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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
wELLsBURG NEWS

Ssescl Correspondence orthS Sunday Register.
wELLsBURG, July GA compliment
tary reception wss given st the Hudson
House last night by the Y. F. ?. Society,
in honor Of Miss Lillian Ecker, Of Wash
ington, Pa, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. J. Hagan the past three weeks. The
event of the evening was the dancing TO
Prof. Kemp's orchestra, which was kept
up until IL o'clock, when the guests re-
paired to Ms. Speidels, where refresh
nleuts were heartily partaken of, after
which they resumed dancing until the
'.ween small hours of the morning. The
following Y. F. were in attendance:
Messrs. Will Frazier, Will Cook, Oscar and
Lou Nichols, Jake Bonshire, Walter Russell,
Chas. McElrcy, Tom George, Frank Ridge
ly, Jas. Montgomery, Clint Burns, Ed.
Fenwick, and Misses Hsrcesses Clark, OF
Wheeling, Lillian Ecker, of Washington,
Pa, Mollie Nelson, Nellie Douglass, Nan
ME Montgomery, Annie Good, Mabie and
Annie Merriman, Ollie Dare, Ollie and
Belle Nichols, and Ids Gasmire.
Married-Oa Thursday, July 18th, st
the residence of Robt. Combs, by Rev. A.
B. Phillips, of the Disciples Church, Mr..
Absam Montgomery, son of ES-Mayor ].
E. Montgomery, and Miss Amelis V.
Combs, formerly of Wheeling, but nov OF
this place. The marriage was witnessed
by a great number of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties, the latter being
the recipients of many costly presents,
both useful and ornamental. MIR. and
Mrs. Montgomery nave taken rooms at the
Hudson House. They have the best
wishes of all who know them.
Married-On Wednesday, July 18th, at
the residence of Mr.. Geo. A. Baxter, at
~Lszsaryille, by Rev. K. W. Grsnge, OF
Steubenville, o., Mr.. John Cornelius and
Miss Mary Baxter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
THE STORM.

The storm that has devastated the coun-
Try districts about Wheeling and caused 20
terrible 8 loss Of life has certainly never
been paralleled in this section, which,
thanks to its hills, is usually safe from cy-
clones, tornadoss, cloud bursts and ike
deadly freaks Of the elements From the
descriptions given Of it b. eyewitness
in the neighhorhocd that bore the brunt of
its fury, 1T must have been an extrsordi-
nary cloudburst
It came from he Northeast, . swift
moving black mass and almost before 8
drop fell tie roar of the coming flood
could be heard and while the southwest
half of the SKY was yet clear and blue the
work of destruction had begun. The wind
was not serious. 1t WAS simply q sudden
deluge of water sweeping all before 1t
tearing great rocks weighing sometimes
over a thousand pounds out of the ground
and carrying them for hundreds OF yards
and ~uprooting the largest trees in its path.
This appears like the work Of a furious
cyclone, but such it was not. The dam
g was done by waters great body Of 1t
coming with irresistible force.
The short length of time occupied by the
storm is its most remarkable feature.
From the first drop of rain to the last was
not over eighty minutes. 1t seems to
have been literally the descending of an
extraordinary heavily charged rain cloud
upon the earth in a body.
1t wa = remarkable freak of nature and
we want no more Of il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
MECHANICS MONUMENT.

A CaiIfornis exchange tslls Is that u
Saersmsto recently there VS. ksid = Essi-
ing unlike any thai w~ ever Known II
this land before Il Ess composed sasT~
" Of operative mechanics IN the rsll'oad
shops Of that city, and IL Porposs ~As
tie forming OF N organization o. thee
-workingnsn to erect . statue OF their A,s
Master Mechanic, Mr.. STEVENS
> This country Is fairly we'll OF IN stAtueS
ma1aneats and memorials 70 soldiers,
atssHen. preachers and professional men,
O1rpOpls, foNowingthe fashion that other
countries have established, has been quick
70 psrpetuase in bronze Or marble the
memory Of men eminent in destruction O.
life and the materials upon which life
depends, and our soldiers have not lacked
for means and methods that preserve them
on pedestAls and keep them present IN
public thought long after they have passed
away.
but We G1uEOA NV AcN@A
which this public recognition has heen
given the deeds and the memory Of any Of
our American Captains Of Industry. The
history of our industrial progress even, =
lacking consecutive historical treatment
Yes no land Ms been richer IN erssr
tors of material things that contribute
to the comfort or length Of life. These
men, whether inventors themselves OF sP-
pliers Of the devices Of Others, have been
the promoters Of that application Of intel
lect 70 dynSmics which has made this the
remarkable land for the wonders worked
in the economic arts. Great IS we hsye
been in battle, in diplomacy, in erecting
and administering = system Of govern
msak We have been greater in what may
IA called the Industrial genius Of a peo-
MA. In this land has been worked outthe
PHILOSOPHY which Lord Bacon intended
sAopla be the motive Of his e~ountrynenin
a Increment forward to 8 material con-
ousst which should make England the
no.ssr of useful invention and the home
AZ .hs domestic and commercials arts ms
philosophy HOurished, Ike many o'Osf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

