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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-18
DANENHoWER AND Melville.
A Manly Answer 70 Unjust CritieiS,u


WASHINGTON, DC, September 17.-Lieut.
Danenhower issues the following card:
my attention has been drawn to several
items aud comments referring to alleged
trouble between Chief Engineer George w.
Melville and myself The latest one in the
Washington Star of last evening, is copied
from the New York papers, and is the tirst
that takes definite shape, stating under the
title OF Melville VS.. Danenhower, the al.
legged charge Of Danenhower, that il he
(Melville) had not turned back from
his first search, Capt. DeLong
and companions might have been saved.
The above alleged charge has never been
made by me. In the first place the facts
won't admit OF such charges. When Melville
turned back the Captains party had been
dead at least fifteen days. In the second
place, | would never make such charges ex.
cept to the proper official authorities.
have always avoided advance and prcma.
ture criticisms Of my late comrades and
will simply refer TO what ] said when con-
fronted by half score OF journalits on
board the Celtic, on my arrival at New
York, and so published in the Herald May
29th, under the caption "Vindication OF
Melville" This vas caused by my learning
he had been hastily and unfairly criticized
previous to my return.
! have made no charge against anyone,
and my personal relations with Mr.. Mel
vile have been of very pleasant charac.
TER. Rcgretting that have TO appear in
print and hoping there will be no further
necessity forit, am, respectfully,
[Sigaedl JOHN NJ. DANESHowER,
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FATAL WRECK.
Over One Hundred PASSENGERS
Drowned.
The Steamer Asia Goes Down, Leaving Only
Two Surviyors-The Sad Story
Told by the Survivors.

CoLLINGwoOD ONT, SEPTEMBER IA,
Thinkers and Christy Morris, supposed to be
the only survivors OF the wrecked steam er
Asia, have arrived here. Thinkers reports
they boarled,Asia near Owen SoundEin
company with J. ii. Tinker and H. b. Gal
lCghn, OF Manitou. The steamer was
crowded, all the state rooms being
full. Many crowded in the
three boats until they were overcrowded
and turned over twice. People were
clinging to my life preserver, which got
displaced and | threw il off and then left
the boat and swan to the captains boat,
which was near by. and asked John Nc
Dougal to help me in. He said it was hut
little use, but gave me his hand. When
got in there were eighteen in the boat.
By that time there was large number
know nothing OF the third boat Our boat
rolled over and l missed McDougal. Peo-
pie were hanging on to the spars and-C t,ss,',
parts of the wreckage. o6nstantly hreaklng'
fne net1Ti 81 "te thst adie on the boat was the
cabin boy. He was dying and being sup
ported by one of the men, when wave
washed him overheard. The next to go
was boat hand who jumped out, and |
could see him padding around i'll the
water.
Our numbers were now reduced to seven,
five of whom died before reaching. the
beach. Capt. Savage was the last to die in
my arms about midnight, Thursday. Joh"
Little, of Sault St. Marie, Mate Mcdonald
and two others, names unknown, also died.
We finally standed near Point Aubarre
light, Friday, with Miss Morris and myself
only surviving. | put the bodies out on
the beach, and then pried the boat Oft with
an oar, but did not bail it out. Miss Morris
and went down the beach in the boat
about two miles distant ana laid on the
beach all night.
About s o'clock Saturday morning an
Indian came along and engaged him to
bring us to Parry Sound. He would not
bring the bodies.
The steamer Northern Belle OF the same
line, which reached here this morning, was
furnished with ice, etc., and has left for the
bodies. There were probably about one
hundred persons on board the Asia.
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from the Ninth district Is q Readjuster,
and during the last session be voted ma.
jority of the times with the Republicans:
but ii seems that Fulkerson could no
longer stand the associations, and all of
sudden cut loose from Malone and Arthur,
and about two weeks ago, at Arlington, he
Metapholtcally Rtddled Malone,
showing his record, both business and poll
tical, to have been one OF treachery, deceit
and spoils. He aimed to prove that the
boss, in his connection with the railroads.
OF this State, was not much IL any better
than common plunderer. The Congress
sional committee at Washington has had
10000 copies Of Fulkerson's speech printed
and they will do good service for the Dem
ocracy. Fulkerson is an independent can
didate for Congress, but if elected will vote
and act with the Democrats. John Paul, a
Readjuster- Republican candidate for Con.
gress in the Harrisburg district, is opposed
by Col.O'Ferrall, q fine speaker and prom.
inent man and il he can defeat Paul the
victory will only be second in importance
to that of MaSsey'S, provided the latter is
elected.
The Eighth Congressional District,
formerly for eight years represented by the
gallant and able Gen. Eppa Hunton, is the
banner Democratic district OF the State and
respondent attended the convention last
week at Alexandria which nominated Hon.
John S. Barbour for reelection. Mr.. Bar
bour is President OF the Virginia Midland
railway and is one of the best and most
highly respected men in the State. 1t IL
expected that his district will roll up
such a large majority that IL the valley
and the Southwest do their duty Malone
ism will be doomed. As stated in my
last letter, Malone is making q
desperate effort to retain his power, and be
has plenty of money at his command. The
Democrats, II would seem, have the best of
prospects, but in Sute where there are so
many negroes, and 80 many people who are
called here ''low whites" money will talk.
'The legs of Mahone's party" remarkedan
old fashioned Democrat in Warrenton the
other day, are the 81 900 negro voters Of the
State" II Dawson can divide that vote and
get the bulk Of the straight out white Re-
publicans, Massey will be elected and Ma
honeism will die and be buried forever,
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Nothing New.

