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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
PERSONAL

EN-PRTsIpENT IMAGINATION, OF France, is
going ON 50 and Is halo and hearty.
THEoDoRE TuToN Is living m n remote
quarter OF Paris, in 10y no means aitluent
circumstances.
EN-PREsrnENr GREvy is going to write a
book about his career as President of tho
French Republic
MRs, GARFIELD, mother Of President Gar
field is 81 years old, but is comparatively
strong i'm mind and body
TuE Cherokee Indians have elected Major
j. n. Mayes as their chief lie was formerly
Chief Justice OF the Cherokee supreme
Court
Four United states Senators have resi-
denccs IN san lrancisco-Stantord AMI
Hearst OF California, onG Stewart and Jones,
Of Nevada.
In is announced thnt Lord Stanley, wno
was a member of Lord Salisbury's first
Cabinet, has accepted the Governor General
ship of Canada.
"TnE great American doer stalkcrn Mr.
Wiman, now controls 23O,OOl acres OF deer
forest in Scotland, and employs several
hundred keepers
ANDREW CARNEGIE, tho iron prince, who
pays his foreman n salary OF $4,000 year,
did his first work IN Ii Pittsburg telegraph
Office for - a week.
A SEWING machine OF solid silver and en-
riched with sapphres was recently ro-
ceivcd 10y the Empress OF Russia. 10 was a
present from the Society for Promoting tho
use Of Russian Materials.
MRs. CuRsTIAN X. Ross, the mother OF
Charlie Ross, the Philadelphia hoy who was
advertised years ago aud never heard of after
ward, is prominent member of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society.
A SMALL photograph of Grover Cleveland,
taken iu 1862, is owned 10y Judge Wardwcll
OF the Buffalo Municipal Court The picture
represents tall, slight young man, long
haired and with heavy mCuStnche.
TuE great financial king OF New Zealand 10
Johnny Jones' of Dunedin. His wealth runs
up into the millions and the greater part
was made In steambonting. lie is a native,
and once earned scont wages as an oarsmau
on ferryboat
SENATOR PAsCo, OF Florida, Senator
Joneg's successor, is brunette with jet black
hair, which he wears well combed up from
his dark, salow forehead. lilo Is u grndu.
ate OF Harvard and went South as a school
teacher Just after the war.
CONGRESSMAN FELTON,, OF California, who
| is worth $iO,OOO.O0O is snd TO spend moro
money than any of his associates Hc
usually draws from $1,000 b. $500 through
the office OF the Sargcant-nt- Arms, aud when
in Washington occupies apartments at an
uptown hotel that cost him 800 n month.
He Is very charitable,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
How TO Ronst Mont.

