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ADJUSTMENTS.

The report that Mr.. Charles Froh-
man, owing to the big success of the
comedy 1.-THE Little Minister" was go
ing to send out seven companies to pre-
sent the play, is entirely unfounded.
Those who have read the famous nov
ell Of this name, written by ]. NJ. Barrie,
will readily understand that It would
be an utter lmpossibIlity to secure peo-
pie who could present the play as It
should be in this number Of companies
MS the characters are such peculiar
ones, and so extremely difficult, there
fore 1t would be an impossiblllty to
place so many companies on the road
Mr.. Frohman has, and will have, only
two companies presenting this comedy.
He has decided that he would rather
leave n lot OF the territory untouched
than to give an inferior performance,
which is undoubtedly very wise con-
clusIon Splendid reports reach US Of
the company and production that will
be seen here. and It Is safe to announce
that treat is in store for our theatre
Eoers. It will be presented here at tho
Opera House. October Is, The sale OF
seats viii commence Tuesday corning
at the Opera House box office.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH, oct. 13.-Leever did
not give hit until the seventh inning,
when two were made, two more follow
ing In the eighth. FlRherty was hit
freely throughout. In Loulsvllle's ninth
inning, after four runs had been made,
the result largely of the heavy fog and
smoke enyeloplng the field, the umpire
called the game. throwing the score
back to the eighth Inning, Although
the sun was shining swartwood called
the game because the fielders could not
be seen by him from home plate. At
tnnhnncn. Ion. Scnre:
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WELLsBURG.
DoinGs oCPcorIc in the brooke Coun.
81 MctronnlIs.

DOtnES otRconIc IN tue hFoOkc NoWH'
~ Metropolis
The many friends Of Prosecuting At
torney r. H. Cotton are endeavorlng to
induce him to shy his castor into the
ring as candidate for attorney general
before the next Republican state con-
vention. 1t has been more than twenty
years since Brooke county has had a
candidate on the state ticket Of either
party. and our people think they arc
entitled to something by this time. Mr.
Cotton is now serving his second term
as prosecuting attorney. and has made
an energetic and capable official. The
states interests would be In good hands
were he its chief law officer.
There was n narrow escape from n
serious runaway accident yesterday
morning. 4 carriage containing three
ladies' and driver was coming down
came unmanRgenble and ran 10 the
George paper mill, where the vehicle
upset and threw the occupants out, but
fortunately non, were injured.
The Fair will case comes up for trial
III tlTGull NuhIl blA hbllAug NNAN
will probably last two days, the trial or
the two Colored men indicted for felony
bring set for Wednesday
Messrs. Davies & Cummings have the
contract for the carpenter work on n
glass factory to be built at Point Mar
ion. on the Monongahela river.
c. u. Scott. the Republican wheel
horse, Of bethany. passed through town
on his way to visit his old home In Fay
cite county, Pa.
George Carmichael win occupy the
pulpit OF the Presbyterian church to-
morrow, in the absence Of Rev. Mr. Nc
Donald.
The Knights Of ST. John. the Catho.
lie military organization, have placed
their order for uniforms.
There are double the number OF stu
dents at Bethany college now that there
were this time last year
wolford Encampment No. S, ]. o. o.
t.. gave largely attended ball at the
city hall last evening.
Or. A. a. Roberts has gone TO Cinein-
natl TO take post graduate course In
Pulte medical college.
Mr.. Smith Barber OF Buffalo district
removed to Oklahoma this week.
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M,MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items OF Interest About People
md Evcnts.


Miss Buttra. teacher at the Junction,
Is unable to be at school this week on
account Of sickness. Miss Edith Nor
gan is teaching in her place.
Mrs. Edward Handenschlld. Of Sis
tersvIlle. is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. J. T. Lawlis, OF Bcnwood Junction.
Mrs. S. L. Riggs OF Bonrd Tree. is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. r..
Hanen, Of Washington avenue
]. NJ. Wilson, OF Washington. D. c., is
the guest Of hls son. o. d. Wilson. Of
South Highland street.
John James has resigned hly position
as manager Of the McMechea shirt fac
tory.
James scoheld, Of Marshal, Texas, is
the guest Of Robert Stewart this week.
Sam Morris is able to be out Rgain.
after q severe attack OF typhoid fever,
William MARBLE has returned from u
visit to the WOodstield oil fields,
Mrs. Nellie Drew. Of Indiana, is the
guest OF friends here.
Miss Jennie McCuskcy Is visiting
friends at Cameron.
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Nollc Pros Entered.

