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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

REDUcED FAREs TO TnE 0HEAT BALTIMORE
ORIoLE.--Whilst all the railroads and steamboat
companies have reduced their rates Of passage 20
baltimore for the three days Of the grand 0role
celebration 70 take place In that city September
18th, 18th and 18th, the great Baltimore clothers,
c. N. oehm Son, Hanover 4 Pratt streets, have
also determined not 10 be outdone 90 they have
put the knife In their fall stock for the three
days during the celebration, and II you viii call
upon them they will show you the largest, best
made and most serviceabie stock Of clothing for
men, boys and children In this or any other
market, at prices lower than ever before.
-.o:-
CHEAP cLorHINe.-At II. wurtlburger's Popu-
lar Clothing House, li9 north Gay street, unusual
bargains are offered In mems and bows elothinr
Of All kinds. lie has on hand large stock offaii
and winter clothing and being determined not 70
be under-sold. oilers his goods NJ astonishingly
low figures, such a. almost defy competition.
Read advertisement In to-day's issue and call and
see for yourselves. Also full line Of the latest
styles hats for men and boys.
HALLocK's INV SgEp SToRE.-The new Agri-
cultural Implement and Seed House Of T.. d. Hal
lock is located at 81 N. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market, Baltimore. Roland
Mill. Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am
nominated Bone Phosphate.
~
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE NURsERIEs.-Thsse
reliable nurseries, owned by asssri. Franklin
Davis Co., are among the most extensive In the
country and entirely reliable In every respect
They embrace upwards Of 400 acres and their
stock Of fruits Of all kinds IL simply immense The
principal Office Of the firm IL nj the corner Of Bal
timors and Paea streets, Baltimore. See adver-
tisement.
HARDWARE AND CUrLEnY.-we call attention
10 the advertisement Of Mr.. Chas. Z. Bristor, ia
north Gay street, dealer In hardware and cutlery
Of all kinds. lie has 4 large and complete stock,
and ~ he sells ut the lowest cash prices IL will pay
you 70 give him call. Don't forget the number,
ia N. Gay street, between Exeter and Chestnut
streets.
hAsD-MADE sHoKs.-Alfred Pbipps, on Della
ware avenue, in rear Of Ady's hotel, Towsontown,
makes 10 measure all kinds Of lady's and gents
shoes and boots. Correct aayies aud ID guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Fatal Accident at Hampden.-Another
fatal accident, resulting from the careless use Of
coal oil, occurred at Hampton, Pals road, on
saturdayiast. Theresa, aged ~ years, an adopted
daughter Of Frank Rodenborehsr, vas isft alone
with an aged companion while her mother went
OF 10 attend 20 some work at the Catholic church.
During the mothers Absence the child started 10
make the Gre TO prepare dinner, and supposing
that there hre In the stove she poured coal
oil upon the wood 90 that u would ignite more
rapidly. Instantly there was an explosion and
the burning oil was thrown all over the ehild's
dress, saEelopiss her In flames. She ran scream
Ing from the house. wben some neighbors came 10
her assistanee and extinguished the flames, bat
not until she vas terribly burned on the chest,
neck. arms and face. She fingered until Sunday
afternoon when death put an end 10 her fearful
suiferings.
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week was very iight up 20 Thursday Night. AZ
waveriy, on Tuesday and Wednesday. but eS
names have been sddsd 10 the list. and ., HsmP-
den, on Thursday, but o..
-Absi q. Dsngan. Of this eoun,y. has been
appsinisa N. extra usighsr In the Baiti@ors
Castom House.
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Miscellaneous.
Maryland Central Railway.
ENNM

