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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

THE, Board of Commissioners did wise
thing, yesterday, in resolving TO open
road between the two new bridges east of
this city. Last fall The city and county
spent some $4,000 in building two iron
bridges across Wheeling creek, to
give the people of the city
direct outlet on an easy grade
10 the National road at Fulton.
The city graded fine wide street out to
the bridge it built and the county had
connection between its bridge and the
National road; but between the two
bridges, a distance of perhaps hall
m lie, there was no road. The bridges
have been allowed 10 stand and rust and
rot with no possibility of being used, for
many months. The State offered to take
them and lay the National road over
them; but the Commissioners
defeated the proposition BY
tie vote. The section of the road to be
made is within tho city limits; but the
elty's treasury was empty. So the mat
ter stood until yesterday. An appropri.
alton to do the grading was made and
the appropriate committee instructed to
advertise for proposals for doing the
work.
When the grading Is done-which is
70 be pushed with all proper speed to
completion-the city can Macadamize
the street in short time. and with little
expense by giving the work into the
hands Of CALEB SYLvIs and his gang OF
public benefsctors. We hope, now, that
Commissioner LEoNHARr will carry out
the instructions of Council, and put No
Cullough street in trim, without delay.
Those handsomely-psinted iron bridges
have stood long enough n ornaments
merely; let them now be made useful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

MALL the parliamentary practices Of
this country, We believe there is but one
instance in which the presiding officer of
n Legislative body, has descended from
his seat and asked the privilege of COM
manicsting the passage Of bill by the
body over which he presides to the other
House, unless in q case where his own
constituents were vitality in
terested. This exceptional instance is
found recorded in the Journal of the
House of Delegates, 1871. Mr.. CRAcRArT
was the Speaker; and the measure COM
was one for the passage of
which he received money pay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

stances which have been VIGOROUSLY scat
tered throughout the United States and
are known everywhere. l have them
holding up q package. claim l have
entire right TO these letters, not only by
Nat ,rsl right but on sll precedents and
pr,r ciples Of law. The man who held
them in bis possession held them wrong
fully and the Committee which
attempted to take these let.
letters from this man for to use against
me, proceeded wrongfully. 1t proceeded
In the boldest aud most defiant violation
of the ordinary personal and private
rights that belong to everv American cit.
izen. l am willIog TO meet the Judi.
ciary Committee ON that point. wanted
that committee to introduce 1t. wanted
the gentlemen from Kentucky Knott
and the gentleman from Virginia Hun
ton to Introduce that question on the
floor, and they did not do it.
Mr.. Knott lin his seat)--Oh, no, you
want to be made martyr Of
Mr.. Blsine-Yes and you did not want
it, there is the difference. l will go n
lite further and say you did not dare
10 do 1t
Mr.. knott-We will not talk about
daring.
MI. Hamilton-I rise to the question
OF order, is the gentleman's language par
liamentary. ...
Mr.. Blaire continued at great ength.
AT the cuLclusiuu of his remarks, he
moved the previous question on his reso-
luton and attempted to make further re-
marks, but was prevented BY loud calls
to order and by Speaker pro tenn: ruling
that he was not entitled to the floor for
that purpose The House refused to
second previous question, and then on
motion of Mr. Banning, Ohio. the mo
tion Of Mr.. Blaine was referred to Com
mittee on Judiciary oy vote of ia t."
81. The day in the House WAS one o
great excitement. Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Expl0si0 70.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Shortly after two
o'clock this morning, one Of the boilers
of the Collier White Lead Works. corner
Tenth and Clark avenue, exploded with
terrific force demolishing the south
eastern part OF the building and seriously
injuring several Of the employees No
work was done in the factory after mid
night Saturday, but fires have been KEEP,
up in the furnaces, and shortly after
starting again this morning .be disaster
occurred. Loss estimated at $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
From ths Black Hills.

YANKToS, d., June 5,-A large party
Of men returned to-day from the Black
Hills, bringing $4,000 in dust. They re-
port 40 Indians on the Fort Pierre route
and look on the order OF the military
suspending travel as Nh outrage. Several
Of them are freighters who left trains at
Pierre expecting TO buy loads
here and return at once. Among the
number is j. B. Pearson, who locnted
the first claim on Dead Wood, and who
i. enthusiastic, returning only for his
family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NKw YoKK, June 8. - MoSEr -
Closed easy at 2i(a2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Ga,6 per CENT. Customs
receipts $399, 900. The As.ktant Treas
urer disbarssd $4,000. CIearings S2l.-
100000. Sterling steady al sixty days
4s7i, three days 1891.
GoLD-Opened al ll2i. closed at Il2i.
Carving rates Q; l62 per cent. Loans
we're also mode fat, and At lG12 pc, cent.
per anpum, and l-64 per cent per diem
for borrowing.
GovEExxKxTs-Strong and in active
demand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Indian Depredations.

