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nor VERY LIKELY.
Congressman Wilson and His Offers from
Missouri.

Sp>eial T,iegrgm 70 N. Etgis'sr.
washington. d. c., June 1.-The peo-
ple Of Missouri are SO anxious TO secure
Representative Wilson rs q citizen Of that
State that dispatches are being sent east to
the effect that he will accept the presidency
Of the State College This statement Is
altogether premature, if not unfounded. In
a conversation with the REGISTER CORE
spondent only few days before he went
West Mr.. Wilson said that he had no idea
Of leaving his nome and his people. He
naturally appreciated the fattering induce
ments offered him by the sterling people OF
Missouri. but he is satisfied to cast his lot
with the growing and prosperous show III
the State Of West Virginia.
MIR. WILSON INTERVIEWED.
\ Kansas City dispatch says:-"A re
porter for the Journal called on Mr.. Wilson
M the Midland Hotel, yesterday, and asked
him whether he meant TO accept the preSl-
deucv of the University of Missouri in case
II is offered TO him. His reply 10 that was
..There has never been any formal OF
official offer Of the presidency OF the Mis-
souri, State University made to me. y
number Of prominent citizens, including
some of the curators of the university, have
conferred with NE Informally about the
matter / have regarded this as very
high compliment. because the position Is a
great and tempting one. but have UNI
formly said that l did not sec my way clean
to the favorable consideration Of the mat
ter"
"Thcn YOU haven't determined whether
YOU would rather be a Congressman or q
university PRESIDENT he was asked.
no. have not. Besides, it is serious
thing this thing of pulling up stakes and
changing ones residence from one State Ia
another
us il your intention TO seek the nominal
ton for Congress ut the hands of your West
Virginia constituencies
MY present expectation is TO be candl-
date for reelection TO Congress
And your inclination toward politics Is
greater than your desire 10 occupy the po
sition of an educator
vaccinations depend on circumstances
and are not easily explained. | am on my
way to Columbia, where have been IN
vited to visit, and will 20 from there TO St
Louis for days sojourn; thence will re
Ia ton
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Louis Dclbrugge ~ Co.

Louis Dclhrugge ~ Co.
vs. I'm Chsncery.
Mary Ritter and other-.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Circuit Court of
Ohio county in the above entitled cause entered
on the 24th day Of May 1870 1t j. referred 20
the undersigned. Commissioner Of said Court.
90 settle the accounts Of Il. Il. D0vrner us trus-
tce in the deed OF trust from +. W. Ritter
named ia the bill->hoWiug bow much money
is IN .hc hands OF said Dovencr ~ trustee after
paving the debt secured by the said deed Of trust
and the costs OF sale. how much money was
paid hy j. o. PAYNE. the purchaser. and how
much i still owing 10y him. how much OF said
fund the said Mary Ritter Is entitled 20 in lieu
~ dover - the widow u the said +. W. Ritter.
how much she is entitled 20 rs the assignee ~
Henry. Catherine and Lizzie Ritter or either Of
them. how much should be- paid 10 her for the
care and support ~ John, Mary and Lottic
Ritter or either OF them. how much should De-
paid % her n the guardian Of said Jokn.
Mary and L0ttie the liens on the funds coming
to said Mary. their amounts and prioritlcs.
also. any other matter deemed pertinent hy the
Commissioner or required boy any party IN in
ierest. Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has Fixed upon Monday, the 23d day OF
June. $50. commencing az o'clock a. m. O.,
the time and his Office No. 1917 Chapline street.
Wheeling. W. Va. as the place 40 which he viii
proceed to ascertain aud report the several mat
ter> In thc said order of reference required.
Given under my hand this 9th day of May.
1870. GEO. r. BOYD.
Commits ioner.
WHITE y ALLEN. Attorneys foF Compliments.
mY3ioaWf
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Notice TO Contractors
OFFICE or THE Cul CLEE.
MANrIN.- Emmy. q IY---

