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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09
MARTINS FERRY.
Tcrrill md Paxton to be Arrnigncd-E1

Tcrrill md Paxton to be Arrnigned-Ex-
plosion Snturdny-Porsonu1,e tc.
John W. Terrill and William Paxton,
two OF the three men who while under
the influence OF wliiskey entered the
store OF John w. Crooks last Wednes-
day and made such Il cowardly and dis
graceful attack on the proprietor, with
out any provocation whatever, other
than that Crooks is an active Republic
can and had worked hard for his party
during the campaign, will be arra!gned
before Squire Theo. Keller this morn
ing. Warrants were sworn out on Fri
day for Terrill and Paxton, two for the
former and one for the latter. Tcrrill
will answer for assault and battery and
malicious destruction OF property and
Paxton for assault and battery, in addi-
ton to the charges OF Officers Och and
Bowman who made the arrests on
Wednesday. Terrill and Paxton say
they made fools of themselves, and
knowing that the unprecedented out
rage in which they took part is con-
demned in the strongest terms by tho
people OF Martins Ferry, and fearing
that they will be severely, but justly,
dealt with by law, they are rcpentant
and are willing to make apologies, but
the law will take its course.
The large air receiver at the blast
furnace exploded with terrific force on
Saturday morning about half past nine
o'clock, shaking the earth and many
buildings for blocks around and break
ing many windows. The engine stopped
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Prominent odd Fellow Dead.

