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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-03
Arizona and South Eastern RI.
Southern Pacific Co.


OomnencirE April5, 1897, trains VIII le.Ts
MSricopa as follows:
InO M. TGes.zEs ana T=i1xys "su1set
HUI Limited" Tor Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and all California points.
zoo A. N. DAILY PACIFIC EXPRESS
go for points in California, Sevsds
OREGON and Washington
InOE 4. n. DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOR
lO.OC Tucson, Benson, Iordsourg, Den
ing, 81 PaSo and intermediate stations.
OtN P. N. DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOR
C.4O ella Bend and :ntermedisteststionf
OK Pm. DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOR
I.ZO Il Paso and all way stations.
1nOO Pm. DAILY NEW ORLEANS Elk
lU.UO press for Tucson, Benson, Deming
ElPsso, San Antonio, HoustonsndNew Orleans
1nE- NJ Tuesdays ana Fridays "ssn-
IUC 4 set Limited" for e Psso, Fort
worth ST. Louis, Chicago and all points east.
tn. GOODMAN
Gen. Pass. Agt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-03

THE FRANKEsT OF HIS KIND
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-03

Bunker-Are you fond of golf?
FOozle-I am fond of being thought
To be fond of it.--Boston Transcript
Evening star., 1899-02-09

STEAMER WAKEFIELD
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. D., G. 18th ST. Ferry Wharf
Mondays, am, for intermediate landings to Colo
nial Beach Bushwood. Rock PIT, Coltons NoInIni
Greek, Abell's. Leonardtown Stones Howard and
Cobrums.
Wednesday. am. for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Reach Bushwood Rock Point Colten's
Leonaritown, Abells. Nonini Creek Piney Point
St Georges Island Smith Creek Coan and Yeo-
comico riFJrs
SATURDAY, AIN. for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point CoIton's
Nomini Greek.
See schedule in effect August D. lS0S
auIS-tf @. W RIDLEY General Manager
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foh KEN l.
Orleans House. 18th
n F, fur. ISr. 2b.
eel, mi. i..-........--
500 +. 22r, mi. $500
Cleveland Park, fur
nished, 10r & la,
Gel, mi mi...........--
i025-2s Lime Kiins 90. 90
1907 18th, 9r&b, mi.5J.5J
1928 Pa ay, l0r.. 81 81
So2 2lst.1Ir.h.cel. miss 6
sos NJ. Sr&b, mi. 81. so
su4 I'D. lur&b, eel, mi35. 90
23Oi NJ. iOr&h. mi 30 -
1882 22d, sr, %, eel. mi. 32. 80
400 liIb. Sr&h. tpi !. -
10S 22d. Or, b. Gel, mi %. 50
2413 Pa av, 81. h, mi 70. %
Z@uS l., SI&b. mi. -S-Jy
IakOma Pk. .l0r. b. eel. % 90
l223 39th. 6r&b, mi 20 .5a
lIi9 f, Grab. mi. 2D. 30
1919 aoth. %. 50
1913 both, Or. b. mi. 81. So
.9is-20 Olive. 6r&b.
eel, mi. 80
c61S L, Or. eel. mi. 1850
Brightw'd, Or, Gel, ". IL. 90
2fS2 Z, 5r. eel. W. .I3 ~
LOGO 10th, Or. w....I2.35
SIS 18th ne. Or. ". IL GU
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-ON CAPITOL. HILL PART OF
house; six rooms; furnished for housekeeping;
fine location; near Capitol library and ali car
lines; S25. 2U0 9Th ST Sc fe9-3ts
Evening star., 1899-02-09
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L. S RANDALL'S PUIoMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
am. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and all wharvss as far down Lower llachodoc
Returning ON Mondays and Wednesdays at pr,
and on Fridays about 3:30 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., TO GLYM0NT MD.
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily
except Sunday, $3.50 a III. Returning about 3 D. m
Passenger accommodations first class Fre.-ht
received until the hour of sailing.
e. S. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent; Washington
VIM. NJ. REARDON, Agent, Alexandria. fa26-ff 2O
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED-IN THE BEAUTIFUL
village of Cazenoyia, n. Y, large colonial house.
containing 10 rooms; all modern Improvements;
heated by steam; has open CRATES; stable for four
horses; fine grounds; plenty of shade; rent low
to the right parry. For particulars address
GEO. SALISBURY,
fei-lm'S CaZenoyia, n. Y.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-FuRSISHED COUNTRY HOUSE:
finely located on high land; excellent water: min.
woods; stable and pasture; references given and
required. Address Lock Box 367 Fitchburg Mass
feS-6t
WANTED-COUNTRY PROPERTY;
VIII eXchaEge l1-room brick, furnace heat
Alley. Price $1,000. Trust SO 500
fe7-3t" r. S. DONALDSON $40 10Th NV
Evening star., 1899-02-09

