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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
seven CornaIIa Acrobats.

Al G. Field has secured for his big min
strel show. which will be at the Grand
Tuesday matinee and night, Sept. Z, the
Cornalla family of women and men gym
nasts. seven people in all 1t is said to be
the greatest act of its kind on the stage
They We're brought to this country by
Barnum & Bailey. appeared at Madi-
son Square Garden for a few weeks and
then Joined the forces of AL G.. Field. Their
act is refined as well as acrobatic The
women are dressed as If for a reception
and the men in full evening dress. They
introduce double somersaults TO and from
the shoulders of other performers. twisting
forward eomersault from the shoulders of
one pyramid three high 10 that of another
pyramid the same height and a double
back somersault from the apex of a pyra-
mid five high alighting on the shoulders
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
The Real Trouble.


obi the pilgrim exclaimed suddenly. II
have lost my JOY of life l must go back
and find it! l cannot go on without my
Joy of life!'
go ahead" said TINE. You can't turn
back 1t is impossible"
The pilgrim wrung his hands
"A great many people lose it," added
Time. 1T isn't worth making such a fuss
about"
You haven't lost anything" spoke out
Common Sense. Take a pill. It's your
liver that you feel"
And IL was
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

Harper weekly.
The susceptibility of Americans to new
ideas is a notable element in the prosperity
of the country. The people are willing TO
try anything that is new This IS specially
true of the West where the enterprising
inhabitants are always seeking short cuts
to wealth and to knowledge. This adventur-
Gus spirit often leads TO superficiality, but
ii has also been very fruitful of new meth
DDS of school education. The kindergarten
idea taken up and developed in the
West There manual training was first
tried on a large scale with satisfactory re-
suits And II was teachers in the West who
first brought about the introduction OF lit
erature'' in the lower grades as the best
means of interesting undeveloped minds
In fact, they demonstrated the truth that
1t Is better for the child to feed upon ideas
upon thought, upon real stories, and the
lives of real people, and the stimulating
sentiments of all the ages. than upon the
effort to be childish of the reading books
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
stacked wheels.

New York Evening Sun.
Along the loneliest of country highways
nowadays you are apt to come across an
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

Minister for copyright purposes, and j. NJ.
Barrie, the author of the play, was another
member of the cast. Mrs. Barrie, formerly
professional actress, was the heroine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
Empire-..NouIiD Rouge

of another performer on the stage. Moth
ing in the acrobatic line like them has ever
been seen on the stage.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

Eleonora Duse has recently written to the
United States that she is unwilling to come
here again until she is able to find an actor
who can replace Flavio Ando in her COM
pany. Until she does there is no likelihood
of her temperance in the United States.
1t is her great desire when she comes here
to act in Romeo and Juliet" and her
searches for a leading actor were made
with the idea of finding one who would be
a satisfactory Romeo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

Miss Fanny Davenport has been in New
York the last few days to complete the cas-
for her new play, which she will produc
in Boston on Oct. Is. She has not yet sue
ceeded in finding a suitable name for tn
piece. All the information she will volun
teer is that it deals with historical sub
ject and is the work of an American author
Something may be inferred from the fac
that Miss Davenport has been practicinj
broadsWOrd combats all summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

"a as essential to physical health as TO
political consistency. For weakness
of the back, rheumatism, and
disorders OF the kidneys, the tonic and
dIetetIc action OF HuStetter's Stomach
Rlttera iR the one thing ncedful The
stomach Is the mainstay Of every other
organ, and by invigorattng the digestion
with this preparation the spinal column
and ali It's dependencies, are sympathetic
colIy strengthened. The dyspeptic and
bilious will find It a pure vegetable slim
uI1nt and tonic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
:, SECOND SIGHT. r

when you feel you have tried everything
md everyone, COuault W.. A daily occur.
renee Is tho surprise shown by benefited
patients at our office,
10 YOU have hcndacho7 DO your cyca
watcrY Do thOy burn or smaFt7 pnca
print run together when ronding2 Feel
na II scum before the cycs7 10 thing
appear double or mlNod up7 Have d..
ARE 10 rub tho eyes, twitchlnE9 DO YOU
have weak cycsf Docs the light pain
tbrm7 For any trouble Of your eyes Con-
suit u.s. During This month we devote
much time to childrcn's eyes. We mako
glasses az popular prices tOno reason of
our popularity mako q careful examine
tlon free Of ChnrUc The best proof OF our
success In the number OF recommendations
from our old patients,
PRO ~. 5IETET,
Scientific Optlclan,
Corner Main aud Eleventh Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

