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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-06

BIZ when Ito woke MS $3.50 u'e Wy,
IlOT badly he did feel!
The above WIS ground out BY the office
poet, who, owing to the rush Of news mat.
ter last night, was pressed into the city de-
partment's service and semitic police head
quarters 1T midnight 10 gather the returns
at tlia. newsy precinct. lie composed the
above brilliant cGusion when he learned
that one James Rider, q Democrat, had
been run in by officer Montgomery. 1t
seems that Rider felt had wheu he heard
that New York was slipping away from
Cleveland, and announcing that he was
going to lick two Republicans anyhow,
turned and proceeded 10 knock down a
colored man. lie spent the night in the
lookup.
That Navassan terror, Fred, alias
".lelr" Davis, was also locked up by
officer Montgomery. Every n will
OF course be rcioiced to hear that the EEL
low is again Tin hook" When it was
thought that Cleveland was bound TO
carry New York, Davis undertook to earry
by storm 4 Market street saloon. 1t was
~intinatcd to him by Montgomery that The
city government was still living, and on
his refusing to believe that and continuing
OF his high-handed business, he was run
in.
Greedy Ferguson was also Oh bis muscle
lust evening and was corra'ed.
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A STATE ELECTION

Held Under tie Now Amendment in tho
Second District.
A Wheeling gentleman who was in
Grafton on Tuesday morning, secured y
copy OF m unique ticket which was printed
there. 1t contained the regular Republi-
AN National ticket, with the Fusion
electors, and in addition to this a State
ticket, made up as follows:
For Governor.
DAVID MCGRnion, Of Wi;chlc county.
For Superintendent OF Free Schools,
d. l.. BUTCHER, OF Ohio county.
Fos Auditor,
rEASK Buar, Of Marion county.
For Treasurer,
JAMES y. rorrs, Of cabel county,
For Attorney General.
J. IL, FERGUSON, OF kanawha county.
= For Judges Of the supreme Court,
Long t%crln-SANuEL Woop. Of Harbour county.
Short tern,-J. II. BRONX, Of .Ka,awha county,
a number Of these tickets we're yo.cd
in the Second district. The scheme was
10 claim that the amendment to tho Con-
Stitution adopted in October has already
taken effect, and that the State election
should be held this month, and, this be-
ing the ease, tho men whose names ap-
pear on this ticket being the only ones
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Fiat Scarrs. Du.
plicatcs of uur Uniaumicred White Shirt,
reinforced boil, hack and front, tho hest
In the market, price'$f 90. Also, the
hest all wool Knit Jacket,
Z. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tail0rs and Gents Furnisilcrs,
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NEw ORLEANS, LA.,Sov. 5.-The friends
Of Boatncy and Morey concede General
sips's election TO Congress in thc Fifth
District By $500. Goy. Kellorg's friends
admit his defeat for Congress IL tic Third
District by 800 by Ell Chs, pmrrotectlonisi
BeHsocrat and a wealthy sugar PLATTER
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DuRKgE's Coup MEAT SAUCE 4 SALAD
DxHssisa, ready made, nutritious, econom-
ical, delicious. Nothing equal TO it was
ever offered, and It Ia invariably popular
both Mt home and abroad. MwFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-06

AVON IAls-Dcip argclycomposcd OF
mercury they eventually ruin tic Stom.
ooh, but ALIENS Bilious physlc, a yegeta.
bic mixture, nets quickly, and ellertually
cures. 2accntH. Atnli druggists. rTiIskw
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WlIl lsnnrut No Mnrc

TRoy, N. y, Nov. 5.-Charles Melon.
aid, Of Waterford, one OF the party Of sus.
pected repeaters sent to Mechunicsvilit
yesterday. jumped from the train. Ills
mangled remains were found on the track
to.inv S-Tl. u. |-JI
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INV. M.w. Sd W: An ". 9Th W.

