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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
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Bon Spbanua 9lmbroIius.

Bon SpbaHna GmbroFus.
Die bittertalten Sage,
Sic seben au9 porbei,
Wis ale Notb unb plage,
Sb aentneri4per iie fei.
Sie iunse 3npipe trauert
Nu9 sinem Sonnenitrabl,
9as tleine @0slein fhauert
SIN Nsit4sn tief i'm Sbal.
Sa bebt sleid einem Sdleier
Sid auf bic Woltsnipunb,
9d fommt nun als 8efreier
Die marine Spnnenbanb.
Gin roiis' WDltdsn ihtpsbst
9lu9 iiber meinem Saus,
limb meine 2ipps bebet:
9alt' aus, mein Ser5, bait aus!
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company T'me ult when Mr. lslls-
l,rs roIrihH .u Hamlet Vas considered
ihe haai.
Mark twain pleldf Or tragedy
Why nFf Thrr Arl Tears aH well aH
smiles or lIy ana smiles aa wen as
tclu ~ agony HW'.HUHs she sari1nic
erin. Tragedy ana comedy arr Slam
cro twins. united ava separated by
Are NUHh-harl.
Anthony Hone. she sujh1r 81 Tho
Prisoner N Zrnia. De- ono ~ the mos.
prtpDuuH ~ the English authors. ua
iir uH D. puarlty De- concerned. Bcsld "a
The prHHsr W FONDA. Dr. has The
HHns. Adventure ut Lady trsula.
now running at che New YORK Iyceum.
lhfHl HH room 90 hH produced Hi the
Empire. aHi kup0rf uf ~ nigiu, a
sequel 'I The pufIucr uf Xpndl. ~ 10
be- produced by Daniel Fahman.
Tlt.ntr ss r,r,Hnalblo Tor che follow
lnr which no declares 60 boz a fac, ~
actual occurrence. Following very
bad performance tt one ~ che thea
tDfH, she ufnrIEUr WuNtU TIL following
" hH leading actor. My Dear Sir
Your Performance last nrht was %
bad thlf several drl4hradH have writ
len dl,.irlhilnE ihli their names be- re-
moved from tha frye EHi"
pF1 Kinda ~ Women. 70 now play BY
Sic y. ". Barrie. the author " The
Ll,lo Minister, VIII be- produced at "A
H.rra ~ special matlpHra in Sew York
1lHfiy after The. hnlltSyn. by Nj.
". Imam. The piece was SO have been
NN'n nH an evening preiuctuu. but
We inc"tcts are all cnEagcd fog "A i1ng
time So me.
Cyril Tyler, the celebrated boy 49,
pran1. ivcallH Richard Coktr. whl thlr.
~ yrtfH uGl was more renowned than
Cyrll Tyler C1ker was ntJp.cd by a
wealthy londouer, whl. dying lcf,
baritone. not remarkable. and nv was
known nor a time a. Sgnor della RlHa.
lie has nov resumed his own name,
ana ives Co., uiiinencr In London, "a
gcuugmaa u middle agc.-Mur.cai
America.
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smyth a Rlco'a company 10 The Ola
Coat. a comedy by Naval Lieutenant
W ~. Aldordlce. was the attraction
az the Thcaicr last evening. and the
Hlod sized audience assembled there
simply laughed Itself h1nrao over she
lnilcroua situations this play contains.
Real rrnulnr, mirth provoking comedy
n rarity at the present time and the
absence - coarse horse pIn" In this
nnr D. quue refrcHhing, and SmyNh and
Rice an 10 b. congratulated upon the
Presentation VI such entertaining llElt
comedies az My Friend Prom India.
given here some time ago. ana thlH
latest contribution under she title %
Tho old coat. Tho company present.
Ing last n.EhrH bin o. aimnHi iieniichily
the same ~ the one appearing herr Ia
My Friend FROM India. IT, star parts
are In tho hands 81 Frederic Houd ami
May Nokrs. tho former a part lculnrly
clever actor with a SLIGHT tendency ip
trip over his lines, not duo, perhaps
% the lack ~ proper familiarity wish
them. hui 90 the hurn exercised lu
getting through them. A. Co May
NOkrH There o. hut one criticism 90 uf-
Ter and that o. nriinFt ihe sam en' ~
with which she invests her roles IN Ny
Friend From india ana tho Oh Coat
In one fhe is Dutch servant ana IN
the other an Irish ditto, but che makes
the hr0r1ie vi both characters pfartlc-
ally the same ana ftill uses the wooden
shoe galt 90 tho former though pee
senung an Irish character, lteg an
ura m the lm1rIuury quafrlll', how
ever. were decidedly funny and won
f1r nor "a rreau John Mnhcr Edward
H. Aheifs. I1Hfph Alderman ans John
r. Ward al had cnnrcnlal roles par
ilouiarly the last named, Who reminds
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90 tho pfucipaia - l1rt year, Mans ger
Ia Shollu has engaged the beautiful
Kate TART and che plruIIr hantIac.
