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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

prominent as AN officer. although not OF
d rank higher than captain. was stop
u'nr at The Queen CITY Hotel Cumber
land. Nd. He was there assisting Gen.
Kelly m organizing regiments and de-
Tending the state of West Virginia from
invasion. Gen. Kelly was at the same
hotel
The proprietor Of the house was John
Dailcy. one of the famous hotel men of
|l quarter of century ago. He was
known the country over as the prOprie-
tor of Glades Hotel no Oakland Nd,
famous country resort The house
was burned some years ago, but was re-
built
Mr.. Daley had TWO daughters, the
eldest OF whom Miss Mary, was a
charming and pretty girl. She had South
cru svmpathies. for her mother was a
member OF wealthy and notable old
Virginia family. who lived at Moore
field. During Crooks stay AT the hotel
le was much attracted by the young
lady. but She was q spirited girl and re-
fused tO Doe gracious 90 the Yankee
officer. although at heart She liked him.
The eldest of Bouiiace Daley child
rou was o. SON, James. who was typi-
cal Virginia youth OF autc-be.lum times.
lle was crack rider and sportsman
generally, and was devoted tO the cause
ol C0uiederacy.
Ile tooh Ofcusc no the persistent and
open attentions of Crook 90 his sister.
and finally planned and carried out one
ot the most daring exploits of the war.
Hc organized a band of about so Young
and daring spirits like himself and saw
than they were well mounted and arm
ed.
40 CHAT time there were siN on seven
thousand Federal troops encamped I'm
and around Cumberland. under the COM
mard oi General Kelley, So young Daley
had tO make his plans in great >ccreSy.
Whom everything was ready about
dozen of Bailcy's band crcpt into the
hotel after midnight, seized Gen. Kelly
and Crook. gagged them. and iu few
moments they were am ou their way tO
Richmond The Federal lines were
passed without detection, and the priS-
oucr> were safely landed in the Confcd-
crate capital.
Af'erWard they were exchanged and
Crook went into active service and was
badly wounded. He was sent 90 Oak
land with other wounded officers and.
s.ugu'ar.y enough. was Quartcred at the
Gadc~ Hotel Miss Mary then showed
hcr truc feelings and uur>cd her broth
cr'- ate captive through what at One
time was thought to Doe O. fatal illness.
Whom ho recovered Lc proposed. but was
refused. her political sentiment Still bee
ing m tlc a>ccudcut. Twice after that
tho conqueror of Cochez and Geronimo
attacked tho fair fortress and at last 10
surrendered.
The General has been very happy in
Dis married life. although uo children
Wprn born 1O MIN.
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BARGAINS WITH INDIANS.
Chief Mayes says the Invasion of the strip
WIN Help the Cherokees.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-Thc latest in
formation from the Cherokee Nation is
that Chief MaycS. who is now in Wash
ington i'm the interest Of his people, has
sent back home dispatches and letters
saving that the recent invasion of the
Cherokee Strip by the boomers. and
their destruction of the grass and other
property thereon by fire. is having. with
Congressman and other United States
officials i'm Washington. the effect TO
strengthen the cause of the Chcro6ecS
as regards the sale OF those lands.
lie expresses the opinion that Com
miSSionerS will be authorized to make
the Chcrokccs AN offer OF a sum much in
advance of Sl.25 per acre and nearer the
approximate value. i'm which event he
does not say what his own actions will
be-. but implies that the whole question
will be- laid before the Cherokee people
for their action. lie further says the
cattlcmcn have obtained the services Of
one of the ablcSt law firms i'm Washing
ton. who will represent them. and that
the Choctaws ought to do likewise and
carry their grievances to the supreme
Court of the United States.
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THE GERMAN CRISIS
4 REMARKABLE FEATURE N THE DISTURBING
POLITICAL AFFAIRS
No Organized EfH 10 Induce Bismarck % Remain .l
Ofice-S0ani Yoa Munster 10 Succeed
Count Herbert Bismarck IS
Foreign Minister

LONDON, March 2l.-Thc Tmc.' Ber-
lin dispatch says: \ remarkable feature
Of the crisis &, that there has been uo or-
ganized effort Of public opinion to .u-
ducc Bismarck TO stay ln Office.
This may be- attributed to thc TACT
that his cowutrymcn were convinced of
the hopelc>sncss OF trying to induce h.m
10 change his mind. Moreover. they
iclt that he was aging rapidly and mer-
ited rest. and they knew that they N,r.
blessed with am Emperor who is pledged
TO continue the foreign policy which ha>
secured peace 90 Germany for twenty
years
Ii reported that VI
/ French Ambassador az
sign after the couclu>
Conference
\ Paris dispatch says. L. NIX. SiaI,
asserts that Count Won Munster th.
German Ambassador at Paris. viii ,uc.
cced Count Herbert Bismarck o., Ger
man Foreign Minister
Gen. Won CaprIyi. thcucw Chancellor.
had a conference to-day with Prince
| Bismarck.
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CREATING \ RUMPUS.
McIlinley's Proposed Tariff Bill Raising
Mischief Among Republicans.