AZ N, M,W. 81 w; 4th ". 9Th W,
3 en JOHN. ; j, g 8
Yesterday forenoon about q hundred
men Sad boys after parading in Denwooa
came. oyer m tho ferry boat and marched
about the Streets maHipg a horrible din
with horns and drums, and carrying
brooms, rails and old torches. They Mero
supposed to be n delegation from the SoIia
South joliiiying for Cleveland's election.
The election e%fnjtcment near Bethel
was put in the shade by tiin Striking Of oil
at the veil that has been going d1%n on
the Marshall iarm. The oil is running
ont and across the road into the creek in
q small stream and the sap,ples gent here
in bottles yrfferday are said by judges to
be excellent. II IL i dry we'll and has
penetrated the second saEa rock but 4
fcw inches. A number Of our mcrchqpts
are interested in the company. They viii
build tsnkst at once. The we'll is about
halfway between Bethel, on the Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE 4 Cincinnati railfosd, and Glen
coe, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, A
number Of parkersburg oil men orc also
interested in this well.
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GEORGIA,

Augusta, Ga, Nov 5-Georyc T.
Barnes for Congress is elected from the
Tenth District. He was practically with.
out opposition. Georgia sends a solid
Democratic delegation 10 Congress,
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essssxlS SAcQuEs from $50 up to $3.50
made from fresh skins.
h. n. McGiLLlS & Co. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-06
ANXIETY ron NEWS,

Tho hunger for news was wonderful.
The newspaper and telegraph Offices were
crowded all day, and in front OF all the
bulletin boards vast crowds filled tho
streets. A person ut Il. considerable dis.
lance could tell how the news was going
by the quarter from which the cheers
came. Republican gains were hailed with
ioui acciaim by tho lSrELLi6EScER's con-
stituents gathered in front Of tho office on
Fourteenth street, and when q dispatch
favorable to the opposition was bulletined,
tho cheers came from the Regiaer office.
Between 3 and 4 o'clock the, %lSTELlt-
aEScER put out n neat little extra giving
tho news from MI quarters up 70 the hour
OF going to press. 1t was. immensely pop
ular. The boys scarcely got out OF the
office door until their supplies We're eager.
~ seized by the waiting crowds. Several
q the boys handed out papers with boil,
hands and took the money with their
teeth, ..:.nlding tho ~nicsels within tlscir
disteudcd cieIk-ponches until they, were
sold OH, and had II t5ance 10 trans'cr TIT
lucre TO their pockets.
AT 3:l5 r. NJ. Il cannon wac procured by
some colorcd. men, and its boom from the
hills soon set everybody wild with enthu'
siasm.
Another extra was Issued at 9, and re
ceiyed with US much eascrness as the first
lone. Thousands Of copies oi.the two .wert
sold by the bovs.
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Tl,rriuclneter Record,

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed Mt Schncpf's
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
Tuesday, "a. NJ, SSS;;.12 Nj, 1878 I. Nj,
.iSo; 7 i. NJ, As.
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- 90 1G- gUu7J EIcFHrGu .0-I -.-- ---
for cold weather Five hundred calico
comforts from 1Sc, Coo and s. 90: A full
line of carpets, hemp, houemado rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lSc up. Hugs,
mats, window shades, wall ppefr, pianos,
&c, &C., cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 20l0 and 902l Main
Street. JoHS IsoEMER, Agent.
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"The first step toward wealth" says ~
exchange, us the choice OF a good wife,
The first step toward health is 10 use
st: Jacobs Oil ior aches, sprains md
pains,
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Fon lame back, side or chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
Shilol's Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures Con-
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AN OIL WELL

Struck Near Bellnire-Tl,e Election Re.
turns and News Notes.
Peter Keys has moved to Brilliant.
* number OF bets were made yesterday
by Republicans on New York.
!, child OF John Follen's was. buried
yestefdaymorning from St. Johns Church.
The ladies nf The NJ. Z. Church will
have 2 social this evening at the Check
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THsf aye immensc-tbe Newmarket;
and Russian Circulars Mt $40 and Sl5 each
EN-. MaCMWS Co.
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FIRST quality goods are being sold vers
low at the assignee sale, 2l03 Main, street
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ARKANSAS.

Returns are coming In slowly. Vote Is
light. Indications are that Democrats
elect all Congressman.
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OuE Shifting Flannel Mt 25c per yard
can't be had elsewhere for less thau SIC.
l L. NJ. McGILLIS & Go. d.
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CLOSING out Buegies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
= i. W.. FERnEL.
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GREAT bargains in cllildrcn's, misses
and ladies' shoes, at 2l03 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-06

CALI soon and have first choice in pur-
chasing your boots ard ahoes, atelo3 Main
street.
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Tho telephones u~preliabiiity made
BetiairG''s majority i07 instead Of 81. The
Republicans carried four wards with Is.
majority and the Democrats had l75 ma
jorlty in the Second wGrl. The Demo-
cratic majority in The township vas only
s.. The Butler and ST. John vote Yas ps
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Ir'sa golden opportunity to secure /
bargain in cfoaks.
f. NJ. Mcdlltg 4 Co.
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THE greatest surprise OF the season will
he our Blue Friday's sale.
i. NJ. MCCilLLlS K Go.
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III, Will Mclaughlin, formerly Of tbs
Baltimore & Ohio freight office here. now
Of the general Offices at Pittsburgh Of the
Pittsburgh 4 Lake Krie railroad, has been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-06

Shiloh's yitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and Is cents per bottle.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bro1-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
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ONO COUNTY OFFICIAL.