Iahl a. Park to support Frank Daniels,
The hifrra position upN IA che very
front rank ui connie opera H.ains % roc.
ogn.zUd hy am. ihn public. che pr ~ and
his celebrated comps olrH Francis VII
son and D. Wolf Hopper, and a. q
Mar1ger Ia Shrllr'H Intention - sur
ouni him with she vtrv beet obtain
uhl0 tairnt. iho idal'H Rye, tho comic
opera hi ~ lEst FoInnn, SCI she yehl.
cie chraf.n flr che display th.a a~tF1u Of
thr cRcclleuCIrH OF fhU organ gltlnn.
Ana chose who have had poop ut tho
rrhelrHalH say thlt Daniels rs fuunier
than ever On me part W Abel Conn the
American hll.1lnlHt touring she world
tu search of adventure.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s 1895

the author and practically the original
company should draw audiences of
LARGE proportions. Much has been
printed about the critical and financial
surnrlliivcs which have grrH ted Secret
Service. but little Is known about the
play ITSELF DO Is said go DE 20 spirited
picturesque and cxccC dinghy ingenious
drama. wherein the naturally DUcIIng
details of war are used with ro1l eject
40 war Is so Interesting .u Americans
la ihr rebellion. and Mr Gillette has
boon wise iu making q hIe ih me. Much
akIli was required 90 construci a play
which should be placed wholly in che
South. and furnished wish % dozen l.ld-
ing characters. Of whom lIi bot three
afe devoted to- the Confidence aud
set play that should commend luoif
Go Nor.hrfn senslhiIiiies and 90. 4ceopt-
able iu 90, patriotism of msu and we
mon N ihe North. The fuu..s of the
play Zoo Sew York ana iIf.uu Dr. proof
that hi- result hiss been reached. and
MfGIietlr has achieved ilH further die
tinru1n lf mak'ng the warp and wo1f
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iate place. becomes of more than gene
Dru Interest
Miss Sloane Is described as a young
woman ni pleasing personality, tine
looking rather than pretty, She o. uu
expert Ht golf ana nn sXepllnnt flur-iu-
hand whip. Her tendency 60 dc char
liable work ls very marked ana two
years ago Fha organized a litils club.
which h1s developed into a large mis-
sion,
J, was only a few seasons ago that
This charming ana wealthy young woe
man was introduced into society but
lurus that time she has been q Eru-
ernl favurite. She and her cousin, Miss
Edith SAepaTd, made their debut al ,hs
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nuCh curiosity IA been aroused 90 pee
Mathews and HulErr who are d0frrlbri
az the real funny boys, ANA rhould Do
hupng enough 90 nl the san tal,.
Theater GA Tueflay and wednesday
next.
Mathews and nu'rrr are under enc
trely new managcmrnt thls season, be-
lng unufr the direction 90 iahHo ans
ltylry, two ruHrEHi.C mluaggra Win
years u exp rrn'0. and ihc vehicle
selected fnF their rf-ruffr lH called "a
rag time opera By The flI Sea- Waves
and a. melanEc OFF fureH. music ana
fpecInltles framed in o. ml-' expensive
production, ana one, H1 o. f claimed,
mat Will rank 10 ltH rlrse1urnnss with
any comic opera production. Tho
scenes are laid .u fashionable raui-
tnuum, where thH i1lurs of Palmer
Mathew boston Nudge
-huiErr-p practically run matters with
iher Own ld'sF ana suggestions and
uimlts - the most lauEhlh.H a'iu1r
TONS and complications. Specialize
abound through ihn three uc,H haIns
introduced 90 upu1fiunH mlmenE ari
ln no way rttarilug thc continuity Df
lhe story. The scenery r. said .1 nn
particularly picturesque while thf rls-
tuning ID far IN udyaure of anything
seen In the farCial productions. while
me music. much az which 81 on original
cnmpQaiil0n.ln lays claim % Instantly Dr..
coming popular, From the large uuW-
per OF clover people employed. by m
SAD Sea Waves b. certainly not a par-
Torrance devoted entirely 10 the tal-
rnia ~ tho two popular stars. and that
ne nlece Will give an lu opportunity
can readily be- seen uy the following
people who SO tO mako NJ Mathew
ara hulrer'a support This better
known, Including 90. English beauty.
