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New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
COLUMBIA.

The subject Of NJ. Coquelin's French lecture to
be given In the gymnasium on December has
been changed from Molere's Don Juan" to Art
and the Comedian"
At a recent meeting OF the Deutscher verein IL
was decided 20 make arrangements for a reception
to be rendered TO the German Ambassador 20 the
United States some time this winter. Frederick W.
Hollis has been elected honorary member OF the
society 70 succeed the late Henry Willard.
Professor Alexander Melville Bell will deliver a
lecture on Visible Speech on Monday afternoon.
December II. in Havemeyer Hall. Professor Bell
Will be preceded by his son. DR.. Alexander Graham
Bell. who viii give preliminary exposition OF the
symbols % visible speech. No tickets for admission
will be required.
committee consisting Of members OF the classes
from s2 to OS. has been organized 10 give din
ner at Sherrys TO George Edward Woodoerry.
professor Of comparative literature, on the evening
year at Columbia. President Low Dean Van
Peck, Thomas r Price Richard Watson Glider
and John Kendrick Bangs are among those e&-
Students in the Law School recently held mass mass
MsrshsT Day The lOOth anniversary Of his sP-
pointment 10 the Supreme Court comes IN I fet
that the Law school should make some recogInl- In
pi9ns poR Of 1t committee was app0,a'so ,,,ns.
and progsss Of the sShSS iSIt OF of Pss
mining engineers of the class of 1900 engaged at
gineers mine surveyors and assayers. SO far as
known three are in West virginia ano tlrss IN
South America and Mexico Two are un9eP, m 1e,,1 en-
gagement go TO Africa. One remains al IN
bia assistant in mining. The saIsTles ssInpn iO ~
various places range from 81 900 TO SlzSoo exterior
An anonymous gift of 5000 photographs OF tIti9
and interior views of the principal public QUILL
ings the world has been made TO the
There was especially large number OF Tolot t 81 81
japanese and Chinese photographs Inc e.,,ri
win be on exhibition in the Avery Arcli'e0
Library. - so- ,LA
In the first Of the interclass matches 1oG 1S I1S
lacrosse championship of the unlvers!Iy. IN in a
Field yesterday afternoon the game resHlefo fo n The
tie at points each. Smith shot two goals AOi NNe
seniors, and De Witt for the sophomores.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
PRINCETON

Prlnoeton X. J.. Dec. CspeciaD.-The eighty
ninth annual catalogue OF the Princeton Theological
Seminary has 5ust been issued. Several changes
in the faculty are recorded IN the catalogue
among them the appointment OF william p Arm
strong 70 the chair OF New Testament Laterature
and EXegesis. left vacant by the resignation OF
Dr. George 7. Purves. The registration Of stu
dents shows decrease of forty-six from last
years enrolment. the total number this year being
I53
H. Il. Wallace has presented manuscript copy
~ the PentRteuch 20 the Seminary Library. He
succeeded An obtaining this manuscript. OF which
there are said 20 be only three copies IN exist
ence, while acting as American Consul IN Jeru-
salem.
The 5uniOr hrst honor prize Of sl5e was recently
awarded by the faculty 20 Edward Glassmeyer OF
Reading, Penn. who led the class OF % IN scholar
ship last year. The honor men OF the class OF 'Oa
FOR last year were also announced. as follows:
Greek: High honors-R ". Anthony, c. Camp
bell. D. 3 Ffeifer. H. K Post and T. r Whitman
= toners " Ale1A1noe5' X Il Cselt :. n Dood
Mallery, Z. c. Poole c. r. Reed, D. S. studdiford
l HiER HE3"sGaags so66fsE eFd a q keoes %aSTtSn
win, II. X Post, }. E semmes, jr-. and r. F.
2. Houser. W. p. Howe c. p. Outhwaite. c. S.
keloggz r. J LebendeTfer, q. P. McDermott, JT,,
Wright n Hahor " y AerSndsf a. Msits K r Be g.
=. 7. Defrees, r. Ely, c. n. Merwin. ". Phillips
and J. G. Sims
The university musical OfganlLauonS VIII sIdrl
week the usual trip taken during the
Christmas holidays. This year the managers are
planning a longer trip than has been taken for
several years.
Cleveland Il. Dodge. '7s. recently gave the sum
~ 500 10 the PhiladelPhian Society. which is 10
be used IN purchasing books for the library. An
arrangement has been made with Sew-YOrk pub
ishing house whereby the hfteen most popular
books OF the time VIII be sent al the beginning
of each month The instalrnents win consist chiefly
0f works % fiction but viii include biography and
history. The arrangement will continue until June
The university library recently received book
ty Rev. Joseph Belamy. which was printed
On Boston IN 1852 and which bears upon ny leaf
RE words Presented 20 the College Of New-Jersey
ny the Reverend Author II rs supposed that The
book was lost when many others disappeared
ir The Revolution The book was found and re-
termed 20 the library by ". s. Watson OF New
~0Ilerriop og the New-Jersey Session Laws. and
number of old and valus ble digests OF New-Jersey
State laws.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
TNION.