Tie Votes nnd Matnrittcs In All thEs Pro-
Sl-.- cincts. ,gl DO Il
Below will DO found tho official figures
for the result Of the election in Ohio
| county Tuesday:
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SOME of the best boots and shoes in the
city 7 now being sold at assignee sale at
yfh3 Ntatii street.
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The Tribune office was covered with
flags yesterday a%iArDoon, and the only
flag displayed by Democrats was taken in
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LAST EVENING.

Apparen!ly.vcry little time was lost BY
lie populacc IN getting its supper, for 3!
G.3N o'clock the C:.nwds in front Of the
newspaper offices efIcC.tHaity! blockadet
the streets, and on Market street ior q
number OF squares the street ca M.
difficulty in getting along. On Market
street from Twelfth TO Sixteenth and on
Fourteenth, street tho sidewalks were
choked up and the streets were filled with
a restless mass Of humanity. The
excitement continued to increase, and at
times its intensity was painful. In the
Mcclure House lobby the excited crowd,
as on the evening before, occupied every
inch OF space and anxiously awaited the
ne ws. Another crowd filled the Academy
of Music, and at Lincoln Club there was I
large turnout Of members. EytS o'clock
there was being enacted on tho streets in
the central portion Of the city Of the
most stirring scenes eve witnessed in
Wheelins's history. It seemed as though
Il majority OF the inhabitants could be
found within q radius OF %ionrsquares from
the newspaper offices. 1t was about this
tine that news once more commenced
coming in, indicating that New York had
gone for Blaine, and the Republicans who
had been plunged into the depths Of de-
spondency ut 5 o'clock by the news that
Cievelaud's plurality wonld reach 500,
gradually recovered, and a. the goodnews
continued to come, together with that
from Indiana, their faces broadened into
4 smile, and soon their cheers had about
drowned the yclls OF the Cleveland howl
ers. In the meantime the Democrats,
banking OIL the returns received about Z
o'clock, had procured their drums and
with pictures Of their candidates in their
hats paraded the streets several hundred
strong. II was but for a short time, how
ever, rs the enthusiasm for Blaine was u
decided damper for them.
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II r1fiRn
Tho Alleged Rep0hilGaa fraud.-uow Tue,