S,EALED PROPOSALS WlLLBE EI..IIl
- by the Council 81 the tiiy . NH
Ferry. Ohio. until O'Clock D. m. 900 q ..r.. ..
the 81 day 81 July. 1871. for the Impotence.
Fourth street in said city. a> follows. t... -
nshing the material. grading c0u.fr.r'
necessary foundation and paving OBJ. -.r...
fir. brick In accordance with >p.rIl-.f
file IN the City Clerks Office A..rI..
number of square yards of paving .
l25Oi Each bidder will hr r'quIr,I f........
with the City Treasurer OF tAr tfft .l N.
Ferry the sum of Two Hundred ,,9u Do -.
% guarantee that hr will enter in'na r...-..
IL awarded to him. according io fH. 'trU-
bid. after notification of fhr award
cript OF the Treasurer Tor the two llnHr..
lars must be- enclosed with each Dol. OIL. r
ceipts will be- forwarded to the Treasure
the award of the contract Will Iu,frAtf.
refund the money deposited fo Oh. un-u-..- -..
bidders upon application. and ioth.r.i'i -,
after the execution Of th" contract
tn. CITY Council Reserves ihr right t.H
any or an bids, Copir, OF tAe -it-..a.f
and blank proposals furnished hl
the CITY Clerk Proposals must N.
~ the City Clerk and endorsed "l'r
Paving
By order ~ Council.
r. i. ALLENpEt
ie5ra tIfN i....
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CrAR BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Notice to Mariners.

.nN AND AFTER JUNE -lul ,tIE $40 81
~ De- taken ia passing oh-'f....' DIT
form of coflrrdlms for the hri-.
in the Ohio River by the Nnrioin lf. H'
Railroad Company under pcrmi
/ nit.I states Government Thr.s nI-fru.'..
will be- placed about one and quar-
above the mouth OF Biz Sandy River. 'H- N.
tnnt about four hundred and nuy feet .r.U
of bank Of river on the West Virginia ..I.
one nbout .iN hundred feet from fh'
Ohio side These distractions WiII
Gated by a red light 20 the center D'
and showing ten feet above tho
When they are covered boy high
,itiou will bc shown by % red la ...i
light. placed similarly to The Light
WM ID. JANNIN.
Division lu.If..
Norfolk and Western kai.r"lI
CEREDO. ". Va. June %. $50.
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NOTICE OF DRAWING
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. PlE>I
y to the requirements OF th' muri-N
Buck,1r Glass Company. works If 81
Ferry Ohio. to Alfred Caldwell. dated No
bier 9Th 1871. recorded among ih" l1nl
ia Belmont county. Ohio, Zoo secure i.
said Company. that twenty 90 -liI hnnl
selected by jon for redemption lnd i.
July lst. 1870 by said Company boo a"r"r
with the provisions Of said mnr'-Ht'.
numbers 81 tho said twenty bonds an
lows:
3. IL. -. 33. 80. ~, 30. SO. %. 90. i"'
100, 1913, 100. 2I3. 22O. e33. RS. .''
800.
The said twenty bonds wiii Lr raif
Company upon presentation at the ban.
Ohio Valley. iu the city 81 Neclin.. rs
the first day 81 July, 1880 Or thereafter
with interest thereon for the first h.
year lsqO. Interest upon said tw'n
shall cease on July l-t. lsgD. aul f..
warrants OF coupons attached tNrr.
hay. udf become due on or before
named date, will become null and tn..
ALFRED tALDH
June 18th 1880.
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There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
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To the Democratic Voters
OF OHIO COUNTY.

THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SEW
i eral Districts Of Ohio county are requisite,
TO assemble at the places hereinafter mention
ed, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2l>t. 1880: Wash
ugtou. Madison. Clay. Union. Centre. Webster
aud Ritchic District. will meet between IA,
hours Of - m. and So'cluck p. M. and Triadcl
phia. Liberty and Richland Districts between
the hours OF and O'Clock p. m. for the pur
pose Of nominating Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. Clerk Of the County Court, az,
District officers. and 20 elect Three Dele
gates 90 the County Convention to be- held IN
Police Court Room in the city al Wheeling. on
MONDAY JUNE 2id. 1890. at 10 o'clock "a. m.
Tor the purpose al nominating candidates fol
the House OF Delegates. Senatorial Confcrre,
and new County Executive Committee FOR IA,
ensuing two years.
Washington District First Ward Hose House
VI. Edwards and Dennis O'Lcary. Fulton, VI
Stein and VIM Baker
Madison District Island Hose House Chas
Lukcns and Andy White. Market Hall. SECOND
Ward. August Math sw> and Albert Caps
Clay District-Squirc Davis Office. August
Rolf and NJ. !. O'Kane.
Union Di,trict-Police Court Rom, WIN. il
lingham and Z. Riley.
Centre District-llook and Ladder, Chas l.
Davis and Robert Purcell
Webster District-Nugara Engine House
John \. Clykcr and ThoS. Bnrk
Richie District-Eighth Ward Hose House.
Robert Y. Ankle and Smith Butler.
DTrindclphia District Leatherwoo1. Platon
luh' anu T.. bdll. lin AlNNfs " III. /. uNlu
bers and Frank lliggs. Triadclpha. Loui,
Wheeler and Mart. Burris Robiusous. j. II
Oldham and Jos Robinson.
Liberty District-Wcst Liberty. AN. RiIgcly
and Hartman Lcazure. Potomac j. A. Curt.
aud Moses Muldoon. Valley Grove. Chas Crum
hacker and ". II. Chambers.
Richlsud Disirict-Brick School. Eugcn,
Ridgcly and j. W. Em>lcy. Glenns Run. ia,
Sawielle and John parShall.
The Judges are requested to make a true re-
turn. properly certified. Of the books. papers
and ballots used 40 said election precincts. I,
the Ohio County Democratic Executive Commit
tee at the Court House. in the CITY OF Wheeling
ON saturday. June 2lst. 1890. at o'clock p. m.
or rs soon thereafter Us possible.
\. 6. IIADLICH.
Chairman Ohio Co. Dem EX. Committee.
". 4. ENGLISH. Secretary. ielic&dz&gi'
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DIED.

HIRST-On Saturday evening, June II. 1890
az $50 O'Clock, MINERVA A. wife of ;. y liirst
In her 59th year.
Funeral services at First Baptist Church
corner Twelfth and Byron streets, on Tuesday
afternoon at . o'clock Friends Of family re-
>pectfully invited To attend. Intermeut al
Prnlneula cemeterN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

THOSE five notes discounted iu the
bank, Of Washington are pretty good
indications that Pension Commissioner
RArN is au expert LEMON SQueezer, IL
nothing else.
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General 1lntirrs
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO GiD S.
~ Hess. 20, agent for Lewis Ball nf
the business carried on by hun 800 ~. isI'
street. will call and ,cttl" their account. H
Hermann Hes, y Co., who are authorize
ceiyc aud receipt Tor the same
LEWIS NffI
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Copartnership Notice.

HERMAN HIS. LEWi- H'.
Herman Hes and Lewis Bali have t'...
formed q co-rartnrr>hlp Tor the purpose oi ..
rying on the business of dealer, 300 Mrni I-
duce aud General Merchandise The pItr.
Of the public Is respectfully solicited.
myth HERMAN HISS tN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

TuE REdSrEE has uo great objection
to this weather. except that 10 is calcu-
lated o. make 10 lose faith in Col B"b
McELnowNEl aSadry-weather prophet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

Observation-Disclosures class-lf $780,
900 campaign fund secures Cabinet
office, what ought the gentleman 10
have who presented Cape May cottage
o. the President?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

