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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-03

of either justice or nlaguanimity. And
now that it has TO run for two years
before it can be of any practical adj
vantage even If completed, it only re-
mains for the next Legislature to be
made Radical to have other forms and
conditions tackled on to it, to postpone
its accomplishment for two weary years
longer!
Can it be possible that those who
honestly profess to be "let ups" will be
so blinded by old party ties, or so UNI
mindful of the high duties they ac-
knowledge they owe their disfranchised
fellow citizens, as to commit the error
not to say crime-of perpetuating Radl-
cal rule in this State, and prolonging the
shameless restrictions now resting like
an incubus upon the energies of our
people and State? Some Of them talk OF
a seperate State Convention before the
two regular party nominating conven-
ton assemble in order TO define their
position. But the obvious truth is that
there can be but two parties in this
State:-the Democratic party, which
favOrs the restoration of this State to It's
wonted prosperity, and her people to all
the rights of which any portion of them
have been robbed; and the Radical
party, which has wantonly imposed and
perpetuated these Outrages upon the
people, and never intend to repeal them
so long as they are permitted
to retain the power they
have so recklessly abused. Between
these two parties fair-minded and gen
erous men can have no difficulty OF
hesitation as to which they should
choose in such an emergency as the
present. Every let up in the State,
if he is honestly a let up" is bound
to unite with the party which gives the
only safe assurance of reform, and they
are cordially invited by the Democratic
Executive Committee OF the State tc
meet them in Convention at Charles ton
on the Sth of June, to counsel together,
They should not hesitate to respond
and strike hands of friendship in the
coming struggle.
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An Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO
places ut which spurious and other liquors
are sold, other than ordinaries and coffee
houses:
SEC. |. BE it ordained by the Council Of the
city of Wheeling, That hereafter 1t shall bc
unlawful for any person TO sell, or offer for
sale, within the limits of said city, SprituOuS
liquors, wine, porter, ale, beer, or any drink
Of like nature, by "A less quantity than five
gallons, not To be drank at the place where
sold, without having first obtained license
TO retail SpirituOuS and other liquors not to
he drank mt the place where sold. And ev-
cry person violating this ordinance shall
forfeit and pay TO the city twenty dollars
for every such OfienSe; IfOrtdCd, That
nothing herein contained shall be con-
Strued To- effect in any manner any
person having proper license TO keep an
ordinary or coffee house, or to prohibit Il
druggist from selling, in good faith, without
license, alcohol, spirituouS liquors or wine
for medical purposes, upon the written pre-
scription of a physician.
SEC. >. All applications for license TO re-
tail liquors not 10 be drank where sold shall
be made and acted upon in the same Liam
ner, and with like effect, rs is required for
Ordinaries and coffee houses; PrOrided, how
ever, That bond shall not he required in
such cases and PrOliiei further, That the
amount 10 he paid annually for such license
shall he fifty tjO) dollars.
SEC 3. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage.
Passed Council April ~, 1870.
II. f. FEENY, City Clerk.
mn3 tIDtplliQpncpr COW
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As we are in favor of " fair play,
and always have profound sympathy
for taxpayers, we publish this morn
ius 4 communication from each of this
class of citizens upon the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum question, without
opposing comment The subject is left
with the public upon all its merits. To
our friend " TAXPAYER whose genial
features the writer of this did not recog-
nize at first, we will pay him the COM
pliment to say that, he makes his
points well, even if he should have to
nav his taxes wrongly.
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Editors of the Register {:


think that You have not answered
my inquiries fairly. ! can say posi-
lively that ! have no axe to grind in
this matter: have no "cat in the meal
tub; am not opposed ito the Semi
nary site, nor have ] "amy better site 10
nor any site at all to dispose of, but !
doubt the propricty of taxing ourselves
to buv what the State j. bound to fur
nish. know not how Staunton, Char
louisville and Lexington secured the in
stitutioms Won speak Of Int ] do know
that number of our citizens,
as such, made the proposition to
secure the location of the Capital
here, and the citizens Of Charles
ton did the same. Our kUrthcns are
already heavy enough without engaging
in such enterprise a. buying State in
situations. No one doubts the right to
provide n Poor House for ourselves, TO
make roads or bridges in our own coun-
tvwhcn necessary, but against any and
all such spcculations as the one now
proposed, we, a. tax payers, have Il right
to protest and to question the right Of
our Board of Supervisors to make any
donation for such purposes.
TAN PAYER.
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The annual decoration Of the graves