OMAHA, June 5.-Three herders were
killed by Indians twenty-five miles
south of Sydney, this State, Saturday.
\ dispatch received at military head
quarters, dated the 4th. says courier
arrived from Red Cloud this morning,
who says: Yellow Robe arrived at the
sgency six days ago from Hastile's
camp One hundred and eighty lodges
on Rosebud Curve were about to leave
for Powder River, below Point Crazey
Ho4se to fight. The Indians say they
will fight, aud have 1900 warriors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

ture which would bring blood from the
soul of an exigency, and on such an oc-
casion, too! -.
1t is to be hoped that Centennials, like
other things, will improve with age and
experience, and that these petty wrongs
will right themselves in the progress
toward the great summer festivities.
SALLlE j. BATTEY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Missienar, aardered.

CALCUTTA, June 5.-Grosvenors mis-
sion arrived 1T Rsngoon on Friday last.
Grosvenor and Baber remained at Man
dalay. The evidence shows clearly that
Margary was murdered BY the Chinese
Imperial troops l. is expected that
Zeseetahee, the Chinese General, VIII be
exonerated from copplicity IN the affair.
The Chinese authorities await Grosve-
nors report before carrying out the exc
cutions Of those implicated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Deal SquareIy with Yonr Chtldren.
Miss Mulock.

To gam obedience you must first set
yourself To deserve il. Whatever you
promise your little one, however small the
thing seems 10 you, and whatever trouble
it costs you perform it. Never let the
doubt once enter that innocent mind that
you say what you do not mean, or will
not act up to what you say. Make as
few prohibitory laws as you possibly can,
but one made keep them. In what is
granted as in what is denied, compel
yourself, however weary or worried or
impatient, to administer always even
handed justice. This is system much
more likely to secure yoar child's real
affection than all the petting and humor-
ing SO generally INDUCED in, to give
pleasure or save trouble, not to your little
ones, but 10 yourself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
THE STEAMER COURIER.

As there has been some misrepresenta
ton and misunderstanding in regard to
the price Of round trip tickets to Charles
ton and return, on the steamer "Courier," !"
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Esq, Chairman Ct the
State Democratic Executive Committee,
authorizes us to say, that the fare Is ten
dollars, and no extra charge or assess
ment for any purpose. This Is official,
and passengers can rely on it, despite
stories and rumors to the contrary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
BY TELE GRAPH
TO ThE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associsted Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Corner Stone Laid.

NEW YORK, Jude 5.-The corner stone
of the new Church Of the Paulist Fathers
was laid aud blessed yesterday by Bishop
Corragsn of Newark. Cardinal McClos-
key sent letter regretting his inability
to attend, owing to feebleness of health.
The procession of societies was very large
and was more remarkable from the en-,
forced absence of the Ancient Order of
Hiberpians. The priests present regular
and secular, were numerous. Gen eral
Hancock was among the distinguished
invited guests.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
CouRIER FOR CHARLEsrsN.

The elegant steamer Courier will
leave the Wheeling wharf this morning
for Charleston, at 3 O'clock sharp.
Krsmers band will accompany the ex-
cursion. A pleasursble time is expected
by all who go.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Acquitted.

Nrw Yenk, June 1.-James Cunning
ham, Who was arrested in Cleveland =
few months ago on q charge Of killing
Mrs. Margaret Ksys st Stewsrtsviiie,
New Jersey, nine years ago was on trisl
all last week and Saturday night the
jury returned . verdict Of not guilty.
The testimony Of one witness vent 70
show that the husband Of Mrs. Kays was
the murderer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

TIE famous Man with Fork in his
Stomach, who put all Paris in fever Of
curiosity, and afterwards relieved himself
and the city by submitting to . famous
surgical operation, has again become
prominent The surgeon who took out
the fork gave it to scientific society, and
now the patient has sued for the recovery
of his property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

