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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
The Golden CITY Disaster.

MENrHIS, Tenn, April 29.-The local in
spectors, Garrett and Ralston, have com
pleted their investigation OF the Golden
City, which steamer burned here, March
30th. They nd that the vessel was pro
yided with anil cOmplementof officers and
crew, and equ pped with all the fire ex'
tinguishing q. paratus and life-saying ap'
planes required by law. They hold that
the vessel in csrrying jute without the same
being covered with bagging, violated the
spirit OF Section 4.4722, Revised Statutes, and
revoked the license of |. y. Boudwrant, the
mate. After the hre was discovered, the
officers put fortf every exertion to save
the passengers and are held blamelesS for
the loss of life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
HARPER'S FERRY.
Probability that the Government Prop
erty will be Rented.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special DtSpdtch 10 the hte0tsteT'
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The story that
the Solicitor of the Treasury Department
had received an offer from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, relative to
the purchase of the government property
at Harpers Ferry, is denied, and as there
seems no prospect of selling the property,
it will probably be leased very shortly.
1t is said that a stock company in Phila-
delphia intend making an offer at an early
day for the renting of it; but it is not
known for what purpose they desire it. The
offer of this company, and that OF $4,000
per year recently made by the company
proposing to use the water power for fur
nishing electric light to both Washington
and Baltimore, will be at once considered.
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SENATORIAL S0LoNs
inspecting the Kessseky Crack ~,


LorpyILLE, April 30.-A Senatorial party,
consisting OF Mcssrs Bayard. German.
Jackson. DR.. Loring, Commissioner hsj
Baughan, OF Maryland, and Mr.. Iedov, is
charge Of Col. N. Lewis Clark, arrived In
the city, this morning, from Nashville on .
special train. At O'Clock the party pro.
ceeded TO the Jockey Clubgrounds 70 inspeet
the race horses and witness the cracks Luke
Blackburn, Hindoo and Runnymede 10
their exercises. Five or six hundred
people were at the course, and many
Of the most prominent citizens paid thsir
respects to the distinguished gussts.
At ten o'clock q sumptuous breakfass
was served NJ the Club house, and the
party then drove 10 the Gait house With
Col Clark. in his tally ho coach. wbsa
another informal reception Of citizens took
place. A special car left the city st tve
O'Clock for Washington, the Senstortsi
party being accom- panied by ". II. Thomss.
nf nuisyiile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
JUDGE LYNCH.
Hanged by a Crowd Of ESapersted cih-
lens-fztal Aeeident-Strnge Suicide
Fire Record-infetnal Machine
Railroad Matters.
DAsIARDLY ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

CLEVELAND. o., Aprilsa. -Sever1,hun
men are securing the vicinity Of Gallon,
searching for negro named Jerry Meyers.
who yesterday brutality ravished . thirteen
year old girl named Barbara Rettiee. He
gagged and dragged her into the woodA-
The excitement Is intense, and II found he
will b. summarily dispatched.
The EteaA l.yneheA.
CLEVELAND, April So.-Frank Fisher. the
negro who ravished thirteen year old girl,
on Friday, was lynched At Gallon. at G
s'eaosh this evening, ty easA e ssapAt1D
hundred men. Fisher made no rssistanos.
and while hanging squirmed but once.
He choked TO death.
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nr. Ranm a Cnnhihntn

'.n. April 5D.-Green B. Eaun
.S'soner Of Internal Revenue i in
y. In an interview this evening no
,ei he IS a candidate for United S;ara<
i'om Illinois, and says his leaIin,
yNts Tor the position in the Republi,
PMS VII! be Governor Cullom and
1 :, Eoolnson, Of Springfield. Should
l''ocratS secure a majority in the
''a,e ne thinks MayOr Carter III.
S'". '' Tins city, is pretty sure ut the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

DIS MoISEs, IA, April ea.-while balty
horse was standing at the crossing OF the
burlington railway, At East Des Moines. at
Q o'clock, this morning, the wagon contain
ing five persons was struck BY . switch en-.
CINE A colored bricklayer named Mcguire
was killed, and man named Graham. the
latter white, mortally hurt. A child had
a leg broken, and two women in the wagon
were hurt. Another white man escaped
uniniured.
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INTERNAL MACHINES.
Attempt. 10 Destroy Prsmiacst Nsv
H0Fkerp.