The annual decoration of the graves
of our deceased soldiers, under the aus
pices of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, will take place this year on Mon
day, May 80 The ceremonies at the
National Cemetery at Arlington will be
even more grand and solemn than those
Of last year.
An investigation is going on which
proves that over two hundred New York
Custom House officers have received
brides from smugglers. The fact will
surprise no one, but that it should be
found out is really amazing.
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Grant In the parlor,
Eating bread and hon,
His men in the TreaSu
Stealing all the money

LEADING Democratic politicians of
Washington say that, where the Radl-
Gals will gain one negro vote by the Eff
tccnth Amendment, the Democratic
party will gain five white Republican
votes. Throughout the West the OPP
position to negro suffrage among the
professional and business men Is stronger
than ever, and many prominent and
Influential Republicans have openly de-
clared their intention Of supporting a
white man ticket.
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Notice to Builders.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
two School Houses in the Triadelphia town
ship, will be received by the undersigned
till the 9TH of May, 1870. Payment made in
Township Bonds bearing 6per cent. interest
Plans and specifications can I've seen at
Millcr's Paint Shop, opposite the Postoflice
Wheeling, w. Va, and at Buchanan'S,
Middle Wheeling Creek, w. Va. Address
SAMUEL BUCHANAN,
Triadelphia, W. Va.
SAMUEL BUCHANAN
JOSEPH BEDILlON, ,COm'rS.
SAMUEL OLDHAM.
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The New York IS,ua continues to re-
peat its tale of Cabinet changes, and to
protest that Messrs. FISH, HoAR and
RoBESoN will soon take their leave.
Well, who cares? The country never
invited them there.
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The people of Richmond, in their re-
cent terrible calamity, have received the
profound sympathy of the people and
public bodies of almost every section OF
the country, and many portions of the
country have sent substantial aid to the
unfortunate. This is high tribute to
common humanity.
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Laug!,iin's Infant Cordial
Tho ShiId.s Cure when Teething!

Softens the gums, allays the pain, reduces
inflammation, controls the bowels, curing
summer complaint, dysentery, diarrh ca
fiatulency, &C., &c, &c. We recommend
the Child's Cure with every confidence that
it will give entire satisfaction. We only
repeat the expression OF many of our friends
and can assure every Mother that 1t is
remedy perfectly safe and efficient, more
desirable To relieve Pain or Cholic than
Paregoric or Godfrey's Cordial, with the adj
ditional merit of being particularly adapted
for the little ones at this trying period Of
life. Try il and be CONVINCED.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will find II very valuable. The
Child will be relieved, get into gentle
sleep, and wake up cheerful, happy and
feeling comfortable. We guarantee each
bottle, and will refund the price of every
bottle not doing aS We represent. Price, y
cents per bottle
LhTGHLIN, SMITH " CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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A PROMINENT Rad is said to be pre-
pairing bill to strike out the word
white" from the title of the Presiden-
tial mansion so as to thoroughly con-
form to the Fifteenth Amendment.
They ought to add the word "black" so
a. to make it conform to the colored
mans white party.
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IT is rumored that several colored
men will be proposed for membership
at the next meeting of the Loyal League
in Wheeling We hope the Republican
State Executive Committee will see to it
that these gentlemen of African descent
are properly indicted into the brother
hood and handsomely decorated with the
rcgalia of the order.
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WHEN the Point Pleasant Register
has occasion TO make any comment
upon the views of this newspaper, we
hope it will have the fairness to CON
fine itself TO the truth. Because we said
the other day that BLAND, Il negro Sen
ator of Virginia, was man of "cOnSid-
cradle intelligence" our Point Pleasant
contemporary magnifies it into a com
plcment to the intellect of the whole
negro race, and SAYS: The Wheeling
Rsq;stcr has found ont that the colorcd
man has intelligence, andi hugs every
nationality when votes are to be had
thereby This is palpablc pcrvcr-
sion of the truth of what we said. We
spoke of but one negro among five hun
dred thousand in Virginia, and four
millions in the United States, and not
of the race, who VIGOROUSLY arc not men
of intelligence or capacity for the self
government which Radical legislation
has thrust upon them. Not onc-tcnth
of them can either read or write, and are
VIGOROUSLY low in the scale of intellect
and morals; and vet millions Of them
are to be thrust upon the ballot box of
the country to help make our laws and
degrade the white man! The Demo
Gratis will leave the special "hugging' of
the negroes to the coarse party that has
placed them in the hugging attitude.
The Point Pleasant editor will, no
doubt, throw in the kissing of the bride
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-03

