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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-03
ROBBED
Masked Thieves Hold Up a
Train Near Mobile,
AND ROB THE EXPRESS SAFE.
The Engineer Forced To Break Open the
Express Car
AT THE POINT OF A REVOLVER.
The Messenger Terrorized and Compelled
To Give Up the Safes COntents---
The Engineers Thrilling Story
The Thieves Did Not Get
Much.

MOBILE, ALA, September Am
other train has been robbed.
The Louisville and Nashville Can
non Ball" train, which left Mobile at 5
o'clock last night, was held up at Big
Escambia bridge, half mile north OF
Pensacola Junction, by robbers, who
entered the express car and compelled
the messenger to give up the contents
of his safe. Having secured the valu-
ablcS, the robbers jumped off and took
to the woods.
Engineer Bob Sizer says that he was
pulling ont of Flomaton, and just as his
train. which is the through express
from Few Orleans. got under way, hc
turned around and saw man stand
ing near him. Before he couSd ask
a question or look twice, two big
rayolverS were in his face. He was told
to run his train up to the Escanaba
river bridge. some miles distant, and
stop on the bridge. There was nothing
left for him to do but obey, and he did
SO. There the train stopped on the
bridge.
The engineer was told to get of his
engine and did So. Then the robber
directed Sizcr to go to the express ear
and force an entrance, the robbcr put
ting a heavy mallct in his hand. Sizcr
did 50, and burst open the
car door. Express Messenger johnson
was standing in his car with his pistol
in his hand. but seeing Sizcr he lowered
it. The next minute he was covered
and told to lay down his gun, and hc
obeyed
Then the robber, standing in the car
door, compelled the messenger to open
his safe and hand him all the money.
While this operation was going on the
fellow was standing in the door, coolly
looking at his victim and firing first To
one side Of the train and then the
others to oycrawc the passengers and
the train crew. When he got the money
the rObbcr told Sizcr to follow him.
The man showed the way TO the engine,
bade Sizcr pull out, and with a parting
shot and wild yell dashed off into the
bushes and was lost To sight.
A posse has left FlOmatun and another
mas left Mobile in pursuit Of the rob
berS. Some surprise is expressed here
here that the robbers selected this par
ticular train. as it is well known that
the other trains carry the most Of the
express monay, tbs robbed train carry
ing very little at any time and small
amount on this occasion.
1t is said Rubc Burrows was recently
seen in Florida, and there is poSSibil-
ity that he ordered the assembling Of his
gang at Flomaton and joined them there
to Supcrintcnd the proper conduct OF
the affair, but this robbery looks more
like the work Of the celebrated Captain
RrpaI
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$4,000.
New Story Of the Dear Baron
Lagerfelt.
TUErT nDuATpD THAN DpDODVrn
THEFT GREATER THAN REPORTED.
Experts Say Two Men Made the False
Certificates.
HE BILKS OTHERS BESIDES BANKS.
Several Friends His Vichms---The Swei-
lsh Embassy Officially Notified
His Plunder Amounts to Over
$4,000, II Is
Said.

PIrr,BURC, PA, September Barron
Lagerfelt is still the theme OF converse
tiOn everywhere.
This Is especially true among the bus
mess men who were interested In some
Of his transactions. Those most inter
eStcd won't talk.
The certificates Of stock Of the Jeilcr-
son iron works hypothecated by the
Baron have been submitted TO the scru-
tiny Of experts, and they are unanimous
in the opinion that he had help I'm c0un.
terfetng the signatures. All agree that
the writing in the body OF the ccrtih-
Gates was done by one person and the
name Of the President attached by au-
other hand. Who was his confederate
IS aS yet unknown, but a good deal oi
trouble will be taken To fix his identity.
As 10 the extent OF Baron Lagcrfelt,
operations, the belief Is growing that
they were not confined 10 swindling the
Allegheny National and the keystone
Banks OF $1,000. He is said 90 have
worked his friends 10 the best OF Dol.
ability, and also To have done stroke
.of business with a private capitalist.
This gentleman, however, refuses to
give any information on the natter SO
far as can be- judged by current talk.
the total amount involved, including
that for which the banks were mulctcd.
the contributions from the Baron,
friends. and his success In negotiating
loans outside OF banks on collateral. wIil
foot pretty well up to $4,000, if DO docs
not pass IL 10 seems likely, however.
that those concerned will pocket their
losses quietly and permit the public to
know nothing about the matter.
Mr.. !. Il. IlirSh, late partner OF Baron
Lagerielt. said this morning:
Il do not believe that the sum ol
money raised by Baron Lagcric't
amounted 10 more than S5O. 200. II that
much. Baron Lagerfelt evidently c,-
pectcd that his wife and fathcr-in-law.
Mr.. Doty, would come a. his rescue and
pay the securities before they came due.
"With this idea In view. he wrote %
note from Southampton, England. 90 hi,
wife explaining how hc had raised the
money and appri>ing her that the notes
would fall due one week after She ro-
cciyed his letter. Mr.. DOty was mldr
aware Of the condition of the Baron.
affairs, but declined 10 interfere and the
banks were forced 10 take the action
which they did. This was a great dis
appointment 10 Baron Lagcrfclt Tor hc
thought the matter would hc quietly
settled and he could return"
Mr. llirsch said further that the
whole story had been reported 10 the
Swedish Embassy at Washington. and
through the Embassy the Swedish Gov
ernment would be apprscd OF Baron
Lagerfelt's fOrgerieS. Mr. lIIrsch ha,
been appointed Vice-Swedish COu.el
and will continue to act as such until
the last Of September, when his term
expires. Whether he will be- reapp0int.
ed at that time is not yet decided bat
il is probable he will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-03

