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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28

for home to-day in disgust. applying some
very choice epithets 10 the gentlemen
who had caused him to come TO Char
lesion and wait two weeks at heavy q
peuse without reward -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
LOOKS IKE GAGE.
President Elec5 Mckinley Sends for Him to
Come 10 Canton Forthwith.

Chicago. January 27.-Lyman J.
CAGE received telegram from Presi-
dent-elect Mckinley tonight, request
inc him to leave for Canton at once;
HIT, cage left on midnight train and
will reach Canton at noon tomorrow
This is believed to make his selection
as Secretary of the Treasury a certain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
srHuBENyILLE's DhsrITUrroN.
Many Families in Waut-A Public Meeting
to Bo Called-Babe Buried without "a
COtin.

Special 70 the Register.
Steubenville. Ohio. January 81
Mayor Riley has been asked TO call a
citizens meeting TO devise ways of pro-
viding for the unusual number of needy
families in this city. Fully three hun
dred families are being cared for by
charitable organizations now One
man has been found, who. when his
baby died several days ago made a box
and buried it in the cemetery, having
no money TO hire an undertaken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
A FRIlHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Five Men Killed by a Freight Train
Near NOrWalk, Connecticut.

They Were Repairing the Track,
and Stepped Out of the Way Of a
Fast Express and in Front of a
Freight Train-Four of Them Died
Instantly and the Fifth After a
Few Minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
THE HoRII,ULTURIsTs.

Continued on Second Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

The part OF tom Logan" the central
character of the piece, is taken by Hal
Reid, the author. The piece abounds IN
many beautiful pictures, and the stage
equipment is elaborate, and pleasing
feature of the performance.
THE GEISHA.
The attraction for Wednesday and
Thursday and Thursday matinee, is the
great English production, 1.-The Geisha."
In the annals of comic opera nothing in
this country has proven more successful
than THE Geisha" produces with enor-
nous success, first at Days Theatre,
in London and later at his house in New
York
1.-THE Geisha" is considered the most
successful light opera seen since the
Mikado. In many respects 1t Is superior
The songs of real Japanese life, the eX-
quisite costuming, and lovely faces Of
the carefully selected Japs excel those Of
the Mikado, whilst the music is just as
tuneful and sweet 1t is story Of
tea-house in Japan, where the Geisha
girls are paid e. entertain foreigners who
visit the Land Of Chrysanthemums, by
singing and dancing and serving tea.
The story of the piece tells OF the ad-
ventures of an English officer, afiianced
TO an EEBlSn girl, VIII COLhcS W NioiS
the teal house of Ten Thousand Joys, and
becomes infatuated with o. Mimosa San,
His sweetheart, Molly Seamore, in order
to win him back, assumes the gowns OF
a Geisha. The cast is strong one, and
includes such artists as Laura Millard.
Mark Smith, Charles w. Swain, John
Park, Henry Gunson, Kate Gilbert
Charlotte Lambert, Llouwella and Linda
Da Costa. Every attention will be given
to the environment of 1.-The Cessna
TN ATLANTIC CITY"
The last two days Of the week. with a
matinee on Saturday. will be given up TO
I'm Atlantic city, musical farce
comedy that again introduces Frank NJ.
Wills, or Two Old Cronies" fame on the
farce comedy stage.
The comedy is described as being
thoroughly up-to-date fresh with bright
musical numbers. and casted with pretty
girls, and comedians that are comicai.
Among those in the company are fat'
Rooney. Jr. the Helstern Sisters Dolly
Mestayer. Harry Whitaker, and a num-
Der of other comedy people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
Ahc.

huvs neat Fender; 25c. buys good Coal
Hod: Csc. buys nice Fire set; SoaI
Vases. Brass Tenders. and Brass sets
bottom prices at VAUGHAN .,
COZ east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
SPECIALS IN LADIES' JACKETS.

Ladies' Jackets, of Fine Black beaver-reai
value $3.50 Our price S4.85. go
Ladies Fly-Front Boucle Jackets, with storm
collarMregular price $3.50. Our price s49S, :,
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets trimmed with braid
front and back, lined with silk-regular price 30
1 ladies' Tan Jackets, in Fine Cloth, lined with
figured silks-regular price $40. Our price s7;Ss:
III strons and stitchings lined throughout with
Red Red SilkTregular price $3.50. Our price $3.50
M;sseo Jackets Empire back and front, in fancy
colorings--regular price So. Our price ss75. :;
Misses Jackets, Empire back and front, IN IN
NAVY Black, and fancy colorings, trimmed with
velvet velvet and braid-regular price 81. Our price
s496. d.. al, LARGO volvet
Misses Jackets in Navy Blue with large Seis ro
collar, trimmed with braid-regular price S4'oo'
Our price 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
ornban Children at the Carnival.

