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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18
WAS IT FRANK JAMESP
A Mysterious Prisoner Passes Through
indianapolis in Irons.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July ia man.
who is supposed to be the notorious Frank
James, came through, tonight by the Pan
Handle route, in custody of Detective Wat
kins, of st. Louis. That gentleman mani
Tested great anxiety to conceal the identity
Of his prisoner, and denied that it was
Frank James but declined to state who it
was, or where he had been captured.
Chief Williamson, who was admitted to
the car, was clearly of the opinion that it
was James, and passengers who had trav-
eled on the train say that the man several
times admitted his own identity. To Off
Ger Griffin, of the city police, the man said
he was Frank James, and that he had been
East to have picnic with the Ford boys;
that if he had met them he would have
murdered them, but before he found them
he was tracked down and arrested. The
prisoner was heavily ironed and chained to
SiSssHatr He left on the Ysn|-' -
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Two Failures nj Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE markets were
much excited and unsettled to-day, by the
announcement of the failure OF G. A.
Wheeler, an operator of twenty-five years
experience. liabilities are only guessed at
as he refused to give an idea of their extent.
They are believed, however, to be quite
heavy and involve large number OF mem
bers of the board, Forty thousand dollars
is named as the minimum amount: With
him went down also George Wilde, an
operator associated with him rather as
buyer than q partner. His Liabilities are
probably small and mostly on the call
hoard and open board. The decline In
wheat was lh6t6c, being the greatest on
cash. Corn dropped lAIa2Ec, oats %CSlhc'
Provisions not affected, but took an up
ward turn, and the lowest prices did not
rule at the close.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18

ERIE, Pa, July III. Avery Tracy, who
owned half interest with VIM. l.. Scott in
t0&nsifb,n qjlw and and timber lands in Con
by a railroad branch from tne r.. Ralenased
to Culbertson & Co.'S timber lands. Mr.:
Tracy proposes to allow some practical oil
men to develop the territory, which pro,
found at 43, 800 and $50 feet and is pro-
duced at from Two to four barrels daily,
which being worth $40 barrel would be
worth the trouble OF going for. The tract
is heavily timbered with ash, maple and
hickory
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Riill Fasting,

WABASH IEp., July E.-Miss Elizabeth
Oswalt, the female faster, living four miles
north west OF the city, still holds out She
has passed the sixty.eighth day OF her fast,
and seems TO be strong enough 10 hold out
several DAYS longer. She refuses 10 eat or
drink, and complains that the presence OF
food in her stomach causes her intense
agony. She is steadily growing weaker,
and, as the injections with which she has
been kept alive have been abandoned at her
request. she certainly can live but short
time. The case battles the skill Of the best
nbysicians in Wabash. Miss 0swalt Is the
only unmarried child Of Michael Oswalt, Q
well.to do farmer. and this Is her second
fast. though on the previous occasion she
abstained from food only thirty days.
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Thousands orAcres of Grain Destroyed.

DEADwoop, OAK, July IA violent
storm of wind, hail and rain swept over
the Redwater and Spearfish Valleys Friday
evening, with disastrous results. 1t was
four miles in width and moved in north
erly direction a distance of thirty miles,
completely destroying all the crops, which
were we'll advanced, and gave promise OF
prodigious yield. It is estimated that two
thousand acres of growing grain.is entirely
destroyed. No loss of life is reported;
Owing to the distance from this city full
particulars are not aScertained as yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18
peeuliar Thr oat Disease.

East PLArsFIELD, D., July IA singular
throat disease, somewhat resembling diph.
liberia, is now raging TO an alarming extent
in this vicinity. In some cases the disease
assumes malignant form. and proves iatal
in short time. Samuel Shurtz, wealthy
farmer near here, lost two children by tne
dread disease within few days, ana nn
wife came near dying with the same as
ease. A most singular thing about the
msisdy /, that a great many adults are
attacked with it and become violently III
for some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18