Schenectady, \. Y. Dec. CSpeciaD.-The Philo-
mathean Literary Society met Wednesday night
and elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: President, Harry A. Barrett; vice-president
John ". Cheeseborough; secretary. Louis B. Hunt;
treasurer. Walter =. Hays; Executive Committee.
W II. Adams J. s. Stseber, and A. w. Lent
DR.. ToWne, physical instructor. has announced
that gymnasium work will begin in the college
gymnasium Monday OF next week. Owing 10
Unions excellent work in football this year, the
league pennaut is once more IN the possession OF
Union College
J. ". Williams Of Missouri State College. has
been appointed instructor Of engineering at Union
The college glee, mandolin and guitar clubs viii
give a concert IN Schenectady, on Thursday even
ing, under the direction Of G. s. Shelley, leader
Following this members Of the college will give q
farce. entitled ''Cabman No 93''
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
THE RACETRACK.
THREEMILE RACE TO MARK GET AWAY
DAY AT BENNINGs TO-DAY

DAY AT BENNINGS TO-DAY
Washington. Dec. THE usual run OF luck by
the talent which has been characteristic OF the Tall
meeting Of the Jockey Club at the Benninss track
was repeated to-day when four favorftes won To-
morrow the meeting closes. The chief event viii
be the Maximum Of three miles. the only one
OF It's distance run In the East this season. sum
marie1:
FIRST RAcE-Handieap for two-ysar-oIas and uDSa-cs
seven turiongS
SeSTsn'ss Sa'5ss Els. ms Rg5Tnsg. 70
IS@ loo CAles) y to .....--..-.-----
Humboldt spssamas. FeS-I, Ssss.u An,or.a Mart,
0e| r1lzopochth Moor. Belgrade and Godfrey also
SECOND RAcE-ssins for rwO-ysar-Olds: ave taron<s.
Es, Tss Rogue zoe c5s5 ana % -
syacopated sandy Ira IasLO4- ciTs@,,s 7-r,... -.
Brother. Chaos. Ruth Park ana Lanbkin also ran
THIRD RACE-seIIng: one mile and afty yards
Tyrshsna. l0i o. slack) Z TO ............... 4
Sqage Magee l0z lRichards II 70 and 1....--..
Time .5Osl .
AarTy AeCoun Ny Butterfly Decimal Prince PauzbIs
Momentum. Elmer and Rare Perfume also ran
FOURTH RAcE--Eor two-year-oId lilies; six furloaEzL
BesEar LADY lO5 CBTs1o 70 and to s. . -.....-.-.
" 0a4'' 4io 'S@,ns.. 7,. ? 20 l.-'--------.--.--.
FIFTH RACE-Maidens; one mile and a ssxtssurh
Matchin, 10 CRchardsl. 25 70 o1............... 1.
1 IoLteT lOt lBrIen) 20 and 5......-.....--..
iiO 'iss7- -,rS - % IA s,----'-----''.-.---.-
Cd Tank. Hawk Imperalist. Hopbrook and Darwin
Sixth RAcE-ssIling; for all ages: six furionxz
quite Right % OH. Mchasls- % 5-...............
T.2unta " tBrennenl. % and 5-.-..........-
Ti'a'e' llo 9Hothersaig to i.--......s--
Charley Moore Mordelmo DraughtsInan San Iuia Ma.
Chimes also ran
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

