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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-09

mediate political faction Is not alto
,gether representative OF the real popu.
lar sentiment. II Is now beginning 10
appear that while the whole nation Hc-
cepted the revolution on the taclt un-
derstandIng that the lntoletnble incu-
bus Of party politics would be peFma-
nently removed by securing an Amer
lean protecorate. Jimlnez's party were
really working for his personal inter
estE to the establishment OF which they
nov, purpose. utilizing the victory II they
can compass his constitutional election.
. IN spite Of the growing popularity OF
Gem Horaclo Vasques, the provisional
president, who was the real leader OF
the revolution and Is the hero Of the
hour, the adVlces add tlRt unless the
person elected either adopts the popu-
lar aspirations. as. an alternative, sue
ceeds in giving the country Immediately
an administration combining sovereign
independence with that OF financial sta
billy, industrial progress and complete
internal political freedom to which Il
has 30 long been q stranger, and which
the people are so fully determined to
secure at any cost OF blo0dshed, or even
u partial surrender Of sovereignty. an
other revolution Is sure 10 follow.
In conclusion the ndvlces say that the
foreign interests in Santo Domingo are
watching the developments with the
keenest anxiety.
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ArrnngInc NTntters.

Life: "This fishing trip isn't going to
be success without you" said GIgg-
ton, earnestly, "and 1 hope that you
won't dlsappolnt US"
Whittier shrugged his shoulders with
an air Of careless Indifference II nd
nit" he said, that shall have to arr
range matters with my wife: but ]
haven't been married five years for
nothing, and you can count on me-"
81 knew you would 60" said Glggton,
confidently.
"You can bet on me every time" said
whittier. $50 au revolr, old man. To-
morrow morning at 1880"
Jumping into a car, he passed the
next twenty mlnut.s in arranging his
method Of proced9!e. and one hour later
he sat at the dinner table with his wife
-on his face an expression Of listless-
ness and an unnatural stoop to his ustl-
ally erect shoulders.
'tWhat's the matter, dear?" said Mrs.
whittier. you don't eat anything" !.
whittier smiled feebiy. Nothing"
he said, with half-hearted attempt at
brightness. I'm feeling "A little stale.
that's all. Been working too hard. 1
you do look rather tired said his
wife. II hope you are not going to be
Ill"
"What I need Is a good dose Of fresh
mir. really believe It is necessary.
Come, my dear, we must take day
1--WE? said Mrs. Whittier. you
know It wouldn't do you any good to
have the children, and we certainly can
mt leuye them Mt home"
That's just It," said Whittier, de-
spairlngly. I'm nervous and run down
and they would annoy me, know. But
can't go without you, dear, That
would be out Of the question. / would
not enjoy myself n bit. guess we'd
better not think about IT." So
Mrs. Whittier looked anxious.
you mustn't break down. she said.
"Of course. L"
NO" exclaimed Whittier. II won't
hear OF It. Glggton was urging me to
go on n little fishing trip only today,
but told him no."
when is he going?"
Tomorrow morning. said her hus-
band. "But really, such thing must
not be thought Of. wouldn't leave
you for the world"
His wife smiled.
IT."
Whittier looked at her with stern,
unyieldTng expression. which turned
gradually into one of ucquiescence.
81 don't know but you are right" he
said, ut last. 81 hate to go. but / sup
pose l must look upon It as n question
Of health. I'll write line and send 1t
over to Glggton at once"
ut isn't necessary, said Mrs. Whit
tier.
"why Isn't IT." asked whittier.
because" said Mrs. Whittier, II
saw Mrs Glggton this afternoon"-here
whittier began to look consclous-"and
she told me her husband had already
got your consent"
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HIS Reputation Saved.

New Orleans Times Democrat: "They
tell funny story In the army about
Captain Patillo, the crack shot," said
one Of party of late diners. Accord
ing to the yarn, General Miles and a
high Washington official once visited
n western post where the captain was
stationed, and sent word that they
would like to see little exhibition Of
his skin. Patlllc happened to be quite
sick at the time, but he couldn't very
well refuse. and presently appeared on
the long distance range. He blazed
away, and an Irish sergeant who had
a small flag. What does that meang'
asked the distinguished visitor. ut
means I missed the whole target" re-
piled Patlllo. gloomIly. He tried again.
with the Fpmc result ~ don't know
what's the matter with mel" he eX-
claimed In deep modification. II never
did such work In my life"
at the third shot the distant figure
varied the wigwaEgInR, and the assem-
bled officers npplauded, The signal
meant n bulls eye Thereupon he fired
twenty consecutive rounds, and each
time the flag waved back the news
that he had pierced the inner circle, II
was marvellous record. an unpnrallcl-
ed score; the distinguished visitor was
very gracious In his congratulations
Later on Patlllo, silll bcnminE, met
the marker crossing the parade grounds.
Hello, sergeant, he snid. I wonder
what the deuce made me miss the tar
get those first two RhOts?' Whist!
captain. replied the IrIshmnn. drawing
close. It's divil the tonne yc hit It ut
all, al nll!' Didn't hit II Mt ALL! cried
PntIllo In Amusement; then why did
you signal all those bulls eyes7' Faith,
snr,' said the sergeant, repronchfuiiy
4 knew yer ripytntIon was nt stake.'"
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IIrcsItIent Grant'sG urrestIon.

