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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Admiral Dewsyis common ssnse eAn ee depended upon to prevent his eeiHg Eeloomsd Co death. He demonstrated that by deciding to take good rest after the New York and Washington hurrshs before tAekling sny mors welcomes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

An orAngebarg. $. C., coanty jury deserves the belt for stupidity. 1t notwithstanding positive evidence that the maa was lynChed that negro, bound hand and foot. whose dead body was found riddled with bullets. committed suicide.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

ihe eoustry doesn't care who was responsible for Dewey being to com msnd oi she Asiatic sqaAdroas lt is perfectly sstisaed to rejoice becsase be W~s in Manila bay on that May day. and te let it go al that.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

SenAtoE Foraker sisted the pres ent situation 10 the Philippines in A nutshell Sh~n he said; ~As bes=-an the American eAg and the Filipino aAg there eaa be only oue choice:ue aust stand by our own eoi.or
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Af Mclean began his campaign ey sAying that he coaldat maka ss''-'eaes, Ani thoss who have sssca heard hin try are wiling 10 maka Afadavlt to the eorrectusss of Ai. Grsi siztenest
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Ia 'he old dsFs ex-SesrstAry Car l'sie aad Candidate Grosbsl would haFe made . boat appearance upoa the aeid of hoaorn Now th.x merely blaskguAra cash oiaa, throagh tbe newspaper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
PRICE TEN CENTS

e'Fanss As i may appear. a Aasissae&l faei thAs A3alrAl Dsw-v e iAe eaiF mlitsgy eg nasA hsro eva Ssieonea se wAshsaxsoa br a paolss parade Ana see~ptisa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
More Fighting Near Manila.

Manila, Oct. 9.-This afternoon a body Of insurgents was seen near La Loms church, four miles from the heart of Manila. They opened fire the bullets falling among the tents
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

The signal corps of the army is kept right up 10 date. It has just received three electric automobiles for field service.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
IF YOU WANT TO BE LOVED.

Don't believe aH the evil you hear.
 Don't jeer al anybody's religious be uefs
 Doa't repeat g0ssiP even if ft de-=s in teresf fhe crozd
 Don't underrate srvthsuR fueazSe you don't F'Css-ss it
 D0st co uHtidy oz the plea thss every body kInOsz yUu.
 Doa't be ra5e co yoar interiors in so- cial p.osition, nor te those co whom Foa are subordinate. fkinkinE thus 10 show your indePendezce-N. W. Christian Advocate.
 Word from BayiscorA. on the So- nora river, about one hundred mics east ol Hermosillo, received this geek. conveys the intelligence that the Americans in that vicinity are greatly alarmed over the disappear Roce of Dr N. C. Wunsehow. who left that place on the slxteenth of August and has not since been seen. At the time he left the camp al Ba- ViacOra the doctor had with him some S2-0O m Mexican money. which he said be was going 10 take To Santa Elena to send to his wife ln Berkeley, California. As Santa Elena is only sixteen niles away the doctor expected Co re-uru upon the followIug day. When after several days hs was stili absent from Ba- yiacora, hIs friends st the latter place became much alarmed and sent to Santa Eleua to see If he had been detaIred there Word was re turned that be had not reached there Search was at once iustitut- ed throughout the surrounding re- gIOn but without results. It is feared that the missing man has been murdered and robbed.-Oasis.
 The spirit of ect-rpriss and fu- prOvemeut seems 10 have gotten hold of our citizens, as in every guar ter Of the city new buildings are gO- ing up, and Improvements gf gen sral and staple character are being made. Notnioc spezks ln stronger terms of the confidence our citizens have ia ths future of ihe eIty than to see them building new homes and improving those already ereeSed.
 Major YOrbees, foreman ul tke PheniK Rspubliczs, left for his home
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Our democratic brethren are find ing 1t uphill work to manufacture presidential and vice-presideutial candidates out of naval heroes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

When the smoke all clears away the world will probably find the British flag flying over the whole of south Africa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
murderous Old Texan.