Mrs Emma Il. Ewing, of the school
oil domestic economy at the Iowa Agri-
cultural College, saws:
In roasting meats of all kinds the
method adopted should bo the one that in
the most perfect manner preserves the
lulccs inside the meat To roast beef
IN the best possible manner, place
the clean-cut side OF the meas upon
smoking hot pan, which must be
over quick fire Press il close TO the
pan until scared and slightly Drowned
Reverse and let the opposite side become
similarly scared and brown. Then nut
II at once in the oven, the heat of which
should bc firm and steady, but n6t too
intense, and leave it uudisturbed until
cooked. The time that should be nj
lowed for cooking beef in this manner is
twenty minutes TO the pound, if il is to
be rare, less half an hour deducted from
the aggregate time on account of soaring.
In other words, fve.pound roast of
beef will require an hour and "A quarter
"a slN-pound roast an hour aud a half. and
so on.
If the oven is not too hot the beef re
Quires no basting and is better without
1t. When the oven is at the propcr
temperature and the cooking is going on
all right, the meat will keep MP gentle
suffering in the pan. II, upon opeuiug
the oven door, This suffering is not
perccptihlc more heat is required But
If in addition TO the sputtering any
smoke is dis, erniblc i'm the oven. the
heat is too intense and should lie lcssened
Unless the heat OF the oven is too great,
the drippings in the pan will not burn
and smoke, and when the meat is cooked
there will bc a thin coating Of brown
Jelly in the pan where the meat rested
watch by the addition OF stock or water
will make delicious gravy.
Aroast Of beef should never be washed
and if it has accidentally been wet or
mo stencd, IL should be carefully wipct
dry before il is scared or put TO cook
Soaring almost instantly coats the cut
side of pic OF meat, and prevents TN,
escape OF juices in the after process o
roasting, while firm, steady heat gent,
but thoroughly cooks II, and thus boti
juices and flavor are preserved. Bastnl
is troublesome as well as damagin,
process. And as salt and water have
tendency TO toughcn and extract th
juices of meat, they should not he use,
on 1t while roasting, if it is desired {,
have the meat sweet, juicy and tender
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FROSTED APPLES. Pare core aud
slice apples Of large, tart kind Bake
them till nearly done. Put them away
to get entirely cold; then prepare some
sugar icing, and, first pouring oil all the
Juice, lay the icing thickly on the tops
and sides, rs much as you can Return
them TO the oven to just harden and be
set. Serve with cream.
SrEwED CHICKENs. - Chickens prc
pa'ed in the following manner are 2
pleasant change from the usual ficassee
Cut up two young chickens. cook then
for hall an hour in q saucepan with a lit
tie bacon cut in dice, adding thyme, two
bay leaves, small onion parsley and o
piece Of butter. Mix the yolks of three
eggs IN half a cup Of q, am and pour the
mixture over the chickens, taking the
saucepan instantly off the fire Arrange
the p eccs Of chicken symmct .ically on
dish and serve.
COLD-DINNER BEEF. Take piece OF
beef flank six or eight inches wide. as
long as can BE- got Sprinkle salt ON it.
If fresh; prepare stuiliug as for fowls,
and spread over it; roll up very tight
and tic with strings 90 keep in place, as
the heat will curl it. Then tie or sew il
up in % cloth, and drop into rnpnly
boiling water Cook several hours: tho
larger tic piece the longer IL will take
Try with fork. When done lay be
tween boards and put % weight ON il.
keeping the cloth Still! on. When cold
il viii slice beautifully. II is best cooked
the day befo IL is wanted.
PNT PuuDrNa enc 20 nd Of -four;
one po tud of bread crumbs; three quar-
tors OF 20 pound Of usins; three quarter.
Of pound Of currauis aed uct three
or four cgg, milk; two ounces Cf can.
d.cd lemon pee. ono tCaspoonful oil
powdered n.l p!cc half tcaspDoufuI OF
s1it chop tha suct very fine, stone the
Iaisins, wash. pick and dry th curants,
n these with the other d'y ingredients,
and stir all well together: beat and
stain iho eggs into the pudding, stir
these in. and add just enough milk 10
m ks it prop1ly Tic it up iu n well
Toured 10th put it INTO boiling water,
and boil for no least fgc hour
R'cE CRoQuErrEs. Boil ono half
pound Of rice in ono quart OF boiling
water, with one even tablespoonful OF
salt, until it has become tender Drain
it and pat 10 into half 20 pint of fresh
milk. Flavor with four ounces OF sugar.
the grated rind of haf % lemon. or two
inches Of stick cinnamon COOK for half
an hour, stirring occasionally to prevent
burning. Take from th. Gre aud uradu-
ally stir into the rice tIc beaten yoke Of
three cg Return to the fire for
two minutes, when thc eggs Will
bc sufficiently scl Then sprea the
rice On large nat buIcred dish letting
DO cover DO TO- tha depth of one inch, and
sO Ict thc rice remain until cool enough
90 handle. Spread % clean board with
powdered cracker dust, turn thc rice
upon it and cut into strips about three
inches LONG and ono wide Roll Inc
croqucttcs into ths shape OF corks. Din
them first into cracker dust. then into
eQV. again into cracker dust. and then
diOp them Tor frying INTO 'oiiug lard
When done drain non grclc on au in.
vcucd sieve. OF bv laying ON brown
Iapcr IhD Cou.ry Homs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

