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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-22

Whatsoever get shaved by a woman bar
Der?
N. Peck-No. I was married before I ever
saw one.-Indianapolis Journal.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-22
MINNEAPOLIS HAY MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 22.-The local hay mar
ket Ia strong at prices quoted. Receipts are a
little more liberal than they were. but there
Is no accumulation of stocks anywhere. Low
grade stuff is a little slow:
ChOiCA IA land a
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under packing stock
Packing Stock
IL
Grease butter. clean. O..
EGGS-Eastern market firm. which had
the tendency to make a stiff market here AL
though receipts were quite liberal. everything
seemed to be pretty well cleaned up as bids of
17Ac on exchange this morning only brought
out small amount. The market closed firm at
17lac
Quotations are:
Strictly fresh laid. cases included loss
off
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-22

These prices are Tor prime NO sKlns; TO. 2.
and and kits proportionatey. Wisconsin.
Mississippi river and similar muskrats &c apiece
higher than quotations. except k.ss. which are
lc higher.
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LIVE PUILTKY-There are some mixed coops
of live poultry coming the market, which
are being picked up by the Hebrew trade mostly.
Irices are generally 1c pei Id below dressed.
FEAL-The veal coming in is being disposed
OF quite readily at satisfactory prices. Shippers
should take notice that warmer weather will
without any doubt, lower the price of veal.
Market QuOtable as below:
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Recepts will be light until the murrians from,
the frozen sheep begin to come in. Prices CON
tinue moderate. wool showing Improvement
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SCUM Sac. .. 11s; pawson. Nall0nal.
LAST SERIES CONTEST.


CHICAGO. Sept. s.-whiie mentally
unbalanced to-day, Henry Emde, car
penter. shot and killed his wife Emma
and fatally wounded his 5-year.old
daughter. He then committed suicide
by hanging himself in the kitchen OF
their home. 1858 West Belmont avenue
The iittia girl. Hiidn, died shortly after
being removed to the hospital. and two
other children, aged II and 9, who slept
with their methee. dId not wake until
several hours after the tragedy occur
red. Trouble with tenants who occu-
supposed to have aggravated his mem
tai condition. I
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The Deadly RaiIrond Crossing.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. S.-A spe.
clal from Cedar Grove, Wis, to the
Sentinel says; While driving across the
tracks Of the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad tonight, three men were in
stantly killed and another seriously In
Jured by being run down5by the north
bound limited. The dead: August
scherk. aged 4s, butcher. married;
Nicholas Fass. 30. blacksmith. single;
William Holle. 60 tinsmltlI. married. In
jured, Albert Icke, aged 40, internally
Injured; will recover, rIss ~
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BR1pGEpoRT HAPpEN1NGs.
Events OF a Day in the Town at the
End OF the Bridge.

