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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
BLANCO EXiLES CUBAN BEAUTY,
She Was Jailed for Giving the Rebels In
formation.

She Was Jailed for Giving the heDeis IN
formation.
New York, January 15.-Senora Inoz
Ponce de Rogue, wife Of the insurgeng
Col. Ponce de Rogue, arrived on the
steamer Seneca yesterday. Mrs. De
Rogue, who is a strikingly beautiful
woman, was exiled FROM Cuba by Or
der Of Gen. Blanco. A letter giving
Spanish information which she wroU
to her husband was intercepted She
spent seventeen months and four gays
in Jail. When not in solitary conine
ment, she was granted the companion.
ship of a woman. She was released
under the general amnesty granted BY
the Queen Regent. Then she REFUSE.
to try to persuade her husband to Ia!
down his arms and was banished,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
WIDOW HULL GETS A VERDICT
Four Thousand Dollars Damages Aeainu
Ardent Wooer.

ihgt
Ardent Wooer.
Baltimore, January 15.-The suit O.
Widow Alvira A. Hull against Boba,
Hollingshade for breach OF promise
which has been on trial in the Court
of Common Pleas for three days, ended
in a verdictsof $4,000 for the widow
Hollingshade, who is a locomotin
engineer of so years, declared he wls
forced to agree to marry the widow
by her and her sister, and that finally
he yielded in order ITO set rid o.
their buzzing."
Notwithstanding the product 10
court of a child of Mrs. Hull, born to
her after widowhood, and whose faith.
err she admitted was a married man o,
Hanover, the jury brought in a verdict
in her favor. Hollingshade was re,
Gently married and his bride was u
court during the trial,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
ZOIDON IS CIRCUS MAD.
now The Metropolitan Jays Initiate
American Country Joshes.

0on Jams About the Ticket Off
ees never Seen in America-Peo-
PIE Q, all Glasses from the Highest
~ TIE Lowest, Rush to the Amer
Con snow and Vie With Each
Other in Expressions and Actions
u interest and Enthusia SIN Paw
Digger Prices Than We Do in
america "A Fine Description OF
an English Circus Crowd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

SER" die Meistersinger, Tristan
und Isolde" "Das Rheingold," "Sieg-
fried" and die Goetterdaemmerung.'
The sopranos and contraltos will be
Melba, Gadski, Barna, Seygard, Tor
onta. Staudigi hatfield, Van Cauter-
en- and Nordica.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
A TURKISH WAR LOAN.

CONSTANTINOPLE. January 15.-Ih9
Porte it is announced, us negotiating
loan of 81 500 900 with London bankers, az
4 per cent, to be used for war purposes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
WORLD Of AMUSEMENT.
Attractions Of the Past and Coming
Weeks in Local Theatres.

Immense Business by the Agnes
laernQon Company at the Grand.
The Octoroons Coming Attrac-
tons Booked for Both Houses.
General Gossip Pertaining to
Plays and the Footlight Favor
ties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

ear: the 'Arrys and 'Arriets, the swell,
frock-coated gentry from Regent street,
in the shiniest OF silk tiles; mothers
with boys in Eaton jackets, and the
plug of Dickens time; splendid, ro-
bust looking young fellows from OK
ford and Cambridge; little chaps IN
mortar boards, other little chaps in
iaunty sailor pea-jackets and flowing
trousers, and still other little chaps
in picturesque Highland costume
dear. dear! To the Snowman from
over the big pond, these are the cir
Gus.
Just as the Gays" get fairly started
on the round of human and brute Won
ders the stentorian voice Of the an
nourcer strikes the tympanum.
Gentlemen and ladies! the pertor-
nance in the arena is now about to be-
gin!"
Here is another sensational scram-
BILE. Between the knowledge that he
hasn't seen much here yet, and the
FACILITATING fear that he may miss
something there, the lays" rush TINS
way and that like lot of sheep scared
bv a dog with wool in his mouth. The
entrances to the great auditorium are
MANY from the corridors, and through
these
THEY CATCH A GLIMPSE
of what is going on in the ring. Their
checks show which is their proper en-
trance; but wyatt is seat check to a
"jay?" They plunge for the first hole,
as if they were rabbits ahead OF boy
with a shot gun, and the most super
human efforts of two sets Of uniformed
ushers are required to prevent such
Jams that nobody can get =. The
"'Arrys" and "Tommys" and frock-
coated gentry, and mothers with chill
dren, and the whole motley crowd,
squeeze in here and there, pell mel,
and swarm upon the vast gathering al
ready in possession of the place.
Put who could paint picture of this
wonderful collection of Britons, now
banked up, row upon row, gallery upon
gallery, from the rail Of the great arena
to the remotest corners of the roof, as
far as the eye can reach? Who can
describe their wild paroxysms Of
laughter at the clowns, the thunders of
their enthusiastic applause at the feats
of Craftsmanship, their roaring braves
that greet the daring OF the hippo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