washington Post; An official who
quite generally knows what he Is talk
ing about was dllating the other after
noon upon the funny hopelessness for
all reasonable purposes Of many OF the
little creeks and rivers for the "im-
proVement" OF which Congress was
asked to appropriate money under the
river and harbor bill.
when Grant was president. said the
,ollcial. "he used to alternately chuckle
and illuminate against the expenditure
Of good government coin for the 'lm-
provement' OF measly little streams
that he himself knew could never be
made ut for any human purpose. There
was Virginlan who, falling to get
Congress to stick In IN appropriation
for the dredging Of little stream down
In his section, finally importuned
Grant In the matter.
LETS see. said Grant musingly. l
believe / crossed that stream In 1854
wasn't lt?'
1.-THE Virginian, who remembered
Grants crossing OF the stream pretty
well. replied atfiTmatlvely.
Look here. said Grant, after u
pause. his face lighting up suddenly
why don't you macadamize IT.
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q EALED PROPOSALS WANTED.

Sealed proposals for tho erection and
completion Of the Capitol Annex for tho
state OF West Virginia, at Charleston; IN
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chitect, will DO received until O'Clock
D, M, Eastern Standard Tins, Thursday,
September u, 1899, at which time all pro-
posals will be opened.
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS may 10
seen at the Senate Chamber, IN the Capl-
tol, between the hours OF . and ll;S0 a. ~.
nnd and Z p. m. Thursday. August II.
and every day thereafter, except sundays,
until September II. Each proposal must
be accompanied by cprtiHcd cheek Tor
2 per cent OF the amount OF proposal ten
derod. as q guarantee that the bidder Will
furnish bond FOR % pcr cent OF amount q
nrnn1sai and enter into Il contract with
mo Bonri OF Public Works for the con-
Str,ietion OF the building, Upon failure
of successful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract. the check submitted
with HIS proposal WI, Dc ioriSiiSd 20 ihs
9ncccssf,ii bidder furnishes bond and en-
tcYs INTO contract; after which the checks
AZ ali bidders will be returned TO them.
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec
retnrV or tho board, Proposals must DO
on the blank 10 be had Of tho Secretary
OF I W. ali communications regarding
drawings and specifications to Harrison
NlbTight. Architect. Charleston, w, Va;
make certified checks payable to the order
~ Tho state Treasurer; and address all
proposals. TO tho undersigned, marked on
outside proposals for Annex"
The right Is reserved to reject any and
MI p'0p''9's' VIM NJ. O. DAWSON,
Secretary board OF Public Works,
Charleston, ". Va, August =. ivy. Rll!
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WLLlsnuRG.
DolneH orProplc In tho Hrnnkc Conn
~ MctrupOIis.

