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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-24

Investigating the Secret History OF her
Wight Prom Paris.


PARIS, September 9s.-Reopening, somea
what, the academic discussion concerning
the details OF the hegira Of the Empress
Eugenie from the Tuileries, September 4,
1870, has had the effect OF bringing to the
fore our worthy countryman DR.. Evans.
The French papers lately reproduced from
Temple bar rather inaccurate account OF
tho memorable flight,
Evans has written TO the papers giving
the correct version, and has been inter
viewed on the subject by several Parisian
journalists. The Noltaire correspondent
thus describes his interview with the dis
tinguished dentist: DO
details Of the 4ih OF September. Very
well. 1t was alone who accompanied the
Empress and Madame Lebreton from Paris
to Chiselhurst. alone know the exact
details Of that long and painful journey.
Mais jusqu', un neuvel ordre-je ne veux
pas, 10 ne peux pas, ct je ne dois pas les
rendre public.
"Would II be en- indiseretion to ask what
may be the motives Of your provisional 81
lence, Doctor?"
NO INDIstREET REVELATIONS.
"Atter moments hesitation he replied:
Mon Dieu! VOLTA! have in my jour
nal, which you see on the table, complete
narrative Of the events. But the question
is delicate. am a stranger living in
France. love, adore France. / wish
to keep sloof from political parties. Con-
sequently, ! have no right to Judge or GEN.
sure your statesmen. The facts noted in
my diary place many prominent men,
now living, in very unenyiable light.
Many persons are criticised or blamed 80
that, when the proper time comes, shall
publish my story in the American
papers,"
What ia known OF the escape OF Engenic
is, that on leaving the Tuileries she was
placed by the Italian Minister in a cab and
driven in all haste TO the house ol DR..
Evans, as tothe only one whom she could
trust OF all the ancient adherents and
hangers-on Of the Imperial Court. Mrs.
Evans ives absent from home, and the
doctor, having first, to lull suspicion, re-
ceived her in his operating room, as though
she were an ordinary patient-forced the
locks OF his wife's trunks, and selected
suitable and sufficient disguise for the
flying Empress. This being assumed, the
doctor placed her in his own carriage, and,
with her lady in waiting, she was accom-
panied by him TO the Normandy coast,
where ahe succeeded In obtaining trans
portation to England.
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LONDONDERRY, O., September GA re-.
markable case, showing the fasting quail.
tiles Of animals Of the porcine species. has
just occurred near this place, and is at
tracting much attention. Over six weeks
also pig belonging to J. NJ. Hutchison,
and weighing about 1875 pounds, was buried
under the timbers Of an old stable which
had fallen down. The animal had barely
room in prison home to standup, and Mr..
Hutchinson knew not where 1t, had gone.
This week, ss he was removing the timbers
Of the old stable, he discovered the lost pig
lying in its prison, weak and unable to
walk, but 1t soon gave evidence Of It's hun.
ger by devouring the food given It 1t had
.0een over SIX weeks without food and
water.
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THE sPoLITIlAL SITUATION
In the EaStesn stntes-A Western Edi.
for's Views.


tor's vltHs.
ST. LOUIS, September 22.-J. B. McCuI-
lagh, editor.in:cbiei OF the St. Louis Globe
Democrat, who returned to-day from the
East, was questioned tonight regarding the
political intelligence he had gained while
absent. He said: ~ was more than sur
prised at TIlden's strength in tho East. He
has many positive friends. There are
many others who declare themselves Tor
Ti.dep, bp. in q qualified way. III the old
man holds ont, add il his health Is good
when the time rolls around, &. AS 10
Hendticks. | met him in OhiGago geyeral
days AGO looking as fresh and as active as
he did twenty yeaFs ago. itendricxs, III
my opinion, while still Tor the old ticket %
strongly actuated 10 devotion tot bv his
poeition to Mcdonald. The New YORK
sans boom for W. S Holman is simply to
head ptf the Mcdonald movement in In
what impression did you form Of the
Republican outlook
aIi II appears that President Arthur can
carry Nv York he will hp the nominee.
There il a big mai rity Of 100000 to over
come In that State. Should ,IP Republl-
cans cut It down to 10000 or 10000 this
fall the State Is very likely TO go Republican
ior President. II Arthur is not the candi'
date, | believe It will be Fdmunds. The
only weak point in his candidacy would bs
the flct that he Is New Euglander. This
preiudice, as a matter Of f.ct, exists,
though why II should In tho Republican
party which is nonrseStional In It's priSci'
ples, Ia more than can account tar,"
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PANIC IN 4 PRISON.
One Hundred Convlcis Poisoned by Fat.
ing Canned Meat