NRw YORK, April 80 Early this morning
John \. Davenport, oi No. 81 Fast Nine
teenth street. visited Iolice headquarters.
carrying with him "a internal machine
similar to those sen. Wm. II. Vanderbilt
and Cyrus W. Field, yesterday, and eyi-
IDENTIFY prepared by the same person. Il
had been placed in the hallway Davenports
house. last night, and exploded at ~ o clock,
setting fire To the door mat, but doing no
other damage. The intention WAS eyidsnuy
Ia set fire "a the house. The machine was
a cigar box ,..bound with wire, and contained
cotton, which was set oh fire by the expl0-
sion Of powder, being isnitcd by . fuse.
There was just sufficient powder to shatter
the box and ignite the cotton. Davenport
heard the explosion and found the door
mat in blaze. The box was probably In
tended for Superintendent walling, as the
letter Nv" was written on IL, and he living
a few doors distant Detectives are e0-
deavoring TO discover the offenders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

N'rN. April &O.-Eight hundred
men werr on duty, to-day, to prevent
A7aie @. Socialists from the Ger.
assembly roomS TO the ferry, con-
| N.'h the eastern district OF Brook
""-e was 10 ur laid the corner stone
monument to Fruebel. \ delega.
SOCIALISTS informed the Superinten-
4 'o.''c that the parade was aban-
Z 'a' asked permission 10 march be-
"ear>e containing the body OF the
~. W AirH was % be inferred in Brook
as "aS refused under the rrgula-
i".''nS s'N hours notice OF the pro.
anu 'hr Socialists then. in small
made ,heir way To the ferry and
sa,ed IN the ceremony OF laviny the
!. stone. ''''
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Another Golden City Victim,

,',,; NJ, iENN., April 3O.-Clerk McIn.
Io.den City, returned from below
,,,,o.C!ri' S."OEn' "Tlng TO decomposition il
possible 10 Identify the remains of
H.. ;,.1" found near Austin, Miss,
.ay. reported finding Of the body
,T,t ~ e'Sh' miles below here, proved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
New Wheat.

ST. LOUIs. April @9.--The first new wheat
of this wears crop was received here, this
morning, by S. W. Cobb 4 Co., and was sold
at noon call at $3.50 per bushel, the high
est price ever paid here. 1t consists OF a
hundred sacks, is little damp, but plump
and bright, ahd grade number two 1t was
raised in Johnson county, Arkansas, and
is the earliest shipment by just one month
ever before made to this point 1t was
bought by J. W. Kaufman, the miller.
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FIRE RECORD.

PnutpELpuiA, Aptil pa fire in the
shoddy mill Of Casey & White, damaged
property to the amount Of thirty thousand
dollars.
TRoY, y. T., April D.-The sash snd
blind factory and planning mill. owned By
A. V. Smith. was burned. Los sirteen
thousand dollars; insured.
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Or. LAMSoN'S CASE.
ht iii~ Counsel Say All Suspects to
be ReleaSed.

-. April 3n-Montaguc William
3 ar thinks 10 due himself and all the
|'fru professionally associated with
p b-. LamsOn's defense. to state that
--w,,.ou Of the Doctors insanity had
tsra made o. any Of them VIII
says he was assured from first % alst,
l'-SOuer denied the commission Of
.c.,me, and his instructions were 10
'cugc, arrest and the scientific eyi-
\ given by the prosecution. This ex-
fuon, Williams saws, Is rendered ne.
h by the late letter OF DR.. lam>on.
sn m his Sad extremity.
/. , ahinct meeting yesterday, q draft
! dealing with the arrears of rent in
4 WAS submitted; also, that il was
d step, should forthwith be taken for
'raSe OF all suspect except those who
'7tNtet on suspicion of having been
70. y concerned in oUtrageS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

A simple. pure, harmless ss.sdy. ~
cures every time, and peevsnss 9lseae ~
Keeping the blood pure, stoaasn rsgoss
kidneys and liver sctivs. y toe efs,wS
blessing, ever conferred upoo maa. nep
Bittefs b that remedy, md 70. pf9pnssoes
are being blessed by tbousAnds vho 49,
bess SAVED and c;.ed byh wiz you W
ity-K6eie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