Mrs. Lincoln writes to President
Grant that she is very much in need of
assistance. We hold the Government
should be liberal 10 Mrs. Lincoln, but
has she not grown son capable Of re-
lleving his mother from immediate
need? Where's Boh9
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There is a good deal of comment
about the recent changes in the Treas
ury Department, which are attributed
to the desire of Boutwell, to surround
himself with staff of young men per
sonally attached to his fortunes, in view
of his possible candidacy for the Presi-
DENTAL nomination.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Essays for Young Men.-The victims Of
social evilS-with words of warning for the
erring and unfortunate,-sanitary aid and
words OF cheer for the down-cast and affiict-
ed. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delphia. Pa. feb2i-3md&W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-03

ANOTHER letter from our friend
TERRY O'NEIL" graces our columns
this morning, The hearts Of good peo-
pie cannot fail to beat responsive to his
stirring appeal
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GOVERNOR STEVENSON, of Kentucky,
has published in the Louisville papers
q long reply to the recent letter of Sena-
tor McCREARY, impugning the Cover
nor's conduct and yeracity.
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Flour.

WEARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
lot or the best brands Of Flour, white and
red winter and spring wheats. Flour is
firmer with an advancing tendency. We
are still Offering at lowest quotations:
Silver Spray, Hamilton Mills, Cassels
Champion, Cassel's Snow Flake, Henry X.
List & Co.'S, Lilly White, Kurtz's Family,
Baltic, etc, etc. Rye Flour and Extra Flour
aprS HENRY X. LIST & co.
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Religious MociingS

ATTHE DISCIPLES MEETING HOUSE,
Market street, Centre Wheeling, every
night this week. Preaching by T. Munnell,
OF Kentucky Subjects: Tuesday, Peter, the
Pope; Wednesday, Protestant Union !;
Thursday, The Exodus from Egypt; Friday,
The Day of Small Things; saturday. The
New Covenant.
Seats free and n kindly welcome 10 all.
Services commence at ~ Pm. mas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted.

AGENTS TO SELL THE GROVER &
Baker Sewing Machine. TO good statesmen
good terms and good territory will be given.
Apply at the office and salesroom, No.
los Main street mas
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For Rent.

ii A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
%iE containing six rooms, on Quincy
sAstreet, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
suitable for small family. Terms reason
able. For particulars inquire OF ;. II.
GIFFEN, on the premises.
/ will also sell all my Household and
Kitchen Furniture al private sale, continu-
ing from day 10 day till all is sold. ma3
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New Orleans Sugars and
MOIasSpS.

