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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-07
FORTUNE FOR LOVE
Fauna spreOkies Returns IIar Millions
and MarrIss the Nan OrHer Choice.

EH,mR spreOklsS Returns iIsr Millions
and MarrIss the Nan OrHer Choice.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. cit is cur
rcntly rumored that Emma Spreckles
watson has decided to her father the
hulk OF her property, voluntarily max
ing herself, comparatively speaking, a
poor woman. Mrs. Watson consulted
her husband about the step before she
took It and he gave his unqualified
consent.
Il Is said that before the wedding
took place Miss Emma sprerkles in
formed her father that she wished to
marry Thomas Watson. Claus Spreck-
els would not hear OF 1t and upbratd-
ed his daughter when she told him she
Iptended to marry Mr.. Watson wheth-
or he liked It or not. Persuasion prov
ing vain, Mr.. Claus Spreckels is credit
ed with having resorted TO tnunts,chid
ing hts daughter for her ingraitude
and pointing out how much he had
done for her.
Yesterday. Mrs. Watson told her hus-
band that she Thought she ought to
deed back TO her father all he had CIV
en- her, Including the OnlteQ '9tdtes
bonds to the amount OF 100000 and
the property on Market street known
as the Emma Spreciiels building. With
characteristic force Mr.. Watson Is said
20 have told his bride to do what she
thought right in the matter; that he
had not married her for what she had.
and that he would have married her
long ago II she had been a poor girl and
he had been able to support her. This
occurred at noon. Within an hour the
property had changed hands.
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sixty PROPOSALS. IN a DAY.
Three score DHsky T.avsrI at sirs. French
sit.ttionis Feef.

SieidOn's Sect.
81 Paul Glsse Af-,ca ls She great
est place IN the world fos the new wo-
man and the old maid. For the for
mer &. has charms tlat would put the
Bots De Boulosne in total eclipse.
and Tor the ola maids It is,a tropical
paradise, where Young unnarriea
men bloom IN Wild, tangled luxury tiP
ueor rnt,nd. Mrs. Mat FreHch Snel
don the African explorer, writer ana
Iacti,ror Is neither new woman nor
m old maid. and yet She had sky
,,,.,,,,,sat- ~ marriage IN one day from
sj,,,,, se,-,r1te and distinct chiefs edcd
~ t,bo1, was more stalwart ana ar
do,,t thnn the others. aud Mrs trehc:l
sheldon was compelled 70 give edcH
ssnarately the marble heart. ana as lor
Sbe new woman. why, the African eS-
pIorer says they can give. our orahu-
newest bloomer-rigged specleS any
,,,,,bar OF cards and spades and then
Jiscount them. Bebe Bwana, the wo-
NAM master, or the white queen man,
ne The merry sultans and duslSy chiefs
cuiIed Mrs French Sheldon, has pene-
,,.1ted farther into the mysterious
heart OF that dark continent than any
otber white woman has ever done, and
the other dag she told reporter
nr,nber OF interesting experiences
which she had among the many tribes
she visited.
The sixty offers OF marriage were
made one afternoon after she had for
mally received the sultan Of one OF the
interior districts in her tent-whlch
tent, by the way, Mrs. French Sheldon
ALWAYS arranged as near like boudoir
In n wcll-appointed private house as
was possible. She was the first white
woman who had ever invaded that
district and the SULTAN appreciated the
honor and in his poor weak way tried
TO give sort OF torehlight procession
and strawberry festival In her honor.
EIig resources, however, were eN-
tremely limited. and after he had sac
rificed double portion Of goats and
had salaamed before her until he was
threatened with curvature OF the spine
ne felt that something was stih lacking
and that his guest was not thoroughly
enioyinu herself. Whenever a strag-
CLING white man had wandered into his
preserves II had been his custom 10
unload sixty or eighty wives upon
him and then dismiss him with q sui
TAME BLESS you. my children" Why
not reverse the ceremony with the wo-
man master? he argued TO his secre-
tary OF state for war The secretary
thought II was a capital idea and the
chiefs OF all the tribes or assembly dis
tricts were ordered before his majesty
and ordered 10 propose 10 the Belle
Bwana at once.
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CHICAGO-In cattle the increased
offerings caused some weakness. but
there was a rather good general de-
mand and the decline was only about
TO- per 100 lbs. Sales were made al
50 68fl4 90 for the poorest native dress
ed beef steers. 81 1904 so for medium to
good, 81 6O65 90 for good to choice
and s. 1906 % for choice to prime.
with fancy cattle scarce and worth
s. S0G5 40. The stocker snd feeder
trade was again lively at 81 1904 10.
with prime ! 100 ID. feeders wanted at
81 %, the highest price reached in a
long period. Butchers and Gamers cat
tie were active, cows and LETTERS SELL
ing at 81 SO94 90. with a few fancy
heifers at "a 1914 %. Stays and oxen
sold at 81 5Od4 90 and bulls brought
So YSGlS 50, wfiis good TO pslpae calves
were IN good demand at IS SOFAS o.
Texas fed cattle sold at So 1904 20 and
COWS at So 5Oq3 49,
In hogs, prices did not show much
change on the whole, though heavy hogs
were a little lower than yesterday; COM
mon 10 prime hogs sold at 50 859S SO;
light and medium weights continuing to
sell the highest, ana heavy packing
hogs the lowest> The bulk Of the hogs
crossed the scales at 50 2j03 45. In
sheep trade was active at steady prices;
common TO choice sheep sold at 81 ESQ
3 IL. a good many westerns going at
50 OOdS 70; yeRrllngs cold at 50 6O9l IS;
AIeXicans selling at 81 S564 %, There
was a good lamb trade at IS 7595 50, a
few Inferior lambs bringing 81 2543 go
Receipts: Cattle, $4,000 head; hogs,
10000 head; sheep. 1900 head,
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady;
prime 81 9Od5 10: feeders 50 6o94 90;
bulls. stays and COWS S9 25d3 60 Hogs
steady: prime pigs 81 75G3 so; best
light Workers and prime mediums
50 1908 rs: common to fair 50 6OG3 Go;
heavy 50 45a3 go; roughs 50 26fS %.
Sheep higher; prime 50 S043 30; fair
So OOGS 30: common Sc 0OG2 IS; choice
lambs Sc 25a5 80; veal calves SO 500
I 90.
CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 81 $50
50: receipts 1890 head; shipments LOO
head.
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FREE CURE FOR MEN,
A Michigan Man Offers 10 Send HIs Dis
cOvery Frse-ClAims to. be BsnefSetOF
to Weakened Mankind.

