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Fred. BurIeish's Condition.

The condition of Fred. Burleigh, the boy
who is under treatment at Freedmen's Hos
pital. suffering with a serious gunshot
wound accidentally inflicted several DAYS
ago near Gaithersburg, was said to be
slightly improved this afternoon, but is NOT
yet out of danger. His mother is now with
him at the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-26
onutt-Thomp.on Case Postponed d.

The case of Mary r. Offutt and Samuel
R. Thompson. charged with the larceny of
a pair of diamond earrings. valued at 500,
from Sarah l.. Smith, the details of which
have heretofore appeared in The Star, and
which was set for hearing this afternoon
Before Judge Kimball, was postponed until
Wednesday next.
The. case of Mrs Frances Mccarthy and
John r. Pratt, charged with keeping
disorderly house on Missouri avenue which
was partially heard before the court and
jury Monday, was resumed.
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Sustained seriou. In,u-v

William Ridgely. Jr., Of ZIG 18th street
son of the assistant division superintendent
of the city post Office. caught his rfRht
hand In a milling machine today at the
mail bag repair shop on C street. where
he Is employed. and sustained a painful
injury. He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital for surgical attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-26

BETHLEHEM, Pa, November 26-James
Cuthbert Holderness of Cambridge Mass,
class of 30. was today elected captain of
next years Lehigh foot ball eleven. Hold
erness has played full back on Lehigh's
eleven for three years
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WILL SHOOT NEARLY NINE MILES.

remarkable Record Made by Maxfm's
Kew Gun.
PORTSMOUTH, November 26. - Hiram
Maxlm's new quick-firing gun was tried
Eere today with remarkable results. With
twenty-five pounds of cordite it showed AT
effective range of 5000 yards
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est ana the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson e. Mccartney. members
New YORK stock exchange. Correspondents,
Messrs. Moore & Schley, No ~ Broadway,
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Grain, Provisions and Cotton Market.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbe & Co., bankers
and brokers. 1927 F st, members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co., New York.
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II yon want anything. try an ad. In The
star 4 anybody-ha what yen wish, you
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Government Bonds.

new bankers
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On the following Monday Thorn said The
moving was postponed. as Guldensupoe
bad come home sick the previous Thurs
day on Monday. July >. Thorn went into
the barber shop at 13Jth street and sth
avenue, where the witness was emnloyed
and had his hair cut and mustache shaved
on. Them asked him to meet him that
hftern- on; he reluctantly agreed Tnsy
net in a saloon that afternoon and had
some beer After n few minutes conyersa-
non Thorn began speaking of the murder
and finally said he committed it. The wit
Tess then related in detail the alleged con-
fession made to him by Thorn
In brief, he said Thorn told him that he
went to the cottage in Woodside early on
FRIDAY June ., and brought his pistol with
MIN He tested II to see IL Ii worked ali
right ana fired a couple of shots out of il.
MIS- Mack and Guldensuppe arrived at the
house shortly after 10 O'Clock that morning
The woman went into the yard. and GU
densuppe went up stairs. where Thorn was
waiting for him. with his shoes off
Thorn shot Guldensuppe in the head and
went down stairs and told Mrs. Mack IT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-11

for the practice of his profession in the
near future.
Miss Nellie Jones was rendered pleas
ant surprise at her home on Friday, in
the form OF tea party. \ number OF
her young friends were present. and all
had an enjoyable time. Misses Edyth
Jones and Bertha Scott assisted in enter
tanning.
Miss Florence ID. O'Meara, whose father
was at one time a pastor of one of our
churches. is soon to be married to Charles
X Hillar of Pittsburg.
The Belaire City Council should proceed
at once preparing for free delivery in the
city. The houses must be properly num-
bered and streets named and marked.
George Long has gone to Patterson, n.
j. to join a circus.
Harry Mnnehan has gone 10 Burlington,
Ia. to join the ball team of that place.
Look out tomorrow for the Register col
lector.
Mr.. George McTIenry has moved his
household goods back TO this city, after
an absence of seven or eight years spent
AZ Gas City and Dunkirk, Ind.
Misses Annie Powell and Rena Nest of
Wheeling were visiting at the home OF
Miss Ida Bloom.
Mrs. DR. ]. J. Klein, of Kelly's Island,
Mich. is the guest OF her mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Zoeckler.
Miss Lena Dorsey. of Powhatan. spent
part of last week calling on some of her
many Belaire friends.
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BELLAIRE.