Nellie Hawthorne Josie neWlti ana
her heavenly violin. TrNle wade, Ju-
ll Ralph. Marie T1uhoy, Eyn Leslie.
hfssie CHALLENGER, Agnes sage Way
born, Dtlcle walker. May Norton, Int-
"a EtionFar, Elisabeth Gebrlel ana the
MrfFtf. Gus Mortimer WIN WHst.
robert Vernon. Gilbert Gregory, W. IA
Maclrt Nca Wayboin, cn7rlps nehest
ana George Tabor
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Mrs leslie Carter r. % make her mp
puranca .u Xlra 10 January,
Charmlon. IN her extraordinary act.
has been rucccH'ully clnemat1Waphed'
Camille D'Arvuie wlli try season In
vaudeville, next year. She Will present
gems from she operas
Rehocca Warren e. piaylnF the part
M Lady Sluh ketekaH In S0uthern'a
production Of A cohuial Girl.
\ scheme is on foot In London to
produce sHmc ~ Shakespeare plays
with modern scenery and cOstumeA
The statement that Grace FiiRlns
was % reiup 90 Charles CoEhlan's
company turns out false She = SIN
leading lady Cor Burr Molus1sh.
Want fcrvlie thing thc drama Is.
Here o. H07taud lndlrs % by The nose
lsnN this what rolH,0i calls "Prlma
Flcie Artf '-Music1l America.
IN, Interval revenue commissioner
reports that she receipts from thpltprs
fur tho war tax during the ulr.h u
september amounted close on $4,000.
James OMEN is the latest 90 an
nouca The Three Gnardsmen. II would
De interesting 90 Know the cause 81 the
present craze.
A Sllvatlln Army adjulant
IN London lafrly sang col
hymns in IS minutes is mis-
20 De- r1clrlod as triumph OF Chris.
tian Eadeavur?
Tho veteran John A. Ellsler rs one "
ths members VI CHARLES u. Hanhlrds
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service ~ the Union army. or. IN other
words, aH SPY. That a southern gene
tlswoman should IAN In love with this
officer. ana that her fortunes should
thus be- complicated with his through
the mcsheH uf their heart strings. b
perfectly natufal-and thereby hangs
,hr tale. Nj. Gillette - said 20 have
made use ~ the unitles In a way shat
oAunHt but Boz effective; the FettlnW uf
the scene uf thrro acts In one room ln
Den. NlrnUy'7 house. and Of ths re-
naming ln o. room OF the war depart-
mont telegraph oiilce near by ANA the
concentration of the entire nc,iou OF tho
gle evening must operate powerfully ln
hoightrulnF ail the dramatic values OF
the Incidents, Mt Glllettr'a own nHs
sumption of the part Of the hcrn-Hpy
has hcrn commended ~ being pracil-
celly perfect The aanFfroid ana nnosse
which were 20 conspicuous In Too Much
Johnson, ana nll the details OF his ace
tinn ANA buHiursH arc pronounced exc
r0odlugly effective, Others In the east
orc Niles sara Perry Miss Hope Ross.
Miss idn Waterman, Campbell gnll4u.
Walter Thomas and Joseph Brennan.
on Monday uight Harry Marietta
Merry Makers WI 0pcn a wsek's enc
rnglmrnt az tho Ncw uuand Thelger,
li|nrning "a fnnHFthIf OF muHval come
dies and dramas. IN these times or dc.
preston in business when mcn'a niuls
urf sired VITA troubles OF an kinds. ths
amusement Eeuk.ug pubic ask simply
OBJ Boz amused; thcy % not want 10 ils-
san 90 hom.lles OF those Erueslmo craa-
flns ihht remind ua that Nc % hut a
fHTr'u journey % the comb. They wan.
faa-Wakng pure and wholesome with
lu abundance Of clever apscatles.
such as ihs performance given by ths
MtrHi Mfry Mhkera. Oscar Il. Sis
WA DIH, a.l open The week. AMI
uth.Is Wll follow
TlB bUeht comedy has made n fuc-
c.Hs.ul tIur thuughpu, the country and
IH cons I"rHI como " she wrong muF.cII
Fare. uHm.i..Hu f he day. Ar. Martel
haH occurred q Hlt. ~ clever artists ln-
PRODUCING nEHH lnd dancing. a. Is q |
satlra 900 gtIlNH anal bachelors, and the /
situations orc NfIy g'od.