J. W. BRAID, = well known electrician
O! Nashville, Tennessee, believes that
lightning rods are, TO q great extent 60
ing out Of use. He says that, because OF
the lack Of a thorough ground connection,
rods, IS = rule, do more damage than
good, as they attract the lightning and
then are unable to convey it OF in safety.
He saws further: az think rods are very
desirsbls on the city telephone, telegraph
and electric wire posts; this end Is sub
Sc, we'd By the ground wires now in use.
Even = rod Of any description Is not At all
indispensable in conveying electricity to
the earth. A metal roof will serve the
purpose fully as well, provided there be 8
continuity OF the metal between the ROOF
and the ground which is penetrated to the
moist earth. This glsSs-knob business Is
all q humbug, inasnuch ss il often causes
q building to be in absolute danger. The
LEES interference offered to the immediate
conduction of the electricity into the
ground, the greater is the security. The
great amount of iron c~restirg on the combs
of houses is : source Of danger. The
trouble may be obyiAted by connecting the
cressag and the earth BY = strip Of con-
duetag metal AL that Is necessary fox .
lightning conductor Is 4 copper wire, say
about the size of Al electric light virs, N
GOOD connection with the earth"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
A wIFE'S CRIME.
Detected In Her Sin. h Takes Her Own
Life.

Detected In Her Sin. she Takes Her Own
Life.
wMKESBARRE, Pa, July 2i.-A de-
cided sensation was created here to-day,
which is the talk q the town. Henry
Hirnsr. a prominent and well-to do cii-
zen, appeared at the Office of Alderman
Donohue and had q warrant issued for the
arrest of Henry LIEN, . prominent hotel
Keeper, charging him with being inter
ment with his (Hiruer's) wife. Five min
utes before Mrs. Hirner, on her Bonded
knees. made 8 full confession to her hus'
band and implored him to keep it quiet,
The husband few into q rage and said:
MY God: how can / keep such q thing
quiet? Your confession ONE like q
IlSbtning bolt and will kill me-" Mrs.
Hirner replied: 81 can't stand the dis
grace. l will kill myself" and she swal-
lowed the contents oftwo bottles Of land
mum. She csnnos live. She Is q good
looking woman snd has three children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

ANoUNG Japanese who was educated N
this country, aud IS now assistant locomo-
tive superintendent in Toxic for the gov
erpmelt railroad, sends TO Chicago 3 pho
tOgrsph of = ball club which he has estao-
lished in his own country. At first the
japanese took to the game with great enthu-
siasm, but thsy gradually voted 1t danger
ous and hard sork and dropped on
Three years ego there wss a revival OF In
tsrest. and n club was built up with the ala
of sfew former students st Toxic unlVer-
sity. to whom the game had been taught
By their American professors. SPALDINs,
the ChiesgO dealer in sporting goods, has
SEQ. to the Japanese club some balls n
bats, = little smaller thaa the regulation
size. in compliance with a request to that
effect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
The Last Days Sessions

Spa1al n<y-dsI 0a< Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PACK. July 81
Yesterday was the last session OF the Joint
Educational Association, and it vas of I'M
usual interest. Valuable papers full Of
important suggestions were read. DR..
Elliott. Of Baltimore, on 'Old and Mod
err Schools" Msy Lee, Of Huntington,
''The Teaching of English Literature" d,
". Shields, Of Keyser, Public Schools
and Public Mcrsls;" Julia E Kellogg,
Preston, Nd, Advancing Psdsgogics;"
Mis- Sara Dent, Nd. "The House we are
Buildirx;" FroE. Sillings. clasksburg.
school Punishmentn A resolution was
passed, commencing the Rst Ffrgiaa
S.Asol JsarAaL, and thanking Supt Morgan
for his earnest effort in bshslf Of the uni
hcstion Of our system. After completing
routine business the association ad-
journed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
FIGHTING EDISON.
P-roe.edtnSs 10 Annal His Patents In