TuE REC>rEE does not desire to am
ucipatc the decision of Hon. WILLIAM
l.. WILSON ou the nattcring offer recent
ly madchim by the Regents of the Mis-
souri, State University; but Invoices the
sentiment OF every West Nirgiuiau, wh'
has % pride iu his State, when 10 eN.
presses tine belief that Mr.. WILSON will
,cc that his work is ia West Virginia. II
cannot be expected that man Of Oh,
distinguished ability Of WILLIAM l..
WILSON. should not receive many tempt
ing propositions. bat West Virginia is
the land Of his birth. lie was uurtured
iu our mountains. grew up among our
people. and received his first political
honors 40 their hands West Virginia
has demands upon Mr.. WILSON, which
We are confident hc will hcarkcn 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

THE clerks who bought stock m
Pension Commissioner RAUN'> traudu-
lent refrigerator scheme did IL in order
90 escape freeze out.
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MINERAL SALTS OF ALL KINDS.
educational.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
NEAR WHEELING, ". Va.
(SISTERS OF THE VIslTATION)

\ school Of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantage, Tor thorough edu.
cation 81 young ladies In an departments Ii
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine Philo
sophical, Chemical and Astronomical pparatus
Musical Department specially noted. Corps OF
Piano Teachers trained by u leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart Vocal culture
according 20 the method Of the old Italian mas
tiers. Location unsurpassed FOR beauty and
health. Ten acres Of pleasure grounds Board
excellent
For Catalogues. and references to patrons in
al the principal cities address
sept THE DIRECTRESS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

Bi,uAnCk still shows an inclination
to talk. The ODD gentleman will soon
Doe I'm daugcrof indictment as a common
s.,fI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

TuE Philadelphia Paper and Press
says
Industrial education seems tO Doe attract
ing unusual attention in Europe and vari-
GUS methods are proposed to Impress ITS
value upon the individual and the commu
uitv A very sensible proposal is 90 extend
the Industrial training requisite 90 the
great district schools where the education
of the hands and the training of the eve
viii boz taught. and % love for toll created.
such instruction and handi- craftsmanship
should De continued sufficiently long 20
give the boys some notion of real work
the love for 10 viii come or itself, Tor IN
dustriul training iascinatcs nine boys out
of ten a very able letter on the subject
was written % the editor OF the p0hushirc
.fdrrrfiscr. iu which 10 was proposed that rs
much care should be given 20 the subject of
industrial matters iu district schools as 20
the science of mathematics, grammar or
natural philosophy
80 70 is. the subject ot Industrial
training &, being considered, discussed
and advocated iu almost every section
of the enlightened world. Let NOT our
localauthoritics De- rcicgatcd Co the back
ground FOO this Important matter
FARMER'S ALLIANCE II WEST VIR-
CINIA.
A potent influence has come into West
Virginia politics, since the last contest
was fought at the polls. From strug-
Cling organization, composed OF only
few societies. the Farmers Alliance has
grown into a mighty power IL is not
TOO much To say that i'm the third and
fourth Congressional districts Of the
state. the organized farmers are able. IL
they desire. 20 dictate nominations, and
probably control the elections, while
their order is growing rapidly in other
sections.
While She Farmers Alliance is not
political society, It's express object is to
better the farmers condition by politi-
cad work. The majority Of It's menu
beers in West Virginia are naturally
Democrats, Tor it is among the hardy
farmers % the State that the principles
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announcements.
1 NNOUNCFNENT
Clerk Of the County Court.

To the Edtor ofle Register:
Please announce that I am canl..... o..
the Office Of Clerk Of the County Cour, 0fo.
County, subject to the decision of %, p..
cratic primaries, TO be held on the 2i.t Odd. ..
June. 1880, between the hour, of anI. ....
p. m. in the city Districts. and b.ta.. ...
hours Of and O'Clock p ID. in tl. .......
districts.
my3O GEORGE FDor
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TIM Rcrewe, s,auch Republican