PITTSBURGH, PA, September 17-Nothing
has transpired III the iron situation within
the past twenty-four hours, and no new
developments are expected until after
the district meetings of the Amalga,
mated Association, next Tuesday. Dele
gates were elected, last night,
to represent the different lodges at these
meetings and number who were seen, to-
day, say they have been instructed to use
every effort that will be consistent with the
policy of the association to bring the strike
To an end
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
New Running Arrangements.

New YoRK, September l5.-The Erie
Railway Company announces that arrange
have been completed, taking effect SePtem'
Der Is, whereby daily line of Pullman
sleeping coaches will be run between New
York and Chicsgo, via. Niagara Falls and
the Great Western railroad in connection
with, the Chicago and Great Trunk kaii'
woy between Port Huron and Chicago The
line thus established will be the
only one between New York and
Chicago via. Niagara Falls, over which
through Pullman coach accommodations
can be engaged, and is the result of the
recent amalgamation of the Great Western
and Grand Trunk railroads, the latter no Y
having control of the Great Western and
joining roads with the Erie with establish
ment of through route and car service.
Morning and evening trains on the Erie, in
both directions, will hereafter have through
cars by the Niagara Falls route.
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Pay snsns Of Pessisss.

. wAsmsUroS, September IG.--The amount
paid for pensions during the year, includ.
ing tie cost of disbursement, was 1.s1,
80. Total number of pensioners on roll,
j,G07, gain over The previous year Of
Is, ,567. Tie total amount paid by the
so,crDmcnt for pensions from i7Di 70
1851 VAS ssl ,is0,4J5. The To-
ial rmount paid from issl 70
June 30. iss2, t5G0. ,s24. Ont Of this
amount spd dncr IS7I, Us, 23l, ,Y2 have
been paid survivors Of tbs var Of 1872 and
TO widows Of those who served during thsi
wal. DvduciiBg this latter amount, snd
e.timsting that which may have been psid
o pension RS Oh account Of wsrs priof %
ISL -G5, about $3.50, CO., go have been dis'
nursed Oh account Qf pensions.
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YELLOW FEVER.

:. ...BRowNsvTLLE, Tx September 17.-Water
still rising on the streets Twenty-Five new
cases to-day, and one death, a Mexican.
The body was taken to the cemetery by
beat The fever on the Mexican side oil
the BIO Grande extends from Matamoras
to Reyuosa, Camargo aud Mier.
on the Texas side. 1t only
extends nine miles above here, to Point
Isabel with few cases in ranches in the
direction of Corpus Christi.
A. J. Dean, agent of the Rio Grande Rail-
road Company, was taken down last night
No deaths there since Friday from fever.
The Board OF Health fayors raising the
quarantine against Matsmoras No new
cases there. .
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sWINDLlNo A BANK.
APost. Master Short Railroad Wreck-Isr.
ribIe Death Of miner-A Dog Causes
a nurder-A fetss Found in
Cigar Bsx.
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


