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Well Dressed,

LnRa OF LIE
/ once heard a mother who had been
criticised for her personal vanity by a
somewhat gosSlpy neighbor, say that she
made II a duty and a pleasure 10 keep
weli.dressed, Tor she was likely al any
hour 10 be called upet 10 entertain
friends whose good opinion was Of such
consequence that she could not afford TO
run tho risk Of having them find her In
any but neat and presontable attire, The
friends we're her husband and children,
and she was fully compensated for her
caro- In this direction by their approval
and appreciation. 10 DO nwell.dreBged"
was not 10 her mind an admission Of e1-
trayaSanCe. Good taste and good plan.
ming often stand In place Of dollats and
cents, and the lady Ia question was able
10 dress well on half the cost Of her neigh.
boris wardrobe.
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BALTIMORE &OHIO RAILROAD
DDepafture Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November u, lSSS-ERStern time,
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, 1898 q
m, ~ n, $40 p m daily, and ll;l6 p m daily
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NEW YoRK, Feb 2l,-CotpCt homlnAil iANs
az n loadSHlet and lltohEefl domestic $40.
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Philadelphia Pres,
Hero Is a story that has a s~uspiciously
familiar sound to me, although l can't
tell Just how many times or by what
different people it has been told TO me.
II comes this time from Mr.. Blakely
Hall, who writes that the manager oil
one Of the best known comedy organiza-
tons in the country said the other day:
II drifted into a town called Vim.
Cennes some time since, and Just before
the Performance l went under the stage
" tell the musicians something about
dramatic music. There was a solitary
man with a bald head and long chin
whiskers sitting on one side Of the lead.
er'sdesk. l asked him where the band
was.
M,l'm the band said tho man torscly.
AL Of it2"
"'All there Is OF II. The rest IL
across the street playing ut the iiremen'a
ball.
%SSha. o. you playR"
"Well,"1 said, II have no doubt you
arc a very good player"
"'No, I'm not he said frankly. III
were any good I'd DO across the street
playing al the ball."
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loRthBomo disease, Catarthi
and valnly trying every known remedy
at last found q recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
Ing a self addressed stamped envelopetc
Prof.. j, A, Lawrence, SS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
Tree Of charge. MwAF.EoW
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GIVE Ely's Cream Balm a trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of
Satarrh, hay fever, cold in the head, &C.,
can DO obtained Of any reputable drug.
gist and may be relied upona as q safe and
pleasant remedy forthe above complaints
and will give immediate relief. II Is not
q liquid, snuff or powder, has no often.
sive odor and can be used at any time
with good results, as thousands can
testify, amongthem some Of the attaches
OF this ofice.-Spirtt Of the Times, May
no 1000 NwPIW
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For 81, Clairsyille, s5s m, $50 and $40
p m, daily, except Sunday,
Express trains arrive from Chicago, S:66 and
$3.50 . N and $40 p m daily, and 4;& i m daily
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
,..,,, RrnplSd, cry cLERK's oEYIcE,
FVhl siiiyG, ", Va, Feb. ~, 1859, J


,.,,-., Al, vii be received u the office
seAlra I,rS uGtg, Thursday, February, y,
o. ihsI.5 lo,k p. NJ, Tor the removal q AZ
ilShea rtla 'an3 9lal rom SdaN T. n6 tae nv sin ~
q lggn ..atIi ely, fpr one year, ending March
" pI IkS iin, district, comprising all OF the
FiE,I T1 a. 3s;,c,nd district, comprising tho sCcOud
11a s'is " i 'li district. compFIlng the Third
,bi Fourth warns nu,n,,, all sor,b
fgI Nv tr'rg "a CaldWells Run,
o. WIN NJ Pith dltficL COmpTi!lng all south OF
I9I snN . hun 10 the southern line OF the city,
No Ienoa VII 4r awarded Tor ln9is than one
S vi lar mote llnn Que district;
Pg s.anosits 10 lu addressed to, the Chairman oil
TID,nSittrG on Health, the Committee Te-
s ly tbc rghIto reject any o. AZ hldSi
City Clerk,
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A REMARKABLE ECHO.
The Southern Colonsrs had Judgment IN
Selecting Al Assistant.