you HAVE 1T IN YOUR POWER TO DO CHAR
ity- and why NOT donate d few dollars of the
many paid you fof those gents discarded
garments: We cai In q hurry
ft9-5u JUSfH'S OLD STAND 6f9 d.
HptNG MAN WILL GIVE $50 CASH FOR GOV
eTlmeHt position; all correspondence CONFIDENTIAL
NHuress \. > h, Box 10. Ahacostia, d. C. 1922
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers. Send lGc TO s w FINN AM
FLfNN'S Bt'S1NFSS COLLEGE
Jat6im' S.N. COR. SrH AND STS NV
Evening star., 1899-02-09
WARD LINE

Steamships SAL from New York for HAVANA
PRoGRFS0 and VERA CRCZ Wednesdays For
HAVANA direct Saturdays For NASSAU, n. p,
SANTIAGO. ClENFT EGOS. GUANTANAMO and
NANZANlLLo CUBA. Thursdays For TAAlPICO
and Mexican CuUst Ports, Fridays.
DELIGHTFUL TOURS TO TIE TROPICS
NASSAU. CUBA MEXICO,
COVERING THE SCENE or THE SPANISH
WAR
Excursion Tickets. $40 Literature free
JAS. T.. WARD CO.. 113 Wall st.. y. y city
de15- S. .tu-2m-l7
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING RESERVOIR OF
flee OF the Commissioners, ID. c. Washington
d. C., February s. 1s99.-Sealed proposals will
he received at this Office until MARtH E1EV
ENTH, 1893, for building Reservoir in the bis
triet of Columbia Specifications and blank forms
Of proposals may be obtained at this Office.
JOHN b WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS LANSING;
h BEACH. Commissioners, D. c. fes-et
Evening star., 1899-02-09
OCEAN TRAVEL.
HoIIand=America Line,

FlOllanG=Ame Line
NEW YORK ROrTERDA NJ AMSTERDAM
via Boulugne sur Aler. distant Paris and Lon
don only three AMI half hours. New tNin-screw
steamers '-STATENBAM' and ROTTERDAM"
First Cabin, so and upward; Second Cabin.
$4,000. All ether steamers carry only class of
cabin passengers. called Second Cabin; $40 90
Geni. Pass. Agency, 80 Broadway, y. Y, 70 T..
ta1A A-fh I'm -ffp-T
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FURNISHED HOUSES
10th near p. 12r $3.50 10Th near n. l5r. SEQ
nr nth NV, 15r&s.3,Go0 yoming nv. 1Sr. 2b. $50
y near =. tn, l2r. 500 L 18th. Or. IS
18th mr. X. lar, 2b. 4nD I6.h and Caroline Or So
OFFICES.
Cor 10th & r. 3 rs 94i 4 nv ID f. .ir S2I so
en- snite. all front, 639 NV. I'd f.2r. .25. 90
steam heat. $50. 90 6S9 f NV. 81 q 20 90
Desirable rooms. "Atlan- iT0 La av. $40 10 90
tic Coast Line bldg Sun bldg. rooms :. -
all front and freproof $50 + nv 4th q -. g. 90
from $40 to $35 each. 405 7th NV ca. 10. 90
STORES
av and .$50. 30 ga 9th NV s35 90
WI nw......-.. 30 91S 10th frearl. 10. 90
9l9 nw.......... % 90
STABLES.
124s Sth NV Gear) $500 1882 Mass (r'r). $1,000
faG-
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FRENCH LINE.

Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINZ TO HAVRE - PAaIS FRANCE.
Sailing every Saturday at 10 AN,
From Pier ~. North river. foot of Merton street
La Champagne Feb. ! ] La Normandie. Mar. 4
Ia Breiagne. -. Feb. Is Ia Champagne Mar II
La Touraine- .-..Feh. % La Rretagne z Mar. Is
First class Passage 20 Hsyre. SO and upward
Genl Ag cy Tor = 5 and Can IS Bowling Green N Y.
@. W. MOSS 92I Pennsylvania ave
BELL CO 1906 G 81 fe1o-1y-Ig
Evening star., 1899-02-09
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-BELow COST, TO CLOSE ESTATE OF
nOn-res dent
SO #. froht VI whitney ave. near IAN. 6oc.
loo feet front on Kenyon near 18TH soc
leo feet fru1t on i3tn near Iyd-tEer, B5c
feS-Gu BRICE 4 LP>CJMB. 6l2 l4th 81. NV.
FOR sALE-oNLY 75c FT-LoT IN COLUMBIA
Heights; 5oxi50; within u block l4th s.. cars.
fei W. :. MINNIN. l427 4.
FOR SALE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS NICELY
located lots On ''AiBtweod place columbia raad
bet. 18th and 18Th sts-b. sizes 10 suit, north or
south fronts: low prices. eas! terms. highest ele-
walton On Washington Heights, commanding
view Of Rock creek and Geological PARK, several
handsome residences now building this prop
erty.
ley road opposite my residence. n whole q
great bargain will suldiyide To suit purchaser;
viii join builder in improving this property
exchange fnr improved property
Also $4,000 81 Il on Baltimore St. Just
north Of nay residence, a tine villa Site eotn-
nlands view of Rock creek aud Geological Park
Oner this al u great bargain
Also, the handsOmest lot on Washington Heights
corner OF Columbia road and 18Th ST extended
Viii sell trom 1000 10 I4.0o5 81 IT. TO suit pur
chaser
For plats and Information inquire at my resi-
dence. address ~ mail or call at Olice The at
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-Sm -.-lLt. Z. 13O7 Z st. cd hoor.I
FOR SALE-CoNNECElCUT AVE. TWO HAND
somely located lots between x ST. and Florida
ave; each "A Il. front; side: at a great
LAWRENCE SANDS
drl-Sm 1897 ct. ed hoorl.
FOR SALE SOUTHEAST 10000 FIT ON L AND
sts-. just opposite tie navy yard; lots 10 sizes
TO suit VIII JOIN builder IN Improving; located IN
50; oS2 Also twelve lots fronting on ST. 50.
Gol and about 20 inside lots at a bargain The
attention Of builders Invited 20 above and other
grouDo | offer in this section Address 10y mail
or call
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-8n 1907 + st. f2d fioorl
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
$3.50. 1862 Kramer ne. .5r.
$3.50. 1915 Temp av, Ar
IS. .25i2 18th NV, ar.
-. t'ouadry pi, 4r.
1880. -. .2o41 18th ST. Sr.
$3.50. =. .915 9th NV, Ar,
50. .25o2 bth nv 5r.
50. 30. 1910 Cedar st. Il
$lU. .loov fiurun ST. 1T.
5000. .9l5 2lst NV, store
SIi 1us Grant aY. S..
Sl1.So .429 Warner ST. Or,
Slk.SU .-IU1V - nv, {.
Sl2. 50. .l241 3oth NV. 5r.
S12. 50. 1920 \ ST, Or.
81 90. 1874 utn NV. .,r.
SIS. .l4th&W NV, stab.
Slo. -So- Alass ~, sI.w,
SIS 30. 400 II NV, 5r.
$3.50. .4S2 Ii sw, og.
So. AZ. &. ~ Dr.rces 81. u. .
SIS. 40. -. .ls2l ) 81. q;
Sl6.50. .23l7 Z NV. CIR.
$3.50. ....4il s NV, Or.
SIS. 80. .l22l 9th INV, Or.
SiS. 10. 70 n sc. sr.
SlJ.5O. 1927 y Cap. Cr.
$50. .Si6 + NV, Office
40. ~ .!,US r nv, q.
$50. 3415 Prospect. 7r.
So. so. .Ils 9th NV. Or.
So. 30. IN LIST NV, 7r.
So .s5. 1905 WaI'ch pl, Or,
S--.eJ- 10 18th nv. 81.
so .lU2I 18th nN, stNdN
SO. North fakuma. iS4 .
fe4-s tuAfh n II WAl
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Advertisements under the classifl-
cations OF Wanted Help will be In
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion. the minimum
charge being IS cents.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