TAXING ETTEcT AuGusr 2lsr, At 600 AN.
Trains leave North Avenue station for Towson,
Loeb Raven and intermediate stations NJ G.i5 and
$50 A. ~. and 2, { and 6 =. NJ, and for Towson
and way stations at Il.30 A. ". and :, 10 and ~
=. NJ.
Returning leave Loeb Raven at 1.t5 and 1920
A. VI. aud ,, and =. ~, and TowsOn al 6, ;
and 1885 A. 81 and 1880. = u, jIj, 5.i5. stj and
II Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave North Avenue Station for Tovson, Loeb
Raven and way stations at . A. ". and i.3O, $40
and $50 =. NJ. and for Towson and way stations
AZ ST. and 1880 =. VI.
Returning leave Loeb Raven a, 10 A. N. and
2.25. i.3j and =. NJ. and Towson AZ : and 1915
A. NJ. and $40, $50. 5.i5 and $50 p. VI.
50. BOYD, Superintendent.
Aug 2G.-tf.
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From Aiberton. I'D District.-Mr. c. J.
Parker, proprietor Of the Valley Mill. near Alder
ton. will give public test Of grinding 81 his mill
on Tuesday, Sept. 18th. at . o'clock A. M. The
patrons Of the mill and others are invited 10 at
wheat, which VIII be ground free Of charge.
Messrs. Nimrod Gosnsii aud Gerard Emmart %
Baltimore county. and Mr.. John strsaker. Of
Howard county, will be the judges, who will select
and weigh the samples Of wheat, inspect the mill,
witness the grinding and finally weigh the pro-
duets.
Mia Amanda Allen, daughter Of Mr.. George
Allen, was married 20 Mr.. John Vincent, Of Car
roll county, BY the Rev. p. W. Group. on wsdnss.
day. 9Th inst, NJ her fathers residence, near
Aiberton. BARr.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
Save Money by InsuringyourProp.
erty I'm che
Agricultural Fire Insurance COMFY
OF WATERFOWL. NY.

FINHE attention Of farmers il directed 20 the great
i advantage. in the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
fer.d by the above Company.
Its assets amount 90 over 81 zoo ,00O, 90 that
failure i absolutely impossible.
II insures nothing but Dwellings and Farm
Property. rejecting all risky property. such
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
II no; only pays for all losses by Ere, but for
da@ayss doss y Liyi;ni-y. whether Ere ensues or
not.
II also pay, for Lire Stock killed BY lightning
nyuhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company o. the farming community.
The terms On which property !. insured are ss
favorable a. those of any other Company in thi'
country.
large number q prominent aud well-kn"-h
persons have already aits.ted their confidence in
this Company BY insuring their property therein.
and whose names will be furnished on application
90 u.
For further particulars. rates. &c. cal! on OF
address. II. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Towsontown. Baltimore county, Nd.
Feb.ll.'s?y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

From Woodbury. and Vicinity.-Our ex.
cursion 20 Loeb Raven on Saturday, Goth ult..
gave me "the blues" so bad that vas compelled
10 postpone my letter TO you last week. In fact,
news was 90 scarce in this cosby place and sub.
jects too stale 10 interest any one. Unlike "Billy
Barlow,' We have no bad roads 90 growl over.
Our supervisor certainly understsnds road build
ing in this neghborhood and never fails 60 put 10
ming up his fences In the manner be does certainly
needs some excuse and he should not get mad II
We zee GO 90 refer TO them.
On Tuesday evening young man named New.
ton Upton. fell through the elevator opening in
the Woodbury. mill. from the third story. lie
Was picked up in an unconscious condition and
removed 20 bis home in Hampton, where he vas
attended by DR.. cairnes. Ills injuries are serious
but he was better wednesday evening.
DeLison Post, q. A. r., Of this place. will take
part In the Orioie parade next Tuesday, and will
compete for the prize. The sons Of Veteran. of
this Post will be organized this week.
The Woodbury. Library and Reading Rooms
re-opened on Monday. and !: 10 nov = circulating
library. The attendance was large.
During q trial In Justice y. X. Dorsey's Office
last week. in which = son had his father arrested
the father struck the son In the mouth With hi,
est and knocked him down.
Andrew MiseR, 20 years Of age, an employee Of
Hoopers' Meadow Min, met With Q shocking and
fatal accident on Wednesday afternoon. lie was
trying % draw belt over pulley wheel when the
belt caught min, jerked him up 20 the ceiling and
vhirlsd him around swiftly revolving shaft, his
feet striking the ceiling NJ every turn. Beforeth
main driving wheel could be stopped the young
mans arm VAS torn out aud he fell mAngied and
bleeding % the floor. Il 10 estimated that he vas
whiried around no less than $50 times. Ills legs
we're broken. his remaining hand and arm frac-
tured. his ribserushed his body generally manged,
and yet be lived for an hour. A number Of the
female operatives In the mill tainted at the sight
see by your paper the Republican Executive
Committee meets on Saturday 20 On dates for pri-
mary meetings. Nov this fall ne have very i'm
portant election and hope for the success of the
Republican ticket. We can have Il u 10 pull To-
gether. Give us . straightout Republican ticket,
tno mcngrei,l with good men and under this regis-
traton will surprise ourselves With the sjoriy
we can roll up. We have the material and the
chance, and all We want 10 the bcysto register and
then vote on election day. GRArE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

