffers Inc reverend
father drew lesson frcm tho Nc of
SnriSt. Inat Wsh' 10 'he hchttH III "ll
VINO nearu H. lilo SPOKE OF the Eoou that
can ana should I've ioi' ny All men ana
urged h's heaterS 10 rcSnlEs on CHRIST
mas morning 10 liEc ocucr anu n"olec
iNss
Inc cnolr rendered me Ht"Grhmme
+ OF music: Which was on' OF the at
tracufe features nt 'nc services
inc l0:ao pontifctal mass was well
attended ana was pr"sided over by the
III, KEY. Bishop Donahuc, who was
assisted by KEYS. Fathers Move. Harris
anu taln,h; me proSratf1'ne o. music
Z as printed In YESTERDAYS papCr, WAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

day crCnlng an event OF much intcrrst,
as Tho htHrins Of u really line nrgnnl-
EItiun Is something out OF the ordinary,
even Tor many large elites, ana Tor
Wheeling II w Il rare treat Tho pro-
gITnnC M published yesterday morn.
ing, was received with approval md
aroused much interest ny many Of
the numbers 10 he played will ic
heard Tor the first timu here. The nCw
CnncG:tEtuck fantasia to he played by
Won KunltS, tho violin S1lOlst,
IN very llnr work AMI Inns
accompaniment for the fun OF:
ChcSlrn. Mr. Won liunltS IL free
from all tho nfrcrtNtlung which mar
the work NJ 80 many artists, yet by
his wonderful talent ho quickly wins
hls audience nnd holds It. Perhaps IN
VOllniS Of equal resource hts ever
been heard here. Mr. Kunits has long
been M admitted master of the Violin,
und Ilu pcrluTnrr heard IN thla COun.
try In the last few ycnrS has the pow.
ur 10 produce finer tone or play wIth
m0rC breadth unh fcrvor than this
young SOl0iSt. As a composer he II nj
most equally web Known und after
hearing hts COnCCrlS,uCk no Onr will Cor
a muIucu, refuse Ia allow him a high
place among the modern composers Tor
the violin. The Pittsburgh papers wcrr
all loud w thCir praise after his irSt
appearance IN that city nnd the largo
audience which heard Inn at Came
gir tnuS'c hail, pad II tribute " np-
probation aud applause that few per-
fUrTCrS ever win
The scat sale opens this morning for
che ucn"ral sale 10 the public. at IInu.
mci'S ana n large house Is INSURED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

Interesting Serricrs nsih Island Episco i.
s pal Chu'ck Yesterday.

Interesting serTicrs Attic Island Episco.
pal Chn,ch Yesterday.
3' a large congregation WAS in attend
ancc az ST. Lnic's church Yesterday
morning. and WAS treated 10 Il SPLEEN
did sermon by Che pastor. Rev. Jacob
Brittinghnm and very attractive Tnu-
steal programme by he choir.
The pastor preached on the incarna-
.t!on and took for hiA tcXt. Luke 2-li:
5rGlory 10 God In thc Highest and on
Earth, Peace. Good VIII Toward
Men" He drew n Lesson from the text
and preached IN excellent sermon,
showing the proof ot tho existence Of
: Christ. lie gaid there were three IN
dispu,able proofs. fi"St the testimony
3of tho angels, second. the prophecy Of
Incu md third. the appearance Of
Christ himy1lf. These nnd the fact that
Christianity cxiS;B to-day are proofs
aOf Christs coming to the world Snd
Tint he WA IN reality the son OF God.
Nftcr dwelling upon these facts for
somc time Mr.. RrIttinghain said In
conclusion:
p Let ua then try M never before TO
ErEsp tho fact and We shall enter
,nnr" and more Into the great purpose
HUf tic incdruatlon'S coming aud We
shnl. HtCll God through Christ. and
scekInG him shall ind him and there
sahnli he Jor IN the presence OF 'hc An
gels Us on the night when they said
GGlory to God IN tn" Highest. and on
Earth. Peace. Good WIN Toward Men "
The Hlnic musical programme rem
dcrrd by tn" choir Yesterday Will be
repeated tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
REFORMING THE CALENDAR.
II Is Proposed Z" Isrrim the Newt Century
with a New Division or Time