wv
Selecting an Assistant.
S~araaRah Aert.
Echo was a mountain nymph in the
old poetic days, but modern realism has
changed her into an Irishman. AT least
the guests OF the Georgia Colonel must
have concluded so. Colonel ogeechee
has avery remarkable echo on his place
a few miles from this city, one, in fact,
which would clearly repeat whole sem
fences.
The gentlemen TO whom this assertion
was made were interested but inCredu-
leus, and arranged TO accompany Colo
mel 0geechee home the next afternoon
TO test the wonderful echo, The Colonel
found, on getting home, that in the heat
Of the discussion he had claimed more
than the facts justified, Determined
not to be beaten, he called his Irish la
borer,
"Pat," says he, some gentlemen are
coming home with me tomorrow after
noon to hear the echo, Now, / want
you To go across the river before time for
me to arrive, so you can answer back
whatever We may call cut"
"You name for me to play ikker, sorr?"
asked Pat, grinning,
"That's It exactly" said the colonel.
"Now do you thoroughly understand
that you are to answer back exactly
what we say2"
"oh, ,yiss, sorri ye can depind on me
entoirely,n
Next afternoon the Colonel took his
friends TO the river bank, and all were
ready for the experiment,
Making a speaking trumpet Of his
hands, the Colonel reared, "Are you
there3"
Back came the echo with startling dis
tinctness;
"YlS, SORT; Owe been here since four
ay the clock"
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LIS. Coon sells dvgOodsthe cheapest
FINANCE AND TRADE.


The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar
kets.
NEW YoRK, Feb, 2l,-MouCy on call easy at
X to . per cent? closed offered at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper lac per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but firm at 81 S61Sai $50, Sales
of stock 2i2,CG7 shares.
The stock market was somewhat more active
to-day, First prices were from Il to x per cent
lower than last evenings figures, and after fur
thCr losses, In which Missouri Pacific and Lack
awanna were tho most conspicuous, there was o
reaction, which brought most stocks 10 about
the level OF tho opening figures. The down.
ward movement was soon resumed, however,
and toward noon there was more animation and
tho weak tone became more pronounced With
the pressure heaviest against the Changers and
Coal StoCks, while tho Gould shares were for 4
tlme we'll held, Burlington, Rock Island, St.
Paul, Jersey Central and New England became
prominent for losses sustained, and the lowest
prices were gcnenlly reached toward 2 !, M
after which there was u pronounced rally, and
most OF tho losses were TcRained, The close
was quiet but tirm, The entire active list Is
lower tonight, Missouri Pacific u down " per
cent, Denver, Texas aud II, Worth u per cont,
Railroad bonds weak; sales Sl,65g,00..
Government and State bOndsuuil aud steady,
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Is continually going on in the human
system, The demon Of impure blood
strives to gain victory over the constitu-
ton, to ruin health, to drag victims to
the grave. A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the weapon
with which to defend ones self, drive
the desperate enemy from the field, and
peace and bodily health for
many years. Try this peculiar medi'
cine. 2
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Mr., Cold Dark-T KANT see, Yeller.
by, II yo's outera job, why yo' don't get
9 shovel an go to putin in coal" Mr.,
Chrome Yellerby-"Do you s'pose, sab,
dat q gemman OBJ my complexion would
brack his hands on any such job as dat?
No, sab; coal may do for niggahs, but
the Yellerbys only handle a mineral
nearer their own color"
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A California woman gathered 5O2 Gu.
Cumsers from a volunteer vine which
grew in her garden.


You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about 1t. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
a thing 1t is. II you have ever tried 1t,
you are one Of It's staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about It is,
that when once given a trial, Dr.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds u place
in tho house. II you have never used 1t
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give
1t a fair trial. It is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan L Co.'S drug store. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettor, chapped hands, Chilblaing,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect BatiBiac.
tion, or moneyreiunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & 90.
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-, :, GHAs;; q; sGUll, Gen, Pass Agent.
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Express trains arrive from 81. Louis and Gin.
clnnAti, 4;H Q m and 6'20 p m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BGltl.
more and Washington, D. O., via Grafton, 1895
p m and 9:O6 p N daily; via. Pittsburgh, lO;lb
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pslIcnte ChIIdren, NursInr