The furniture and undertaking bust.
ness OF the late + ! Altmeyer, corner
Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets. win be
continued under the management OF
Mr.. w. II. Coey, who has been the un-
dertAker OF this firm for six years.
THANKING the public for past favors
and soliciting a continuance Of the pat
ronagc for the future guaranteeing all
ways courteous treatment. Prompt at
tcntion will be given 10 undertaking
aud nrterial embnlmlng. Telephone
calls will be answered day and night
Telephone 1872
W II COEY. Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
What Mothers Like
About Us!

Our store--our cIothes--it's just what's
lacking everywhere else, unlimited
variety--unbetterable values, and at
prices that cannot be underquoted--
they like the store because it's COM
plete-they like 1t because we are fair,
honest, straightforward. 'Tisn't hard
to see why we are Ieaders--QUAN-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
NO ACTION TAKEN
BY the Board Of County commis :
sloners Yesterday OF
THE ELM GROVES APPLICATION

For Franchise on the National Road, East
OF the City-ThO Ordinance was Read,
Aftsr which Petitions Were HSard-Sub'
urban nssldents Ask for cheaper Fares
Mr.. Ru,ssIl Anrwsrsh In Behalf Of tue
ELM Grove Company-Furth'r Rsdns-
dom In Fare, Not Possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
FOR HE HOT WEATHER.

A eompIsts line Of SsrEss, Fin Checks
and ChsTIot BuitInEu and TroIFserlnEh
made 20 order. suitlngh $4,000 ana up'
Troyy,TrinrS $500 and mp. Oar rspRta-
tIon IL a guarantee for elegance In nj and
VV0TkmRnHhip.
RaIbrtgEAn, MsTinO and Light Wool
Underwear aud HOSIERY RSpeelalty'
Agents for the celebrated ElEhmle
White shirt. Price Si.OO.
FuIl line Of COIOred shirt, RS large ~
20 neck and 90 body, nj SOC and mp.
&. HESS 4 SONS,
Fashionable TaIlOFH aud Genta' Parrish"
srI, 1871 and 1919 Market stIeet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.


mlllerh OF NAAlNNE HANAANhN 80
the Guy.
Tomorrow evening the b. a. c, boys
give hop at Mozart park.
Elizabeth NJ. the two-year-old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter wills, died yes
teriay morning. The funeral VIII take
place tomorrow afternoon NJ , o'clock,
from the family residence on Eightecnth
street. The interment IS NJ Peninsu'ar
cemetery,
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Lizzie
Yin, Dunn, whose sad death In Cincin-
uad has been ChrOniclcd. Will occur To-
morrow morning from her late residence
Tenth street, Services VIII be held nj
the cathedral and the interment is at
MI. Calvary.
Last night about o'clock horse
driven by Mrs. y. G. Morgan and daugh-
Ter ran on. coming down Eleventh
street. and before It was stopped II
dashed ngalnFt the curb In 'front.' of
Hogc's store on Market street. Fortu-
natcly the occupants were unhurt and
the rie sustained but slight damage.
This evening the annual union COM
mcncemcnt OF the Wheeling public
schools VIII occur at the Grand opera
house. There Is a large and brilliant
graduating class and fine programme,
80 that n ls likely there win be even a
greater crush than usual for seats. The
Lincoln school commencement follows
the union commencement.
Tomorrow morning viii occur the ru-
neral ~ Albert Hasenauor. from the
Church uf the Immaculate Conception;
lntrrmcnt ~ NJ. Calvary cemetery. The
deceased was In hl4 seventeenth year
and had been III only n week Of nppen-
dicius. He was employed az McElroy's
pharmacy. South Jacob street, and was
4 genial young man with host Of
friends, who regret hiF untimoly demise.
An operation wng performed On him,
hut II proved unsuccessful. he dying
Monday night about o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
Mothers

Are making the most Of the opportunity
we're offering in our Boys Clothing
Department. The entire stock Of Ju-
venile Suits, in light and dark patterns,
is open to your selection. We want
'em out, and we should clean them
out, every last one this week sure,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
acknowledgement
Oaleoi Nos. ~ aud "a Fourteenth street.