They all have their special customers Who
take what they want away with them In Q
bottle or drink Il
/ BehiaA tAe Rrsserlplssa Co.,. =
& Liquor can Be obtainedst all the hotsls
by inquiring fbr Il OF 1t win be sent nf a,
the rooms otguests, heprdprietors usine,
OF oourse, due caution that Il y not soid
over the open bar. There afetodsy in this
city, besides the twenty drug stores about
two hundred places where liquor can be
Obtained Over eighty United 0tates
licenses are issued in this city, q can bo
seen by the records of the collector, and
everybody escapes that license that can
possibly do so.
Ales and layers are very little used on
account of bulk, as compared with the
stronger liquors, and consequently there is
more drunkenness, as drinkers now take
rum where they would be satisfied with
lighter Liquors II they could get them.
tbs utterly impossible to enforce the.
law uniformly over this State with the dis
honest and incompetent officers that are
sure to be elected in Bangor, Portland,
Bath, Rockland, Augusta, Hallowell and
Gardiner and all sea port places.
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WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING. 1882.

have expired to-day and this bank is the
first bank extended under the new act.
The comptroller also to-day authorized the
Farmers National Rank Of FrankInyille,
N. Y, to commence business with capital
TntsS II ssspp pGn SonS. oeRS;.t S; bsar 0i t ..
organized since the passage of the new act
and ayails itself of the provision of section
z, which authorizes banks to be organized
with capital of $140, zoo or less upon the
deposit OF not less than one-fourth of the
amount Of their capital in United States
bonds. Under previous laws this bank
would have been required to deposit not
less than $4,000 in bonds.
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A Young Girls Folly Cause. Death.

PITTsBURG, July 17.-Several months ago,
young Canadian girl Of good appearances
came to this city, and secured employ.
ment as domestic with an East End family.
She was more than ordinarily intelligent,
and TO all appearances perfectly correct in
was aroused as TO her. respectability. Not
many days ago she was taken i'll with all
the symptoms of cholera morbus and
after suffering excruciatingly, died. Her
friends in Canada were notified Of her dis
ease, and word was sent back to bury her
in one of our cemeteries. II now trans
pires that previous TO her death, the young
woman confessed that she had been betray-
ed, and in order to hide her shame, had
used means to cause abortion, having oper-
ated twice upon herself successfully, but
this time fatal mistake had been made.
1t is not known whether she used drugs or
instruments,
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ExTRADITl0N.
4. MI MnlaIaa slasibt ih;Ia-
dlesas :.;ss.-.si
Fire ,t wsiswlie cs1ardlyy Assaslf = u
tditoc Murder and tyaeAlns- TN
liyes lest-A henihh Cabs.
trophe-Fatal Aaray.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
apsssa, Ds.pateA % a. Rs.lsr.

WESTON, July l7.-In the proceedings Of
the State Of Indiana against II. L Powers.
Of Lewis county, changed with naA.
SLAUGHTER, the prisoner was before Judss
Brannon to-day upon q wit Of habsas
corpus. After hearing the arguments and
evidence, the judge dismissed the petition
and remanded the prisoner 70 Jail. Unless
Governor Jackson revokes Bis warrant
Powers must stand his trial In Indiana.
Powers Is now detained here until the
Goysrnor gives the matter further invssi-
CATION.
William and Douglass Butcher we're Ser
;ss.,a s.so1 sss.y. sss: 4S.ls ~ 49, 3 t
Is 70 excite serious fears Of their recovery.
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The New S5 Note.

WAsHNeToN, July lit will be neces.
sary to issue new notes to all banks whose
charters expire. The five dollar notes are
to have yignette of the late President
Garfield, executed in the engraver's best
style. The scene on the back ofthese notes
represent the landing of Columbus, or in
fact any Of the pictures on the back of any
Of the national bank notes, win not appear
on the new notes, hut instead, some finely
shaded lathe work, and in the center the
charter number of each bank. On the bor-
der of the face of the note, instead of num-
bers and letters to designate the denomina-
tions of the note, there will be the charter
number OF the bank, so that if any part of
the note is torn the small pieces can be
identified by the number.
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ADe.pairing Mo,her,s Death.

DEs MONIES. IA, July 1.-THE woman's
clothing found on the river bank Wednes-
day evening has been identified as that OF
Mrs. Dora Leonard, and the indications are
she has drowned herself and babe. She
has been seeking work since Monday, and
that day was seeking work among several
families on the East Side, and said If she
could not get work she would drown her
self and babe
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DRINK and Dead.