De held In the Stadium at the Exposition II has
seating capacity OF twelve thousand. Is beautiful
IN design, and promises. 10 Is said, be Of the
most successful architectural creations OF the Ex
position It viii surround quarter mile track.
with ground area ample for the requirements Of all
the contests proposed The matter OF building
swimming tank In the Stadium grounds Is being
considered. and II - hoped that water sports may
be made a leading feature OF the programme either
In the Stadium In the lake bay the grounds.
Application will be made 70 the Amateur Athletic
Union for permission to hold a swimming and
water polo championship II Is planned to have
championship and handicap events. and the lead
ing professional swimmers or the world will be IN
vted 20 give exhibitions Of their skill II Is planned
sonahle spOrts.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
RUHLIy AND MAHER TO FIGHr.

The next big fight among the heavyweghts win
be held az the Penn Art Club N Philadelphia on.
December L. 1t viii be between Peter Maher and
Gus Rubin The bout is 10 be FOR SIX round4
Both men met at the Lenox Athletic Club n this
city two years ago. and after a vicious Cwanty
round contest II was declared draw. Rubin "a
also matched 20 hgh. Jim Jeffries for the cham
piOnship in June
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

ton as the treatment accorded American jockeys
on the English turr he said
There IS not the slightest III feeling at all among
the real sporting people in England against Aueri-
can Jockeys. On the contrary American jockeys
are liked and are IN great demand and the English
Jockeys even the older ones. like kemptOn, Cannon
and LOates, are adopting American methods They
are beginning use the short stirrup The English
Jockeys do not show any bad feeling toward the
American boys The first persons 70 congratulate
me on my victories were the English jockeys whom
I beat ! received a most kindly reception when I
rode in the last race Of the season and IL became
known that headed the list Of winning jockeys for
the season. with l43 winning mounts.
Rein was asked IL he thought the English Jockey
Club rule against accepting prizes for winning an
unjust and II he would accept a prize under
similar conditions He made no reply to this ques-
ton He further said that he and his brother
Johnny won about $4,000 in the last season on
the English turf
The Reins registered soon after their arrival here
at the Hoffman House. They viii stay In this city
for a few days, and then go 10 their home Find
lay, Ohio. On March Is they will leave this country
for England. Lester said he had signed contract
10 ride for Lord BeTesfOrd next year. 'JOhuny.
who secured fourth place in the list OF winning
Jockeys the English turf last season. will ride
for Huggins a. WishaTd, the trainers. who have a
contract with Lord BeresfOrd.
Danny" Maher said ne expected to return to
England I'm February 20 ride for Pierre LoriIlard.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
CRACK CYCLISTS TO RACE.

Jimmy Michael and W. c. Stinson. who Is the
holder of the worlds hour record the wheel. will
v,ast IN q hfteen mile contest tonight AT Madison
G,Yare Garden They will be paced by motor bi-
c,trlss Tom Cooper and Major" Taylor will also
o33s.t in mile heats two in three half-mtle
race for the National amateur championship VIII
~. dsctied The Eix-day bicycle at Madison
So,,sTs Garden win begin tomorrow at midnight
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
oSCAR GARDNER FIGHTS 4 DRAW.

MARIETTA. Ohio, Dec. Oscar Gardner Of Wheel
ing and Buck Steizer. OF Columbus. Ohio fought
a twenty round draw before a crowd OF seven
hundred here last night. Both men were bloody
after the third round. Gardner took the count ia
the NTH round. and the gong saved him from
beinE knocked out
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

Members Of the Newark Athletic Club are going
TO patroniZe their new links rather literally this
winter. Alexander F1nlay, the clubs greenskeeper
has undertaken to provide which will not
be injured by cold weather play. In the next few
months there will be interesting matches
This new course is to be used for the first time
to-day. Finlay has abandoned the first hole. The
fourth hole viii be the present seventh, and the
NTH viii be shortened 20 $50 yards. The home hole
will be the present eleventh. The course will en-
OF 2.S00 yards.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

80 oy the Committee Fellowships 20 Miss Ida
Snew King who went TO Athens Bryn Mawr
value OF 81 900 year
On Tuesday evening the faculty gave a reception
20 tne graduate students OF the college. The stu
dents were received in the drawing rooms OF Den
pigh hali oy the women members OF the faculty.
An occasion or this sort is at the college and
IS Iet ny all 20 be distinct addition the pleas
ures ana profits OF graduate life at Bryn Mawr.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