At Boston n. 3D. Boston ., Chicago
3.
At New York u. L.l Boston q.
Cleveland !.
At Philadelphia a. L.l Phnadcl-
phia II, Cincinnati t..
At New York LJ Brooklyn s..
Chicago ,.
At Philadelphla-)P b. Phladcl-
phia l3, Pittsburg :.
At New York-CP. L.) New York 3.
Buffalo .. Second game Now York
II, Buffalo T..
At New York-lN. 3D. brooklyn 3D..
PittSburg 4.
At Boston-P. L.) Boston 10, Clc,e-
land o.
At Rochester-CA ASSN Rochester q.
Louisville 3.
At Syacuse-(A>sn.) Stars 10, Toic-
do :
At Baltimore-(AssnJ Baltlmore-Co.
Iumbus u each.
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4 strike M Pnrl,ershurc.

Sp-riG. I,lsQrIYi 20 'ls Register
PAEKEuspURG, W. Va September
.. Employees of the ParkerSburg Mill
Company, numbering $50, struck to-day
and the works shut down. The en-
ploveeS had requested the company to
pay on every Saturday. When the COM
mittee of workmen waited on the super
iutendent their requests were refused
and they were notified that the com
pauy did not propose To- Doe dictated TO-.
The men then an walked out. Mr.. Lot
Gould. President, stated the trouble was
not in regard 20 wages, but upon wheth-
er the company should be dictated to
by its employees. The company pro-
posed 20 carry out its own policy, and
he was willing the mills should be- idle
indefinitely unless their policy prevail
ed. The men are determined.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say 10 our citizens, that for
Years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, DR.. King S
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and Electric Bitters. and have never han
died remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
NOT hesitate 10 guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to return IN, purchase
price. If satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co, Druggists.
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ICICAGO, NcptcmDcr +.-It Is t>II-
mated that about 6,0OO carpenters are
idle. OF these 1000 struck to-day and
q. 1000 were already out of work through
bosses closing up jobs i'm anticipation OF
q strike. Practically all OF the union
are out. About 1000 non-union men
remain at work. 1t is understood that
congressman Lawlcr will attempt to ef-
feet settlement Of the strike.
The Carpenters Council to-day de-
cidcd that all union men in the employ
of bosses paying 37is cents per hour
aud allowing the cight-hour day should
at once return 10 work. President
O'Connell. of the Council, claims that
over 1000 men have gone TO work un-
der this decision to-day.
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Oh, No, Not "a Trust.

CHICAGO. September about sixty
prominent glass and plate glass manu-
facturerS. met this morning for the
purpose Of forming an organization, the
character Of which yet remains a mys-
terry TO the unnitiated. In cOnycrsa-
tion with number Of gentle.
men comprising tho meeting il
was universally stated that the
purpose Of assembling was not that Of
combing or forming a trust but to con
suit with each other as to the best and
most economical methods Of conduct
ing their several businesses and gain a
profitable idea by the rehearsal Of the
experiences of the entire situation.
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nemncr.tIc GnIn. in Arkan.as.