Saturday evening q telegram dated
Parkorsburg was received by Grand
Master Godfrey Schul, OF tho l. o. 0. F.,
stating that A. 7. Lang died in that town
ut S o'clock that afternoon. Tho de-
ceased was prominent Odd Fellow, be-
ing past grand representative at the
time OF his death. He was also past
grand dictator OF tho Knights OF Honor,
and ut the time Of his death repre-
sentative to the Supreme Lodge. Mr..
Lang was about fifty years OF age, and
formerly lived in Wheeling, in the
Eighth ward.
Upon the receipt Of the telegram a
meeting was held and the following re-
ply to the telegram was sent:
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. I, 1891.
JohnR Kiehie Secretary Sharon Lodge No. %, l. O.
Q. +, Purscrsbnrg ". Va:
We sincerely regret that We cannot
be with you at the funeral OF our friend
and brother. Please convey to the fam
lily and friends Of Brother A. F. Lang,
past grand representative, our most sin
cere expressions OF sympathyin their sad
bereavement.
The Grand Lodge OF West Virginia
has lost an active participant in its
labors, and Odd Fellowship a true and
tried exponent. GODFREY ScIIuL,
Grand Master.
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after tlcnine o'clock cast was made and
the gas went back into the receiver,
causing 1t to explode. Both ends were
blown out. The head at the south end
was broken in two ut tho middle. One
half was blown across the street and tho
other half struck n two story brick house
near by. Tho other end fell near the
engine house. One man jumped from
tho top OF the engine house TO tho
ground, but was not hurt. Walter Duff,
who was near the engine house, was
struck OH the knee with flying brick,
cutting small cash, and Ed, son OF
Isaac Lewis, colored, was struck on the
leg and somewhat injured by the con.
cussion. The furnace cannot run until
tho repairs are made, which will require
about one week.
William Rivers, who was arrested and
fined for wifc.beating n few days ago,
got on another drunk yesterday, threat
oned 10 kill all the family and was mr..
rested at his homo in the country and
brought to town and locked up by
Marshal Wcstwood and Bowman.
A four-year.old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. WA. Moore was terribly scalded
with hot water at Beaver Falls, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Moore arc well.known in Mar
tins Ferry, having formerly lived here.
The cantata OF Queen Esther" to
have been produced Mt Bellaire and
postponed on account OF the death OF
Mrs. Flora Williams mother, will be
rendered there November Il.
Mrs. Sidney Sherman Cochran, OF
Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, will return
to-day after weeks visit with Judge
John S. Cochran.
There was no preaching in the United
Presbyterian church yesterday OH &C.
count OF the absence OF the pastor ut
Brownsville, Pa.
Presiding Elder Z. D. Hammond
preached in the colorcd NJ. L. Church
yesterday. Sacramental services were
held ut $3.50.
This being tho week OF prayer, SER
vices will DO held in the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms every evening for young men.
VIII Lewis, colorcd, was arrested yes.
terday for cutting John Connolly in the
back short time ago.
Rev. W. II. Simmons, pastor OF the
colored NJ. E. Church, has returned
from the South.
One plain drunk was run in Yesterday
and one drunk and disorderly on Sat
urday.
On Saturday William Owens killed q
chicken having two perfect stomachs.
The supposed counterfeiters were
taken to the county Jail on Saturday.
Harry Robinson spent Sunday with
his parents in st. Clairsyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. SchncgS buried an
infant child on Saturday,
The Henderson boys were, home from
Pittsburgh over Sunday.
Boxed papers in great variety at the
postottlce news stand.
Glenn Speidel spent Sunday at his
home in Wellsburg.
Carl Boyd is building a residence on
Fifth street.
Mrs. R. 7. ong is visiting at Smith
field.
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teeth OF tho saw. He fell OH the blade,
gushing his legs badly.
Miss Irene Hernandez, the soubrc,tc
Of the "Our Irish Visitors company,
has several Wheeling friends, who arc
glad to meet hcr again. Shc 10 q clever
md attractive actress. She and Miss
Marie Gucrand dance pretty Spanish
dance.
Tho Springer Telegraph Company,
OF New York, has made n portrait IN
costume Of Lillian Russell in "La Cigale,"
which is one OF tho finest art works in
the line ever produced. A copy adorns
the 1STELIioEScER's dramatic sanctum.
Orrin Hollis, tho famous bareback
rider, and ono OF tho principal eques-
triau stars all last summer with tho
Robinson show, Is lying, at the point Of
death at Birmingham, Ala.
The New York Epoch remarks that
Nobody should patronizo theatre
which is not flrcprooi from top to bot
tom and which has not ample means Of
cgress."
at Martins Ferry tho attractions this
week will be BLACK Thorn" on
Wednesday night, and Vrecland's min
atrels Oh Saturday night.
William Muldoon has Joined "Thc Sca
Queen" for icw weeks, and will open
his vaudeville season again in Decom-
Der.
10th tho Vrcclard's Nlinstrcls and
sour Irah Visitors' companies arrived
yesterday.
ModjcSka cloacd successful two
weeks engagement at Boston Saturday
night.
The Robinson circus went into win
ter quarters at Cincinnati Saturday.
The Emma Juch opera company is
having hard work to keep alive.
Grimes Cellar Door" will play. SIX
weeks in New York this season.
Tho Bostonians are at tho Duquesnc,
Pittsburgh, this week.
Poor Tony Hart died In New York
asylum last week.
Maurice Darcy has left tho "Dear
Irish Boy"
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BELLAiRE.
AnSorts OF Local Sows AMI Gossip from
The Glnss City.

.AllSorts OF Local Scws AMI Gossip from
The Glass City.
Queen Esther" will DO presented
again here on Monday, November lG.
Miss Gail Hubbard, OF GAINESVILLE, will
take the part OF the Queen, owing to the
illness OF Mrs. Flora Williams.
The City Council ut its next meeting
will likely settle the natural gas bust
ness one way or the other.
James A. Donohue, OF Pittsburgh who
has been visiting here, lett for Cam
bridge yesterday morning.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald, who sprained
his ankle some time ago, is still unable
to get out.
The voting stands in the third wa5d
have been put away inside tho city
building.
Jonathan Hoffman, who has been
visiting in Ireland, returned home yes
terday.
Charles CASTING has moved his fam
lily from Pinch Run to the First ward.
Trains on the Baltimore & Ohio have
been late for few days.
Work on the Union street bridge is
progressing slowly.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay car
was here yesterday.
Shank Thornberry left for Mansfield
yesterday morning.
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4 Strong Specially Stow.