Kosse, Texas, Oct. 6. Early this morning at Stranger, seven miles west of Kosse, William Mckinney shot and killed his wife, then went to the store and had a duel with Paul Norman, in which Norman was badly wounded. He then went to an old outhouse 100 yards away and blew bis own brains out. He had had some trouble with young Norman some time since, but it was thought to be all settled. Why he killed his wife is mystery to all: the supposition is that he was demenied. He was probably 65 years of age and his good wife was perhaps 55. 1t is a sad and deplor- able affair.
 Young Norman was a most exem- plary young man and had been mar Tied only about six weeks. McKin- ney's family connections are among the best in the country; bis sons are bright business men. and one cf his daughters is attending the Sam Houston normal at Huntsville; his other daughter graduated at the same school and is now married.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

President McKinley's western trip IS a continuous ovation, showing that the people endorse his aduin- istration of the government.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
THE COLUMBIA LEADS
An Auspicious Start. but the Wind Dies Down and Both Boats Fail
 to Make the Time.
The Columbia Takes the Lead


 The Columbia Takes the Lead. New York, Oct. 7.-[Specrsl to the JoCKSAL-MINER- The day dAwned bright and cold. The yachts sailed to the course under their own fsail ID a spanking 20-knot breeze aud heavy sea.
 The s.art was made at Il:I5. the Columbia leading by haH-minute. The American vessel had 8 great spread of canvass and was rapidly drawing away from the Shamrock. Shamrock Ahead at the Stakeboat.
 New York, Oct. 7.-[Special to the JOURNAL MINER l-The Sham rock turne1 the stakeboat first at 1:36, five seconds ahead of the Co- lumbia.
 Highlands, Oct. 7.-2:15 p. m.- The boats are eight minutes from the finish, the Columbia leading by two minutes. Both boats tearing along beautifully.
 3:l0 p. m.- The Columbia still leads but the wind IS dying down and the race may not be finished.  The Shamrock is close up.
 Highlands, Oct. 7.-4:30 p. m The race has been officially declared of. The Columbia was in the lead when time limit expired.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Prescott has had an abundance of wind to spare today for that yacht rara
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

What IS the matter with making the democratic presidential ticket Dewey and Schleyi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
A9tH5NA JuURNAL-MINER
A DYERTISING Rate made known on n application to this office or to any

THE ARIZONA yOURNAL-M MINER is | published every day ID the year except Suadays and legal LOlIdays
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events in and About the City Givcn In
IL Nutshell.

IL -NEtSItils
COuHc!! meets tonight.
Grand this evening-"Next Door"
Ee'iancc Lodge No. Is. A. Q. L. W,
installs officers tonight.
Opera House this evening = Walker
Whitcsidc in Eugene Aram."
Neil Quinn will receive the sharkev-
Mccoy fight by rounds tonight.
Fettc' alleys this afternoon and to-
night = Wheeling Columbus bowling
contest.
The upper yachts will not start until
further notice OF account OF the unccr-
tain weathe
The't first meeting of the stockholders
of the West Virginia Steel Company
will be held on January 81. at the Ger
mania bank. when directors will be
elected.
The first rehearsal tor the Mystic
Midgets." to be given In the Opera
House. January 26 and %. under the dI-
rection % Miss Lucy Robinson. took
place yesterday afternoon at Egerter
hall.
George Fl. Ebeling has been appointed
state commissioner of pharmacy for the
: first district by Governor Atkinson. vice
G. w. Windsor, Of Wellaburg. resigned.
His appointment vas recommended
by the Wheeling Druggists Associa-
ton.
Yesterday afternoon there was 4
cavc-ln on Wilson street, below Twcn-
ty-third street, Immediately over the
abandoned coal shaft OF the Belmont
mill. which caused a break In the city
water mains. Superintendent Oliver
had a two-inCh temporary pipe laid.
The break vii be repaired ut once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

the Opera House. occurs these lines.
spoken by Mrs. Sterling. q grand old
lady OF the south. still wearing the Wild
owhood which was brought to her
twenty-five years before: Tho true
history. the heart histories, OF the war.
have never been written. have writ
ten one myself. 1t commends Itself for
Its brevi;y. Chapter l. John Henry
Thompson. my brother. fell ut the bat
tie OF Balls Bluff. Chapter .. Robert
Sterling. my husband, TclI at the taking
OF New Orleans. Chapter This Is the
longest chapter: Robert. James. Ed
ward and Paul: gave those fonr sons
to the Confederacy At GettyyburS.. ThIS
Is my history OF the war. l have had
1t inscribed in marble and bound in cy-
press and Ivy. Any one who wishes
can read It."
But" says the courtly General Car
roll rs he bows his stately head.
Madam. you have omitted from your
history the name Of the real hero"
Joseph" she responds. as she sinks
YEARLY back into her chair. and offers
her pale. thin hand. II appreciate your
compliment. ! have left room for
postscript When the time comes you
shall write It."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
SAMUEL DASFGRD DEAD,

