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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

CONTRARY to expectation Senator Rollins
an no, drop out of the New Hampshire
s,.atOrial race yesterday, but forged ahead
vilh vlin Of four voIts. The opposition
~ seustor Rollins is very determined. To
uy ,ha, he is man Of mediocre ability IL
10 do him full justice with perhaps little
mercy thrown into the judgment His po'
lhleaI methods are not the best. Ills State
nigh, easily send to the Senate better
representative Of her intelligence. secre'
,,r Chandler is still looked to as the way
Out Of ,!,e woods, but his friends declare
,bubs sonld not accept the place.
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THE HuAGAy;,EA CASE.
AZ ImPortant W1Iuess for the Defense
CMmmlIs NnIcIle.


LONDON, July lo.-It was announce
yesterday at tho trial at Nyreghhpzl, Hun
gary, Of the Jews charged with murdsrinp
a Christian girl, that 4 cOavbp,sn who wal
an important altnes, for the defense haJ
committed suicide. The mother Of tn,
girl, Julia Yamsi, swore that her d.ugh
tcs's statement that she spoke to B,be,
Falamassy, the girl supposed to be mur,
dered, after ikstlme oil the alleged murdel
oefnTed, was false, and made because she
hrd been offered a briba by the Jews
Tho girl was produced in Court. She had
evidently been III treated aud appeared
crippled. Counsel for tho dvisnse declared
1t was evident tha. any ythiPs ,be glTl might
now testify to you'd hs under fear Of hel
p4rentE tlG ahIained an order ircn the
Court f9r a, nj d!Gal examination u the
girl,
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wAsnlSoroS, July lO.-Commissioner
Evans has instructed Collector Harvey, oi
Chicago, TO make o demand upon the
manufacturers Of "Rock and Rye for the
payment Of special taxes as rectiaeIS aud
liauor dealers from the lst oi July, and re-
0ulre all PARSONS In bis district who sell the
compound to pay special taxes as liquor
dealers,
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no,,,, RtSSs,sSla lauv.,,,on

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July lQ-The green
and amber bottle blowers OF tue Western
Division, in annual session In this city,
have adopted the same schedule that was
iA force iast year The decision effects
hottie factories from Pittsburgh to San
Francisco. The men say they will accept
no reduction and The manufacturers will
concede the Justice VI their claims,
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BALTIMORE, July lOEJohn Mcguire, {
gardener, ordered james Clinton aged l5
and Harry GSskill, companion who werr
tresspasing, of the premises. Clinton
drew a pistol and fred, fatally wounding
Mcguire,
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Nh .,,, u,,,.r 5,n bs. Wheeling is small
s',''' s. '',' !. ,,s,, rs and ,rOwins. As sum
n', 'as ..,o1, ~ !, il perha, IS not too much 10
nv that wneeIins will soon 00 "''"O"' "
.'.,i u..l Of the surl line.
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DastarsI,s ne.,,

JAcKsoSvlLLE, Fla, July lo.-A widow
lady who runs 9 tpry sero,s The withla
eooshel river, was shot dead last Thursday
while putting 4 party across, by an nm,
known person concealed behind a elumt
! ot trees on the opposite bank,
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fselinE AEnins, the vatican In prussia
BERLIN, July l0.-lt is stated on good
authority that the North German Gaute'u
recent article on the relations between
Prussia and the Vatican, was prompted by
late reports tfom Herr S0hloser, the PIus.
SlaA representative at the Vatican, who Is
Expected here toward the end OF the pres.
ent month. The feeling here against the
Vatican is go strong that the possibility oil
rupture Of the relations Is being cOnsid.
cred,
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AtIouIsyIlle-o Cincinnati, 0; Eclipse 4.
A. BufIalo-NuW Yorks, 8; Buffalo, ..
A. ChIcaVo-ProYidence, .; ChicaRo, IL
Al DetroEt-Bostou, Il; Detroit, 10.
Al ClevelAnd-Phil4;, y Cleveland, u
Al PeoriA-Grand Rapids, u PEORIA o..
Al PittSburSh-Allegh'y III Athletics, !
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,,. feast Of Pennsylvania RePuO'
TUB ,oss. ,o place to-day, in convention
..,naIe1-
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vi,,opri rolored gentleman who
INV w., ,Iout with lead mine in his
SWAMI '',''r,,5eus Tilden. Climbing three
h'I, ,s,. oo oI stairs in one breath is nothing TO
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DARN FOR sALEI
F0R SALE.
EoR SALE.