a uHg in Beaufort ~ C.,dcs,roycd fifteen
stores and dwelling.
MoRE than ff.v suspicion character, were
arrested in Detroit tho other evening The
previous night Captain Ira a Holt a well
known ctnnI, was assaulted gnd robbed in
o fashionable ne ghlorhoJl. nul two hours
later the police bad sharp fight with four
thieves detected in n burglary Within q
few days the city has seemed to swarm with
criminals
FRAyg H1LNAS. the former conndenti u
clerk Of 4. II. Stewart. OF New York C,ty.
died In deepest poverty in Cnoiunati
AT Gin inunt death qulshsl ths ipli t..
ment against Cashier BIliwn. vino was ont
on $1,000 bail, p nl.ug trial, for colus on
with Harper the wrec;er OF ths Fidelity
Bank
TnE recently reported stories Of people
starving ani freezing 60 death in Western
Kansas are nuthJrtlt vely d,uiel
WILLIAM CRuzAV and Elijah Uln wealthy
youn4 farmers of DOuglai County. no.,
settled au old grudgc with pistols at short
range tlu was .n family killed
SIX men Were killed iu Cleve'anI. Ohio. by
The fan Of a liOfC0t span OF tic now yi1du O.
a TmE at Shormu. Tcxas. destroyed Che
Southern HDtel an two rafd noes. Five
persons wcr9 badly Lurucl
EyAyaElIr MOODY has begun n series Of
reyiyol meetings in Louisville. Ky
Il| '.Ii.F.IH Nf 1T negro Ft ffuIlfFIIIT.
Ind stabbed and killed DIS brother in a row
OFcr an o.d cont
IHE thnmDm -or 1.-,e.,l W degrees be-.
low zero nt Belgrade Mont
DuWyg thunlor aud lightning storm 40
MIdl'eburg tlI. "a blazing meteor we CHIN &
20J pound le.i to o. e.rtH.
AT Lima. Ohio. Mrs Anna Robe, o. slipuo 9
on thc iry p1yemcnt- nnj falling, broke her
mock.
AT I0u. IA Court House. Virginia. fire de-.
s.r1yed iweutyouo out ot tha tuonty four
business hous n ths plo.c
THr british brig kiliUuan. Captain Grant.
has arr rysd at baltimore SHc rGt-ct through
s.N miles of n0atur timber dJlbtles "a por.
iioI " tu great raft which broke away from
tha team Miranda
GJtEeNOn IOENEEg was in8uglratcd for
h.s oud term of to'mlut Ohio
NATURAL gas h8s rok Do ont in tbc water
fountain 1t tne LELAND Hotel. Chicago
TIM Detroit Light Infantry Armory. enc
haIdsomct .ill. grc of t.at character il tht
country was de-troyel hy Gr.
THg anniversary a. Che battle OF New or
le1ne was celebrated with giaat ceremony boo
tha Crescent Ctr
rHEEF was geo lis.1u on the Union Pacific
near ort rt.. w. o. Iu which two chill.
drn were burHol to death onl five pe5pt
injured
Two msu were Killed anil several hurt by
the bur tuE oi h1.I.r iu Brazil lud.
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knowed il all along! knowed nothin
hadn't happened oh, Chatty, Chatty!
| never was so glad o. nothin' in all my
life before"
But, spoke up Mr.. Perkins. glancing
iurtivcly toward the rocking-chair
who's thatl Who's the dead woman.
or the woman in a fit, or whoever she
is9'
Chatty broke into a mcrry tinkle of
laughter.
"It-it's only dummy. Uncle
Asahel, she confessed. 81 dressed up
the bolster in Aunt Tilda's double gown
and cap and spectacles and set it i'm the
rocking chair, so that If any one looked
into the window, they shouldn't fancy
the cd Place quite deserted For the
sunshine was SO bright, and the woods
looked so delightful, that l coui5Ht stay
IN! But, oh'-with penitent clasping
OF her hands--''I didn't indeed didn't
mean to give you such fright as thisr
Il don't mind the fright, my dear, so
long as everything has turned out right
at last. said Uncle Asahel his whole
face beaming into universal smile
"Nelghbors, will You sit down and take
snackV looking Hospitality around
on the aSSemblage. 1--WE hain't much
but soft gingerbread and dried peach
sass
And that's burned" guiltily muir
mered Chatty
But such az it is, you're kindly wei.
come TO it, added the farmer
But the ncjghbors decided TO return
to Cattield Parsonage, with the solitary
exception of Joel Fullerton, who elected
TO remain and be lectured 10y Chatty on
his o.iiCiousncss.
And so you really believed that old
specialized thing TO be-me" cried
thatty with infinite scorn.
" on know | had never seen YOU. q
pleaded Joel
And YOU went and spoiled Uncle
Asahcl'o Donation Party, and set all the
tongues in Catlield wagging, and mad,
a scene all on account of-a bolster?"
"l'll never do 50 again. abiectly ut
tered Joel
And herewith the young people burs
out into uncomfortable laughter
Then Mr. and Mrs. Perkins on tho
back porch, nodded their heads ant
said they guessed it was all right. -
Sa'urday Ngbt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