WASHINGTON, IND, July T.-At ball at
Loogootee last night James Seals, Camel
burg miner, attempted to shoot railroad
man. He bad TO leave town in hurry.
When he arrived at Cnanelburg he sat down
on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, and
was run over and killed by the west bound
express train at 4 o'clock yesterday. morn.
ing. He was twenty-five years old, and
unmarried Intoxicated.
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She Took a laesd aleea.

NEW PmLApELrHIA, o., July F.-Nn.
M.aisnbract, y. fen wife Of Adolph HsisnbracL.
Gpsn ips them hem that she xil:heS S ,sts1hAs4b
that she could have . good sleep. Whsn
they returned they were hor rihed to md
her body hanging by . shawl 70 the bed
post, with life extinct. Sne hsd besn stck
Tor several months, and attempted 70 TAKE
her life about three weeks ago She was
an excellent lady, and had many friends.
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PSund Dead.

CLEVELAND, July ia man about sixty
years old was found dead yesterday
morning in an old boat house on the Rhu'
land farm, near Rocky River. A letter Is
his pocket addressed "Dear Father" and
signed George Pattison, told him the writer
was recovering from some loss, and II he
would come there be would hsye what
money he needed. He was Within ten
miles Of The boped.for relief where be
stoned for the night. The Coroners Yer.
did was that he died Of exhaustion.
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The Texns STATE University.

AUSTIN. TEX, July 1.-THE Board OF
University Regents awarded the contract
for erecting one wing of the university for
the sum Of $4,000 The university will be
organized January 1st next, and occupy
temporary quarters until the building is
completed. The Regents meet on the 10th
of August to select faculty.
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Marder and Lyaehing. L

CHICAGO, July IA special from
Musick's Ferry, near 81. Louis, reports that
the negroes OF that section, scandaliEed b
cause Henry Francis, q German laborer
was living with an unmarried negress
esssyed TO regulate matters. Francis sssing
o crowd Of angry colored men about his
house about midnight, showed his musket
through the window and fired. A preacher
was killed and George Morris, II 10 bslived.
fatally wounded. Francis has not bean
seen since, and II Is reported that the
crowd took him at daylight and drowned
him in the Missouri river:
A New Form OF Raseality IN Dosao0.
BosroN, July l7.-Richard n. Howard, Q
young man who was arrested some weeks
since for alleged counterfeiting, has been
discharged. Howard procured . lot of
French copper or nickle pieces and silver.
plated them. lie disposed OF them, thus
doctored, by going into . storr, buying
something and putting one on the counter,
saying be did not know how much 10 was
worth, but would like TO pass Il for what.
ever the storekeeper had mind 10 give.
AS the coin was the sire OF half dollar, ~
much as 80 cents was sometimes OBJ
tanned, which was about ~ cents more than
the real value.
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A Federal marshal to Go Free.

AUSTIN, TEX, July 1.-THE trlal Of e1-
United States Marshal Stillwell Fl. Russell
for making false and fictitious reports was
concluded Saturday, and a verdict OF not
guilty returned. The case included four
of the strongest indictments, and it is
thought the other cases pending will be
dismissed.
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The FIRST EXTENSIONS

OEBank Charters Under the New Law.
Speeid, DSspdtea 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE comptroller
Of the currency, Saturday, authorized the
extension of the corporate existence of the
First National bank of Findlay, O., for
twenty years from the close business to day
or until July IL, 1909. The corporate ex.
is,eGce Of the bank thus extended would
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18

George l. Seney has given the
yam Female College, Georgia,
Ier check for $4,000, making his
b this college aggregate Sl25,OOO.
|eney says he has formed large ex-
ions and hopes in regard to the
kters of the SOuth
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Pleasants and Writ Counties Appoint
Leonard Delegates.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Spectut DtSIDulch 70 NE KtegISleT.
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, July lion Sat
urday, July 18th, convention to appoint
delegates to the Congressional Convention
at Point Pleasant, was held in Pleasant
and Writ counties.
Peasants county had lively convention
and instructed for Hon, D. H. Leonard. -
In Writ county the Leonard men organ
lied the convention. 1t was one of the
most enthusiastic ever held there, and very
harmonious. The Leonard men are very
ioyful over their success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18