On Wednesday and Thursday next,
commencing with Wednesday mat
inec, Dewey & Smiley's International
C!emiques will appear. The company
lie made up OF the best known and most
meritorious speciality people in the
country, including Bob Stickney, the
famous rider; Max Hugo, Barnum's
funny clown; John Dewey and host OF
singers and performers. The perform
aAce vii! DO sure to be enjoyable to
people OF all tastes.
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"rlo Black Thorn.n

Joseph '. Sullivan, ono Of the best
and most original Irish comedians OF
the day, will DO at the Grand the last
three nights OF this week in his great
SSG9medy.drama, 1.-THE Black Thorn"
Mr., Sullivan has style that is entirely
original, and his supporting company
IS always first class. Ito Is great
.9y9rite among oil classes, especially the
children, and Is sure to do 4 great bust
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09

This evening Vreeland's operctic
mnstrcls will commence three nights
engagement at the Grand. This com.
Pany las the reputation OF being one Of
the best on the road. A street parade
VII! be 81 ven at II o'clock, when vree-
lands gold cornet band, consisting OF
fourteen OF the best artists, will appear
N iull Uniform. The. rush for tickets
mas already commenced, and the stand.
i!hg'room sign will probably be out be.
lore s o'clock. Seats on salo at Gen
Tiers, 1867 Main street.
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John Lamb, the drum major OF tho
Kissing Sun Roarers" band OF the
6luo Jeans company, while helping
Aooert Cowan, n stage mnchinist, to adj
INST the saw Tor tho mill scene, ut
A!Hira, n. Y, caught his clothes in tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09

Born air and water abound in mi
crobes, or germs OF disease, ready to
infect tho debilitated system. To i'm
part that strength and vigor necessary
to resist the effect OF these pcrnicious
atoms, no tonic blood-puri!icr equals
Ayers Sarsaparilla. D6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09
AT THE THEATRES

Good Attractions Announced for This
Week at both Local Houses,
This evening Thomas E. Murray, late
OF THO Murray & Murphy team, will
appear at the Opera House in the old
aAaiunny favoritc, "Our Irish Visitors"
ltis !ull OF fun, and it IS said that Mr..
Murray has surrounded himself with
an unusually strong supporting COM
pany. The piece will be seen here but
Ole NIGHT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09
Tho Great Nerve, Brain and Blood
lnylgorant.

ne Gfeat Nerve, Brain and Blood
lnylgorant.
DIR. GREENE'.S NERVURA
Is the most successful remedy
cUcr DISCOVERED. It's sales are
simply enormous. 1t cures
more cases of disease than any
other knoicn medicine, and has
sdved thousands apon thou-
sands from PARALYSIS, Insan-
ity, Nervous Prostitution, Heart
Failure, Physical EIhnnstfon
or Death. tits beyond allQues-
ton the greatest heath restorcl
in existence.
Use this wonderful remedy u You wish
10 get well, foritis sure and positive cure
For sale by all druggists; price sloo pc!
bottle. Refuse Ill substitutes. : 90. =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09
REAL ESTATE.
TO r S A Il II

