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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-15
ST. ANTHoNYs DAY.
Thousands Crowded ON Troy Hill to Re
celve the BlesslnEs Of Father MoIlinger.

Thousands Crowded ON Troy Hill to Re-
ceIve tie Blessings Of Father Moilinger.
PrrsBuRon, June l4-A crowd Of
from 10000 TO 1900 people were packed
in aud about Father Mollingcr's church,
on Mt. Troy, yesterday morning. Fully
one-third OF those present had come for
relief, while nearly all Of the others
were drawn to the scene through Curl
osity. twas st. Anthony's Day, and
the lame, blind and bedridden had
made their way from all parts OF the
United States to meet the famous faith
curist and return home well. 1t was a
curious crowd, made up Of az classes,
the wealthy and intelligent iostling the
poor and ignorant in their eagerness to
feel Father Mollinger's touch. In order
to accommodate all, masses were held
every hour from daylight until ten
o'clock, but long before the time set for
the first mass every seat in the church
was taken, and there was no more stand
ing room. -
night to get into the holy editce as soon
as The doors were thrown open.
A few minutes before five o'clock
Father Mollingcr appeared, and for five
hours he was Kept busy amounting anu
blessing the sick.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and movements of Boats
The River Interests.

The River Interests.
The river was rising slowly last night,
with 7 feet Ginches in the channel.
The reports from above were:
Brownsville-6 feet 6 inches and fall
ing; weather clear; thermometer SO.
Warren-Stationary at low water
mark; weather clear and warm.
Pittsburgh feet inches and sta
tionary; weather clear.
The Ben Huriwill get away for Park
ersburg at 2 p. m.
The Scotia will pass up to Pittsburgh
from Cincinnati to-day at 7 q. m.
The steamer Liberty took the Arion
society on an excursion down the river.
The Matt F. Allen took a big excur-
sion to Parkersburg Saturday night.
She will return this morning ind leave
for Pittsburgh at Sa. IN.
Miss Brown, the accomplished short
hand writer on Superintendent Hender-
sons wharf boat at Pittsburgh, came
down on the Bachelor yesterday, ac-
companied by Aunt Sallie, and returned
on the Keystone State.
The Ben Hur left for Pittsburgh yes
terday at 4 a. m.-The Lizzie Bay passed
up from Charleston for Pittsburgh at IL
a. NAT the same hour the Bachelor
passed down for Cincinnati-At noon
the Keystone State continued on her
way from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh-The
Courier got away for Parkersburg Mt l
o. m.
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New Corporation.

Special Dispateh to he LnteEliOcneer.
CHARIESroN, W. Va, June 12.-The
Brook Glass Company hasbeen chartered
to conduc: glass factory at Nyellsburg;
capital, $500, with the privilege of in
crcasing to 700. Shares are 500 each,
and Henry E. Gasmire, Robert A, Comb,
Lewis Bauer, Solomon Combs and John
F. Gasmire, all of Wheeling, hold one
each. Also to the Maiorsville Mining
and Manufacturing Company to con-
duct Touring and saw mill at Majors
vile, Marshall county; CAPT al, $1,000,
with privilege Of increasing to $4,000;
shares are $500; the incorporators are
S +. Alley and others, residents of Mar
sh>ll county and Washington county,
Pennsylvania. Also Mill Creek Coal
and Coke Company, of Coopers, Mercer
county; capital 100000, ten per cent Of
which has been paid in, with the privi-
lego OF increasing to 100000, shares are
si00 each, of which John Cooper, Of
Cooper's, William Bury, of Shamokn,
Pa. ~. L. Bury, of Beury, and William
Beury, executors, Of Shamokin, Pa,
hold 2l0 shares each, and Charles Q.
Beury, OF Stone Ridge, and Thomas Fl.
Cooper, of Coopers, hold two each.
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New York, June IA tenement
house fire on upper Third avenue early
this morning resulted in the death Of
three members of one family. They
were Phillip Brady, aged tifty-fve, Cath.
arine Brady, his wife, aged forty, and
Phillip Brady, jr,, their thirteen-year-
old son. The fire was mysterious one,
breaking out at 3 80 o'clock, and caught
the tenants asleep, and there were
many narrow escapes. The loss by the
fire was about $4,000.
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sALE OF BONDS.
SALE OF BONDS.
81 l. E
Mss
~, -O9-
CITY OF WHEELING
Four-aid-a-BalfPer CentBolb
OF 1890.