Proeeedtngs 20 Annul HIS Patents In
Canada
OTTAWA, ONT, Jnly 2l--Proeeedings
will be taken In the patent Office next
September to snnul the patents for
Edison's system of electric t5hting in
Canada for noncompliance with the re-
quirements of the patent act The petit
TONERS are the Thomson-Housto Electric
Company Of Boston, with agencies In the
Dominion aud Royal Electric Company Of
Canada Mr.. r d. McGibbon, counsel
for the petitioners. thinks it likely that
The necessity for entering into the merits
Of the case viii probably be obvisted owing
to the recent decision Of the English
courts eaneelling the Edison patents in
Great Britain, which viii have great
weight in Canada.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

ANEW YORK workman writes to the
Ereaiag Post OF the purchase Of 8 sewing
machine. He found the price was $40,
bus a friend engaged in the export bust
nsss came to his relief. He ordered such
q machine As was wanted to be sent to a
vessel for export to Mexico. Then an ex'
pressman was sent to the wharf. He got
i. ashore again snd took it to the pur-
chaser, who nov paid SIS and got the nice
box in which it was packed in the bargain
The actual cost of making the machine Is
said to be Sl2. The glorious advantage OF
paying so for it belongs to the citizens OF
a country protected by s war tariff.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
I'm the Wild Woody West.

SAN LUIS ABIsPo, CAL, July 21.-The
stage running between this place and Tenn
pleton was robbed by masked men last
night while crossing the mountains, about
FIVE miles from here. Passengers were
rohbed of about $500. There was one
lsdy passenger. Nothing was tsken from
her. wells-Fargo's express box and
United States mail bags were taken. The
box was chopped up and its contents, sup
posed 10 have heen about a thousand dol
lar. taken. The mail was also opened
and a number of letters taken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
PARKERsBCRG.
Drowned In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Waterproof

Drowned In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Waterproof
Special T9ecrum TO h SsadGg Rsgis-.
PARXERsBURG, ". Va, July a.
Abraham Reed, q prominent citizen of
Fishtown, in Washington county, Ohio,
was Knocked of q railroad bridge at Han
mar, last night, into the Muskingum river
and drowned. He was attempting TO get
on $ heavily loaded train, when he missed
his hold and was struck by the train. So
far 4 learned his body has not been re-
covered
A w~a:erspout struck the Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore Railroad near
G7vviIls a few miles west of here, last
DESTROYING shop. thirty feet Of track
sod ~zshing ssay 3 large culvert. All
trails were delayed nine hours No lives
LsHA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
KEEP cool, keep cool aud don't lss poll
tics raise your temperature.

The BAPrssrs Of Quincy, Ill, have an
emphatic Wy Of dispOsing Of ministers Of
whom they are tired. LAST Sunday the
Rev. /. N. ALLEN was ordered to stay
away from church but declined to Obey,
and entered the pulpit As he did so the
two deaeOns came forward and ordered
ALLEN to leave the pulpit He laughed
at them, and they stormed his fortress,
dragged him down stairs and along the
aisle amid great excitement, throwing him
into the street. he was badly used mp,
and At once sent in his resignation pagers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
Worth Knowing.

INV. b. Morgan, merchant Lake City,
Fla, was taken with s severe Cold, attend
ed with distressing Catarrh snd running
into Consumption In its first stagee- He
tried many soeslled popular cough REM
edies and steadily grew worse. Was re-
dnced in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep Ffnally tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton and found immediate relief, and after
usins about q half . dezen bottles found
himself well and las had No return Of the
disssss No other remedy ~ show 30
grand q record of cures az DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Guaranteed
to do just Whist IL claimed for II Trial
bottle free ut Logan 4 oa's Drug Stors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

She was dear little woman, says the
San Francisco Report, and hubby wanted
her TO stay at home all summer. She had
her eve on q fashionable waterirg-place
hotel. and lie knew that meant q elssD
thousand out of pocket. Did be storm aud
ravs and argue and talk of bankruptcy ?
Not at all. He urged her to go; he was
eager; he poo-hooed every objection. and
then he got his wicked cousin Charlie to
write him q mysterious note about horses
and mysterious dinners, and left it where
wifey would find it, and inside of q week
she declared thst nothing would tempt
her to leave home this summer for longer
than the two weeks' Of her husbands va
cation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