WASHINGTON. March 9O.-McKm-
lcy's proposed Tariff bill is raising the
very mischief in the Republican ranks.
The sugar men are kicking with ygor
and effect, not only the cane sugar men
Of Louisiana. but the sorghum sugar
growers of the West. The MasSachu-
sctts shoe interctS and number of 9th
or interests near and dear to the Repub-
lican heart have delegations on the way
here to protest against provisions Of the
bill As given out.
The trouble is that nobody knows
whether the schedules published are
authentic or not All the Republican
members OF the committee appear To be-
in the attitude of saying that they shot
to "hit if il was deer. 10 miss If it was
a cow" and not one Of them seems yet
To be sure whether il was deer or a
COW they shot at. They will know in a
few days. when the report is finally
presented to the House. The schedules
made public now are only given out as
"fpclcrS"
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\ COLORED FIEND
Digs Pit and Throws Young Girl
Intn IL.

.
Into II.
HrNT>vIILE. ALA, March 2l.-So
miles north Of the city. i'm Mcridianyill'
ncighborhood, Robert Mosely, a negro
about twenty years old. attempted q
outrage Miss Ellie Austen. very high
. ly respected young lady. about ninetccr
years old. Wednesday. as she was ON hcl
way TO school at Paul's Chapel. Mo,cIs
was a farm hand on the place Of A. j.
Blount. brother-in-law Of Miss Austen
with whom she lives.
Half a mile from Blounts residence
near the edge Of a lonely strip OF woods
Moscly had dug pit seven feet long
three deep and two wide. boxed in with
boards. and was near by I'm wait for her
When passing by hc sprang upon hei
from behind and threw his arms around
her.
A fearful struggle followed, and she
defeated his purpose. Then he pushed
her into the pit and covered 10 with
boards. which he nailed down. and over
the top laid sillS leaves and sticks 10
hide the place. \ piece Of old stove
pipe was put through the top 70 lct in
air. Mosely then said: Now. d---i
YOU STAY there. and TIL come back to-
night and kill YOU. and went of,
She used her slate frame in prylhs
the top boards loose, and Effected her 's-
cape 20 Blount's residence, Tho nrlsu-
borh0od was AZ once aroused, an"
twenty-five armed and determined mon
started in 70 hunt the william, ana are
securing the country in every direction
for him. and if caught he will be- hung
without ceremony.
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CON crnnk ana IIaye., SON.

ClrvFtANu. o., March 2l-Wcho c
Uar.s. SON of cx-prc>idcnt Hayes. has
gone 600 10 annual hunting trips win
Ger. Crook The last hunt occurred u
September. l>>a, and tine party consist
cI of Crook. Hayes. .. =. Collins. of ON
r,t. and Lieut. Henry ll. Wright of
Oh. Ninth D.. -. Cavalry. The start was
mrI. from Fort Robinson. Two lodges
.of Sioux Indians with Red Bear Swim
m.r. Red Sack. Singing Bear and Little
Bat Chiefs The party Killed nfe o'NI>
oue ml y'b. >iN monnt1m >he'p an0
CID hIrr, .aI deer and antelope.
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The Blue Grass clubs Banquet.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 2l-ThC
dinner of the Blue Grass Club was given
at the Gait House last evening. The
attendance of members and guests mum
hered about go. including eminent gen
tlcmcn from Indiana. Tennessee and
Virginia. Letters were read from Gov.
ernor Hill. Speaker Reed, Senator
Blackburn. cX-Spcakcr Carlisle, Murat
HalStcad. Proctor Knott and others. II
was delightful affair from beginning
TO end Recitations boy James Whitcoml
Riley and an original song by Col. VIII
:. Hayes were features of the cntcrtain-
ment. DR.. Norvin Green, President OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
made a worry Handsome specch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

