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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-06
THE STATE FAIR.
The Lighting Test Friday or satur-.
day-A Confetti Bombardment on
Children's Day Being Arranged.
Many Entries Are Being Received.

Many Entries Are Being Received.
The Intelligencer is in receipt OF
many Inquiries as to the time OF the
public test of the state fair electric
lighting arrangements. but Is unable to
give the exact date this morning. but 1t
can be stated that the test will take
place either Friday or Saturday even
ings. Some impromptu races will be
put on. and the four 10000 candle-pow-
err electric search lights will be used
for the first time In illuminating the
track. Doubtless the grounds will be
crowded when the test is on, The In
telligencer will announce the time set
for this novel function, In to.morrows
issue. y. stgFp 4 ]
The committee In charge OF Chill
drcn's Day, Tuesday, held n meeting
last night. and decided to enlist the as
sistance OF 100 to 200 youngsters in n
confetti bombnrdment In front OF the
grand stnnd-this attraction In addition
to the other attractions billed for Chill
dren's Day, which are us follows. a Z.
For boys under fifteen years of age
there will be the following races for
prizes OF 81, so cents and 25 cents. Two
hundred yards Nat race. handicap po-
tato race, laced shoe race, imitation
donkey race, initiation wheelbarrow
race. The last four named races will
be subject to the following conditions:
Orange race-The oranges Will be
placed In pan OF water on top OF q
barrel. The boys must run one hundred
yards to the barrel, take orange In the
mouth without using the hnnds, and
run back to the point OF starting. BOYS
dropping the, orange or touching the
same with their hands will be declared
out OF the race. i &, :. !
Il Laced shoe race-This race IL open
only to boys wearing laced shoes, The
boys must take on their shoes, put
them in barrel. race to the barrel, Sc
lect their shoes, put them on, lace
them UP, and Irnce back TO the point of
starting. The winner must have his
shoes properly laced and tied, or he will
not be given the prize. :, I
Initiation donkey race-Each contest
ant Will be blindfolded, and with anoth-
erfboy on his shoulders. viii be driven
one hundred yards and return. The
driver Will not be allowed to speak TO
the donkey. but Will guide him by taxi
Ing hold OF his ear. !, q ny
Imitation wheelbarrow rnce-The dis
lance Will be fifty yards. a boy Will
mount upon his hands while another
hoy VIII hold his feet from the ground
while the distance Is being covered.
Contestants for the above races will
report to the athletic committee in
front of the judges stand at 0 n. m. a
grand collection of daylight fireworks,
balloons. etc. will be provided to
amusn tho little fellows. N
Entries for the Chlldren's Day races
can be made at ]. c. Stamps store, on
Market street, also on the grounds on
Tuesday before the start OF the races.
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Ideals at the Grand.

1t is seldom that theatre-goers are
afforded the opportunity to witness
such high-clnss productions at popular
prices. as are being given ut the
Grand this week. by the Ideals" The
production Of Northern Lights yes
terday. was revelation to those who
cannot understand how 1t Is possible to
stage such plays at the prices which
are charged. Especial mention Is
merlted by Beatrice Earle and Willard
Mack, who sustain the leading roles,
and who have established themselves
as prime favoritcs with the audiences
at the Grand. The bill for this evening
will be Lost Paradise" which Is said
to be one Of the best In the extensive
repertoire of the company. On account
OF the Bryan meeting tonight the per-
Torrance will not start until o'clock.
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- : i = 3 =
a two months visit with New Martins.
Vile friends. 4 4; n ". 3 {.
Mr.. and Mrs. HArliel Tarbert are smll.
Ing over the arrival OF young son at
their home. ~ ,,..3s
Miss. Myrtle croslerl and Miss tennis
Fox are visiting relatives In New Mar
tinsville. 80 I. e ls.sE ti
Mrs. Arthur Fox iwilllleave in a few
days. for Dayton. Ohio, to visit rela.
tives. i'5 .i5si z,.
81. P. Meyer, n prominent Chicago at.
torney, is calling on friends In this city.
Miss Laura Hammond, OF Mounds.
VILE, is the guest of Samuel Hunter.
Mrs. Harry Bowers, who has been
suffering with 5quinsy, is;recoverlng.
Charles Sprouts and family will visit
friends at.Sherrard to-day.
John Kehoe has returned from %
weeks stay at Pittsburgh.
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OIL clTY-Rivcr 4inchcs and falling.
Weather. clear.
WARREN--River ut low water mark.
Weather. clear and warm. 4
GREENSBoR0-Riv G feet 6 tncheu
and stationary. Wenther, fair and
warm. Woodward and Cherry down
Thursday; Adam Jacobs and Dewey
up ,yi l- "a
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet and
stntionnry. Weather, clcnr and warm.
BROSVNSVlLLE-River feet 6
inchesI Weather, clear. y! m
P1TTsBURGH-I,Ivcr 2 feet md rls-
Ing. Weather, clear and warm. b
STEuBENVlLLE-Iliver 1 foot II
inches and falling. Weather. clear and
warm ~ p * ~ ~ NJ -.l'II
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day in the Town at u,
End of the Bridge.