The youngest Union soldier 4 the late
war seems 10 be almost as numerous, as
tho aged colorcd woman who nureed
George Washington. st. Louis plpcr
now claims that the honor BELONGS to
Mr.. George FauIds who lives mt sOI
South Broadway, and is "a member Of
Frank j. Blair Post, g.. a r.. of that
city. Mr.. Faulds was just twelve wears
one month and seven DAYS o'd when he
mustered into the service on the 9TH dav
of November, 1861, and hc was mustered
out January a., 1868. lie was enabled to
enter the army 40 such au early agc hc-
cause his guardian, General Robert r.
Mitchell, desired to keep him with hum
6cncral Mitchell commanded the Ninth
Brigade OF The Ninth Division. under
General Buell.. General JcG C.. Davis
commanding the division. Soon after
hc was mustered boo Doc was placed ON
detached service as au orderly for Cen.
cral Mitchell. Mr FmIds went into the
service with Company u, Second Kansas
Cavalry. ilc also claims 90 bc the
youngest member of thc Grand Army of
the Republic. - By00tIlu f0yt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

THE President has made the following
nominal .ons; Joseph w Clapp. 90 be Collec-
tor of Customs Tor the District OF Nantucket,
Mass, aud Geo W. Melville, OF Arctic fame,
10 bo Chief of the Department Of Steam En-
Ginecring in the United States Navy.
Is the Thocbo Carlisle contested election
case, counsel for Tho,hc charged before the
House Committee that the returns were
withheld AMI falsiiiel, aud that he had been
offered money not 90 push the case,
MR IAMAR's resignation as Secretary Of
the Interior. and the Presidents reply there
To- are published Mr. Cleveland says no
,->.>s upon Mr. I.Rmar'S retirement from the
CABIN with the most profound and sincere
regret ~
Consular appointments 10y the President;
j. Harvey brigham, Of Louisiana, Consul
at Kingston, Jamaica; William H. Brad
ford, OF Alabama, at Barronquilla; Lcbheus
g. bennington, West Virginia, ut Rio
Grande do Sui; Jacob L. Doty OF Brooklyn,
y y. nt Tahiti Society Islands, Thomas
w. HotchkiSs, g. New York, at Ottawa,
Ont; Beckford Mackcy, of south Carolina, at
Pas.o Del Norte; Charles = Torck, of Texas,
at Monterey.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

Nathan n. Sutton was hnuZel o. Oakland,
Cal, for the murder of Alexander Martin, a
ranchman, in September, 1876 strenuous
Efforts were mnis in Sutton's behalf Tor "a
Communication OF sentence. but Governor
Waterman refused 90 Interfere
Sutton maintained his cool demaauor on
the safOld, but his death was very horrible
on account of a hluulcr Of the sheriff AZ
sixteen minutes past twelve Sheriff Hale
r8isei his hnnd as che siml. % cut
the roo which hell thc trap in
place Tie fran doors dro1p1 AMI sutton
shOt through the open ug % The end Of ths
rope. Tlcn "a Cry of horror went up from
people w0o stood around tie g0liow, Th,
unfortunate mans neck was eJ soft and
hahby from long coIfu mcnt that bis heal
was almost torn from hs body Two 90 cams
of h.ogd hot up fully foot into thsn.rfr0m
the side Of % neck
The blood riu trickluq down his coat in "a
n" rlY sire1W 1ui Che s'yht tt8s one nrv.r t1
Dr. forgot 'u by thos1 who were unfortunate
enough ~ Doc pre- ont Many of tine sD .rtl-
tors hurredly ran out Of the jail yard. for
the ght of the fountain of bloJl plrviny
undo the gll'Jw was more than thay could
stand. The uuforiunat. occurrence HHs Il 7e
t0fCp long 1rop
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