WE WILL DURING THE MLIpAfk
w dfspose of 100 P1aoos shd Urgapt Of
nst cIsas mAkcrH, includjng whxk rs.
o. lower prices than ever before oaered.
Monthly instAiinSnts roao1vef sruuofng
years. second. Hand Insesv vmenu at ~.
uemeiy lov prices, tor eash, iLlge{sftt
Catalogues nafisd. Agents stnfen
,.u. w.'srSSSRsx ScRxcN e kss:a4sEsiS |s4EiS : SSss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Personal Expianation.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Mr. Blaine Is
on the aoor of the House. making per-
sonal explanation in regard to the m
vestigstion now being made on bim-
After stating that the Democratic mem.
bers of the Judiciary Committee had nss
dared to bring him before the house
for refusing to produce private letters
taken by him from Mulliean.
Mr.. Blaine announced his intention 70
read every one of them " the House and
began doing 90. There wss great sen.
satior in the hall, and Mr.. Blaine was
several times interrupted by applause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
Abor,touis Arrested.

BosToS, June 8 The death of Mary
J. Fuller from an abortion, la.t Thursday,
has led TO the arrest of Miss Fanny
Drske, the practitioner and l.. Durham,
the after having, it is alleged, burned the
body of the child in. stove 10 prevent
discovery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
blaine lnvesttgatton. I

WAsHISGToS. June 5.-The sub-Judi-
ciary Committee met this morning st lO
o'clock, but through q Misunderstanding
about the hour Of meeting neither Blaine
nor Nye were present, and committee
adjourned till tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
,s.,,, p.e,or.l Aver. Insane.

Bosros, June 5-The ESening Jour
nal is informed that J. Z. Ayers, the
patent medicine manufacturer, was seri
to the insane asylum in New Jersey last
week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
at'herlina Re9ister.
Gold closed yesterday at ll2a.

The psather to-day otA be partly
cloudy, NTH northwest to southwest '0'"aS'
and higher temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
United states - OF Is
Lrt--as~rEnttel liASl
r. Z. BoxDs-Prrm.

z. x. BoxDs-Firm.
STATE SEcURrTIn-Qnist.
SrocKs-S,rong with general advance
in price with Lake Shore, Western Union,
). Paur., Northwestern, Rock Island,
and n -chigss Central a. features Pa
cifc Mail asd Panama were exception
ally weak. The finance committee Of
the Western Union recommended that the
directors declare II per cent. dividend.
Transaction l44,0o0 shares, u which 3.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
seniensef 10 be Hanged.

BuYFALo, n. Y, June 6.-WilbelmIne
Weick, convicted Of the murder Of her
stepson, wichael Weick, 10 November
last. wss this morning sentenced 70 b.
bang ged on the 2lst Of July, 1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

The paper mills near Springfield, Ohio,
owned by the Springfield Republican
newspaper, burned yesterday. The loss
Is estimated At $4,000; insured for
$40 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06

PITTSBURGH, June a-Petroleum-
Market dull; crude 81 27i; refined l4fc
for Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
koldiers' Reunion.

The principal event Of this week prom.
ises to be the reunion of the veterans {"
the Army of the Potomac at the Academy
of Music to- morrow morning
Major General Winfield S. Hancock OF
the United States army, the president OF
the. society, will preside. The oration
will be delivered by John A. DII and
the poem will be read by VIM. Winters,
ESQ. Among the arrivals are e1-Gov-
ernor Dix and Major Generals Hancock
Ferry, W ei,z ell, Curtiss and Gordon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
. GREAT. OFFER. s9lfsass

sss:: r.: I; /: Y: 80: sEs
Extrsmely Lsv Hness tos e.eAs 1hrait
:a: :%.ii %SS %onsSiy p:yssaz -: i.ss . ~.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-06
WhttulOnday.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-This morn
ing Alex. p. Tuttan, who was recently
appointed collector of the port, entered up
on the discharge ofthe duties Of his office.
The celebration of Whitmon :
day is very general among
the German citizens here. Quite an
extensive parade took place this m 'rning
and many excursion parties have le''
the city and the attendance at the -E1-
position grounds is notably increased oy
the observance of the holiday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28

UNIVERSALLY
RECOMMENDED.