Miss Mary 4. Greenhow, president OF
the management Of the Carnival or
Nations which is having a successful
run at the Regimental Armory IN tne
,r+arost of one OF Richmond's many noble
cbarities-the Home for Incurables-
has extended an invitation to the chill
dren OF the Masonic Home TO attend the
carnival on Monday night, the 18th,
free of charge. and the invitation has
been accepted by Hon. b. r. Wexford.
chairman of the Board of Governors OF
the nome. 1t is hoped by the manage
ment to have the members of the Masonic
fraternity attend the "CarhlVaI On
sso'.dov night. and aid in giving plea
- evening to their wards, besides
hein,ng in the accomplishment of most
worthy object. The Carnival was
largely attended all through last week
and this week promises TO be even more
successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
PLAYS FOR THIS WEEK.
H1maa Hearts, the Geisha, and In
Atlantic City.

The play. Human Hearts," coming
70 the Academy Of Music tomorrow eve
ming, Is now In It's third year. and re-
tains the original company Of actors
VITO have presented It since the first pro-
ouction OF the play at Miners Theatre,
IN New York. in 1895. The play is from
me pen OF Hal Reid. and Is a beautiful
loyl Of the Arkansas hills. II is drama
nat never fails TO make a deep impress
son on the feelings OF one whose heart
10 true to nature. and its lessons are OF
gool. honest kind that lives to benehs.
me play tells simple story OK simple
We In tho hills OF Arkansas. and tho
old' Old tale Of life with its human sor-
sssG its darkness. ana its brightness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
II. =. ON the Executive Committee.

He Is on the EAcc""'e
Acting Secretary OF the com
monwealth j. G.. Hankins mas peeh a a.,
aI,,,ed nv the wednesday Club to Nil
r. yacancy on It's Executive Commit
tee caused by the resignation OF Mr. Il.
7 Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
-
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
o." anv case Of Catarrh that cannot Dc
w. avvr.d Nv Halls Catarrh Cure.
cu'ee W Il, j. CHENEY & CO..
Propretors, Toledo, 0.
we. the undersisnsdg ,i have known M F. -, j.
me, nen1S Kim perfectly honorable in all bust
ne ss transactions and financially able to
n nsSsy out any obligations made by their
nrm' Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
wALpISG. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Drag e ssfen TG insepaa ii
Hail .Ir@activ upon the blood and mu-
acting ,rsacss of the system. Price, 7ss.
cous hostis' Sold by all druggists. Testi'
monials free, NH. r. the hest.
HAIRS r~' oc M-Su1m&oc 2s-w1m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
SPECIAL SALE in LADIES'
PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPES.

Ladies' Plush Capes, silk lined edge on collar
with Thibet fur, embroidered with Jet ana oraia-
regular price IS. Our price, S5.79. ~
Ladies' Plush Capes silk Lima edge on collar
and front with martin fur, trimmed with Jet braid
and martin tails-regular price So Our price s7Ss.
any Ladies Empire Capes, OF Fine Black Beaver,
trimmed with fur and BRAID regular price, 70. our
Ladies' Empire Capes, of Fine Black hers ssi
handsomely trimmed with fqr, JET; ana ofa sa 5o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

Mr.. FULLY X Woodhouse as Instructor
i'm the gymnasium for the winter months
Misses Valley and Effie Hoover, VINO
have for some months been managing
the Hoover house. have removed 10
Richmond, where they will live IN ru-
ture.
Ex-Clty-Engineer Donald Allen has
been quite Ill with quinsy but is re-
covering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

To Cure . Geld In One Day
take Laxative Broms Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II IL fails' &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

1t In the Best
DIANoRA--ls cents Der plug. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

IL Is the Best
DrANoRA--l5 cents per pluSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