siI new two story houtOs, each containing ds
rooms. These houses are now being built, and
ttoni on the Park, at AouapSyILLE CANT Gnousp.
Enquire Of
n1w non, Nv ! Pr. BROOKS, Wheeling.
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oc7
FoR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, .f.u.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
8 miles from B. d o. R. B. station, IS miles
from Wheeling, on a good road, all In grass,
and in high state Of cultivation; one-half
mile from school, convenient to mills mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
watered. To be sold In one tract or In pa..
GELS. For further Particular call on or ad
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va
Mention this naper ia2h-nIw
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=. o.. % .Dd % ro"r,ern'n street
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE-A GOOD LIGHT NO TOP
y Busy. Enquire a. this once Jr.S
F0R SALE-SAFE-I OFFER FOR
= lale = email Burke d Parnes .aie. Amply 10
MRS. DR. A. Y. TODD, Nc, IS Fourteenth street,
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EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

neht hundred and tWeny.one acres Of t,oly
uneered land about ave miIel southeast Of BFSI.
Ion =. hY W. Va, on the watefs Of the Elk River.
% noated down nk River 70 market. Also ZOO
acres Of umbercd land In Perry county, Tenneaec,
". Y. H0GE Il BRO.
o0I 100 Market Btroet
National Republican., 1883-12-19
THE BREv1rY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention of Many Min
Events OF Yesterday.


The receipts from district taxes yesterday
amounted to $2250.90.
Judge Wylie announced yesterday that
there would be no cases tried from this week
until after New Years.
The commissioners have notified DIR. II. d.
Cogswcll of California, that they do not
want his fountain, having no place to put it.
In the case of William Young, on trial in
the criminal court for embezzling S60062
from Mrs. Ida Harting, the jury yesterday
returned verdict Of not guilty.
Thieves attempted to enter the residence
of Mrs. X. A. Smoot, Ninth street, near @,
about 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, during
the absence of the family. They were fright
ened away by neighbor.
Tho following Washingtonians have re-
ceived PATENTS John S. Gheen, file case II.
+. Hayden and ]. II. Morgan, reducing aud
smelling metals, and apparatus thereof: An
drew J. Simpson, machine for breaking
loaded shells William II. Tucker, two pat
ents support for bill fileholders and file box I;
NJ. ]. Wine two patents for file box. "a.
National Republican., 1883-12-19
They Think He Lied,

William Thomas and Robert Harris were on
trial in the criminal court yesterday charged with
having stolen gold hunting case watch from the
late Charles c. Huntly on July 4 last After the
dent that the case of the government was notion
less aud the defendants were hOnOrably ac-
quilted. They announce their intention of being
further exouerated. After their discharge from
custody they proceeded to thepOice court to oU.
tain warrant agar INST Sonny Webb, the princi pal
witness against them, for perjury
To ALLOW virile power to ebb slowly, i'm
peceptibly away is madness check it with
that never failing remedy Allen Brain Food.
81. At druggists.
National Republican., 1883-12-19
1Yhnrn tn l.o fnr Wntchrn. Etc.