End OF the Bridge.
The board Of education has as yet found
no person to I'LL the vacancy in the high
school. Prof stIllweIl will likely remain
until his successor is found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reed. OF Aledo,
| ILL.,, nre expected to arrive hero to-day TO
visit the family OF Samuel Cohland for n
couple OF weeks.
Miss Laura Evans, who has been the
| guest Of Mrs Edgar Phillips, in Klrkwood,
returned to her homo In Lisbon, Ohio. Sat-
urday
All Martins Ferry cars will continue
| running over the Aetnavillo bridge until
Monday Of next week.
Ira W. Dixon arrived in this city yester-
day from Fort Worth, Texas, to spend n
month with relatives.
Din. Sullivan returned TO his home IN
Coshocton Saturday after ten days bus
mess trip to this city
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Morgan went to
Pomeroy yesterday 10 visit relatives for q
couple OF weeks.
Mrs EVERY South and children have re-
turned from ten days visit with relatives
at Pittsburgh.
Fred Rnulng. OF Columbus, who has been
the guest Of relatives, has returned to HIS
home.
Miss Florence Mcconnell IS home from n
two weeks visit at DunRirk. New York
Mrs. Charles ReIstor. Of TifiIn, is the
guest OF friends on Bennett street.
Harry Montgomery, Of Toledo, spent
Sunday with relatives In this city.
j. i. Trueman has gone to Philadelphia
and New York on business trip,
Mrs John Fletcher OF St ClairsvIlle, Is
the guest Of friends In this CITY.
Miss Carrie HcrllnR, Of GAINESVILLE, is the
guest OF relatives In this city.
Thos. Francis. OF New Castle. spent Sun.
day with friends in this city.
Harry Bowman, OF Wnrnock. spent Sun.
day with friends here.
Mrs. John Mercer, OF Toledo, Is the guest
Of KirkwOod friends.
The public schools open this morning.
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MouNDsvlLLE BuDGEr
Yesterdays News From Marshall
CoMnty's Chinf City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
Connty's Chief City.
T. C. Pipes. OF Cameron. has an
nounccd himself for the Republican
shrriffnity nomination.
Wheeling Bakery Bread Is the inrgcst
lonf sold for cents. Your grocer will
get It for you.
The Kings Daughters meet nt the
home of Miss Clara Koontz tonight to
elect officers.
The Reynolds memorial hospital VIII
be open each evening this week for Wis.,
ltors.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents, Your grocer Will
ret Il for YOU.
Many Moundsvillc people VIII attend
the State Fair ut Wheeling this week.
Holiday hours will be observed at the
post-oillce to-day.
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BOWLING.
MOZART LEAGUE.
The individual averages to date. ex.

The individual averages TO date, ex-
cept those below 100. are as follows:
Handlnn, c. C. c., 81, 1893: Meteor. C. C..
c., q, 1862: Sarver, Harvest, %, 1872:
Rahr, Harvest, 80, 1899; Weltzel. G. c.
c., 81, 1853; Knoke, South Side, 80, 1856;
Cochran, c. c. c., IS. 154; Wilhelm. N.
r. L. and A. A., q. 1874; Marschner.
South Side, q, 1853; Nolte, Harvest, 81,
152; Beiswinger. Harvest. q, Isl;
O'Kane, C. C. c., 0. 1t9: W. Brasch,
All RIOTERS, q, 149: STANLEY, c. C. c.,
SO. 1E7; Detweiler, Osoeola- Is, 1(7: WaR-
ner. South Side. a, l47: AA. Fette. Os-
ceola, Il, l46: Franz, Harvest, 81, 1916;
Kraft, All RIOTERS. IS, 1916: Beuter. All
RIOTERS, 10, 146; c. EortemRn, Osceola,
IS. 1I5; Jones, N. Z. L. and A. A., ~,
l45: W. Falck, N. E. L. and a. A. ~,
145; Henderson. All Rooters, Al, 145:
C. Fette, osceloa, 30, IA; Martin, Os.
ceola, 90, IA; F. Beach, All RIOTERS,
Is, l44; Hall, All Rooters. Is, la;
o'Brlen, c, c. C., q, 1873; Balzer, Har-
vest, 80, 143: Hnzlett. q. 2. q. o., 80. l42;
Fugate, Nationals, 4S, 142; EbellRg, os-
ceOIa, "a, l41; Arndt, Harvest, II, l4l;
WolvIngton, Harvest, "a. 1888: Smith,
National, "a, lSs: Eoite, osceola, q, 1877:
Beltz, All RIOTERS. "a. l57; Marti. All
Rooters. 80, 1856; Wasmuth South Side,
81, iS6; Brett, South Side. IL, 1885; Hop.
wood, 2. 2. 2. o.. 30. 1876; AndtlInger,
Osceola, IS. 1874; Bohm, 2. 2. 2. q, As,
1888; Ross, Harvest, q. 1871; Plankey,
All hooters, 81. 1871; Gundiing, c. c.
c.. G. 1873; A. Norteman. osceOln, 30,
i27; Kahn, South Side, IS. 1926; Baugh-
man. z. 2. q. r.. 9. 1875; CaTenbRHeF.
Nationals, IS, 125; Belswinger, y. z. q.
T., "a, 1874: Helmbrlght, Nationals, 80,
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
OfBeImout COuutYsRT aa-I