No more climbing stairs since camp.
bell has opened his new gallery All "o'A
done on the ground floor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

respectfully requests his patrons who de-
sire Artistic Protesting Fine crayons
ar beautiful colored Work-for Xmas
HOLIDAYS. win not delay. as heretofore.
hut come at once for sittinss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

man. you will not have proposal within
"a year II with medium man, you will
receive one next june.
You must by no means retire before
midnight on Halloween, but must be
awake 10 listen for the sound OF bells
from the church steeples. There VIII al
WAYS be- a. midnight toll OF bells. and
81 is these that hold your fate II they
reach your ears I'm bold distinct notes
YOU may get ready your wedding trous-
seau. but IL they come 70 you dun ana
faint. YOU must pass your while ia pa
tlence for another year.
Halloween is the night for deciding If
you have two lovers and are not clear
lon your mind just which you prefer.
Think Of both just before YOU go 10
sleep. and YOU will dream Of the one that
YOU should marry
The neryiest Halloween test Is tho best
1t is to descend into the cellar az mid
night. lust as the bells are tolling. In
one hand YOU carry a candle, In the other
"a looklng-glass. ON the way down the
shadows throw their fantastic shapes
into the glass TO scare you, but you must
walk on until you shall have reached the
cellar bottom. You grope your way on
To- the furthest corner, and there you
stand looking into the depths Of the glass.
4 shane will creep over it until it lies
there before YOU distinctly. This is the
face Of your future husband. a little
imagination is needed TO bring out the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

20 time this inNidious distinction has been
attached, but stowe has broken all rec
ords ana comes under the wire seven laps
ahead of any old thing
IL appears that stowe Invited Mis-,
Blanch kraemer TO accompany him 10 a
theatre where "a bicycle was 90 Doe award
ed to the young lady holding On, winning
coupon Miss kraemcr gladly accepted
the invitation and was the happic4t sirl
In town when tho man 90 tho lottert
wheel drew forth her number and pro-
nounced her winner OF the coveted prize.
which was delivered to her after tho
show and carried home the same night
a few days later Stowe borrowed tho
wheel and refused 10 return H. The ma
chine, he said, had been won with tick
at purchased with his money. and there
fore was rightly his. Tho press dis
patches fail TO state what tho price OF adj
mission was but Stoves picayune con-
duct leads Ia the conclusion that IL was a
popular price affair 10 which he took tho
young lady; that the tickets were OF tho
Decent variety.
When the case came 10 trial the young
lady's lawyers argued that the manage
ment specifically proposed 10 give the
wheel TO Il young lady, that when the
young man invited Miss Kraemer he did
80 with the understanding that the invi-
tatiOn included participation i'm the chance
for drawing the prize. and that for the
young man 10 claim II would be 10 violate
the terms on which tt tickets were Civ
en- out. The jury took this view and rem
dered a verdict In favor OF the glrl.-Mcm-
phis Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
-',~ wees regularly form an inde.

-.'-'0~ raees regularly form an index
10 the business side OF the stage.
Madame Helena Modieska contemplates
returning TO play again In the land OF
her birth. OF this matter she said recently
10 a Western reporter. II shall never
leave America unless ] hold In my hand
the permission from the Russian Govern
mcnt My losses were very heavy the
last time on account OF refusal 10 al
low me to play In Warsaw. OF course,
1 can appear IN Austrian Poland, but II
would scarcely be worth while unless l
could go TO the larger cities. IL Is POSI-
BILE that tho feellng created by my speech
during the Worlds Fair has been dlspeH-
cd by this time IL WAS mot AGAINST the
Emperor that 7 spoke, but the oHlclals
who pcrpetrated such cruelties against
the men and women OF my country. AT
any rate, l mean TO apply for PERMISSION
to play at WTrsaw."
Edna Wallace Hopper has hnally de-
cided to leave the III Captain Coih,
pany at as early a date as under legal
advice she can do so. and will then begin
proceedings fo- separation from her nus
band. The attentions Of Mr.. Hopper 10
Miss Nela Bergen. the prima donna OK
tho company. nave been a source or much
misery 10 Mrs. Hopper. and nearly re-
suited last season IN causing mrs; Hopper
10 withdraw from tho company IL IS said
that Mrs Hopper will soon star in an
organization to be known as the DE Woif
Hopper Opera Company, and new opera
has peen written for her. Meanwhile Mr..
Hopper will tour as the sole star in "El
Captain" II seems likely another event
viii eliminate from the same causes. and
Della Fox I'm all probability viii join his
company next season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
Drunk without Liquor.

