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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
An End to Bone scrsping..

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty tc
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
q running sore on my leg for eight years
nav doctors told me would have to have
the bone scrsped or leg smputsted. ! used
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters anC
ssven boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salye, anC
my leg is now sound end well"
Electric Bitters are sold at City cents
bottle, and Bucklsn's Arnics SslVe at 25C
per box by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Marrow Escape.

A dfsYmsn named William West hsd .
nsrroz escape from death On Sixtfenih
street, near the postofdcei about o'clock
yesterday,afternoon. While driving biz drs7
M street he was cyeriaien BY . B. &O
rain. His horse became frightened sn1
started TO back, throwing the tail gate Of
The dray under the car wheels The dray
was broken and the borse thrown OF his
fee. Mr.. West being caught under il as.hs
fell. Fortunately the train vas stopped Ia.
lore sns further dAmsse vas doas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
ForSsr Ssntsneed-Serluus Accident.
SpsciaI b he RsgiE!sr.

GRAEroN, November 2O.-Ahson s.
Martin was sentenced today by Judge Ice
to the penitentiary for two years for for.
gerry. The Sheriff will take him and John
l.. Hechmsr to the peniteHtiary to-mor'
row.
A team belonging TO a countryman
named Fauley took fright on Main street
this afternoon and went tearing down the
street at q terrific rate. Mr.. Fsuley was
thrown with tremendous force to the ground.
The wheels OF the wagon passed over his
body He had several ribs broken, and II
is feared he ia seriously hurt internally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
DISCHARGED THEM ALL,
Action Taken on Complaint of Employees
Strikers Holding Out.

Action Taken on Complaint of Employees
Strikers Holding Out.
PHILADELPHIA, November 20. - The
weavers at Dallas mill, Kensingtor avenue
and Huntingdon street, yesterday after
noon sent in a committee to the manager
in reference to the non.union loom hands.
The manager discharged the entire force Of
weavers and paid them of in the evening;
but then put up notice that those who
wished TO return might do SO this morning.
The men consider this simply method Of
getting rid of the Objectionable hands, who
they think will not be taken back, and say
they will return.
The strikers from WoodWards cotton
mill, Lehigh avenue and Hancock street,
are still out. They met to day at the Oak
Hotel, Lehigh avenue and Mascher Sreet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Smallpox Among the Teusments

New YoRE, November 20.-Reports ol
hslfs dozen cases Of smallpox in houses il
the tenement districts were received 81
sanitary headquarters to-day. Physicians
were promptly sent out to investigate them
Two new cases Of smallpox were discoy'
cred and three cases of typhoid ever. Tht
patients were removed to the hospital ant
( their houses iumigatsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Stage Robbed.

CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA, November 20.
The etsge bound here from the Silver
King mine was stopped by masked high
wsymau armed with shotgun, two miles
south Of Pinal, Arizona. The robber who
IS believed to have confederates, obtained
two bars of silver bullion worth S. 900.
Officers from Pin0l arc now in Pursnit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Intha Danr oIhDara.

We differ in creed and politics, but We
are unit sll the same on the desirablensss
of 6ns head Of hair. If you mourn the
loss Of this blessing aud ornament, bottle
or two Of Psrker's Hair Balssm will make
you look as you did in the dear old days.
It is worth trying. The only standard
6tIy cent article for the hsis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Pedestrian Match at Auburn, n. Y.