h 81 $50 ~
A large number OF Republicans con.
gregated at the opera house last even.
ing. To hear the address OF Hon. c. L.
Weems and even n few Democrats
managed to. sneak In to hear a good
talk on. sRcpublicanism.% The address
was. MS Mr.. Wcems addresses always
are, of an excellent nature! exactly 70
the point, and well delivered. A shoI!
business session OF the club was he'd
before the oratorical feast Commenced
Evan Johns, q we'll known Aetna.
Standard roller, died at his home u
Aetnaville, early yesterday. morning,
from complication OF diseases. The
funeral viii take place. tomorrow al.
ternoon ut 2 O'Clock. and the jntermeh'
will be- at Riverview cemetery
A special meeting OF the Knights o.
Pythias was held last evening, az
which time It WINS decided TO attend III
body the funeral of Evan Johns,
Miss Lottie Cox went to Bethany
yesterday, to spend a few days WIN
friendsland attend the fair.
a meeting of the juvenile Good Tenn
plars Will be held at their hall to.t3os.
row afternoon at 3 O'clock! !. Is. Is Z.
Herbert wcodcock has returned from
a two weeks pleasure trip at Mt. clsR-
ems, Mich, = Z.
Miss Lora Barker, OF Uhrichsyllie.is
the guest OF relatives in Kirkwood to'
few days. y 4
A..J. Heinlen and family returned
last evening from a weeks, trip to Ape ll :
M, Mich.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles McConnapGn!
have returned from two, weeks tr'ps0
Mackinnc. 81 y. a IS,
Charles Fisher went to ,AVash'ns.on' .
Pa. yesterday. for a few days, on puss'
ness,
George 5Bresock has returned from .
two weeks pleasure trip at. the lakes
GeorSe'McKee made n business TRIP q
st. Clairsvlllc yesterday. 4
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..AE RIVER.

Tho marks at p. m. Wednesday
showed 2 feet md falling, Weather,
cloudy and cooler. ~
Yesterdays departures We're the Tel
ephone for Matamoras at II n. m. and
the F.A. Goebel for Darlington Mt $3.50
y. m. ii. ss
= To-dny's boats nre the Cricket for
Pittsburgh Mt s n. M. the II. X. Bedford
for. Parkersburg atd1l n. m. and the
Il, A. Goebcl for Clnrinston ut $3.50
d, m, ~ ~ Z. - 5sjfr-i|s w -
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The second day OF the Bethany fair
yesterday. drew a crowd OF about 1000
people. The racing In the afternoon
was very exciting. The feature OF the
day was the address on the issues OF
the campaign by General o. o. Howard.
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Canton Growing.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 5.-Thc cen
sus bureau announces that, the popu'a.
tipn OF Canton. Ohio. Is SO.sSI' -
against 26,lSo in 1890. This Is an NJ
crease OF 44IS, or lille per cent.
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Ex-Represcntative Dies.