Ladies' solid gold, full -jeweled levers, s1s.
Ladies' solid gold full jeweled stem. winders,S23
Ladies' solid gold Elgiu watches S25.
Gents solid gold Elgin or Waltham. s25.
Gents solid gold American stem. winders. $50.
Gents l4.Rarat American fulljeweled stem
wiuders 500.
Boys solid silver watches, $3.50.
BOYS nickel stem -winders, $500.
Cold-heud canes, 81. 90 to S2h.
Solid gold sleeve buttons, $3.50. ..
Gents initial rings, set with diamonds, $3.50.
Ladies' set rings, from 50 up.
Triple plated casters, five bottles, 1915.
Triple plated cake basket, 81.
All other goods at equally low prices
X. HARRIS d Co, 432 Seventh street, near E.
National Republican., 1883-12-19

who appreciate their excellence
and durability. We are Of
fering very special bargains in
Ladies and Gents Winter Un-
dervest--notably, an All-Wool
Scarlet Medicated Vest, at only
$3.50 per garment, in both
Ladies and Gents. In Gents
White Merino we offer a very
superior garment for soc. and
75c., the seams of which are
made under a new patent of the
N. & N. B. Hosiery Co., and
are equal to full regular made
goods in this respect.
Kid Glove Department.
We have just received a line
of White and Opera Mousque-
taire Kid Gloves in IL, ID, 16,
IS, and 20 Button lengths, which
we are able to offer at even less
prices than are usually asked
for Lambskin Gloves. We con-
tinue the sale of our 4-Button
White Undressed Kid Gloves
at soc. per pair-the best bar
gain ever offered in a Kid Glove
suitable for evening wear.
Perrin Frere's Mems Best
French Kid Glove, embroidered
backs, in fall shades, only So
per pair.
Mems a-Button White and
Pearl Kid Gloves only 81 per
pair. These are better than
anything we have before Offered
at $3.50 per pair. A specia,
bargain.
Christmas Hosiery.
We offer an elegant line o.
Ladies' Silk Hose, each pail
elegantly put up in a handsome
box.
Ladies' Silk Hose, Cardinal
Navy Blue, Wine, Plum, anc
Black, at I.a5 per pair; worth
$3.50.
Ladies Fine Black Silk Hose
at $I.5o.$I.7 and 81 per pair
Ladies Ribbed Silk Hose
Light Blue, Pink, Bronze, anc
Wine, only $2.as per pair.
Ladies Pure Silk Hose,
Light Blue, Cardinal, Rose
Pink, White, Cream, and Black
reduced to So per pair special.
for Christmas week.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
BOStOnDry Goods House
National Republican., 1883-12-19
A Seal skin sacaue Brlngs on Suit.

Cora Hays app. ared before Justice L. /, o'Neal
Yesterday and swore out warrant charging j.
Erensberg with fraud. She stated that she bought
a seul skin coat from the latter at Duncanson's
auction rooms paying $40 for 1t. The coat was
represented to be of the best material, and she
was told that If it was not satisfactory her money
would be returned yesterday at noon. She took
the coat to furrier who pronounced 1t to be a
fraud. She then took the coat back yesterday to
Il merchant but he refused to return the pur-
chase MONEY!
National Republican., 1883-12-19
Tho TeIcphone Wires Again.

There seems to be some diniculty between the
commissioners and the telephone company about
placing the latters wires Underground on Four
teenth street. The commissioners want the tele
phone company TO make de nosit of $500 as
guarantee that they will remove their wires and
the company refuse to do this. The commission.
ers State that they make tile demand to guard
a. anst any trickery on the part of the company.
rectors of the company who are soon to meet in
Boston,
National Republican., 1883-12-19
Buy Buy I! Buy !