LorIsvILIE. April 30.-It IL understood
that Dwyer's horse, Hindoo. sprung ten
don in his work at the Jockey club track,
to-day. and will not 60 TO the Lexington.
where be was expected TO run Tor the Dis
tilier Stake Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
The KiIbonrne verdict Set Abide.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Judgc Macarthur
has set aside the verdict for 100000 dam
ages rendered in the Kilbourne case for
false Imprisonment, on the ground OF ex.
cessive damages, and gave each side twenty
DAYS in which to make further motions.
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ADJOURNMENT TALK.
Nothing Definitely KnOwn-BeImont
and Blaine. .-..


Special DlspGteh 20 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The members of
the Ways and Means Committee say that
the final adjournment resolution will not
be taken up for consideration by them until
they have conferred with the House Appro-
tion Committee. 1t will be time enough to
talk about adjournment they say, after
the Tariff Commission bill and the small
tariff bill, which they are preparing in ,om-
mittee, and one or two other important
matters are disposed Of The impression Of
several members is that an adjournment
may be reached by the middle of June, but
not before. There are four large appropris-
ton bills that have not yet been reported
by the House Appropriation Committee,
involving nearly fifty million dollars. As
soon as these are out Of tue way something
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
Another Autrtde.

CLEVELAND, April 3o.-A special from
Painesville reports Vim. Hadeler formerly
a prominent business man Of that place.
was found locked in his store, to-day. In .
dying condition with an empty vial ot
morphine beside him. Dependency. He
leaves widow and two children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
Another Indictment

WASHINGTON, April 29-Judge Wylie
quasbed the indictments against Miss Arm
strng, in the Straw Bond cases, on the
ground of misnOmer The prosecution
gave notice of an intention to re-indict her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
L~svSsSm Ms G,hsse1s.

Brros, April 3o-wm. Hsyne i'e.veil,
pastor OF the Pirst Baptist Church, cto:co
bis psstorste, this morning, ssveffng hs
connection with the Baptist denominsa0e
beeause It does NOT, be claims, ALLOW ~
Gent liberty. OF thought II lsase =
Church. but do not leave the Church a.
leans Christ"
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TrOops for Arizona.

. ST.. Paul, April 90.-The Seventh infan.
try, Gen. John Gibson commander. head
quarters at Ft. Smelling, are ordered to hold
themselves in readiness to proceed at once
to Arizona to take part in the Apache cam
paign. The Fourth infantry and Third
cavalry are under like orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
SOteldO Case.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-AugustuS NJ.
Soteldo war arrigned to-day, and pleaded
not guilty of the charge OF numbering his
brother, and an assault with intent to hill
Barton. Remanded for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
New Post Master.
w" O"a
N.--.-i-.r TAi-.nrrfrh Ln fha Rorrixll

NIFtlUI UtSpuICN 20 lNe IVegISItF.
WASHINGTON April 3O.-The commission
of John l.. Lloyd to be post master at
Lloydsville, West Virginia, was forwarded
Yesterday y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
THE PROSECUTED JEWS.
Cen. Igsatiea's Defesse % The RsssAsa
IOse1Uaent.

GOseVU0eot.
81. PETrrssr,Eo, April 3o.-Gen. Isnstiea
publishes o communication denying the
anti-Jewish disturbances are the result a
want Of action on the part OF the govern
mept. and declaring serious disOrders hs7e
occurred only 1t Bslts, where the Jsvs
were in fault, a they began the demoa-
stration in revenge for an insult 70 Jsw
by Christian child. Gen. Ignstieh statss
that elsewhere the disorders have bses
averted through energetic measures OF the
authorities. which viii be continued.
Its reported the Jews are leaving Wime
en- masse. Two hundred families start Tor
the United States Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