AUBURN, November 20.-The rink was
filled all the day aud evening yesterday
with excited spectators 10 witness the
7j hour pedestrian contest. Fol,
lowing is the midnight score;
Hart, ll8 miles; Hartman, l49
miles; Burns, 1877 miles; HsnIey l34
miles; Herty, 1873 miles; Guerrore, l3C
miles; Cole Ill miles; Townsend, lOO
miles. Guerrore the Mexican, did wonder
ful work during the evening, gaining c
miles on the leading contestants and is
looked upon as dark horse in the race.
The score at midnight was Hartman
237 miles 7 laps, Hart 233 miles I laps
Burns las miles 9 laps, Herty 22l miles
lap Hanley 2O8 miles lap, Gurrore 209
mites 9 laps, Scole l5G miles 2 laps, Town
send l22 miles laps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
Three More,


SPectdl 70 NE hsgt1trs
PAsEERsBuRG, November 20.-Sherih
Stewart and guards left here Friday with
three prisoners for the peni:sutiary; Guy
Green, three years for burglary; William
Williams same odeuse, I've years; Rich
ard Callahan, Eve years, for highway rob
berry
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''S NAVAL ACADEMY

nn'.a 'saFs to Applicant. Mara
5,,s.,,,,"1-'s, ,,1s for PREPARATION. -'''
be aa,a,T I'' . {, November 90
Iase5 ., rep report Of Superintendent
taai,,s.s, = ne ne, Naval Academy, recon.
''RD,a ss,.,t' -S'leanis for admission be
I.a an li'~l' ,o.,.' ole Jsar before 4amins.
'''A'ant' f0r admission should
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
ADAH RICHMOND.

This really charming burlesqus artis,e
and her excellent company gave second
presentation Of the Sleeping Beauty" last
evening under very disc0uragiGR circum,
stances. The house was q shnnefully
small one, when the merits OF Tie company
are taken into consideration, Gnd yet the
programme was carried out with as much
care as though there was standing room
only, fact Tor which Miss Richmond 2 de-
serves great credit. AS on Thursday the
singing of the various ladies. the drilling
of the zouaves, and the final tAhleau Of
Liberty Enlighteping the World drew
forth hearty bursts OF applause from these
present. There are several good voices
in the company, notably Miss Virginia
Ross, who took the role Of Prince Per
feet"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
A sacrat Nall Meeting.

PTrTsBURG. November 20.-Itis reported
that secret meetings of nail manufacturers
and strikers were held here this week, but
Is the nailers Tsfussd TO compromise no
settlement was reached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
CLARA MORRIS.

The announcement tbst tbis celebrated
srtiste is 10 appear At the Opera House Oh
Wednesday evening hiss bsea hailed with
much satisfaction By the amusement going
public Of this oitg and surrounding towns
and standing rom only may b
confidently looked fos. Niss Morris sil
be supported By Eseu PiImptcn and 9
pozerfol company. BY which the scenes @
Wilkie Coll;ns great story, The New Mag
daleu, will be portrayed viii al their dfa
naiic intensity. Tks sale oi sssts vil
commence at banners on Monday morn
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
e,pIIslE INTERVIEWED
=. :, the House Rules of The Next
Congress.
.,,,Ys PLAN NOT ORIGINAL,
,.,,n, Claims Court 49, Some
8s Plans Distributed
Yesterday,
,,.,e,gs PLAN NOT ORIGINAL
.,,s,I WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,