fca coffee and cocoon ore .hro sdmis
sblc drinks. but none iu czccss For
fhc voice corol fhc most beneficial It
should never bc mldc too strong. and
those cocoas are the best that have been
deprived Of Their oil S cup of Thin
cocoa just warm is more t0 Ic recon-
mcndcd between tlc cvcri0n of sinV
ing than any alcoholic b,tcug Tea
must not Doe taken TOO strong nor whom
10 has drawn too long fof fca thcn bc.
comes acid and "a bad influence upon
thc m con membrane OF Che ihroet
hcre b. always dry sensation after
hlvng taken acup of tlmt Do s been aI
lowed t9 draw too long A vocaI. had
better du without sugar Boo Ten. and only
take mills with TO- 4meriog Dypggia.
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Eating 100 Egg5 at One sitting.

At the Hoffman House last night a
party sat at table I'm the art gallery
making wagers each on his own partici.
lar trick. A a young broker who spent
last summer with his grandmother i'm
Jersey, won pocketful OF groenba, Ks
on trick taught him 10y the good old
lady. lie had lost considerable money
on catch bets when he offered TO WAGER
any one in the party that he could eat
more eggs than any other three men
present providing he was permitted TO
have the last turn. A doctor. coroner
and bank teller took the bet After a
brief d scussion the three gentlemen de
cided to tackle fried cggs. lie repaired
TO an all-night restaurant in Sixth ave
nue. famous for the encounters which
mon about town nave had within its
portals and ordered batch. Every man
ate and the waiter handed a check for
several dozen.
Then theyoung broker that had learned
thing or two from his Jersey grand
mother directed the cook TO crack and
spill into large pan 100 fresh eggs. Be
fore putting the eggs into the pan, how
ever, he ordered that il be halri.lcd with
vinegar. His instructions were oarricd
out. After allowing the m xturcto cook
a reasonable time the cover wa5 II ted
and the eggs paced in By dish. By
I ERIN .ssioa OF the propr ctor the gentle
men interested la watched the cooking
When the eggs were brought forth every
one except the man with the Jersey
grandmo;ner gave vent 10 calculations
OF establishment The 100 egg colld
bc conveniently put into an orlinar,
tcacup. Then the owner ate them i'm
hal n dozen swallows.
"Ihcrc'sa a hole in the pan, yelled one
Of the party.
NO there amt I'll explain. The
vinegar has eaten them. /, is q fact.
1ou can drop a thou and eggs into q
boiler with little vinegar in AMI you
will find that when cooked i'm 1.-THE cp0s
viii dirappcar as if by magic. $751; Ncr
Ylgh WfI anil ErDygt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
4 Quaint FpliaUl

ln the new cemetery ut Stirling. scot
lund, there is tombstone tothc memory
OF % " Chicf-Constablc of Stirlingsh rc. :
which, though erected "a latcas 1907. hl.
In the cpitaph "a most quaint and sug
gcsiivc illustration OF mortality.
Our hfc "a but a winter DAY.
some only breakfast and away.
Others 60 diuucr stay.
and are fui foI.
tHo Oldest man buf SUBS
aud goo to bel.
largo boo BIS debt
that lingen ont Doe day.
ho chat goes soonest
has ths least to pay."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
NElysY NOrHs.