1900 TO loan on city real estate
=, Fiyo aJoomed houses, sonih Jacob street,
sl,0C0 eRch
., six lots on South Wood street, Eighth ward.
5ISfoomcd new house, chaplIne street, Sixth
Ward, cheap
$1,000 VIII buy house OF fyo rooms on Jacob
street. Centre Wheeling.
Lots In $. $. BloohS addition on South Penn
and Elm Streets Island
Lot on South Front street, Island, si,2ol
Lot on McColloch street. East Wheeling; dciir.
able location. 1870.
One OF tho bcS. manufacturing site, In tho
city, fronting on two railroads stH
Good business corner In Centre Wheeling.
House OF six rooms, $50 Wood street, In good
condition. sl,2O1.
liou,c OF seven rooms, cS5fI5otrStrcot 5000
House Of four rooms al corner OF Eighteenth
street md Alley q. sl,0ol
Lots on North Eric aud South Tenn streets,
Island. $50 10 500 each,
Full loton Jacob street. with lvo roomed
brick house In tho rrnr, $1,000.
$500.
llalilo, on Eors.rcct south Q. Twcntyc!Sh.h
tticet, 81 900 s..
Lots In 4. II. Pattcaon'a addition to. Elm
Grove at low figures
Choice lots In Glendale.
House OF five rooms, In good condition, aJlt
Jacob street, ground ajxl0O feet, sl,GOl
Largo lot at EdSrGton Lang.
Lots In Fifth ward In Flan & lWhy.ss
addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-09
EMAIL FARM FOR SAL

SMALL FARM FOR SALE,
Containing about thiry.nve acres, situated
about five miles abovc Wheeling, In Ohio, close
TO Tiltonville. The Wheeling 6 Lake Erie mil.
and tho Cleveland e. Pittsburgh railroad Just
west OF It, Is very desirable for building lots
Price $1,000. For terms. etc. call on or address,
r. T. HOWELL,
Insurance md Real Estate Agent, Bridgeport. O.
% #aT. DclC
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FOR SELB.
Sixty lots, from 500 to SOD each.
Forty lots from se0) to 500 each, In Belycdero
Addition.
sixty.fve feet front. on Virginia street. 100
ieet front on South York street, for s., Soc
Desirable second-class hotel property for BON.
Lot No. -, Elizabeth street, 500; No. l6, SIS;
80 u. SO; No Is, S!25; No. 10, 500: No. 70.
500; No. 81, 500.
No: co North Front street. The most dcsrabl,
building site on said street, Size, G0by Gbou.iDl
feet. .s.l' ~
Eight acres of land. excellent orchard md
residence OF eleven rooms, near West Liberty
Academy, can be bought for sS,c01.
Two valuable lots on Chapline Street
Two lots on south Front street.
Two desirable residences on Chapline street.
10 1925 AlcColloch street.
Desirable residence on Fifteenth street.
No. lig Fifteenth street. Ground q feet front,
No. 1903 Jacob street.
lGO acres OF iund in sully county, South Da.
kota.
l5O.acrcliHrm In MARSHALL county
No. s7SiNteelth street. .s
Thirty.1ye acres stone md coal land. Rush Run.
Ohio.
Seventeen and onehni acres land one.hau
mile west lower point OF Island. - Ut.sa.
No. 1860 Wetzcl street. ground 80 by So)ts,.
No. Ssjl and 1888 Wood street.
Twenty.one shares Riverside Gllsl Work,
stock at a bargain.
Nos. 1901 nnl 200 Cnaplines!roo.
No. 1923 McColloch stree.
No. 2G0I Market street.
No. % Ohio street
No. 9S1i EoN street.
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NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
1893 Market Street, ocso
Choice Real Estate
FOR sALEDY
RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 MARKET STREET.

ltoxl3 feet at southeast corner Maryland and
S d9rC, broadway streets Island including brick
$500. This Is dirt cheap
No. 1870 McColloch street frame. only $500.
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley.
NO. - Thirteenth street, brick, all modern.
NO. 2s0i Chnpllne street, brick, cOrnerlot
No. 1000 Chaplinc street, fine brick dwelling.
NOS. 1923 and 1927 Main street, bridge corner, D
ieet on Main street, $50 feet on bridge approach.
40. North Penn street, frame, SIX rooms.
No. los Zone street, island, brick dwelling.
No. 1908 Chapline street, brick. seven rooniA
No. lt Sixteenth street, brick. four rooms
No. Ill Alley II. frame. four rooms.
NO, lb22 Main street. business block.
No. 1910 Byron street, brick, SIX rooms
No. :0S North Front street. Island. only $500.
NO. 6 Thirtyfint street, fine brick dwelling.
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C. o. SMITH,
FOR RENT.