A Michigan HAN O6Iers 10 Send His Dis
coysry Free-CIains 70. be a BenefSctor
to weakened Mankind.
There is always more or less suspicion
attached to anything that Is offered Tree
but sometimes a man go overtiows with
generosity that he cannot rest until his
discovery is known TO the world. In Or
der that his fellow men may proht by
what he has discovered. II Is upon this
principle that a resident OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, desires to send free to mankind
n prescription which will cure them OF
any form nf nervous Cebility; relieves
them OF all the doubt and uncertainty
which ouch men are peculiarly liable to
and restores the organs 20 natural size
and Vlgor As II costs nothing TO try
the experiment II would seem that any
man, suffering with the nervous
troubles that usually attack men who
never stopped to realize what might be
the final result, ought TO be deeply IN
terested in a remedy which will restore
then, TO health, strength and vigOT.
without which they continue TO live an
existence OF untold misery. As the REM
edy In question was the result OF many
years research as 90 what combination
would be peculiarly effective In restor-
would seem that all men suffering with
any form Of nervous weakness ought
60 write for such q remedy at once. A
request TO IL. c. Olds, Box 1855. kala-
maZoo. Mich. stating that you are not
sending for the prescription out OF idle
curiosity, but that you wish to make
use OF the medicine by giving II trial.
will be answered promptly and without
evidence as 10 where Information came
from.
The prescription Is sent free and al
though some may wonder how Mr.. Odds
can afford to give away his discovery,
there Is no doubt about the offer being
genuine. Cut this out and send to Mr..
Olds so that he may know how you
came to write TO him.
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THE PRRsIDEET-ELECT
Returns to Canton and Again Goes to
Cleveland.