NEw HAVEN, September 22.-0ne hun
dred convicts in the State prison at Weth'
ersfeld were poisoned last night in some
mysterious way, and for time the officials
feared that the jail was aboutto be CON.
verled into well-filled morgue. 1t was
about three o'clock in the afternoon when
q prisoner engaged in shoe shop No. 5com.
planned to the ,oyerseer that he was sick at
his stomach and would like To-. be relieved
from work. Wethersfeld prisoners are
always direly afflicted when they want a
holiday, and the overseer, thinking that
the man was shamming, ordered him
back to his work. Subsequently he
complained again, and this time
there was no mistaking the truth OF his
siatements. His face was pale, his teeth
chartered, and big beads Of perspiration
chased each other down his face. He had
not walked a dozen steps along the corridor
when he sank to the floor and began To
vomit violently. He complained Of severe
cramps in the stomach, and later on was
affected with dizziness and purging. Be-
fore he had had been in his cell five min-
utes, another prisoner was attacked in the
same way, and then another and another
until at the end Of half an hour sixteen
men were on the sick list, aud the number
was increasing with frightful rapidly. The
jail officials became alarmed. No one
knew what the matter.was. Warden Sar!
gent WAS sent for, and be in turn dispatch
ed messenger for DR.. Warner, tho prison
physician. Fifty men we're sick when the
doctor arrived. He found unmistakable
evidence that the Il men had been
poisoned. The complaints continued to
pour in. At 5 o'clock Is men were under
treatment, and at 10 o'clock the number
had increased to 1870. DR.. Warner and the
prison assistants worked until 1880 admin
istering opiates and using raw eggs to coun.
teract the poison. Some OF the cases yielded
readily to treatment, and the men were
relieved oil pain and .purging, but other
cases were very obstinate, and the men
were unable TO remain quiet in their cells,
wandering restles1ly up and down the cor
ridoIs.
As soon as they could get 0 chance the
prison officials began to look around ior
the cause Of the trouble, and finally came
10 the conclusion that ii was some corned
lamb which the men had eaten for dinner.
at was unusually nice" said Warden sar.
gent this afternoon, "and they ate heartily
oi it, q.
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VOLUME XXXII.."NUMBER q.

