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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
BRIEF NOTES.

C. S. Flaherty, of Marietta, was an
arrival in the city yesterday.
C. Springer, of GAINESVILLE, and w.
E. Coburn, of GAINESVILLE, registered
at the Anderson yesterday.
E. S. Dreamer, wife and daughter.
of st. Clairsville, were the guests OF
friends in the city yesterday.
l.. E. Holroyd, of Steubenville, was a
guest yesterday at the Globe.
The exterior of Armory hall has
been given a fresh coat Of paint.
Repairs and improvements are being
made to quite a number OF buildings
in the Fourth Ward.
The members of the Good Templars
Lodge are making preparations for an
entertainment to be given some time
in the near future.
The congregation Of St. John s
Church have purchased two lots Of
ground adjoining the rectory on
Guernsey street. The ground is to be
used for building purposes.
William Rinker is lying seriously Ill
of blood poison at his home.
Miss Bessie Baske, of Cleveland,
has arrived in the city and taken
charge of her new duties as trimmer
at Mrs. M. M. Dieckhoff's millinery
store.
Five adjoining lots in Horns addi-
ton have been purchased by John
Blair, John Amber and Howard Pen
dry. New buildings are to be put up
on the ground during the spring.
]. w. Oberman, who recently retired
as a clerk at the c. & P. office, to ac-
cept position at the c., L. & W. Office,
has been presented with fine rocking
chair by the C. & P. force, as a token
of the esteem in which he is held by
the employees.
The Twentieth Century Club was
charmingly entertained last evening,
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinney, at their
home on Guernsey street in the Fifth
Ward.
Quite number of the members were
present and an enjoyable social time
was spent generally. Card-playing
was one of the chief features of the
evening At the conventional hour
refreshments were served.
Prof. Lillers' Male Chorus held a
meeting at the U. P. Church last even
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
The flag at the Catholic school build
ing is at half mast owing to the death
of Bishop Watterson.
The solemn requiem mass held at
ST. Johns Church yesterday morning
at nine o'clock for the late Bishop
Watterson, was attended by a very
large congregation. Rev. Father
Wehrle, rector of the church, Rev.
Father Weigand, of Bridgeport, and
Rev. Father Read, of Benwood, Official
ed. The service was an impressive
one. The mass was sung.
The Pultney Township School Board
met on Monday and organized by elect
ing Robinson Workman, Jr.. as Presi-
dent. A number of screens to cost
about 5000, were ordered for some of
the school buildings and other routine
business was transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
OUT ON A STRIKE.

Calumet, Mich, April 1S.-Three
hundred employees of the Tamarack
and Osceola Stamp Mills are still idle
as the result of the strike which be-
gun yesterday. These two companies
raised their mems wages from one to
ten per cent, but did not make uni
versal increase Of ten per cent, as did
the other copper companies. The mills
ars nlnssd down to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

What is it worth to save half
the work and all the seam Of
wash-day?
Fels-Naptha soap: Sc Your
grocer returns your money if
you don't think it does that.
Esh I ca al.s. PAnaaalphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
HEARING TO-DAY.

Information was received from the
Spencer Insane Asylum yesterday that
an official inquiry into the DR.. Hissom
case would be held at that institution
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

lookout for NO L." and care nothing
whatever for the public service.
Municipal ownership-yes, as soon as
possible! But under the present re-
gime-neyer! That would be going
from bad to worse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

Remit 81 check. money order s. regis
tered letter. The government viii not
be responsible for money enclosed in
an ordinary envelope and sent through
the mails. The postal authorities warn
the public against using the mails for
the transmission Of money except in
the way described above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

Spain, forced to economize calls her
new representative at Washington, the
Duke de ARGOS, minister instead of
an ambassador. And this on. top of
Uncle Sans gift of s20,O0OO00 and the
taking off her hands of an expensive
war in the Philippines!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
HE ENDORSES PERUNA.