Father Of the Congressman Passed
Away Sunday Night At tho Adyapc.
cd age Of Ninc;y.:nur Ycars-The
Funeral to-day.
Samuel Danford, father o. Corr-s,.-
man Lorenzo Daatord, % the oversize.
river district, died al his home n; Crab
Apple Sunday nigh; at the ripe are n.
niEcty-four years. Tntl within n few
months he WAS active crouch 10 20
about ahd take rsSInl supervision
over the care OF his stock, bu; he CON.
tractcd heavy cold. and this brought
other complications 10 the man who had
roushcd 1t Cor well nigh century. and
he passed 20 his reward w!thou, a
struggle.
He was born In the township ad-
Joining that IN which Ac died and had
lived in that re!Ghtorh,oI all his lie.
Three generations 0s GelghbOrs knew
him intimately and well. ard the unus-
ientntlous man .Tas highs esteemed "a
citizen, neIShbor aud friend.
III tuc 'lu"'lS uIE" ~ SiS Ike he MAS
surrounded by his daughters and sons.
Dewitt and LnrcHzo, The deceased did
not go about great deal during Inter
gears. contentiaC himself with matters
about the farm In which be was most
interested. Hin mind was clear and
strong until the end.
The funeral will take place to-day at
rcc?. lutc"nca; at Eclmlat ridge.
Captain Dunford. who has bcca at the
lbme Of his fathe" the 1Ist ten or
twelve days. IS SUFFERING with heavy
cold. and fears &c pneumonia were felt
on Saturday. but he was better yc5ter-
tn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
IT MEANS MUCH.
The Federal Steel Company
Probable Purchaser OF the
BELLAIRE STEEL COMPANY
Plant--Jf the deal is Closed 1t Pro-
baby Means the Requirement OF
the Cleveland, LOrnir 4 Wheeling
Railroad and its Extension TO the
COnncllsvillc Coke Fields-S2,300,-
900 the Price orthc Plant.

Yesterday morning the 1ntel!iSencer
exclusively chronIcled the fact that
more thar four-hfths OF the stock of
the Bellairc Steel Company Is pledged
in deal that carries with II the sale OF
the company to q big concern which
was not named then, but which Is now
said to be the Fedora! Steel Company.
1t Is said that the plant will cost the
Federal Company $22.3O0,O0o. and that
the stock has been put into the deal at
a basis of o66. The par value Of the
stock is 100. Options are being given
on the stock now. and 1t is probable
nearly, II not quite, all OF 1t will be
bought up before the deal IS consum-
mated. -
This deal means much eventually for
THIS section. To begin with IL prob
ably means the requirement Of the
Cleveland, Lorain S; Wheeling by the
Federal Company, and the extension of
that railroad from Wheeling to the
ConncllSville coke fields. The Federal
has been negotiating for the road for
some time. and the requirement Of the
Bellaire plant Will make ITS value 10
the big steel concern greater than ever
before. With plants at Bellalrc and
at Lorain, both on the line OF this rail-
road, the extension to Connellsvllle be-
comes necessary, in order that the
Federal may reach its extensive coke
oven holdings In the coke field. and u
further extension to Johnstown would
give the Federal It's own line OF trans
portation to the extensive steel plants
1t has acquired there. The railroad
would connect its plants with the p:ia-
cipal trunk lines of the country; 1t
would give its own lines of transporta-
ton for coke from ConEclIsville to the
plants at Bell2ire, Lorain. CIcve-
land. Chicago, Milwaukee and
elsewhere, and likewise 1t would
give its own transportation for ores
from the northwest to It's furnaces in
this part OF the country.
The consummation OF the deal with
the Rellaire concern and the possible
requirement of the Cleveland, Loraln
& Wheeling and its extension into
Pennsylvania via the Wheeling creek
valley. will be awaited with interest In
Wheeling. 4 community to whicn suGn
a gigantic series Of deals Will mean
HUGH. --l--I II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
ARoUsING SUCCESS.

The Brothers Roycr. sensational aero
battle comedians In Next Door," OPEN
cd what is possibly to be the banner
engagement OF the season at the Grand
Opera House last night. Fifteen hun
bred people saw the fest performance,
and many were turned away. The show
was not disappointing at any stage,
and the audience showed its ap1recia-
ton and enjoyment at very frequent III
tervals. Archie Roger. as the acro5atlc
Dutchman. kept the audience busy eS-
pressing It's amusement. All the other
specialtes are good. very good. and the
enlargement deserves TO be the SUCCESS
It entered upon last night.
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FREE BRIDGES.
An act to be Pushed for Passage
in the Legislature ii
COUNCIL GIVES ENDORSEMENT
At its Meeting MISUNDERSTANDING of
the Frcc.toll Committee ut Which
Solicitor Scshitt Reported tho Draft
of:hc Proposed act--It Meets with
the Approval Of the Island People
who are Interested