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granddaughter Of Commodore Vlnden
hilt on frrryhuat fame pId founder q
tho house OF fortunes Of Vanderbilt.
Miss Sl0ane'B hand. heart. ana for.
tune have been sought by many men
royal European families, hu, she ha
refused an 90 become the wife Of az
American. Prominent among her tltlet
sultnrs was Count lladlk &C. Futak
whose name, Il VIII be remembered. wa
recklcssly but amuslnEly twisted iuti
Count Hardtack dc Few.igk ~ az
either designing or unkn0wIng reporter
Mr., Hammond Is very wealthy, con
spicuous ln social circles, an athlete ~
uu little ability, and a nember ~ IN
leading clubs Of New York and othe
large cILIla.
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or bis plot. not out on ths familiar ana
Uyef-wuru incidents 81 battles. surprises.
nmhuHhrH uud imprtnumruiH uu parole.
but uut Of tho extremely hazardous
adventures NJ a young Northern officer
operating under uu assumed name in
Richmond aH 40 agent NJ the secret
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AgnU pr.ngie. thc wonderful y0ung
v.li'uHt' Mis- Jrr1io Waters, Nom,
one N chIclEuH best fInE ~. Mr. Leo
Ger bartlett Jones. the soarrsfJr %
h'auuful tenor voices Nr. % lrEf
bnihioiH, ChicaF1'H famous baritone.
Miss iifehauy formerly sang With
fluHa ON his great tour with Tho
n coping NJ the CniIr1. Sauyirt ia one
~ ihe worlds greatest orEaulsa ana
pnniTis, and was at one time accom-
pinlat NJ Madame paiiI. on the after.
noon ~ Monday, November 2iri. ~
VIII give "a free OrEan nrcliat ut the
Tabernacle. Tho officers ana members
- the Mutual improvement uHn1cinti0n
nrc determined 90 an the huufe blGh
nights The management o. tn BE- COM
graduated on securing - eNccllcnt and
me az attraction.
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ancc ~ The Ola Coat vas Tven thE
afternoon, ana t1nightH prrfnrmnnr.
closes the sugn FrmonL and no uIuh,
there VIII De a large attendance,
So much has boon SAID ana written
concerning By Tho Sad sea Waves that
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Tor The first iima ln a long while
local theater-goers are ln a pleasure
able state Of excitement The long an
uclpated presentation of William Gii-
lettH great success. Score. Service, viii
take place az tho SAT- Lake Thcator.
henlnnlng Thursday nov iith. ana
continuing Tor three nlghis. 10 viii un-
quesilonnhly he memorable engage
mcnt 40 moro wayH chan one. Probably
20 Performance To years has awakened
The sane interest, aud the appearance %
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with an scenery and poraphorualIa.
The company inciudes. Louise A. Hre-
h1ny. f1piaul. AmefIcu'H ntuita ball
lad slrg'r. Mr ". Guilimuc sauviat
the renowned belgian pianist. Mis-
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Martins example o. % jusunri.ion for
her withdrawal Into prvllt he nc the
grutht uf her fame iiul an uH actress.
HeNu Faucet rua"mhirl Fanny kHWhlu
ruihrr thnn Niles Anderson She was
aoircHHlH. Yet che s said il have been
The mos, HprEhuy and UinniuE OF itos-
mluda She was fhe original Pauline in
To Lady of Lyons, ana bulNUr and
bruWnnE wrote several plays Tor hlr.
The lra nf iIdy Marcia la NlruuHly
stated. hu ahr made hHr debut aH Julia.
10 Tho lluuHhuIUk." Ht C1vrnt Garden,
10 1886 ana un very yIunE H|r NIuld
play Julia gael Hho di1 Tho probabilities
ore ghIt Hhn was about n y.tfI old.
She ieft the HaEe forty years 1gU.