drome? Some other pen than mine.
But this mental vision of the Londoner
at play will abide with me till | can
see and think no more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

original in conception and replete with
new ideas in its programme, which IS
intelligently carried out by superior
artists. Scenic environments and cos
tuning are artistic and handsome. The
company is large one, consisting OF
thirty comedians, high-class speciality
artists. dancers, musicians and singers.
The scenery was devised by one of
New York's best scenic artists and
those who have witnessed a race course
scene say the opening farce is an ex-
cellent conception and most humorous
~ portrayed. Taken as a whole, the
most caustic critic can find little to
condemn and much to praise.
New York, Jan. 14.-Monday even
ing grand opera begins in New York,
This means the official opening of the
grand opera season. For several years
almost since the establishment of
grand opera in America-the start has
been taken in New York, the other
cities coming later.
New Workers have at times strenu-
ously objected to this early opening of
the opera season and have insisted
upon supplementary season after
Easter. But the convenience of the
Stars was of first Importance and
the famous Four Hundred had to bow
to the decree which told them that
they must return hastily from holt
day season, spent at their country
homes, to open the grand opera at the
Metropolitan Opera House.
The season this year consists of fif-
teen nights and five matinees. During
those fifteen evenings all the great
operate compositions will be sung and
more than half Of the great singers OF
the universe will be present.
The Big Four in vocalism consist,
according TO a popular vote taken some
time ago. of Nordca, Media, Eames
and Calve. 1t is feared that Eames
and Calve may be absent the whole
season, but Melba and Nordica will
surely be present. Other rumors say
that Calve and Eames will come later
under another management.
The operas to be performed are
| "Faust," Romeo ct Juliette,' Les
Huguenots," 4''Traviata," Cavalleria, =
Rusticana, 'Manon,' "Rigoletto,"
Carmen" 'Lohengrin." ''Tannhaeu-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

GRAND OPERA HOUsE-Tuesday.
Plttsburg Orchestra Concert; half week
beginning Thursday, Ishams Octoroons.
OPERA HOUSE Monday. Nevins Con-
cert.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

John w. Ishams "Octoroons" will
be Manager Fainler's attraction at the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
Sign the Petition.

The members Of Nevada State
Equal Suffrage Association most
earnestly appeal 70 the citizens Of Ne
vada u years Of age and upwards, 70
sign the petition beng circulated in
every community, and which will be
presented to the Legislature OF 90,
praying that hoporable body To amend
Article Four Of the Consth utiou OF
the State Of Nevada-b, striking
thereirom wherever it occurs the word
Male
This appeal u made in the spirit Of
true AmencauiSm that proclaims
equal rights for ali. therefore we hope
II willing response from all. Every
maine signed 10 the petition will aid
in fastening the solution Of the egudI
suffrage question. II Is "a necessary
10 good COVER Dment that the women
OF the nation vote their opinions on
nil que tons that cOnc rn the people,
~ il is Tor men Ia vote til. ir opinions.
ULtil women have nbisined the right
protective 81 all other rights the
ballot. tie agitation must and will go
on. Honorable Legislators We hope.
fully await your decirions.
ELDA 4. ORR. President
tAJHARisL SHAW. { or. Secretary.
FRANCIS \. WILLIAMSON. RE. SEo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25