In our Print Department we
have hundreds Of Print Cling
ham and Cambria Dresses,
tastily put up with fancy pic
lures, at Soc. and $I-the dress
specially for Holiday Presents.
In our Lace Curtain Depart
ment we have just openedajob
in 4-yard Nottingham Eace'Cur-
tains at $3.50 and $3 per pair,
of which the former price was
81 and $5-the lowest price
ever named on a 4-yard Curtain.
We also show a handsome line
of Nottingham Lace Bed
Spreads and Shams, and An
tique Bed Spreads and Shams,
which make a very desirable
Holiday Gift to housekeeper,
In our Cotton Department
we are selling for a while the
Xxx Wamsutta Shirting at Ioc.
per yard, and a splendid 1914
Bleached Sheeting at 25c. per
yard. Our Welsh, All-Wool,
White and Scarlet Flannels
have gained very many patrons
National Republican., 1883-12-19
Handkerchiefs.


The lots mentioned below comprise bankrupt
importers stock we bought very cheap for cash
For cash we are enabled to sell at nearly half
usual prices, and yet make a fair profit
Lot 80 comprises 500 doz warranted AllLinen
llandkercniefs for ladies, endless variety.
handkerchief can be lound In tris lot worth
3} 90, aud even 6Oc each. We offer the lot at
25c each.
Lot Al comprises 1876 doz Finest Sheer Linen Hand
kerchcis, handsomely embroidered. These
HandkerchieB are usually sold at 6S and 75c
each. We offer the lot at 80 aud 4Sc each.
Lot a comprises 75 doz. Finest Gems of Parisan
Art. Each Handkerchief comes in an ex-
quistely illuminated cover, and Is ready tor
the mail" Prices range from SIPS to S2.75
Lot so comprises $50 doz. Gents Linen Handker-
chiefs, for 20 aud 35c. We offer the newest
FRENCH designs in fancy, borders, which are
usually retaled for 80 and 75c each.
Lot 03 comprises 500 doz. China silk Handker-
chiefs, Tight as air, but strong as iron" We
have no trash in these Handkerchiels. Our
prices are 10 ana DSc each. We DEFY any store
to sell such quality Tor the money.
Lot 10l comprises $50 doz silk Handkerchiefs in
all colors of the rainbow and designs innumer-
able. Our prices are 49, 6S. 75, CSC, Sl.25, Sl.4S,
sl75, s2.25, $780, 81 IS, and S275 each ''''O'
TIDES.
Plush Tides are so expensive that they are gen i
orally purchased by few, for that reasonlwe have
never kept them in stock before. We have closed
out about 100 doz. at such prices that all can be
purchasers.
Handsomely Embroidered Plush Tides for 9sc,
worth Sl50
For 81 .3j Exquisite Goods, worth at least 1925
tifully embroidered in Colored Silks, s1.6s. They
are worth $3.50 IL they are worth a cent.
We have y few Plush Table Scarfs at S66S. They
are worth $40.
National Republican., 1883-12-19
Woodward & LOthrOp'

We beg to remind our pa
irons again of the addition to
our establishment Of a Whittier
Steam Elevator, conveying Gus
toners to our Cloak Depart
ment, where we are selling ST.
cilienne Squirrel Lined Circu-
lars for $25, the lowest price
ever named for a real Squirrel
Lined Circular, and equally low
prices on nearly our entire
stock. Our Cloak buyer paid
a flying trip to New York on
Friday to replenish our stock,
and it is not exaggeratingin the
least to say that we are now able
to sell Winter Wraps from 25
to 40 per cent. less than ruling
prices in November.
A special lot of Newmarkets,
fine Stockinette, elegantly made
and perfect fitting, which we
offer at $12 each, we think must
equal anything offered at SIS.
In our Ladies Cotton Under
wear Department we offer
Nurses Caps, 2Ic., 25c., and
2oc. each; Nurses Aprons, 25c.,
37c., 5oc., and 75c. each; Fancy
Swiss and Nainsook in great
variety.
National Republican., 1883-12-19

Surs to order at far below their usual price :
Eiseman Bros, taOrs and clothiers, corner Sew
enth and L streets.
National Republican., 1883-12-19

HUNTsvILLE. ALA.-Dr. J. G. Spotswoop
says "I highly recommend Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia, rheumatism, and general
debility"
National Republican., 1883-12-19
sbe na!ais aouaE.
=. Presents /! Presents :! y
FURS +! FURS F! FURS
HALF FURRIERs PRICES
LACE GOODS.