The Chau;auque Circe of Bellaire is
non est and Miss Anna Faris on last
Friday night gave d kind of farewell en-
terlaumeut 10 the circle at the home OF
Mr. r. c. Faris.
Don't forget TO note the meeting APP
pointed by the Timetable clubs of Bellaire
for Tuesday night next. in commemora-
ton of Jeffersons birthday.
Harry Wilkinson injured his ankle by a
fall off a ladder while at work.
The programme given last night at the
steel workers entertainment was very
well received by the audience AS the
performers We're all Bellaire people, much
praise is due them for the creditable man
ner in which each one performed his part.
Bellaire has several quite artistic anna
tours in the city who always make a sue
cess of their part.
From what we can learn. there are sew
eral Republicans in Bellaire who are will
ing to serve their country in office of any
kind. providing it is an office.
owen NIehan and daughter. of Franklin,
We're among the callers at the Globe Hotel
yesterday.
Franklin Neff. though defeated for JUS
lltt, Has solilt cAl l4 p'sANiAiS N1'4S NlIe
give him an income of $50 per day which
he says is better than being a squire.
His wells are situated in the Benwood
Monroe county. oil field. Mr.. Neff says
there will be three more wells sunk on his
land.
Rev II. S. Boyd is complaining of rheu-
matsm.
jackson. the circus man from West Vir-
ginia. and the woman who was arrested
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with him. were fined 81 and costs EACH
which was paid, and they left the CITY,
Mrs. John ONeill, of Bridge street, Is
sick.
Miss Ida Poulton, of GAINESVILLE, was in
the city yesterday, While on her way 10
Sistersvilie.
ed. Mullgan, Barney Mcclellan, Ed.
Grafton. George Scraggs and VIII Pryor
will all take in the pleasures and "peau-
ties" of our sister town, Benwood' TINS
evening.
John A. NeH. Of Warnock, was in Bell
aire Yesterday on business. and dined at
the Windsor.
Charles Beckett. of Kelsey, o., and J. l.
Caldwell, Of Dwyer, o., were in town yes
terday and put w at the Hotel Ander-
son.
Rev. Lamertine Hall has started for his
home at Wichita, Kas.
At the churches all may be entertained
by tho regular church services, morning
and evening. by the pastors. Sunday
school. Endeavor and Epworth services at
the usual hours The First NJ. +. church
has adopted what they call Home sun
day School Association. You may Join
the Sunday school, have your name on the
list. be supplied with a quarterly lesson
study leaf. and agree to study the lesson
at least thirty minutes each week. \ num-
Der Of recruits were gained by this method
who cannot attend at the morning hour.
Rev. II. S. Boyd will discourse on The
Death and Resurrection of the Savious,
at tho morning hour. and on Dead Flies
at the evening hour. At the Christian
church the subject in the morning will be
Revive us again" and at the evening
service inauguration of the new insti-
tuition" These subjects are the beginning
of a regular revival series which will be
given each evening here after for an in
definite period.
Mrs. Ada Porterfeld, who has been sick
for several months past, had a severe sink
ing spell yesterday morning, which lasted
most all day, leaving her quite weak and
depressed. She is a patient sufferer.
Dentist J. Boals. of Jewett, O., has To-
Gated in our city and will open an office
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Z5l OF behWoou, sunday April 18th. az
their regular meeting. Cypec, 10 have a
large attendance; also have several can
dldates 10 initiate. They also expect %
nave some OF thelr supreme officers with
them'
Rlchard Huggins has completed his
me new mouse on Marshall street.
). j. Kelly was al GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
attending the directors meeting Of the
Epworth PARK last week
jacob NalCn is at M0Undsv.l.e this
week attending the term OF court. scry-
ing on the jury.
1t IS said that Beuwo0d is TO have 4
bicycle club composed %. the members
of the Crescent Athletic Club
The Jr. y. I. \. VI. viii hold a meet
ing next THURSDAY evening 10 transact
routine business.
Michael Farmer is making improve
ments on his ur0p.rv I'm Iowpr Rem
wood.
A sign is posted at Mcmillan coal
hank prohibitug rcr.Ors from taking
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-11
REDWOOD.