Clarksburg Mail.
A little boy in the public school at
Charleston, who it seems knows our
Governor. upon being asked what the
floral emblem Of the State was, replied
that he didn't know, but thought it
va reruna.''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

Our troops are having time getting
the Filipinos to stand still long enough
to have the Presidents proclamation
read to them. How would it do to en-
ploy wireless biography?
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Persistent advertising
Brings Success.
NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERs
Changing Place of Residence

Subscribers to the Daily and sunday Reg
lister W no have changed their place of resi-
denee, will confer Il favor on the manage
n. ent, il for any reason they Tan TO receive
their paper, by calling up the ONCE by
phone or calling in person. Phone 9O7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

The Board of Education at their reg
ular meeting at the Central School
building transacted the following bust
ness: Bills amounting to $56.46, hav-
ing been approved, were ordered to be
paid; the report of the Library Com
mittee, showing that some necessary
books had been ordered for the library
was received, and a communication ad-
dressed to James T. Kelly, the retiring
President, and expressing the regret
of the members of the Board at his
withdrawal as a member, was read
and adopted as the sentiment OF the
Board.
The old Board then adjourned, after
which the new Board was called to
order and Messrs. r. Johnson and
George Kellar, the newly elected mem
bers were sworn in. Th new Board
organized by electing the following Of
fcers: President, J. H. Hoffman;
vice-President, Robert Johnson, aaa
Clerk, Robert Lichtenberger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

DIED.

LEWIS-On Monday. April Il. 1893. at
Washington Lewis. in her Goth year.
Funeral from the family residence. $50
McColloch street, Wednesday at 2:3o p. NJ
Interment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends
of the family invited.
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The man with the wheel has the
"bulge" on the community these days.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Two men of good personal APP
pearance. Apply at once $50 Market street
aplSet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
HELP WANTED.

WANTED for dining room. general
makers. factory work, etc. Male COOK.
hotel porter, tailors. solicitors: Boys toc
stores and factory work. WHEELING
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, l6oS Market ST.
de1ec
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MORE TROOPS Krou1RED.

MORE TROOPS REQUIRED.
What do the administration polite
ians propose to do with the Philippine
situation?
The truth haa HAally Aaue osat H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

The Pair aud Festival Closed -meet.
81 School Board Other News.

The fair and festival which was
opened at Armory hall last Tuesday,
under the auspices of Bellaire Lodge
No. 419, B. p o. Elks and Heathering-
toms band, was brought to very sue
cessful close last night. The affair
was attended each night by large
number of the members of the organi-
cation and their friends and neat
sum of money was derived from the
sale of articles in all the departments.
Last night pleasing musical and
literary programme was rendered and
dancing was INDUCED i'll to some ex-
cellent music furnished by an orches-
ira under the direction of Prof. c. J.
LaRoche. The closing feature Of the
affair was an "All Nation canoe and
cake walk, which was INDUCED in by
all present. Those having the fair and
festival in charge, are deserving OF
considerable credit for their well ap-
piled efforts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
FoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
-STOCKS
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co
LaBelle Iron Works.
wheeling Bridge Company.
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Wheeling Railway Company.
First National Bank of BelIaire, Ohio.
CRYSTAL Class Company.
Geo. r. TAYLOR Co.
bonds
Whitaker Iron Company
wheeling Stamping Company.
Town of Salem.
ohio River Railroad Company.
Mcnongahela River Railroad (CoaD Co.
Moundsville, Benwood & Wheeling Ry co.
Tin and Steel Stocks bought and sold
direct on Stock Exchange.
Howard HaxIcft,
Stocks. Bonds and Investments,
Exchange Bank Building.
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aBl)sslins Register
CHARLES il. TANEy. GENERAL MANAGER

The REGISTER, embracing its several
VTheeiinr. w. Va, as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Clerk Office
Board of Commissioners of Ohio County,
April {, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until the Goth instant at 10 a. m, for
the following county work. to be done
during the present year. upon the roads
named
Matchmaking as follows:
TRIADLPHIA DISTRICT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE-Fine brick dwelling on Four
teenth street. i offer my residence No.
10 Fourteenth street, for sale. Possession
and terms to suit purchaser inquire of
L. Il. McLain, Dental and Surgical De-
pot, City Bank Building mon, wed.fri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-19

| r OR ALL SKIN ERUPTloNS try Or.
Seotts Magnetic Ointment. Cures &C.
zema, letter, salt rheum boils and all skin
Complaints. Sold by VIM. Menkemeller.
Price. % cents. apSeodb
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-13
Taxes and
~ ~

Mayfeld's Subdivision of Lots 81 and So, Pho
neer Real Estate and Building Society's
Subdivision St Paul
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JOURNAL DIES DEFEATS
On the Franco-American Reciprocity
Treaty.