TuE Rcrcaj5, Staunch Republican
paper OF Ritchic county. says.
III the Republicans do not organize and
dcm0lish the Democrat, 90 would not De
much of a surprise if the Democrats did
not carry this county.
When the faithful begin 90 falter in
"a stronghold like Ritchic county, tine g..
O. T.. must be about ready for burial.
The Democrats will conduct the cerc-
monies next falI aud PRESLEY MoHa>
viii Dee the chief and sole mourncr.
BoLp and thoughtful words We're >po-
ken by Rev. Dr. CUNNINGHAM ycster-
day. iu hi, sermon 20 the graduates OF
thc Liusly Institute, when he addressed
himself Co the sim Of gambling. No
evil is more msidious, or more surely
destructive % It's victims Wheeling is
probably mo- better cor worse than the
average city of its size; but the
evil has grown TO remarkable
degree within the last few years.
Athletic games, racing contests and
every form of sport have proven AN in
ccutiyc, while in places concealed from
the law thc.profe>sional gambler offers
au opportunity for more exciting and
destructive play. 10 rests with the peo-
pie 20 check the evil or allow 10 %
flourish. Dr. CUNNINGHAN'> words de-
serve the careful consideration OF every
good citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

THE work of railroad development
moves on apacc in West Virginia. The
contracts for building the RayeuSwood
a. Spencer road were signed saturday.
Soon there viii not Dee county iu West
Virginia not reached by che Iron Horse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

THE political situation iu the fourth
district seems Co De- One 81 unusual in-
trrcst. McSsrS. JACKSON. GIBSON and
Hooe all have ardent friends, who are
inclined Co force the fight for their
favorite>. The Democrats Of the fourth
district have had enough fighting among
themselves. The thing for them % do
is unite tremendously on strong cam
didatc. and yi,tory &, assured them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

ans other city 90 Gown at. ......... -.-...-- 20
siaele Corie. % DAILY or WEEkLl-.... .
st~Tributes of Respect aud Obituary Noilce'
CD cents pep inch.
Ff-turnr-roNnrNrr CONTAINING IMPORTANT
SEW- solicited PROM EyEHY PART oF TIA SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communication viii not he returned
aulcss accompanied by sufficient postage
stamps of the d-uomi nation 20 Two cents ana
... accepted Tor amounts Jess than one dollar.
THe REGISTER su.1rlciHg Hs sscerG! slitgHs
Is entered ~ ne P0tOFcs n Wheeling, ". FGr
rs second class UiGfier.
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Hem Advertisements.

y1rANTED-A BAKER-sECOND HAND
w AT J. ROTH'S BAKERY, st. Clairsville,
Ohio jel6s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-16

VXrANTED-A GIRL TO DO HOUSEwORK
w in family OF two. Enquire ut VI South
Penn street. jei6q
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
Manners Of Mon.

The tallest man in the croHl
surv to stand 10 front
The somcn hats q liar, but ihsg
force n man % b. onc.
Man gives the compliments, huI
woman phys for them.
When "a iiinn snccevda IN overcg
ing his disposition 20 talk too nusa
he writes too much,
How much more agreeable TIE no /
who WANTS 10 sell than the man wiq
wHnts to huyl
Out of every ten statements MACS
by the average man, hG viii tnail !
deny nine OF them.
a man IL never too old % get mar
ricd until he Is 80 old be does POI
care for marrying.
The mischief 81 u Is that th9ugl
travelling takes tho Conccst out o.
man. coming back puts moro n.
The trouble with your pretty iaa I
Ia that Ice IL too pretty 70 he useipT
aud not pretty enough TO " ofhu
mental.
Whena mon has donea good thlngl
he sits down 20 rest, but when re hal
done n bad thing, lie looses no ua''
In doing another.
When man is young lie thiilSs !,
reform the world but when be ssa.
older. he is quite satisfied 1.-The Y aU7
to reform himself.
The physical weakness OF an y y
quaintance will coll out stropl
nuns sympathy, but mental Weas
ness only attracts his contempt
When q man gets married ~
npt to think everybody should ~
him q present. but how be- bates y !
buy presents for his friends W.
their day ut the altar comes rouhu
-Atchison Globe.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17
A Dream Worth Having