The large new putting green near the clubhouse
Is having bunkers placed for these competitions,
which will be continued regularly on Friday after
Moons Hereafter Friday mornings will be given
up 10 womens handicaps over eighteen holes. with
limit or twenty-five strokes. Prizes will be awarded
Tor the best gross and net scores. mems handi-
cap IS scheduled for tomorrow. with a pigeon
shoot in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
Go mhOm 1t alap Concern

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDFR
To CHANGE NANE.-Notice Is hereby xtza, a..
the Hosae Hote. Association domestic corporation nav
ing It's principal once In the city Of New York Country ~
New Nork and State OF New York apnly 10 80 S
preme Court Of the State % New YORK. Special rsn
thereof be held az the County Court House In the ~
o New York the 2sth day of December 1900 az 1850
O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day therzae
counsel be heard for order authorizing sd
corporation % ehange IT'S name % the NARY FISHER
HOME ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK Sew
York. November Tsh 1900 HOME HOTEL. ASSOCIATION
~ NARY A FISHER. President.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
COAL FAMINE IN NORWAT.
WHERE THE UNITED STATES WOULD FIND A
MARKET.

Christiania Dec. There Is coal famine in
Norway, the price having risen 40 per cent. not
withstanding the fact that coal imports have in
creased % per cent The Christiania papers inti-
mate that the United States would find ready
purchasers Of coal in this country.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
ONE NEw-ORLEANs FAvoRrrE WINS

New-orleans. Dec. THE weather. today wa,
nne' but the track was lumpy and slow wonderly
was suspended, pending Investigation OF his
ride on Ep n the last race. Tom Kingsley was the
only winning favorits. SUMMARIES:
FIRST RACE-sellns: six rurioags.
Weiden1an loo CFIckl. a o 1 and 8 70 s.. r,
9 "a F0oe lOS (Wondery), 70 and
4snls' lOi tCoehran) 10 TO l. ....................
Diggs. Borden. sorreI Rose Kildarlis P.Bl,n. -
Deceptive also -
SECOND RACE-FIve farIonxs
Add lOT CdcJoyap. / and 70 1-.....--..... 4
senator Joe 40 Dale. and 5 2.............
OuI7s Ascuh LV &C. wilson, - to 1-...----.-.-..
Tour Hand Ssneeze. Algis NJ. sunro. Lznina Quarter
back and ST. Blur also
THIRD RACE-one mile and a sixteenth
False Lead III It Walshl I and 70 l. 1.---..-.
Major Mansir. 102 (Cochran). 70 ] and 4 70
sauher 1l5 CDupee) a 20 1-;....-----..-...-.-...
Joe saeIby Dick Furber Jack Martin. Ths PiAnss and
Bush hughes also
FOURTH RACE-Stx curIOngs. selling.
Tom Kingsley 105 DALE. and I
LarequOse. 1ol CIV steward 20 70 and to 1.....--
Tfme-I.I8
Sir Christopher Free Hand. Tom Collins. Star Cotton
and Cake Walk also
FIFTH RACE-SelIing; seven furlongs.
Bill 90 CNItcheD. 1 ar Z
Brown Vail l02 &C. Murphy 25 to and 10 70 1.....
Time-i:s4
Castne. LOyabls. jim W, Samovar and Crystalline also
Sixth RACE-F1vs and ons-haIf rurlongs; selling
Hylo los (AlltchelD and 70
lO1 tWonderly)t > 70 L.
Ed Adack. Matn. Orris GOan. Thought and Assess
also
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
BURGLARY INSURANCE.

Thers has a marked increase IN of
hurglarses months The large
seen 10 be specially singled for these dspredatons
80 trdfvtdual
heavv The only method OF providing against .
through carrying Burglary Insurance. IN
Company
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

About one-sixth of our Peo-
pie die of consumption, in spite
Of SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil; but care is required as well;
and prompt attention.
How slow we are TO do what
is good for US
Wen send YOU little try n like
SCOTT BOVINE 500 Pesri street, New HoFk
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY ufSEwYoSk

tnsures the OF residences at premiums
dollars and ffty snnurn
upwazds Metropolitan Agency. s5 Pins ST.. Nsw Yozk
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
WOMEN ON LAKEWOOD LINKS.
MISS NJ. J. PARK WINS APPROACHING AND PUT
TING CONTEST.