LITTLE Rock. September Returns
from two-thirds Of the counties received
by the Gazette to-nigt maintain the large
increase In the Democratic majorlties
over last year. The majority Tor Gov.
Eagle and the Democratic State ticket
will not fall below 30, 900. The Legisla-
turc will be overwhelmingly Democrat
ic. thus ensnring the reelection OF
lanes X. Jones a. Z. :. Senator.
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rrcsenr convention had an important
tutv to parform Tha owes mot only of
the peonle of West Virginia. but M the
whole nation wore anon it for the man
WHOM, b. would nominate ,rould leod Il,
-b. h,rtla agaip.r The most dfstir-
-risIo3 ranresentarfve M .Democr9tir
r-.. r~,Ta~ doctrine tbot ,vos il, tbo
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60 vs.. t+t.i~s,r or a.. No
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MISREPRESENTATION ,.ss Ieor,ir, anniondcJ
hv ~ ,,eio~i,y W. -be gr.lie1r. Ue
S5ilo,voJ bo,vs,er ,h. .TcclIsnt ~
,,,rl. sot tv NJ Ar.i,.,n i'm address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-03

fixed the standard of our tariff eXactions
upon the people of the country, and the
fact is that now, and here twenty-five
years after the war, when no demand it
created is pressing upon the treasury,
when the people are paying through
their public officials, twenty-four per
cent. premium on their outstanding in
lCOntipued on Third Page
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
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4 Rows Suicide.
Sn1cinl Tslenrqn. 10 he Reaister.

SVfciII ItIfYI uWI 70 I0tt I'tTI'''4'
PoINT PLEASANT, w. VA, Septembci
Monday evening about sunset
Pleasant Wright, aged Il years, son OF
John Wright, who lives in Clendenin
district. committed suicide by placing
the muzzle Of rifle in his mouth and
pulling the trigger, killing himself in
stantly. Family trouble is assigned
for his rash act.
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Twelfth Senatorial Convention.

Special telegram 20 me Register.
PIEDMONT. w. VA. September =
Rev. j. O. Thompson called the Twelfth
Senatorial Convention toordcr. Thorn
as C.. Pownal, of Hampshire, was made
Chairman, and George 4. GoSarn, Of
Grant. Secretary Rev. J. O, Thomp-
son editor of the KeyScr Echo. OF
Mineral. was unanimously nominated
for the long term. Thomas C. Parsons,
of Grant. for the short. Harmony pre-
vailed. Thompson and Parsons ac-
kuowicdged the honor I'm fitting adj
dresses. James Little, OF Mineral, was
made temporary Chairman of the Seua-
torial Committee, In place of Thomp-
son.
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VIOLATING PENSION LAWS
Sen,,, Man to the Penltentiary and Inn
poses $500 Fine.

Sp.rig. telegram fo me- II gisftF.
PARKEESBURG, September Special
Agent A. w Rooms was here to-day.
having brought ID. l.. Maynor of Centre
vile. Raleigh county, this far on his
way TO the penitentiary. Maynor was
convicted at the May term of the United
States Court, at Charleston, of forging
seven pension checks. lie was just
sentenced by Judge Jackson to pay a
fine of $500 and 70 hard labor in the
penitentiary for one year. The fine
was paid, and his Incarceration follows
to carry ont the sentence rs above.
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SALT LAKE., UTAH, september 2-Ou
Friday night Simon Mckenzie. near Para
disc, Utah. started out 10 shoot coyotes.
His gun was ia some way accidentally dis
charged, and the ball killed his baby aud
badly wounded his wife physician
started from Logan 30 attend 20 The wound
ed woman, but the locality is remote aud l1
details have been received
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Advice to Mothers.

MRs WrSsLoy's SooTHING SYRUP has
been used bv mothers FOR children teethlng
for over ffty years with perfect success
II relieves the little sufferer at once, pro
ducas natural. quiet sleep by freeing s Ihe
child from pain, and the htile cneI C,,-.'' .
avval1es Us "bright rs a button. II i HeI!
,isert In taste soothes the child, softens
ne INNS allavs pain, relieves wind, regu-
iates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhRa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents
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Chauncey Depew..com

LONDON, September Sir Ge0rgc S.
Baden-POwell, member Of the House OF
Commons for the Kirkdalc division of
Liverpool. Gen. Horace Pcrter Mr. and
Mrs Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw Sir Frederick
Frankland and Archbishop CorrIgan, of
New York, will sail from Liverpool to
New York tomorrow on the White Star
Line steamer Tcutonic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-03
nnstnn Wool Market.