SENATOR BLAZE, Of New Hampshire,
said in the Senate the other the other day
that he would fight q duel to show q
Southerner that it did not take five
Northern men to match n from the
south. A reply comes from the South
that 'aths Senator cannot be seeommo'
dated; no Southerner would fight q half
msn. Ii he should get up 3 fight, how
ever, his adversary had best beware not to
mink him. The slightest sbrsisure Of his
skin would let ont such gust Of wind that
it would be dangerous to be in the local
ity."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
Death In a Mine.

EVANSVILLE, IND, July sl.-A terri
bic explosion occurred at the Zion ccsl
mine, eight miles below Henderson, KY,
Yesterday afternoon. Francis Williams,
Ia miner, was instantly killed; Edward
Saunton was horribly msngled aud gan
not recover, aud Peter Albright was said
ed so badly that he cannot recover. The
engine house and other buildings were
completely demolished.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

things, when transplsnted, and has ripened
aud broadened in America. Yet as far rs
public recognition goes, we have been slow
to remember the men who have been the
lsadeFs in making cur country the centre
Of creative activity in the arts.
All honor TO these American mechanics
in hOnoriag the memory OF their departed
Captain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

,h;s the magnitude of coal mining In
an,ar;ca takes on q new meaning.
We had been an hour underground s .Sa
80 wsndered perhaps q mile through tine
fortnons psssaeewsys and ecboing cnsm-
~ Sefora we returned again to the sur
f"ca And then such as cared for them were
nivsn tbe little lamps they hsd carried IS
s1nU,entoes of oue Of the strangest e1perf-
u-osz nj their lives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
n. c.'s Don't smoke Cigarettes.

Hdshzh10a Le-r IN WaerSEry Az<7na.
The writer asked the keeper Of the cigal
stand in the House corridor If member
generally bought very expensive cigan.
"yery few members who buy Of me in.
dulge in anything higher than ten-cent.
ers," the s~torekeeper said: "a good many
buy two kinds, t~en-centers and fv-ceuten.
! don't know why they do this unless il
is thst they smoke the good ones and give
the Others away. Then other members,
and they are not q few either, never buy
anything better than o fve-cent cigar.
There ora mostly country members from
the North and East City men from al
sections Of the couAty don't stint them.
selves They buy the best that's going
generally and all they want
"Icsu't recall . single member whc
smokes cigarette" said the ~standkeeper,
IN answer 90 q parting question.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
II Was for.

Dies MIoyEs, July 2l.-Master Work
man Monaghan, of the switchmen's union,
has been here for two days investigating
the recent strike in the Wabash yards.
He has come to the conclusion that the
strike was uncalled for, snd has declared
the strike of. Monaghan says the switch
men hand no business to strike, that the
trouble was Insignificant and could have
been settled in q short time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
Hung . Blind Murderer.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 2l.-Simon
Ward, colored and blind, was hung at
Clayton, Ala, yesterday. The crime for
which he was hang was the killing Of an
other aged negro, both being inmates Of
the poor house at the time. The killing
was done at night, with an axe, and was
most brutal. They fell ont about some
light wood splinters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
At Deash's Door.

DAYTON, July A.-Gen. NJ. A. Pat
rick, Governor Of the Ceatral Branch Ns-
tional Military Home, a, Dayton, is dying
of inflammation Of the bowels- He was
taken sick at The theatre last Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
sucs,in,s Arniea Saive.

The best salve in the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores Ulcer, Sal. Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilhlsins,
Corns and all the Skim Eruptons. and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required
Il Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan d Co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
Ben wins Again.

CHICAGO. Ill, July 2l.-Judge Bloi-
gstt, in the United States Court, gavea
decision in the celebrated Cushman litiea-
tho, in favor Of the Bel Company. After
the decision Judge BIodgett granted IN IN
Junction restraining the eastman Com
psny from extending is service, partieu-
lzriy in Indiana
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

CAsHISGros, the millionaire,
Married q lady far from fair;
But when smiles Lit up her face,
YoH farrot her want Of grace.
Soz0DONT gave brilliant teeth,
These won her q bridal wreath,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

II yoa suffer fborn loesenes Of the bowels, An
gosssra BftseFs WI surely cure ycn Be
ware Of euznterfeins and ask fer the genuine Ar
tied, prepared b. d. J. g. b ssegst . soa4
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pl.onnrasinx crsp Report..