-
Last "'s"t tae'e was u sPeS'a' "iee'-
!pE OF the council and citizens commit
Zee or free bridges, at which the city
s,,,,t,or r,nrL ~ r,s,,,, ,o,or,oI
"o''N. "'''' 49, w
the GRAFT OF an ACT 70 De presented 10
council Tonight for It's approval. ord
Iotar IN be nlared in tho hands of tho
o,i. ,.,...,.. ,,...,.....
ONO COUNTY ue'esa''oh u y s'o"
for presentation 10 the legislature at
It's approaching session, The draft of
.,o a., no, r.,,, ,,o ,n,roy,, a, III,
''e "'H'o
committee, and doubtless council NilI
act favorably upon the committees rec
o,,mand,,,on that tho h;I, he pushed
,,-,.,,,., NJ. -,
oelofe t'ie 'es's'a'uie' : nc aS' e'''''o"
crs the city TO ente" into contract
with the bridges Tor free foot passage or
.a ,-o,,so b-,sro or,r,cb. Tho ort
W
IN iuli. Is as io!io"s'
AN ACT. authoring the city OF
Wheeling to purchase either OF the
present toll bridges which span the
main channel OF the Ohio river within
the corporate limits OF the said city:
and until such purchase Is made. to
contract for and purchase a free pas
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fsrred payments wAen they bt>,-,
due; and provided further. that AZ
Questions connected with she sane shaii
have Scca frs; submitted. urJS- %,J,'
aole teSulA lions TO De r.cscrih,d nv ~,
council OF said citv, 10 yptc n; ~
qualified voters ottac city q, W5c.,;"- ~
and have ihrcc-dfthS q all the vas,
cast for and aGaias; Sic sane. ~
!, such contract rs Is authorized hy
the second or third section q, ma ~. ~
shall not opt rate or be construed ca 80 ~
Impose upon the city Of WhcC,Inr a.,
duty 10 maintain nr Lpeu IN Tcg,i-
either or scti bridges. hut On .hr -
iTary the duties and liabilities ~ I'M
companies owning SAID br!lnes sSsrI
remain rs heretofore. ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
PCOnlc md H;sitNrs

Mrs John Keenan,. OF South Chapl!ne
street, who has been III fer some time,
is recovering.
Miss Elizabeth Battellc.of South Penn
street. returned yesterday from u weeks
visit with Pittsburgh relatives.
Mr.. 4. c. Showaltcr. wife and son.
Arthur, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. C. D. Trreraan. left yesterday for
their home, at Dunkirk. y. Y.
C. D. Trueman left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where he Will associate
himself with a manufacturing concern
as It's southwestern representative.
James Keenan,. the young man burn
ed at the La Belle on Saturday, Is likely
10 recover, though the extent OF his in
jurles hasn't been fully ascertaIned yet.
Belmont County Commissioners J. W.
Wilkinson. T. i. Smith and George VI.
Wise. accompanied by ex-Commission-
or Silas Bailey. leave this morning over
the Wheeling e Lake Erie railroad for
Toledo, where they will attend n meet
Ing OF commissioners at that city.
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DIED..

AIANSELI-On Sunday afternoon, Janu-
airy S, 1880. at $50 o'clock. ISABELLA.
wife OF ]. ]. Mansell. In the 9th year
OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her son-In-
law. r. E. Shafer. No. $50 Main street.
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Services ut the Christian church. Bel
laIrc. Ohio, at. go o'clock. Friends OF
the family are invited TO attend. In
torment at Rose Hi cemetery.
UTHMAE-On Sunday January S, 1899, at
9:ij p. M. WILLIAM II. UTHAIAN,
aged IS years and 8 months.
Funeral services at his late residence, No.
Ill NORTH Huron street. on Tuesday
afternoon ut o'clock. Friends OF the
family respectfully Invited to attend.
Intcrmcnt private
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Srep,s Surniture Store.