On the FrAnco-Amerlcan RECIPROCITY
Treaty.
PARIS, Dec. 24.--Thc Journal Des
Dcbats. in the course of n long article
fayorlng the Tranco-Amerlcan reel
proclty treaty, says;
"Some are opposing the treaty be.
cnuse they have become the dupcs of
English newspapers. which are spread
ing the idea that the United States are
only a branch Of Great Britain, The
Americans. however, have affirmed
their determination to be Independent.
President McSlnlcy's message showed
their ability to discntanglc themselves
from English embraces when they be-
come compromising
AS for ourselves. until there IN some
proor TO the contrary, We must regard
The Americans as our allies and
friends Their conclusion OF treaty
with us was n friendly act aud must be
considered ns such, our only desire
should be the ratification by our own
chamber OF deputies and the American
senate OF an agreement 30 Slgnllcant
and precious for tho maintenance Of the
traditional relations between the two
countries"
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BOWLING.


Averages in the Music Leagna to
date are follows:
Stuart Falsk. Colts. IS. 17s; Stevenson,
Tom Moores, %, III: w. Wilhelm, Lem
OK, IS, III; C. RAIDER. Colts, 80, Iii:
Kpoke, Tom Moore, .. III: Campbell.
Tom Moore, ., 40; Handy. Coils, "a,
1sg: Emblem, Colts, 30, 1853; e. Bearley,
Crescents, 20. 1877: WeItzel, Tom Moore.
Il, 1914; HandIan. Tom Moore, Is, 1872;
Marschner, Tom Moore. 81, 161; Blck-
meyer, Colts, IS, 100; Nolte, Tom Moore,
9. 100; Cochran, Tom Moore, "a, 1853;
Beuter, Crescents. "a. 1853: c. Modar,
Ienox, 81, 15s; Reed. Colts, "a, 157: A.
Meyer, crescents. G. l57; Henning, Au-
dItors, IS, 151: GIlker. Colts. "a. 1855;
King, Crescentsi 80, 1853; CASTOR, cres-
cents, 80, 1853; F. Wells, Lenox, 81, 152:
Norteman, Daisies, "a, 1852; Clayton.
Daisies. 6, 152; CorodOna, Crescents, 6.
1872: Bosley, Tom Moore. IL, ISL; P.
Wilhelm, Sanatel, SO, $50; Fugate, Dais-
les. 80, 100: Detweil:r, NOrteman. IS.
14S; Hores, Pelicans, IS, las; sadIer.
sAnatel, "a, -147; Turner, Tom Moors,
To- 1Is; Hamilton, sanatel. g. 145; j.
RAIDER, sanatel. Is, 144; f. sonderman.
sanstel, %, 14S: witthuhn. Buckeyes,
q, tl3;. junkens, Pelicans, 81, l4S; H.
Welt, Lenox, a. 1913; L. Meyer,
orItnts, q, 142; Frazier, orIents, 81, al;
plsaer, PelIcans, %, 14l; thinner, Peli-
cans. L, lA; Pleper. orIents, 90, al:
Crdmbacker, crescents, 9. 141; A. Mar
tlp!! Daisies. 9. 14l; L. Modar orlents,
80, III; Baker, Crescents, Is. 141; Beck
ets Auditors, IL. 14O; Wood, Pellcans,
1910; Frohme. PelIcans, 9, 14O: Alex
asder, Auditors, IL, 40; Fette, Daisies,
ey14o; H. Benrley, Crescents, Is, 1888;
worls, Pelicans, 0, 1873; Coleman, Cres-
cents, 10. 1876; Hannah, Lenox, q. 1856;
Hanes, Daisies, %, 1856; Martl, orients'
& LIS; Joe Yahn, sanatel. 30. 1876; Ed
wards, Buckeyes. "a, 1884,; Whitehouse'
orlents, Is. 1871; Ross, Buckeyes, 6, 1870;
Bremen, Auditors, 6, 12S; Mccahon'
Lenox, 81, 126; Wilson, Auditors. 49,
127: Haberlln, Blckmeyer, q, 1876; Bar
tholomew, Daisies, q, 1874; Mccullough
Auditors, 9, 11s; Roeder, Buckeyes, e.
11S; Dawson, Daisies, u, ITO.
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"a Guilty Mother"