this district have played q game on tho
United States mails, in which the said
od;tors will nav dearly for tha,r ,,er, J.,
~ A. rho n:x.;.,,,..
Wy seae' t aAne pAaea'". game was
THIS: Inc ABOVE nained chairman want.
ed to get out the untcrriled Democracy to
the nolls m Tho 4th and ;sa,pd n ctrc,,,,r
tanno,,.oror,ar nnI on...a., .S.I'.
u et no '' "Hu en,ieealy' snlosli!
e"t'o"H'i = wv NV 'a'.ns 'A, inoney' ~
''u .,ute ,,ot Wv. 'lnl.s g ""o"n ~ se'o'
~. wv eu'.o's - wv w copy Oh tnls
.'rsu''s - ."e'i paief - 'ne'r 'us' lssue
oe'o'' ,'eeIio' "''" t'A'' wy sa'ne ~ 'ne'r
Suv th;s ,un,,,n1 wv, ,uo.e o' nemo, eonIsaes, nv
reached ind by reading tho same he en-.
Unused enough to vote oncc more this
campaign. rms was a sharp dodge
D,y INC chairman, Dnt.wheh the editors
niiu 9ut tn,y tive yioiated section 3iI OF
me f9stal Laws anu Regulations and they
WIZ 20 tePottta on ny 'Ae ios,"aste's
whose anty w 10 10 SO u when the
aioithIlh euiio,a h,in liiey VIII DO present
Gu WIN !. pli ny 'ne department. at inc
rate o. two GEMS .of eae'i ounce OF INC
paItis o .nas ~. " ".;i, W. ',;t uo.,ass my 10,
Ee ho s;.n,,tas 1t t~ ,rt tat tta tse sst"liu.cll
w Nv I h;s .anth o ",t" iee .ae'r Gna'rlnuh
~ I'VE :. on.iuuus.'s eDlaa otlct WY.
anese sai,e ~ J', ,Sn; .a.e oeeh pteacu.uS IN
eSSty lss"e ~ Haeai pupefs "pout .ie ne
inrn 10 q "eI hrnr,,t me g%U'e'T Hts t.
.iS"to 10 % III. o.tusut iyine. .tils 10
."!ie -" au III, ainpa,s 'hey navy slo'aseo
luz ~" ~ 'i''s A'"'Anet'
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN FAYETTE.
As tho contested election in Fayelte
comfy ia ,cttiny ID he rcnorted thro,,,h
~ y. e.N
wv nei"oe'".e pie"o o'ei e.u"n'i!, III
which 1t Is sad that the Republicans I'M
ported negroes to vote at the last election,
and m tho NIGHT oiter thu election ~cxnort.
Isals ~ - 49,
eu t"o eat . ." u s"eA' o'ck "sa.h 70
Virginia, ! VIII give the correct but brief
history OF tho contest.
The above charge Oh importing negroes
is not only not believed by the Democracy
bore but is not spoken OF, because they
kno%i Il is false. have heard Democrats
laugh about such reports when they have
read them, and wonder hoy such false.
hoGus gpt started. Nos ~ 'uut, ~
co,rt where tho contest ia noin" On hc.
cause they know no such a thing existed,
Everyone knows that If such had been
tho case, INC democrats hers would take
nIIr amt 81 cv"rvibinr tkn w o n",' s @no
The mails.
The Republican majoritles In the above
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We Cclcbr4t

Tomorrow. It's Blue Friday.
L. NJ. McGILL.lS & Co.
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MAJoGtTirS.
IN JAIL.

One Couldn't stand Defeat and the Other
Not Ready for Victory.
Ecsolyc:..t0 he u sluseer,
Bu. Wien Io Woke HI, Src:aitYmc1 TIP,
Luz kin1lr In did frflI - ----- -----
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Nlanknts.
Colored, from 77n up per pair.
White, from SIPS up per pair.
+. NJ. MCGNMl& & Co.
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DRUMMERs ELECT BLAINE.

Greedy Ferguson was also Oh bis muscle
lst evening and was corralcd.
The bee., 1884-05-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

LORD LYTToN intends to write a play fm
Miss Mary Anderson.
MADAME PATTI, of Mapleson's opera troupe,
has sailed from New York to Europe.
HENRY IRv1yG'S receipts during his Amer.
an engagement aTe estimated at over St09,'
00l.
SARDoU is at work on a new plsy, the
c'ief part of whi b is inten led for Bern.
ma DIT
FaAuLE1x MARIE. Sor.eA7 is pop1ar
and acco II. led professional v-o N st In
A Lstria.
COLONEL MAPLEsNis is going to give an op,
cratic fes ival i'll Chicago, May, 1855, II moth
mg inter .enes to pre- ent
II San Fran isco Gersser received floral
rie,e sixte feet hig1, AMI Patti silver
images worth several thousand dollars.
QUENTIN MATSYS," a new opera By JAG
quet, military band master, has been well
r,ceived at the Theatre hoyal, Antwerp.
IN Augu the great spe tacle OF "S;e>a."
now tn rage in Paris, viii be presented by
tie kira f. S, at the Star theatre, New YORK.
THERE are f1~e versions of al old German
| !pe tao called 1.-The Seven RaY els. which
tre in cou Sc O. translation, to be p ayed next
teason.
MATHILDA CoTTRELLY is to create the
character OF ''Nel Gwynne in this country
when that opera is produced at the New York
| Casino.
BEETHovEN's and Schuberts remains are
TO be disinterred from th3 Wahring church
yard, and transferred to the Central cemetery,
| Vienna
GoUNoD is writing an important work to
| demolish " agner. 1t will be divided into
three parts, ''The Man. "The Artist, and
| ''Tre chool"
| LAWRENCE BARRETT will return from Eng
land July /, opening in Denver exposition
week. lie goes thence to Salt Lake City and
San Fran isco.
RUBESsTEIN, since his visit to this country,
las lost the use of one eye by cataract Inc
surgeons fear to ope ate upon it, as the other
eye may be endangered thereby.
NINE. SCHUMANN, widow of Robert Schu-
mann, is sixty five. and she has been before
the public as pianist fer htty-slX years She
G. Gates as great enthusiasm as ever.
LAWRENCE BARRETT is playirg before full
uut not DIVIDED hos i'll The Lycer m
theatre, Lon on. ALI t Q plpers pra So hls
inte g nee, bat say he cannot attain the
| highest effects.
MANAGERS in New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia are l,cking for an in lux O. cool at
fractions into their country in the ia l. Th =
think the pr sidential election in the Stats
| viii drive them tn lerward. The prospec-
tive least may end in famine
ToMASo SALvINI states IN private le ter
that ell his plans for his vi il to this cou try
next season have fallen through, no mana er
being vii ing to make salts &C ory terms for
four performances week, whilh is all the
great tragedian is able to play.
JCE JEFFERsoN'S next season will consis
oe twenty weeks only, and N st Of the time
will be spent in oneni hit towns. He will
begin in September ami close about February
/, when ne viii return to his Louisiana plan
! tation.
The bee., 1884-05-03
Putting Walters on Roller Skates.