of Belmont County, aaei
The promoters OF the X. OF p. Novel.
~ Fair and Circus have distributed
among the business men envelopes with
advertisements OF the fair. 10 be used
in their business.
Miss Theresa Lutz has returned to the
city to assume her duties as teacher in
the public schools here, after spending
the summer at her home In LloydsvIlle,
Miss Margaret McGraw has arrived IN
the city to assume her duties as school
teacher, after spending the summer al
her home in Moundsvllle. 1oT7'i
Mrs. o. d. Pierce and son have re.
turned home from Nlngo Junction,
where they have been spending the
summer.
Miss Matte Althar has returned home
from Philadelphia, where she has been
attending the millinery openings.
Mrs. Duncan Cowen and son have re-
turned home from few days visit
with relatives in st. Clalrsville.
Harry Sheets. formerly OF this city,
now located In Pittsburgh, was calling
on friends here yesterday.
Andrew Kelrns. who has been east
for ten days, buying holiday goods, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Jackson and son have
gone TO EastOn. Ohio. to spend two
weeks with relatives.
Miss Beulnh Gets. OF the First ward,
Is home from visit with relatives in
Armstrong; Mills.
Miss Annie Mckay, OF Moundsvllle.
is the guest Of friends and relatives In
the Third ward.
Miss Merle Lily has returned home
from weeks visit with relatives In
Wellsville.
W. G. Warnock ard daughter spent
yesterday With friends at WarHoek,
Ohio,
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Lovers of fast boxing VIII be given
the opportunity OF seeing d top-notcher
event at the Metropolitan club on
Thursday evening, and the advance
sale Of tickets assures a crowded house.
Joe Hopkins Is expected to arrive in
town to-day and viii complete his
training here. His admirers believe
1t will be all on with McClelland II Joe
lands on him. McClelland went twenty
rounds to a. draw Saturday night in
Brooklyn, with Marty McCue. and his
stock accordingly went up higher.
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SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. s.-Two
masked men at 4 o'clock this morning
walked into Harry Green's gambling
rooms on the second floor OF block In
the very heart Of the business district
and held UP fifteen men ilbot ted the ntiIis
and safe and escaped with 81, SCOTT cash
and bills, In the chase and subsequent
capture of one OF the men, Policeman
Gemmrls was shot In the groin and
perhaps fatally wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-04

Tho finest quality OF loaf sugar Ia
used In the manufacture OF Chamber,
laln's Cough Remedy, ana the roots
used in lts preparation give It flavor
similar to that OF maple syrup, making
It very pleasant to taSo. AZ mcdl-
cine for the cure Of coughs. colds. In
grippe, Group and whnoping cough II Is
uncqualcd by any other. II always
druggists.
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NEW YORK. Sept. s.-POllceman
Patrick o'Keete. attached to the East
One Hundred and TweHty-slxthi street
station. was shot through the head and
chest to-day by Michael FARRELL, In
Farrelll's saloon, n notorious dive on
Second avenue. o'Keefe Will die.
FARRELL was arrested after n long chase
by O mob OF several thousand people
and a desperate fight.
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The VIII Gutmans yesterday defeat
ed the Detweller Grays, score Il to Q.
Batteries, McConkey and Farrell, Mem
kemyer and Carpenter.
The VIII Gutmans will play the Her
man Zwickers on the Tunnel Green
next Sunday at 3 p, m.
The Harvest Stars challenge the Id
Belle Mustard Cutters for game next
Sunday at 8 a, m. on the Terminal
Or0fin5a
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q EALED PROPOSALS WANTED.

Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state OF West Virginia, at Charleston, In
accordance with drawings and speciica-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chitect, will DO received until o'clock
D. m, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
September a. 1899, at which time all pro-
pogals will DO opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at the Senate Chamber. in tho Capt.
toll, between the hours OF 9 and 1880 a. m.
and 2 and 5 p. M. Thursday, August Il,
and every day thereafter, except Sundays.
until September II. Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check for
per cent OF the amount OF proposal ten-
dered. as q guarantee that the bidder will
furnish bond for % per cent Of amount Of
propoSRl and enter into contract with
me Board OF Public Works for the con-
stTuction OF the building. Upon failure
OF successful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract, the cheek submitted
state, All checks VIII be retained until
stcceEsful bidder furnishes bond and en-
terE into contract; after which the checks
m nil bidders will be returned to them.
Printed specifications may be had Of Sec
retary OF tho Board. Proposals must be
on the blank to DO had Of the Secretary
Address f I ali communications regarding
dFRwInEE and specifications to Harrison
AlbrIVht Architect, Charleston. W. Va. (:
make certified checks payable TO the order
OF the State treasurer and address all
proposals 20 the undersigned, marked on
outside Proposals for Annex
al P'0POS"4' WI. N. O. DAWSON,
Secretary Board OF Public Works
Charleston. ". Va. August :: lSss: AUG
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CAPE HAYTIEN, Sept. S.-Gen, Juan
Isldro JIminez. the revolutionary aspI-
rant to the presidency Of the republic
OF santo Domingo, lefs Caimanera yes
terday on board the George s. croIz for
Baracoa, from which point he will pro-
coed to Port Au Prince and then to
Puerta Plata, where he Is lrnpatientlS
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stclzer mud Cnrl To.nIpht.

This evening Mt the Drovers' Home
club rooms, North Benwood. Buck stel-
yer. OF Columbus, auA George Carl, OF
Benwood, meet in n scheduled twenty
round glove contest, but II VIII be sur
prlsinE II II goes the limit. rs both
boxers lose no time in milking things.
Hughey Arnold, Oscar Gardeners
trainer. will likely be tho referee, There
VIII be two good four-rOund prGiimina-
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other Inter.strtc Gamcs.

At Toledo. First game. RHE
gSiisSn.ld i'd: .:..$ 3 ! : ] 2S&G ! :
notwithstanding and Arthur; DOIan
and Beville.
At Toledo. Second game. RHE
Springfield ..,......0 2 / 0 2 0 as s .
Battcries-catss and Arthur; DOlRn and
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STOLEN baAeI, Wh1Ien, CFaWIeyl FTnnk.
Two-base hits, DobbH, Lyons Riemnn,
plays, Knal to Middleton: LeGhy to Ly.
one. Struck out, By Glpatrink /: by
StTanR I. Bases on balls, by fitzpatrick
2. Time, i:i9. Umpire, CoiSpn.--
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annnnEE A PTfzzI .ER