New YORK, March al.-Judge O'Bri-
en-. Of the Supreme Court, this morning
granted leave TO the Sugar Rcfnerics
Company to declare dividend of > 3
per cent. ON S50,OO0O0O. on condition
that the portion due ON the North River
Refining Companies interest is deposited
with the Court pending the final deter
mination of the suit against the compa-
ny by the Court of Appeals,
As soon as the formal notice OF the
action of the court was received, the
Sugar Trust announced that il would
pay the regular quarterly dividend Of
2is per cent. April >, The transfer
books will be closed ON March 25 and
rcopcncd April =.
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NiIlnrd and the 500 Line

New YORK. March 2l.-A special
from ST. Paul SAYS it is currently re-
ported there that Henry Willard. backed
by a powerful German syndicate. has
obtained control Of the $50 line. The
story is that the one share by which the
syndicate secured the majority OF the
stock was procured from the Canadian
Pacific
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CHICAGO CARPENTERS DEMANDS.
Resolutions to he Submitted to the Join
Arbitration Committee.

Chicago, March 9l.-The United Car
pcnters' Council, OF Chicago. has formu-
lated long set Of resolutions, to be laid
before the joint arbitration ommittce
of the Builders Association and I he
Council.
They ask for an cight-hour working
day. 80 cents per hour as the minimum
rate of wages, overtime rated as time
and a half. Sunday work at double time.
the establishment OF a satisfactory APP
prentice system for the purpose of en-
couraging American boys to learn q
trade and become useful members Of
society. the establishment of rule that
union men shall not be asked to work
with non-union men and the appoint
ment of standing joint arbitration com
mittcc.
The journcymen plumbers have de-
cidcd TO join issues with the carpenters
and go out ON April :, unless the
masters acccdc TO their demands. The
journeymcn ask the abolition OF all
class work and half holiday ON SatW-
| day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

SAN FuANCI~co. March 2l.-No pugi-
li,tic event ever held boo This city
created more interest than thc
contest between Jack McAuliiie
ans Jimmy Carroll at thc California
Athletic Club tonight. Carroll see
lcctcd as second, Martin Murphy and
Florric Barnett. McAuIihc announced
tbat Billy Madden and Jack Dempsey
would bc 100 his corner.
II wa, nearly @ when thc contestants.
accompanied by their seconds. appeared
in the ring. McAulitIc was the first to
step over the ropes. Both mrn were f'-
cciycd with much enthusiasm. The
weight, were announced as follows.
McAuliTc. l3li Carroll, 1852
Time wa, called at 9.iO.
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4 Arhrno-rlnrnred snsnect.

CLEVELAND, March 9l,-Thc police
last night arrested John j. Mason, alias
"Thrcc-Fingcrcd Jack" ON suspicion Of
completely in the murder Of Arthur
Henry. Nickel Plate agent and tclc-
graph operator at Harrisburg. o.. last
Monday night. Mason Is a resident of
Cleveland, but he admits that he was IN
the vicinity Of Harrisburg on the night
OF the murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

NA~uNcuoN March 21.- Following
f. OH. message 0f Secretary Proctor:
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March 2L lo9o.
lr> Gnmr Crook. GRIND Pacific Hotel
Chicago. IliS.
lot me- join with the people of the
country. which Gcn Crook serve" st,
wc'I. u SORROW for our common loss ana
n srmpathy with you iu your hcrcale-
mont RrpFIEIp IEoCroH
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\ Murderer Hanged.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2l-Thc Times
Democrats Plaqucmine, La. special
says; Prince Saunders. col0red, was
hanged at 1890 to-day in the Jail yard.
The crime for which Prince suffered
death was the murder Of Rhody Walker.
his mistress, on the l4th of December,
1850. just few hours after Carter VIII
kinson was hung. whose execution
Saunders witnessed. lie leaves a wife
and scXcraI sisters.
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said to BE in America.

RoME. March 2l.-The HuVWlo
saws that the Socialist Deputy Costa
has fed TO America, The Cham
ber has been discussing the legality of
his arrest. 10 undergo an Imprisonment
for three years for resisting the police
officers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22
The Worlds Fair Bill,

WASHINGTON, March 2l-The House
Committee ON Rules to-day decided TO
report fayorably TO the House Mr.. Cand-
lcr's resolution. setting apart next Tues
day for the consideration, i'm the House.
of the Worlds Fair hill, and providing
for final action upon il at ( o'clock that
afternoon.
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An nImmen.e CIa-. Factory.