and New Jersey;a rate Of twenty-five and
two cents from the offices in New Jersey to
New York City and Brooklyn, n. Y; q
rate Of 25 and.S cents from offices in Penn.
sylyania to New York City and Brooklyn,
N. y, and Jersey City, N, j.; also rate Of
% and cents from the offices in New
York State TO jersey City, NJ ]. The maxi
mum rate between New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania will be reduced from 50
cents to 40 cents for ten words. The new
rates will apply to the Great Northwestern
as well as to the Western Union Offices in
the States OF Maine, New Hampshire, Ver-
mont and New York. The present rate
between New York, Philadelphia, Balti.
more and Washington aad the local rates
in the oil regions will be maintained.
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TlR Clarksburg NtwS endorses the sug
es,iOn Of the lSTELLlGEsCER that "a young
Ian about to vote Tor the first time ought
70 make sure that he does not begin
Vpns, and oilers him the Democratic
PEys about the right sort Of party te
bS.a with;
ishisiory is the history Of this nation
iHtIl that eau Cause the heart OF an Ameri.
ca Iletnan and patriot to swell with
rtolions Of pride. On every page Of tina,
'SeT is recorded come battle fought by
'as patty for the preservation and perpet'
Alcno popular government.
lies tue! From Sumter to Appomat.
iIi history Is red with battles OF thai
kHd. AID history will tell how "thii
party e4irpated slavery with a left
LANDED dat originally aimed at the Union
ll'0eethlHn don't cause our young man'l
nr4tilo "swel with emotions Of pride" lei
'ilE fla his Te over the public debt &C
Nopul and th' pension list. And 1t viii
70 tD no harm to inquire what this party
tnoS doing anl proposing to do with re
md The is'uepI to-day. In any case hi
cq 20 wrong otthe battle picture.
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CONVENTION OF COLORED MEN.
Frederick Douglas Will Probably be
Made President.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, September 22.-Repre-
sentatives to the National Colored OonveR-
ton are arriving by every train. Among
them are delegations from ArkanslF, South
Carolina, Virginia and Texas. Advices
from the South generally indicate full
representation. A feeling exists that the
political bearing OF Fred. Douglass will
work against him for the Craftsmanship,
because OF a desire to make the convention
strictly non.political, but 1t is believed this
will not defeat him II be wants the place.
Pledger, Of Georgia, q revenue collector, is
spoken OF as a possible candidate for
Chairman, but his chances are slim. Judge
Gibbs is also spoken Of, and isan able man.
Col. James Lewis will head the Louisiana
delegation Of eight. Henry F. Butler, editor
ei the Ohio Falls E4prs@, will deliver the
address OF welcome.
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TirusvILLs, Pa, September oS'-It is
impossible to obtain any further intelli,
gence concerning the Porcupine well No.
II in the Balltown field. Tho owners re-
port that the well Is doing IS barrels per
hour Ia all the trade knows. The der
ricks are boarded up and under gard,
Well No. 8 did 1000 barrele
in the first twenty.iour hours. It Is one Of
the largest wells struck in Balltown. Carve.
tier No. 10 drilled into sand yesterday and
did fifteen barrels in the first hour and Is
now doing eleven. Porcupine No. 10 ID
expected in to-day. As 1t has not been
heard from 1t will in all probability be a
good well.
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RRIEF TELEGRkMS,