Returns 70 Canton and Again Goes to
Cleveland.
CANTON, Ohio, Jan. e-President-
elect Mckinley reached Canton about
10 o'clock this morning, Major McKtn-
lev on reaching the city. ordered the
carriage awaiting him to stop at the
home of his mother, whom he greeted
before going to his own home Senator
Allison came here from Pittsburgh on
a morning train, having gone east dur
Ing the night Al Pittsburgh he met
General Felix Agnus, OF the Baltimore
American, who came with him To Can
ton. Senator Allison left Tor the east at
'2'05 p. m. and General Agnus went with
Major Mckinley 10 Cleveland at 4
O'clock. ar
Nothing IS given out concerning the
nature OF the conferences. General Ag-
nus, 1t Ia understood, came to confer on
the proposition OF a southern man for
The cabinet. but IL not himself an as
pirant TO that or any other position.
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Atlanta Constitution: II reckon I'll hey
ter quit a-scribin' ter yer paper, editor.
SO Jest scratch my name of, an call It
even
"why, what's the matter? Don't Its
politics suit your"
"oh, yes!"
You like its editorials?"
''Fust claSsi"
And it's news features?"
mo fault ter find with EN-"
"Then, my dear sir, what's your rea-
son for quitting?"
well, hits holiday times, you know,
an the gals air putin their hair up In
papers-curlin' Il fer Christmas, as II
were, an seelR' thar ehar's fifteen of EN-,
all told. yer journal amt big enough ter
20 round. What they needs now is one
or these here Sunday papers with red
supplement thrOwed I'M"
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insurance office buying of the better
class OF bonds. but the buying Of
shares here Is very slight.
Brazlls were good on the belief that
the arrangement about leasing the
railways will soon be carried through.
with regard to the sale by the Bank of
England. some two months ago, of the
new American loan. ! understand that
the amount, namely 100000 pounds. was
paid for in sixty days drafts. II So
their maturity few days hence means
the transfer of that amount from the
market TO the bank, thus further aid
ing the rise in money rates.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady
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TOPEKA, Kansas. Jan. 6.-The GUS
tom OF kissing the Bible at the inau-
guratlon OF state officers which has
prevailed In Kansas since the admis-
sion OF the state into the union, will
not be observed bv the Populigts next
Monday. G. G, Clemens, chairman OF
the arrangements committee, objected
to the custom on the ground that the
germs OF disease might be carried from
one person to another. BY kissing. the
Bible. and resolution to 40 away with
this part Of the programme was adopt
sN
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Metals.

NEW YORK.-Plg iron quiet: south
ern Sll OOal2 Is; northern 81 0OR13 90.
Copper steady; brokers' l1hc; exchange
$li so. Tin steady; straits Sl3 90.
Plates Eteady. Spelter easy; domestic
81 GOA %. Pig Lead shows continued
strength; offerings by hoIaetS are eau
tiousiy made: brokers are stu quoting
Sc 30, while the exohange quotations re-
mains 50 00dS 05 for small lots,
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Wool.
NEW YoRK.-wool quiet.

TO cure all old sores. to heal an in
dolent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles.
you need simply apply DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve according to directions. Its
maClc-like action win surprise you.
Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Co, Bridge
port; Peabody & Son. Benwood.
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THE old way OF delivering messages
by post boys compared with the mod
rrn telephone, Illustrates the old tedious
methods OF breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure
BY One Minute Cough Cure. Charles
y. GoetZA, corner Twelfth and Market
itteets. BewN 4. Co. bridgeport. Pea
body & Son. EenwooG g.
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NEW YoRK-with more buyers
present there was considerable done In
the way OF purchases OF moderate
quantities OF seasonable fabrics for
jobbing and manufacturing purposes
that coiiectediy took very good total
Staple cottons did better In small
way through orders and spot engage
ments. Print cloths unchanged In de-
mand and quotations, though more In
quiry was reported for odd goods.
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CINCINNATI Ohio, Jan. 5.-The
protective league OF American show
mon OF the United Stntes began three
days session here to-day. one hun
dred delegates arc present. .Idhr n,
Robinson, Of Cincinnati, prcsldes, Var
louB matters OF deep interest To show
men will come before tho meeting.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEEuAG TECHaigM SCHOOL
AND BUSINESS INSTITUTE. 3

