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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

! Humperdinck is to compose a new
comic opera. The subject will be
/ Louis XIV.
| Laura Burt on July Is will appear
In London, Eng, revival Of In Old
Kentucky"
Puccini is to write an opera based
/ on Alphonse Daudet's "Tartarin de
Iarascon.''
Robert Bell HilIard, so of Robert
billiard, is cadet at the Annapolis
Naval Academy.
A. G. Delameter is dramatizing the
! temperance novel. His Worst Enc
my" for early production.
| Don Giovanni which has not been
| heard In A-llan for nearly thirty years.
was recently sung at the Manzoni
| there.
"On the Quiet" is the new title of
Augustus Thomas "Treadway of
Yale, in which Willie Collier will star
next season.
Leoncavallo's now opera, Zaza will
have its first production this winter
at the Theatre Lerico, in Milan, Italy.
| Mines Mel1a, Terina and Gadski
have all studied the leading role in
Puccini's La Tosca." But only Mile.
iernia is to sing it.
e. 5. Willard, who made his first an
pearance at a London benefit matinee
the other day after his long illness, is
said 10 be once more in good health
James X. Carey has engaged to
write for Sullivan & Blair a melo-
rama called In the Heart of Africa, >"
based upon the Stanley Relief Ex-
petition.
The qualification for membership in
the English Actors Association is
eighty weeks of salaried employment
as an actor, and it was passed by an
overwhelming majority.
H. "A. Darcy is writing to order a
romantic drama of the Imperial Court
OF Russia, during the reign of the
Lzar Nicholas l.. one OF the Important
roles being Prince Menehekoff.
j. NJ. Barrie's Two Kinds of Wo-
men "-one is an artists model and
the other a strictly domestic Scotch
woman-is to be produced in London.
! another Barrie play, not Originally a
| novel, is to be produced in London.
The Mozart Institution, at Frank
Main, will give a yearly
allowance of fifteen hundred marks
and four years free teaching at the
Hoch'e Konservatorium to the pupil
who has the best talent for compost
ton.
Milton Aborn, who has a repertoire
of 120 operas has been no less sue
! cessful in vaudeville than he was in
comic opera. Audiences taxing the ca
! pacity at Keith's New York and Phil
auelphia houses welcomed the come
dian twice daily.
Sir -4enry Irving will use as the most
prominent play of his next American
tour an English version of the old
German drama, The Blood Mar
rage. which has the massacre of St.
bartholmew's Day as a foundation %
It's plot. 1t is to be seted first at the
london Lyceum next April.
The new Bach Society, OF Germany,
IS TO hold a convention next spring IN
Berlin for the purpose of attracting at
tention to its purpose Of forwarding
the performance Of the composers
works. Three days Will be devorsd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

man of broad culture and high literary
attachments.
The Prohibition Convention nomi-
mated two women. One OF them, Mira
Elvira S. Stewart, is superintendent OF
Franchise in the w. G.. r. u, and q
lecturer of some renown; the other.
Mrs. Clara Hartford, Is said 70 be In
every way capable woman for the po-
sftion.
Tue Trustees Of tie State UNIVERSE
ty VIII be voted for in November az
the same time the state and National
officers are elected. As Illinois women
are allowed 70 vote for Trustees OF tho
State University. they will go to tho
same polls where those terrible men
vote, and II will be difficult 20 make
some of them understand why It
would be any more degrading for them
10 cast fheir ballot for their preference
OF men TO iii other important ofices
than that OF Trustee OF the State Uni-
yersity.
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THEATRICAL GOSSIP.

Sandow is in Paris.
Houdin is in London.
Beerbohm Tree is to do "Othello.
Gounods Mireille will be given at
Deuil.
New York is to have a permanent
circus.
Sibyl Sanderson says she will never
marry.
Kyrle Bellew is to appear in Lon
don melodrama.
Barnum's circus will play in Wen
ma throughout the winter.
Della Fox is to be a member of the
Rogers Brothers company.
Isadore de Lara is to compose a
score to Rostand's "L'Aiglon."
New Orleans is not to lose her
French Opera company after all.
Jefferson de Angels company will
next season include Theresa Vaughn.
B. F. Keith is to erect a 100000 con-
tinuous performance house in London.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

THE HOLIDAY ISN'T ALL 1T IS
CRACKED UP TO BE, BUT
THERE ARE WAYS OF MAX
ING THE BEST OF 1T.
BY Amelia sammeryIIle.