Willie collier Ngf v.l hH here rhlrly
iu Du S1uch0.'s f.mouH farce. TIL MAn
FROM Mexico. O. one ~ she fortunate acc
H.Hr VIM have hceu ncoumuailng OZONE
enough 60 last iur the season ana goo enc
uH.e them o. Hprui ,hUlr vitality f.7 ne
n.gf Hrhi months in behalf uf thr pub
I.. &C. has n pru.ty uHtnFe 20 biz own
a. s. james. about nfiy miles from
Sew NUrk. uu Long lHInui.nn the south
ahH#U. rIt Gar frm Hihylin, one Uf the
most fashionable and popular watering
place. ThlHU coo rpr.H|nr Young man
arofs. Smyih A Rice. have ave organ
iztsl1uu uu .hH rlli th.H a1lf1r be- iea
WlIe collier in The Man from Mckee.
Frank DANES upgr1 company viii hc
seen here carly th.f seag5n. In addition
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MISS SLOANE TO WED.
The Granddaughter OF wian, A. Vanderbilt soon to nseo..

or late the house OF Vanderbilt has
been accredited with so many engage
mruiH which have Nyrutuatrd only La
announcements" .hat the marriage OF
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prepared by
o. wooOMAHsEE,
23S North First West

same time. ana a little later Miss Shep.
ard became Mr.. ErncHil fabhu.
Niles Sloane lH che granddaughter Of
William %. NanlnIhLll and tha ErrAt
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,u,,. in Three Sketches and The ola
49,, a, the rhe.ter. aud The Air SHIP
che Grand. the Attractions At The
4,m,sr. Matthews aud ii"iSer ~"
apt,w amctts in secret service
,,.,,,, Arnsiioas. aud Harp Mao
,.lr. comedians At tho Grand N'''
-. nan. Footiisht Tisshea
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Ntlka az though ~ man aha docs
a. h.lIrF " attractions fHr the plpu-
hf prCll houses. along this Western
cflll D. either a great sport or the
OiTuN ~ afnthrr WIN Dr.. flr the mt
Cl1iiui az sh1 New Grand thun FAR
ha 80 %. have all been decidedly
Va o. HTpTy order. The Air shin
hn' hira, o. hld Cor public patronage
o. 80 l.uHe uni az mlgla have ty-rn
,iFfi b. vulgar tons ngd action
hiu utfllci On Ming this sheater
"fT ffh' ~ The present week IIrh;
la9ep'ni INDEED. o. that furnished
Y ~ Az ship, but a. Construed nn
-, % ma favor with some clanfrs
.si l'li Dr. NE excuse Tor b. existence
~ 49, % Himilar desigu. and na long
tnff business o. b.. siya one. WHISTLER
ealtsi ur not -
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- rs,t. hos hid something "
,irec his uiven. upon MS
-. az ac.i5n and the comparatively
g..r, ~ his NE have been niled
- s,er.ful happening. IL was the
-, sish % hls father. ihat his s'n
.-,ttf.aos IN his f10.stopH af.l make
t-su.sire - she law bic ambition
vas Cd s1urcc " rorrC - she
49,. mat the sln. even after starr
stt..a made On ihis direction ard
-,..t r.iisrr had been pui ln. chose
..t.r .hs advsr.ut1us NE oi The
~. r.th &C., cxcl,cmcus. shan the
..,,i f,sr course % ths birristrr. u
i.-,u thas. sooner or later, the pc
l.1sr ouaiEiOa ~ each individual
,fff themselves 90 Huitg1lc assprA-
49, ari are forever restless uniu can-
..-I.tF .UaiUd. This was certainly -
= n. case of Mr.. tayle. Who're mlnd
,',,i..i li she thought VI musly l.E1i
r.um.t lad was Pr.llin " lighlci up
~ sta study required Tor amateur
.,,1tr'sait This was the charm that
it.,d him from the couur - fond
sit-r bad planned flr him and placed
I'm aHiH Ihr stage Whurp, hy CNtry In
Iltn alHce displayed. he rightfully
E.rraL ltH 30 Dr. Lui 90 much as the
ssFr i'1It NDd N0yln shines. bui ls
~ aaihr and playwright. ISIS clever
frtrf. Friends. placed him well up 90
~ M NJ ;ham' who have given clever
t--fiiIc productions 90 the rinrc aad
h. u.haf plays. Mrsicl. now captain
Iaquierra. The tWu one agt sketches
slt1 hIfH thla week. and the problem
fay. one Plus one Equals Thfce. ali
,fgs thlt Nrd it0vir AZ fho lawyer
ra4 90 perhaps have attained she
fins shat Nod tl1yir, she
tfTarrhi. has. his Captain
Inpt ifuf BE- very much im-
fflysl By condensation and IN Ia
rlHai shape would make splendid
lTi|n raiser ur ua uuo " two or
NrtDU such hH wls given This wfrk
% 81 w Boz hoped that she fuurs viii
iHrr i1 lIFh many things " lrrrcaa-
10 value. from a dramatic standpoint,
Mr IlmrHF frlrnla may p1int with
flf Oh DIE genius. iiia wife. Selma
ffir lHy'H. IH plasraaHi ~ charming
lac. and natural hl'rI1uic ability ard
tff p.f FINANCES aru always plfiaur-
ahif. Do fH"f. she career ~ Nod Wryle
ga d. wife. upon thr dramatic Rage.