"A good woman's love redeems the
world" is the key to the plot and story
OF the original emotional drama, IA
Guilty Mother" which will be present.
ed at the Grand Opera House the last
half OF this week. This is without
doubt one OF the most elaborate scenic
productions ever seen on the American
stage. The cast is also one Of the
largest and strongest the piece has ever
had, and includes such well known
players as Miss May Wilson, Adelyn
Wesley, Dorothy King, Emily Greene.
Fannie Gonzalez, Harriet Booth. Har-
nv Dirsoole. Alfred Rowland. Martin
Fuller. Gustave Wallace, Edward DRv-
export, L. w. Browning. James Kyrle
McCurdy. Albert CardIcal, Harold NJ.
Shaw and several others.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MY Friend From india" having for
It's principal character barber, will
be introduced at the Opera House this
afternoon and tonight. 1t ran for
two hundred nights in New York to the
capacity of Ho, is Theatre. The story
is quite simple, and concerns the de-
slrcs of Kansas City pork.pacSer
to ente. society through the means OF
an Innocent barber. who happens.
through force OF circumstances. to be
thrown in his way by having met the
pork packers son spree the night be-
fore, and by the sons clever scheme in
palmlng him on on his father as
great theosophIst. There are three
acts in the play, and the fun RACES fast
and furious from the beginning to the
end.
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: Individual averages are as follows:
Emblem. X. X. X. IL, $50: RAIDER All
AiIkes. 50. ia; Campbell, Wheeling. 81
10: KreuEer. All Rooters, 3, 10: stew
enson. Wheeling. 80, lS9; Brown, NNheei :
ing, 2, 1859: CASTOR, Emigrants, q, 1851
Nolte. All AlIkes q, lG5; C.. Fette, Deco
las, 10, 1863: Weitzel. Wheeling. ~ w
Knoke. Wheeling, 80. l62: BalZer, All
Alikes, 70. 1862; MaTschner: MhSelluls y;
49, 100, Turner, Wheeling, 80, l6g' hF9it'
All hooters. 30, 1850; Handy. h. Is. H.
70 159: II Rearly, EmIgryantg, is. 1883;
Franz. Emigrnnts, 80. 1853; Modar, Deco
las. Is. 1853: Evans, X X. X. 49, lob;
Cochran, All AlIkes. q. l5S; Sonnefeld'
X. X, X, 30, l57; Brash, All Rioters. 3
LIZ: NcElroy. K. X. X. 20. lb6; Arndt'
All Nlikes, is, 1856: Carenbauer, Wheel
ing. 3, 1876; Hankman, X. K. K, 80. 100;
T'sselton, Rough Riders, IL, loo; Jun
kens, Rough Riders. IS. 1853: G. Norte-
man Oceoias. q, 1853; Jones, OsceolaS.
II. l53: L, Bearley, Emigrants. u, lb2
Brash, All Alikes. u. 152; Maru, All
hooters, 30, 1852; Reed. Rough Riders. g.
ISL; Rahr, All Altkes. 80. Isl: Pretty
man, EmIgrants, IL, Isl; A. Fette' Deco
las, Il, 15i; Gray. oceolas, Is. $50; Bells
wlnGer, Emigrants, 80, l5Oi Auner'
Apoilos, 3. $50; Miller. Kissing Bugs
70, li9; Henderson, Kcnmores' TO- lt,;
Ross, Kenmores. IS, N1; PlanKey' Al
hooters, &c, 147; Beckett, Rough Riders
49, lA6; stein. kissing BUGS. 32. l45;
Long, Kissing Bugs. q. l45; Worls.
Rough Riders, ~, l44; carp. kissing
Bugs. is, ia; Shnfer, Emigrants. 81
ia; Nolte, Oceolas. G. l42: BeuteTT'
Oceolas. 0, 142; Hall, All Rioters, g.
li2: Brett, Apollos, 81. IA; Bohn' Ken
mores, 30, 14i: King, EmigrnntS, 3: lAO;
Falck, Oceolas, Q. 40; Kemple, Emil
grants. 30, 1870: Ebellng. All Rioters. a.
los. Drum, Kenmores. IS, 1877; Cardonnaa'
OccoIas, Q, 1877; Rahr, kissing Bugs, 81,
1876. Springer, kissing Bugs, q, 1856;
Bernhardt, kissing Bugs, 9. 1885; Cloudy
III RIOTERS. 2. 1856; Wasmuth, Apollos'
o. IG3; Crimson. Apollos. q, 1873; Rahr'
Kenmores, u. 100: Beiswlnger. Ken
morcq. 10, 1879: Wagner, Kenmores' -
IL: Moody, Apollos, is, 127; Kahn, Apol-
los, "a, 1924; Fink, Apollos, 0. 1913; RilS'
Apollos, IS, 1923: Howard, Kenmores' u
100; Brandt, All Rioters. 9, III; Wilson,
Rough Riders, 9, 10I.
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The Virginia had nice trip out Of
the upper river yesterday.
The Keystone State passes down for
Cincinnati tomorrow at n. m.
The marks at p. M, Sunday, show
ed 70 feet inches and falling. Wealth.
er. cloudy and colder, with snow fur
rIes,
The second coal fleet passed down
yesterday. as follows: Charles Clark,
noon; Adele. II n. M; I. N. Bunton
No. ., ! p. m; Alice Brown, Stella
Morcn. p. M. W. W. o'Ncill, s p. m.
Up with emptIcs, Volunteer, p, M.
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"a Rnchelor,s Honeymoon.',