Notice Is hereby given that the un Ess \; n
commissioners appointed by I'M Ofdlhalvs, ~ ~
City Of Wheeling, entitled An 0E9ihInS KIN StyI
vide for the issue and sale Of Bonds o. lAr MA
Wheeling, to be known rs me i Mn'" ",i a.
Bridge Bonds, aud FOR the redemption w. IA N
menI thereof" ratified by the y9Ie!s TTii!sF:DI,
on the 18th day OF April DW VIII on ooi,SlS,EI
JULY eth lSgty Between the honS o. y, SS Oss
m. md 4 O'clock u. NJ, ut the BANK o. ". Ia
Valley. in the city OF Wheeling W va lg. MI,i
bids IN writing for, and sell the !clnanhii 5tiF
tbe Bonds OF said city authorized by &hSSsid
nance, TO the amount Of s7l,5Di cag . I" n
thereof are 800 bopds; si3ly C III lSsd j
$500 bonds, nnd thirty Of them sl.TI ~ JuIyE
dated July Isl hS ISy@6GiGf o SV v al Viii la
est al the rate Of ~ pOr cent peI, aEn" IS III
ble annually on the Ant day Of July ti,s.gll.f
on the first day OF July In eteh ycA, :, he ~
until and including the year ~ llwbetl!iL
Hank Of the Ohio Valley, III tie clE " ~, AZ y
for which interest coupons IN proper ''''4
tachcd 10 each bond "a, The ~
These bOndS are Issued to pqy i T., an an, NiS
strncti0n oi permanent new btlW ,yybetlJ
street, In the city OF Wheeling ~ :, he hrs,
creek and will be sold snly LOT c,i ,.rstd ~
Cst hjdder. approved by the lindct'gI,i,, XXI ~
none al said bonds will be solI w ,
and accrued interest from July l. i,l,,i, are lith
The bonds hereby advertised ioI q, sS' ,Sd EitI
10 redemption, al lheir pui '"",'.Vjdsd In sad opa
time after, July ], 1900, as pr0yileu. ~ eonFdl
nance and neither such bond, nor ,.y g tE u
thereto attached will he subject 10 'l'''' a,
der the authority Of Snid city ot,Ira;a' iEl
BY sud ordinance the sad CIV ~ Bond g
to pay ench year after 1870, nnia 5"Itr MD y
thorlxed under said ordinance an hinnd, !asa
one.tWenT.Iith Of outstanding
@'' J.. Z ySt6aaiN
TX HrGHS
Eel lolS.ls q. 90 ,S9jylGI
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]. a. Holcomb and vile, Of Belcher-
vile, Texas, have celebrated their fifty
fifth wedding anniversary, and are still
hale and hearty. The secret Of their
long life and good health is that they
correct any slight ailment promptly, and
in thatway serious sickness. Like
most every one else, they are moro fire.
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. To correct
this they take st. Pitrick's Pills in pre-
ference to any other, because, as Mr..
Holcomb says, "They are a mild pill
and, besides, keep the whole system in
good ordes, Weprze themveryhighly."
For sale by druggists.
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PrrrsDuRGu, Pa, June l4.-At noon
to-day Wolf, Howard & Company's win
dow glass works on the South Side,
were burned to the ground. Loss $780,
600; insurance $4,000, During the
progress of tho fire Adam Wilgus, who
had climbed on an adjoining roof to
save his house, was overcome by the
heat and fell to the ground, breaking
his neck. Several spectators and fire.
men were also prostrated by the great
hnnt
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THE YOUNG MAN GOES Also.

Curtis had disappeared and ahas not
since been seen in the vicinity. 1t is
understood that he claims to be married
to the girl, but as she is not yet sixteen
years old the point will be raised by her
parents thatshe is not competentto give
her consent to the marriage contraGt.
Raynor took his daughter home, where
it is alleged he had her chained fast to
the floor and beaten severely. She was
held close prisoner, the chains cutting
into her limbs. The girl managed to
reach window at moment when her
jailors were off guard, and calling to q
passer-by, told him the manner--in
which she had been treated, and WINS
even then being deprived of her liberty.
This person went to Justice Cannon,
told him the story and he at once or
dered the young woman released. She
says she is not married to Curtis, but It
is believed that she is impelled to this
denial through fear Of her father. Since
the return Of his daughter the father
went to one OF tho local papers and at
tempted to secure the insertion OF an
advertisement in which he forbade any
one from marrying, harboring or visit
ing his daughter. The publisher re.
fused to receive Raynor's money and
declined to print the advertisement.
There is strong talk here Of appealing
to the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children to interfere in be.
half of the girl.
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Will STRIKE TODAY


Fifteen Hundred chicago Iron workers
VIII Go Out.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Fifteen hundred
Architectural iron workers will strike
tomorrow morning. The union met
last night with six hundred present. A
committee reported that all the bosses
in the city had been notified OF the de-
mands and had refuscdt to accede to them.
Delegates present from the three metal
workers unions announced that they,
too, had decided to strike Monday
morning. These three unions number
zoo men. The strike will probably tie
up the work on all big down town street
builders.
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Chnnro of 1Imr on the Pnn.HandIe.