BEN WOOD.
Waitman Barbe, NJ. S. Field, agent. of
the West Virginia University, and his
friend. Mr.. Wilkinson, visited the pub
lie school Thursday.
Miss Helen McCabe is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Douglass Weaver. of Cleve-
land, O.
Robert Johnson, Of Clarksburg, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
George Hedleson is spending a few
days with his parents in New Mata-
mOras
Miss Jeanette Rulow, from Port
land Station, is spending "A few days
among friends.
Mrs. A. Hicks and Mrs. Sprouts have
returned from indianapolis after sew
eral weeks visit
John Nolan, of Grafton, was in town
the past week.
Miss Mary Dixon, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs Edith Dixon, left
a few days ago for New Concord. Ohio,
where she is attending college.
Earl May, from New Martinsville,
was calling on friends of this place
yesterday.
Miss Ella Lutes, from Moundsville,
was the guest of friends here the past
week.
The Lorena Club will give their mas
querade hop at Drovers' Club room up
per Benwood, on Easter Monday, April
18th.
Nathaniel Lyons, of New Freeport,
Pa. spent one day last week with his
friend, J. =. Barger.
DR.. Mcmillan, of Dillonvale. Ohio
was in the city during the past week.
The concert to be given by the young
folks of the NJ. E. Church will take
place Wednesday, April DIST.
Mr.. Martin. from Pittsburg, called to
see friends here yesterday.
George Arkon. from Clarksburg,
while on his way to Latrobe, Pa. stop
ped few hours in the city to see
friends.
Mrs. Lane Schrimp. of Moundsville,
was a guest of her sister Mrs. Chas. No
Ian. of Main street.
Mrs. Mary Earlyn, Of Amber, Ohio,
is visiting relatives in Contra ward.
The Crescent Athletic Association
are making arrangements for select
hop to be given April 9th.
Col. Robert White. OF Wheeling, Will
lecture at the Nj. f. Church on the
Foundations of Faith Monday even
ing.
Communion services will be conduct
ed Sunday evening at the NJ. +. Church
by Presiding Elder, Rev. A. Moore.
The churches OF this locality will
have a special programme for Easter
To-day is Palm Sunday at st. John S
Church. Lent will close in one week
Miss Lulu Koontz. of Piedmont. Is
here on a visit.
The arrivals In the city the past week
were Daniel Schultz. Of Pittsburg; W.
Elkian, OF. Huntington, w. Va.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
Ruben Wayts leaves the first OF ths
week 10 visit Wilevville friends.
Robert Linsley mas returned from
business trip from the East.
An infant OF VIM. Bosley was burned
Yesterday at McMechen cemetery.
Ed. Raper has returned from Ne"
Matamoras after two weeks visit.
knights Of ST. John Commandery NO.
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PLAYS AMID IPILAWIEIR8