.,.ysray November 20 Speaker
-, ..;5 10 : Republican reporter TO-
',,'f :, in speaking Of the plan proposed BY
! : s,.iio,sr to change the rules OF the
hat ,ke plan did no. originate with
-, Sa.,,,s, Ever since the Forty-si1th
h. aid there has been dis
.-'S.,,;or Al the present rules, and
n.,.ment is the result OF that
..t.,.oa From what | hear, and
.,.,,y advocacy the plan seems to
.T,si,s il Is probable that The rules
b, changed he said the plan to dis
-. The ,,,rgpria!iou free amongst the
-.,... i not Al attack on Mr..
- ,ry more than on aEy one
he same dissatisfaction
|~,,.t,..sl ~leu Nr His,ock and Mr..
...,.vsrs 81 the head Of The sPpropria-
| .-mii,e- lris cor the DEERE, he
/ p, t,sg as.y any of Ar. Ran
N, g,s,r and 1 iont think there
II, ~, suy such feeling
.sa,...a, l., that the handling OF sP
-. ,ll- = TN much work for the
-lrss
/ ID. r.rI..ls said be favored the
nor u bills 70 the
.,,- committees excepting the
H., evil legislative aud general
M. Bills as ILsss resliy belong to
4 ", committee de said be believed
i ..ss p,2y7ssl revision you'd work good
T..
a.,.r,utpE A,uErrED.
yr,.itsa, ha. accepted the Tssigna
4 s.D B SsarIs uUsd States Attorney
i i- .sr.c, Of MtuGssgla. " take effect
II q. ssifcsuol Ol bis successor, who,
i /, ...-,-I a,I. ys appointed 10 4 teE
spsl slg gJJNS
| -..gr,,.Isar mode lbe tOiIOs,Og az
a,asl.s u j., H. DC COOsuls Of the
/ a,ei Ss'-s
Preston J. Bf-i -rzy. Ol ,Jeih Carolina,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
GUS WILL ans.

This talented and celebrated comedIsn
will appear at the Opera House tkis sfter.
noon and evening in Oh, What Night. .
The play is very amusing one. Howard
Lainp" is q young man about tosn, who
has many loves. He decides 10 Tenonuce
them and marry the daughpr Of "Msjor
Herman Pottgeiser," a wealthy German.
Among the young women With whom hs
has lirted is Celeste" burlefqne actress.
His friend, Mr.. Charles Gridley." calls at
his apartments. To him be tells Of his
intentions and explains his plan 10 discard
hiz many loves. Celeste" has been asked
to supper. She comes and ia informed oi
"Laings" intention to marry, and faints
mon hearing the fact. At this moment
Major Po;t 1eiser," "LaiDgs INTENDED
father.in.lsw, arrives. he finds the young
woman, who is introduced as country re-
lation, and is induced TO stay to supper.
HCeleste accidentally iiSo~-sss that he.
lover has an Intrigue with "Gridleys
wife. "Gridley" il slso in love with the
actress. Celeste" proceeds 10 revenge
berseIt on "Lsiug. "Gridley's' wife en-
deavors TO keep from her husband the TACT
that shs is visited by "Laiog," while the
Young lover il endeavoring TO keep from
"Ghdlsy" the fact Mrs. Gridley is one
of his loves, aud from Pottgeissr that
Celeste" is an actress and that he has
airted with her. The characters suceess
| ively appear in "Laings' apartments, il
'Gridleysp apartments and in "Celestes
rooms, early evening, midnight and earlj
morning. The plot is SO arranged ths'
Miss Hsrris, al "C-lesta.' il enabled q
sing preuily, ard Mr.. Williams ss "Nsj
/ Potfvsiser" renders q nImbsr Of selections
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
PAT ROONEY.

Pat Rooney, that inimiiable Irish CON-
edian, who is booked 70: the Opera House
Monday evening, grows funrier as be
grows older. he introduces q number Of
fresh and very amusing hits and INDUCES
in q great many rolickips Irish songs, in
which be has no pser. The company is
composed Of excellent stock, and 6ns
entertainment is sssured. TIE sale oi
seats commences 10 dsT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

r.. Yr,.isa, ha. accepted the Tesigna.
I'D B SsarIr uusd States Attorney
/ o. .s,r.c, Of N,uGssUta. " tass effect
A q. sshfcsuoa D, bis successor, who,
4 ...-irI s,.. ys appointed 10 u teS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

vignaux . .........9 lej 32 90 la $500
Ayerage-75.
High runs -lS5, Ia
SlOhcOO "a v
Ay5Tage-l9 81.
High runs II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06