WIN 4 new Dl'islph OF ime.
Scientific American: Ii "a suggested
that on January !, 1900. II new division
Of the years into thirteen months be
Instituted. 1t is claimed that this IS not
so prcpostcrous as most people would
he likely 10 consider II nj the first
Thought II such division were made.
The first twelve months would have
Just twcnty-right days nt four weeks
each, and the nrH month 90 tn make
10, and thirty in leap year. Nftcr n few
days there would ~ no need to refer
to CalcndnrG, as the same day Ot the
week would have thu Same date
through the year II January were
say Monday, every Monday would be
the iSt. Slh, 18th. ed; every Tuesday
the I'd, 9th. 18th and 9%d, and Sn Oh
through the year. The changes Of the
moon would be ON about the same dates
through the year, ana many yalCuln-
lions like interest. dates Or maturing
notes. Faster Sunday and rflauy Othcr
important dates would he SImnlI,icd
Although the present generation would
have Ia figure new ia les for birthdays
and all legal holidays except Sew
Years would he on different dates. vct
the vain would he more than the loss,
as that would he permanent and the
objections triting.
The proposed change certainly has
tho merit Of novelty, aud II Is lust 20
say that the arguments IN favor nf the
metric system on the ground of vIllity
apply with considerable force IN tho
present ease. We fear. however that
the objections on the grounds ot sonti-
mCnt, which are strong In the matter
of weights and measures. would he
even stronger against the proposed re-
vision Of our method OF computing
time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

e.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE:
In rursuapco OF decree OF the clrcu;
cOWt OF Ohio county W. Va. entered OIL
tho 9Th day OF October. 1895, In the suit
OF Fielding W. Jones VS.. !. W. Whiting
and others, the undersigned special COM
missioner will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY .. 1877,
beginning a. $ O'Clock 4. m. sell Il, mhli.
auction, at the north door Of tho cniIrg
house Of Ohio county, West Virginia, tho
real estate described as follows, viz: Tho
land conveyed TO Thomas NJ Jones' de,
ceased. by Frederick SinG"nwali and hi4
vii" 10y decd dated tn" @1;h day Of Feb
rliaFy. IS1G. and OF record in the uillr1
Of III" clerk NJ the county court Of Ohil
county, West Virginia. in Decd Rock -,
pages gii-N and more particularly do,
SCrihsd aS follows. iO-wit: Lots three tfj
aud fourl In square No thirty-tiv" C7jl,
in the addition to the city Of Wheeling
laid out by the trustee OF Emily \. zane,
and called liurna Vista addition. situated
on the eAst side OF Morrow street. South
Of Ninth street, and running through Ia
l:uf' street.
THE TEENS or SALE-Thc purchaser
TO pay ona-third cash aud ms much moro
Ia tho purchaser may elect TO pay IN cash.
and Tho residue in two equal miscellaneous,
payable IN six and twelve months. VIII
interest from the day or sale, the par
chaser giving notes secured 10y a dccd OF
trust on SAID property therefor
r. NJ. GARNIN,
Special Commissioner.
I certify that bond has been given by
anid special commissioner rs required ~
said decree.
Clerk or the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

Maggie Cline. ,hc luscious peach 81
vdudeylli. singers from the top Of thu
basket. tn, II4y who has sung "Tro'
Him Down McClosk"y" until her audi.
snc. were dizzy with appreciation. made
her metropolitan dehu; in a dramatic
role At thc above mentioned theatre,
and mad" Il most instantaneous and ar
tis:ic success as an actress. Not dur
Ing the entire season. has the Grand
been 50 d"nJciy packed and jammcd
with people Hs K was on this; occasion
TO hear Maggie and srr her new play.
She sings with rs much animation us
she ever did. She's rot MCCl0skry with
her in tho play IA Illustrate her famous.
song. and when she slrg II. MCCiosl;cy.
bysher side. che audience shouted until
their throH:S were raw with cnthusi-
assn.
The supporting company Is headed by
John G. Sparks. Il most Capabl" come
dian, who was connected with the Ned
Harrlgan I0rCas for the past several
years. There are twenty-five others In
the cast almost equally well known.
On Broadway" has been occurred by thc
OnerA House FOR Wednesday night De-
Cembcr 30 Il Is almost safe 20 predict
chat Maggie Cline will br greeted with
n hdlIs.. " Overlooking proportions dur
Ing her engagement in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

Christmas owe, YOU say TINT tho solo
we hl Relieve" waa given by Cora
DromEhh. This Snln was sung by Miss
dcrcd. Miss ilida Eschstruth sang tho
solo. "Santa's Warning" and It was
acknowledged by all to be ono NJ the
very best glvcn dnrlng tho entire per-
torInancc. Too much praise cannot be
given 10 Charles IiOnrnU. who 80 faith
fullS drilled the performers. rhN great
success NJ the IN tcrtninmcnt " mainly
due To him AMI II Is acknowledged by
all who heart II, that II was the best
performance Ot the kind ever given IN
N" church. Presiding Elder Ashurv
Mnorc will deliver his popular lecture,
subject, "Wtnnins Forces In Manhood"
IN Wesley NJ. Il. church., Friday even.
lug, January IL, 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
At ST. MATTHEWS.
4 Large Congregation Prevent a; the
Chr Simas >rrSIJ-..