hASD-AfADE sHoEs.-Aifred Pbipps. on Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. fowsontown.
makes 10 measure all kinds Of lady's and gents
shoes and boots. Correct ssyles aud III guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Items from Perry Hall, nth District
Mr.. John Langkam. ST., has cold his property 10
his two sons, William and George, and they are
nov Improving the dwelling BY putting an add.
tion 10 u.
Mr.. Bseh,sl. the new teacher Of Perry Hall
school, took charge on Monday last
The Germantown cornet Band furnished the
music for the tournament held In Laurenees
grove, Hartford road, on Monday last.
Mr.. Richard Myers and wife spent several days
last week In Philadelphia With their daughter,
Who 10 married and resides there.
Mr.. Ri,tenhouse. . very sueeessful grower Of
eantaloupes, 10 hauling them 10 the Baltimore
markets by the wagon load.
Mr.. p. Gerst, Who is running steam threshing-
machine. has been very busy In this nsighborhood.
john Schneider, ST., was overcome BY the heat
on Saturday last and died on Monday. II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

NOTICE

IN 10 Tmg-
Policy Holders or the Peoples Mn.
tual Live stock Insurance 90.
or Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

eais OF Q Small Farm.-James w. Ouines,
auctloussr, sold ~ the Court House on Tuesday,
for Msssrs. w. 9. Keeeh and Thos. J. Hunter,
trustees. In the ease % Mary A. Shock W. Adam
II. krout and others. too parcels of land In the
Tth district. near Nsu Market. eontaininr about
81 aerss, iupFevsd by . dwelling house, &C., 10
A. II. Krout, IT,, Cor $40 per acre.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Tho Boss" Cantaioupe.-ws are indebted
10 Col. Alex. d. Brous, Of Brooklanduood, for .
lot % very hne eantAloupes, some Of them perfeet
monsters In size. The largest Of the number
weighed le2 lbs, 2oi inches In length, and -
inches In circumstances. They we're raised BY
Mr.. Charles Bosiey, manager for Col. Brown. who
has always been very successful In their eultisa-
ton. lie says the eantaioupes we're lying 90
thick on the grosnd that some Of them had 70 be
pulled from the vines In order 10 give the others
room 10 spread Themselves" and anybody Who
knows Charley knows that he wouldn't lie about
a mail maifar lie A eanfalauna.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Fatal Shooting Affray.-A fatal shooting
ARRAY occurred on the farm Of Mr.. Thomas Grad
dock, in Green Spring Valley, near the Rsistsrs-
toun road. ON Friday % last week. Two eoiorei
men named Charles Stewart and John BARNARD,
both Of whom we're employed by Mr.. Craddoek.
got into an alteration In the kitchen where
stewau's wife vas at work. Some disagreeabie
words passed between them when Stewart went
up stairs where be procured gun and descending
the steps took deliberate aim % BARNARD aud
Cred both barrels, the shot lodging in the vicsims
aide and stomach. terribly iaeerating the assh and
producing wound from which he died In . feu
hours. Aftsr the shooting Stewart ned 10 Refs
terstown we're be arrested BY constable Stocks
dale and brought 20 jail here Stewart 70 g. years
Of age and Bernhard was about -. They had
quaFrsled before and had not been on good terms.
Stewart claims that the shooting the result %
IN accident.
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sho. nm the Cove nfouutain.-0n

Shot on the Cove Mountain.-On Friday
norning Mr.. Jesse Robinson, . eonduetor on the
Northern Central railroad, started out squirrel
hunting on the Cove Mountain, back of Mare
willie station. About o'clock, when In the act of
shooting 81 squirrel. be was shot In the shoulders
and throat By some unknown person- II may
have been accidental, but The person uho Sired the
shot that took eject on Mr.. Robinson failed 20
come 10 his assistancs uhsn be called for help
Some frisnds hearing him seat 10 his assis,anee
ana carried him home where be now lies in crit
Teal eosdition.-Hsr Biee.6sid (Fs.) Pres, esA
insfanL
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Orator for tho County Fair.-Ths Hos.
Zsb. y. Vance, Senator In Congress from North
In this eoaniEy. noted pabils speaker and more
noted joker. but withal distingulshsd alike for his
practical views and his broad catholicism Of
thought, has accepted the invisatien 20 dsiverths
annual address At our fair on October sth, when
rich treat may b sxpsstsd by the large audience
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