ToRoSro, OST,, July 21.-Reports con-
all Ontario crops are discouraging.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

women who can afford it to substitute un-
dressed kid for the leather. 1t makes q
swell psir of shoes, but 1t costs money.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22

Instead of having their shoes made Of
yel>,w leather it i . dressy thing for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
RANDOM notes
How the Love Of Lovers Should Turn to
True Marital Affection After Marriage.
THE NARRIED-PO MONEY WOMAN.
What Has Transpired in Wheeling Social
Circles the Past Week.
THE PRETTY TYPE WRITER GIRL.

The click OF the keys, as her fingers ay,
And the ring OF the silvery he'll,
hardly hear, thought sit quite near,
Enchanted by her magic spsll.
Her hands are as dimpled, and white and soft
As q bsby's tender fist;
Entrsncingly fair is her soft brown hair,
By q lingering sunbeam kissed.
oh. / love her so, with her bright young face,
And her wiosome, witching way!
What bliss it would be, II she cared for me:
/ would make her my wife to-day!
But my passion Inever have dared to tell,
And my courage MAJ never come;
Just the look ofsurprise in her clear gray eyes
In an instant would strike me dumb.
So 70 her ofmy love shall never speak,
'Twould be vain, l can plainly see
Why, she gets sixteen dollars a week,
And what does she want ofme?
-sOmmSr~We JOHrHdl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
MARTINS FERRY.

Rsther an important meeting Of the city
Council was held on Monday pight. Mr..
i 4. Galligap, of the Wheeling Electrical
COMPANY, presented an ordin4ucs for the
confederation Of Council, whereby the Eiec.
tiicol Company wss 10 receive the privilege
q huildirg a street railway snd erecting
PCls and vines for the transmission 81
power AID light The ordinance wa 10
erred 10 special committee consisting o.
President Smylle, Solicitor SedgSirk and
Messrs. Riley aad HsreS. Already
there have been objections made
to the granting of these privileges on tbs
crOund that it will disturb trade by plsc
log the Gity in too close communication
With Wheeling. In all probability ~
effort will be made to get 0 proposition
from the Westinghouse people in Pitts.
burg % furnish 3 similar plant in the city,
A proposition made by Mr.. N. L. Spence
covering the opening If Centre street snd
ths widening Of the Burlington road, wa
taEtn under consideration, to be finally
dealt with at a spscial meeting to be callei
when tie committee appointed TO invssti,
gSt' lDto he merits Of The csss shall bays
celebrated. The matter of opening street:
IN the Third wsrd was brought up and
considered. Tee Mayor was authorized +
otter a reTsrd for street lamp breakers
and 5 itHe discussion concerning tbt
IlcSup wa7 indulged in.
0esSTs Lessick, LASH, Rsiney, Daniort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
WRITING FAMOUS POEMS.

GIay's immortal "Elegy" occupied him
for seven years.
Bryant wrots "TtauatOpsis" in the shlde
off grand old forests fitting spot for suth
s theme.
Cowper wrcto one of the drOlIest and
~qusintest Eaglish ballads, John Gilpin's
Ride" wtel he wa under che Of those
terrible fits Of depression so common to him
General Lyle wrote his beautiful com.
pos ton, "Autony and Cleopatra" which
bsg;ns, 81 en- dying, Egypt, dying" on
the night before his death. He had a pre-.
monition that he was going to die the next
day.
Tne noted poem, THE Fsl!sof Niagara"
was written By it's auttoc, j. G.. @ Balm
ard, the editor Of a small paper in COnnec-
ticut, ia Is miUutCs. He woe il under
pTessnre ia respoR'e TO a call for more
copy
After the Ball" the little poem which
has made the rsme OF Nora Perry known
in the world of letters, was jOt.ed down
On the hack o. An old letter, with no idea
of the popularity it was to achieve in the
pages of 3 noted magazine.
Pee first thought Of THE Bells" when
ws!kiug Tire streets Of Baltimore on a win
Ter night. He raBg the bell Of q lawyers
hcuse--a stranger to him-wslked into
the geatlemah's library, shut himself up
and the next morning presented tbs law
yer with u copy of his celebrated poem.