CHICAGO, Sept S.--sudhoH was hard
81. Louis found Cogari very easy and bat
ted him all over the field. Attendance:
Chicago 40 90 OO0o-i q Z
st. Louis 80 0 10 / II vi Is !;
Earned runs, st. louis T. Time. 1855
umplres. o,pay and McPonald. Batteries
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BE sure and use that old and wcii-trlcl
remedy. Mira, Wlnsl0ws Soothing
Syrup, for children ttelhing. Il soothea
tho child. softens the gum, allays al
remedy for diarrhoeR, Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle, mW&e
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Stolen bases, Miller. Crlwley. Whalen,
Frank 2. Sacrifice hits, Crawley, Middle
ton. Two-bAse hits, Lyons. Lyle, khau,
StrnnR, Leahy, WhRlen. RlemAn. Three
base hits, Donahue, Donnelly. Struck out.
by whissen .; by Pastorius l. Bases on
balls. by WhisSen 2: by PRstorius {. Hit
by pitcher. by Whlssen ]. Passed ball,
Crnwley. Time, hours. Umpire, Colgan.
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ALEXANDRIA, Sept. S,-His holl-
ness, Pope sophroHIus. patriarch OF the
orthodox Greek church OF Alexandria,
Lydia, Ethiopia and all Egypt, died to-
day nRed 103
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YEsTERDAY's CANES.
ST. Louis 5, Chicago 2.
LouiBVille {. Cincinnati d
Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 1.
SATURDAYS CANES.
Pittsburgh I, New York ].
PittEbnrRh 4, New York o.
Philadelphia u. Cinelnnau7.
Louisville q, Warrington 4
Boston 5, Chicago .,
st. Louis s, Baltimore 4.
to-DAY's GAMES,
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn
Washington at Philadelphia
PittSburgh at Chicago.
Louisville at 81. Louis.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The wheeiingR play n Labor, Dry en-
Gagement in Toledo to-day, games be-
ing scheduled for both morning and
evening. PaFyin and either Poole or
Wells Will be on the slab for the StO-
gies. and II II supposed that Ferguson
and Wlltse or Butler will pitch for the
Toledos. Wheeling ought to take at
least one Of the two contests, for the
three Toledo pitchers named are the
ones with whom the local hltterS have
found II comparatively easy to do bus
incss. II Is not likely those two Stun
bling blocks. Gates and Ewing. Will fig-
tre. as they pitched the two games OF
Sunday against the sprlnghelds.
The stogIes kept UP their good work
yesterday by winning one OF the two
ghmcs with Dayton, and with StTang,
hef" why Parvin. whose turn II was
70 pitch, was not used. Perhaps Lytle
Ma8 keeping him for the Toledo en-
BnEemcnt to-day.
~: saturday was day Of glory for the
MheeliTg 'fans." the locnl team win
TlnE In two great contests from the
te.eaos The firgt was apparently lost
nh,iI some luck, costly errors by the
Ioiedos. unstendy pitching by Wlltse
ma corkiRg two-bnRger by Denny"
Lyons allowed the home team to tic the
F,,nre IN the sixth inning. Then Gilks
changed pitchers, Ferguson being sub
aututed. and the stoRies proceeded to
YIN out 10 the delight Of the crowd OF
LOO fans In the second game. four
runs were scored by the home tenn In
me third Inning, lead that the Tole-
nos could not overcome. Until the
htnth inning arrived the StOgIes had
made but two hits on Butler. but In
me ninth two more were made. bring
ing Ia another run that wna not need
co. Although seven hits we're made m
ioole. he pitched the stcndler and bet
Ter game.
Denny" Lyons IL worth his weight
IN gold and IN undoubtedly the best
r'leker Wheeling hHg ever had md In
itl1lng he ~ there or therenbnuts
around second bag, His twO-baggcr
~ the first game Saturday. with the
bases full could not have come moro
upp0rtunely. scoring, as II did three
r11R, within one Of enough TO tic the
nnorc. and half minute later Pooles
~ which Ewing mufIed. brought In
Lyons with the tleing run. Good boy,
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Is envlcd by all poor dyspcptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out at ocder, All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life pllls, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives q splendid appe-
tie, sound digestion and regular bod
great energy. onlg % cents at any drug
store.
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Denny" some OF these major league
fellows viii be after you II you keep
up your present guilt.
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YICTORY AND DEFEAT.

~ NE111 ah1NH9 FIT FIT
CINCINNATI, Sept. s-The Reds lost
the FIRST game because they played stupid
ball. In the second the Wanderers made
them hustle to win. Scores:
First game. RHE
Louisville - : : Q i S-7id j
Batteries. Hahn and Wood; Cunningham
and thinner. Earned runs. Cincinnati 2;
Louisville 2. Time, 2:20. Umplres, Carney
and Latham. Attendance. 5000.
Second game. RHE
Cincinnati 80 o IO2OO "a q /
Cleveland .......,O 0 0 o / o o VI 8 ?
Batteries. Breltenateln and woOdi Rnop-
per and McAllister. Earned runs Clncin-
natl 2; Cleveland /. Time, 1:SO. Empires,
latham and Gaffney.
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WHEELING STEEL &
TRON CnMpANY
Proposals..