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct 1S.-Judge
Bradford In the United States district
court. to-day granted to District Attor-
ney William Michael Bryne permission
to enter n nolle prosequi in the case Of
United States Senator Richard r. Ken
ney, indicted for consplrIng to aid and
Rbet William N. Boggs. defaultlng pay
ing teller Of tn First National Bank Of
Rin7 mn
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BOSTON. Oct. 1s.-Bergeu's two-bagger
and Hamilton's single in the sixth Inning
scored the only run Of the game. Doug
lass played third in place OF Lauder, who
was injured in yesterdays game. Both
pitchers were very effective. Attendance,
lew ,NF RHE
Roston 400 900 100 81 4 0
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 20 90 3 3
Batteries: Nichols and Bergen; Plat and
Mcfarland. Earned runs: Boston, /. Time:
1916. Empires: Emslle and Dyer.
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with julie Walters in How Hopper
Was Side Tracked the latest comedy
drama from the pen of the most untir-
ing dramatIst In America, comes Miss
Louise Llewellyn, the famous dramatic
soprano. Her voice Is MS sweet as her
appearance Is attractive and her nbll-
ity as nm actress and vocalist Ia undiB-
putcd. The gowns worn by Miss Lew
ellyn are said to fairly dazzle the eye,
each gown worn by her during the ac-
tlon OF the play being especially rich In
color and peculiar In design. the work
being executed by the most fashionable
ladies' tailor In New York. The en-
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BROOKLYN. Oct. 13,-The Ballmores
caught Dunn mapping in the first inning
to-day and before they could be sent to
the field six OF them had crossed the plate,
four OF them on four-bagger by Keister.
Sheckard also supplied homer later The
Brooklyns could not bunch their hits on
KitSon The two teams will wind up the
season here tomorrow, and will play an
exhibition gamo at Weehawken, N. j.,
Su4uA'' RHE
Brooklyn ....:.....0 j o 0. 4 o o. s 3
batteries: Kitson and Smith; Dunn and
Farrell Earned runs: Baltimore. 5;
brooklyn, /. Time: l:24. Attendance: 1,l0O.
UmpIres: Connolly and Hunt.
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BOWLING.

On the Musec alleys last night the DaIs-
les and crescents came together for the
'hrSt time, and three very interesting games
resulted The Daisies took the first game
By one Of the finest finishes ever seen on
these alleys, and thei- large crowd OF
friends on hand to cheer them on fairly
went wild with enthusiasm. The ether
games went TO the Crescents, but. were
hard fought from start to finish and were
fairly earned by Capt ii Coleman's boys:
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WASHINGTON, Oct l3-When ques'
TONED to-day in regard to a report that
headquarters of the National Base Ball
league would be transferred from Wash
'ineton to New York, President YOUNG said
that he knew nothing whatever In regard
10 the proposition, II he had his way IN
the matter. however. he would remain IN
Washington, as It would put him TO n
great personal Inconvenience TO remove 10
-hyauf V1Flr
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Summnry-Earned runs: Pittsburgh, Il
Louisville, /. Two-base' hits: Mccarthy,
smith. Wagner, Cllngman. Sacrifice hits:
Mccarthy, Ely. Stolen bases: Beaumont,
First base on balls: on FlaheTty. 3. Struck
out: BY Lever, s; by FlRherty, 2. Wild
hitch: Lever. Time $50. Umpires:
SHartwood and Manassau.
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under tbe home

Lincoln J. Carters sterling melo-
drama, Under Che, Dgme." one Of the
greatest scenic and d mntlc efforts Of
that popular playwright, was present.
ed Tor the second. time at the Grand
Opera House last might, and there was
q large audience 70 applaud the many
meritoriouB features, and the acting Of
the large and capable company. Some
OF the special effects IN this production
are marvels Of stage realism. They
should be seen by all theatre going peo-
pie at the matinee and evening per-
formances to-dny. which closes the en-
gngement.
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OIL CITY-Rlvor inches and sta
tlonary. Weather, clear and warm.
wARREN--River 3 Of n foot Wealth
err. clear and warm.
GREENsBORO-River feet inches
and stationary. Weather, fair and
warm.
MORGANTOWN-Rlver Z feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and warm.
BROWNSNIlLE-Rivcr feet 10
inches and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-Riye % feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and warm.
STEUBENYtLLF,--RlvCr 2i6 inches
mud rising. Weather. clear and warm
pARfSERSBURG--Ohlo river foot 6
inches and stationary. Weather. cloudy
and mercury Mt 65. Locals on time. The
Little Kanawha is falling.
FOR $40 VIC soil you II first class suit
or OVorcoAt, Late stylCH only ~
NJ, GuTNt.AN'S n CO.'S,
Utvmnn m "a mud Nfnnn HtHanNEs
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.

