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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-05

Report of Diamond school, district
No. S5, for the second month ending
June LIST.
Names of pupils that were above 81
per cent. in department and scholar
ship:
Oracle Jones, Mollie Jones. Maud
Bridgman, Minnie Johnson and Delos
Paddock. LYDIA WHITTINGTON,
Teacher.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-05

WILLOUGHBY-WILL lola, May
30th, 1885, by the Probate Judge, :. C.. VIII
loughby. of Crawford county, and Lou Will
liams, of Allen county.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
ENGLISH WAR SHIPS.
Two of Them Nov at New York, With some
Particulars Regarding Them.

NEw YOBE, May Sat present England
has the call on The Russian navy in thess
waters. at 3 o'clock last evening Her
Msjesiy's corvette, Cansds one of the IN
srmored cruisers OF the North America end
West Indies station, commanded by Captain
Curtis, steamed up and dropped anchor at
Sandy Hook. IL is uncertain whether she
viii come up or not. The Canada is q bark
rugged corvette, measuring $50 tons. SIZE
carries ten guns: and has engines of ,, $50
horsepower, capable Of sending her along at
the rate OF AZ knots an hour. THE Can
eds is just about the same c!ass of vessel ss
the Garnet, and carries about the same
crew said one OF tAs officers OF the latter
snip, but che is swan bowed, aud OF differ
ent cut altogether. All her guns are broad-
side guns, and, bless you, it would be &
downright shame for her to tackle the Sire
lex. just as it would be for the Sirolok to
tsskle a ferry boat But there's no war in
sight DOW, more's the pity, and the Canada
has only come here in the regular order Of
things. She has been down south long
enough, and now comes up north for
while. We will go down and take her
place, but We may not go right away" rs
the CauaSa one OF the old timers2' We'll
this country, aid ! guess she is safe enough
AS long sc she hangs around here. | haven't
any IDEA whether any Othsr Russian vessel
IL coming or not. l shouldn't wonder IL it
did, because they are likely to coms up
about now" The Canada bias probably ran
IN to learn the news about England and
Russia" said the British Consul General,
Mr.. Booker. The Garnet, which has been
living close to The Staten Island shore, off
TompkiBsville, suddenly changed her Dase
early yesterday morning, and anchored off
the Long Island shore, nearly three-qusrters
Of q mile from her original station Captain
Hand came ashore and visited Consul Gen.
eIal Booker. The Consul General said after.
ward that Captain Hand had not mentioned
that any precautions had been taken to pre-.
vent repetition of the Boyton Exploit. II
wouldn't like to try that trick over again
myself, though" the Consul General added.
significantly. Pm afraid it would be dau-
geroUs work. / would do nothing in refer
sDce in the Boyton joke. 1t is accepted az a
joke by Captain Hand, and no attention will
be paid to il.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
A SHORT JUROR ARRESTED.
he is Charged with Misdemeanor, Per
jury and Contempt of Court Other
Arrests 10 Follow.