Notwithstanding. sQsee
whisky (?) sold S,4etiaire on sun.
day. the town s very full Of men In
SsTO1, dro2ksnnss. "sis ysse5 a
disordery conduct, an9ee oldest inhab.
history.
There will be an entertainment this even.
ing at which Prof. Crago, OF Wheeling, will
give some choice readings. The proceeds
will go to paying the balance due on the
school organ.
The work of preparing the ordinances j.
rapidly going on, and in a short time the
city will have complete set OF excellent
laws.
One of the most prominent citizens Of
Benwood Is enjoying scance OF consider
able popularity just now, on account Of the
alleged actions OF Wheeling " oman. The
story goes, that this citizen. who Is wild
over Of year or two's standing. has been
paying atten ton 10 a grass widow OF South
Wheeling. with reference to a matrimoni-
al alliance, and II is now understood that
the preliminary arrangements had air eady
been made. Recently this woman came
down TO BenwOOd and took up her quar-
ters at the residence OF her fiancee. where
she has ever since remained. \ close sc-
guaintance. however, seems TO have cooled
the ardor OF the lover, A. now he refuses TO
make good the promise made, much TO the
disgust and chagrin Of the lady and her
parents, who were counting on the alliance
as a certainty.
The report further alleges that the disap-
rointed z. w. whose father made a trip -
Meadyille on Friday with reference 70 In
stituting a breach Of promise suit with
| damsges at 5000
The whole town ID interested in the pro-
gress Of the affair, and Developments are
awaited with feverish anxiety. Saturday
| the woman was peremptorily ordered from
the house where she has been quartered.
| but II is not known whether she has yet
| gone.
There have been a, yet no occupants OF
! the new cooler. hut Capt Healey has his
eye upon several hloods who are candidates
| for the honor Of first occupancy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
Prohibitiou Conxep,,o,

CoLUMBUs, o., April SO.-The Prohibition
State Executive Committee has called a
State convention for ColumbuS August 3d
Measures will also be taken 10 thoroughly
organize the State by counties. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

valuable strengthener for the
muscles, muscles, and digestive organs. pro-
.,,s's'a .,,.s,s and appetite. is Brown $
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
Decorating the Graves.

.".', IENN., April 30-The graves
'oniederate dead in ElmwOod ceme.
5I. 5sIE decorated to-day, Hon. Henry
delivered the oration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
Jaaigssass ASSlvtsG.

B.I1rxosx, M, April 3O-Ose theuaand
four hundred and seyentyeieht immi-
grants arrived IN the Nursnbafg. ifoo
Bremen. and started, tonight. fss u
western 6tates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

To sick, oollicky, crying babies give pE-
RrNA-never any other medicine whatso-
ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

rSatsI of the Malley boys for the al
IA murlrr of Jennie Cramer, and the
Lospora Avery, on the charge Of
-,r.ar the inmates Of Mrs. Turner's
-. with arsenic, continues the reign
-r,.,,.on in New Haven and Prov
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

.b,,ro gamblers are being rapidly
.rtrd in patches Of threeS and tives.
l..rg the population of the city at
asd allowing for the natural in
a. population, the last Chicago
will probably be convicted
f..t. YEAR 2IN2.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Annual Renort,

DETROIT, April 20.-Thc annual report u
the Flint and Pere Marquette railroad for
81, Just out, shows gross earnings, 81 49,
4li, and net earnings, S5IO,0o2, an increase
in the former OF almost IL per cent, and
the latter 20. After making two dividends
of 1857 600, n surplus OF $4,000 Is left.
New Road Completed.
ISpI,SAroIIs, Isp. April 30.-A telegram
from the engineer In charge OF the con
struction of the eastern division OF the In
diana, Bloomington and Western railroad.
between indianapolis and Springfield,
states that the last spike was driven and
the line completed Saturday. This new
line Is the connecting link between the
Cincinnati. Sandusky and Cleveland road
and Ohio division OF the Indiana, Bloom
inpton and Western and the Peoria and ~.
Louis division OF the Indiana. bloomington
and Western system OF roads. The general
officers OF the company leave by special
train, Monday morning, on an inspection
trip over the new line.
The Colorado Peel.
ST. LOUIS. April 29.-An important meet
ing Of railroad managers occurred here, "
day. There were present Jay Gould, A. l.
Hopkins, II. NJ. H0xie. r. \. Hays and
John c. Grant, representing the Missouri
Pacific. Iron Mountain and Wabash Rail.
roads; &. II. Cappcll and J. W. Midgcly. OF
the Chicago and Alton; George Darling. of
the White Line; Ay. .SteineI, Of the Blue
Line, and 6s1eth Manager Potter. OF the
u SgtoSs and Quincy. The mat
/ 2S 80 non was the Colorado Fool
4dtyisiOn Of freight percentages.
ne meeting is still in session, and prom
Dsnsspto be protractcd until night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