There are honeymoons and honey
moons, but the llvelIest honeymoon
tina. has come to the public notice late
" is John Stapleton's breezy farce. "a
Bachelors Honeymoon" which will be
presented at the Opera House next Sat
urday matinee and night by Wnrde &
sackett's comedians. "a Bachelors
honeymoon" commenced originally ut
Hoyt's Theatre. In New York City, and
kept the great metropolitan public in
n happy humor for number OF weeks.
1t has also beer seen in Philadelphia,
Chicago, Washington, Detroit and
various other points Of the south. east
and west, and has always been highly
praised by the press and public. and
always played to very large business.
AS a laugh maker. "a Bachelors Hon
eymoon" is unexcel'ed, and is strongly
recommended as an antIdote for the
blues.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.
The funeral Of Charles Branum took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
from his late residence. corner OF How
ard and Whitley streets, and was
largely attended by friends of the de-
ceased. Rev. j. S. Secrest, Of the First
NJ. r. church, and Rev. ]. A. Donahey,
OF the Presbyterian church. otticiated.
The interment was at Weeks ceme-
terry,
The second and last performance Of
Queen Esther" was produced at the
Opera House Saturday night, before n
fair sized audience. which was thor
oughly satisfied. A number from Mar
tins Ferry attended,
Frank wigglnton. private in the
regular army, is visiting relatives IN
this city. having obtained a weeks
leav Of absence.
Cheops Council Of Orlentals Will give
n dance at the opera house to-day,
commencing Mt y. m. and continuing
until midnight.
Miss NIadge Turner has returned
from months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Franzell, at Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Giffen arc
spending the day with Rev. G. c. Gif-
fen. at Hanover, Ohio.
The postonice will observe the follow
Ing holiday hours to-day: to 10 a.
m, and 6 to p. m.
A dance will be given at Donley's
hall, this afternoon and evening, from
p. m. until 2 n. m.
Charles Clayland. of Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF his brother, Robert, in
Kirkwood.
DR.. ]. X. Hunter Is spending the day
with relatives at Uhrichsville.
Miss Alice Cox has as her guest Miss
Lois Henthorne, of Salem.
Miss Jessie HiIlyer is home from Mt,
Union college at Alliance.
George Bresock is visiting relatives
In Pittsburgh to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Sharp are visiting
relatives at Irondale.
Charles Enlow is down from Mlngo to
spend Christmas
Contractor Berry is visiting relatives
at Powhatan.
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Gardiner and MCGOWAN.

Terry McGovern and oscar Gardner
have boon matched to meet In twenty
five round bout at the Broadway Atm
l..o club, on March 2, This contest
has been hanging tlre for some time.
and no doubt would have been arranged
many months ago had It not been for
the poor health Of Gardner. who has
he"n suffering from malaria for come
lime
Paddy Sullivan, manager for Gard
her. feeling confident that his protcgc
witt soon recover from his sickness, had
talk with Sam Harris, McGovern's
manager, Saturday, who quickly
agreed 10 meeting with GRrdn"r
hDs old time condition this should prove
tho contest OF the age.
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FOOT BALL.

A football game is scheduled for this
Afternoon. at tn, Island ball park, be-
tween elevens representing the Madl-
sons and the Rough Riders, the latter
the bicycling organization. While It
has no ofIiciai sanction, the promoters
say the game is for the benefit Of the
Doddridge sword fund. Thera is some
good material in the lineup, but many
Of them are new to the senior ranks.
The weather Indications are against
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" Kidnnpped in New York"

Mr.. Barney Gilmore will he seen at
the Grand Opera House the first half Of
this week as Mr.. Dooley the Irish de-
tectlve. in the comedy drama, "Kid-
mapped IN New York" The play is by
Howard Hall. and he has taken for his
theme the late sensational Kidnapping
Baby Marion Clark that created such
a stir last summer in New York. 1t
is said that there is no star on the
stage to-day whose career has been so
atartlingly successful as that OF Mr..
Gilmore. The play will be mounted
with n set of handsome scenery, and
presented by an excellent company.