NV HORK, May S.-Harvey NJ. MunseIl
Of pa West Fifty-second street, an insurance
broker, and the eleventh Juror in the trial
Of Richard Short for the attempted assassin
alton OF Captain Phelsn in O'Donovan Rossa's
Office. on January ., was arrested this after
noon by detective from the District At.
torney's Office, on an sSder issued By
Judge Van Brunt, who presided over the
trial, charging Munsell with misdemeanor,
perjury and contempt OF court, as q Juror
IL has been discovered by District Attorney
Martin that on several days before the trial
AuDseH was IN consultation with Short in
the Tomoe, and that during the recess OF the
court on Wednesday. when the trial was
pending, be visited ODonoyan Rossa's Office,
and mad q consultation with Pat Joyce. Bail
was fixed at 5000 Munsell will be indie led
on Monday. The District Attorney had his
OVID detectives and Pinkerton's men watch
ING the Jurors from the time they were IN
paneled, neither party Of watchers know.
ing that they had rivals in the case. The
warden and keeper of the Tomos, rs well as
the prisoner whom MuDsell went TO see, aud
two tenants in Rossa's building are the
Witnesses Each set OF detectives made
q similar report. The District Attorney is
confident that he can convict MunselI
Auneeu was seen In the Tombs to night.
he says he went 10 O'Donovan Rossss to get
better idea Of the surroundings than the
diagrams shown IN the court gave. remained
there only about . minute. aud spoke to no
one while there. He saw Short once
in the Tombs when be called to see
Grin Skinner, the alleged swindler, who had
obtained money from him. Skinner had
promised to try and get some of MunsslPs
money back fer MIN and asked him to visit
Mrs. Skinner, VINO was dying In Quincy, III.
kunseii claimed to be opposed 10 all dyna.
mite plans, that on evidence produced at
fhs trial be could only acquit the prisoner.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
rore,sn naouey and Stocks.

PARIS, May II. Three per cent. rentes, 79i
SIC !or the account
BERLIN. May 1.-THE Imperisl Bank Of G p
many has reduced its rate OF discount 10 per IN
Inc bank statement shows an Increase OF specie
OF eco marks.
LONDON, May II. 5 D. m.-Consols. % 1ls FAR
both money aud toe account Railroad Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western frsts 2iIS: Canadian
racine. So Erie IL do. seconds az: Ifn ii
CENTRAL, l2e14; Mexican, AZ; st. Paul commn1,
1l14; New York Central 90. Bar SiIver-f9 IGi
Per ounce. The Bank OF England gained 81 OJO
bullion on balance to-day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

When the system is weakened through de-
bility or other cause, strong tonic medicine
Zsnesville. o.. writes: "This is to certify
that have been suffering from general de-
bilitY and loss Of appetite for more than
three months. Hearing of the wonderful
curative properties OF Mishler's Herb Bit.
ters tried three or four bottles, and am en-
tirelV cured"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
Rye-No. 2. nominal.
Bran-Easier; sales on call ct Sl4 25.

bfan-Easier; sales on cal ct ST D.
EEvIEw THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LONDON, May 1.-THE Mark Laue Express in its
review of the British grain trade the past week.
says; Ungenial weather has prevailed. Tn. re
bave been cold storms daily, ana the nights have
Ieen frosty, There have also been snow storms in
ecotland,'ln the north and southeast of England
aud In Ireland. The sales of English wheat dur.
ing The week were 81 1853 quarters at 3ss Id against
so quarters at 3Ss ID curing the corresponding
nant under the influence of politics. Large
arrivals OF wheat and receipts of flour had de-
pressing influence. Under tue peace prospects
was confined to sales OF two cargoes, one of which
was OF California. Five cargoes arrived, five were
wltodrawn and one OF Oregon and one OF Cali.
forDis remained. Trade for wheat on passage is
demoIelized. At the market to-day wheat was
ratner less depressed. Flour was Is lower. Mixed
American corn was Cd and round corn was 6dGis
lower. Oats were ls9ls sd lower. Beans were is
lower. English barley scarce and steady
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

OF MI. and Mrs. Thrall at church. One OF
the oaughters Was sitting at the piano play.
ing, when one OF the men approached her.
and under penalty of death, commanded
her TO keep quiet lie then cut of her hair
ano clothing, saying he wanted to be re-
venged on her father. They took some
articles Of siiverwsre, and left the house
without doing the child further harm.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

We call especial attention to the adver-
tisement in this Issue of Mr.. J. @. Vaughan,
seedsmsn at No. ~ LaSalle street, Chicago,
who prints one of the finest catalogues OF the
season, covering seeds. garden tools, plants,
etc, whose location at Chicago places him
in the best possible position to supply our
readers. 1t win LAY any one to send for his
catalogue before buying seeds CT tools.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

optCIbI 10 Ine otnIneI.
LoGASsroRT. Ind, May IA runaway
couple from Konts wers captured here Satur-
day night by the father of the girl, bat
they refused to return home except on the
condition that they might be married there
The young mans name was Hayworth aud
the girl was known as Miss Kern.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

Lydia f. Pinkbsm's Vegetable Com
pound IL a most valuable me dicine for ladies
of all ages wto may be aiil icted with any
form OF disease pecDliar to their sex. Her
RENE dies are put no not only in LIQUID forms
but also in Pills and LozeDges, in which forms
they are securely sent through the mails.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
Ex.Gov.raor walker.