, production by Mansfield next season. and
| Edwin Booth Douglas has written prom
Using drama. Bernard Shaw has already
submitted a brilliant new comedy and
"Cagliostro" is q magnificent play, which
| is in rehearsal. Mrs. Willie Winter is do
| ing over Shakespearean contribution to
| this inviting list.
Up In Minneapolis the treasurer Of the
/ local thsstre looked upon Shakespeare as
| a capable young fellow who ought TO be
| recognized. for he prepared three state
ments of the receipts for Richard III. ~
one for the star, one for the author, one for
| the manager-and thought rather i'll Of
any man for saying the author wouldn't
! be informed.-Richard Mansfield in Chi
| cage News.
Henry Arthur Jones' new play, "The
| Physician" is said to suggest the recent
| contests between a woman client and
well known London physician as to doc
| tors right to reveal secrets professionally
| mtrusted to him. The physician in the
! play does not tell the secret of her low
| ers infamy to the woman who loves him,
! but he is tempted 10. and the truth is ulu-
| mately revealed without his Intervention.
Since young Temple Crozier was acct
| dentally killed on the stage Of a London
/ theatre last autumn q number of more or
| less similar accidents has followed, in
/ Guiding the killing OF an actor by a stab
during the progress of a play in one Of the
Balkan towns and the death of Castle
mary behind the scenes Of the Metropolitan
Opera House Now an actor has lately
gone crazy on the stage in England
The fate of some of these foreign pieces
here accentuates the differences in foreign
audiences and our own. "LArlesienne,
For the Crown" or The Jacobites. will
be tolerated in Europe for the sake of their
literary quality or for their theme. Patriot
ism, maternal love. contras;ed with love
for a harlot, or any other themes deli
cately represented in poetic language. can
make play successful in Paris and Ber-
lin jf not in London. But the demand of
the American audience is that the play
shall engross and absorb its hearers. or
az all events entertainthem-New York
sun.
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To r-babilitate himself i'm spite of his dis
charge from Roster x EialS New York.
for drunkenness on the Stage He has
been engaged by Weber K Fields for their
new bur,esque.
Camille" says Olga Ne,hersole. els my
own favorito ard 1 like to play Juliet. bu,
shore are times when 1 feel that l must
play Carmeu-that 10 will suit my mood
exactly 10 assume the role of the cruel,
heartl.ss. Spanish woman
Speaking of Trilby. expect 90 hear pres
entity that the Trilbys original English
representative. Dorothea Baird has made
her husband n. 3. Irving happy father.
and the good Sir Henry ditto granddad.
London Letter in Dramatic Mirror
Anna Held frowns on blOomers-not only
as indecorous and uubecoming. but use
less i'm promoting comfort for the female
rider. She wears a short skirt and de-
c'3rss that the bicycle boot laced 10 the
knee is the mos. modest and sensible foot
gear.
When he's playing in cities outside Of
New York John Drew follows the exam
MI. of Richard Mansfield and allows no
irte arrivals 10 he shown 20 their seats
during The performance Of Rosemary.
They must walt for the intermission in the
play.
rbualslphia intends TO have n Shakes
psarean festival during the week Of April
D; 10 commemorate the birthday OF the
b1~d erosion Clarke. Frederick Warde,
NIinna Gale and other prominent players
will act i'm these revivaIS.
AIics Nelson. the Bostonians' new prima
donna has made "a hit in New York. She
,,,o-ris.I the orgauist of a Kansas City
r,+bolic Church several years ago and
tv., children were the result OF the union.
-,b,ss years aco the couple separated.
m. lasting success Of Carmen based
~, one of Nsrimee's stories. has tempted
,rotb4r composer TO follow Bizet's exam
nile and go 10 Merimee for a plot. The
new opera. lines Mendo. has already
bssr accepted for this season at Covent
Garden.
Abel Hermant. the young author w'N
wrote a play founded on the Leoaudy
scandals. had a duel with the Prince de
Sagan i'm consequence and witnessed the
srss5v withdrawal of his play. has writ
ten another satirical drama. He rldicuIes
the Diplomatic service in his second WORK.
one OF Yvette Guilbert's most successful
songs has been les Ingenues. ana TINS
was written by shopkeeper. who mis- IN
his snare moments by writing stanzas
suited 10 Yvet,e's talents. II seems that
she paid only fifty francs. or $40. for TINS
song. published it herself, and sold IV'VV
copies.
William Winters has prepared schoI-
ary version Of "Timon OF Athens for
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sawdust. The giantess, nearly nine
feet high, lowered over him like a
mountain. With one foot she could
crush out his life, and it was something
of a relief to see the tiny creature keep
several feet in advance of her.
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
Omeue is in Mexico.
Anna Held weighs 10 pounds.
Florence st. John has diphtheria.
Bernhardt says she viii act Hamlet.
Ballet Dancer Bonfanu has retired.
Three New York theatres will be closed
Holy Week
The daughter Of Beerbohm Tree has been
chrisyened Isis.
JEANNE Wilson has Joined the Carleton
Opera Company
Isabelle Irving will replace Maud Adams
in John Drew's company.
Sousa receives $50 week and so per
cent. of the profits of his tour.
Max Bleiman's daughter is a member Of
the Girl from Paris" company.
The Money Spider" is the title of a
comic opera shortly to be sung in London.
Zelie De IUssan will be a member of the
Metropolitan Company next season.
"a Royal Roundhead" is the title OF 4
comic opera shortly TO be given in London.
Wilton Iackaye will shortly produce a
play based on an episode in the life Of
Molioy-.
Julia Arthur fen on the stage in London
the other night and sprained her ankle.
Princess Chimay has signed contract
TO appear in Berlin in a series Of living
pictures.
The wife Of Playwright, Charles Klein
is dangerous IN. and ;wo of his children
have scarlet toVsr.
Playwright Piuero will furnish the book
of q new opera. the music of which has
been supplied by Sir Arthur Sullivan.
Clara Morris. Agnes Booth, Felix Nor
r.s Ross Cocl.n. Bert HJverly and Laura
Bissa- VIII be seen in the vaudeville the
atr.-.
a daughter Of Jenny Lind has composed
the incidental music ror the new play
"Tha Alchemist." which is TO be tried IN
Birmingham. England.
The theatre to-day is less corrupt all
things considered than ever; and its
standards are higher and its influences are
bteter-Dramatic Mirror
of $4,000 for its city theatre. Two hum
dred places at cheap rates are reserved for
people who cannot afford expensive seats.
The Frederick Bond Summer Stock Com
pary Will shortly begin its season az Lou
isvu'e The company engaged includes
Rober, Droust. Maud Odeu. Maud Allen
and Caroline Cook
Willie Collier Louise Allen. Lulu Taber
and NJ. y. Kennedy play the chief roles in
THE Man from Mexico" comedy by the
author of My Friend from India
ON the basis of other venable goods the
theatrical attractions that were worth
$50 five years ago are now worth 81, and
those worth 81 then are worth 20 or 90
4 cents uOw-S3lt Lake Tribune.
Paris rejected -Gerhart Hsuptmann's
play. The Sunk5n Bell" which appears
/ ,1 have been the event of the theatrical
year I'm Germany. Johann Strauss, the
+ composer. will write an opera founded on
I .ha play.
Henry E. Dixey will have another chance
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-11
KNIGHTS nF PYTHIAS.