Mothers, overworked Men, aud for all
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability to digest ordina-
ry food, or from overwork OF the brain
or body, all such should take scoTT's
EMULSION Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites. II used the Emul.
sion GU a lady who was delicate, and
threatened with Bronchitis. It put her
in such good health and spirits, that |
must say it is the best Emulsion lever
used."-L. p. WADDELL, NJ, d., Hugh's
Mills, s. O. MwPGw
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~ATnTNTOpC E0ITIO pIn pOID
B hans,tnle ~ =. g. SSV T yIaIo wI,Sa,iL. S OaGM
In effect November II, 1855 Eastern times
Express LOT Chicago and The Northwest 1922 q
N, Si0 P M, $40 N daily, and ll;lb pm daily
except Saturday.
hTxPTSs Ior Clncihnall and " Lonll, lO;2oRm
COLUMBUS ScooHgmodA.Io,h, SiS5 q N, daily.
fof C0lumpuSI S;bb aud lO;2O q N daily, and
ll;l6 p N, daily except Saturday, and 2:a m
daily, except Sunday,
pi EfT 4 tor WGShlngton, y. g. BalsimHEc,
n and 5iOp m, daily, via PittiburSG S:SSo ?, N.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 800 a IN
dallyi express, 1889 q M daily, l;4b p m, daiy
lnRtonl Par b;8Q p N, daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, baltimore and
Philadelphia ~ 900 p m daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2;I5 a m, Sunday
only.
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General Notices.
1orIGE M BONpHOLpERs.

N uond, Of Ohio County, West Viz.
HoIdsp Y loo each, bearing per cont inter;
81, arc htIlSSss' Vii, GI, 90, 1870, 20, ID, 80,
i19 Oi, iii, 80, %, Lar Snd isS, hISs
S,sp dt.Sn, aI4 lhe ~ ,sT SO VIZ nt y Az Rai Of n Mss w
Bank OF VIZ %intereSt will cease m said bonds
neIl ~ ApN =, ID, DOBBIHa,
from WAY sSt BOARD Of Commissioners o. the
Pisi,a H, III Ohio. West Virginia. iel6
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZanO'I
9fchAtl North and South Front Streets and
UoaLn rum hIeeu q very low figures.
AbafgAln.
Double BticE House, n and 70 vlrgislR street.
WI teil separate or both together, They cor,
hln all modern improvements.
seven KOotied HOute, lS7 South Broadway;
E0ed property a. much less than cost.
pogr R9oned Cottage for Ss2S,
hlghl R9emed House, North Front street
hiSt 10y al 10 good condition; $500.
make 4 pleasant hore.
rsk k9omed Brick House, southwest cornCI
dnliytiEllh aud Wood streets, At q bargain
gSGL.ing Houses, large aud small, always OF
oaIs WV" GO. sM1rn. ION Main s..DOl.
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ID. Q. al O. RnIlrnnd.

BeilAiro h zanesvllle Through passenger leaves
bellAtfeA t S;40A' MT arrives AZ BellRiTo At $3.50
y, a,
WOodSacld Passenger leaves BellGire at A;9O p,
M arrives at BGllRlfe at S;aS q, n,
eummer1eld Accommodation leaves hellAIIO
Of l2:9o p. M, arrives At BOllAlrO At llinO q. m,
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when Baby was sick, We gave her castorla,
Whom she wasa Child, she cried for ca,tOrla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castOria,
When she had children, she gave them cutoriu
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FOR SALE,

E$S 81 IN 'SS SnS and 25i2 Main street rents NJ
o. sl0l Main street, '''"VV'
A. XIV aInd, 2lj Market street,
70 liSl Market ItteSi,
a. !S9 And lOl2 Market litOOL.
~ IVA Market street, ~
e. Nv MAtke street"
a. w Twelfth steel,
60 NSotlh Front street.
N. 80, Jacob iltCVl.
iSSaIIt Htm Am. short Creek, 100 lcrtL
~ aim near Marietta, O6iO.
iO ItS,o' atm neAt M%!AtAnOfAl Ohio,
m 11Sgv arm neat LltllVlOn, ", w,
ACRE Farm, bCllSb, ". Va.
R,., JAMES A. HENRY,
tS,bSv AEehL ". Pension and Claim Az,
collector and Notary Pubiio,
--uIIlCEi No, 1919 MAMIE BfARST,
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travellers, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRANsLon and after Nov. is, lsSs-4x
day excepted. Monday excepted, isStif iay
SSSspssd; lsInd4y only, Saturday only
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
,FSSIIIp, % 9n tS SSS W H5tSI IsStu Z / FEm October SSNSS R 4, ISss,
will run ~ follows:
LEAVE WHEELINO:
$50 q, M, 7:0OA. IN, Oa. M, ll:0O O. M, 1850 y,
M $3.50 p NJ, b'0 p, M, 100 p. M 900 y, IN.
LEAvE WHEELING PARK:
6:lOa q, NJ, 7:45l o, m 1000 a. IN, 1880 m,, $50
p M, 400 p mr. 6;lO p. M, SCOT y, m" lO;0Op, m,
ON sUNDAYs-Untl further notice trains will
run o. follows; Leave the city at 500 U, M, and
Park Rt:9:00a m, and run every hour until ID
P, m, Except church train will leave Park at
9:46 q, IN, and city u i2:lb p. IN.
no24 q, HIRsCH, Eun'L.
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NOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND
e.ilar, with privilege Of large lawn, In
pIs,,snt Valley, M Motor line, Natural gas.
ppo.,cSIcn Immediately, Enqulle OF CHARLES
sgIBgRT, City. le4l
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FOR SALE.
(si)T wcnty.fOur Lots in Caldwolps Add.
ton 10 tie CITY Of Wheeling.