NEw YORK, May 1L-Extiovernor Gilbert
c. Walker, of Virginia, died at his residsncs
in tbs city at 3 o'clock this morning. in the
fifty second year OF his age, of consumption
and heart disease
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
COMMERCIAL.

Traffic in the jOobins dry gools business opened
sluggish for Monday. orders and customers being
scarce The prices OF leading articles are well
maintained, and fair amount of business IS ex-
pected this week by wholesale dealers, since TIE
consuming portion of the community are not yet
well supplied with dry goods. Groceries continue
in good demand. Sugars are firm at quotations
Cofees are going of fairly well. There is a fair
demand for fish. The drug business still continues
quiet, but prices are ruling hrmer. No changes
have taken place within the last three days The
demrnd for paints and oils is brisk. The leather
t:ade continues fair with slight decline in some
grades Eggs ale scarce and advanced in price
with an active demand for city trade.
GRAIN.
We quote the following from the Board OF Trade
Circular:
Wheat-Bocsl markets are in frmer position
than Saturday. with active demand az advanced
quotations Arrivals fair. Futures show more
interest bat still dull Seaboard Is lie higher,
while Chicago is sc of.
Corn-Under light receipts, quotations are a
shade HIGHER. Offerings mesger Futures dead.
New York is steady. baltimore firm. Chicago 20
OF.
oats-sllghty duller than Saturday. Fair local
demand. Futures not wanted.
Flour. Grain aud Hay,
s1our-Patent 8 25a5 SO; extra fancy, "a $50
500; fancy. 81 1904 60: choice 81 25ai IS: family,
g &@4 10: treble extra 90 2sa3 IS: double extrs
" DG03 Is: extra. "a 76H2 %. kunardna a =
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

When Baby was sick, we gave her c ASTORIA.
When siie was Child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CAST'A
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
Drv Goods.

NEW YORk. May II Dry Goods-MsTket inte
est has been so absorbed by the auction sales for
Wednesday and Thursday that any new business
on the part OF jobberg has been unimpOrant aud
confined TO absolute necessities.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