lots and building sites in Pleasant
TRnIlIidinr lot, 80 by 100. on Fourteenth
s,rcct Price quite reasonable.
i.ot on Lind street. very cheap. a.,
/ N on McCollooh street. ZIG feet by 40.
I'm south Penn street, Island, frame res.
,Iercc 10 rooms, lot 60 by 100: most de.
sITlble. offered for short time only:
4 brick residence. west side OF Main
street. location no better ~ me cry. ,.oo,.
&C. STIsit building; lot 60 by 100, This Is
,,.os,b while looking after at once.
Always on hand-moucy on good city
and country realty.
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ReaI Sstam
FOB RENT.


No. 1916 Main street, furnished barber
shop. en- m
No IS Fifteenth street, 3 rooms.:;.. II w
Three rooms east OF CorrugatnB . n,
works ..............'..'s'. .',.' - ~
-Four rOomed house east or Coal CUT . "
No, il99 Eoff street, I rooms...',:;...;. ~ "
No 335 Main street, rooms ana Doth "a a,
gases free. .....,,.s.s.sss'ss'''''''''' y *
No. 1914 Eoff street, 2 rooms..,;,., w
Ground on west side Of Chapllne
street, between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets, will lease Tor
term OF years, ,-....,., III,
Ground 10 by 10 on Market street VIII
tense for a term OF years,
No 70 Sixteenth street. cellnr..,...'''' y "
No. % Sixteenth street. store room''.' ~ "
No. ISIS Alley Il, stnble....,'''''''''''' w
FOR SALE.
No. S2 Sixteenth street.
No. 90 Ohio street.
iSi on south Front street.
Iot on North Front street. 90 by ABOUT
400 feet.
No, sac Main street
No. q Maryland street ,,. o..
business house and dwelling on Chap'
No. IS Vermont street
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-seymour was
wild to-day and the Senators won very
ragged game Play was stopped at the end
OF the seventh inning on account OF dark
ness. Attendance, 800. Score:
Washington ........o12 al % 9 !
New York ..,.......i 3 Q 0 0 81 6 ,
Batteries: Magee and KlttrtdEe: Seymour
and Wilson Earned runs: mono. Time:
i:I5. Empires: Snyder and Latham.
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CbIIls and WonnotIy Draw.

CHICAGO, Oct. i5.-The hglt between
Joe Kennedy, Of CaiifornIa, and Frank
Chllds, o. Chicago. was declared a draw
ut the end OF the sixth round.
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SEE orr line of OvCrcOnts. Won save
Won money mud give satisfaction Great
line Rt 81 20. NJ. GI'TNI4AN ~ co..
TwolTth and Main street.
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fine sen trout yesterday and distributed
them among friends.

Conductor Harry EberIine is now run
ming the hosiery formerly run by Judd
Fish at Powhatan.
Senator ThurstOn at Martins Ferry
Tuesday night, will draw a crowd from
This city.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Rid MePart-
land got the decision over owen zlegler
at the end Of the twenty-hfhth round.
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THE LEXINGTON RACES.
VaIpa Won the $4,000 West Stakes
from Dainty DaG0. 81

LEXINGTON. KY Oct. IS.-After q
days postponement, racing was re-
sumed to-day with a slow track. VAL
pa, the IS to $50 favorite IN the pooling.
won the $500 West stake with ease.
There was no pooling after the first
heat. The sensation of the day turned
up In the 2:iO trot, when Charley Herr.
the faVorite was dIstRnced In. the third
heat. He has been worn out. Herr'Was
favorite at SIS to &25 for the. helds The
race split into six heats and after
hard struggle liter drove Malcolm
Forbes chestnut mare. Mayhem TO
victory. The stock farm purse WAS Q
mere Jog for Audubon Boy. The other
two fought. II out for. second and thir9
monies. Summary: III
First raee-Ths West stake, 2:2S class, t5bt-
vSipS, B. m, By Dark Night tMil- i,
Dainty aifS Dane. blk M ttiBiSidTiaj ~: !
Seller, Dr. 3. (Mnrsh).......,',..',
Zeus, 70: g,..'.''''...'''''''''''''''
Carrie Shields 81. H.;;.:;....," 6 6
fi Tin erz 8 :iss, 5:Is.
Second raee-2do trottlnE; purse, 1900:
Mayhem. oh. m. by Red
fern CTiter) .:...:.......b y l
Halle Rocket, b. m. a
D EcoPnl 3. }Gs s;i;''; Oh. e.
nH S 5sR57f5'; z. s i Ssis
c5 hE.IIy, Herr er. l''2 sdls.
Tims22:iFjE 2:i5iE 2lsN, 2isSS. 2:ifb.
2ISK. First and fourth monies went to
Mayhem.
Third race-stock Farm purse, pacing Tor
foals OF 1897; value. 1900:
Audubon Boy, ch. c. by J. J. Audeooh
Hut Law. Cd. E
Time-2:Sil,. 3:2i. Second and third mon
les were divided.
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$1,000 to loan on West Virginia real
estate. first mortgage. Apply to George
w. Reece.
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The receipts were 70 small Thursday
night. that WaldrOn's share would
have been but $50. and the Metropolitan
club generously turned over the entire
proceeds to the boxers, jtiHt as was done
In the Matthews-Bennett and Goulette-
Bolen contests. The club appreciated
the work Of the men in the face OF slim
crowds.
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gngement Of "How Hopper Was Side
Tracked" begins 8t the Grand next
Monday evenlhg, October 1s,
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an.tas.. cAanse..