On the new schedule, taking effect
Monday, 9Th inst, trains will leave
Wheeling, city time:
7:2O a. m. for Pittsburgh.
$3.50 a. m. for SteubenYille aud west.
1870 p. m. for the East and west.
1920 p. m. for Pittsburgh and east.
1906 p. IN. for Steubenyille and west.
Arrive at Wheeling:
$3.50 a. IN. from Steubenville and west.
1880 a. m. from Pittsburgh and east.
S:S5 p. N. from Pittsburgh and west.
6:25 p. m. from Pittsburgh and west
$3.50 p. m, from Pittsburgh
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BE rire nd Alum sprlngs.

Special DENINITc 70 NE IHltHytNCtF'
ALUM BRIDGE, w. Va, June 14-Fire
broke out in the store of Capt. George
Crook here at about eleven o'clock Fri
day night. The store house, all its con-
tents, two granaries and stable we're
burned to the ground. The loss will
reach nearly three thousand dollars,
with no insurance
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Horrible Hallway Accident.

BERNIE, June 14.-Amost horrible &C,
cident occurred on the Moenchenstein
& Bale railway to-day through the col
lapse OF bridge beneath n heavily
loaded excursion train. The train was
crowded with people on the way to at
tend musical fete. Sixty persons were
killed outright and hundreds were in
iurad
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An Actor Foun 4 pead.

CuIoAao,J June 14.--JamesL. Edwards,
a member of the H. J. Jacobs company,
now playing "The Ways of the World,
at Haylin's Theatre, was found dead in
bis room at the Hotel Beaumont, over
the theatre, about o'clock this morn
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Nine Mon Buried.

SAY ANTONIO, Texas, June 14.-Nine
men we're buried under mass OF falling
stone in San Antonio, Friday. Vincent
Pacheco was killed outright, and Chas.
Heiting John Guhl and John Heck
MORALLY wounded. all the others were
also hurt,
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prnnntnrn Ernlosion.

RoANoxE, Va, June l4.-By prema-
ture explosion of dynamite blast on
the Roanoke Southern Railway, between
Rocky Mount and Roanoke, two men
we're instantly killed aud two fatally in
iured. They were all colored except q
boss, who is stiR alive.
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. n, yva,oD,s Nor.,ov Pine syrrn crros

DIR. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
cough and colds quicker than any other
remedy, because it combines the lung
healing quality OF the pine tree with
other valuable medicines. Sold by all
dealers on guarantee OF satisfaction.
DkW
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PARIS, June 1.-THE total wheat crop
Of France this year will amount to little
over half the average crop.
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PROPOSALS
For Digging Trenches and Lay
ing Sewer Pipes.

Sealed proposals will be received at the es1.
Of tho Board OF Public Works Of the Ciy q
Wheeling until u o'clock, noon, Saturday Igp:
%, 1891, for digging trenches and laying S'a
Specifications Of the different sewersto be ~ 4,
can he seen al the office OF the BOARD Of FIelE
Works. The successful bidder will be reQul!si
70 give bond With two securities ln ne Pa
sum OF 5000 conditional for the faithful la
Torrance OF the contract. The Board tessns
the right to reject any or ali bids. PTopoeaa
be marked, "PropoSalS for dlgglngstreneha y.
BY order OF tic hoard OF Public Works,
ieI6 +. N. DARRAH, ClsfL
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WAMTEp.

THE UNTTrS
NY bstE sl5S IA 1 nv Il sSS 4 a!a
pny, Thtions clothing and medical OttendSssO oa
Applicants must DO prepared 10 furnish w. ..,1e
factory evidence as % age, character ma hsIsItr
Apply at ll5I Main street, Wheeling, ". "
telv..t
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FOR STREET PAVING.