S. Matthew's church never contained
"a NOR attractive congregation that II
did yesterday morning, ara never waS a
better musical S'rvir, hell within the
walls of that popular place Of worship.
The extent Of the musical portion Gs
the services. necessarily compelled Rev
DR.. R. r. Sw0pe, th-. rector. 10
make his sermon ehor:. 50 In lieu Of tn :
regular Christmas german, the rector
made 2 short address appropriate 20 the
occasion II" spoke of Christmas IA
season when "a! should be happy, aud
al should rndcdv": 10 make those who
were not happy. more cheerful by giving
them some littl: tUk,I. and Y Enable to
do this, kind word a smile Uf rrc-Jg-
milton ~ encouragement. Tn" custom
Of making gltts WIS commanded heart
fly.
The musical portion II ihr ccrvicaj ms
printed in yesterdays paper. was car
sried ont 10 ;hr letter. and was one u
the most elaborate ever given In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

BOSTON. Mass. Dee. 2I-What
threatened to be chc most extensive
strike IN the history Of this city was
avartcd By the action Of IN" supreme
council Of the mot"rmcn's and condur-
tors union, when. after Il pr1iractcd
session. the strike was declared on NJ
ECO a. IN. This morning traffic was
resumed on all lines and save for 4 scar
city II passengers. owing chiefly /" the
duIueSa Of holiday, matters quickly
assumed their usual aspect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

THE length Of life may he increased
by lcsscninE It's dangers. The major.
Ity OF people die from lung troubles
These may he avcricd Ivy promptly us.
ing one Minute Cough Cure. Charles
r. Goctzc. corner Twelfth and Mnrkr,
streets: lsowIc & Co., bridgeport; Pom .
body & Son. Bcnwo0d. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
Extra SATURDAY, Matinee.

BY special request Of many who were
unable 20 secure desirable seats Christ
mas (lly a special matinee will toe given
.hIs afternoon ~ pa'ir, Sullr in his
great play, "O'ErisG tin Contractor
Including the famous Rocky Gorge
0uartcttr. Prices. lowe. floor my crEit.
gallery twcnty.ilv" cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

(, On Sunday at the Second Presbyterian
church. the pastor. Rev Joseph Spcers,
will DiIlcla.tc at 1890 n. m. and 1880 p.
IN. An attractive programme will be- rem
ldcrcd ut each service. The choir. under
( 1'Tof Hartman, win render som" very
choice Christmas music. The subject Of
the sermon VIII be In Keeping with the
Christmas limo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

"BrRnOCk BLOOD lHttors entirely
cured mo Of II terrible breaking out nil
over my body. It IL Il wonderful mcdI-
cine" Miss Julia l;lbrldgc, BOX 81, West
Cornwcll. Conn. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
THE CHURCHES.
Christmas Services We're An We'll
Attended.
THE MUSIC WAS 4 FEATURE

where Father raIuin', Eloquent
( Chri,tmns Distour,e at ~. Josepirs Ca
th,drai- i,er. Dr. swope Preached at ~.
Matthew'S Episcopal Chu,sh-iniersst-
ing services at Other Churches -.'fhc
Musiu was Pronounced Ear Ahead or
Anything i.etore Attempted III wheel
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

"EoEah'S Alley" has made great
hit In Wheeling and was seen hr two
immonHc audience yesterday. both Of
which were delighted beyond measure
ut all they saw nnh heard, The play is
comedy OF the musical type and Is az
funny rs they make EN-. TIL" COM
mny Is mad" un OF splendid talent AMI
Is headed by Gilmore and Leonard.
two almost untchlcss impcrgOunturS Of
Irish character. I.illlan Shirley way
particularly pleasing. hnSh IN louks
md In acting. She had a great deaf
To do nd did 1t nil well. Miss Shirley
Is wIusomc blonde. The house
will probably h" toHtcl To itS
capacity this evening. There viii br II
matinee given this afternoon aud the
engagement will cIOsr Tonight.