1HEHE nre in round numbers 1000, ,OO0
Hebrews iu the world.
LfQUoR LICENSEES in ST. Paul, Mimi. have
becn fixed nt $1,000 each.
"WArFn is o4 dear os brcadn in San Jose,
Cal according to a local paper.
OvEHtwcuty thousand Russian immigrants
have reached This country This year.
NENFzuELk has invited Is Tolitcal cxilos TO
return and m1kc themselves at home
A cRrmArtoS soci ty has been organized
in Worcester, Mass with capital OF So.
LAKE HURON IS lower than tho oldest resi-.
douts ever sawi hc water IS two feet bo.
low Che lowest point Of @ ycar aud @ halt
ego
AT Weimar Germany, two old people
named Bnyer husband nnl wife, died sud-
denly on Doc sixty dith oan'yort1ry of thcir
wcjiius
IuEralbitt plague bas appeared in Flor
ida Tho animals arc playing havoc w th
The green peas 1ni cabbagos boz the southern
seeiiO OF Che state.
FORTY oNE vessels, with ou aggregate tom
mage OF 1865. were built in Maine during
lSs5 against forty two vessels with a ton.
mage of $3.50 boo 1886
DuRyG 1857 Prc,id ut Cleveland pardonsd
lOl convi"ts Arkansas was most fortunate,
securing thc release of tau criminals Among
ihe pardonci were four MomOns and two
Indians
TuE late SIR MoGau, Of Michigan. was the
third member Of tlo present lower House of
t0ngre o. DE neither Mr. Robertson Of
Jouson1. nor Mr k0neof New York lived
to take hs seat
THF Rev Fli Fay 70. D.. Of los Angeles.
Cal has si-uiheJ Dis Intention of giving
si0iou Tor tho endowment o a college FOR
women. go ho located iu Mesqeuusetts. as 70
memorial of Dis deceased wife
Tur raprI uf .Trran .f f. rar..rfsF Ha...
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

Shakespeare makes Cesar say chat COW.
ards die many times before their deaths
and SOD they do And .o d0 thou and
upon thousands OF persons who rupt
their lives away. Thcy make thcmsolvc.
old with imagined aches and pains and
ante tcipatcd disfros-cs. It is not rood On
g vo way t0 mcmims Authorization
brings the misery chat &C. look for 10
wc think wcafc Sick wo shall c sick. m
we anticipate de cp tulo it win rum 10
meetus.
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PEACE


Winds and wild waves in headlong huge COM
motion
ceud, dark with tempest, DER the Atlantic's
breast;
While underneath, few fathoms deep in ocean,
Lie peace and rest
Storms in mid air, the rack before them
sweeping,
Hurry AM hiss, like furies hatc-possesssd:
While over all white cloullet pure are sleep
ing
In peace aud rest
Heart, o wild heart why in the storm world
raging
Flit'st thou thus m dway, passions slave an d
jest,
When ali SO near above, below unchanging,
Are heaven and resti
C. W WjUis
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a Blind Kentucky Privnte Gets
NcarIy. 100000.

The largest pension Wlt ever pls q
through ths Louisville Off has Just boon
paid The amount is sl3tDstl 10 qoe. to
loIn I Smia1. of C.unsu ,Inifs.
County rs. TIE pension ,Ia,a1
with 1 month from Januuv IeE.
whI h chHukcl tI stl Ii 1855. e. sTHY
u ls,2. 500 u i-l4 aud tly in l-l- Smith
HIs rvate iu t0Ilp. p.uy s. OF the .,th
Regiment of Il..n0 No.uIt.e.s uui EARLY
Doe the gtr received iliu.i o. bs eyes.
foch cuiei boo ta.'l = .mlaest
Willie Ida Gcphar was RcinQ Married
at Nc Pleasant, N. y her mother with
q scream, fell to- the 00or Of the church
unconcious. Then I o foppcd into tho
arms of the groom The minister wasn't
TO be deferred by little thing like That,
and kept on VIII tire service until it
Was finished. Then ldn's mother was
picked up and restored 90 consciousness,
and Ida herself came around all right.
Congressman Kelly. "the fathar Of the
house, ~ is still I'm feeble health. but De e.
rapidly growing stronger. lie will make
a full recovery 10 he 4 .e7 not strain him-
3 III by ovcTwOrk IA tendency he has al.
ways been prone to.