this ci,y-youIl see that. Old sher.
man viii have 10 take the back track
no" very Eoon, and then ihis Virginia
afniy will quit some VI their Dragging,
I hope
"Jbete words were not more than out
Of the MAJORS mouth before
"boOm. boom. bUOiDi came the sound
OF chbbon from an castrriy direction
end a shell came whilhing through She
air Ike a shBck was tied To- II. s.pmiuy
10 say: Where are Jour Where ntp
your Where are your
This shell fell a short distance from
the Calico house md waS the first ,b.Ii
thrown into Atlanta. EycryluGY san
from the dining-iDGm hat tie Oil eat.
der and myself sbouid iayr Jn.,. In,
a. l started ~ rise the soldier grabhrd
my Goa; and lefkcd me down by IN.
chair, saying ~ he did 80:
Ding II. old man. don't get scared,
This Is our Observation-Disclosures 10
on our side
"At this he frightened a bel, around
NE bottom OF his gray jHeEri and bpVhp
Mling his bOsotn With pf67i,Iors ,ron
The table. lie stuffed in ,ltings IN ls
looked about rs large again M n. All
when "c entered, and ~ lie time ,ha,
the rest had got over 'Irir excitement
wc"efe away out undrr,0mr PINES TAX.
ing o good rest, with provisions enough
for two or three days"
Such Is war~-sarge PIunkett, ia A.
lsRts cons9tuttses
SEA...- -. rEvPLR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
apsin's Reply,

1t is predicted in Paris that Span
will decline the American offer OF
money, that she will refuse 10 cede
the Philippines and ray tn the United
States:
you may take the archipelago be-
you have the poger ~ do co.
AZ Jon advance we will retire. pro.
tes,ing against greedy aggression.
We will faithfully carry out u part
Of the pledges and leave Cuba and
Porto Rico III your hands. ion came
here Ia engage in a discussion under
the terms Of the protocol, but yOn evil
IDENTITY meant, when drawing up that
document. 10 provide II conference in
which though We differ, man TO man,
yOn proposed ~ at the pro-
per time What yOu will DO whether We
agree to 1t or object. Such on ntti.
tudc r0bs the conference al n negOtia.
tive character and Gets up tho United
States az II dominant power, whose
first purpose il 10 listen but whose
ultimate determination Is 70 do ita
own will
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
The sm"oth.st Train I'm tn. United
States.

On Sunday, Eoyembe: %, The gu.,
linRtpD Route made q radical change
IL the schedule Of the Chicago Spec
isl, iis finest and fastest Denver CHI
csgO train.
Heretofore, this train has left Dem
yer IN the mOrDinR-iInmedihtely AZ.
te: the arrival Of ID d X. q. and Col.
Orado Midland trains from the West.
II nov leaves at lao %. m, arriving
Al Omaha IN time Tor breakfast nrIt
morning, and at Chicago at e:l5 .. IN.
the same day, In other uordr. il
runs 1876 miles 10 t~wenty.bine and
OBe.hHlf hOnTa-HB average rate OF
,peei al abOni t~hiriy.sII miles an
hGuT. And there in not one not a
single ODr-which has as uoOd a re.
cord "a the Chicago SPECIAL for being
"oD time all the time.
Ii" equipment ~ the Chicago
Spei ial consists 81 u sleeping. one
dIEiug, u library, and two chair
cafs. The cars are Of the ne weet de-
sign, smd have tfen IN service LEES
tbAn FiG months. All Of them have
tllt neg wiJr vest bUle. and are light.
ed with PiHtFcb gas.
The SLEEPER IL upholstered in pea
cDck blue, aud contains twelve sec.
dor y and Il dfhwInp.rOOIn. The tOiir,
rooms nrG unusually rOomy--a cir
cUmE;HBcG ~ which much Of tie
irBib's popularity IL due.
IN each Of the two Tcclininu-cbair
cars are gchts Tor Gfty.siK persUnp.
lsdie-' aud gen Iemen's toilet. rooms
i~itl f"at. morbIe wash bnsiDs, comb,
bruih b, towels and an abundance vi
vatef. ton hot aud cUlGD and n smOk
Ing room, unhUlat cred ~ leather.
OF The eleven dIbiDR.chrs operated
by the burlington Route. none In
liner thnn tint on the Chicago Spec
iaI. IL ~ o., bright m q new pin. The
linen ~ ppGiirHsly cleau. the service
In prompt, md on every table IN o
ROrg' one bouquet Of a American Beau
~ roe =. QUO Of WhicL the waiter ~.
hIS &" 5Out - nj WHEN sou has Eh-
isbed sou nnal Best Of all. The ala.
carte plan preyoils-yOn pay only Tor
what yOu order.
Tho Library car u the mems favor
ite retreat. IL N u yeritablc club.
hous' on wheclg, u place where com.
toit feigbs euptcmc, and where the
~ costly Tor cSertIng oneself IL re-.
duced 10 q minimum. IL you want
any thing day's paper. the monthly
magazine, a cI.ar, u bottle Of apolliD.
arts. or q pill0w- pregs q buit0n and a
smiling attendant brings II " you.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
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those pAo rrH :er omee. EssRassss
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
The Remedy