New Advertisements.
Money to Loan-G. o. Smith.
Wanted-Surse Girl.
I.ost-Afap OF Lots,
Found-Sman Bunch Of Keys.
Sweet Castor On-R. II. List.
Sporting GoOds-Carle Bros.
-Four Minutes In White Mountain
Freezer-Sesbitt & Bro.
Metropolitan Hotel.
Something New-TIuebers Grocery
n GET ON the Cars at Twcnty-seeOnd
Strect-H +. Behrens Co.
To Teachers.
State Board Of Health.
Otiice OF the Clerk Of tho County Court
OF Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
$500, S1.25, $1.75,
$500, $3.50, $500.

Every one strictly All Wool and worth
third, half and double the price
we're asking for them. Of course
you understand you don't need any
documentary evidence Of our guaran-
tee-if they don't suit you bring them
back and get your money. That's
plain and simple and sincere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Water rents for the six months end
ing September 30 1897, are now ready.
n paid on or before June 30. 1897. dis
count Of 10 per cent VIII be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

AZ 80 Ladies' Brown Wei ISId Shoes at
81 30 MEMS Hrown vIcI IIld shoes at
sc 90.
81 90 Ituvs' Trown Wei KID Shoes, siIss
3 10 y -, - IS.
81 80, Niissrs' BruWm Wei lEld Shoes,
sizes ~ =, ~ -.
An this seasons styles, Coin Toe, correct
CoIur, money refunded " uUt ne repre-.
sented. DINGEiuS SliOE STORE,
30 Eleventh Street.
Hundreds Of other bargains. MAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
Drn,r HRAHY. r1REn FEEl1Na,v

Caused by reading the SsIf-PraiEing ads.
Of ueIC-nan1sd optical experts a. doe
can be cared without publicity by j. w.
Grubb, Optielan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

NCIOnITIc UpIICIRn,
Corner Main aud Eleventh Streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
MOUNT VERNON.

The 2o3d celebration Of Christmas in St Pauls
Church, in East Chester. will take place to-mor-
row morning The rector, the Rev. W. 5. Coney.
will preach the sermon. and the choir Will be as
sisted by q quartet consisting OF Miss Fannie O,
Levy Mrs Joseph S. Wood Maurice j. Sullivan
and Charles Wesley Johnson. In the Roman Cath
ole Church OF the Sacred Heart there Will be
elaborate music al high mass and sermon by
Father Petit vice rector OF St johns college
Fordham. In tho Church OF the Ascension, Trinity
Church and st. Mary's Chapel. in Sherwood PARK
there Will be O musical service at II Q CLOCK 10
morrow, 10 be repeated on Sunday and the chill
drens festivals will take place on Tuesday. beth
lehem and the scenes Of Christs nativity VIII be
Illustrated with stereopticon views In the Reformed
church sunday night by the Rev. charles n
TynGall The choir of the Presbyt terrain church
will be assisted in the musical service by guar
tct consisting Of Mrs. VI. J. Faulhaber Mrs. V; v.
Beard c. L. Zerfass and Charles II. Stecker. the
on Christmas night. The services In the Methodist
Episcopal church will be on sunday morning ana
evening with special music.
Edwin Dwight Merriam has Issued largo num-
Der OF invitations 10 the marriage or his daughter,
Miss Edith Dwight Merriam. TO Walter James Nc
Nsier Thursday, January 8, at O'CLOCK IN
Trinity Episcopal Church. Mount Vernon.
The first of series Of subscription dances by the
Westchester Wheelmen will be given In Fairfax
Hall the night Of Thursday. January q.
Mr. and Mrs j. T. Taylor. OF L!ncoln-ave. were
recently painfully injured and the tandem bicycle
they were riding broken 10 pieces oy running into
a building condemned by the city and being re
in the street at night with no danger signals
and Mr. and Mrs Taylor struck X full force while
riding down steep grade They have brought an
action against the city for damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
SING SING.