30 HHDS. FULLY FAIR TO CHOICE
Sugar,
100 Bbls. Prime to Choice MolasSes,
In store and for sale by
NJ REILLY
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We are indebted TO Senator WILEY
for several valuable public documents,
for which he will accept our thanks.
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IT is officially stated that the Gov
ernment at Washington paid ont the
enormous sum of S94, 900 last year sim
ply as LAWYERS fees; and that, in the
last four years, the several Departments
paid TO WILLIAM NJ. EvARTS alone, as
an attorney, $i4, 600, not including, we
think, his impeachment services!
Grant In the parlor,
Eating bread and honey;
His men in the Treasury,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-03
No. Foundry Iron.

10 TONS BUCKHORN FURNACE on
the wharf and for sale low.
apr8 HENRY X. LIST & 90.
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Hauling Coal TO the Water
Works. 40.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, May 3. 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at this office until o'clock p. NJ,
Monday, the 9Th day OF May inst, for haul
ing coal TO the Water Works, City Offices
and Engine Houses for the current year.
II. +. FEENN,
MAJ CitS Clerk.
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REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY,
SHERIFFS SAFES,
c. Dillon VS.. Louisa Schro~dcr-Fourl
District Court for the parisi2 Of Orleans. \

&. Dillon vs.. Louisa Schroadcr-Fnurth
District Court for the paEisA Of Orleans No.
2tl96
DN VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT % SEIZURE AND
ID sale 20 mo directed by toe Honorable the
fourt Ditrc. Court for the pa., OF C-,eans IN the
above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell at public
AUG on at5st!le Merchants and AUCt!0neers' TX
charge ROYAL street, between ClCal and Custom
house stree.s in the Second Disr!c. OF tbs city on
SATURDAY, December IL, 1870. "a y o clock NJ the
following described property. 20 vi
THO CBRTAIN LOTS OF GEOUN'i. 9TH the
buildings and improvements Thereon. "4tuatt IN
the '1Tough ot treepOrt. torme' ) Cal.-i BouHSny
u ia" parish of Jefferson. IN tbs STATE. al the
square designated by the uuu.-.r :a':t IN. the
said -qlare bc!n. bounded by AIstpritH Laurel
Live OAK and General Taylor st-e".:-- The said
lot. drsir uatca 10y tho nilni-rr- "oF"n and
jot- o. gtound situate in the saii bo.oush; said
plan mad. ny Augustus Phelps at e'ry or. dated
Va :if.e-nti of February, 1912. ana deposited III
.h~ p'lcr ~ Joseph K. Beard, la:c ? un'HrT 9ubt.
~ hi, ci:v. SAID lots adIo!i. sich ota,:. ana
measure each, turnry -e ght Ic-t .-i. .rrheo ana
tl;.3. Wa, trcAit Auseglit -'"t.''. ret"ecl'
;tut.l anu Live Ga, streets, .. ,'"."!4 . "n'
;,G.,.i,r-t ana twenty sest between var''., zines
in. WHOLE American measure, a.r-tsD., T.. t:4-
y, p!tI..
3. II. III. same pcor":.v ,clU.s.,l - ghu ie.
fsn'iant - rt:rCNa-- from NeNTv 'l.ra"uf
.ni,.!r a. I.'T az ot .ac therefor N-s..d /. :or
=: L. h.-.ny, .as- npt.r, publ: L. ant ior 'i.'
.a,'-'. q t--,o: ~ :-e ..t,.H'' "a. o: NJ
81
>.-.---. :. .-.e anoyt 800.
-, ~ 49,. o. :. z s0of.
THOMAS :. E,.'"nt'
.i,.: f.. - S'terifi 0. ti.a par; ,h c. Orleans.
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M>Sor, - Ny O.:IgtS-
CITY U,ll. Sog mDer Il 1870.
"a. .s.-Ai!nini-t,n;io n Series |