Lakewood. n. J.. Dec (speciaD.-The first prize
offered in the Country Club. OF Lakewood. season
was won this afternoon by Miss NJ. J. Park OF
New-York. The competition an approaching
and putting contest for women. There were six en-
tries. Wilson. the greenskeeper. had the seventh
green reserved for the contest. and each entry
cupped three balls each from fifty. forty and
thirty yard lies. approaching over bunker. The
following scores were made:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
HOCKET BEGINS.
FIRST CAME OF SEASON TONIGHT BETwEE
YALE AND ST. NICHOLAS TEAMS.

The first hockey game OF the season at the 81
Nicholas Skating Rink win take place az BIB
o'clock tonight between the teams OF Yale nj
versity and the ST. Nicholas Skating Club The Inc
Yale team has the championship Ior taree
years The 81. Nicholas Skating Club has oeen
practising since the opening OF the rink. on no
vembcr a and has strengthened materially since
last winter. o.
on the Yale team will be Tantor. sturgess Coxe
Bronson Easton. Snow and Stoddard, ana on tne
81 Nicholas Haywood, Campbell, Livingston ~
Gordon. D. Gordon, Conway and Nyne.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
I.rfuI md Novel.

The playing issued BY the Anheuser-Busch
Brewing Assn Louis Mo- practical the Old
style card with the added novelty Of heroes faces
court eards. - Address AaltNutrns Dent
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

of the investigation OF the charges against Sloan to
express an opinion the affair In reply a ques-
ton as the treatment accorded American jockeys
on the English turr he said:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
NEW-ORLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.


First mile: seing)-Belle simpson 81: Lycfs
s.. o. Doc Parrish. Tom Gilmore i01: Uhsrs. 101s
Village Pride 101; Harvs B.. 1Ol; Hsroics 1OS Bright
Night 1O4 Bishop Reed lO4; The Planet lO4; Ltts Reg
gle. fO6. ElsmOre. los.
Second race tsix t1riongs5 pan Prnee
90; Midsummer. 3d. Ge0rg1e, lO<i DGVs waldo NIk
Sakatuck, los. MOront. l1O.
Third race lone mile. selltng}-Yoloco. o. Hood's
Brigade 99 Ollie 1Ol; sallis J.. 1Ol Free Hand. fo1s
Governor Boyd i0S, Little 5ae lO3 Jessie Jarooe 106
Frank Mcdonnell, 100. u 100 Donna
EithOin. los jim W. los
Fourth palmetto Handicap; value 81 coo;
sixteenth)-LEIan Reed 93; sIda Ledford, e5s
Gatian. 1O4; Woodtrice. 81 BOhul 100 Aloha II 1O1s
KNIGHT Banneret 102; lot; Str Florian H.
("COupled)
Fifth isix and half f1rlonssl-Isen. l07s Mitx
Boykin iOI; Hardly 1OT. Terrv Ranger. 1O7 Miss soak
I07 George fO7: Lone 1O7 Jim Conway. i0T: Brown
Vail 1OI; Springer 1OT: DousersWvel no. Borden. 10s
VeOce 10. SamOyar, 10; Artemus. lOL
Sixth tseing SIX flrongsiAEaras 81; En1oy 94s
Else Del 80: ScOrpoletta- 90; Juanetts 101; julius
Werner 90: John Manning 1O2 SrOustsr 102; Gracious
103; Red Signal 103; Porter B. 1O4s Cray Daily. 1905
Aaron. 11O.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
GOLF.
WHERE GOLFERS WILL GATHER To
DAY-RUMORED SPLIT IN HAIR
BOR HILL CLUB.