tierce, Sc S7%. Bulkmeats-Quiet: shoulders.
packeoi 81 S112; long clear and clear rib, Sc.
RscoD- Quiet: shoulders. nominal AZ 81 so: long
clear, Sc 30; clear rib 50 62a. Hams-Q at $40.
Other articles unchanged.
'HTCAG0. May IL - Toe following figures taken
from the Board OF Trade weekly statement show
the ouditiOn OF visible supply OF grain in the
United states aud Canada on Saturday, May 9,
aud the Increase or decrease over the preceding
week Wheat Al, S32,S73 bu-, cecresSe. lS2l, $40
bu corn, 66S9 2l6 hu decrease l,i0l,4l6 bu:
oats lS6s COZ bu, is crease, pa 9Sl bu.: rye z4s
69S bu-. decrease. % i.3 bu barley, 2Ss 30 bu .
decrease, l,S9S IN. The amount OF grain in
Chicsgo, May g. wass Whest, H. 1852 bn.; corn,
ley, lS9 SOS bu.
LOUISVILLE, May lI-Cotton-s;eady; mid
ding l03kc Grain-Fim. Whesi-No.2 lOng-
berry. sits; No. red. 81 o. Corn-No. mixed
5Sc; No white, 561<c. Oats-No. ? mixed, s01Sc.
PTovisions-Steaoy and sctive. BacOn-Clear rib
sides. S6 S71S; clear sides. IS s71S; shoulders,
81 SIX Bulkmeats Clear rib sides, IS S7ts: clear
sides. 60 37ls: shoulders 81 so. Ness POTE-Sl2
hams sugar cured, $40. Lard-Choice leaf, IS 3.
TOLEDO, Nay I1--Wheat-Closed lover and &C.
tive; No. red, cash or May. s5e: JuDe, So &c;
July, 961c: august, SIC; year, 81 - asked: NO.
soft. 81 O5l[ asked CONDUIT; 40. Z, cash. or
Nay. 52Hc; June, 5ltsc asked; July, 52c asked.
OatC-Nominsl; DO quotations. Rece tpts-Nnest.
ZOO bu. u; corn, 6.O00 bu. snipmenS-WheEt T. 90
bu. corn, 1900 ou.
LIVERPOOL, May 1l.-Cotton-Quiet and IN
changed; sales, 7OOO bales. including 800 for
speculation and export and 500 OF American
Wheat-Firm, with d fair demand: holders Of
fered moderately. Corn-firm, with fair de-
mand; new mixed Western, IS "a per GENITAL.
Baeon-S2s per Genital for short clear middles.
KANSAS CITY. HAY ll-wheat-Nore steady;
cash, SS%c; June s51Sc bid, soc asEeo: J7lT. 9S
SIC. Corn-Steady; cash. 1910; June, 4l'ze bid.
42tIc asked, July, 4S4@iic. Osts-Nominsl; zoe
bid, ll14c asked.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
whisky.

CHICAGO. Ray 1l.--whisEy-Firm At 81 IS.
CINCINNAT1. May 1l.-whisky-DuD and NOM
inal at 81 Is
ST. LOUIS. May 1l.-Whisky-steady NJ 81 "a.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay u-whitEy-steady
o. O5@l Is.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

0swKeO, n. y, Nay 10-Esriy Saturday
hight two masked men entered the house Of
y. 5. Trial, in this city, daring the absence
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
The Produce Market.

kgge-Psy1ng 1914 per doz- nom store Hall 70
Satier-Creamery fancy, "a G2sc; choice, lSOazOo.
yi selected, 16916c; country, fancy, lsc;
sne xsts sou, lOgl2c; medium grsdes $3.50; low
Poultry-Hens, 91Sc per h.: roosters, &c; hen
tnI5eys, l0c; tom turkeys. &c; old geese. aud
s. %. P'4 ~o'''
eD@25c.
Rsgs-1%g1szo.
Wool-Tub-washed and picked, 2sAsOc; IN.
washed medium, 18c; unveShed Common Ise:
unwsshed hoe 16@lSe; Cotswold, lie; bury and
unmerchGntahle at their value -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
Oils.

BRADFORD, Pa, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Transit Certificates opened ct 1870 and closed at
7Sc highest price, 7s$se; lowest, use; clesrRnces.
2,s32, 600 bbls
TlTUSVILLE, Ps.. May INSTRUMENTATION
al Transit certificates opened az 7S5sc. highest
price, 791&c; lowest use: closed ~ 7Sc. The
shipments for the enire oil regions, SO go bDls
runs. 7l3, go bbls.
PIITsBURG, May l1.-Trsding in oil to-day
was quite active win prices irregular. The mar
fet opened firm 1T TIC and advanced 10 7919c,
when selling to realize caused a reaction and
decline to 7S1sc at The close.
OIL CITY, Pc, Msy 1L-Peiroleum-Crude oil,
sales Of 1.2510C0 bbls; clearsnces, $1,000 obls.
runs GO g37 bpls Shipments S. T73 bbls: cnGrters,
ll6.l11 bbs. National Transit certificates opened.
at Ss7sc and closed al 7Sc; CHEST price. 79'2e;
lowest 7Sc
NEW YORK, May u.-Petroleum market
There was considers pie covering o. shorts oy the
bears in the petroleum market this forenoon,
which carried the p-ice mp TO 1879. an advance
over the closing quotations OF saturday Of &c. but
after fhis had been accomplished, the msrKet be-
came doll, and Then heavy declined to 5s5kc be
fore the brtsk in the stock market led 20 further
weakness in The other speculative exchanges. In.
The last hour oil soid down 70 7Sc, and closed At
,SLc. against sS5zc on Saturday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
LIVE srOCR.