~ Mcirup0liN
Candidates for tho numerous otilees
to be filled next year are already COM
ing 10 the FROM. Among those who are
either aVowed candidates Or are being
talked OF By their friends arc Georse
Strong, John Brown and n ]. Mahan
for Rherift; c. b. Scott and George w.
McCleary, for state senate; ]. =. cree
for house Of Delegates; /. G. Wright,
John c. Palmer, n. A. Chapman ana w.
NJ. Workman for prosecuting attorney;
Ed Smith and Josiah Hawley Tor as
SCISSOR.
The following grand Jury has been
drawn for the October term OF circuit
court: Elisha Craft, ]. D. Brady, Jas
Hukill Henry HlnaEaroth. OF Buhalo
district: Charles Simpson. Joseph
Thompson, L. n. Jacob. T. a. Russell.
John F. Gasmlre, II. G. Carmichael o.
WeIlsburg; Thomas Hunter, 3. w.
Crlss. G. n. Park, David Snyder j. j.
Walker. Cross Creek.
c. B. Reeves Is an applicant for ap-
pointmcnt Gs Census enumerntor TOT.
Gross Creek district, and Is being nu-
merously endorsed by leading citizens
OF the county. He hns very ilatterlns
letter from Congressman Dovener 70
Census Supervisor Harvey w. Harmer'
At meeting Of the lawyers OF Wells
burg for THE purpose Of forming
county tnr association, Prosecuting AZ
torney r. n. Cotton and Mr.. i. A.
Chapman were appointed committee
to draft bylaws for the Govtrnment OF
such an association.
Charles a. Kelly, general organizer
OF the endowment rank, knights o.
PythIas, visited Wellsburg lodge NO. W
Thursday night and Is spending lew
days among the brethren here.
sheriffs clerk, James W. Beard Is
busy getting his tax books In shape LOT
the fall campaign. Already few carry
birds are coming in to settle for their
1889 taxes.
George Carmichael Is developing con-
siderable talent as 4 poet. HIS "ohlo
River Boating Song" published In the
Herald this week is little gem.
The Shakespeare club will hold is
first meeting for the season OF 1879
1900 at the home Of Mrs. z. jacob on
Monday evening.
Misses Blanche Baird and Sue jacob
left yesterday for Lexington. KY 70
attend Hamilton female college the
coming session.
The Pan Handle contempiates double
tracking It's road through Wellsburg'
John Il. Charnock moved yesterday
Into his new building on Main street
j. F. Cree was in New Cumberland
yesterday on legal business.
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MouNpsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
ConntY's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
The Epworth League Thursday night
madeN arrangements with the Central
Lyceum Bureau to have lyceum and
entertainment course here this winter.
The following talent has been secured:
The Park sisters the Ariel lady quar-
tette. OF Boston: John Dewitt Miller;
ey, Ward Beecher Pickard, pastor of
Epworth Memorial church, of Cleve-
land, and Edward Fry, monologlst.
Dates will be arranged soon ana full
particulars given later.
Hon. John W. Nixon. who was para
lived during the session Of the Qegisla-
tIre at Charleston last winter. Is
slowly improving in health. Although
he Is not yet able to go about, he can
feed himself and talk so as to be UNI
derstood by his friends. His many
friends will be GLAD to learn OF this
good news.
The social given by the Christian En-
deavor society OF the Christian church.
at the. home Of Mrs. Pnttee. on Tom
linson avenue, Inst night, wns n great
success. A good sized crowd was pres
ent and all spent the evening very
pleasantly,
The tower on the Central school huild-
ing was struck by lightning at twenty
minutes OF four yesterday morning. as
shown by the town clock. which was
stopped by the shock. No serious dam
age was done, only few slate being
torn loose.
Those who intend exhibiting at the
fair her next week must have their eX-
hIbits entered by Monday evening ut 9
O'Clock, when entries close.
A nile of limestone Ia being hauled to
the east end OF Seventh street. where
the tramps coming to the city VIII De
put to work mapping stone.
wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer VIII
get It for you.
The election OF fire chief, which was
to have taken place last night has been
postponed until next Saturday night.
Messrs. A. ]. and II, h. Riggs, OF
Peasants county, were the guests OF
Guard Riggs at the prison yesterday.
One hundred and thlrty-three people
visited the Reynolds memorial hospital
at Glendale Thursday night.
Iisie Brock has gone to Ford city,
Pa, to accept position In plumbing
shop at that place.
Mr.. George Dufiifield. OF Keosauqua,
Iowa, Is visiting L. L, stidger and FAM
fly on Tenth street.
wheeling Bakery Bread is the lnrges!
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer VIII
get II for YOU
Mrs. Davis and Miss BeulRh Film. OF
this city, are the guests OF Wheeling
! friends.
There was not quorum present and
therefore no council meeting Thursday
night.
H. Fry has been made n special po-
llremAn until after the fair.
w. NJ. Melghen was Mt Falrmont on
legal business yesterday.
Prof. D. T. Williams left for Hannl-
bal. nio Inst evening.
The RlnF's Daughters trolley party
| Tonight.
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Theo. W. Fink & Co.,
Phone 6s7. No. lsO3 Morket ST
SaaRrfaL