A Month.
Farm OF 20 acres Tor matkc. gardening, TWO
miles north Of the city
Farm OF l31acrcs. one milo east OF Denwood
Junction, s32j per annum.
Twenty acres OF land ncas Benwood Junction.
$40 per aGro
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02
A Spelling Match.

Our young readers who are interest
ed in ''puzzles" will like to try their
photographed powers on the follow
ing. 1t contains as many words diff.
ttcult to spell as it is possible to put
in a given space. Let some one read
it to the company. each member OF
which Is to write it down, and then
let the papers be examined for errors,
and the prize (ofcourse there ought to
be a price given to the best speller:
The most skilful gauger ever knew
was a maligned cobbler, armed with a
poniard, who drove apeddler's wagon,
using a mullen stalk as an instrument
OF coercion to tyrannize over his pony
shod with calks. He was Galilean
Sadducee, and he had a phthisicky
catarrh, diphtheria and the bilious
intermittent erysipelas. A certain
Sibyl, with the sobriquet OF Gypsy"
went into ecstacies OF exclamation at
seeing him measure a bushel OF peas.
and separate saccharined tomatoes
from a heap OF peeled potatoes. with.
out dyeing or smuggling the ignitible
queue which he wore, or becoming
paralyzed with a hemorrhase. Lit,
ing her eyes to the ceiling of the cupola
of the Capitol to conceal her unparal-
leled embarrassment, making rough
courtesy. and not harassing him with
mystifying, rarefying and stupefyine
innuendoes, she gave him a couch. a
boquet OF lilies, mignonette and fuchs.
las, treatise on mnemonics, a copy of
theApocrypha in hieroglyphics, daguer-
reotypes OF Mendelssohn and Kosci.
usko, a kaleidoscope, a dram-phial OF
ipecacuanha, teaspoonful OF naptha.
for deleble purposes, ferrule, a clari.
onet, some licorice, surcingle, car.
nelian OF symmetrical proportions, a
chronometer with movable balance.
wheel, box OF dominoes and a cate.
chism. The gauger, who was also q
trafficking rectifier and a parishoner
OF mine preferring a wooden surtout
his choice was referable to a vacillat.
ing occasionally occurring idiosyn.
crazy wofuily uttered this apotheGm:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02
A Canine Swindler.

Here is good story OF a farmers
dog who has been proved guilty OF OBJ
tanning goods under false pretences.
The dog is extremely fond OF sausa-
ges, and has been taught by his owner
to go after them for himself, carrying
written order in his mouth.
Day after day he appeared at the
butchers shop, bringing his masters
order, and by-and-by the butcher be-
came careless about reading the docu-
ment. Finally, when the bill was sent
in the farmer complained that he was
charged with more sausages than he
had ordered.
The butcher was surprised, and the
next time Lion came in with a slip OF
paper between his teeth he took the
trouble to look at it. The paper was
blank, and further investigations
showed that whenever the dog felt a
craving for sausage he looked round
for piece OF paper, and trotted of to
the butchers.
The farmer is something out OF
pocket, but squares the account by
Boosting OF his dogs intelligence.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02
DOROTHY.