We have just r-'s we'd O--.hfr -- c.T
nun car p -I re1-.F tT--f - - N-'
ku--au' ar- the fest 1-.-F ur re----y - -azl
% SANFnFr- RADICAL trHE n tATAHfH "
be eve ta--e never was remedy lHrg.a
borrower ErnEu ard ca-ts Zee. tl lf r-re
VISA one move deserving .- parse Pound eel Up
rreci 81 e-t.1r r-ur.- .es and ra rulste- tr ~
most ar-0- .HeC phy- a-- O. meet me ssre-f-'
f.rus . Cararrh the cu-es made r} Is have n0t ors
been uultr u. but So remarkable as o. exc g
pua-c atteut'a ar1 r5use tle safe O. exceed zen
Z. d tnat O. auy s-ll.-z- remedy ever te.-e c-l
bounced.
test uury ln 1va- o.. tl- RADICAL CUBE. Utae-s-
an- aua1- gas NUM- er mas he iauo1 many g ol-
rIo.t res pecrat-- ct send be O. Pes -t pub
les Identified " ~ sH lnlfl-urue -.sea e. Hence
il tie -ollaW.I- case We are ular e. eve IRE
name. tut are perm tt-1 9. state tae severity au-
condition of tie ease before and a.-ar Is L. t1e
RADICAL CURE. ard also that the gentleman ac-u-
pee responsible Qi-- ID one re- Guy state insttu-
Ions We quote
i would Mt .'- the wc-l- penn g --y same O. Doe
used although have 70 dlunt u Wau.l ne % benefit
& many now sufs-r- Sc ! have suffered nui I eve
you urs. statement 4- ny case
.Fo- tso year. lsve .sfsu bromide .. ro.a--a
and uroi1 de o.. ammo every day. never passed
d sa-le night y taa " getting e. ouce ce 90
free ny taro4i from TIE matter that had 1-'ppel
into It dug ~ sleep. and a1s.y ] eou-hoi during
81 AIs tine. a.1cs taking Tie KtuI1Al CURE ]
hsve taken 4. Iotsssa Or ammonia, have slept
s0unily every -ht without uueasnsss % stress
not particle o. matter mas cropped uta my tiraat
during sleep. and every symptom Ct G u-1 has
LEFT NE
- v0nds-ful result t-u.y. al VII ssv. VIZ kr.E
can rea p fne extent and ser-r.ty % "a case
The gentleman nas lad .-hfeeu bottles. THIS ust
satisfy The sceplcal tba; there -rrat mort 10 the
RADICAL trKE It's mode a. pep tratI1u IL new and
suai. l-no-in- the old practices auc rsuiec -.
Ir. SANFORD selected a new h=ld. ana ras demon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28

The Singer Sewing Machine has for many
years past been universally recognized a.
one OF tie most signal triumpbs Of Amer
can inventive skill, and it. almost unire--
sal adoption l. shown By the immense nun.
bers manufactured and sold. Recently
several important Improvements have hes1
added, making 1t siiil more deserving IF
the great popularity II has achieved
These are an improved feed. band wheel
and stud. slack thread pin, shuitle-carrier
peedle-elsmp and Improvements which must
be seen 20 be appreciated. The old features
OF the Singer which have rendered il a
tsvorite Tor 20 long a time are too vel
known to be mentioned. The manager Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Office In ,bis
city which Is distributing point for the
larger portions Of the State Of Vermont
is NJ. d. y. Nicholson. well and favor
ably known a. an energetic ard successful
business man. From small beginnings he has
BY tact and enterprise worked Cd the bu.i-
ness 50 that the agency now occupies it, pre-
ent spacious and elegant quarters in Central
House Block (ormerly occupied by com
peting agency and has driven all or nearly
all its rivals out OF the field. Mr.. Niehoi-
son has placed in charge Of the retail de-
psrtnent Mr.. c. W. Hickok, who has had
long experience in the business and i q
and accom- nodating gentleman.
Dur res ders IL search o. the best sewing
machine cannot Go better than call on Mr.,
Nicholson and purchase an improved
Singer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28

SEvHTY-FUE THoUsAND DOLLARS TOR 4
PICTUEE A London C respondent say.
that the story, Incredible enough on the lace
Of Il. that Mr.. Nillals ! 10 have So. GOO ior
S single picture. be believes 10 be quite
true. Tie fact that il j. for a picture not
yet painted, doe not. be writes. make it les.
remarkable. Mr.. Mulais'> contract i with
Mr.. Msrsden. picture dealer. Mr. Mars
den proposed 10 Mr. Miliais u paint PIE
ture for MIN at the price above-named. and
Mr.. Mllal>, not uunaturally. accepted for
the sum i probably larger than has been
paid 10 any living artist fJr single work
or perhaps than any picture by IN artist
not dead has b5en sold FOR at auction or
otherwise Turner'S Grand Canal was
thought 70 have touched hish value msrk a.
So, 600, last year at, ChrisiIe's. Mllais Is
the si,isshIonable OF English artists, and
the cash value Of fashion makes upa certain
part-every body may determine Tor himself
what pari-0i thI> extraordinary price
About 20 per cent. Of tue pCrchase money
was paid down 10 bind the bargain Hol-
man Hunt Shadow Of the Gross fetched
$50 zoe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28
DRUGGISTS.