..N-w York bank statement shows:
:.. increase, Sl,&0O, 200; specie, in
~ sL>54,o0O; legal tenders, m-
.r s-b,uO; deposits, increase,
... ,.u. circulation, decrease, >l2i,-
,erye, increase, 81 ,S46,O5O. The
4 hold $lO,SD5,GOO in excess Of legal
---ments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

.,,.otv years ago there were 25o men
.,ored in rolling mills at Cleveland
Now there are 5000 emp }yed'
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THE NEWS.

- sherman and party have ar
y' ~. yIereed, California, en- route 10
u, francisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

l. , chicago friends Ex-senator Logan
y Ibis sffllction is rapidly yielding
a. bot baths.
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, New York sun has nearly a coli
!, # double leads to show, quite I'M
-.,r;lv, that there are thousands Of
-. Republicans, but that Represcn-
.,a Robeson i not one of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

! ysnderbilts have just paid the
4 ,r,I expenses of an unfortunate rela-
4 ~t, did in a Brooklyn intirmary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

-. mills were first used in Europe
=. 18Th century. Beforethat, a man
,.,,rr he lost his Les in the army
|. Generally believed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

rolling mills of Pittsburgh en-
l, I. aO0 hands. Capital to the
INT of S2O. .OOO, 900 is invested, and
,.,,,I products is $3D,OOO,OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

hams paper says: "Howgate has
| Zen treated altogether right
4 - Ifhe had been, he wouldn't
H. lrat large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

r ,,ving that if Easter is wet We
|. 49,, seven wet Sundays in success
|. ..,,, not apply to Cincinnati Ae'
mo 70 the St. smith calendar all
.rrd,ys are to be dry.
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A Great Dose of ofIpecachuna.

If you move into large house, thank God
for more room, for a better place to hang
pictures, for more luxurious upholstery,
for more opportunity for the entertainment
of your friends for more space in which
your children can romp, for great book
cases filled with choice reading, for wealth
of bric-a. brio. Have aS fine house as you
can afford to have but do not sacrifice eth.
er your common sense or your religion.
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=WHEEIING w. VA. MONDAY MORNING.

other moving in the style of salutation is
apt 70 be more vehement than compliment
ary@ The grace that will do for the 1st OF
january, or the 1st of February, or the 1st
OF March, or the 1st of April, will not do
for the lst of May. Say your prayers that
morning if you find nothing to kneel by
but coal scuttle. Say your prayers that
night though you put your knee on pa
per of carpet tacks. You must have super
natural help at the starting of such a day,
and unusual repentance at the close. The
annoyances are enough to make Xantippe
out Of Frances Haveraal.
Having often passed through the crisis of
annual moving day and having stood ap-
palled and confounded and helpless in the
sMpwreck after awhile laying hold as well
as We could of the thing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01

bye and bye. Paul gives you picture OF
the new residence. We know that if Oul
earthly house of this tabernacle is dissolved
We have building of God, house no
made with hands, eternal as the heavens
How much rent? Why, We are to own il,
How many thousand dollars must We pay
leaving the rest on mortgage? II is to bt
a fathers gift. When shall we move into
it, We are moving already. Heads o
families on moving day are apt 10 wait and
see everything of. They send ahead th'
children. They send ahead their yaluables
They send ahead their treasures
l. well remember moving day II
the country in childhood as q jubila
ton. We, the children. were sent Oh
ahead with almost the first load and w
arrived with shout and laughter, and in al
hour we had ranged through al the room
of house and barn and granary. Then to
ward night, in about the last wagon fathe
and mother wouldcome, looking very tired
But we would go clear down the lane +
meet them. and tell them about all that W
had discovered in the new place, and then
| the last wagon unloaded and the candle
lighted, all the neighbors who had helpe
af the moving would sit down at the tabl
on which would be crowded all the luIurie
that could be thought of. Well, the dea
Lord knows that some of US for som
time have been moving toward the
s.House Hot Made with Hands"
| We have sent many Of our valuables b
\ fore US. We have sent portions OF ot
| families ahead. We can not go quite s.
for there is work for US TO do.