q commanding position above aud beyond
the Macmillan Bridge, which crosses the
Isar and al the end OF Macmillan Srasse,
a fine street which the river divides from
the gallery and the park. The ediice WAS
founded and built by Macmillan II. to give
a postgraduate course to students who eX-
hibited special sptltudes for various depart:
ments of civil service, and it was completed
with funds which he left for the
purpose. 1t ia grand mo1u-
ment to his memory and contains
some fine historic pictures; among others
the Construction OF the pyramids" by Gus
tay Richter; Ksulbach's Battle of Sa-
lsmis," "Crucifxion of Christ" BY Hans
child; figures and costumes painted from
those in the Oberammergau Passion Pay,
and q Nativity" the last work Of Johan
Schrando'on, done when he was seVe 1ty-
nine. O:her great pictures are "Lu her
Before the Diet at Worms, by Schno7rr,
Piloty's Godfrey de BouiIlon." elijah .th
of Ell gland and Max milan" Peter the
Great (iu workingman's dress) Founding
S.. Petersburg" by Kotz ebal, and Others
which have not time or memory to emu n
crate. Piloty is the maste: Of the Munich
art of to day and stands as the expon INT
and representative of the new school.
OF course the Macmillan Gallery is
only the soup before thu dinner
compared with "Old Pin Akot1eei,
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FEMININE FANCIES.
nstnn rirls lnYe nnwars.

Boston girls love flowers.
Wrinkles dlsfgure woman less than i'll
nature.
A girl should marry for protection, and
not for revenue only.
A woman who smiles at 10 is more attrsc
rive than one who frowns at 20.
Why does society lady never shed tears2
Because she wants 10 keep her powder dry.
No sooner did real Boston girl remove
Chicago than she dated her letters from
Carbohydrates
j Philadelphia woman los years cd Is
u,;iug 8 new set of teeth, and has recently
scainCd her syesisht.
%rs. Isabella Law, an old lady Of Pitts
.urg says she cooked the dinner for Lafa-
.lte when he visited that city in 1925.
The wife Of Harlem man who is very
fond of singing Sankey's revival hyn's, has
named their baby For" so tbs. he would
want to hold it.
The only woman railroad official in this
country is Miss Laura Braden, Treasurer of
he Washington and Waynesburg Railroad
N pennsylvania.
An American woman on her way to Eu.
rope sewed $500 in gold in her clothes and
lumpedSinto the sea- She was determined
10 have an expensive funeral.
\ valuable uncut emerald, once the prop
erty of q Peruvian Inca, is in the possession
of lady in New York city. Its history has
been traced back to the original owner.
"Let me see" said minister who was
filing out marriage certificate and had
forgotten the date, this is the 9TH, is it
uotg' mo, sir" replied the bride, with
some indignation, this is only my second"
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BLACKsMlTHS HAMMER SIGNALS.


By request of a subscriber We republish
the following description of b!acksmiths'
signals, as it appeared in our issue of Feb.
rusry, 1880:
When the blacksmith gives the anvil quick
light blows it is a signal 70 the nelpe 10 use
the sledge or to strike quicker.
The force of the blows given by the black
smiths hammer indicates the force of blow
ii is required to give the sledge
The blscksmiths helper is supposed to
strike the work in the middle of the width
Of the anvil, and when this requires to be
varied blows are to fall By touching the re-
quirsd spot With his hsud.hsmmer.
II The sledgo is required to have lateral
motion while descending the blacksmith in.
icstss the same to the helper BY delivering
hand-bs0mer blows IN which the hsud-hsm
mer moves in the direction required for the
ledge to rosye.
If the blacksmith delivers q heavy blow
upon the work and an intermediate light
blow on the sogil it denotes that heavy
sledge blows are required.
If there are two or more helpers the
blacksmith stSikes blow between each help
GERS sledge-hsmmer blow between each to
merely denote where the sledge blows are
to fall.
When the blacksmith desires the sledgs
blows to cease he lets the hsnd-hsmuer
head fall upon the anvil and continues its
rebound upon the same until it ceases.
Thus the movement Of the hand-hammer
constitute signals to the helper. and what
appear desultory blows to the common OBJ.
server constitute the method Of communi-
cation between the blacksmith and bis
helper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06