LoNpox, July 17.-The Mark Lame Ex-
press in a review Of the British grain
trade for the past week, says: Very heavy
the crops. All cereals are badly rusted
Wheat is in small supply and ad-
yanced 2s. Foreign advanced 10
2s., partly owing to the Egyptian troubles,
which the trade think may occasion a
months delay in Indian supplies. OFF the
coast market firm. There were fourteen
arrivals md eight sales. A large business
was done in American red winter for July
and August shipment at 1s@1s Cd.
improvement. Flour 1s@1s Cd dearer;
foreign, Is dearer. Oats Cd better. Maize
dearer, but irregular. Sales of English
wheat during the weak, 1882 quarters, at
at 46s the week before.
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YoRr wAykE. July r.-A freight train
on the Pitisburg and Fort Wayne roed ran
over q man just west Of the city, instantly
killing him. He wss lying across the
track, but the engineer could not, or would
mot zee him in time 70 stop. He wss
evidently a tramp, and had q bottle Of
whisky In his pocket His name could
not be ascertained-
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WEllSvlllE,
DN0sge - Rire.

Special DispotcA 10 ~ RVts1~.
WKLLsvrLLr, O., July ia large brick
building owned by VIM. Hurst and oocu-
pied as . grocery by VIM. Pipes, was dam
aged by fire to the extent Of $500. this
morning. The interior was almost ruined
by fire and water. Loss fully covered By
insurance. Origin OF the frs mystery.
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1 re- the lst of June the cotton crop
proved greatly in various parts
8 @country. In only a very few To-
!, has there been a falling OIL, and
There but light, while everywhere
bere is a decided improvement,
be- general average is higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18

Iovci undertaking in railroad con-
HON is the overhead railway along
! G of docks at Liverpool, England.
line will extend along the river
ky seven milesand the railway be
kucted twenty feet above the road
sn piers and columns.
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Industrial Exposision at Deaver.

DENyEE, July 1.-THE work of prepar-
ing for the national mining and industrial
exposition at Denver is being pushed for
ward with the greatest satisfaction, and
everything will be ready for the opening
August1.
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Star Roufe Gases.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE taking of tes-
timony in the star route cases was resumed
this morning, but at the time of recess
nothing of special importance was ELECTED.
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Bread stuffs Rxported.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE total value of
the exports of breadstuffs for the twelve
months ended June 80, 1882, is $176, ,977 ,496.
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RhsGlarx cd RekAeSy % Wlseaaal
rhs DesA1y fsy PSssel.

CiscrsxAri, July IS.-Thers hss bsen ax
deaths from lockjsw In this city. and C1v-
ington, within the pest three days !ns
victims are oil boys Who vsfe wounde9 u
the bard by TOY pistols on the FoustA o.
July. In most cases The wounds vsfs sp-
pafently tridina. -
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A sane Man Returas 70 an A.yiun.

NEW YORK, July I.-By q verdict Of the
sherif's jury about week ago, Edwin
Woodbury. was declared q sane man, al
though he had been confined In the Bloom
dale asylum for nearly two years a q luna.
tic. The report OF the commissioners who
presided over fhefnqutsiston INTO h1gMsa-
tai condition, was presented for confrma.
tion to Judge Haight In the Supreme Court
chambers to-day. When the matter OF fees
was discussed Il came out the statement
being made by the attorney of Woodbury's
brother, that Mr.. Woodbury's family did
not wish to keep him in or out Of the
asylum. They were desirous to let him
live as he pleased in order TO test his abili-
ty to care for himself and his property.
After the verdict Of the jury was rendered
Mr.. Woodbury. vent back 70 the asylum
and announced that he would probably stay
there ITO study music" His family did not
wish to prevent him from carrying out any
such plan by being party TO an order dis
charging him from the asylum,
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Ntahbtng ARssy.