In consequence Of the neglect Of the Village Trus
tees TO comply with a request made some time ago
by the association that 100 feet OF hose be added
to the equipment OF the Fire Department. the Sub
urban Underwriters Association has issued notice
through the local insurance agents that on and
after January Is, 1898, all rates In Sing Sing Will be
increased % per cent this ruling to AFFECT both spe
cihc and minimum rates.
Prison Physician II. r Irvine. on account OF seri-
Illness has been Obliged 10 20 to s. Mark g
Hospital. in New-York City, for treatment Ho Will
probably be away for week or ten days.
The following is the programme OF the Christmas
exercises 10 be observed in the chapel OF the prison
a. this place tomorrow morning.
Orchestral prelude-Overture. "Mirella." orches-
ira; quartet. The Flower and the Maid: solo.
Deep Deep Sea-; march, German Guardmount
Patrol" orchestra.
Divine service-Processional, Ring the Bells. -
choir; exhortation. confession and absolution;
chant, Tho Lords Prayer" choir and congrega-
ton hymn. "All Hail the Power choir and con-
gregation
Scripture Decentralization. Awake, Put on Thy
Strength" choir; prayer; anthem. And there were
Shepherds" choir: address, Jubilate Dec. choir;
Doxology, choir and congregation; benediction re-
cessonal, Wonderful Name" choir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24

g Dass NsT 6 MEM, 's Sd G Nor
f0S WIN aSe o a Row% Hamilton Roads December
% in ballas; simpson. Spence & Young. .,
with mdse 10 ocean IS Go Is bound to savannah.
steamer Gut Stream. Swain. Philadelphia with mdss
sandy roSE y j. Dec IS $50 p m-wind northwest
strong breeze: clear
Steamer philadelphia: Chamber. La Guayra' Puerto
c% ssn&.. : AnnaHae S' Jones sS coMer Bull
steamer GrecIan Bu. Nunan. Glassow-Aus'in Bad
steamer Pa,han CBD. Day Aten singapore. Hong
steamer AEeshany ,Br. Low Kingston, savani!a e'0-
Steamer linda tBr Horsley Newcastle. L~slana-
'S s;esmer Il Whitney Hsleu Bos,on-H pimOck
steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman. Newport News ara
Steamer yorktown pole Norfolk and Newport News
steamer "a Monte. Parker New -leans-J T Van
steamer Manhattan Benuett Portani-Forsti3 Hall
steamer + W Bruno. Gather. BaltimcFe-H Poster
Bark Bannshire BrD TAFT, Newry, lre.and-John
Livermore & Co
Steamers Ardendhu Br for Kingston etc dT TS5s
igr Ga'f Th,serhs In GGayra etc brilliant Ge
Flushing Anssy d Ayonm9ush YSTk'oE snn Msr.
Galveston: Karamana dsr. Mediterranean ports Elaih
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WRECK OF ALvENA GAS BUOY N "
Notice that December &C. iS9i gas eso
painted red and showing wns Of s .econ dura,ioD
was moored in 2s feet OF water about $50 feet by
.S% 9 "n the tF1 if d sT S the South
10 New-York Lower Bay. The buoy must 1e ~ on "
starbosrd hand in entering the SCUM .nsnes rom
A. has carried away r5carlngs OF proen =,
from the buoy are Centennal TGwer SSnsy sb ght
house NwSN. Il. Notices to Mariners Nos - ana a
so to 1897 and Bulletins No 90 par ana no 80 par
Bearings magnetic ana given APPROXIMATELY aePN' "
rhs notice Affects the Lights and Fog ssnss
ana the List OF Bescons and Buoys. Third Lighthouse
pi n o,er ~ the Lighthouse Board: sCHIEY
ny ofier o' '"' Captain u s Navy Chairman.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
London Dec 2s-Arriyed steamers Mobile Br Lay
Idaho ,Br. Harrison. New York; Mohawk (br) oates
New York ~ . . c,,... M, p,shv
shields. Dec 23-saied. steamer Queen Margaret 'bD'
swansea, Dec -saed-seamer Brooklyn City tBr)'
Watkins Ncw-York. 1900 ,,,.
New-Y6rk via Portland. England. ,...,,
Queenstown Dec %. M Sailed, steamer deFh'""''
Or McKnstry from Liverpool New York c,v fRr,.
Brow Head Dec 23-Passed. steamer llandan .'' "''
Hunter New-yorA for Bristol nal po.,
sligo Dec 2i-Arrved steamer stratheven 'Sr' h'S''
Isle Of Wight Dec 23-passed steamer Newstead oer'
Dyer New-York for Hull. -. pr.usrhaven
frawe Point Dec 22Passed steamers bremerns VIA
Dutch MINES New York for Antwerp North An Ger,
OBJ, Davies NewYork for Copenhagen Mannheim '''''
ocksmann NeT ss for steamer weTNendan
Dutch) De Vrles. NewYorl. c,rrsam
Rotterdam. Dec 23-Arryed steamer Ssr Veen-
Dutch, Van der Zee, New York: sailed steamer WV
dam Dutch Stenger. New-York. ~, u,,..n
IIayre Dee 23--Arrived, steamer Ceylon lNor' H''
Marsees Dec 2Arriyod, steamers Pers asi Pars
C,r McDousal New-orleans. via Genoa -'''
M, Naples Dec 2i-Arrived steamer Patra Fp' ''"'
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
4 PROVIDENT SAYINGS AYNIrERslRY