Terrible Death sf . Miner.
IRWIN, Pa, September l6.-At half past
four this afternoon miner was killed In Q
horrible manner in Penn shaft. Atapoint
about twenty feet from the bottom the rope
parted and the cage fell. The patent spring
provided for in such an event. however,
readily operated and It only descended Q
few feet when it hung suspended in
the notches at the side Of the mine. A
miner, named Robert Milburn, was or
dered to repair the damage. He was climb
ing the frame work on the opposite or left.
hand shaft in order to reach the point Of
accident when the other cage descended
like lightning upon him. crushing him DO.
meath II and mangling him in q horrible
manner. He was still living when taken
from beneath the heavy mass, but died In
q few minutes.
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RaiIrOad wreck.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, September l'.-At
auckland, OH the Fitchburg road, the sepa-
rated section OF freight train No. 30 ran In
TO the $ econd section, tsmashing four
cars. Before the wreckers got 10 work,
freight No. 81 came around the curve and
crushed into the wreck, demolishing the
engine, caboose and three cars, and pitching
fireman Thurston head first into the wreck,
badly injuring him. The conductor Of
81 claims the first train was not hagRed.
Train 50 was late and wss running on the
formers time. Damage 5000.
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Melville Ssosss nsas.

PHrLApsLpHIA, September i6.-Chisf Bn-
gineer Melville levyes for his home 81
Sharon Hill, a few miles from this city, at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon.
LaTER.-Engineer Melville vas giysu .
"periect ovation" on his arrival at his home
IN sharon Hill. Pa, last night The scene
with his wife and children is describsd -
very affecting.
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~. r.,,>.A- -sy.tcri..s filss.sl

sAs FRBscIsoo, CAL, September i7.-At .
meeting Of the reception committss st
Victoria, last evening. Mr. BrewstsF, sI-
Member Of parliament, protested strongly
against permitting the Chinese 70 take any
part in the reception by the srsctioa u
arches In the streets or Otherwise.
A mysterious illness broke out In one
Of the Hallway Company's. Many onhcsss
and hands are prostTated.
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Ket.. Hou.A 4. 8 CiE.r Boz.

NEwAEx. o., September l7.-This morn.
insss workmen were engaged in removing
Q manure pile in Patoskale, this county,
they were horrifed at the discovery Of .
male fptus of about FIVE months CESSATION.
IL wss wrapped in cloth snd enclosed In Z
cigar box. The premises on which II us1
discovered, were until last week, occupied
by DIR. II. L. BEEN, who has reno ved 70
Carthage, No.
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KANAWHA COUNTY.
Democratic County Ticket Nominated

Democratic County Ticket Nominated.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, September 1.-THE
Kanawha Democrats met in convention in
this city, yesterday, and nominated Chas.
F. Brown, J. NJ. Collins and A. NJ. Hamil-
ton for the Legislature. Brown is the son
of Judge Brown, the Republican nominee
for the same position. but who will with
draw. Nothing was said about prohi hibition,
but +. Willis Wilson's railroad resolutions
were defeated by large majority. Every
body is satisfied with the ticket.
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They stole Away.

ALExAsDEIA. September lL-When the
two trains, which went to Kafre Ell DSar
yesterday afternoon 70 bring here the pris-
oners of war reached that place, all the sol-
diers had disappeared With the exception
of small body of gen 'darmes. The Bed
ouins left two hours before the arrival Of
the British troops, taking their arms sai
ammunition with them.
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nI NMAxN.

Coss1AynyofLr, septsnbeY B>-Iesl
Dufsrin today, Informed The Ports Sbst
the military opsrstions os ths DhasA n
EgJ pt hsd ceaied, snd Eosiaed vas a6get
30 withdraw portion of her tsoppe He
left IL 20 the Sultan ~ decide wksthes it
vas now necessary 10 sign the Apgio-fsrt.
ish military convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-18

FRASKLIs, Pa, September l6-At one
o'clock last night two men entered the
dwelling of John II. Patton at Cochrantoa,
and attempted rape on his two daughters.
The girls screams alarmed the household
and the miscresuts fed to . buggy. which
was in waiting for them, and drove rapid.
" away. Patton and neighbor procured
another rig and pursued the wretches
bat lost all trace of them when within
a mile of this city. ~.
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A I>oug Cipeait.