AnoveI and original idea is being ex-
perimentcd on by the proprietors of the
Paxton Hotel at Omaha. Having OBJ
served the rapijiity and ease with which
persons move about on roller skates, il
occurred to the Kitchen Brothers. propri-
ctors of the Faxton. that possibly dining
room walters. with the requisite amount
of practice, could Herewith facilitate
table service. With this end in view,
the head waiter drilled his crew, and q
few days ago the first experiment was
made, A patron of the house writes US
that with the exception of two of tht
boys, who came down with the trays,
everything passed off well.
The proprietors declare their intention
of giving the scheme thorough trial
and the head waiter says he can and vii
make a success of this new style of ser
vice. If the skates can be made noise
less and the walters become exper
skaters, we do not see why, at least, il
large dining rooms, the roller skates can
not be made very useful. The project i!
at least worth a fair trial, and the pro
prietors in question are to be commended
for taking the initial step toward posi-
bic improvement of dining room services
Chicago Hotel Rhp0rter.
The bee., 1884-05-03
If We Had No Heart,

If We had no heart We would have NJ
troubles! We could laugh and be merry
and sing, without heart. We could
eat good dinner, crack good joke and
enjoy the iolities of life with no need Of
such superfiuity as heart. We could
sit down to a banquet and emulate Hello,
gabulus in gluttony and Cleopatra in ex-
travagance-if we wished-unannoye by
thought of the misery of the starving
thousands by whom we are surrounded
daily. We could discourse most elo-
quently of soups, coasommes, fGtes, .tficaS-
sees, and all the provocatives of de-
PRAYED appetite, without single refec-
ton that the cost Of the viands on which
we were gOrging 10 repletion, would adj
minister comfort 10 hundreds OF perishing
wrctches.
In brief, view the Moderated man in
all the varieties of existence, and he is an
object Of envy He foots it lightly down
the dance of life, the gayest of the gay.
He sheds no tears, lie heaves no sighs.
Sorrow sets not on his brow, care
blanches not his cheek; and, while it is
the fate of Other men to bend beneath
the pressure of atfiiction, he stands i'm
pregnable 10 al the assaults of adversely.
st. Louis lHagdzine.
The bee., 1884-05-03
The Farewell Kiss.

Among the confused mass who were
struggling and screaming when the Co.
lumbus was wrecked, were noticed a
middle-aged man and his wife. Their con-
duct was in marked contrast with that
of the other passengers. The panic
which had seized the others was not
shared by them, but their blanched faces
told that they realized the peril which
surrounded them. The only movement
of muscles or nerves was produced by
the chilling atmosphere. They stood
close together, their hands clasped in
each other, as if about to contemplate
suicide together, aud thus fulfil the
marital vow of standing by each other
in the varying tide of life's fortunes and
misfortunes. AS the wreck careened with
the gale from one side to the other, and
while the spray and waves were french
ing them at every moment, the husband
turned and imprinted a kiss u7sn the
companion of his life, and while thus
embraced a heavy sea broke over the
wreck and both were washed away and
not seen afterward Mr. Cook says the
scene was one which will remain indeli-
bly, impressed upon his memory until his
dying day.-B0st08 Herald