1t may seem an absurd claim, but a claim which
dehes contradiction, we claim more Lace Neokwear
in stock thnn all other stores combined in Wash
ington. Our prices defy competition
80 do2. All.Silk Spanish Lace Fichus ana Scars
In cream and black, 0Sc Is our price. The
49, usual price for this quality is sl35.
20 doz. Barcelona Spanish Lace Fichus and Scarfs
extra size, and heavy silk. s13j and S1.4S. The
usual prices are 81. 80 and sl.75.
100 tloz Spanish Guipure Lace Fichus and scars
$l9S s2.25, aud S2.6S, which is positively nearly
half usual prices
200 doz. Escurial Spanish and Hand-ruu Spanish
Fichus aud Scarfs in cream and black, from
S3to Sl5 each. This lot comprises the finest
goods imported
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
TEXAN HoPsLEssLY MASHED.
He Falls In Love with q Pretty Opera
Singer and Carries Her of 10 Texas.

He Falls In Love with Pretty Opera
Singer and Carries Her Off 10 Texas.
New York, October l9.-When Mile.
NiIau, the Partisan opera bouffe singer,
came to America to fill her six months
engagement with Maurice Grau N the
Aimee company, q tail, stout young man,
with very light hair and plenty of pocket
money, suddenly began to hang round the
new musical star like shadow. He sat in
the front row on the night Of the singer s
debut, and 6pplsuded with enthusiasm and
perseverance. On the second night the
young man again appeared, preceded by a
Tremendous basket of flowers that nearly
exhausted the singer when she lu4ged 1t
off the stage. On the afternoon OF the
third day the young man
Made violent Love
to the artistic at rehearsal and before
evening the little woman waited upon Mr..
Grau and informed him that she was going
to get married. Then the onde young
man appeared and corroborated the singer $
announcement.
But" protested Mr.. Grau, sit will cost
you Just S., 900 to carry out this little ro-
nance. The lady's contract is for six
months, and it will have to be filled or the
less made good"
That's easily settled, remarked the
lover promptly. Then he filled out a
check, and, laying it before Mr.. Grau, ex-
claimed:
There's your money. | take my choice"
and walked away with the pleased artistic
leaning on his arm.
Il was considerably surprised" said Mr..
Grau last night. "The thing was rather
sudden. The young man was Mr.. D. F.
Dambmann, and he owns considerable
property In Texas, believe. The couple
have started for Texas and will go on a
wedding tour through Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
ELLIS CRAFTS TWO GRAVES.
A Man Objects to His Being Buried
Upon His Land.

CATLETsBURe, KY, October 19.-Ellis
Craft, who was hanged at Grayson last Fri.
day, was the first man, probably, for whom
two graves were ever dug. At his moth
er's request the first grave was dug near
McCormack's school house, some eight
miles from here. Just as this was finished,
however, and all was ready for the inter-
ment, the owner of the property suddenly
objected and Crafts family and friends
carried the remains six miles further
away and waited until another grave could
be dug in an open field on the premises OF
Col John NJ. Burns. Here, after brief re-
ligious services, the body of Ellis Craft
was buried.
One OF his brothers relates this curious
dream he had few nights since: II
dreamt saw my brother in the heavenly
world. He was the central figure of a group
and clad in white raiment. Around him
stood the men whom he accused in this
life OF swearing his life away, with the ad-
dition OF the son of q certain rich man,
ard be stood with bloody garments just
in front OF brother Ellis who was pointing
his finger at him" Mr.. Craft says he is
still convinced that his brother was an in
nocent man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
DARLINGTON REPORTS.
New and Interesting Facts About
the Expedition.
A BADLY DlseUsTED REPUBLICAN
Unburdens His Mind to the Registers"
Washington Aan-A Vigorous Cru
sade Against Western
Land Sharks.