GALvEsros, TEX, September IA
special from II Paso says: The WestsFn
Union Telegraph Company vorked
through circuit from Boston 70 Chihushua
mazing one Of the longest oysflaoo circuits
ever worked by telegraph. Conratuia.
lions were exchanged bstvseu the two
eitfea
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Women's Missionary Socfety-A Couple
Of FossiIs-COl. PIattenburg-A Com.
ing wedding-PersonRl.

Special Correspondence ~ me hc9Sto'
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, September 10.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of Washington Presbytery will meet in
the Presbyterian church here on Wednes-
day next. and continue in session two
days. Delegates representing all the
churches in the district, embracing over
sixty in number, have signified their inten.
ton to be present, and very interesting
meeting is anticipated. The Society will
be addressed by several distinguished mis-
sionary workers from abroad during the
session. i. is expected that Wheeling will
send up at least twenty delegates.
A couple Of our esteemed young. bache'
lor friends bavc recently joined fortunes
and established themselves in handsomely
furnished apart nents over the drug store.
where they propose retiring from the mar
ket matrimonial and eventually iossilize
into confirmed state Oi cehbacy.
glance into this tastefully arranged
and richly adorned bachelors bijou' is
calculated 10 materially shake ones Iilth
in the old theory that 1t isn't good Tor
man 10 he alone
Miss Allie Smith. whose life hung by q
thread for several days, Is rapidly recover,
ing, and will soon be restored 10 her usual
heealth again.
few weeks 1T Lake Chzutauqua and othet
pleasant summer resorts.
Plummer Campbell, Esq, who has been
here visiting his parents for some weeks,
! q. ~, ,."kir" pleasure trip 10 Cincinnati
"a ntLcr river towns on the towooat he-
lief
Col. Plattenburg Of the Cdurier, was In
town the other day rlis ng the dust on the
streets with handsome new top buggy.
The Colonel, in his paper, strongly urges
the construction Of macadamized roads 10
cross the county from the four points Of
the compass. but that new buggy has moth
ing TO do with II.
Miss Hattie Conneii, Of the Virginia
House, is spending few day. visiting rela'
tiyes at Wellsyille, Ohio.
Mrs CAPTAIN Garlick and sister, Mrs.
Maud Phillis. are attending the Cincinnati
EXposition this week. They expect 70 re,
turn with Captain Garlick on the towboa'
Relief.
The Wheeling Fair was we'll patronized
, by delegations from this place and FAR
| view, but most OF them took the precauton
| this year to leave their "Iickers and spare
| cash al home. II is rlmored that one OF
| OF them more than made last years losses
good by betting on horse races, but thi'
| lacks confirmation.
A wedding, which may have the effect ol
more firmly unite Toronto With New Cum
| berland. is booked for the 2oth, IL report'
, ate 30 be relied on. This one for o stare,
NIT poesibly lead TO the consunatlon o.
sars,1i sfher incipient matrimonial ven
tnres be.aesn the two towns. A man vht
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A Possusastsp Nhop1.

GALVESTON, September 1.-THE postmas'
ter at Socorro, New Mexico, was arrested.
He was behind g., 800 in his accounts. An.
other postmaster will be appointed.
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EasfIy wen

Fairs, September II. - The handlcs1
stakes, "a enca (zarewitch, for three ysaf.
olds and SpwArSs, wa. run st Chstiliy ~
dsy. snd y - won easily by Octave, thfee
lengths in font Of Saoguine; Balkis thisa.
Thirteen started.
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vvs~ss.~ A<rlkeu.

Youkss1ows, Sepssmbsr is-And.svt
Bros. A Co Of Haselton. hsys served no
tics on the strikeSs 70 vscsts the comp
py's houses. There are sbont twenty. AVE
fsmiIiss and troubis is anticipated II thsfs
is An attempt 70 force esiction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-18

Mr.. Preston Power is now in Cincin-
at. He sails for Italy soon to super
Intend the completion of the bust of
Fairfield.
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The unprincipled scribbler who start
lathe item to the effect that the jersey
Hy ,norrs ought to be nibbled to death
& Young ducks.
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u~~~v C~aeeprol.

Ftoaxscx, September liking Hen-
b.,t ~ conferred the deeofstioa Of the
oder OF the Grown Of feaiy % Co. ,.
schuyler Crosby. hss American eensel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-18

Gen. Comfy, late United State Minis
- to the Hawaiian Islands, has ar
lived At san Francisco with his family.
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Let Arabi come to this country and
hscome a candidate for Office. He would
,rtaiuly run" well.
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THE NEWS.