Indianapolis live Stock SIarHes.
UNION eTocK-yABDs May Il.
CATTLE Receipts, 20 hesd; shipments. 80
lead. Local supply light and principally of butch.
rs grades Market firm with unchanged prices
20 heavy Nhinnern hera
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
The Provision Market

heloW are me present foDping prices:
emoked Meats, canvaSed or plain (Dlajr rexa
rot guaranteed against skippers-lS. @. HGmE: 10
70 , ~ lbs average, Is lbs average, 1885,
hvy 0 averages aS lbs los sysfAss,
sforIeI Brand = s13c: medium do, &c. Cottage
"a, ,ReIlsele Brand" re; do Porter Brand
Porter Brand" TIC: English breakfast bacon,
clear, Reliable Brand" leo; English shoulders,
ia shoulders, pieces do. Co; dried beef. DO,
lSc; 6scon--Clea rdes. light or medium w.. nc.
90 peliies. Light or medium VT. SIC: DO backs:
light or medium VT, TIC; do French fitch, 6s1c:
D. s. and Picked Meau-Eneiish CURED. clear
per Dbl, zoo his, tl4 so; pork. clear. per bbl 300
ps 90 ~; family porf clear per sb. 400 lbs,
y bbls, Containing loo lbs At half he nrice Of ~,
the psrreS. with soc added, to cover additional
Lsrd-Pure Seitle-rendered in tierces. SIC; in
hsM barrels or o0-lb tubs. $40; 4Slb tin tuba &c
N,iopsilp, &c; 10-lb pals, exc
soioRns-ln cloth &C: In skin, SIC.
The Grocery Market.
NJ. oh Sssn cream. New YORK, lssl4e; Ohio,
oTi mEcons6t &c per pound: young America lie.
lie; fair nse1iszc; prime, i2szsisSzc; strictly
e,ameni Java, is1a25Sc: ScfsuShiSn's S ky ky;
fossieo. lib Packages lOolb cases, ls54c; 6O-lb
i az osrao 1ssoucses roasted Ise Lsysrlnss
sugsrs-Cutloai. 20; powdered. TO; grsnu.
&c; white extra O. $4,000; hzht brown, 51<g
PC; coon grades, 45z0S1zc; New Orleans
Molesses .no eyrups-Eew crop New Orleans
moiassee. oC0o5e; syrup. 2ea45e per gal for oorn-
mon toonoice; maple sy. up, 81 1091 So.
kice-Carolina end Louisiana, 6Ca7c.
spices - Pepper, lS<4l9lSc; slspice, io9l2c;
cloves, D925c; ginger, l7a22c: cinnamon in matt
l2Q1bc; nutmegs, 754Slc.
sst-Lake. In car iots. Gle; drsy lots sl o081 o5;
mail lots, loc mere from store; dairy, q 25sS 90.
s ~; VsnnarmPion gioss lump. s96xc; improved
Salt FIEh-Mackerel. extra mess. s2l per bbl.;
nalves s12 50; No. mackere.. $1,000: halves. 50
4l0; NO. mackerel 81 b09i4; halves. IS 500S;
vac %, halves. ts03 5oi No. white nsh. "a 90;
ooneiess nsh, . toa6 per 100 lbs. homeless cod.
p0I; extra, tO; Grand Bank, t05fo per 10. |:
family white fish. 50 90 Der 100 lbs. No pckerel
IS o0 per 100 lbs; nsllibut. lac perrin.
kore1gn kfni@-London layer rafsinh new
- 89s 80. new Valencia. 11011Ke: sultaua lac,
new Muscstel rsisins. two crown. e e692 IS; Calf
fornia l. L., " Is; three crown, IS 70. Lemons
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
CA I ARRH