q. LAME, Pres. JOS sEYBoLD, Cashier.
]. A. JEFFERSON. Asst Cashier
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mani" asked the bishop. The porteFs
snleker broadened Into laugh.
Amt you done leG' the lady. sahf'
ne chuckled
"Eh?" exclaimed the bishop In sur
prise. Then his eye fell o. the side Of
his travelling bag, which the porter had
Just turned around. There glued to Il
was a wide strip Of white satin ribbon,
on which was painted In large letters:
Married this morning"
The facetiously minded best man Ind
mistaken the blFhOp'B travelling bag
for that Of the bridegroom and chuck
ing Porter ,h worried h iate me ss nlns
Post
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In selecting the fairs you will attend
this yenr, don't overlook the Ohio VAL
ley fair. which will be held ut Mounds
VILE, Sept. Il, IS and Il. Every effort is
being made to make this fair the most
Interesting and enjoyable event OF the
kind In West Virginia. and visitors are
sure to be entertained by racing of n
much higher order than usual In the
Ohio Valley. while the exhibits OF farm
products and fancy work Of all kinds
VIII be n revelation to visitors.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. s.-PIttsbursh lost
the ffrst game in the first inning by ches-
bro giving four bases on balls. followed by
three hits and one error Philippi kept
the hits scattered. The second game was
called In the third inning on account OF
rain. after Louisville had tnitied three
times TO Pittsburgh's none. Attendance,
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To-DAY's GAMES
To-DAY's GAMES.
Fort Wayne at Wheeling. 49, 81.
Toledo at Mnnsieid.
Springfield at New Castle.
Dayton At youngstown.

Yesterdays game between Wheeling
and Fort Wayne was Waterloo for
the Wheeiings, the score being 16.to 3
IN iavOr OF tho HOLSTERS, greatly to the
delight OF our fellow townsman, We
lion Jack Glasscock. resident OF the
Seventh ward, and temporarily locnted
In the Indiana village In the earlier
innings, when Wheeling was leading,
the fans were looking for three straight
from the visiting team, but this hope
went galloplng to the rear In the third,
when the Fort waynes began to pound
Uncle Jake" Wells and didn't let up
on him for u minute thereafter, until
finally Lytle substituted Whissen, who
wasn't much Of an Improvement. For
the visiting team, Cy Swain, fresh
from the banks OF the Tuscaraw2S
pItched the game Of his lie" the Sto-
giles getting only five safe drives on his
puzZllng delivery.
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ept upon his professional care and skill
He feels that his duty demands more
than A mere routine. Stcreotyped interest
In his patients; lie feels that his work IS
n serious matter; that it is often n qucs-
ton Of life and death.
You have my many heart: fslI thank I, Tor
Nfta Claus Nelson, Of Plco Heights Los hnE,,'
r. fai fiox a. In d cordial letter TO DR.. X v
pierce, Of buffalo. n y. Also TOT your DpoS
which received two years age ana when whien 1
i,s,, lad sincr rot Il. had female trouble
and ur Picfccs Fayorie Prescription togetheE
win thr advice glyea IN his book, euted ING oI
i've years sickness thought my days . W,.h
not be long, but Your kiIldueAS uHu i"'N'S'"'
would not LEI me die"
For more than thirty years DR.. Pierce
Inns occuuietl grand and most Unique
nos;tion Tor bcncfiting his fellow beings;
As chief consulting physician o. INC
great lnvaliils' Hotel mud Surgical itsn-
iutc, Of Buffalo. Almost countless thou
gnis have sought his services and adj
vice botl, ia person aud by letter,
"He ia orc OF the best men In the
world" said the late President Garfield,
"npd he Is nj the head Of one OF the best
medical institutions In the world" Or:
picrcc's great thousnnd.plgc illustrated
Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent
free for u une.ccnt stamps to pay inc
bare cost Of mailing, or for handsome
cluil.bouad copy, If.stnmps lie makes
no charge for consultation by mail; ne
only requests that sufferers viii state
Their cases TO him fully, freely aud IN
perfect confidence. Address DR.. 4. v,
Pierce, CO.. Main Street, Buiialo, N. Y.
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NEW YORK. Sept. S.-owen zelgler.
formerly of Philadelphia, but now of
Ealh! Beach, n. Y, turned what seemed
d Be- an inevitable defeat into victory
Tonight before the Broadway Athletic
Club, where he met and whipped his
old-tIme opponent, Charley Burns, OF
Cincinnati. The men had previously
fought twenty rounds to draw. They
met tonight at catch-weights. Burns
had at least ten pounds advantage in
weight and was very strong and ag-
greRslVn
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Some time ago the Peerless BIght,"a
checker organization of Martins Ferry.
came out In the papers with n challenge
to Wheeling checker players The big
Four promptly accepted the challenge.
but the over-the-river people seem TO
have got more than they bargained for
in little preliminary sklrmish. and
have not been heard from for several
days. Usually, Martins Ferry Is
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Two base hits Strang, Babb. swain,
Ictrher ?, Miller. Three base hit. Glass
Geek. Stolen Eages. Lytle, Belden. Double
plays, Leahy to Turner: Hollingsworth 70
Flood 10 Glasscock. Bases on balls; on
Wells g. of Swain { Struck out. by Wells
J. By Wh!ssen ., by Swain .. PASSED. ball.
Eersen. villa pitches. Wells !, Mhlssen !.
Loft on hoses, Wheeling Fort Wayne 9
Time OF game. hours. Umpire, Car
IUthcra.
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SALE OF BONDS
Sealed bids will be received by W. p.
FoWkes, sheriff OF Upshur county, nt
Buckhannon, West Virginia, until 2 o'clock
y. M, October ., 1899, FOR the purchase OF
100000 Of per cent upshur county
bonds, issued for the purpose Of construct
Ing a new'Ncourt house. Ench bond Is OF
the denomination OF 10000, Is dated 0ctO-
Dor /, 1879, with interest, payable annu-
ally, both principal and interest payable
at tho Traders National Bank OF Buck
20 yeRrs, or sooner, at the option OF the
county court, after the lapse OF five years
t' Se!.s S4' u ' j. ]. MORGAN, Clerk.
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ITTTsBURGH