Sealed proposals will be received at The oss
OF the board OF Public Works Of the city d
Wheeling until IL o'clock. noon, Saturday, June
20, 1891, for paving streets with vitrlhed paving
brick. Specifications can be seen at the Office q
the Hoard OF Public Works The successful BID
der Will be required 10 give. bond with tEo e
curItleS In the penal sum Of 5000 conditional
for the faithful performance Of the contntL
The Board reserves the right to reject any o. 81
bids. Proposals TO be marked, Proposals. iOi
BY order ofthe Board Of Public Works,
jelO. T. NJ. DARRAH, Clerk
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MAcHINlsTs
PEMoYED,
~ REDMAN g. co.

Have removed their Machine shop 70 ., y )
corrugated Iron building on cNaPaA' s, w. q
tween Seventeenth and Elghteea'n '1 ~, y
are nov ready Tor business st the DC" r
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not join with Adllyoa, and Soy that

not join with Addison, and say that
though
1.-THE friendships Of the world are off
coniedemcies 81 vice, or leagues OF pleasure;
Ours hos seyeTtss Virtue for rs basis, =. =.
And such a friendship ypds not but.with life. /"
And can we hot4ruIysay withPope-
"a generous tFeadsAlp no cOOE medium
Burns wiz one love, with ono resentment
One should on, interests and our passions be,
Ny friend must hatc the man that Injuries me-
Charity-swcet charity. OF charity
Bacon said:
"The desire OF power in excess caused
the angels to fall; the desire Of knowl-
edge in excess caused man to fall but
in charity there is no excess; neither
can angel nor man come in danger by
OF benevolcRce Horace Mann said:
"The soul of tho truly benevolent man
does not seem to reside much in his
own body. It's life, TO great extent, is
n mere reflex Of the lives OF others. It
migrates into their bodies, and identity
ing its existence with their existence,
finds its bankruptcies ip increasing
and proloFsing, their pleasures; in OK
tinguishing or solacing their pains"
Rev. Mr.. Moore preached splendid
sermon, well suited to tho occasion, and
was attentively listened to throughout,
not alone by the Knights OF Pythias
present, but by all.
pYTHr4S S,sSoalAb1AS.
The occasion for the special sermon
was the fact that yesterday was memo
rial day of the Pythian order. Before
the services. delegations from the differ
ent lodges'in the city went tp the GENE.
teries and esCattered flowers over tho
graves OF the dead. After. this cere-
mony, the lodges rendezvoused at the
hall on Market street, from which place
they marched to the church headed by
Mayors brass band.
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FoR RENT.
EOR RENT.
FoR SALE.

GTOCKs, BONDS AND REAL E
- TATEiFqR SALE, -
20 shares Franklin Insurance stock.
3DondS, Wheeling Steel Works, 81 900 e.sA
10 shares Commercial Bank.
% shares Jefferson Insurance stock.
20 shares Hobbs Glass stock,
q shares Street Railway Co.
60 shares Wheeling Pottery stock.
South Chaplinc street building lot
THOMAS 0'BRIES
Stock Broker, No. ll471s Main Street. TsIeSioo,
49, Ith
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A FATHERS CRUEL ACT.
CHAINS His Daughter toa Floor to
Punish Her for Elopement.
WARNS ALL AGAINST TAKING HER.
A Case in Which Love Docs not Laugh
at There may DO Lee
gal 1nvcstigatlon...Thc Young Man
Disappears.

PArcuosuE, L. l., June 1.-THE peo-
pie here are excited over the manner in
which W. L. Raynor, fish dealer, is
alleged to have maltreated his daughter,
pretty girl just approaching sixteen
years Of age.
Grace Raynor, tho young woman in
the case, is very attractive, and num-
bers her admirers by the score, but is
especially partial to the attentions OF
one David Curtis, a youth from Bellport.
Raynor, the father, is quite prominent
in church circles here, but apparently
has his own peculiar ideas as to disci-
pline in his family. When the father
discovered that his daughter was in
clined 10 look with favor on the yoGng
man from thoneighboring town he pro-
ceeded to warn her that the visits Of the
Bellport youth must be discontinued
under the pain OF his severe censure.
But David and Grace were not to be
discouraged by any threat Of parental
displeasure, and so while the latter pre-
tended to acquiesce they continued to
meet, and, it is alleged, had planned an
elopement for last Sunday.
THE GIRL SIYSTERIoUsLY DISAPPEARS.
The father became suspicious that
something was going on, and when
Sunday came blocked the schemes of
the lovers by locking his daughter in
her room, and spent the day enjoying
the discontinue Of the young man,
who, failing to find his sweetheart at
the trystring place, had vainly attcmpt-
ed to communicate with her
Later, Raynor relaxed somewhat his
watch over his daughter, and oh Tnes-
day she disappeared, and then III was
learned that young Curtis had absented
himself from home. That the fish
monger was angry at this evident in
tention Of the young people to defy him
hardly expresses the idea. He raved
wildly about the disobedience OF his
child, and prosecuted vigorous search
for her.
A warrant was sworn out for the ar
rest Of Curtis, who was charged with abb
Quoting the young woman. Late in the
day word was received that Miss Grace
was at the residence Of /. X. Dodge and
family, on q small clearing in the woods
about two miles north OF this village
Thither the father went after the young
woman, but the Dodges declined to ac-
knowledge that she was there, and only
surrendered her when search warrant
WINS nrOduced
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on Thursday, June 18th, the Grocers
will hold forth at Wheeling Park.
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEErlMes
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS; :