Christine Nilsson rallied on Friday for
New York.
President Arthur ia at Newport. He
had good afternoon fishing on Saturday.
Raw M rEE uo,fald ,.to ntodsra,or
NJ The Presbvterian Gsaeral "A ssemhlv IL
dead = =
-, c,,., =.
cL;"aoo u Unls, nan,a, Sus'me snar ,ha
dsv oSis',S NN
% ~. t '.sh.,,-. L.. ,,.,. -, r,,. IT.,
,ni Lme s1eaNships .. Msa N1.n Wy Eoe, WILL wnai
IIlyea IaS 6na ~ , New tosA itom fufope' ofoFsp'
-'cUU'sp s,S w.. as e;,,,,, c.,.;.o
lne tios. pssu'siu W sue ssna. Isigna Ea;,a',
lhrougn9ut .ne ehtife not''Ses' oh ff'uay
or SATURDAY aiu NOT occnt'
~ Is saiu 70 pe ths purpose Oh 'he @ iiisii "
SoVetnRegt 70 pionioit some, =. leas!, "
the projected MesttRgs o. the Parneilites'
Colonel Rs, strader, Of Lexington, elot
ana kllied braatoru roster, Soioteu en-.
ployte, St. VINO was ac'ins s'fanse'y ao0u' n'4
s'1u'es' !,
Thos. Johnson, reputable young resi-
dent OF Washington county, Ind, was
killed by ,highwaymen, who took his money
ana watch ana esospea.
The Supreme Council oil seVerGsgn, in
spectois General, 81, Tor the Northern
Masonic Jurisdiction, will be held in Cini
cinnati the present VeeE
Jacob Mander, a Viucenncs sSloon.
keeper, vas shot and killed by a disorderly
rough named Mace Warner, whom he was
trying to put out oil big RalooR.
Young Schneider and Anderson, Of Mt.
Vernon, Ind, who killed without proYoca.
tion an old man named vanwye, have
both been sentenced to be hanged.
In the suburos Of Evanston, ILL.,, last
NIGHT Geo. Gale, a hired man, vss suHoca.
tod in NE smoke Of Tie burniHs barn Of bis
employer, In which he was sleeping.
Tho charus IA made that the Milwaukee
soIdiers' Home Is run by a sing" And
scandalous abuses exist, General Sharpe,
he Commandant, Ia helpless from paraly.
siS I ~.
mi, .L,..a..o,. o.,., =, ,ho Nan
Inc .nunusIoois espnIsst pnsfa d W Iue a.,,ahe TeG
lork, Teansyisan;a .a;. Un'o .san ,oaa Sn anasinu
asH tn oHo n TaS,aoss "'n sams @ ~ % the ,,s;nmsn
SoSSGv ,ssre hurt bnt aone of he psrsenVers @
w. ,n.Ha ,,,i.Ia. h.;,ar IL m chsm p,o.,
a,se nsama !uUu ne M "a @ aSniads5 ss w ~.
tanleiy, ntanu - nH, ~, III, ~, AZ t";,
tetaa tsGsIns out .n1 s'ue =. sng o;n1 oaa, Hne
anu tnfoWin tus VIZ po% y. tne u0'.ss M "
ieet Inc pollI eL y T.. = sompaese eaalp Efeek
fCuf %, inen u si,e Oui,u.pS ,aa esOspsu. Q.
Inc @ steanier uen yly maS was 4ates tetat ~ iuos 81
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rhn I.onl.lann Lottery Cn,e.

WAsHNsToE D. O., September sa.-The
Postmaster at New Orleans has notified the
postoflice authorities here he has been or.
dered by the State court to deliver mail
mqttey addressed to the New Orleans Ma
tiopal Bank intended ior the lottery conn
pany. and has asked for instructions as
10 what he shall do. He has
been directed to obey the order until 1t
should be reversed or modified, and to con-
eult with the United States District At:
torney at New Orleans. The latter official
hqa been directed to take the lecessafy RtePs
for the removal oi the case irom the State
court to the Federal court and TO move at
once for dissolution Of the INDUCTION.
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JUDGE HOADLY's HEALTH.
He will Enter the Ring October I'M
ture OF His Ailment.

He will Enter the Ring October Ina.
tare Of His Ailment.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 22.-Br.
Bortholow eaid tonight that the report
that Judge Hoadly was suffering from ty-
phoid fever was utterlyuntrue. He is i'm
proving daily, and will leave for home the
latter part :of next week, returning TO the
stump about 0ctoberl.
CoLuMpUs, O., September 22.-Concern.
ing special dispatch from Philadelphia to
the Springfield Globe, that Judge Hoadly's
malarisl fever had developed into an un-
mistakable case OF typhoid fever, and that
his condition is one which leaves no hope
OF his reappearance in the Ohio campaigc;
that the facts have been telegraphed to the
Democratic Committee at Columbus" &c.,
the Exaiag Times Democratic) says: "fhe
first unjust suppositlon that might
have crowded upon an Ohio newspa'
per man. knowing that the Spring:
field Daily Globe and the Springfield
VleEly Transcript have an apparent UNI
bilicai cord, though the first Is independ-
ent Republican, and the latter Democratic,
would have been that this was the trHth
about Judge Hoadiy, aud that Secretary
Ballentine bad permitted his home paperf
to scoop ihs entirs press o. the United
States on the Information. The editor OF
this paper called upon Chairman Bargeer
and showed him the dispatch. He said
that the committee had no such informa'
tion; that he had letter in Judge Headly's
own handwriting yesterday, wherein Pc
declared he was able to walk about, could
ride about, and would eope back to the
canvas when his physician thought that
the danger Of a relapse had been passed.
The letter was shown to the Times, and we
can SAY that there Is no reason to believe
that Judge Hoadly's ailment Is other than
fever and ague, with copious use Of quinine
as a preventive"
Il Is evident from the conduct and talk Of
certain members OF the Democratic Com
mittee that all has not been told, aud that
the committee has very discouraging inlor-
nation from Philadelphia concerning
Judge Hoadly's condition is believed.
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AayneIE IEhYsFgKY.
A Drug Clerk Shot BY SONG Parson I'm:
known.