Technical Departmen;-rhe following
hranrh=z will be Taught Rudimentai. Ne
chunlcal and Architectural pran las. lsei-
ters and Signwnunr, Designing Tor FIRES.
co Painters. Cahiuetmakera. CarNers and
Stunccuttsrs. Modelling IN Clay.
Business meni-liookkreplne, Ste
biography, Typewriung, Penmanshlp, Cor
reEpondence and Modern Languages.
Tuition Zee IN Technical Department. =
per month, admission TO all classes,
Business Modern Ian
Euages s. per month"; Bookkeeping, Cor
respondence. Penmanship. = per 'monthi
Stenography and Typewriuns, = per
month. No scholarships sold. Students
bind themselves for one month only. Spe-
clnl elnEses for ladies Ia both departments.
Glasses IN session In evening, t:sO-s;30. For
particulars apply direct to
GERHARDT NELSON,
deli Egerter Bglldlng. Second Floor,
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PARIS, Jan. 5-1t was semi-onicially
announced here to-day that there was
no foundation Tor the report made pub
lie BY the Tagerblatt OF Berlin yester-
day, saying that France and Russia
would Intervene at Washington IN or
der to prevent breach between che
United States ard Spain.
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simply apply sWAYNE's OINTMENT
No Internal medicine required. Cures tot
try ecZetnn. Itch, all oruptlons on tho
S1rr. hands, nose. etc, leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great heal
Ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
sWAYNB's OINTMENT tths&E
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Distressing kidney and bladder dts
srs relieved in six hours BY the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This new remedy Is a
great surprise on account OF ltS exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain In the
bladder, kidneys. back and every part
of the urinary passage IN male or fe-
male, 1t relieves retention OF water and
main In passing It almost Immediately.
IN YOU want quick relief and cure this
is YOUR remedy. Sold by r. II. List.
druggist, Wheeling. w. Va.
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WHEELING '2S"
is Now the Battle Cry OF the Ep'
worth League Workers.
FOURTH CONFERENCE DISTRICT

ofIsos to he Held In Wheel
lnRAE1peeted that 1000 vAitOr' viii
h, IIsrs-Flrst Needing Of the General
Committee 10 be Held this Morning.
The District Embraces Pennsylvania
Maryland, District OF columbia aud
West Virginia.
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pood 10 choice timothy Sl3 5O91I co.
Butter steady; fancy creamery 2o82lc
Eggs Arm: fresh 1sc. Cheese firm.
CINCINNATI-Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat easy; No. red 9l395c; receipts
800 bushels: shipments 400 bushels
Corn firm; No. mixed 2i&@?2e. Oats
dull; No. 2 mixed 1870. Rye dull; No.
.. Sec. Lard steady at 50 IS. Bulkmeats
steady at 81 90. Bacon easy at 81 62ii
Whlskey active; sales s20 barrels on
basis Of 81 10 for spirits Butter easy
Sugar strong. Eggs strong at 129sc
Cheese quiet and steady.
ToLBDo-Wheat lower and active;
No. 2 cash 93c; May 94&c. Corn dull
and steady; No. 2 mixed 22c. oats dull
and easier: No. mixed INC. Rye
steady; No. 2 cash SSc, Cloverseed dull
and easy; prime cash IS 32Ia; March
s. S7ls.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady;
fancy western creamery zoe. Eggs firm
and lc higher: fresh nearby l9c; do
western 1gc. Cheese firm.
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GOING NoRTH-pEPART.

Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c.. L. & ". Depot 10
Bridgeport.
sDafiy between points marked
4Bunday only between points marked
other trains daily except Sunday.
on sundays Train ] runs to Uhrichsvilio
univ. and on same days Train I and 4
starts from UhrichBvillo instead OF Bridge
port.
20 All points, Call on agents or address,
vi. r. WooDFoRD, Gen. Manager,
Cleveland, Ohio.
II. g. CARREL, General Pasg.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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symptoms-Mols Intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching II allowed TO continue tumors
form which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
co,ninE very sore. SWAYHE'S ONT
NIN,f stops the Itching and bleeding,
heals liberation. and In most cases re-
moves tho tumors ~ druggists or Dy
aHnt,ttKu
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OIL CITY.--Credit balances SOC; GER
tificates SSlac bid; offered at SOC; ship
NEW YoRK--Petroleum Pennsylva-
MIA crude steady: February 9Oc bid,
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HAVE your oarache, toothache. sore
throat, palms or swelling OF any sort2 A
few applications OF Or. Thomas Ec-
lectTic OIL will bring relief almost in
stantiy,
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EnaiIy. except Sunday. -,
Sunday church trains rain MI MI Leave Elm Elm
Grove II. 2. WEISGERBER.
p III General Manager.
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Wbeeiinu BrIdae & Terminal RY.