The reported cases of delirium tremens
due TO excessive Indulgence in so-called
soft drinks have caused considerable COM
ment among Prohibitionists. There is
no need for them TO be unduly depressed
on account of these revelations, as a
French chemist has discovered a new in
toxicant that promises extraordinary adj
vantages.
Inebriation is produced by hypodermic
injections of salt water. The French
man claims that his process creates 4
feeling Of delightful exhilaration With
little instrument not much larger than
toothpick and "A small glass Of salt wa
ter graded lag" may be accumulated
where black bottle or a demijohn is
strictly forbidden. This discovery offers
a wide field for experiment.
After the first outlay for plant. which
Is trifing, its cost will be nothing. II
thereby eliminates one OF women's chief
grievances against man. the expense OF
his Indulgence In intoxicating drinks.
Science is doing deal for men In these
days.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

side.
odncsday-Primrose and West.
on tomorrow evening and Tuesday
matinee Mr.. Walker NVhitcsdc. tho prom
tsIrc vounQ fragodian and romantic actor,
will present nc the Academy OF MUSIC a
decentralization OF Stanley Weymanb
charming novel. "The Man IN black
Tho task OF placing novel IKE stan
lev lVc-man's MAN IN Black" upon tho
stage. is ono which presents espccldi az
icuiucs TO tho dramaiist ana tne dctor.
The book while PARTICULAR strong N
plot. color and character drawing, and
containing many scenes Of great power,
f. devoid or that first essential OF sue
Cessful romantic play, l. O., love mouNe
To supply that satisfactorily and yet le-
tain the strength Of the original has been
che labor OF many months. The original
character or Solomon Notrcdame has been
given n duel personality and a psychology
Zeal study OF great interest lends en-
phasis 20 the romantic love story that
runs through the work.
Tho play opens al Martinbault IN Peri
goud. during the lifetime OF tho Mar
quis and before the marriage OF Dane
There are two suitors FOR the hand OF Di-
anc &c Martinhault tho Chevelcr kaoui
Dc Rcncsux (Mr. Whitcside). q soldier OF
FORUM ravorite and I'm the service
Of Cardinal Richciieu, and the Count de
Nld0che Frederick PauldIng). and I'M
povcrlshcd and reckless young noble. VIZ
dochc ig favored bv the Marquis dc Mar
finh8uit bat Danes heart has been won
hv the gallant and ardent EcncauX.
8 clandcstinc meeting has been arrang-
90 between Duane and Raoul who has been
ordered 20 spain. In tho midst OF 10 they
are Interrupted by the Marquis. who or
Aere his daughter into the house.
10 rage the Marquis suddenly strikes
Eaoul seueo.css. and upon this blow the
entlro fabric Of tho plot rests. While
RcncauN is ineensiblc. the Gypsy accom-
plice OF Vidochc finds tho body robs it
covers Or with hts long black cloak. and
eeiziug the boy Jean. whom ne sees IN
the chateau. disappears. When Roneaux
RECEIVERS his senses. ne fails 90 recognize
Die surroundings. The blow. "a glancing
One. has partially paraly1ed tho nerves
controlling the BRAIN his features arc
distorted and even his identity is un-
known 10 him. I'm this condition ne is
discovered by the servants Of the estate.
who are searching for tho stolen boy.
They think him wandering astrologcr-
MAN in Black'-aud one Of the WOO
mon speaks % "a celebrated nicrOmancer
she sTw in Paris called Notredam.
The second act opens eight years lat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

ayers. Mr.. Mason Mitchell a former resi-
dent OF this 1ty.
Primrose and Vests big minstrels will
make their appearance az the Academy
OF Music Wednesday night.
When Primrose and Vests Ministries
were last seen here it was with a company
composed OF both white and black per-
formers. This idea has now been aban-
doned and they have engaged a company
composed entirely Of white men, no ne
grocs az all being employed
The company this season is said 10 be
fully up 10 the standard Of excellence set
by this successful firm of minstrel mag
mates and includes the names OF we'll
known favOritcs Of national reputation
In the list Of entertainers headed by that
remarkable versatile comedian George II.
Primrose will be found the names Of Milt
c. Barlow, an old time minstrel perform
err. George Wilson-"Waltz Ne Again
George" Raymon Moore. author Of
Sweet Marie" Waterbury Brothers and
Tenney, Quaker City Quartette. the mar
vellous ScymOurs. and Ben Mowatt trio
OF club swingers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

'r at the Inn Of Yoetot Roneaux as No
tredan, the astrOlOger has risen TO fame.
cruel, reckless, crafty and unscrupu-
l0us. he seeks by easy resources of art
and trickery TO obtain mastery over his
1elOW-mCn.
During The lapse OF years Diane. believ-
ius hciscl deserted by ReneauX, for
whom all search has been ln vain. has
married NidOche, and awakened too late
go tho knowledge of his brutality. vi
uoche, having fallen in love with q favor
ite OF The Count desires TO be rid OF his
WIG lhtt he may marry his inamOrata-
Thus travelling to Paris with Diane, he
meets Notrcdam, and the idea OF killing
ha wife. which has been smouldering
in DIS mind. takes fire under the subtle
iuainuatous OF The astrOlOgcr
Mtau"hue the stolen boy has become
q wandering acrobat under the care of
his Gypscy master. and the story OF how
ne comes into the possession of Notre
Dame ana attracts the attention OF Diane
IS exactly as 30 stands in the novel.
Diane prompted by fOTloTn hope in
Notre Danes mystic power. asks as she
is leaving. 10 he can toll her aught OF
R0aul de EcneauX. Tho name rouses
some latent memory. reality OF his pres
cut closes boo upon him with the words:
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eatures. but OF eour.e ImagIratIon IS In