DprRolr, MICH, September ga mys.
teFiops murder was committed IN the
upper part Of this city about midnight. A
young man, aged about 20 years, named
Cornelius Allies was shot in the back OF the
head In the street near the drug store in
which he was employed as clerk. He
expired almost Immediately after the first
psraop reached him. He was aroused by
lie shot, which vas heard for blocks
around. OF course be was unable to give
any particulars Of the terrible occurrence,
4 man was seen TO run away irsm the
spot at great speed by Que or two persons
Who were Fastening to the scene, but who
he was cannot be conjectured. Examina.
ton shows that probably young Allies had
got up after going 10 bed, as he was not
fully dressed. He slept In room near
the store, bat whether he Vl4lted tho p ace
lor himself or was called up by some one
applying for medicine is not known. He
was quite an unoblrusive young man, aud
bad but few aCqnaintances, as he had been
in the city lesg than Q year. He was not
known TO have single enemy.
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NEcan not aSle with the Greenbrler
intpe1dml that ''Se least said about this
'easlency linthe Slte duancesl the better
l;Vil be Tor the Rpublican party" The
E'pnb,icau party Is no reason to stand
% dread OF the recrd. March 1, lsI. ii
HPped down and ut to make way for the
p'iHorraiic party, nd it did not owe Q
Io4afto the SchOolIund. OF the existing
Uea''eacy the lHdpenient says 1t Twas
caused by the maIdministration OF the
Republican party wen in power, and has
continued ever sine" The Democratic
-aEa'ioF Bennett deied this more than ten
Tears ago. In his rport Of November Is,
~ ID which he amits that his party al
Ioted the school iutl to be used, he says /:
iAe 'mOnnt Of til Treasury's indebted.
l'a on this sccoun at the close Of the last
aSai year. September 30, 1872, vas $780,
'V''' while that othe previous year was
even greater than hat amount. This in.
"''''l'''" ., Is nor 7irely dirtarOed, lfaping
y, %'''d .l'ad mig'airtd." Let us, then,
D''ni'a all thatthe Ilmocratic party charges
A'"'hSl Republicai maladministration-
a'H will it vet ovr the statements Of Its
OEn Auditor
lhePtsenslnde'tedness OF Sl97, 900 due
%'l'e ! school fund according to Auditor
%tan'It y must hive come about since
~. No's'absr H. ls9, during all Of which
"Ae the Den'ocEtic party has had fol-
lad :, uninterrupted power. So far from
..'.s'. u','''Rs to tight by Of this question Re
pubIicans warm Il il. The ISrrrIIoFscrt
wa ", Always find yreat pleasure In discuss
'nE ii with 10 courteous A Democrat,
ar'sDapcr as the Greenbrier In,ltp,adaa
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"---
HNIGhrS OF TIE CUE,