Anotber oBs III God's peculiar
creatures, With sOrrel . ~ AMI hair
ike hemp rope, stepped into our
private Office one day this seek and
informed u ~ a yDice that founded
Ike q glatJ politician beating On q lin
pan, that che had ID" onJy reinrd,
eIthnt fer al diE4fpes sfheL che waS
selling IN bargain tote ~ tao bottles
Tor five dollars. Bbe rws emphatic in
Der belief uat IL was q sure cure for
ell. BhH gsi5 IL wDDih cure bald
beads ~ love, pre- vent bari sork, take
warts 81 yonr nose, care bicycle iacn
IN ~ night guhrantec II 10 cnfe
dark brOaH ias.e- swciIed hand, delef.
ium tncmeDs aDd q longing Tor booz.
by M application. IS We gazad into
The Gefdbg 81 those EOrfcl eyes gDJ
fOnIleil sith her @Ife like lnir va
ssked her shat the remedy Womb IL,
Tor deiiGTbt0id aud liars. We told
her OF several people 10 whom 40 had
put our ifItt. ana vito had promised
~ bring IN wooJ, but @hO IiaI noyer
put IN np appearance within the cor.
pora,ioDa limits Of Cofey since tie
Promise wn male. She gazed at u,
pittlngly Tor 8 iow mo ncDts aud re.
marked tbht va were a very unso.
pbisticnta1 youth. That II we lived
longer we would probably know moro.
She told ~ tint five bottles Of ,liai
remedy would bring every dclinqu ut
In aud cntso him 81 ply . year ~
advance We bought ton bottles f.
IL labelled -KcntuGky's Best. Dc.
linqpentp viii bc Given 4 Trial Doao
Free Conoy Life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
mnoRY OF rHE a
NV n. sA.sii.~ ct An.ssa Ea.
1AsA@~yMAS's 01Dsn.atfy
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liz stress u thoSe dtL Er1- hEn
IN She yeE5 t5cf n A-lGr-1
11d nsrt hobbans or: FsI1--e.Ftret-
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militia "a I 1J= 20 -. -E1- u3aui
where he Ff-Tt Ns1bo5iss Gur-h y.1
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czpiies =; N~tc:aap:d'
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oesisr.' izid tie ozbr. That H. Ges.
my II doing. he Er,p -
~a-DzchjDy ln he Rr's iasa. @A,rf Ee
iben, snd iEsp Es uE! Jy 'Gsr
sp il goDd rhaps, !Bs, }far & b.. .
On old SbsrmsH 20 IL fen days
yoUU fss
The colonel lsid towr rs Iurfs srG
'oTk sDd TDHIi Lar, raid haE.-fEIrr
lsTih, iEiaG bu'iH>off IL r.D!d speag
he ULs jpr bcgsD EgaiD ard rid:
You need have 10 far JJyui st.
ANITA falling into ihe handy u sb-rnsn.
There Mil never be any harm don. "
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25