It Is not unlikely that the surest way
OF enjoying ones vacation is to stay
comfortably at home with fan; but
as this theory could never be made pop
ular It Is well to suggest few other
expedients.
Such as, for instance, avoiding all
the comfortable stopping places You
have ever known and assuring yourself
that to get the greatest amount of
pleasure you must strike out in the
direction you know best.
II your spirit Is too timid for this,
take unhesitatingly the advice of the
man you happened to meet while cross
ing the street and who will tell you of
an exceptional place where a cousin of
his stopped LAST year.
Likewise make sure that you get a
change from your ordinary mode of
life, this being the true idea of vaca-
ton. If you have always lived COM
fortably and respectfully out of town,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

STEUBENvILLE INDUSTRIAL.

At the wall paper factory this week
third machine was gotten in opera
ton, and within a week the fourth
will be in operation. The management
report that they are turning out a
great line of samples.
At Mingo Junction it is reported that
recent surveys are to carry out plans
in the hands of engineers which mean
the erection of second and larger
steel plant by the National Steel Com
pany, and that the American Sheet and
Hoop Company will erect three or four
more mills. Many of the workmen
scout the idea and say the management
had better run the mills they have
now, which have been idle some time
with prospects of remaining SO for
some time, due partly to lack of orders
and in part to the demand Of the men
for a change of shifts from twelve
hours to eight hours if Sunday work
is adhered to. Some of the workmen
think plan is being worked out
whereby the company can beat the
Amalgamated and put the men on time
work or in some other way.
Leroy Williams, who had his left
leg broken by steel billets falling from
an improperly constructed pile has be-
gun suit against the LaBelle Company
for $1,000 damages.
The Ohio Valley Clay Company,
where glass melting pots and contin-
uous glass tank furnaces are made, is
having great run. Manager Edwards
reports that since enlarging two years
ago to make continuous tank furnaces,
they have run full and steady ana IN
that time have made a half year over
time They have added a pug mill,
making Ave such mills, and have put in
a twenty horse power and $50 horse
power gas engines for various work.
They are shipping tank furnaces to all
parts of the United States. The ma
terial for one furnace in some cases
fills two cars, in others three cars.
One of the bottom blocks for a big
furnace weighs a ton and a quarter
They are making two tank furnaces
for the Acme chimney works, this city,
Size Sc by 156 inches.
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was dangerous to work during the
blasting, but as that has been finished
the reconstruction of the plant will go
on rapidly. The big plate mill at this
plant still continues on single turn,
and from reliable authority it is learn
ed that the entire plant will resume
as soon as the necessary repairs are
made
ALI of the potteries In the city are
busily engaged, and 1t is thought they
will have no trouble with the new
scale that will likely be adopted by the
potters' convention, held in this city
this week, as all was harmonious as
far as could be learned.
The LaBelle iron and tin mills are
still idle. At this plant large amount
of repairing is being done, which real
ly means a complete overhaul of the
entire plant There has been some
trouble with the Amalgamated scale,
but it is thought the matter will be
settled satisfactorily.
The Riverside mill is still idle and
the date of resuming has not yet been
learned by the public. The new coke
ovens were given a trial last week, and
it is understood they gave perfect sat
isfaction. The other improvements to
this plant are going on rapidly, but the
real outcome of these new improve
ments have not been learned. 1t
is thought the additions to this plant
will be quite large and will employ al
most double the present number of
employees.
The Mingo steel plant is closed down,
and no date has yet been named when
they will resume. The work on the
improvements goes on rapidly
The Bellaire Bottle Co., the most
extensive works of it's kind in the
Ohio valley closed down yesterday for
their regular summer stop. This fac
tory has had steady run all this sea-
son, and has during this time built an
addition almost doubling its capacity.
The Whitaker mill has signed the
scale and is working. They were I'M
lucky Friday in breaking a roll, which
laid off portion of the plant, but it is
thought the entire plant will be on the
first of the week.
The Top mill is still idle and it is
not known when it will resume.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
AT YOUR GROCER s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

the economical bent and the determine
alton that this Is to be cheap vaca-
ton. The experience which this will
bring may lead you to agree with those
philosophers who claim that there never
was a cheap vacation, and that no.
body outside the trusts is justified In
seeking enjoyment at any summer re-
sort under the SUM-
But that pessimistic conclusion is not
usually reached before September.
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WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
AT YOUR GROCER'S.
WOMEN TRUSTEES OF STATE UNI
YERSITY.

yERsITY.
In Illinois each OF the political par
ties at their State Convention put a
woman on their ticket for Trustee Of
the State University. The Republican,
nominated Mrs. Carrie Alexander. Of
BeilevilIe. a highly cultured woman,
who Is greatly interested in education
al work The Democratic Convention
nominated Dr. JULIA Holmes Smith al
their candidate DIR. Smith Il Seereta-
~ Of the STATE Equal Suffrage Associa-
ton and has Just completed her sec
ond year IS president Of the Chicago
Political Equality League and . 70
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Odebrolt.
special to Times-Republican.-