Pom peisn or old Roman. The Halls, Of
viii, b there are thirteen, are deyoed to an
ciept sculptures, and are divided into Assy-
risD, Egyptian. Hall of Incunabu's, Egin.
can Hall, Hal of Apollo. Bacchus, Nio5e
Hall Of the Gods, Of Heroes, Roman Hall
Trojan Hall, Hall of Colored Sculpture aud
Hall Of Modern Works. The Halls of the
Gods, of the Trojsns and Heroes are orra-
meDted with frescoes by Cornslius and with
reliefs by Schwsnthaler. Eginetsu Hll
contains Fragments from q temple Of Miu-
ervs found in the island Of Eyins, and
which are considered of great importance.
They consist of parts of two groups repre-
senting scenes in the Trojan war.
The races Of all antiques seem to be
vscsnt-totally destitute Of expression
the energy and intelligence are expended
on the anatomy which ia splendid. The
collections here must be invaluable as
studies. and are so varied a. to embrace the
entire field of plastic art. 0fthe gods and
heroes, poets and philosophers, most Of them
are familiar to rs in plaster casts or copied
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busts in bronze or marble. The Hall Of
CoIol ed Sculptures is interesting, and that
Of Modern Masters contains the ''Adonts,
BY 'Tborwsldsen; Paris" BY Csnova, and
a Disputed Raphael" The halls are
lighted from 8 central court or quadrangle
and the entrance to the Assyrian Hal is
guarded BY two colossal lions with hu nan
6eads-cast from the originals in the Louvre
which were taken from the palace of
Ssrdanspaus. Agroup designed BY Wa ,ner
OF Rome, and executed BY Schwartz .ler,
represents Minerva as the patron and pro-
tectress Of the "diyine" art Each hal is
decorated in accordance with the object.
and the period they represent, with which it
is filed, and in the inches on either 81 lie Of
the entrance are marble statues Of mYtlic il
or historical personsges, and at the sides
persons famous in the history of sculpu,e
-Thorwaldsen, Canova, Ghihert, Pet r
Yhcher, Michael Angelo, Schwanthaler and
o,heIs. The Macmillan Gallery occupies
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Ornaments
NfcH az XlcT05T