Tbs birtssg counties give AcHii-
kD : plurality n -. Sge og1Dsy Is
ret ~ hesS fnpia. The latest pupfl.
eLaj fe;u,os 2iYes Esjier l3 and 5ic-
MILAN -, with tBD small precincts
JET N bssr fran, namely DgeE Water
AID Tborp Ssh. with alton, twepiy
Tosee. Hbe Nys opuniy 'einins are
eorfsct Il leaves HeNHisa 25D, and
Sadie: 5JD, 3 plurality for g~iier n
~, with the soldiers ygta get b
cunt.
The Gazstte thinks that gadlef'e
plurality could b- mofs than oyeT.
coass ~ q recount ID DzslDe. Tie
soIdie, r9ce " Js. " hear from. which
IL allowed NJ the 'siiYer' Supreme
Court, Ebo t>Dk the stump IN tilsi
psrtys interest, will undoubtedly
gire Mcmillan a god -sorkng pia.
raiity,-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25

II is said Tim, a big scandal ~ brew.
ing IN the Indian school nj Carson.
md ,li"t several prominent c~itizena
Of Carson will he III plicnted. II Is
charged that three yery Hpdhen mnr.
riages have taken place recently and
that three or four more are or should
bo on the tapis. AZ Carson seems TO
be q regular breeding place for
scandal, ho~ would II do 10 move the
iudian school and all the State in
stituti0ns TO Elkof Tho next legis.
laturc might move tbD State institu.
tone and petition Congress 10 do like.
wies with the Indian schooi.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25

The Denver Republican calls the
Chicago Special the smoothest train
ia the United States The phrase
describes it t. a nicely. II Is a
smooth :rsiD-iDside and ont. Its
furnishings are il admirable taste.
and track over which it glides is per-
lection itself Fortunate IL the tray
eler who goes Fast On il. Kings fare
no better, when they travel, than he.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25

Princess .Cnrlotte Iturbide. daugh.
ter OF Prince Iturbidc OF Mexico. pre-.
sides over a lemonade stand in one Of
the p!azas In the city OF Mexico.
a Russian paper says that the poemI
OF Edgar Poe nre translated into Rus.
Sian and are appreciated In that
country than they are in the United
qlnies
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25

An Oklahoma girj advertised for q
husband aud got bjm. Tho adyGr.
tiaemcpt and wedding oniiit coat ell
and within q year no died md left
her 5000 HE insurance. II pays 10
advertise,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-11-25
Lst4a r1xs,-s % Do,-1o,.

tEs D5zz-ie giEss tie tyIgsE1g a.
;hs D&Y.J rsi2fDs ~ IelIIgad sA3
EsdleE tne@ .Airzsaa Il liz .pgreeY
counties ., ihe s.@ts:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-30
YOUNG LADIES TO SELL GOODS
Kings Daughters to Hun the &. r..
EuIfnn EInfhIno Stnre

Tuesday, November II, C. r. Fulton will
hand his store over to the members Of the
Weles Circle of the Kings Daughters,
and will give them 10 per cent of the days
proceeds from sales, the young ladies do
mating the money so acquired to the Wich-
tia hospital
Miss Olive Walker win have charge Of
the neckwear department, Miss Myrtle
Sluss of collars and cuffs, Miss Marguerite
Brown of glove department, Miss Anna
Brown Of children's shirts and shirt
waists Miss Myrtle Human Of mems
shirts, Miss Margie Knorr Of jewelry, Miss
Lavara Stotler Of handkerchief depart
ment. Miss Florence Reed of children's
clothing. Miss Bessie Reed of hats and
caps, Miss Sarah Ross of suspenders, Mrs.
Vern Frazier of sweaters. Mrs. Charles
Inglehart of bicycle clothing.
In this store from this time on TO the
date of this sale certificate will be given
on purchases of children's clothing. and
the lady preseting the largest number of
certificates at the end Of the period desig-
mated will be presented by Mr.. Fulton with
a s. box of cut flowers to gladden. her heart.
For these certificates Mr.. Fulton also gives
the Kings Daughters credit in the final
settlement on November II. The sale will
be ,an event in the city.