Special to mes-Republican.
Odebolt, May 10.-C. Cond and Ned
Gary started for the south Saturday
evening. They expect TO be gone some
time and will visit New. Orleans and
Mobile.
+. stanner went to Chicago with
stock Saturday.
August Petersmyer went to Iowa
City Sunday.
g. NJ. Taggert started for the Klon-
dixie Monday to visit his son Samuel,
who has been there two years. He ex-
poets to be gone abou. two months.
Rev. r. z. Hastings preached at In
pit here was occupied by Rev. Tour
teto, of Ida Grove
F.. A. Adams and II. W. Chessy, of
Ida Grove, We're in town last Thursday.
F.. w. Cole was at Lake View Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Field returned
from Phoenix, Ariz., Friday They had
spent the winter there.
n. ID. Peck. of Wall Lake. was trans
acting business in town Friday.
Will Johnston, of Ida Grove. was in
town Friday.
Dorothy and Bernice Gregg started
for New Mexico Tuesday. Their par
ents live there. They have been living
with Mr.. Shuts, people for some time
Mrs g. H. Smith and children Went
to Chicago Tuesday evening.
NJ. G. Kinear. who has been running
the Bell Hotel a few months. left fol-
parts unknown Monday. The family
| is moving out Of the house and it is
closed to the public Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Mint, Distriot Congrc..m an.

Audubon. May 1O.-The unanimity of
Audubon county republicans regarding
Hon. Smith McPherson's successor in
congress is happy augury OF the re-
suit Of the coming congressional con-
Nention. The candidates for nomination
are all men of acknowledged ability
and integrity, but there is no doubt
whatever that the honor of represent
ing the Ninth congressional district
will fall to Judge Smith, OF Council
Bluffs, who is in the opinion OF the
great majority Of the republicans OF
the district "dignissimus." At any rate
this is the decision of Audubon county
and no one will deny that the county,s
political voice has become mighty
strong. convincing and persuasive" in
the past few years.
Atlantic. May 10. I'm a leading edi-
torial In last nights Messenger the
withdrawal Of T. B. Swan as candi-
date for congress is practically tiled
in favor OF Judge Smith, Of Council
Bluffs, and that there is nothing to be
gained by Mr.. Swan by remaining
longer in the race. while on the other
hand, by assisting Judge Smith to se-
cure the nomination without opposition,
would be. OF benefit to the county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
7nz2l1x,leQ
Carroll Ncws.
Special TO Times Republican.

Special TO Times-Republican
Carroll. May 10.-The Ladies' Musical
Club closed the years work last eve
ming with miscellaneous meeting at
the home of Mrs. w. A. McLagan. "A
number of invited friends We're present
and enjoyed the program very much.
After the program refreshments were
served and 1t was late hour when the
guests departed for their houses, but all
wished the ladies of the club a pleasant
vacation and many more prosperous
years
Tuesday evening the ladies and chill
idren OF the Presbyterian church gave
SLongfellow's "Evangeline" in Il. oanto-
mime. They We're assisted by Charles
b. Kendall and some local talent also.
They had well filled and we'll pleased
house.
ST. ANTHONY.
May 10-Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Farber
visited In Nevada Sunday.
Mr.. s. A. Turner Of Marshalltown was
in town one day last week.
Mrs. w. r. Atkinson visited Wednes-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Burr
Blackburn, OF Clemens.
The basket supper given In the town
hall Tuesday evening by the ladies Of
this place proved success. The pro.
|iceeds, which amounted to 323, Will BIZ
|sentt the India famine sufferers.
The band boys will serve Ice cream IL
the hall Saturday evening, May 70. !,
Mrs.. r. w. Dilley and daughters, %
Conrad. are visiting In town this week
with the formers uncle, DIR. E. w. Jay-
Mr.. and lrs. =. =. Davenport ase ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Grand Junction Notes.
,ciaI ia Times Renublican