TIlV W"VeIE"6F
nI stl Lon arc bounded on the north BY TWENTY,
Ntaih e!TccL on the cast BY Fillmore stFeoL, On
s Ky S1uul " INC HRndlan Homestead, and op
Iheii proximity 10 tho above named railroad
establishments.
le auction, " '9lu ~ PuV
EO' terms and further Information apply 10
W, v. HOGR 4 BRO,
o. WILLIAM N. lANpLAN, '"'S"
aoh saw Cor ChGpllnN 4 Sixteenth Al.
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educational.
De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tsl.totS Of Tho vlsltatlon.J

A school OF more than national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation OF young ladies in all departments. Ii,
brAry OF six thousand volumes, Fine phIlo.
sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CorpsoI
plano teachers trained by q leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal culture
according to the method OF tho old Italian mas.
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty aud health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, aud references to patrons in
all the principal cities, address
sci THE DTRRCTRFRg.
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The rice prospects Of the South are
not good. Bad storms and floods have
done great damage.
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FARM o SALE.

have A nice Farm al 10 acres, lying along the
liho between Tyler and wGtzel counties tpartly
10 each four miles from New MRrtlnSyIlle;
nearly all down III grass, we'll wAtered, Gubstan.
uL Improvements, aud In a good neighbOrhood,
Nhieh wish TO sell. The title Is perfect, aud
VIII be sOld al a bargain and on reasonable terms
at payments.
Csllo % q address me at New MartluEvllle,
il ''"A IfiREb. b. BOWERS. Trustee.
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A bill has passed the Nevada Assem-.
bly, prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
linnora To women.
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RoaI Estate.
FOR RENT.

~ Az GhAplluC street, 5 room. ,,....,.Sii 20
M AZ VSh4vl lae street, 0 fOOmS.."..."".... il %
M IN NAM ,lfcet, I tOOmA."""....,..... . "
Ma SiSS nnileg2 y rooms ,u.," /. .,,,...... Z o.
No' III vTHLAv! Stree, "".n",.,,,..,,,,.....,.. 80 ~
No, ipS wv s!IGSl ttorc.rOOn. ,...~..".,, 10 W
Ma. i6J WY hlIrel, saloon ,..."...,.,..... q 0O
Eoo XIV SNAiket tlr slOrU.rOOm and . rOoInI % d
M TT,iiss NAIaet street, . rooms, III loOF,., II h
M SS.,n, MARKET street, Hall, "a 1OOF,,.,.. d
M " allh ~ tlofc'tOOm aud dwelling, "a ID
NSS ~ tiEhlGenth affect 2t0omI "..,,s,, 8 ID
M ss%S, WO0lA ~, SlOfC.tuOm and dWCIiinR
lin a VAN ~, saloon or boarding houSe
and eSIiS,, 'So LOIS House . rooms, attic
NuVeIaII nAlNtAl ga. .n.....m,......,,,. Q d
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NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
Residence, Nc, III Fourteenth street, AP'
Nv TO ]. Il. GREER. de2g
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For Rent.

IN0R REXT-THE DESIRABLE
Residence No, ~ Main street. Apply 70
WI II, IRWIN, ley
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For M~oundsyille, $40 a m. and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, and $50 p m, daily.
Grafton accommodation, $40 IN, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 . m, daily, except Bun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
A Serious Shooting ARRAY.