Bo,roN. September There has been a
steady demand for wool. Territory fine at
G0r Texas. California and Oregon. fair
demand. Ohio and Pennsylvania, quiet at
3la3li5c for Y, 33a34c for XX and above,
and 35a3Gc for No /, Michigan \ 2Sa2sc' :
No combing Ohio 3qc: do. Michigan 3sc.
Fine Ohio delaine 3jc: do. Michigan BE.
pulled wools. quiet and unchanged.
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,rnrcne.ter stecl Mork. Tails.

BosroN. September lit was re-
ported this afternoon that note OF the
Worchester Steel Works for $4,000 had
been protested. The capital of the
company IS $500, 600, but commercial
agency gives itnO rating. The failure
is an outcome of the LoYett failure.
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The Parkersburg Fair

SptfiNt ItIfgFdHi 70 'Nt I'tYIsFfF.
PARKEEsBURG, September threat
preparations are being made for the
fair in his city. Crowds of people are
coming in already on every train.
The auction sale of pcdigreed cattle,
cows and heiferS, OF Jersey stock, to be
conducted in the blue grass style, is cN-
citing considerable interest.
The balloonist is here, that being a
feature Of the fair. The foot ball games
are exciting almost As much interest rs
the horse races.
1t is expected with fair reason for an
ticipation, that 10000 people will be in
attendance at the fair during the COM
ing three days.
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He Wants to Buy "A Medical Diploma.

BERLIN, September The height OF im.
pudence has been reached by Rechniler.
the notary, who absc0nded from Graft.
taking with him 5000 forms deposited
with him by his poor clients He has writ
ten from New York 10 a friend, asking him
10 purchase for him a medical diploma. in
order 10 commence practice IN that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-03
Federation Of the uaIkap s,,,e..

PAKi-, September THE F,grro say.
that England has made a proposition t0 the
powers that they agree upon federation
Of the Balkan States including ROumauia.
Bulgaria, Seryia, Montenegro aud % part
Of Albania. In regard 20 Armenia. the ps-
per says, England will undertake au act. Sc
interference until order Is restored
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sFOE sLEEPLEsSNEss
4

DIX. c. Il. DAKE. Belleville, H., says
Il have found it, and Il alone, to be capable
of producing d sweet and natural sleep in
cases Of insomnia from oyerwork Of the
brain. which 50 often occurs in active pro-
fessional and business men,
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BIr Socialist Demon.tra,Ion.

BERLIN, September 2-The Socialists
here held grand demonstration yester.
day 10 celebrate the anniversary Of the
death Of La Sale. The proceedings were
orderly
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Fifth Senatorial Nomination.

Y - ~ ~ = - -'------7
RAyEN>woop. W. VA. September ..
Hon. \. II. Barbee, of Mason county,
was nominated here to-day by the Re
publicaus of the Fifth Senatorial dis
trict ON the fifth ballot, an the other
candidates from the same county with
drawing I'm one. two, three order. Lively
times are looked for tomorrow.
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strike ON the r.. :. 81. +.

MERCER. PA, September 2.-The
freight brakemen on the PittSburg,
Shenango and Lake Erie railroad went
out on strike this morning for an ad-
vance in wages of twenty cents 4 day.
All freight traffic is suspended.
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went 70 drug store and asked for 500
DON'T. The storekeeper said. Were
out OF that, but here is something lust rs
good" The practical customer said. "No
you don't, and walked out TO neighbor-
ing store and got bottle Of SOZODONT.
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Money for cnthoIIc MI..Ion..

BALTIMORE, September % The co.Icc.
tions for negro and Indian missions. which
have been taken mp In the Catholic Church
througout the United States will be dis
tributed by board appointed by the last
Plenary Council The collections amount
ID ADOut SlU-yu
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wiube "A candidate.

SpftIlI IeI17r1n % ne Ht0isIfF.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, September
&C. Il. smith, OF this district, will be
q candidate for denomination before the
convention at RayenSwood' and the
Office holders will try TO pull him
through.
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Wrecked by a MI.nInced swItch.

PorGHKEEP-IE, y. Y, September . a
locomotive and five freight cars on the New
York Central railroad were thrown down
an embankment al the north end of this
city last night by misplaced switch SO
.rts4 tv4g hu.f
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johnson Won't Run.
lnl.inl TtIlaram o ~ Rlgister.