-
Grand Junction, May Subsequent
developments prove the fact that the
severe freeze OF last week did but lit
tie damage to the fruit. How the fruit
could stand when water under favor
able circumstances froze e-eighth OF
an inch of ice IL q connundrum.
The recent rains have put the ground
in fine shape and pastures and crops
are making rapid progress.
The corn cropis being planted in fine
shape. which Is "a good beginning for a
heavy crop this fall.
The Northwestern people are having
no little trouble to procure land along
their track to dig dirt on for the. pur-
pose OF building a double track on
lltheir right Of way. Farmers are not
ldisposed to have the soil SKINNED off
their lands and their farms married.
The Iowa farmer has right to be
proud OF his lands.
Y The public school will graduate nine
out of the high school this year, with
l a Latin course of two years, the pres
lent class bling the first to graduate
since Latin was added to the course of
study, and some of the graduates ex-
press their intention Of continuing in
school another year for the purpose OF
llreview and to fix more firmly the work
they have passed upon.
Our people are moving in the direc.
ton of celebrating this year. A citi-
zens meeting was called at the towr
hall last evening to start arrangements
and appoint a committee to look after
the financial part.
! The frame OF Renner Bros. large i'm.
\ plement house is up and the work q
4 enclosing the same has begun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
| I ! ! l Sun
Chicago Bond Dealers Bring Gaze
Against the Oiicsrs u Sioux
City.
Allese That Special Assessment
Funds Have Besn Misspplisd
For -Four Year.
Hydrophobia Prevalent Among Stock
Hear Webster City General
News FLOWS,
Special to Times-R Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City. May 10.-Two Important
suits were filed in the district. court this
morning against the city Of Sioux City.
Treasurer John Hittle and his bondsmen
during the past four years. by Farson.
Leach & CO.. Of Chicago, bond dealers,
who hold about $40, 900 OF this city's spe-
scial Improvement bonds.
In the flrst suit the plaintiffs ask the
court to enjoin the city treasurer from
paying out in any way about $4,000 Just
turned over to him by the county treas
urer pending the adjudication of the
other suit. In the second suit the plain
tins will demand Judgment against the
city and the treasurer on their bond
holdings charging that money collected
! in the past few years for the payment OF
their $50 900 Of bonds has instead regu-
ilarly been mlsapplied and turned into
other channels of payment.
You are correctly informed said
Chester B. Nazslich; the western repre-
sentative OF Farson, Leach & Co., at the
sGarretson last night. This Is no new
matter with US, he continued. we nave
I had these quits In mind for year OF
more, but we have held off on the prom.
Use Of your city government to do some
thing. But our waiting has been in vain
our bonds have been persistently ig-
nored in the payment Of the city's debts
and now we purpose to ask the aid o.
8 the courts in the matter. The suits will
3 be flled In the morning, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Ian. OF Waterloo. candidate for attor-
iney general, and he claims q satisfac-

Ian. OF Waterloo. candidate for AttOr-s
ney general, and he claims q Satisfac-
tory situation.
Jacob Sims, of Council Bluns. is also
here. Mr.. Sims was q candidate for att
'torney general two years aap and at
that time made an acquaintance. 80 his
friends claim, that assures him of the
nomination at the convention. He is
by the undivided Ninth dis
trlct.
George w. Hallam of Sioux City. tho
third candidate for the nomination, has
not appeared in the city and 1t is gem
orally regarded that the fight lays be-
tween the two first named.
The treasurership fight is on in earn
est. g. 8. Gilbertson and w. w. Nor
row are both in the city and both are
making claims Of sufficient assurances
of support to nominate. Among the
delegates are supporters of both candi-
dates. and both claim to have made
substantial gains this week.
Several OF the candidates for supreme
Judge are also in the city. Among
them were Chancellor McClain, of Iowa
University; Judge II. M. Remley, OF
Anamosa, and Judge q. A. Church, of
Jefferson. Col. Charles "A. Clark is not
present. being sick at Colfax with
rheumatism. Other candidates came IN
during the night.
Governor ~. M. Shaw returned on the
noon train from Chicago. where he has
been in attendance at the Methods,
conference, and was soon to be seen
shaking hands in the lobby of the Saw
cry. He seemed to be greeted every
where with assurances OF support 70,
delegate at large, coming in the express.
sion Of conceded election Governor
s. 3. Packard, of Marshalltown. is also
in the city.
Senator H. L. Waterman. of ottum.
wa, was among the first to arrive
Wednesday. Yes, withdrew from TIL,
race against Mr.. Lacey early in thu
game" he said. II had SO much othel
business to attend to this year tina
there was little use trying to make !;
4 fight"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
A GOOD COMPLEXION
Depends on Good Digestion.

This is almost an axiom, altho usu-t
ally we are apt to think that cosmetics.
face powders, lotions, face soaps, etc,
are the secrets for securing clear
complexion. But all these are simply
superficial assistants.
1t is impossible to have good COM
plexion unless the digestive organs
perform their work properly. unless the
stomach by properly digesting the food
taken into it furnishes an abundance of
pure blood. good complexion is inn
possible.
This is the reason so many ladies are
using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. be-
cause they promptly cure any stomach
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perfect digestion means perfect COM
plexion and one that does not require
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Many ladies diet themselves or deny
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When Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
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suffering from some form Of indiges-
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Bear in mind that beauty proceeds
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from perfect digestion and We have ad-
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4 stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be
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and the resultant effects are good d.
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