4 SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. SEX. Repte,,
senintlvc Grorse Farber, OF the sfeons
Lackawanna district, died at his ho"'
In this city tonight OF heart failure
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A,L1TTLEllfe may be sacrificed 10 ,,,
sudden attack of Group II you S S.ns
have DR.. Thomas 9Eclcctrlc OF! on hs"'
for the emergency
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Sig. Cohen VS.. W. y. Eads. dismissed.
E. ]. Gallahcr ct al, vs.. E. Schopper,
motion for q new trial.
Anna McAndrew's guardian vs.. Klon-
dixie loan office. motion to dismiss set
for September Is. r.
John W. Campbell's administrator vs..
Riverside iron works. trial October'2.
Joseph Markovich's administrator VS..
Charles Robrecht. trial September II.
Frank H. Kitson VS.. Wheeling Rail-
way Company, demurrer.
Julius Costello VS.. George Shorts,
plaintiff asked leave to amend his dec
laration. hi p. 4 =
Robert A. Bottoms administrator VS..
Wheeling Railway Company, demurrer
to amend declaration. 81 &
E. Buchanan vs.. B. K. McMechen,
demurrer.
Louis Zlmmer's administrator VS..
Caroline Meyer, demurrer.
William Bailey & Son VS.. Ross T.
Chew, demurrer.
Arnsteln & Wolff VS.. Harper & Bro.
demurrer. j3s5l
Diehl Manufacturing Company VS.. T.
Reed Mcknight, demurrer.
TIL. Dupree vs.. T. McWarehime,
demurrer. 5 sS-
Commercial Bank VS.. Chew & Lewis.
demurrer. 'ss.
The Guarantee Loan & Trust Com
pany VS.. John H. Cummings. demurrer.
Mary C. Brandon's administrator VS..
S. D. Minor, defendant called.
A. j. Campbell VS.. Minor Clay Co.,
defendant called.
Martin Chisnell vs.. Swift & Co.. dis
missed. ~
J. McWarehimc VS.. J. R. Larue, de-
murrer to the petition. 2.
w. j. Short VS.. Christian PEPPER, trial
set for September 81. Il Il
Dorothy Creiter vs.. Robert AtchIson..
dismissed Mt the cost OF the plaintiff.
In the case OF John H. Egger VS..
Stanton B. Warrlcls. A. G.. Fickeisen
was appointed guardian ad Item for.
James, Jessie. Mary 3and WilhelmIna.
Roberts, and they were made parties to
the above named cause. TX
Before Judge Melvin. In the case Of
Mary c. Brandon's administrator. VS..
S. D. Minor, Judgment was entered for
the plaintiff in the sum OF 1893 Il.
In the case OF ]. A. Campbell VS..
Minor Fire Clay Company and S. D.,
Minor, there was judgment against
the defendants for s1,667 80.
In the case of Emil Wilhelm VS.. Ber-
nard Baer there was q Judgment for
the plaintiff in the sum of 1888 49, "a
Court adjourned until Saturday.
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September Is. !. t.!5 Il III
S. E. Parsons VS.. B. B. Doyener, dis
missed.
John Arbenz.9 ST.. VS.. :Exley. Watkins
Co.. set for trial September 10. y,
w. ]. Colts VS.. George w. Eckhart
and NJ. F. Dryden. trustee. dismissed.
LOUIS Leinweber vs.. lWheellngl& Elm
Grove railway, trial set for September
II. sc lst ~ z:
s Leonard Sellers VS.. L. q = Hallock,
trial set for September rs.
!. Barrett Manufacturing Company VS..
Henry Robrecht, defendant called.
q ~. Trenary VS.. Jennie Welsh, ct al,
trial September?1S. 81 X RI q.
Robert B. Wyatt vs. Henry Helfen-
bine, transferred to part two. Il
G{ Hyde Bros. & Co. VS.. Wheeling G Elm
Grove railway. September 20 for trial.
The state VS.. Henry Shallcross VS..
Franklin 7. Jepson, ct al, demurrer.
A. G. Frohme, VS.. Fergus Whally, de-
murrer. q u. G y{il
Emil Wilson vs.. Bernard Baer,f de-
PENDANT called and he not appearing
judgment was entered against him for
$3.50 80. q e q
Walter G.. Heddicls VS.. Jennie clyker,
set for. trial September 81.
Louis Zimmer's administrator VS..
Elizabeth Atwell, demurrer.
Theodore Mcknight VS.. II. ,Bronstrop,
motion to amend the summons, set for
September 15. p n
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Part ore-Law.

Maria McGannon VS.. City of Wheel
Ing, motion for a new trial set for
September is. Y, y Y: 55,tg;I
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THE3c {, | II DOCKET.

Called Yesterday. on Both Sides
Judges Melvin and Heryey Presid-
ing-other Cases Heard.
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Part one-chancery.

Leonora Reed vs.. George F. Reed,
dismissed; -
Sarah jane Robinson vs.. Frank Rob-
inson, dismissed.
Eliza Bond vs.. Joseph lawson. dis
missed. ri f.
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Y The docket was called 4yesteraays on
both sides Of the circuit court, Judges
Melvin and Heryey presided, as fol-
The times., 1900-12-20

ring in different directions, but on the
whole the tone was strong and much bet
ter than it was on Tuesday. The same
uncertainty as to the immediate course Of
prices is still prominent, but the street
is more hopeful. London was a heavy
buyer again and pushed up prices in a
number of securities. The Morgan-Van-
derbilt clique was also supposed to be
buying its securities, which were the lead
ers again. There was. of course, talk of
the possibility of higher money rates, but
careful people seem convinced that the
large interests which are working for
higher prices will not allow any money
furry. The approach of the holidays is
awaited with less fear by the smaller
market people than it was early in the
week. The Vanderbilt meetings this week
are certain TO result in the announcement
of important developments of various
kinds. some of which have been talked of
heretofore. and some of which probably
have not even been hinted at 1t is a
time Of deal announcements, and this
means beyond any doubt that the leaders
are not yet through working for higher
prices. If there is any reaction in prices
there will be excellent opportunities to
buy the good stocks.
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COMING TO THE THEATRES.
The Nntiouar-oIsn Nether.oIe.