In a low white cottage among the trees,
Dorothy lives with her father;
Midst apple-tree blossoms, and honey bees,
His comfort and pleasure looks after,
Who, returning from toll, of tilling the
soil,
Exclaims, as he sees his fair daughter,
Dorothy, dear,
My love, do you hear?
could not do without you.
Through the grass trips her light-spring-
ing feet,
To attend to the birds. and her flowers,
Her supple form bends meath the branches
sweet
And the blooms fall upon her in show
They seem to say in their own sweet way,
Dorothy dear,
My love, do you bear?
We could not live without you.
The fragrant llacs down by the gate,
Nod their heads in the sOft spring breeze,
While the robin walks on the lawn, and
calls to his mate,
In her hidden nest, above in the caves;
The birds on their perches, midst cut-leaf
birchcs;
Swing, and sing, with the huttering
leaves,
To Dorothy, dear,
My love, do you hear?
We couldnot live without you.
Through the vine-twincd hedge, a form
she sees
That is noble with manly beauty his
portion;
With flush on her cheek like pink sweet
peas,
She hides not her girlish emotion.
He clasps her hand, as he repeats again,
Oft uttered words Of devotion.
Dorothy, dear,
NV love, do YOU hear?
l cannot live without you.
GOOD Housekeeping.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02
Prayed Collars and Cuffs.

Worn linen is a most deceptive
addend in the sum total OF apparel.
A pair OF old cuffs will look so bewitch-
lnSly respectable after a visit to a
good laundry that you will take
them up with thankful tenderness
and adjust them while q look OF be-
nignlty wanders all over them.
Didn't know ever could wear
them again You say, and you feel so
satisfied at having counted one against
that dreadful opponent, the Tragedy
man. OF course you have felt just so,
and Just as surely rs you have
glanced down soon after and found
your wrists encircled by a pair of
ssolled and shaggy cuffs. A little rub
here and a little rub there, few
grains OF dust from mother earth and
a benediction from raindrop and
your cuffs have gone back whence
they came from outside the pale OF
respectability. Next time you treat
those cuffs as exposed falsifers, but
some fine daywhen a spasm ofeconomy
Is contracting the muscles which open
your purse you'll get caught again.
see If you don't.-Torcnto Globe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02

strung to snch pitch that felt as il
l must shoot him or go mad, l saw
him turn towards me: his villainous
knife flashed in the light. l pressed
the trigger OF the pistol, but still the
hammer did not fall. What stopped
it l know not, and the next instant
the bandit said, in thick, cultural
voice, and speaking in pat ois;-
"signor, will you accept ola piece Of
He had pulled out huge Bologna
sausage from his pocket. and, cutting
a slice of, proffered it to me. My
heart dropped down into my boots,
my blood froze again, my hair stood
on end-I felt sick and faint. l took
the slice OF sausage. Whether ate it
or not don't know for certain, but
think bolted it.
In few minutes the diligence
stopped. The driver descended, and
opening the door told us we had half
an hour to wait while the horses were
changed. Isprang out. l seized the
driver and dragged him on one side.
"Who is that mani" l asked, hoarse.
"That, signor? Oh, he's very
worthy and supplemented farmer
de resides in this village, but you see
he's fond OF good wine. He's
been to Aroma to sell two cows,
and has had bottle too
much. He started to walk home, and
we overlook him. was afraid he
might go to sleep on the road and be
frozen to death, so l persuaded him to
ride; but he haggled SO long about the
fare that was nearly leaving him be-
hind"
My ferocious bandit had gone into
the harness-room, where large wood
fire blazed, and he stood before it
warming himself. rushed in after
him. seized his hand and shook it
warmly. offered him my flask; filled
with rare old Cognac worth fifteen
shillings bottle. With a deep-throat-
ed "Gratia, signor," he nearly empti-
ed it. He looked amazed. as we'll he
might, and opened his mild, calf-like
eyes to their fullest extent. He had
he softest, sweetest face OF any man
l ever saw.
1t was face such as the old Italian
masters would have loved to paint.
But as he looked at me with those
dark liquid orbs, he was no doubt
thinking to himself "There is an
other eccentric Englishman. Truly
these Englishmen are hard to under
stand"
Once more I wrung his hand, utter
ed u pathetic "Buono dara," and,
rushing out, jumped into the diligence.
and, with a shudder buried myself in
my rugs.