80 Administration S.,;"-
N ,;.ilI, nc providing Cor ;he ;-gi-tc::H. %.
.',iIe Metropolitan warrants.
s. C:;o% :. BE u ordained hT the Council
Of the cH.v Of New Orleans. That the Adj
| nini-rr,-o- Q. Public Accounts tc empow-
cred anf required 20 call upon ii. holders Of
bljc metropolitan warrants - come forward
and exhibit The same FOR IL" purpose - hay
ing them identified. registered alt. audited
| - receivable fox taxes.
SIC. ,. Be :, further ordained, &c. That
the Administrator Of Public Ac"oua'- 4hail
examine sad warrants, and such ~ he shall
ind - BE genuine and no. 20 ma been at
any previous time paid ." retc!rcd for
'lXc-, 10 shat. register ~ j oooH ~ books,
oIeuct! TOY Tx purpose. and mark said war
rant a. registered with the folio o: page
The packages shall be Aan!ned n M order
i! which thc; are received, ,lud returned 70
the holder. ~ uWncr-; and :ho-.' I, 2lstcrcd
uut"G thu, ordilanCs shall d" vcColV abe Tor
taxes up 70 the amount Of the .i,tfc-e ace be
tween the >psSincnt- OF :hr Board Of Me
tropo.itan Police for the time previous 70
and ending September ~. iS-r', ana .Ac cash
,,,id and Ft,!iIed Tor bond ~ settlement OF
, sad as, SsIuCnt-. And 10 mark or registry
| shall be aiken or construed a- b.ldiag the
cIty 20 recsi,. .Ich warra1'" !" ,n: greater
| amount.
SEC. !, T.. +: further ordained. r.,.. Tia,
such registered warrants ~ payment of
| t;.Ne- and interest upon -. biil- due the
civ, r.ctr: he proportions .s-'fycd by Ia"
| tur funded deDt accounts ami car park
| tax. and h. may direct n" >hG-itf % re-
| ,.iNr such 'arrant5 iol mt = c.'"ution
! for ta12.. provided. dali, rnnr:- stall be
| made 20 the AdminiStra!r, - Accounts OF
| blue HetvopO.itan Polio. warrant, rcCe.' ed
| by the Administrator of E'inauc". and The
Sherif uu.c, lii direction. specify nc the
| ,lumtyr. and amounts of the wa.cants and
| the bill - cas-. for or III T'l;,.. the n" re-
| ceiyr.. lai crowded ijrther .i,at pre,e
| dcncc snail be given in The "',!ec % their
! tcndec 10: payment. aad -oon J., the
amour. .!tr ~. the city as n. o-~,i,ct: under
| section. 20 u this ordinanc" la- ben ten
| derci ild received TIA" A'.u a-trator Of
! ti1lalc. .I,l discontinue" :" ',1c.r. 'hr
! same. ~. 49,, -nrtruC: ~. >ac.t .'-."ru
| .rg :.
81. . Be < further ",...ry.i =. That
such warrants il any. - IL Amin TRAITOR
| Of Pablo Accounts shall tu'. Z" =. ..stu,tI
.,o' az spurious. OF 10 har. r""l previously
F., paid q. we'd for ta,r,, -h,-. :lot be
! :cgi-tci.'.r ~ received for 'i.r- =" Adj
, nili>tistur. -: Public Accounts -i..n n.kc
, no mar, % ntrv The rr"n. 80 -1,.. f',,'lo Il
strict note ~ IN, contents. ,.nt, e'.-'I 'r'i"n
, OF -j..h .arruHt-. - Il Zoo. = 49,: Is
, ~" tl5,. ',Ii,iC>c.
AI"pj.'! IL N. C"n,r.' - - - ~
Nv Orleans N.v:rn'" -. Is"
it,-. y -. Sh.s. D. 49,. T.''c".
Walton. ijon2.nr.
sENj. aND:.c> "..".
\ -. iaor.
Il 'h\t,:-Y-- ('t.
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f1rOrap ", DOilx.. Legal Representative