Miss Olga Nethersole will appear at the
National Theatre next week. The first
three nights and Christ,zao matinee will
be devoted to "Sapho.' and OF Thursday
Friday. and Saturday matinee Miss Meth
ersole will appear in her new production
of 'Magda,'' giving it here for the first
time.
"Sapho" has netted Miss Nethersole a
fortune. The character of Fanny LeGrande
suits her admirably, since it gives her
emotional characteristics the fullest op-
portunities for dramatic Interpretation.
For months the artistic played the part in
New York and TO such large audiences
that at times hundreds were turned away.
Miss Nethersole is now en- tour and has
with her company numbering no less
than eighty people. The first act of
"Sapho.' it will be remembered, is ex-
tremely elaborate in detail, and Miss
Nethersole when in London and Paris this
summer purchased many new costumes
for the scene, which is-one of rotous col
or and gay music.
The first production of "Magda" here on
Thursday night will also be received with
deep interest, because everyone will want
to see what Miss Nethersole will do with
Sudermann's heroine. That the produce
tion will be a complete one there is no
question, for the English actress is al
ways particular about details
The times., 1900-12-20


Owen Davis Through the Breakers"
will be the attraction at the Academy of
Music next week The cast this year is
said to be the strongest yet employed
being headed by MISS Agnes Ardeck and
]. Hay Cossar, supported by Charles Stew
art, Joseph p Keefe Francis Justice, Ar
thur Magill, Joseph Sapphore. Amelia We'll
lngton liza Breyer, Frank Base, Harriet
Sapphore, Leon Brown, Henry Hof, and
several others
The scenery is said TO be new and fresh
and the mechanical effects quite up to the
high standard set by this production. The
story OF the play tells OF a secret mar
riage between two young lovers who are
driven 10 this step by the jealous hatred
Of rival, who is the captain OF a band
of smugglers, and he. learning of the mar
riage, at once sets to work to punish his
successful adversary and secure for him
self the woman they both love. His plan
for a time promises success, but after a
series of adventures, right triumphs and
the two young people are happily united.
According TO the management, few plays
of recent date have had a greater success
than this melodrama, for in spite of its
numerous sensational features the play
has much real merit. There will be the
usual Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
matinees
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Tbe Biiou-.A New York GirI.v

Howard and Emerson's "A New York
Girl company will be the Offering at the
Bijou the coming week. Joseph B. How
ard, by whom the burletta was written.
has laid the scenes al the famous Sleeps
head Bay racing track. and as electrical
and mechanical effects have been intro
duced 10 add realism TO the racing scenes,
the performance ought to possess the
merit of distinct novelty.
The interpreting company is said to be
a strong one, and includes Howard and
Emerson. the Livingstone family of aero
bats. Williams and Adams, the Monte
Carlo MiIlionaires;' Kitty Nelson, the
singing soubrette; Kelly and Davis, Irish
comedians: Josephine Harvey, slide from
bone performer; Fisher and Clark, COM
edy acrobats, and Lily Tudor, who it is
claimed is a clever danseuse. A carefully
selected chorus Of twenty young women
and appropriate scenic settings ought to
provide a week of gayety for the patrons
of the Bijou. Matinee daily.
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The Columbia-k keIcey-shannon Com.
pnny.


The Columbia Theatre will present for
its Christmas week attraction, beginning
next Monday night, those talented players,
Herbert Kelcey and Effe Shannon. in a
new play by Madeleine Lucette Ryley, en-
titled MY Lady Dainty This play is
presented by special arrangement with
Charles Frohman, who secured the Ameri-
can rights at the same time that Charles
Wyndham obtained those for Great Britain.
The latter will shortly present sthe play
at his own theatre in Londort simulta-
neously with the production in New York
By Charles Frohman at one of his the
atres.
Madeleine Lucette Ryley, the author. is
no apprentice hand, but has hitherto con-
tributed generously to the better sort OF
modern literary stagecraft II is said the
writer has done no better work than
My Lady Dainty" and has created in this
play for Mr.. Kelcey and Miss Shannon
characters which reveal the artistic meth
DDS of both of these charming players In
better light than any play in which they
have heretofore appeared.
Special scenery has been painted by Mr..
Unit, of the Empire Theatre New York,
and Incidental music has been expressly
composed by William Fuerst. the musical
director of the same playhouse. The sup
porting company is said to be an excep-
tionally strong one. The play is in four
acts. the action of the first and last Of
which takes place at a seaside resort in
England, and the ether two in a New York
fat
There will be three matinees during the
engagement, an extra Christmas matinee
being given in addition to the regular
Thursday and Saturday matinees.-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