That pure, sweet safe and effective American
uisuIiauon OF Witch. Hazel. American Pine, Can
eoa tir. Marigold and Clover Blossom called Ssu-
ioro's Radical Cure for Catarrh, with one box
catarrhal Solvent and one Santord's Improved
nhsler, al In one package, may now he had OF
Cure.
Complete Locsl and Constitutional Treatment
Ior every form Of Catsrrh from & Simple Cold or
dnhuenza to loss of Smell. Taste and Hearing
In every package.
Clergymen, Vocahsts,
Ana Public Speakers without number owe theiy
Pre5senl usefulness and success TO Saniord's Rad
Kev. br. Wiggin says: lone Of the best rene,
oles ior Catarrh-nay, the best remedy we have
Iound In lifetime ot snderinC-is Eanford,s
Kadlcal Cure. II clears the head aud throat so
thoroughly That, taken each morning on rising
tnere are no unpleasant secretious and no diSa.
greeaole hawking during the entire cay cut AZ,
unprecedented cleaTness of voice and respiratory
OrGans.n
sold by al druggists. Price, 81.
Fotter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator OF the estate o.
Laura J. o Insel, late OF Marion County, Indi-
ana deceased. SRio estate Is supposed 70 he SOL
vent. WILLIAM A. READING,
Administrators.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
Flour, Grain aud Hay

slour-Pstent- s. 25955o; extra fancy, "a 75a
5oo: fancy, 81 1904 go; choice 81 25Qi So: family,
q N@4 lo treble extra % 25a33 IS: double extrs,
co; hne. 81 3J42 40.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New YORK FinaacIai Market.

nav Hork FInAucIaI MarEets
NEW YORK. May u.-Money-On call easy at
per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-95 per cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-06-11
FAITHFUL Mrs. Garrett.

Letter in the C'ram3 Leir.
John W. Garrett had an iron viii, but bis
wife ruled him, although she did itin such
a way that the old man never kuewit. Du-
ring the forty years of their married life the
two never slept q night apart, and l think
Mrs. CARROTS death FASTENED that of her
husband. For some years back Mr.. Garrett
had been in bad health from ovecwork, and
the physicians had prescribed that his meals
should be regular, and that business should
not be talked at the table Mrs Garrett
saw that these rules were carried out, and
whenever the lunch or dinner time arrived,
it made no difference if Mr.. Garrett was in
the midst of the most important converse
ton, on business involving millions, with
guests whom the President would delight
to honor, she would call them to the table
and in a gentle way would admit norefusal.
Mr.. Garrett or his friend might ask for Just
one minute more, but the kind old lady
would reply in the gentlest tones These
are our rules and JIr. Garrett has promised
that they shall be kept At the table it
was the same. 1.-THE guest OF John w. Gar
rett would break out in some business excla-
nation or suggestion Mrs Garrett would at
once object, and the railroad president at
the head Of the table would laughingly cali
attention to the manner In which he was
domineered over, and would begin to talk
Of other subjects. Mrs. Garrett was a plain,
motherly little woman, full of quiet chart
ties and as thoroughly wrapped up in her
husband as be was in her She was posted
on much Of his work, and during her latter
years be did the most Of his work at home
in his library with several telegraph opera
tors about him. Many of his callers she
would receive and dismiss without their
ever botheriug him. She was seldom absent
from his room, even during the most i'm
portant conversations, and she wound her
self so closely about every fibre of the old
mans nature that when she died, about
two years ago, his machinery did not work,
and he finally succumbed TO the loss.