WASHINGTON, October 19-The Secretary
Of War has received from the chief signal
officer the report Of Lieutenant E. L. Gar
lington, commander of the recent acting
expedition to Smith Sound for the relief OF
the signal service party at Lady Franklin
Bay. The report is very long and goes
fully into all the duties of the voyage, Il o
PIoteus, the retreat of his survivors in the
small boats to North Greenland, and settle
ment Of Uperkinau. The principal points
of the narrative have been covered
by previous accounts from various sources
but the comments and explanations OF
Lieutenant Darlington are
New and Interesting.
Some additional particulars with regard
so the franegeFHent0 OF the feFOteus are els0'
gwen 81 d tend to show that Captain Pike
Was not as ca eful snd skIllful a navig itor
as had been supposed. Among such par
ticulars are the facts that on the oh OF
July Captain Pike ran past the haroor OF
Good Haven in entire Ignorance
Of its proximity although the
weather was clear; that on July 10 he ran
his ship aground near the mouth OF Disco
FlOTd in consequence Of neglectlng 10 take
sOundiugs, anu that on the l9tn he went
entirely out OF his course and ran IN to-
ward Cape Walker at the bottom OF Mel
vile Bay, supposing II 10 be Cape YORK,
while the latter in reality lay one hundred
and fifty miles TO the westward. LleIten'
snt Darlington, however, does not charge
Captain Pike with any
Neglect or Bad Judgment
n connection with nip by which the
Proteus W. scruShed that seems to regari
only as an accident on the part VI any one.
lie confirms, however, the statements nrSL
made by Commander Wilkes, OF the IAN
tic with regard 10 the behavior Of Captain
Pixies crew at the first alarm OF danger.
He says those on duty abandoned
their posts and ran to- save
their own property in tAs fOreCastle, and
soon IS the stores began TO 90 over th-
ships side they commenced to appropriate
every thing they wanted, breaking open
and ritling boxes and bags, private cloth
ing, and stealing their contents. Captain
Pixies said, in replying TO Lieutenant Gar.
hDgton's pro eSls, that be was 'pOWerIess to
prevent the plundering OF the ship
and that the men in his crew we're
the worst lot OF scoundrelS he ever saw" In
explanation of his course in starting south
after the wreck Of the Proteus instead OF
waiting for the Yantic. Lieutenant Car
lingt0n says first
He Did Not Believe
the Ysntic could get to LittletCn land
through such ice as they had encountered
and second that he expected to find at Cape
York The Swedish steamer Cphia ard
to avail himself of her assistance IN carry
ing out as far as possible, Notwithstanding
the disaster, the plan for Lieutenant Gree
lys relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-20
LITTLE CUPID'S WILES
Lead Old Time Lovers to Marry on
the Rail,
A TALL TEXAN TO WE'D A SINGER
A Girl to Suicide in an Ohio Town and An
other Into Being the Victim of
False Lover and Bogus
Preacher.

SYRACUSE, october l9.-When the accom-
n odation train which arrived here on the
Central road at o'clock P. NJ. reached
Utica to day, a mlddle.aged man jumped
from the train, and going up to brakeman
Wsyne asked if there was minister living
near the station. Mr.. Wayne happened to
be shaking hands with the Rev. Mr.. Pettin-
gill, a Baptist minister of Witesboro. A
few words passed between the stranger and
the minister and then both entered the
car. 1t took less than three minutes to
make the traveller and a lady companion
man and wife. The groom stood in one
seat and the bride in another on the eppo-
site side of the aisle. The couple gave lit.
tie information concerning their hurried
marriage. The groom said his name was
Chapman, and that he was q widower from
Ohio The bride is thirty one, and came
from Worthwhile, near Fonda. They were
acquainted in their younger days, and they
are now on their way to Ohio.