General Warren Post. q. A. R.-The fol-
loving ofheers of General Warren Pest, Grand
Army ssths Repubiie, Of wavsEly, we're installed
on Tuesday evening BY the ofhesn Of Wilson Post
Commander. w. II. II. Watts; Junior comman-
der, J. v. 8. Brown Junior Vice Commander.
Daniel J. CIaragan; 0eieer Of the Day. II. c.
Cadwalader; 0fieer ofths Guard, W. 7. Elslman
Adjuiant, W. y. Patisrson; Qaartsrmastsrs Ser
geant. john 7. Ford. The nsu Pest ha, thirty
Eve members. Aftsr the meeting the visitors
from the city we're entertained at supper. The
drum corp. Of Da.Aans Post vas pfsssst and
enliyened the occasion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

A Remarkable Funeral.-An interesting
scene wAs witnessed In Baltimore Cemetery on
Saturday afternoon last. In the group sur
rounding the grave Of William y. Cheney.
who had died from paralysis the Wednesday pre-
vious. usre the mother, aged about seventy -six +;
four brothers and three sisters whsse ages ranged
from IS TO 20. Bot once before had death entered
this family Of ten, and then 20 take the husband
and father. benjamin chssnsy. . soldier In the
var Of 1919, In his 18th year. The fanerai servi-
ees we're conducted By Rev. Chas. MeEifresh, as
sisted BY the knights Of Pythias Of which society
deceAsed VA a memhar.-.Hna.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

Of Monday says: Judge James L. Gallagher,
1as,iee 81 the Peace at wavsrly, baltimore eoaaiy,
10 retired actor. well known the theatre gosfs
from the paimy days Of the old Mussam, which
stood at the corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, until ten years ago. uhen be forsook the
footiights His last appearance vas ~ one % the
supports Of Adelaide Nelson In Baltimore and the
South. when the Museum aeurishsd Mr.. Gala.
CHER and John Z. Owens were leading actors.
Mr.. 0wsns stili holds the fort, but gives mach Of
his time 10 agricultural pursuits In Baltimore
county, and Mr. Gallagher aderns the bench a. .
staid Justice Of the Peace In the sane county.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

HONRtoub NotfcOB.
Triaify r. q. CAHrcA, To,rsoato,rR.--Preachin
Sunday BY the rector, Rev. w. II. II. Powers. q
II Q. m. and $ p. m.
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Grasshoppers in Midwlnter.

The farmers in the vicinity of Mount klsco,
WestChester county, are greatly troubled IN
mind concerning the appearance OF black
grasshopper winch was noticed two or three
days ago in the fields. They were first dis
covered by George Sypher, on the farm OF
Isaac Thorne. The yonng man was walking
through the field and he noticed the insects
skylarking on the beautiful snow. Having
never seen such a sight IN midwinter Sypher
was at first inclined 10 take TO his heels and
run for life fearing that something had go
wrong in his head. But finding that he had
full control of hrs senses the man began an
investi CATION of the. strange phenomenon, and
when he had satisfied himself that there wa
no hr,ioC about the grasshoppers he caught
half a dozen of them and introduced them Ia
Mr. Thorne. That gentleman was also sur
prised, aud immediately started tor the held
10 carry on more thorough investi CATION
There he found scores Of the insects Skipping
sbont IN the sunshine. and afer securing a
hoirl. full went around among his ne,ghbors
exhibiting them. The former were all greatly
s-,nusbed al the hoppers' appearance, declar
iGg that such an invasion WAS never heard o.
before 10 the winter. Since their appearance
O Mr.. Thnrne's place they have been report
eli IN a number of localities in that vicinity
TIE fsrrn-rs express alarm lest new pes
sh uld make its appearance next summer, %
| hich these hoppers are the advanced guard
| The insects ARE jet black and somewhat small
er than cricket. Nothing ike them was eve
teen before at any time.-N. J. Herald.
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alton Of teleogcal athlcticsm such 90 the prop@'
deutics OF Boston alone can inculate."