A remarkable recovery from pa'nl
ysis Is reported in st. LOUIS, on1
physicians are deeply interested ",
Jacob Zabrinskie, who directed u
building Of the Laclede Gasliglt eo,I
pany's works, and who was ~ ~. ~
employ OF the Manhattan Gas Nm lnn
pany IN New York, as superiitenuavansl
OF their works for twenty-five yeas
has suddenly recovered the use y "a
parnlyzed leg and arm. Hc isln ,,,'sil
years OF nge. Six years ago, VIII .,Stl
Paterson, N. j., he was stricken wi. wi
paralysis and incapacitated loFM w.
Mr.. zabrinskie said. "a lew VIA IA
ago | was feeling tls usual. NY mr.
leg was wholly withoutieeiin . Ds
ing the night ] had o peculiar ~ u,s tea
--thnt I recovered the use o. ny (, ~, roI
and hnd-for when awakened. 4, e e,,l
up, and found could walk w' s.,,nl
crutches. / pinched my leg ana loi haI
feeling in it. Since then therv IA
been u prickly sensation there Ex
am improving all the time
change.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

A PHOTOGRAPHER at Warren, Pa.
lowered a camera into an oil well
which had been torpedoed at the depth
of LOO feet, and by spring ing mag.
nesium flash light succeeded in getting
a good picture OF the chamber made by
tse explosion Of the torpedo. The sue
cess Of this Photographic experiment
suggests the thought that by a similar
method q view might be secured o.
some OF the ''bottomless pits' of the
Mammoth Cave and other great cav
.erns
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

first opportunity make a brsak i,
liberty" sOF
HENDERSON and Harper exeharo.,
significant glances. They wa,s ~
parently amused. The lorna, ~ ~
looked tine stranger kindly h ~ .u Asa
aud replied: THAT has always w
my plan. entirely agree With yon
as TO its advent sou
He stopped suddenly ana
deathly pale. He stared at III nv, 49,
open.mouthed; he trembled yis,sl1'
"Ahl" said the stranger. ~ $500,
you are indisposed. Doctor. n wv
eonnot treat yourself, DR.. Harness.
do something for you, am aura '
who the devil are youg1 IL,
Harper, bluntly. aa'i
The stranger came nearer ana
bending toward them, said n I
whisper; II call myself Jnretts so,ae
times, but ! don't mind telling yon
tor old friendship, that am MILAN
Mancher."
The revelation brought bn,h ma,
TO their feet, "MancheFl" they go
in a breath; and Helberson adds5s
''It Is true by G--tn
YES" said the stranger. smilin.
vaguely; 1T is true enough. "A.
doubt"
He hesltated and seemed ID IL try.
ing 70 recall something ~then l,sssn
humming a popular air. He had A..
parently forgotten their presence
Look here, Mancher, sala ia
elder Of the two. ''tell us lust shas
occurred that night-to Jantte. Won
know"
20 yes, about Jarptte." sall IL
other, Frightening. "lt's0ll lshoBll
have neglected a. Ten y0u-T
tell II so often. You see knsw ~
I oyeFhearing him talking IL himssg
that he Was pretty badly frightened
So | cuuldn't resist the temptati0s-
/ | couldn't really. That was I'M right,
though certainly did uot think N
would take II 30 seFiously--I lllhos.
truly. And RfteFward-Reii Il was (
tough job changing places vigh him.
and then-d--y0a' you d.l not a
me out"
I Nothing could exceed tie ssgoti,y
with which those last words aess y.
livsred, Both men stepped baek Il
alarm.
"well Why why," lieibsv0a
sthmmerod, losing his scll.po*sessioa
utterly, we had nothing - 20 NTH
g."
Didn't | say you wrre bNtonl
Hslburn and sharper" iu4g.ged ths
lnnntic. luaghing.
My nnme Il ilelbsFsna. yes. ana
this gentleman Il MI Harfes ~
Piled the former rcasauresi but sears
NOT physicians now; we are-Hsli
hang il, old man, 40 nre gamblers
And that wna the truth,
"a very good profession vesy
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officer % the Bloomington asylum
, II IL my duty To ours the supsgiatsl
dent. Ambrose Bleryr IN san Fran
cisco Examiner,