CmcAGo. March el-A company ha'
been organized here. which. it' promo
ter. say. will build the largest piai'
rla,, factory n the world az Ell"ood
/ Ind. The capital stock d, hNcd at -.
ooo ooo Tho President of thc company
a.. Col. A. J.. Congcr. Of Ohio. and
among tbo.e associated with him are
X g.. Keith. 0f Chicago. and George l.
Perkins. of Akron. o. Mr.. Conger said
today. we shall begin building at
once. and will soon have works at Ell
wood that will urn ont 10000 feet OF
finished glass per day, and give employ
mont ty about .. 500 men"
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SWEPT by FIRE.
\ Row of Frame Buildings Devoured in
Clarksburg Yesterday.

Special T,i,graD to NJ Register.
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, March 2l.-At
. o'clock this morning a terrible con-
nagration occurred here in which all the
frame houses on Third street. from w.
=. Holden's store To the brick building
formerly occupied by c. J. Lang, were
totally destroyed 1t was with tn,
greatest difficulty that the stable Of
stewart and the Dcspard block were
saved. Had it not been for the water
works the whole square to Main street
would have been burned. The damages
are cStimatcda at $1,000. KearnS grocery
Martins harness shop and NuSbaum'
millinery store were burned. The in
Surancc is Sl.7OO. about equally divided
among the property owners.
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The Renort Tnfounded.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March sl.-Thc
lyncling of the negro Dabney and lr-
win Doe, reported last week from
Hunters Spring, is now known 10
have been unfoundcd. Dabney was tried
I'm the Circuit Court of Mercer county.
found guilty Of murder IN the first de-
gree and sentenced tolifc imprisonment.
lie is now In the pcnitcntiary. Irwin
Inns NOT vnt boon tried.
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prnhlhitlon Candldate..

Sptcigi IsifVdDi ~ ne HeWsitf
BELIAIRE, March 21.-Thc members
Of the Prohibition party held a meeting
this afternoon and nominated John g..
Gallagher for Mayor John Eddy for
Marshall, and stephen Gressinger for
Treasurer. The other candidates will
be- nominated tomorrow.
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RaIIroad stockholder.. lIeeting.

Spscial Teisgram IA ne R-gis'er.
WELIsBURG, March 2l,-The stock
holders meeting of the w. W. and
State Line Railroad Company met. yes
tcrday. and approved the action of the
directors in regard To the merging and
transfer to the u. G.. and State Line
Railroad Company, after some discuss
ion.
The stockholders meeting was organ
lied by clccting John ;. Naylor chair
man. and \. B. PAUL secretary.
Stockholders meeting adjourned to
meet at thccall of the Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

BERLIN. March el-A numh.r ~
workmcn who were 1o'diug labor
meetings at kocpcuick. a,t night hr-
came excited hy thc ,pccchc, made 'o
them. and acted boo % r.otou. manner
The gen darmcs were called on to dis
pcrse the workmcn. and while endDt.
oriug to do >o two of them wor. wound.
cd by the rioters
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Murder Cases Disposed OF,

SpfciW Iolsgr1n m N Register
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March 9l.-
Charles Dabncy and Wilford Irving,
who were arrested in Raleigh county
for the willful murder of Jesse Stanton,
and the killing of Constable Bclichcr,
near BIucfcld two weeks ago. were in
dictcd last week. pabncy was tried,
found guilty and sentenced to life inn
priSonmeut In the pcnitcntiary, to
which place he was taken this week.
Irving had not been tried up to We'd
nesday. Mason Hughes and Moses
Obey received sentences Of five aud
seven years respectively, for attempted
murder. Dabney and Irving were re-
ported to have been lynchod,
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The Hackman Denies All.

CmcAGo. March 9l-Fred Dammcu,
the Milwaukee hackman, who was ar
rested last night for supposed compiled
ty i'm the murder of Mrs bingham. has
established TO the satisfaction of the po-
lice that he had nothing to do with the
crime. and ne will be released The po-
lice are all at sea ON the ease.
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nr. Green,s Golden McddInr.