So. S5. so Q ne. Or.
$3.50. 1919 ltth NV. Sr.
SO -. 1872 I4th nv. G..
SO. 81. 1914 Corc'n ST. 7r.
Tue GraJaercy. IA pts
<o0. lUta y / Sc, stAaA
$50. .1405 l4th nv. store
$50. -. $40 n NV, store
$50. IS .l4I2 llth NV, lUr.
S35. Frederick. apt.
S55. .iSii COrcoran, l0r.
.s.,o. So. 1851 10th NV, yr.
$50 so, .9-9 y II av. l0r.
$40. 80. lu03 y II av. yr.
S45. ...lsl9 9Th NV. 12r.
sl5. 1915 Coi'bia av, Or.
si1. .-t.9 l,,iH ~, iH.
So. l,Ea6 - NV. lir.
1886. 22l1 Wash cir. l0r.
$5O. Ihe Lean IOu, aIps-
$50 iiS9 l2th NV. l2r.
so. IS. iil4 nuDAsns. lur.
5000. lOU9 y II av. Tor.
s5i. 10. lOU6 18th NV. s&d.
sJ5. 40. .l3-9 X aW. ar.
$50. 1916 ) NV. Tor.
$50. 95. .515 Sd NV, l2r.
S55. .....73O 9th nv, l2r.
SO sos y Cap. wareh 81
Sd5....l5l5 ii NV. sture
SO. - lUOl + NV. office
Si3....N II ay, furnished
SO. 5....Y43 - NV. Ia.
SO. Flat 4, GramerCy. 5r.
Sl4l.6I .92l 18th NV, lar.
500. .h 81 NV. furn. shed
o.o + INV - .ofhCes
.NER q Co. 9l1 L ST
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WANTED-LOTS.

GROUND On WASHINGTON
Heights, suitable for building. in exchange for
equities il good Tentable HOUSES. Address VI. r.
H., Star Office. teS-tf
Evening star., 1899-02-09

ltl5 Hayes ct. 4F.w. 10. ~
ROOMS.
9Th a G. large hall. So. 90
Sli 18th, hall. 80
2Oui |, tat. Ar, w...I5.SU
iS2-is6 La ay. Office
rooms. $40 anu sI5.
23l3 L. Ar. W.....l2.50
Evening star., 1899-02-09
North German LEoyd, I

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SoUTTA aPTCN LONDON RRENfrv
Lahn.. Tu.. Feb. II 10 am I.lhn. Tu. Mar 81 10 am
Trave. Tu- Mar. Z. 10 am rrave Tu. Apr. = 10 am
Kaiser Miinelm der Cross. Tu.. Mar. Il. 10 am
oELRlCus CO.. = BOWLING GREEN Ny
Apply to Z. e. DRooP, s25 Ia ave-
my14-13tf Agent for Washingfop
Evening star., 1899-02-09

wANTEu-PGTENT SPECIFICATION WRITER:
must he temperate aui thoroughly competent
Give age. eNpcIIlucc ana lowest sa!arH act opted
Position rermareut. PATENT ATTORNEY NJ.
Star ciice lcS-jt-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-1O0 ACRES OF LAND, IN
proved, Suitland Park; clear Of incum-
brances; viii exchange for $4,000 or SI5, 900
house centrally located NV; vicinity of 9Th
and X SITS. w
fe9-3t B. II. WARNER & co, s16 stn.w.
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STORES.

FOR RENT-UNFURN lSHED-
203+ o st. l2r- $1,000 I5lO r ST. 7rSb 30 SO
lbs Core n l0r&b. -5U.OO 1884 II ne. st&dw % 90
l526 Y ST. 9r&b so 1907 Erie NV, ST.. is 90
l72O I'D ST, SrSb. 4O.o0 Patterson nc. 5r L. so
HEISkELL d McLERAN.
au9-ttb,s-t zoos + ST.
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LIE.