hatn4iirr ~ grfat Interest o. friends
IN IS home who Will continue 90 wish
him vel
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lhe atimcti1n 20. me Salt Lake
.'l,.l I', ne rirhts - Monday ana
.-Itl 'I NlNtluli'r sltt and end
il' Lnuihi hrhauy Concert and
go '.hplaN troupe 90 the best
A.aH American artists. Tho com.
ANY app.ar unfCr fhe auspices OF nc
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ne very much ot our oli irien 49,. o. .a .''.
n. EI6rou. 1he iadi- nav. UT n'its
49,. ~. fuiguIur their rnc.fiv.
~, oecep,ahly. 4 matinee perform
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Frank DANES upDr1 company viii hc
seen here clfiy thll selg1n. In addition
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SPEAK-EAsY'
whisky Sets h lis Wsrk atcaII,.

/ Cairo was the scene 81 .
drunken row on last Sunday
night that only by q narrow mar
gin escaped a fatal termination.
Anumber of oil field men. said
to be from CORVALLIS, invaded
the town hunting trouble and
il wasn't long until they were ac-
commodated. In al effort to pre-.
serve order Reese Sharp, the
town Sergeant, became . target
for the turbulent visitors and a.
a result is laid up by an injury
that may prove fatal.
he was struck vicious blow
on the head and II Is feared the
skull was fractured. Other In
juries were also sustained.
There were no arrests made.
the officers desiring to await the
result of Mr.. Sharp's injuries.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-15
RIG EASTER ERE
c,r,s, The Loss Of $4,000 at Man.
nlngton.

Easter Sunday at Warrington
cav the most disastrous fire in
The history of the town. Fully
al 600 worth of property went
m in the flames and had the
vipd not have changed the whole
business portion Of the town
would have been IN ruins.
At one time there seemed to be
M hope of saving the buildings
along Main street. Fred Bart
lett wanted to sell out at 10 cents
IN the dollar and the Floyd hotel
neople were packing up their be-
loneings. The new bank build
inc was then on fire. Or. w. Q.
q Wilson'S was burning and the
Eellar and Joliffe building was
in flames, with the wind blowing
westward. Just before dinner,
however, the change in the wind
cave the firemen hope and the
flames were soon under control.
The Wheeling fire department
had been called upon but the fire
was under control when they
.ooobad Glover Gap. so they re-
turned.
The fire originated in the COM
msrcial hotel and was caused it
is thought by the escape Of gas.
Twas first noticed by DIR. Q. Q,
Brady who gave the alarm. The
building being of frame it was
IMPOSSIBLE to save itas the flames
made the most rapid headway
possible. The total loss is said
tobe about $4,000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-15
From wallace.

Our little town is prospecting
in a great way, eli who wish to
work may and can find employ
nent at good wages too.
All the country is being leased
for oil by the Smith Penn, and
other companies.
The Home Telephone 90. is
building a line from Hedges and
Swlger's store to the proposed
Short Line tunnel. The work is
being pushed by Clint Gawthrop
and he is makinga hrst-class line
oft.
J.E. Wells commenced ten
weeks school here Monday. A
good attendance is reported.
Howard Swlger was visiting
Squire Kiles last Sunday.
The roads are getting in pretty
fair shape at this writing.
The Methodist church took fire
last Sunday during services and
caused quite an excitement for
awhile. This is the third time
the house has been atire in the
last year. A new slate roof will
0eput on as soon US possible.
We hope to have some we'd
dings to report soon. JEDD1E.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-15

The Governor las appointed
b. w. Miller, Of Morgan county,
q member of the State Board Of
Agriculture, vice Alexander Clio
han, OF Martinsville, who re-
signed at the recent board meet
ing. Mr.. Miller is an extensive
farmer, but has made q specially
of fruit growing, and it was to
his peculiar fitness In this re-
spect that he ewes his appoint
ment. He will make very valu-
able member, as, indeed, he
would have to, to take Mr.. Clio.
hans place.