tFiIed Dec. 8. I90O.--J r. Young. Clerk.)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE INSTRUCT
or COLUMBIA.-ALBERTA BARRY. Com
plainant VS.. JOSEPH THOMAS BARRY, De-
iendant Equity No. 2lI35.
On motion OF the complainant. by Douglass &
Douglass and Joseph ID. Wright her solicitors, il
is this 5TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1900, ordered
that the defendant cause his appearance to be en-
;ered herein on before the first rule day oc-
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault The object OF this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce upon the ground Of dcseftion.
Provided copy of this order be published once
a vveek for three successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Washington
Times
BY the court:
(Seal) A. b. HAGNER. Asso Justice
A true copy-Test:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
By NJ A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk.
dec 1920
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-U. S. coupon 3's: s30OT110; Cap
itsl Traction As; S5,O90G107 is; Second
National Bank: 1Od170 3-4; Capital Trac-
tion: s6d1O4: Washington Gas: 10I57 rs;
Mergenthaler Linotype: 100a1S5, 20@
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Lanston Monotype: 3G0d14 IA. 110a14 Is;
American Graphopbone Co. common: 100@
10; American Graphophone Co., preferred:
20OG10 as. Z00G10 Ia, 1.O00d1G is, 1.20a
G10. After call-Washington Gas: 15@
81 rs: Mergenthaler Linotype: 5d1S5 is;
American Graphophone Co, preferred: 400
g10 Is; West End National Bank: IA
116 ga; C. and p. Telephone SIS: 2,000g
10I 1-2; Capital Traction: 210dl03 IS.
The times., 1900-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS ( CO.. AUcroNEER
Contents of a Twelve-ROOm
House at Auction.

On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER NINETEENTH
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We will sell, at No. SS1
Penna. Avenue northwest the contents Of twelve
room house, CONSISTING OF WALNUT OAK,
AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES, PARLoR FURNi
TURE, ODD BEDsrEADs, BUREAUS. WASH
ERS MARBLE-ToP TABLES. FOLDING BEDS.
HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES, BEDDING,
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, HEATING
STOVES. LACE CURTAINS. CHIEA AND GLASS
WARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, AND MANY 9TH
Err ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Dealers and private buyers should give this sale
their attention
Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
del7-3t,em
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The Grand-ynnderiIIe.

Manager Chase, of the New Grand, has
aged as headliners for Christmas week
James o. Barrows and John Lancaster
With good supporting company these
two locally popular players will give for
the first time here a comedy drama en-
titled THE Majors Appointment" Ac-
cording to the press agent, to most of the
playgoers of the Capital City the coming
of Jimmie Barrows will be like the re-
turn of missing member of the family,
who arrives at Christmas time to add to
the merriment of the season. He is a
favorite in this city, and by his clever.
conscientious work in the Frederick Bond
stock company at the National, and in the
Columbia Theatre summer company sew
eral seasons ago, he won place in pub
lie esteem such as is seldom held by any
actor. THE Majors Appointment is
said to be a most pretentious Offering
and its production here will be a distinct
event of the season.
Eugene O'Rourke, the comedian, and an
assistant, will give Flat A. farce in
which they are said TO be enjoying wide
favor. Included in the bill will be the IA
nous Juggling Johnsons, one of the great
est aggregation OF jugglers and club
swingers in the world; Henri French, the
r-popular entertainer. in feats OF skill
and mystery; the Three Macagnos, in
European acrobatic novelty. called Fun
in a French Restaurant" Little Alice
Lewis. in songs, dances and limitations;
Mazda Snyder. the child artistic. and the
animal wonders, Yankee" and Dixie"
dogs of almost superhuman Intelligence
The holiday season promises TO be one
of good sized houses. as a large advance
sale has been in progress several days
Prices of seats are never increased. and
the first who applies gets the best.
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year and has prominent part in the
operetta, besides his appearance in the
vaudeville portion of the performance
with his banjo and funny stories. The
performance, as usual, is in three parts,
the first employing the entire company,
then the vaudeville of six numbers and
the closing operetta or spectacular ex-
traVaganZa.