Whoare competsu: witnesses TO the work j. IS dA j.
dong
san'ords Rsdcll Cure las i-oved the best rel1es 8
for re- -v-us Catar5h. ~ 81. FELLOWS.
HAvarhil Mass.
an selling large quantities O. your san'ord'.
Racies Cure. DK- NENTNpkT2.
Bddeta-i, Ne
ssn,ord's Radical Cure having good sale. 1t
Just what the people have been wanting
A. Al. u ERRY
20. Paris. Ne
! have kept Saniord's Rad cal ure on hand sincs
Is FIRST Introduction. and the sale and sat. acton
q it use have been unequA-ed by any other slmi-
ar preparzt on WITHIN ny know e.
". Il. WILLIS NJ D
Reading, Mass.
dsve sold sautord's Rldcsl Cure ,or u year or
more. il stands the the bert o. suy ulIzr
remedy have ever sod. WILL Il. On SH.
Milo. ale.
Serscommsnl 10 Tier cure, and have no trouble
4 selling It. L. P kNANs & Co,
Garland, Me.
Ssniord's Radical Cure hEs given universal satis-
faction 70 al nv customers. AID above al other
remedies IS 4 success f =. CAREY
Havefhill, Mass.
san'ard'- Radical Cure sells well, sna S. very
much llted. MRS. 5 P. WING.
ssnserviIls, Me.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28

PUTNAM AND TIE WoIT-Amons articles
to be exhibited from Connecticut ST Pnils-
delphia, i the gun which General Putnam
used when he shot the wolf IN Pomfret on E
historic occasion. Il i an old Queen :
arm" and comes directly down from the
Sharpe family. Briefly, its history Is
that the Shapes were neighbors Of Pat
nam and were notorious hunters. When
the wolf was tracked to the cave a request
for gun was sent to the Sharpe house.
and this arm was lent TO Putnam, who crept
into the den with II and shot the wolf
Ii hiss ever since been carefully treasured
and is relic Of absolutely unquestionable
authenticity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28

- e. 7 4e-- A--
As Nj Z 5. Tai; purposes to be tie Re-
publican candidate for City Represeu:4tire
this Fall. toers are some questions nun
Der Of voters would Ike 10 have answered.
On page SIS IF the Report of the Aifu-
tan; General Of Vermont. for 1864 Ii appears
that Mr.. TAFT was drafted and that be pad
his Communication % three hundred dollar.
rather than 20 into the army Ii short he
preferred. - wa> his privilege, = serve b.,
country 81 home, holding otlce. rather than
carry gun OF sabre IL the deld. though Al
the time DO family was dependent on him
for support.
lam informed that be introduced. or IRE
pared for introduction into the Legislature
OF the State, bill which provided for re-
fladaHg The money paid bv persons who
were drafted. OF course. this would include
himself among the rest. VIII Mr.. Taft IN
form us whether or not be did introduce
or prepare such bill? And If be did MI.
would be favor such measure if be were
elected Representative There are other
questions | would Ike 70 ask when this ),
answered VoTrR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-28

SAD CssU4L-E. - The other dsy Mr.
George Drown. who lives on The Eas
Branch. about q ME from Wolc1tt viii re
crossed the stream and went 10 Mrs. Dim.
rex : l. eat some new sugar. ana RENAME.
but short time. a- the water wa rising a--
she feared the ice would be unsafe. Wter
lie started out -1e saw the water Wa fi d
and she Wa AFRAID o. cross. N-. DlmI-E
sald be would accl mpany hcr. and when p
the middle 81 tue stream the lee gave wav
and both went down. NJ. Dimick after
great efforts succeeded IN getting ont. ba.
Mrs. Drown went under. The stream w.
already breaking up and she Wa taken zap
ldiy down. and was not seen again untl
late tie next 1av. when she was found en-
tangled IN some brush wood bali 8 mile be-
low, almost down 10 the Lamoilie River
She leave. five chIlGren-the Oldest fifteen
wears I'ey had gone ont to meet the ?
mother and al stood on the hank and saw
her swallowed . the raging current