e. u bANH W % Eht INSelNuEs
-,t-,. Table No. u. TO take effect i7.ol z
AH'' nj, Sunday, November 70, 1855,
Lava Wheeling 1916, ii:t0 q. n,
cess, '3d5, tl:S0. $500 ?: m; 49,.
i cave Peninsulp-iS:06. 1851. ill;tS .. n,
lsii- S.vc Martins Ferry-fS12 1851. Iil:Si
a M f2;S2, 'S:gI. it;i2. 1912 p. m.
Arrive Terminal !HnGtlgn@5oiS,Si,, Ils;V+
cSvc Terminal Iunction--'I;22, 1890 ..
N, 40 d. M. $3.50, H:05. t5.iN, 1875 p. n.
ieaye Martins Ferry-ii:2s, psV1 q. m,
si5.iS St:O5, 10. t5:ia. tS:52 y. M.
cSye Penlnsulh-tI:A. I9l4 a. m. 'la!Sl.
ttsii' ti:iI. t5:2h iS:S y, m
tt.i7. 1925 1891, t9:Oj y. 10.
'baify. tDasiy except sHnaRS' Ssu"eeSS
All trains will run on .stern Tine
]. p. TAussIq. superlntS 9dene
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Headache and Neuralgia cured hy, d.
MILES PAIN PILLS. "OnO cent dose"
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All druFTista guarantee Dr. Miles PAM
PiLIs TO stop Headache. zone cent dose"
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CABToRTA.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
.FhsChY6landi LOfliU 4 Wheeling R. R.
Schedule Effective November q. 1895
Cleveland Depot Foot Of South Water St
GOING SoUTH-DEPART
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a sSIlsiiSaa'aE Neat si SSdS6iS tlSSiE
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NNEDIA'NNNNL
.5;5.::s:..5::::..:Genzazzz1 4 IL
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trninH on and
after November .. 1891. Explanation 81
Anicrcnce Marks: sDaiiy. Daily. except
sunday, iDa!ly. except saturday fDaily,
cSeepi Monday. Sundays only 'Hatur-
Gays only. Eastern Standard Time.
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WhaeIlnn Z Elm Grove Railroad.

trSins VII run as follows. city time:
Lave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove
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CHICAGo-wheat to-day for the
arst time I'm months came under the
control OF the bears. Short sellers caus-
ed The unloading OF long wheat In
large quantities and the result was
yerV weak market and lac net loss
for the day at the close. Corn lost &c,
oats &c, pork and ribs each Sc and lard
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CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 81 $50
3 80: receipts 1890 head; shipments LOO
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MUSICAL MATTERS.

Tho famous Spfering Quartette of
Chicago gave It's first concert this season
Mendelssohn Glee Club. before a very
musical audience. All of the members of
the quartette were distinguished men,
bers Of Thomas orchestra, and conse-
quently, as every one who heard them
anticipated, their playing was intelligent.
Bureau made no mistake when they
brought these artists here to delight those
who love that highest form of fnstru-
m%entation, the string quartette. At this
their first performance, they gave the
second quartette of the Rasoumowsky
ticularly striking was the finish of every
movement. Mozart's quartette in C felt
somewhat tame beside the Beethoven, but
it has its own beauty, which the quartette
splendidly set forth. The cheval de
bataille was the Schubert in D minor and
in this the quartette gave an exhibition
Of tone coloring, phrasing and emotional
sentiment, which showed the highest ap-
probation of the immortal work. This
delightful quartette will give many cham
Der concerts during the season; It's mem
bers are:-Theodore Spiering, first violin;
dig. viola; Herman Dfestel, ~violoncello.
j. Fred Wolfe, the eminent organist,
will give his first organ recital in the
Presbyterian Hall, Fifth venue, New
the programme contains some delightful
numbers, among which are a fantastic
and fugue by Bach; R~heinberger's Sonata
No. ~, and Andante from Widor's fourth
organ symphony; scherzo from Widor's
second symphony, and a transcription
Gotterdammcrung' Of Wagner. by Wolfe
himself. This artist is under the manage
ment OF the Henry Wolfsohn Bureau Of
New York.
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colony and when the remaining PortloH IS
raised, the colony will be opened;
The programmed for the remainder Oh the
Congress Isl AZ ror,,-
oof troons and march from Cooper
unnion to City Hall; 7:45 ? a., m a; a. PEN
Hall Park .uaared snec
iaI meetings in Greater New York ana
Vicinity. For special important meetings
: MONDAY November 20, II M-Business
mems meeting Memorial fapnadaio Hal IL h froops ana
noarch to DR.. Meyers Church, corner
schermerholn and Third avenue Brock
Tuesday, November 80, P: MzW9m len
officers and soldiers meet at ~
meeting: :: NJ men n officers fa9 %ass and y so meess
ing ana march to Carnegie. via Broadway
and Forty.seyenth street; 7;4S l, NJ M a Gnry
work represented by features. Commander
and Consul Booth-Tucker. Address, ,un-
FILLING of the Present Position and Pros
peets Of the Colonization Plan"