For the first time in several months there viii be
no open tournament to-day to close the weeks con-
tests on local links. Lakewood has arranged what
is virtually an open contest. but the reports from
there last evening indicate that the field VIII be
small and confined chiefly to club members r w
wilson, who returned last week from a two
months visit in Scotland. will be in charge Of the
Country Clubs links. At the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club the final scores in the mems foursome tourna-
ment will be returned. and at the Nassau Country
Cluo there VIII be a members handicap for the
cup presented by Percy Caubb. Informal matches
VIII also take place Harbor Hill Ardsley Bal
tusrol and Richmond County.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

George R. Thorne, president Of the Western Golf
Association, who has just returned from an exten-
sve trip abroad, is evidently we'll satisfied with the
progress that has been made by American golfers
In equippng their links. Mr.. Thorne's visit by
the way. included such we'll known foreign courses
as those at Cannes Pau. Biarritz. Dinard and St
He says:
Although the Scotch courses have finer sod, Amer
lean eluDs have more conveniences both regards
cubhouses and facilities for play. There is MAX!
ness about the foreign courses which is in great
contrast TO the yenerally picturesque links this
country. Most OF the courses have a thick growth
OF underbrush, which IS inviting. After fobking
over all the links. begin to think 5n1aue of
We have at home, and should prefer taking every
States.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

The rumors that have been current for some
weeks regarding possible split in the rnanagement
OF the Harbor Hill Golf Club are taking definite
shape call has been made for special meeting
TO take place on Tuesday evening at the First Ma
tional Bank Building in Staten Island and soru-
interesting developments expected At the
clubs annual meeting severs' weeks ago a number
or the New-York members showed their disap-
proval Of the way things were being MANAGED bv
unexpectedly coming forward with an opposftiOn
tlcket. Enough votes were secured to elect three
new directors and now a further effort Is TO be
made to secure the active control OF the organfzs
ton The present call is signed by such repre-
sentative members as " E Allen ". H. Davidge.
5usun Kelley, Paul B. Cooke, G. c. Baldwin,
B. Lawson. J. H Bostwick and F. B. ROYAL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-23
CARROLL club League.
I nlsht,s seores were d foIlows.
rhe RACING circuit.

NEW YORK, March 22.-wlth the
announcement of the revival Of the
Springfield cycle meets. known from 92
to 'ss as the Diamond meets. the route
Of the Grand Circuit practically is
made certain. There are now four large
and important meets which form inn
portant points in the cycle cIrcuit-NIll-
waukee, July 10 to 10; Montreal. the
middle Of August, with three days;
Springfield, early In September, with
three days, and wllkesbarre, late in
September, with two days. Milwaukee
holds the annual championship meet,
and has $500 in prizes. Montreal will
duplicate the national meet Of last sea-
son. with $780, and the purses at
Springfield and wilkesbarre will foot
up In the thousands.
Chairman Batchelder has set July 2
as the opening date OF the circuit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-23

as the real contestants, ere photo
graphed. ana these are paimed on as a
reproduction. TINS scheme nAs fuzzy
exposed after the Jefries-Fltzsimmons
contest, and then the fakirs became
holder and smugEled cameras into the
arena OF the coney Illand Athletic
Club to steal the Jeffrias-sharkey pic
lures. Their plans were followed BY the
willy william A. Brady, who. antlclpat-
ing some such movement, had the re-
Electors so arranged chat a proper light
could only be obtnined from the post
ton OF the cameras Of the American
1iutoscope Company. However, they
did get one round and a half, and by
running this film through repeatedly,
got an exhibition which lasts fifteen
minutes, while 1t takes two and one-
half hours to show the real pictures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-23
Howe's Moving pictures.

Lyman il. Howe's Moving Pictures
arc an up-to-date aRair, and win APP
pear at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday, March 20 and q, with a spe-
ciaI matinee Saturday. There are nov
ing picture shows galore. but Mr..
Howe's is the king Of them all, as ev-
erything about 1t Is right up to the
times, and 1t leads all competitors just
like the Barnum show leads all cirCuscs,
Fully sixty pictures are shown at every
performance, and each one is true to
nature, being accompanied by all re-
allstic sounds. Mr.. Howe is constantly
adding new pictures on worthy and in
tersstlng subjects. and for that express
purpose made a tour to Europe last
summer. consequently Is able to keep
far in the lead OF ali competitors.
whenever a new picture is placed upon
the market, II 1t Is OF any worth. he
will purchase It regardless Of the enor-
nous expense involved.