SDecial Ttllgrdm 10 Ne Afgisffr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. September l.
Matt johnson, who was nominated by
the Republicans of the Eighth sena-
torial district for State Senator to OPP
nose Col. st. Clair, has positively re-
fused To accept the nomination,
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KENNA.
The Brilliant West Virginian
on the Tariff
IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
A Magnificent EfOrt---IncOntrOvertble Ar
gument
AGAINST THE TARIFF INIQUITY.
One Of the Most FOrcible Speeches Ever
Delivered by the Young Senator
1t Should Be Read By Every
body Who Wants the
Light
A Magnificent Efort---IncontrOvertible Ar
gument
THE TARIFF INIQUITY.
.p.cinl Ttl.aram 10 he Reaislsr.

oFflIII ItI1IIUN ~ I7It I8t8IeItF.
WASHINGToN, ID. c., September l.
In the Senate to-day, Hon. John f..
Kenna delivered magnificent speech
upon the tariff. 1t was listened to at
tentively by both sides and by the gal
lerieSa, are all of Mr. Kenna'S speeches
He sDoSp rs follows.
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Her five WiSner votes changed To llar-
mon, and the nomination was made.
Harmon, who occupied seat in the
hall, was enthusiastically congratulated.
In response 20 loud calls he took the
platform aud made neat address of
thanks. After short wait Mr.. Dayton
also appca red, and after thanking his
friends, pledged his hearty support TO
the nominee. The work was finished,
and 40 4;l5 sharp the Convention adj
iourucd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-03

were answered a moment later from
the other side of the hall, when Preston
wiped out her fraction and gave Dayton
80 solid StaggeIS threw his six votes
I'm Marion TO Harmon, and then Berke-
ley changed her 30 solid, and
east them the same way. The
convention was in an uproar. Har-
mon had 100 votes, within one of enough
TO nominate. The Dayton men evident
ly made a miScalculatiOn. which led
them 20 believe that Harmon was NOM
mated. Charley Teter got the floor
amid the confusion and withdrew the
name of Dayton. moving TO make Har-
mons nomination unanimous. Berke-
ley withdrew WiSner and seconded the
motion. I'm the meanwhile the Dayton
leaders had discovered their mistake,
and amid hOwlS. cheers, and cries OF no,
no, Tetcr got the floor again, and again
placed Dayton before the convention.
I'm moment all was confusion. Cries
of vote, and calls for the roll were heard
on every hand. Arnold Scherr, OF
Grant, gained recognition, and
began an excited speech de-
clariug that Harmon had been
fairly nominated two years ago, and the
nomination had been taken from him,
but the Grant delegation would not sub
init Co such treatment again. In the
midst of the uproar jefferson county
acted and
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President Carnnt ILL.
A Witty Customer

PAEIs. September 2.-Presideut Carnot
is suffering from lndisnosifinn
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alrbourh Wisner showed equally as
.rrorr as Harmon: she changed her 30
solid votes from the former 70 iHe 'a's'I,
The change brought whir'"inid 9I
cheers from the Harmon forces Whlcn
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VrTprVC HOMELESS ARAB VDHAN.

Young woman dressed in Oriental '"~tun" was
seen last Wednesday IN Fourteenth st.. between so
cnth and Eighth aveN.. oar'yin- ir M door T. d"r "a
basket in which had needle. pins tape. tiiiNad'
ctc. which she try ing 20 ell. The RAIN Wa Wii
ny in torg,ut> and tho" who answered her ring ~
their door bell dismissed hey curly The poor creature
finally came the doorway OF No. -. Wcr" >hc al
down. trembling from the cold. \ once celebrated
opera and concert singer. VINO lived there ana VII"
with her little daughter had been watching ih" 300
fortunate stranger. went downstairs and bean Ia YAK
20 the woman in English she then t1"d French
which The woman seemed TO understand fairly vel.
The stranger said tha he Mrs Abba iiaGuct and
that her husband Gabriel and hc had just arrived here
from i;cirout and that they were Arabs, Her ms
land was a good Ctpcntcr. hut u" had been unable -
ct WORK here owing 10 the fact that y" wa ,tiang"
nd smoke no Lucl-h fhc Kind hearted ladN believed
IA. story and az gave Mr.. Iadm"t "Wplpvn o'i
- domestic iu LoI horse, Wn"I" her -tlH"~" Eastern
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