DRoFITs IN STOCKS. WHEAT AND
j COTTON. Mackey's Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our free book.
York.
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CHILDRES'S Suits, Csc TO $500.
Better goods and moro styles than nny
other store In town.
VI. GUTNIAN Il co.,
Twelfth aud NIuiu street,
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VIII be a long time before BE reghins
his old form. Under the rigid eye Of 3
good manager Oscar would be In bet
ter shape.
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FOR SALE
STOCKS.
La BelIe Iron Works.
wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
BClIaire stamping CO,
1eIiaire Gas and Electric Co,
First National Bank OF bcllaire, Q,
First National Bank o. BTtdgepoTt' % q
Rrldreport Electric Light a Power co
Wheeling Pottery GO.
wheeling Railway CO.
FOst0rla Glass co,
Wheeling Bridge Co..
Peabody Insurance co.
Tin. s,eel, Hoop and Tube stocks bought
and sold direct on New York ana Ch'eAso
Stock Exchanges.
HOWARD HAZLETT & son,
STOCKS. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
National Exchange Bank Buildins.
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BOXING.

There nre many who viii follow Ed
die Kennedy's career. FOR he has a
bright future before him. He has lots
to learn, particularly to drop some OF
his engerness, but he is destined to give
n good account OF himself with any one
ut his weight. He is the most promls-
ing boxer Pittsburgh ever turned out.
Leslie Penrcc's two clever little boys
nrc to tour the country with n vaude-
willie show.
Oscnr Gardner leaves to-day for New
York, 10 prepare FOR Eddie Santry, err
ly next month. Judging by appear
RnceB oscar needs rest md medical
care. His friends are afraid that II
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,...FOR SALE....


FOR SALE.J&&&&&JS
Ten.room frame dwelling In Glendale.
win exchange for dwelling in Wheeling.
No 1883 Main street
A very desirable residence on South
4 desirable residence and unImproved
lots In LcRtherwOod
No. 40l7 Jacob street, desirable modern
dwelling, very cheap. ,,,, -.
a number OF desirable building lots
along the line OF the Elm Grove rGl!roan.
Six dwellings In the town OF MArtlHs
National Steel and American Tin Plate
stocks. ,,,.,,-,
Two desirable country residences for
Front one.haIf OF store room. desirable
location on Main street
store SOON, No 1888 Main street.
Desirable dwelling in Lentherwood.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
No.. I ,,t,,. Rank building, Phone co..
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ecncrai 97oHcss



WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 10. 1891.
The following bonds OF the Lean OF lsSl
have this day been drawn by lot, according
to ordinance, and viii be redeemed on and
after the first day Of November, 1929, at
the Bank Of the Ohio Valley. Interest on
the same ceases on that day:
Nos ESQ, 81, iT5, 2S2, 900. i9T, 28O,
11A, $50, 1913, 800, q, al, 23I. 3iG,
"a, 08S, i5i, uO, $50, iuS. 0i6,. $50,
each; Nus, TT6, 500, ISS, SEE, $40, ga,
uf i've huHdrgi dOUHrs each; Nos. S53, S6i,
Of ole thousand dollars each.
w. b. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
ocie Commissioners.
NOTICE TO BoNp-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL * IRON
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, In
accordance with the provisions Of It's
mortgage deed OF trust made on ,hc ist
day OF November. 1892. hereby gives notice
or It's intention 10 redeem all " IT, out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1856 to 500,
inclusive, 10y the. payment OF such bgnGs
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling.
which bank has been selected by tho
Wheeling Title & Trust Company. the
trustee under said mortgage deed Of trust,
as the place Of dcposl, for the payment OF
said bonds, N the stead Of The Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling, which has ceased TO do
business; ana further gives notice that
upon such pay mcnt the coupons then un-
mhturtd for Interest on said bonds VIII
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
r. W bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
L.. =. StIftl Secretary,
BonG.holdcrs who may desire 20 oN-
chnnEa the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage 3 per cant bonds OF tho
company At par should make early appli-
cation at tho office OF tho company
Aua r. w. BOWERS. Secretary,
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A9TOEEL.s
R,,,,tb. ATR ElHd You Have lNls BVgsa
a . ]! MMz2zx
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JAMES A. HENRY.