CoVERNBiENT PROPERTY AT AUC-
" TON sALE-There Will be sold at st.
Asaph's. Va. (between Washington and
Alexandria, Val THURSDAY, SEPTEM-
Der, Il, 1899. AT TEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
and continued from day 10 day until sale
Is completed, about 90 heavy draft horses,
10 fine mares, 800 to 400 mules Surplus no
longer required for servicel, So horses, 8
mules Il. c., II wagons, 2a6 sets harness
and other supplies and eguipaRe. lnform1-
PARSONS, A. q. n. Vols. Up. o. Alex
andFIa VaN Rei.mW&f
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ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Tread. Good. Big. Cheap.
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelhgencer
DAYTON, o., Sept. 3.-The Old Sol
dIers and stogies divided honors In an
exciting double-header here to-day.
The first game was a runaway for the
locals. whissen could not puzzle the
Old Veteran batters in the, least, while
Pastorius kept Lytie's mpnsat bay.
With one or two exceptions he had tho
visitors at his mercy. strang pitched
the second game, Poole taking his
place In left field. strang did decidedly
well as a twirler. The stogies backed
him UP with faultless support, and by
punching hits on fitzpatrick in the
eighth inning won the game. 1t was
the quickest contest ever played on the
home grounds, requiring but one hour
and ten minutes to complete It. Score:
FIRST GAME
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CHEAPER than YOU Gun blke.
Wheeling BRkery's plg Bread.
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asqi&Mm
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SME.

A ,vo-story brick and frame addition.
Lot Is feet 8 inches by about 40 feet o.
west side OF Main street, doors n9rth
Of Eighth street Only $3.50 this week
Large and desirable building sues "
ground. site cannot he beat for resi-
AN 4 dne and cheap building lot on Lind
St 4 ?ss-foot By IsO-fOot lot on Eighteenth
street, With brick DWELLING on alley,
f' TRIs is all desirable property and an
so.fsot BY ioS-sSot lot eorasF TASTY
fourth and ChRpllne streets. part OF AZ
on 1t, win be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER 6 co.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets
Telephone 6tI.
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n H MIEFl IN.

sptclu 4eLN1. No . Lss..ssa.A s.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

"WAY DOWN EAST TONIGHT.
Way Down East, which will be play
ed at the Opera House to-right has just
finished an engagement I'm Washington.
and this is what the Post Of that city
said about IT,
"A simple story Of simple pathos. dis
regarding the elements Of dramatic sur
prises, seeking It's well-spring In the hui
man heart and drawing It's inspiration
from mln's wrong-doing and woman
sorrow. the whole blended with the
characteristics OF a rural life that Illus
trates the rigor OF a Puritan religion. but
is touched with the softening influence
of human mpathy-such are the marks
CT Way Down East as it was present
ed at the National Theatre to very
large audience last evening. Perhaps not
wonderful play. judged by the stand
ard cf latest Partisan product. but a
neart-story slSetched in bold characters
that appeal to something deeper than
the intellect alone.
"1he play has been seen I'm Washington
before. but the large audience present az
the cpcaing night Indicated that it had
gained rather than lost In popular APP
I prevail I nNuEA hitNN lN aNuitN lidA NA-
same colors as "The Old Homestead" 70
possesses a far deeper underlying senti-
ment. In this case it Is the story Of a
homeless girl, a complete stranger who
! finds an asylum at New England farm
house, where the Scriptures are the daily
guidance Of the men and women. Amid
these surroundings she seeks to obliter-
ate the past. that Of a woman betrayed
and abandoned. Time, however. reveals
the truth, after tho son OF the stern old
farmer has lost his heart to her. She
repels him. With the revelation OF hel
past comes expulsion from her last ref
uge She is driven into the cold by the
inexorable edict Of society, to suffer fol
a wrong Of which she is morally guilt.
less. But love conquers, and as the wo-
mans innocence is revealed, two lives
are welded into happy union