WANTED -CANyAsSEE FOR AUTOMATIC SEW
in .-A WLLC1N * GIBBS s. NJ Co.
5Oy Iith 81 fc9-2t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Il EyELAND PARK PROPERTY Is THE CHEAP
est and best . the District of Columbia. Office
6l0 i4th st. de3l-tf
Evening star., 1899-02-09

FOR sALE-oNLY 75c. FT.-LOT IN COLUMBIA
Heights; 50xi50; within !. block 18th 81. cars.
fe4 W \. MINNIN lAa3 T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
rHE oHR1srMAs FESTIVAL
At the German M. E. Church Was a
Decided Success,

The annual recurring Christmas fes-
tival of tho German Methodist Epls-
copal Church is special feature OF
this Sunday school and congregation.
Weeks before committees are appolnt-
ed, plans matured and carried out
with an enthusiasm and energy worthy
of good and great cause. Mr.. Ernest
Metzntr, the very efficient head of this
school, With lis lleutenrnts. Edmund
pelgner William Schulz, John Freiber,
william voelkcr, Mrs. Carrie Freiber,
Mrs. AllInger, the pastors wife; Miss
Amelia Meluhart, Mrs. Gertrude Schulz
and Others, spared neither pains nor
expense to make last nights entertain
ment memorable one, and they sue
ceeded admirably. A large, finely dec
grated and well-lighted tree graced the
occasion.
The speaking of the occasion was
exclusively in German. and. 1t was
ioy to see with what accuracy and true
accent young America could use this
language. One OF the enJoyaple tes-
lures Of the evening was the repeated
chorus singing of sixty-three little chill
dren-two infant classes specially
trained for this occasion by their res
pectlve teachers, Mrs. Carrie Freibor
and Mrs. Allinger. Special music was
performed by the following: Chester
Johnson, piano solo; Archie Metzner,
uIano solo; vocal solo, Miss Bessie
voelker; mandolin, Mr.. Albert Pieper;
guitar, Mr.. Elmer PIeper, accompanied
on the plano by Miss Bessie VoeikeF'
Mr.. Henry Weller, son OF former
pastor Of this church, performed on
the violin.
While all the children spoke WELL
the names of the Misses Bessie Winch
er and Julia Book may be mentioned
as having reclted In very pleasing
manner. or course. the choir and con-
pregation aided the school well in sing
ing. Mr.. Metzner. the superintendent
was heartily congratulated upon the
success Of the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
IA Guilty Mother"

The management Of the Grand Opera
House promises another attraction,
which demands the attention Of amuse-
ment seekers, as he has engaged the
excellent company which is presenting
that splendid drama, "a Guilty Moth
err" this season, and this favorite play
is said to be more attractive than ever
before. as Manager Myers has provided
for its present tour all new scenery,
costumes and effects with several new
features added. "a Guilty Mother"
comes for a half week, commencing
Thursday night, and including the
usual Saturday matinee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
METEoRs BoMBARD
The British Ship arOsmont on tn,
High Seas.

The British Ship arosmont on the
High Seas.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 25.-cap-
tain FlathOrn. of the British steamer
Groymont, at the Delaware Breakwa-
ter, from PARKWAY Pedang, Java, brings
an interesting story of curious phe-
nomenon which he observed at sea on
the night OF December Q, when the
Grosmont steamed into q shower OF
meteors.
The display lasted for nearly half an
hour.
I'VE were In latitude 80 north, longi-
tude "a west" said Captain Fluthorn,
land It was about II o'clock at night.
Quartermaster Brown. who was on the
bridge. told me that there was n
strange light on the northern horizon.
1 hurried from my cabin and found that
he was correct. I have never before
seen Fuch a spectacle. To the north
the sky was Illuminated with saffron
hue extending almost to the zenith.
at FIRST thought that 1t was the aurora
borcalls. but the light did not move as
is tho case with the northern lights. An
hour later a ball Of flaming light ap-
penrcd, heading almost directly for US,
Within few moments It increased to
tremendous proportions. Involuntarlly
tho men fell to the Dock expecting In
slant humiliation, but Just at the mo-
ment when destruction seemed lnevi-
table the globe or IRE burst like
bomb.
THE explosion wus without noise,
hut in an instant the former sombre
scene was transformed into the
brightness of midday. Myriads of
metCors appeared, and literally bonn
bardCd tho sen for over twenty-five
minutes"
Captain FlNthorn said that the me-
teors fell on all sides of the Grosmont,
and that she was struck at least half
dozen times, but without being dam
aged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

Dusouchets really funny farce, my
Friend From India" which is a sue
cessIon of humorous cllmaxes, was pre-
sented at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and last night, by a first
class company, much better, in fact,
than the one which appeared here in
the same piece last season. The night
audience was a very large one. Joseph
A. Wilkes, as the retired pork packer.
with a desire to break into society;
Elizabeth LIndley Whips, as the Ger
man maid, and Miss Louise Arnot, as
the widow, were the bright particular
stars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
kidnapped in New York"