features, but Of course imagination is in
keeping with Halloween.
II you have am outdoor place there Is
an excellent test ON one side Of the
house build a. bonfire. so AS 10 make the
blacknoss around more intense. Take
a ball Of cord in your hand and tic the
end Of the string around your finger
Throw the ball as far AS YOU can. Now
wind the cord around your fiLger chant
ing In a solemn tune:
Slowly l wind / wind
My true love 10 find
Before you have finished and drawn
the ball 10 you. with its slow groupings,
YOU will see your true love I'm tho fire.
Either IL will die down. leaving his face
in the embers, or It's shadows VIII show
him to you.
The apple games arc many. The apple
seed trick of sticking an apple seed on
each cyclid is ever new and true Name
each seed. and the seed that sticks long
est will stick to you through life.
Bobbng for apples takes on fascinat-
ing aspect if the bobber knows that she
will take as many husbands as she catches
apples In her teeth. There are many
other Halloween tests, but none better
than these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
An Old Maid.

Her eyes like quiet pools are clear:
Her placid face is sweet and fair:
The frost OF many a vanished year
Lies on her hair.
She has no memories OF VOWS
Exchanged below an April moon.
or whispered converse meath the bough5
OF rose-brlght June.
She never planned her wedding gown
This sweet old maiden true and good;
For her life held no sacred crown
or motherhood.
Yet 10 the shelter OF her side
The little orphan children press;
IT'S known she mothers. far and wide,
Tho motherless.
The poor and suffering love her we'll
Such ready sympathy she shows,
The sorrow-burdened freely tell
TO her their woes.
For those who stumble. those who fall
Her heart with gentlcst ruth Is stirred.
She has a kindly smile for all
A cheering word.
with fate she never wages strife:
1T must be right. since God knows
best"
And 50 she lives her useful life.
Blessing and blest.
She strcws the thorny paths with flowers:
She turns the darkness into day.
And as we clasp her hand I'm ours.
We can but say:
Dear friend. 50 rich IN love and truth.
with large warm heart and steadfast
mind.
Twas we'll for some that I'm yeQr youth
The men were blind
Chambers Journal
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led Mr. Whiteside 10 employ his versati-
lily in "The Man IN Black" he will by
no means desert the classic drama He
Will play Hamlet" on Tuesday evening
with the same conscientousness and In
spiration that have won him fame al
ready.
lie mas aided 10 his company that
sterling actor Mr.. Frederick Paulding,
who will be Mr.. Whitesdo's leading sup
port and Miss Leila Wolstan will still be
leading lady. Mr. Whiteside's tour is I'm.
der the direction or one OF the most ex-
perienced and thorOugh-going OF man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
ORDER OF ptTBTrcATIoN

This Is an action OF debt. attachment
being sued out therein against the defcn-
dants as nOn-residents
It's object is 10 recover judgment az law
against the defendants FOR the aggregate
sum OF two protested negotiable notes.
interest. protest fees and court costs. and
TO realize this sum by the attachment
levied upon real estate standing IN tho
name OF said Anna ;. Grant. situated In
the city OF Richmond. Va, at the south
east corner OF Twenty-seventh and
Franklin streets. fronting forty-rour (fsp
feet. more OF less. upon the southern line
OF FRANKLIN street. and extending back
between parallel lines one hundred and
slxty-aVc ltsJ feet. more or less
The aboNe-namcu defendants are re-
CURED 10 appear within fifteen dol day.
after due publication OF this order and
DO what Is necessary 10 protect their W.
terests In the premises.
A copy-Teste: >,,~ox
Clerk.
stiles q Holiday, p. q oes-saAt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24

shadows. only shadows. he sinks into
rcverle a. the curtain falls
The third act Is IA situation an exact
transcription OF tho great scenes OF tho
novel--the scenes IN the Alchemis,s den,
the return OF Reneaux 70 his former
senses. and his recognition OF Diane.
The last act Is a series OF vivid scenes
ana situation that terminated the play.
WHILE the romantic trend OF the day has