The anniversary OF the election OF Mr. Edward w
Scott 10 the presidency OF the Provdent Savings
Life Assurance Society celebrated yesterday
Al the once OF the company No 20 Broadway
New-York city. In an appropriate manner The
officers presented Mr.. Scott with handsome silver
loving-cup bearing side the following inscrp-
ton: ITO Edward W Scott from his friends
brother officers. in commcmoratlon Of tho first an
n!versary OF his election president OF the Provl-
dent Savings Life Assurance Society OF New-York
22d December 1897" And tho agents sent In about
81 10000 worth OF business
President Scott received many congratulations
during the day upon tho aggressive but wise man
In which the companys affairs have been ad-
ministered during 1897. No service on the part OF
agent or employe OF tho company escapes Mr.
SCOTS notice. and this Is no we'll understood by
the field force that they feel In their posi-
lions. and consequently are made jealous In giving
their entire efforts TO the Provident Savings in
tcrests. Under his management n decreasing busi-
ness has been changed into an increasing one and
I'm spite OF bitter opposition the company closes
the year with Ii very handsome gain and the OH
cial commentator OF the NewYork Insurance De-
partment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


A., ~. ,o..t,nr % the Police Commissioners on
Wednesday Theodore II. Silkman, who mas poem
a member OF that body for six years ana LOT INC
last two years has been It's president re'reu' .io
resigned some weeks ago. but heid once VIZ ms
successor Henry Osterheld. took the oath OF once
Mr. Osterheld present at the meeting VS.
day and after the oath had been administered "
him he took his seat as Commissioner ana MI
s,lkman retired. There being q vacancy ID v Hne =
office Of president Francis T. I1eaTo'F roster
jenkins was reelected secretary and treasurer
Three games were rolled on Nennesudy CemntS
Rowling League at the associations alleys IN
North broadway The an SePafatfs s to IA Ter
race City defeated c l9 to ~ ana 7o 5'f ~
arate Company defeated YonkerS No ~ So
e ee sHd Tie German order Of Harugar met on
the same evening IN the second games OF me Ia 70
Teutonla was victorious BY score OF l'+'0 u
Oh Christmas exercises were held in several Of the
6urton-ave the older pupils heid re6eprtOhls IN
The children OF Miss Godrick's class entertaineo
the kindergarten with cantata IN me a5Itrn en
4 T' sDf Speed s s2F Ms Sim
its production. Appropriate exercises "ef0 a'So
h1 Harry as WV 81 Whed and Miss Lizzie Belle Jenkins
we're married Wednesday evening al rd no; %
which took place at o'clock vas Sr Psrf4TeG 9Y
was the maid Of honor and Albert Ttler the best
man, The ushers were hopert ~ Nlo''o anu
William j. Morton, Of Brooklyn.
These sunday-schoo festivals are announced TO
take place in addition to those already mentloneo'
German Methodist Episcopal, on saturday Day, ai Yer
Monday at 7:F p. m; Park Hin Reformed ChErch
and Emmanuel Chapel, on Monday evening; CEN
trail Methodist Episcopal. on Wednesday evening
Of next week. ,.-- ,. .A,.
There will be season Of Christmas cheer TINS
house. go ,,, A., e..,... -, E, -.
First Reformed Church Wednesday 1t was
Announced that the proceeds Of the sale held
recently amounted 10 500