In Portsmouth, Va, Saturday night Geo. W.
r. Mcdonnell, a prominent railroad man,
sought out Geo. Ainsworth, a young travelling
salesman, and after brief conversation pistol
shots followed each other in rapid succevion.
Immediately after young Ainsworth was seen
running toward High street crying murder,
closely followed by Mcdonnell, who carried
smoking pistol in his hand. Ainsworth, on
reaching the entrance of the Ocean house, ran
through the door, still pursued by Mcdonnell.
The chase was continued through the rear of
the hotel and out into the yard, where Aims
worth fell from the loss Of blood. Andrew
Ainsworth, a brother, followed the parties TO
the yard and assisted the wounded man to the
office of DR.. II. F. Butt where an examination
was made by Drs. Butt and Parrish, and it was
found that three balls had taken effect-one in
the left side, passing into the abdomen, and
two in the left arm. one above and the other
below the wrist. The wounded man was sent
TO his home on a stretcher. Mcdonnell was
committed to Jail and bail refused, as the shoot
ing may possibly prove fatal. There is a ru-
NOR to the effect that Ainsworth had been pay
ing attention to McDonnelPs daughter against
his wishes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
A Papal Tribunal In America.

A Philadelphia correspondent of the New
York Sun says: The appointment Of high
ecclesiastical tribunal by the pope for the
Roman Catholic church in the United States is
believed to have been already made. The in
formation obtained is to the effect that to the
tribunal or court shall be referred all cases in
which the church in the United States is con-
cerned, for adjudication, and that the tribunal
consists Of Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore,
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia, and Arch
bishop Corrigan of New York. The object of
the tribunal is to relieve Rome of the burden
of hearing appeals from this country. The
court will not interfere with the present courts
established in the country for the trial of cases;
further than that, instead of an appeal being
made directly from the metropolitan to Rome,
1t will be from the metropolitan to this new
ecclesiastical tribunal
The correspondent of the New York Catholic
Ne,os, writing from Rome on August 6, says:
The archbishop of Baltimore is q man of
such ability that Rome is content to leave in his
hands whatever concerns the welfare of the
Catholic church in the United States. Though
1t is true that Archbishop Corrigan knows Rome
better than any other bishop in the United
States, 1t also Is true that nobody knows Aneri-
can religious wants better than Cardinal Glib
bons. The pope and Cardinal Simeoni, pre-
feet OF the propaganda, regard the opinion of
the cardinal-archbishop OF Baltimore so highly
that no important affair of any kind is decided
at Rome without first consulting him. This is
far from declaring that he may become the next
pope. No doubt the next pope will be an Ital-
ian, provided the present policy of the church
continues and there is no strong opposition
either in the changed condition Of things or
on the minds Of the greater majority of his
sacred college,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
A BEAUTY'S SOCIAL DOWNFALL.
Louise Gay, Who Eloped With a Long
Branch Waiter, Now O Huckster.

A Long Branch dispatch TO the New York
World says: A woman today drove huckster
wagon along Ocean avenue, stopping at the
hotel to sell her goods, who was, twelve or
thirteen years ago, belle at the same hotels.
She was brilliant and beautiful woman then,
and was much sought after. She had magnif-
cent diamonds and costumes and was driven
about in luxurious victorias. Now she wears
coarse, homemade clothes and her face is
bronzed by exposure TO the weather. But 1t is
beautiful face yet, though the expression IL
worn and sad
This woman lives down the beach about four
miles, in tumble-down house.
"Brick" Pomeroy, who was down here this
week. recognized her when she was described
to him. He said her name was Louise Gay.
Her father was Capt. Gay. formerly Of Rich
mond, Va. He was Q wealthy man and Louise
moved TO the north, making his home near
Buffalo. He and his daughter used to visit all
the summer resorts. She was accomplished
and intellectual. Many hattering offers Of mar
riage were made to her. One day she disap-
peared from the hotel here. The head waiter,
a colored man, was also missing. They had gone
away together. When Capt Gay learned OF 1t
he was crazy with rage. He said he would kill
his daughter if he ever met her. He died few
months later, leaving his fortune 90 that his
daughter could never be benefited by 1t.
''Louise's mother died when she was a child"
said Mr.. Pomeroy, land she was brought up by
servants. For that reason always felt like ex-
cusing her."
Mrs. Bentley never speaks to any one except
on business matters. She ia only known a.
farmers wife.