6chheteF unu biossou.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 23-Tn a re.
cent interview Jacob schaeier, champion
at Bake line billiards, said II slosson would
put up 81 900 forfeit and make the game
for 5000 he lschaeferl would forfeit his
championship emblem. In response to
this David Bcirs to-day deposited $1,000
and an acceptance on behalf OF Slosson in
the hands iof "Yapk" Adams. Tho latter
then had an interview with Schaefer which
resulted in an agreement on his part to ca.
BILE Yignaux and il hecould have the game
postponed he would play Sloason.
The forfeit Of $1,000 on Slpssons behalf
will remain, up three days pending Wig:
HauS's answer. Wm. Sexton, cushion
Caroiin champion. this morning published
an offer to give SoGson an opportunity to
play for his (Sexton's) emblem and $500 o
side. In reply to this Tom Foley deposited
$3.50 with Henry Rhine as forfeit aud &C,
ceptanCe on behalf Of Soason, who left Tor
New York last night. The game Is to be
played In Chicago within thirty days.
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.o., next Governor, Hon. Ben. Will
u. !. what the West Union Record has
W !, n,opbe!ic eye. We refer to the
ID .,.', ~ 1nd ind that the Hon. Ben is not
i,% ,, lor frat prize. There are many
'sS's, sa,5 like 10 see Uncle Ben make the
Wv S,,i,isuot 90 nominated on the'slate." "
s, ,''S ' rrs, he some mistake about this.
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nRlNELlmEScER is indebted to the
Ii It.mae Sm ior u large life-like picture
d .ts veteran proprietor, Mr.. A. S. Abel,
ta5 vi on a reduced Photographic fac
AMI. e of the familiar first page OF The Sun
d A. Ri 10, lSs3, the seventy.seventh an
n.yga " Of Mr.. Abells birth. The work
sNy .Etistic, au appropriate souvenir Of
tie long and prosperous career OF The Sun
I'D Is Il under. lie that establishes
lgp4t Newspaper is greater than he that
atsthn city: and this Mr.. Abel has done.
!!tlrmincus light Of The Sun increases
With ts years.
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TnE!ea,ure Of last weeks active business
IN Wall street was the very large dealing in
JI..arl stocks and the severe hammering
ttpv received. A million shares are said
q have changed hands. Somebody sus'
tes,, that gold spike doesn't insure big
tsid,nds There was q good deal in that
.ek, driving that locked like hippodrome,
niitmay be that inside holders were not
,vsfsA 10 striking while the iron was hot.
lti.n'tQuiie 80 hot now at 8 per cent less
ia Northern Pacific common and 10 per
CENT les Tor the preferred.
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RATFs REDUCED.
Tho western Uaion Company Reduce
Their Tolls.

Nav YoRx, September 22.-The Western
Union Telegraph company has lssusd an
order reducing the rates in and between
the Eastern and New England States, to
take effect October /. The rate Of 95 cents
for the first ten words, and 2 cents for saCh
additional word, Is made uniionn between
cities in Maipe, view Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connec-
ucui; rate Of 20 and 2 cents between on.
ces In New York statei Q rate Of :2d and 2
cents between oticesi ID New Jerseyi Q rate
Of % and ., cents between Offices In Penn
sylyania; d rats oi 2a and Z cents Rom
offices Id the New England states 70 New
York City, Brooklyn, n. W jersey City.
i. j., ana StSnstead, Quebec q rate Of %
and 3 cents from New York City, Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Jersey City, n. j. to Offices in
the New England States, TO StanStead
Quebec, and to the offices in Pennsylvaniq
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PHELPS, N. Y, September os.-Thsnew
Brooks comet is now demonstrated to be
the long expected comet OF 1872. 1t has
been carefully observed by Prof. Brooks.
The observations show q remarkable in
crease in brilliancy since the discovery.
II is now visible in good telescopes near
Eta Draconis. The comet 10 rapidly ap-
preaching the earth and sun, and will be
visible TO the naked eye before Christmas.
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NEWPORT, R. l., September 2S.-Presi.
dent Arthur attended service at the United
Congregational Church to-day and lunched
with August Belmont. A large number OF
people were present. Later
in the afternoon he was taken for drive,
and in the evening he dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Beckwith. Monday evening
he will dine with Geo. Henry Warrens.