AxRos, o.. July 17.-In seif-defense Aus
tin Lilly yesterday stabbed David 6chli-
yenstein In the face and breast, infieting
dangerous wounds The affair took place
near the reservoir, south Of the city. 6chli-
venstein, previous TO the stabbing, hsd ter
ribly beaten the latter and bitten . piees
out Of LilIy's chin.
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hd to be the heaviest on record.
/ we dare say his pocket was also
h heavy.
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CLKyKIaHp, July 17.-An sdyextising cir
cular. modest sdyance guatd of m army
of its kind that will doubtle1 follow, from
ths NickIe Plate line, announces th4t the
rod evil be opened for trame On o. shout
October lst" The demand for harvest
hands has made workmsn scares during
past week or two.
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Don Piatt wants Anthony Comstoek
suppress the Congressional Record
hi Butterworth's term expires.
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LITTLE Rock, July 1.-THE next tsrm of
the United States Court at Fort Bmith,
AYksnsss. will have an unusually lafss
criminal docket. More than one hundred
persons charged with various crimes ers
now confined in jail st thst point awa1Pg
trial. Nearly forty prisoners were bro hs
I'm from The Indian nation one day rcoenuy.
Nearly all are charged with some 6lAsuy
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there is a prospect for lower prices Of
!. The summer western and Texas
lie are beginning to come in and
| es ought accordingly to come down.
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|When Bliss next starts out after
bdable pus neither Springer nor
ackburn win be tapped.
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THE NEWS.

The Daily Register icia Be mailed to
IGers O,a Of tOacH for sirty.fre cents
y month. address changed as often
desired. -
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F-ilent Garrett has not yet given
|ord to go ahead" on the new
Iuore and Ohio road to Philadel-
The surveys have been completed,
lleright Of way into Philadelphia
J ot yet been definitely fixed.
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West Virginia Talent.

WASHINGTON, July IA patent was
issued, to-day, to George w. Mcyay, of
Wadesyille, West Virginia, for horse
poyer
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Speaker KeifeI sticks to Robson like
bitch plaster to a dead mule.
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H.1aa Nl1ooeaag AGbu0.

PLAs1ssuss. No.. July i7.-Js4se -
lish was slot aDd killed ~ yoha Lv
seven miles wet d Ristss CsSL lS..s1xys
Laivlen ssespe4 Csoss O - -.
unknown.
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There's this to be said in favor Of
lam and Eve: There's no evidence
h they lied about the size Of the
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posing a remedy for mosquitoes,
Hammondtown Hornet says:
J. a small piece Of raw meet on q
/ in your sleeping room, and the
! will light on it and never fly
!" IfyOu want to prove that this
n. try il.
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Leadville gambler died the other
and his brain when weighed was
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/. e Archbishop Of Canterbury re-
inended the use Of special prayer to
and, as the harvest prospects are
tng anxiety. We would suggest in
ion to pr aver, a liberal use of ferti-
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RrnArKAnIx for overcoming diseases
caused BY impure water, decaying vegesa
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iSehtatsg KxpIeass . Gs1p.

NAnHaLI, TEX. July i1.-Ths Isxa.
and Psci6c depot st Lssgyisv ~ buYDs1
ON "wednesday night iast 4 ehelt a
lightning struck the buildine. exllediag
lamp and cusing tbs Ars. Dat httis ~
sayed from the DANES, =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18

Herald, of st. Petersburg, pub
according to its annual custom, a
marriageable princes and prin-
in Europe. Among them is one
Orleans BDurbons, Prince Pierre
bans, a lieutenant in the French
This gentleman got his eduea-
i Annapolis, where he was dub
etc POrleans by the graceless Ca
He served for a time in the Amer
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re was n time when we entertained
as 10 the yeTitable wandering
hat eeaselessly perpetuated per-
Eating person, who was always
Fed to be around somewhere, as
y miserable among the icicles of
as he could be amid the arid
OF the equatorial zone. But our
lei Is shaken. The inevitable and
'ous naval hero has turned uO
Aru the Alexandria, of Alexsn.
'hd drenched out a shell fuse with
Ret Of water. 1t was the same
II must have been the same, who
eu blazing shell on board the
at Trafalgar and throwing ii
D1fu' reserved the gallant Nelson
'fset for sharpshooter in the
ot an eRemy's vessel. The
VI this special sailor appears to
sA'nguishment Of blazing bomb
uu ho naval engagement ought
Nnolt hint seldom is. This
Ap'oh IS to earn the Victoria
~ there cannot be much doubt
Sns' time Yietoria is cross enough
Ing Long may this undying
Zero wave and save.