The annual meeting Of the stockholdeu a.
Directors aud for tho transaction Of such NV w
business as may come before the rpeStIn.0 , "a
be held At the Mcclure House, Wheeling II vvW
July II, 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. IN eva,
onAs. J. GIL. Secretary. "S' ~ n;
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nnueF k0lo orulnhnce' Up JEPsg!4
= h. DO9gLA
IL HuGHE
iei.2,6,1o,15.ls.22. q, SoiE44L
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wool Grown ON Trces.

In u Iittlo account Of India Herodotus
says that it is the finest of all the countries
of the east. He says that with the excep.
tion Of tie horses, the beasts and birds in
India are the largest in the world He says
the people get their gold by washing it out,
while other people have to dig for theirs.
And then, as the acme of their lazy pros
perity, he says their wool grows on trees.
"The trees there, in a state of nature, bear
WoolIy fruit which in beauty and in
strength surpasses the wool from sheep,
and the people of India wear clothes made
from il.
This is the first alluson to cotton made
in western literature 1t is a little curious,
indeed, that no distinct reference to it is to
be found in the Bible, which runs back to
much further than Herodotus. The Jews
must have seen cotton awnings and prob
ably cotton clothing in Babylon, and the g
could hardly have been an army from the
east on the soil Of Palestine but embodied
many cotton clothed soldiers,-New Eng
lGnd Magazine
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a blind Drummer.

"There is one of the best tobacco drum.
mers in the country" remarked gentle.
man as an elderly looking man, with a
long gray beard, in company with a young
woman, passed up Wyandotte street The
gentleman walked arm in arm with his
companion, and no one would have noticed
anything peculiar about him until he came
to n crossing and then his companion
spoke to him, his step faltered, his foot
was put out, as if afraid to advance. His
eyes were turned straight ahead and never
sought the ground. They We're sightless.
The man was Mr., James Harrison, of
Richmond, Va, and the woman was his
daughter MIR. Harrison travels for u plug
tobacco factory, and is regarded as one Of
the best drummcrs on the road. For more
than twenty years he has made the rounds
with two daughters. First one of them
grew up from girl to woman and was
married The second one then took her
place, and has since been his constant com
Eanion. She goes about with him from
store to store, helps him with his samples
at the train and the hotels attends to tick
cts and baggage-iu short, does everything
that tender, loving woman could do for
the blind, She is his eyes. The two are
known IN every city in the country.-Kan-
SIS City Times.
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ODDS AND l-NUo.

It is only with the mouth open that snor-
ing can be accomplished during sleep.
From the lemotest times men saluted
the sun, moon and stars by kissing the
hand
Miss Lynch, author of In Troubled
Waters" is going to Paris to lecture on the
works of George Meredith.
Ii is impossible for a slave to have any
style. If you would have your child digni
fed you must treat it with dignity
Robert Browning is responsible for tho
statement that he was nearly 50 before he
made any money out Of his writings
In France and Italy the usual dinner
hour is 4 or 5 p. M, a custom that has re
mained unchanged for hundreds of years
Braca, the French anthropoogist de-
clares that the broad headed race now rep
resented 10y the people Of central France
are the true Gauls or Celts or Caesar.
The Bell Rock lighthouse is enyeloped to
its summit in binding spray during a
heavy ground swell, even when there is
but little or no wind.
Reading cars, fitted out with the most
popular periodicals and books will be at
tached to the passenger trains of the St
Petersburg and Warsaw railroad
Queen Victorias chef receives "A salary o{
81, 800 a year Under him there are four
master cooks and a score of male and fe
male assistants