the arch of Victory" and which was de-
signed by Wagner in Rome. The lions are
OF heroic size. There is superb vase Of
malaChite in this hall, presented By the
Emperor Nicho 'as, and some very beauti'
ful porphyry vases. Near the Q sadrigA are
doors which admit the visitor to The Porce-
lain Roc ns, where upon porcelain are ex.
qusitely -xecuted copies OF the most famous
picture in the Old Plnakothek These az
lord az admirable opportunity of studying
them detail. Won ksulbsch is the artist
best r. presented in pictures, and part cuIar-
ly in sketches, in this gallery; but there are
some very fine and striking pictures
by Piloty and Other artists Of the Munich
school "Thusuelna in the Triumpbal Pro
cession OF Germanieus' BY Piloty, Tine At
tack Of the Red Tower at Munich BY De
fregger, and The Destruction Of Jeruss-
lem" by Kaulbach Tine De!uge was the
last work (unfnished) OF Karl Schorn, aud
the Lords Supper also unfinished, the
last OF Heinrich Won Hess. Some beautiful
landscapes are by Zwengsuer, and there
are fine SCriptural scenes, with figures,
by Scrandolph whose Ascension aud
IlSdlluR IuC ClCh dIC AuSuAs
Angelica Kaufman is represented By two
works-"Ch1ist and the Woman Of SAna,
ri" and q ortrat OF the hereditary Prince
Louie, afterwards King Of Bavaria, e. nine
reen. There are numerous royal portraits
of artists by Kaulbach, and many historic
sketches in OIL or Ornamental frescoes en-
ployed upon palaces and public buildings.
W.nterhater Bsakelaer and De X user OF
Antwerp AeleL bach OF Hesse Cas;el ar
ames which look familiar as We take
hurried COX through thu rooms, coming
b. k always t. krll1ach and PlIoty,
>cMandolph and Heinrich Van less.
he Antiquarian consists OF five rooms,
ne most attractive feature Of which is the
veil prrse:yei figure Of q young girl not
auIe than seventeen. In our visit TO the
ID palace designed ny Peter Candid, we
aw rot only the state apartments, usually
hown. including the Mebelun2nr rn1ns,
With the magnificent series of ilescoes BY
Sehnorr, and the portraits Of the thirty six
beauties, but the private apartments, which
contain some treasures Of extraordinary
value There is one room, fancy
of Queen Henrietta Maria, which
g finished entirely in exquisite
Mosaic and contains portrait of Beatrice
Cenci 80 finely executed in Mosaic that it
looks Ike the most delicate painting. The
carved worries, the porcelain, the rich en-
hroideries, and the meal work in these
beautiful rooms dwarf even the mirror
eabinet-a boudoir lined with mirrors, and
the gold bed which cost 100000 forms.
The King does not occupy these apart
nents, but lives in his Winter Garden"
ehen he is in Munich which is supplied with
lake upon which he can row, a promenade
Upon which he can walk. and band which
plays for his especial benefit An oval root
ng Of metals aud gla.s on the top of
be original building, between the tower
and the colorado, is the exterior Of the
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vorks of that grea. artist-the I'm omb-
ment" being considered the finest. The
New PiDsiothek" contains only modern
pictures, and less than halt the NUMBER IN
he Old Pinakothek 1t is. therefore, less
important, yet he writer would make q
great mistake who should neglect to pay 1t
q visit. The building is in tue Byzantine
style, with exterior trescoes after designs
oy K ulbach. 1t was built out OF the pr
ys,e purse of Ludwig and the collections
were also paid for by him. In foaneers
Hall on the ground floor is fine portrait
Of the king painted BY kau'hsch; also
model in plaster Of the Quadrisa, Wllch
ornaments
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W n'er Garden, but it is dwart-d in the pic
.ure ard doss not show its length or 'ppor
tons There is a beautiful and vel KEEP
garden belonging to the place viii n is
tree % the poor, and especially to w)nen
md children, all the time, and one cInnot
ut eel some admiration and sym pat for
K.rg who likes his life in the mcu ltains
better than the life of cities and prefers
music to men.
The Bavarian National Museum Of Nun
ich has a worldwide reputation which can
not be helped BY any words Of mine. 1t ia
simply incalcuable in objects OF arts and
industry collected from aud representing
every part of the world, from the time
OF the Romans till today, but making
special task OF presenting the developm ant
ct the life AMI industries of Bavaria from
works the most minute to those OF largest
proportions. Going through this museum
i, the work OF weeks. One feels that to
merely enumerate the objects oIld be the
work Of lifetime We envy friends who
sre 10 remain and give time TO the exsmi-
nation Of these and other M Ineheon"
treasures, who will hear the grand music at
tDe M UeiuuRcn irELlfdl auu lhae lus Oe1I'
tiful city in-its galleries, is gardens, its
collections, its indeinable charm, in a salts
factory manner.
llMun Oh is said to be a very cheap city to
1--we il, and one could well believe it after
lunching at two or three Of the town restau-
rants. Carriage hire, too ia very cheap
but nothing is cheap to the short trip tourist
who must live in a high priced hotel en-
ploy q guide and keep carriages waiting
while the places be wishes to see are visited.
Moreover here we found the first deliberate
extortion and misrepresentation practiced
upon Us al hotel which stands first upon
Baedecker's list, but did not scruple to make
a considerable overcharge for a very inferior
table i'hote dinner.