alton Of telcogical athleticism such a. the prop@
deutics Of Boston alone can incuiate."
A satirical poet, who lived nearly two centuries
back, and had an evident spite against woman
kind, wrote an epigram on the ay-leaf OF an o.
manac. His lines ran thus:
"Women are books, and the men readers De-
In whom they oft.times great errata see;
Here sometimes we blot, there we espy
A leaf misplaced, at least a line awry.,s
II they were books, l wish that my wiie were
An almanac-to change her every year.
Texas is the healthiest country in the world.
We recently came across San Antonio paper
In which it was stated, In as many words, tha'
"the remains OF a man, killed forty years ago
were discovered blowing in Central Garden In
no other state and in no other place In the state
is the air so salubrious thst the remains OF man
killed forty years before can be seen plowing'
The attention of invalids is called to the aston
shing evidence of the salubrious quality OF San
Antonio atmosphere.
THE YOUTH WHO PLAYED BEFORE HE LOOKED.
Ayouth went forth to serenade
The lady whom he loved the best,
And passed beneath the mansions shade
Where erst his charmer used to rest,
He warbled til the morning light
Came dancing DER the hilltop's rim;
But no fair maiden blessed his sight,
And all seemed dark and drear to him.
with heart aglow and eyes ablaze,
He drew much nearer than before,
When, to his horror and amaze,
He saw 'ro Lett upon the door.
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THE FISHING SONG.
BY ROSE TERRY COOKE.

Down in the wide, gray river
The current IS sweeping strong;
Over the wide gray river
Floats the tisherman's song.
The oar.strOke times the singing,
The song falls with the oar;
And an echo In both Is ringing,
thought to hear no more.
Out Of deeper cdrreDt
The song brings back to me
cry from mortal silence
OF mortal agony.
Life that was spent and vanished,
Love that had died OF wrong,
Hearts that are dead In living,
Come back In the tisherman's song.
see the NAPLES leahng
Just as thy lcafed before;
The green grass comes no greener
Down to the very shore
With the rude strain swelling, sinking,
In the cadence OF days gone by,
As the oar from the water dripping,
Rpples the mirrored sky.
Yet the soul hath life diviner;
It's past returns no more,
But in echoes, that answer the minor
OF the boat.song, from the shore.
And the ways of God are darkness;
His Judgment waiteth long;
He breaks the heart OF a woman
With fisherman's careless song.
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The peculiar adaptation of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup To ~ many phases OF Throat and B on
rn,al Diseases has rendered this remedy i'm
n.n--h popular. Sold everywhere. % cents q
ruti'e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-25

DIARIES for 1852, in all styles and sizes, at Os
man Il Hapemsn's.
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How Concord took the news: When A. Bron-
son Ailcott heard the result Of the Ryan.SullI.
van prize fight he at once put on his bonnet and
shawl and ran round telling the news $50 glor,
Gus 70 the cause Of culture in Boston," Mr. En-.
erson said: "Tnat clip on the bngle that sulli.
van gave Ryan on the third round was the lncipi-
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ing up IN my heart, that was new to me, I
cried
III do prove her haggard,
Though that her jesses were my dear heart
strings,
To pray at fortune
You will remember that at this juncture
Desdemona enters to chide Othelo for his neg
lect of his Cyprian guests. With rs close .
scrutiny did eye my Desdemona as did Othel-
10, striving to tathom the azure depths OF her
soft, blue eyes and learn their secret. AS we
passed from the stage | stopped her at the
wings, and with q great attempt at indifference,
entered INTO conversation with her concern.
ing Elliot Ny dark suspicious seemed again
confirmed by her evident dislike of the sub
iect, which she vainly endeavored to change
| by congratuating me on my success. When
| renewed the all engrosslng theme, she laugh
lngly broke away from me, saying:
| Now, If you are going to pursue that hor
rid subject again, l won't stay with you. So
du re10trp
"As she lightly tripped away, throwing back
her face which was wreathed in loving smiles
small piece of paper slipped from her pock
ct, futtered in the air, and then fell at my very
| feet.
"I stopped and eagerly picked it up; and
then-oh! as Eugene Aram says;
| "That horrid, horrid dream,
/ Besets me now awake"
al read the damning proofs OF her perhdy
IN the following letter:
/ "PARK THEATRE
i "Dear Ernest;-Your kind uotc came dull,
TO hand. Will meet you at our house after h
Is gone. BE sure and don't meet HIM, for yo,
might make my "goosy' jealous. For th'
same reason, perhaps, il would I've better fn
YOU TO be less familiar with me for the present
as mic Othello might become suspicious llk'
his name sake. II is with feelings of lore tina
/ have noted your success as Cassie. Persr
) we're, 4 thousand Kisses from. yours lovingly
| "FLoRENCE'
meet you at the house after he Is gonel
IsIt would be better for you To be less familia
with mel Feelings OF lover "A thoussn'
n kisses from yours lovingly These sentence
seemed to dance before my eyes; over which
despite the glare of the innum"rshle gas jet
q mighty darkness seemed to sweep. An az
ltuI tumult of contending emctions-of griel