Pittsburgh ..........O 0 30 Q 0 "a
Louisville ...........4 0 0 200 O--i
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 2. Louisville !.
Two base hits. Dillon 2. Three base hits,
ORrlcn aud Rltchcy. Stolen bases. Renu-
mont 2. Clark. Leach. First base on BALLS
"a hall, Williams, Clark, Hlmmor Struck
nut, hy ChpsbFo 2. by Phlllppl l Passed
lall. tiOwermnn. Time Of game, hours
lmplrrs, Mnnassnu and Connolly.
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CHICAGO. Sept. S. -drlfth had much
'6c better support IN n pitchers battle to-
day Both Of ClcvcInnd's errors counted
..r runs, Attendance Nv. scoro:
Chicago .......0 O0IO % 2'.i'-5 c /
Cleveland ,.,p D o % lHO-i 2
lotteries, GFi9lti aud Chance, llughey,
NgAlilator and Duncan Earned runs.
Chicago q Time 81 game, ;J} umplrcs
Lnay and McDOnnlh.
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Furniture and Carpet BNrRnins.
Closing out to quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
Building must be vacated BY january.
FREw'S FURNITURE STORE.
1908 Main street.
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The Best Prescription for Chills
md Fever r. bottle Of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. II is simply iron and
uuinine In tnstclcSs form. No cure
no pay. Price. 60c. tths&w
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At YOUNGSTOWN. i II I:
Youngstown .....l IS Is !
batteries. Carney and LattIreT; Pastor
iuS and Cavfiey. Darkness stopped the
game q the end OF the eighth mating.
At Mansfield - Mansiieid-Toiedo game
postponed en- account OF rain.
Sew CSstle ~ ol4OO 0 OF IN 0
Springfield 10 0 o Ga 6
r-"Or'cz STREET. and Granius: Harper
mud Royilla
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NOT ALTOGETHER LOVELY.

The Popular Demonstration in Do
mingo in Favor of Jimincz Does not
Represent Real Popular Sentiment.
KINGSTON, jam, Sept. S.-DomInl-
can mail advlces Just received here say
that the apparently enthusiastic and
ostensIbly national demonstration pre-
pared in Santo Domingo for Juan lsldro
Jlmlrez, the leader OF the successful
revolution in that country, by General
Imber and the leaders Of Jiminez,s i'm
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The InteIIigencer..
Job Printing Office

The iargcs, and most complete
Job Printing Establishment In
tho city and ono OF the most
extenalvc In the Ohio Valley.
Possesses every facility tor. tho
prompt execution OF all kinds OF
work. from u Neat Card or Clr-
c,ilar 10 Monster Poster. In any
variety o. eoi9ss' az me shor.s 9; !
notice and on the most reasonable
srE and others requiring StorO
HlllH, Public Snlu Bills, etc. Will
md Ii to their advantage to call
Al or address The tnttlllECncoF
Job Printing once.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Two Solid Weeks, commencing Mon
day' Sent 1. John a. Himmerlein's lde-
ais and Howson's Goth Century Band.
Repertoire for the first wePk-Monday
and Tuesday. Saved From the storm.
Wednesday and Thursday The La .II.
Of Life;" Friday and Saturday: In
Matinee prices. 10c and 2Oc. au3I