The Grand was packed to the doors
for both performances of kidnapped
in New York" yesterday. This is the
new play, in which Barney Gilmore.
who was last seen here in "Hogan's
Alley" is starring. 1t appears strange
to find such successful exponent of
farce comedy roles in a melodrama, for
such is the play, the story finding its
theme in the abduction of Baby Clarke.
Mr.. GIlmer sustnIns the part Of an
irish detective, and It affords him
abundant opportunities for the exer-
else of his fun-makIng abilities, while
also allowing ample scope for legitl-
mate work. The play is handsomely
staged and costumed. and 1t thor
oughly delighted tho big audiences that
witnessed It yesterday. 1t will be re-
pented tonight and tomorrow NATL
nee and night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
nrhs Hanrt Of Maryland. y

A play that yields to ones thought a
larger and grander intellectual field of
insight into the condition of human
life, its social relations. passions and
all the varying moods and all the un-
derlyIng motives OF Its being, is that
class OF dramatic work which will ever
maintain lasting popularity upon the
stage. Such play is 1.-THE Heart Of
Maryland" written and brought for
ward by Mr.. David Belasro. the author
of more than score Of consecutively
successful comedies and dramas. The
Heart of Maryland" which was made
known to our theatre-goers last season
and was greeted with an ovational re-
ceptIon by large and fashionable au-
dlences, is announced to make its Sec
ond and final visit here on Friday even
ing, December 20, at the Opera House.
without doubt the event will be In
augurated in the presence Of a brill
liant and numerous audience and by as
artistic and memorable performance
as that which marked its first presen-
tatlon upon our stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
PHILADELPHIA WORKING

TO Make the Republican National
Convention a Memorable Political
Gathering = Raising Guarantee
Fund.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2S.-It
will be an important meeting of the
advisory committee of the Citizens
Republican national convention associ-
alton which will be held at the Manu-
facturers' Club tomorrow evening In
addition to the reports to be made on
the work which has already been ac-
compllshed, it is proposed to discuss
plans for an all-Philadelphia interest
in the demonstration which Is to be
contingent to the national convention
which will meet here June 10.
It is expected that some instructions
will be received from the sub-commit-
tee of the Republican national COM
mlttee, which takes care Of the prelim-
inaries. ON these the Philadelphia
committee win so to work. It Is pro-
posed to name subcommittee from
the advisory committee, which will
have direct supervision of the work
among the various interests.
OF paramount Importance is the rails
ing Of the necessary guarantee fund.
This work is being pushed ahead by
DR.. Lamb and his corps Of solicitors.
President Henry Burk said last night
that he was anxious to have the money
in hand by the time when the national
committee meets in this city, January
10. He confidently expects tlfs, baslng
his opinion on the interest in the af-
fair, which is generally manifested
among all classes. regardless Of polltic-
al afillatIons.
Although 1t is understood that the
exposition auditorium will be used for
convention purposes, the formal permit
will be given at meeting of the ex-
position directors to be held within a
week or two. DR.. William P. Wilson,
director general Of the commercial en-
terprIse closed SO successfully on De-
cember 2, said last night that there
would be not the least difficulty in the
matter Of securing the hall. Another
indication of this is the fact that the
plans for alterations which will give
the hall ample accommodations are be-
ing prepared.
The understanding is that at the
next meeting OF council there will be
introduced an ordinance granting an
appropriation sufficient to make extern
sIve and permanent alterations to the
auditorium that It may be used gener-
ally for conventions.
So much for the preliminary work.
And while It continues there is already
talk Of what the convention will be and
what it will do for Philadelphia. The
big Republican leaders-men like Ma
tIonal Chairman Hanna and even the
President himselG-desIre that the Phil
adelphIa convention shall not be a
merely perfunctory affair. 1t is the
intention to have It mark an epoch in
the history of the Republican party
and of the country as well.
President Burk. Of the Citizens AS
ISOLATION, and who contributed much to
the success of the convention move
ment, in discussing the progress of at
fairs, said last night: II am exceed
ingly pleased with the work as far as 1T
has proceeded. Everybody who was
concerned worked with a will and splr-
it which insured success"