RsoI Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1911
Main street. oCh
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For Rent and To Loan.

FOR RENT-IarEo or small store
Rooms.
TO LoAN-S6,O 900 on Real Estate.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate und Loans,
1908 Min Street,
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3aafs&

WANTED-APPLEs FOR CIDER
w Vinegar; market price paid for
wlnd.falla and shaken apples. IT. ].
HEINZ CO., Northside, Pittsburgh,
ocg-d&W.
ENNPERIENCED BooRREEPER DE.
~ slltES position with large tobblng
house or manufacturing concern. SAtla-
faction guaranteed, Address NJ ].
o.NEII.L. lSlS Wood street. oca.tth&s
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Resat. WaaMA

co M PER DAY SURE. RELGA-
OOeNyNy BILE man or woman to rpD-
resent reliable firm. Position permanent,
$4,000 per year aud all expenses. Promo
tion and increaee OF salary. Experience
unnecessary. Address l. ", NEWCOMER,
state Manager, Charleston, w, Va.
oeii-W&s
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3o,asut

r--------------s------==
dor RIgNT-THE McMuLL HOTEL,
IL NJ Mlngo Junction. Ohio, % roomA.
VIII be completed and ready for occupancy
by November 10 Address ClIAS, Nc
NULL, Mlngo Junction. Ohio. oe9
OFFICE AND ROOMS FOR RENT.
Elegant ONCE room at No, Is Twelfth
street Is hereby offered for rent posseesGH
every convenience, such as vault, water,
Il; also rooms on second story OF bank
building suitable for almost any purpose.
Possession may be had at once. For terms
apply at PEOPLES BANK.
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aenah Meb.

II lADY AGENTS CoRSETs, BUsTLEs,
~ Skirts, New designs. sell fast. Sam
pies free J, y. WOOD 4 CO., ai9 Warren
stEeel, SYRACUSE. N, y.
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SCINTILLATIONS.

An Interesting tumble OF News And
Comment.
R. J. Hutchison, familiarly known as
cold Hutch" the famous grain specu-
lator, died Thursday at Chicago.
Four children have died within two
weeks al Central City of spinal menin-
gifts. Hlley Simmon g, OF Beaver Dam,
died of the disease.
Editor Charles G.. Moore of the Blue
grass Blade was on Saturday refused
new trial, and he will have to serve his
two years in the Ohio pen.
The bench- warrant issued against Col.
Jack Chinn, who was indicted as COM
mon nuisance for attacking State Sena-
tor Bronston, was returned Satur-
day. It was served by G. P. Chinn
Deputy Sheriff of Mercer county. Three
hundred dollars bail was furnished, j.
Morgan Chinn, son of Col. Jack Ghinn
becoming bondsman The case will bt
heard June 1, in the Fayette Circuit
Court.
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COSBY PARAGRAPHS.
Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In
The FOYex.
"cYRANo DE BRRGERAC."

C4hAhO Dk BERGERAC.
Edmond Rostand's famous play
"Cyrano de Bergerac," which will be
produced at the,opera house tonight by
Mr.. Willard Newell, has been the most
play produced in years The
play has great literary and dramatic
merit, the lines fairly teeming with
beautiful thoughts. witty repaI tee and
clever satire. The title part will be
assumed by Mr.. Newell. and Miss Vail
de Vernon will be seen in the character
of the beautiful 'aoxane." The play is
a long one, and all theatre-goers are
asked TO be in their seats at eight o'clock,
so as not to interrupt the long speeches
of ''Cyrano." Reserved seats are on
sale at Brooks drug store.
The Bourbon news., 1899-03-21
PARIS. BOURBON co, KY. TUESDAY MARCH 81 1899.
OBITUARY..

Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory
OF The Dead.
Adam Baum, aged seventy, ex-Mayor
of Mt. Sterling, died Friday night. He
was leading grocer in that city.
Mrs. Fannie James, sister of Mrs. Jas.
R. McChesney, Of this city, died in Har
rodsburg Friday night. She was strick-
en- with apoplexy Thursday morning.
The Bourbon news., 1899-03-21

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