The Egyptians seem to be very able
,3ied pedeetrians if nothing more.
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The London Truth says that \. G.
sumburne, the poet, contempIates a
MIR in the United states, where he will
ye a series of readings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-18

Congrrssman Ben LeFevre, Of Ohio,
avs the Democrats Of that State will
r,ainly gain four and probably six
oembers Of the next House of Repre-
krtstiStaS
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nry,cn. septsmhsr 1.-THE 1ntssns.
tioosl Electrical Exhibition has bssn f~-
maily opened. ....---. tss a
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psrrs.sos. n. J.. espssntss iA-nlse
new cares OF smallpox, to0sy - 80
deaths.
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Dt the sons of ex-President Tyler, one
! commissioner to superintend the
ktuction Of cancelled national bonds
Washington; a second is prosperous
ysician in the same city; and third
rincipal of an academy at Memphis,
Huessee.
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he receipts at the office Of the re-
rrr Of taxes in Philadelphia from the
,,aN indicate a large vote in Novem-
The Press of that city thinks that
J. intensity Of foolins has NOT I,oNn
ta.,d in the state of Pennsylvania
IL the days of Knownothingism."
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SWtndlinI q hank.

BosroN, September lit 10 Just learned
here that the Maverick National Bank Of
this city has been recently victimined 70 the
extent of nearly 5000 on . raised draft.
Some time ago . very respectable
appearing man opened an 90
count at the bank, dspositlng
some $1,000, which he drew against and rc-
plenished il until he had established his
credit Within week or two he deposited
draft tor $500, drawn by Portland man
against New York bank, and the next
day drew 5000 against IL The draft
was sent 10 New York for collection
where il was found TO have been raised
from the original amount, tl,705. To 1900.
Before, however, advice 10 this effect
reached Boston, the deposition had closed
his account drawing all his balance, and
left the city. The same game has been At
tempted at the Merchants National Bank.
Both Legu Cut Oa- Mirsealess Escape
AKRoN, o., Septcmbe- l6.-This after
noon at the Ccnterstreet crossing, the wco
bound express ON the New York, Pennsyl-
vsnia and Ohio railroad struck Andrew
Powisky, aged fifteen years. His legs were
terribly mangled, the left one being liter.
ally chewed of, and the right one laid open
from the knee His feet were amputated
above the ankle and his recovery is doubt
ful.
A man named Foley met with at miracu.
'ous escape this afternoon, while crossing
the Cleveland. Akron aud Columbus rail.
road, near Cuyshogs falls, on q load Of
straw. An engine struck the wagon,
knocking Foley Off into u cattle guard and
he escaped with slight bruises.
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A, Ben Hills funeral a reconciliation
,bruught about between Senator La
Llr and Bob Toombs, who had not
lnkeu since the former outraged the
tings Of the other by delivering a
- ON Charles Summer.
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One Of J. Hubbell's Republican black
,iljng circulars was found in the Utica
|p.toflicr, addressed to a dead man,
|bo in his lifetime held a small govern
ent clerkShip in Utica.
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Henry Ward Beecher remarks: "It
ne i any great and good thing in
re for YOU it willnot come at the frs
4 second call" That is so; every
ker knows he may have to wait for
sales Of the second board.
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here isn't newspaper in Denver
III over five years of age, and yet
, rrfer 10 each other H. "Old political
,.itutes. Rochester Express. The
!vpr News was established in 1889;
Tribune i'm 1855; the Times 1871;
Herald in $50, and the Farmer in
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ness Of the great prison:house. o father,
o mother, in which direction is your influ.
ence tending2
verify believe that three-fourths of the
wickedness of the great city runs out rank
1 and putrid - >
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4 phrrnologist says that Large ears
liirste patience and agility" When
Ivr,,igating an animal with large ears
however, may be best to remember
IS, the patience is in front and the
s;Tfy behind,
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few Of the unco' guild people OF
caSo being up in arms against the
lie exhibition of nude statuary ut
exposition now in progress in that
On the ground that it is inimical to
cause Of good morals, the Washing
LoSt kindly suggests that the mana
might remove the objection by
|elng the Apollo BelvidereS in plug
aw.hammer coats, tight trousers
'ooth-pick shoes, and the little We
. IN skirts, etc.