Observation-Disclosures. They merit your
conference.-the prices will convince you
you'll feel they're keenest values. It's the
volume Of trade that we regard for January
we're satisfied with slightest margins-it
makes superb buying opportunities for you.
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OLIVER BYRON ATTBE Gp,vD

OLIVER BYRON AT THE Gp,ND
The Grand Opera House the Inst half
Of the week will have Mr.. Oliver Bv-
ron. supported by Mrs. Kate Byron
and strong acting company In Across
the Continent Some additions have
been made TO the play, and n number
of speclalties are Introduced In the snc-
ond act. but Across the Continent" Is
substantially the same varied and IiyrIv
compound we have always known II IN
be. Those who like sensatlonaIIsm win
find 1t TO their hearts content In
Across the Continent" Mr. Byron, nv
Joe Ferris. or the Ferret, Is snIritcd
and skillful IN this role. and mhkcg If
tell for all Il Is worth. The FlvcIPOI
and the underground bar room are pic-
lures OF real life among the sIt,ms OF
New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

SPECIAL sale of Upholstered FurnI-
turc. Odd Chairs. Rockers, etc, at the
auction. afternoon and evening.
WHITE. HAEDLEY & FOSTER.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

The McCoy-SharkeT fight will be re-
ccived By rounds tonight at the Grand
ard read from the stage.
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25 per cent DiscCuH, allowed on all
purchases At THE BON TON.
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In "a Southern Gentleman" Clay
Clements romantic drama, which will
be produced next Saturday evening ut
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WITH Is per cen, Discount allowed on
all purchases It will pay you 10 cali at
THE BON TON.
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1T will pay you we'll to deal this week
at The Bon Ton. % per cent Discount
on all purchases allowed.
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A Fine Sample of
Exquisite Workmanship

in laundry methods is displayed on
every piece OF linen that is sen, home
from our laundry, and the connoisscur
that appreciates fine laundry work can
not help admiring the finish and clear
white color that VIC lay upon it. Send
Jour laundry work to us and you will
never be disappointed. We handle it
carefully and laundcr it perfectly,
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MENNEL BROS.

Pearl Laundry. Carpet Bcating Work,
and Storage ltnnmS. Main Ofllco ard
works 1918; and 1915 Eun' street.
'phouc 90.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

4 large audience at the Opera House
last night witnessed the artistic and
entirely satisfactory presentation Of
the romantic drama. The Red Cock
ade," by Mr.. Walker WhitesIde and
his company. The stage delincnation
of the sea OF passion that divided aris-
tocrat and plcbeian In fair France in
the last decade OF the eighteenth CEN
fury was the occasion Of showing the
versatility OF the talent OF Mr.. White
side. who Is better known In roles OF
tragedy. He made an ideal Captain
Martcl. one of the people," who res
cued France from the rule OF profit
Gates and at the same time plunged her
into lawlessneSs and bloodShed, but
from which she ultimately emerged in
to the liberty and equality for which
these men strired. Mr.. Frederic L,
Power. as the Count de Valmont, COM
hined herOlcS and comedy in Il manner
that is possible only with high dramat-
ic ability. He shared the honors with
the star. Miss Leila Wolstan as Be-
atricc de Lille, captivatcd har audience
with the power and naturalncss and
earncstness of her acting. 4 most
charming Characterization was that of
Marie Dupont by Miss Anto!nctte Wal
ker. and the audience shared with her
the Joy she felt in finally capturing hor
hero The company was uniformly
good.
EUGENE ARAM" TONIGHT.
The Walker Whltesde engagement
VIII close tonight with production
of"EuSene Aram." Paul Kester's DRAM
atiZat!on OF Bulwcr Lyttons famous
novel. The success OF last nights Dres-
entation OF The Red Cockade" will
doubtless attract n PACKED house, The
character Of Eugene Aram, the Unfor-
tunate scholar of England. who lived SO
long solitary recluSe during the cIgh-
teenth century, Is well known in his
tory, ana the romance which. surround
ed his HE should make him 4 fruitful
subject for the playwright 10 deal with.
Paul kcster aud Walker Whitesifle
have co!laboratcd In writing IL poetic
drama, With Aram as the central figure
which Is strong and dignifled in con-
structlon, powerful without being meIo-
dramatic In Its situations and clllnayes.
The authors have taken In a measure
the plot OF Lord Lytton's novel as the
OASIS for their play, and have also In
terwoven q charming love story
throughout the drama. The famous
defense made by Aram. wher. on trial
for his life in York prison. In 1853, and
which was published. and Is still en-
tant, Is retained with but slight curtail-
mehts IN the trial scene OF the play.
Inc characters are. 1t IS stated, all well
drawn, especially that of Richard
Houscman. with whom Eugene Aram
was an accomplish in the murder of
Daniel Clark Mr.. Hester and Mr..
Whltcside have also written some
quantity amusing scenes, which 20 far
toward tightening the PLAY. Nr
Whltesldc will appear as Eugene Aram.
Mr.. John +. Sturgeon az Richard
Houseman and Miss Leila Wolstan as
Madeline.