New YORK, March 2l.-Dr. Norvin
Green. President of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, has gone to Louis
vile. On the first OF April he and his
wife will celebrate their golden wedding,
aided and surrounded by cighty-iiye
Gural descendants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

ALBANY. y. y. March 2l-The
Court of Appeals has affirmed the jude-
ments of the courts below i'm the kcmm,
Ter murder case. declaring the electrical
execution act unconstitutional. and holding
that no error was committed at the triaI
of the accused. The Court Is unanl-
nous. Only one opinion is written.
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BERLIN. March go The BoInn
Ndcluclicn say, that thc Emperor dD
clinc> to accept thc resignation. of fhU
Pru>,ian Ministers. and that umor, ~
/ "a revision of thc Amba,.ador,hIp aU.
nnLnlmnnl. arc nrnmllur-
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LONDON. March 81. Ills" po'r. E.r
lin correspondent says there i- highest
authority for denying that dif,ren.-
exist between the Emperor mnd C.Hnf
Won WaIdor.cc.
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rn.tmaster. Anpointed.

Specim Telegram 10 ne Heqisfsr.
WAsmNGToN, March 2L-PoStmas-
tcrs appointed: G.. C. Roby. Dclong.
Plcasants county. vice Mrs. +. c. Scott.
resigned; j. II. Martin, Midway. Put
nam county. vice \. Martin. resigned.
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LONDON. March 3D. Edmund >WD
tcuham. member of Parliament ior Oboe
Carnaron district ., dead. 3D. Wa- t
unelrAIlIAl-
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I tllHlnilN ahh hiAt'h
.-

Spe-iei TsLgcm 10 ne Register
WAsHNGToN. March Extensions:
Original invalid Samuel Williamson. Of
Lone Cedar: Noryal Nandcycst, of Fair
mont: original widow. Margaret, widow
of James d. Babb. OF New Cumberland.
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More Contested Election Cases.

WASHINGTON. March 9l.-Thc House
Elections Committee will next week re-
port the cases of Bowen vS. Buchanan
and Waddcl ". Wise from Nirgini2
Passey ". Parret. Indiana. and Ne
Dufiie V. Turpin. Alabama.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

WHAT a Baltimore confectioner says
I've had rheumatism in my arm for SIX
months. and Salvation Oil made an entire
cure of il, after using less than one bottle.
WM. SCuEILHA>. JR.. BALTIC, Md
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is q staple arti-
Gle in the market The demand for it was
never greater than now. The people ind
'' 'Spensable, and viii not be without II
price Only costs - cents.
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\ Youngstown, o.. minister has been
convicted Of embezzlement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

Two small children were bitten Hf
rabid dog 40 >teudaL Ind. one already
show, symptoms of hydrophooia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

he Gallant Warrior Wooed and
Won.
0f t.e ourt>l.p Ot Oou-
..- ...n often told ou account OF
nI mg-ua. character.
t.e War. Crook. who was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-22

INDNNAroIIs, IND.. March 2l.-The
body of Woodruff was taken from the
ruin. Of the Bowen Merrill buildmg az
: o'clock this afternoon.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-11-14
West NeWbury.

Miss Winifred Mason, who has beer
visiting friends in this place and Soutf
Newbury, returned to her home ii
Barnet Tuesday.
Charles Rodgers left for Boston
Thursday, where he has entered bust
ness college.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Haseltine, Mrs
j. b. Wilson and Mrs. Dudley Garlic
ton took advantage of the cheap rates
to visit Boston.
Miss Lila Jewell entertained seven.
teen OF her friends at her home on
Saturday evening.
Rev. E. w. Smith is preparing to
leave this place and is engaged to
preach six months in some unknown
town in the northern part of Vermont.
Mr.. G. c. Tyler is wearing his best
Derby in honor of the recent demo
cratic victories.
Mr.. John Smith has been buying
wool, paying from ten to thirty cents
per pound. He has also purchased ten
crates of five pound butter boxes for
the purpose Of packing his butter for
market in Connecticut.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-11-14
North ThetfOrd.

We in the valley have had but a
faint slice of winter, but while roam
ing over "Tater Hill" for decorations
were pelted with kernels from straight
over head. very invigorating. The va
riety of evergreen called by scientists,
Stag Horn, awaited us. Safe to say
we cleared the ground. Town team
had just been grinding through but
enough lodges were left for full iden-
tification. Ancient thorn trees older
than man still live, every stem bearing
twin berries that cling to the trenches
and cover the ground with crimson.
New organ and bible in church, moth
ing to correct but the understanding
heart".
Excursionists still abroad. First,
last and best of all to be seen is the
great Atlantic ocean, too many will
miss the sight.
Wedding bells are on the breeze.
Mr.. E. H. Howe returned last Sat-
urday evening from trip south.
Notice the balloon ascension here
Thursday night.