:,
fTfOr9r W DOH ". A"2si hsDrfantauNc~
o. MARIN te->', rat" iF-:t-c, Co.. ;or a.
.'''-'l o. o''eau> 80 tl"'-
VDI WRITE OF A WRIT n% AE!y' SE AND
ID sale 70 :n- directed b. he Honorable, the
S-tntj, u .trct Court :r thc o. Orleans IN
the a}.'. % entitled cause -, n:oc.-t 20 sell al
pu,Iir auC. on a. the r-ra.a.. srt .uc..oueers'
itAclan,r 10, a. street D.. -vaen Canal and Gus
ton'o,i .tre,.ts Il, th, second @. Liz citv
| ON -iiJ-R>Dti DECEMBER, !s-A A. tv.l,, 'cloc
| NJ Ia. follow inc de-. lib :, p,o,e-!v % VT
! / THO CERTAIN LOTS o. .taoUND situate,
I,-,ln ana being . Tho r!--- p VI ~ Ci.. in
| in. -G.3ry BOUNDED: iy 3-ptt ;,,.yit: ptrd.Go
aac NJ. streets de-, mated :, -. ,,l.rl.'nr, on.
and 80 III :. -..tC.l .r.!.rNr,i - aa lct passed
before Dl-nytY, I.p,.l., -'.., l.. :! : .ity.
OF .h, :ir,. Jun it- ;..r'i u. - h., n die
10. ...:-a,.. nn. .,,f- ., -. ~ q, ;;,a.l and
'a,-r, -,a.-ts aui mr..ur,.- y .... front OF.
BROAD SIR. rr,,, v.a: - .ii-... ..i.- .t (
| Inc, l.. dept ara non. On .-.v'-. --n.- and
u:lct .-.cI e .ou. Il, H., AZ. co.. -, Il, dc,th
On ii IN. ,ifuiu.;Ig 10. ru,,... .-rr and LOT
-....l .:rtr g.. ..y..- - :o4i street
de-. -. IL. Ia, -, .1.f. II. ,.i ..,,...,
.,,.l go. 80. ...y'.rs LA 40 ... .Le c,,.n..l.
| a. ,,u.
1.,-.' H. - 80. -. y. - - .rlrrny. .
;n.nr- "a .re1i!.
| sad -" .p.> - = It.. -. :, a on ~ z.
!a. .t u! Of ic,!..t !,4-..., ..,r .at, na-
8 - :, ;l!ic.!ti>+ 80, = r:c.. pr
'.,--.,, be-ol. SAID :-4;. 80. .:4,. O.. The
| -l-......,l ~ June. ;b5.
, :, -IN CERTAIN LOTS o. f""E-~r -=t-;.,..i in
-, .i-.r = street - :, .t ,ni,,t. .odri
| d, aoinrl"I. " hit" Eau; 49, Bad -....- dies,
.na.d ~ III. II, 1i'..,,.s, -. ..,..r Ne six
| ;,nr ,,.e,, .o"ri.r- ~. :.l c.:oi NUMB,
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The ex-Emprcss Eugene has been inter
viewed by a reporter who goes into costa
cies over her appearance. Here is his de
scrptlon: Il have heard much Of the beauty
and grace of the Empress, but was not
prepared to see a person VI such exquisite
loneliness; Inc Empres- did not appear to
be more than twenty-five years o1' ace. Her
eyes-but how can l describe hey eyes, !
have never seen such eye hc.ogc. Tn. .rc
bluc-deeply, darkly beautifully bite
almond shaped, the cute corners drooy.;ue.
the lashes the color Of he. hair; the cNpJr--
sion rare combination of dignity. modest,
and parity Her complexion Is 3aic, viii
out pallor. l think I can NOT bette; Gr-
scribe it than by saying T + angelic. Heg
nose is slightly acqIilliue, Ter moutI beau
tiful and her smile enchantiDg-lt lights up
her face like CLEAN Of sunshine. Her
hands are not small, but are OF such Inc
proportions that they look small