Last Thursday was the regular night for
work in the second rank at Black Prince
Lodge. Seven candidates for the honors
of this rank made their appearance and
were fully instructed in its mysteries.
There We're but few visitors but there was
a large number of the members of No. -
i'm attendance. Two more applications for
membe rship were received and the regu-
lar routine business of the lodge con-
sumed so much time that II was nearly
midnight. when the lodge closed. after a
most interesting and enjoyable evening.
Next Thursday the 18th inst. work in
the third rank will be the order of the
evening. and We hope TO see our lodge
room taxed 10 its fullest capacity. Visit
ors from the new lodge will be especially
welcome. as it is our desire 10 aid them
in their work as far as example and pre-
cept Will permit If we are unable to com
ply with the request in regard TO con-
ferring the rank on their candidates. 1t is
from no want of courtesy, but because
we have so many candidates of our own
that it will take up our time to the limit
in getting through.
No. 10 started the first Of this year with
a boom and is still keeping it up with fair
prospects of reaching the three hundred
mark by the end of the present term
The principles and ideas of the Order of
Knights of Pythias are being taken up by
the residents of this vicinity to such an
extent that from the present outlook it
will not be long until all Of the right
thinking and right kind of men will be
r,ar,,bers of our glorious order IL is I'M
necessary to say that the other kind need
not apply.
It Is especially desired that every men,
Der Of the team will be on hand at an
early hour. so that there will be no delay,
next Thursday evening at the Pythian
Castle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-11

Mr.. J. A. LeSeur, Atlanta's well-known
architect, says:
For years have suffered with Sciatic
Rheumatism and often felt as If trag-
ment of bombshell had passed through
my left hip. l could get absolutely no
relief, though many remedies were tried.
After taking a few bottles Of ). ;. -
the disease grew less painful, and very
soon disappeared entirely"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-11
The
Right
Remedy.

Don't continue treatment which does more harm than gOCG
The only cure Rheumatism is purely vegetable q q G
real blood remedy Take S. S S. and be cured " - q
Books on Blood and Skin Diseases will be mailed ~ ~ ~
free to any address by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia
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LADIES OF THE q. A. r.

Lucy b. Hayes Circle y 2 will hold
their regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing. All members are urged to be pres
emit. and all members of Nos. and are
invited. The circle meets in TIE audito-
rum of Pythian Temple.
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TOO WATCHFUL.

The United States Cruisers and Cutters Pre-
vent Filibusters.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 10.-General
Nunez was arrested at Palm Bay to-day
charged with violating the health reg
ulations.
He was put ashore in row boat from
the Bermuda and was promptly arrest
ed by the Deputy Collector of Customs.
A carload of Cubans went down the
coast Thursday night and were to have
been transferred to the Bermnda at Palm
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q" n H"----I and rurgal -trongtO. n
.-. ..-r.- hearts of manly hearth
v.u...-, worth. ana something
....s -5 tho rss.ful senses. The
..~rr...s twenty-seveu people.
has been made 10 make it
IDEALLY and tn ts appou--
se-s -o De but uttle doubt.
....-,. viii be well patrouized
r.. 0,f Homestead. engagement
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sawdust. The giantess. nearly nine
feet high, lowered over him like a
mountain. With one foot she could
crush out his life, and it was something
of a relief to see the tiny creature keep
several feet in advance of her.
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J. s. RHODES & CO.

Beach he activity of the govern
ment d the plans from being
carried he cruiser Marblehead
and CUTE. lnoha have been ordered
from Key West to Palm Beach at the
request of the Spanish vice consul here.
sui here.