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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21
FOR SALE.

The best suburban lot. within two miles Of
this city; nothing more desirable ever offered,
at a very modest price. IL you want % 20 out
the pike don't miss Il. Sire ls3xs5O.
VIII offer Tor few days the property on cor
ner OF Twenty-si6th and Eof streets 10 very
low figure IL will pay we'll as an Investment
It's good location.
South York street
The six.roomed dwelling, with stable, at -
South Huron street. Sae0)
fourroomed cottage AZ % Zane street.
s275 for lot t0Nlbe on Tweny'ninth street.
You will never buy cheaper.
Building lots ali over tue city, cheap
TO LET.
Best Flat In the city.
Modern lawyers Offices.
GO. Smith, 1929 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21
FOR SALE.
Telephone iol


Farm, 30 acres. two mies from city; splendid
improyemsnIs: suitable for gardening.
Fruit fIrm, III acres. one nile wght OF bfleRe-
Farm rs acres. on Middle Wheeling creek.
Houe q rooms, Twenty.ninfh street, iot
povble brick house, 1910 and 1912 Chapline
street, 6 rooms each, with Ali nodern improve
merits, $1,000
House 3 rooms. Pike street; cheap
Two lots Ia Handlsn's nddfioni cheap.
80. SO Market street, rooms, sl.bv0
2llb ADD gIi1 Main street, - feet front
House reoms. 26is Jacob street aud f-roomea
house In rear, $3.50 ..
House rooms and hall, With modern con-
yeniences, 45l6 Jaesb street ~ 10
House rooms on Fourteenth street., stvOl
House rooms. Jacob street between
teenth and Sixteenth streets, &.oo1
House rooms. Eon street. Centre "heeh
Three houses, Moysten street, Sixth
e. 400
city. Cheap. -
Lot on Twenty.ninth street. 900.
One.hall lot on Chapline street. bixsh wa
600.
Wheeling, 800 - 49,.
one OF the best manufacturing sitssin
city. fronting on tHo railroads.
NESBITT q DEV1NE
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W p &R DIV SION.

w. Z. q d, d oIONs
For Pittsburg. $40 and 20 a. IN, and 600 ..
m daily. and l:Op. m. daily except sunday.
nor Pittsburg and the East, o 90 p. m. daily
Washington Accommodation BOO p. m. ex-
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 1896 a, m. daily, ~: ~ p. m,
except sunday, 65O and 1910 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 1850 a. m. daily
except sunday. CORR
General Passenger Agent Baltimore
Us. LANE, Wheeling. deH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

TRASS.oHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago 1875 and l0:05 a. m. l0;30 p. m.
daily, and g. 25 p. m. daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1885 and l0:O5 a. m, and
1880 p m daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 5:25 p. m, except
Sunday.
81. Cairsville Accommodation, 1905 q. m.
and 3:25 p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, i:i5 and $40 a. m. daily
and 1906 p. m, except Sunday, and 5;55 p. N.
daily.
Cincinnati Express SOS m. and $3.50 p. m.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. 1906 p m. daily
except Sunday
ST. Clairsvlile ACCOMMODATION, 1906 p. IN. and
$3.50 D. m. except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

VTHEFTNIG And ELM GROVE
w pE+nosn oNsnd after wednes
,o nAiL ,5oS ~ On tFun as follows
City Time:
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49, Pennsylvania Stations
VIs9nnSyIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run By Central Time.

rrcKEr OyTIcrs AZ PEsEsYLvkrTA STATION on
WAITE ST., FooT or KLEvEETH ST.. WBKkifxe,
AT NCI.UnE House. WHEKLrsG, ArD AZ TEz
PESrsrLvAKIy STATION BkIooEPoEs-
enu7uurs1 srETEH-" PAS HANDLE RorTr
sDagly. fExcept Sunday.
FKon ~ HKKLrx9 TO LEAVE AsEfvE
WsliSburg and stsgbenyils. &c - = N . - N
MELON a. d and Pitts5urg 80 70 ~ n f6< p RI
Indiana polls and ST. Louis - w n %, n
CO uIabcs and Cincinnati. 800 N % - m
Weusburg and Steubenville ~ n - - m
Mcdonald and Pittsbgrg -. 90 N '52o m
Phfladeld hia and Eeufork.f 81 N ~ "a
SteubenyiIle aud Pittsburg III ~ p N rzSo m
Columbus and Chicago. liz ~ p n rz52 p 10
Philadelphia and New YORK - ~ msl9 - m
baltimore ard Washington IS ~ rnflv D . 70
cfeabenyiile and Pittsburg- % 20 p m-iO - N
steubenyiile and Dennison- . 70 m'ly - =
nspoIis and ST. Louis >. rs 70 n 10 a H.
DAYTON aud Cincinnati. - - x - - n
stenbenvilIe and Colun brs. - % 10 555 m
NonrHwEsT srsTEx-CtETxLASD n 4IssuB9
TRAINS Eux9AfL rsrsp1T vs:
rr.on BsrDGxhr 10 Ian Avs
Ff Name snchicsgo....-- ~ N
Alliance and Cleveland -.-.<,{ ~
SserDe ! vile and Pistsburx
ST. s. 4 vile and We,lsviiie( "a -
steubenvil1e and Pi<tsburx = Il q -
RI Wsrned I'd Chicago 81 y
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ssr Bent.

-.-~-~~---.--~]---1.-l|-11T71 -
A GOOD OPPOCTUFiTf-A
"A tsblisbed butcher place IN
eli the NECESSARY machinery ane
trade: IL 10 BE- Jet for good pr
EnQuire a. this ocice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

No fB Twelfth street, brlcf d"ebinE
,,o,n. and hatb-rooru. eto lot 53stel
No. 100 North front street. 9 fooias. BAL sna
hath room: lot 00x50O feet.
No. i2f Alley n. 6rooms. sS,Oo
A 0ne building lot IN LeathsfNood.
1T. In ZsDe's orchard addition. 40
a lot ON North Trent street: kivefvisn;, a,
Ioton south Front street Island, iof W"
No. i37 south Broadway.
No. IIO7 hcColloch street. -. -
East wheeling.
Money % Joan.
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Aatlrnass,
RAILWAY TIME CARD

May %, 1929 EXPLANATION OF REFBREscE
MARKS sDaily; tSundsy excepted; -Mon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Tine,
which is one hour EARLIER than Central Ilme.
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NESBITT q DEV1NE
ocIs I;sg Market stree
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
block of Wheeling steel and Iron Co,
9sShares wheeling aud Belmont Bridge {
bShares Wheeling Bridge Go.
FOR RENT.
No. 65 South broadway. efooml slSU.
No. IO39 Rof street. o rooms. slxO
No 2tI9 Chapliao street, brick. 81. 90
No. ly02 Chepline street, rooms: tie'ob
No. pos Eoff street. Q rooms. tlt.5o.
SO. fa7 Alley "A. 6 rooms. siz.Oy
No 273l Woods street, , rooms s1N
No. 23fs Chapline street storsfoom-
No. 2i3g Main street. 1900
Stnrernon No. 4 Tenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

RINEHART q TATUM.
Telephone 49, ROOns. CITY Bank 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

TED By H. B. Cochran. A4,.t.
sser' Pa: Have guaraatk CEver
ottles Of Burdoek Bloc 80
pepsia, sour stomach, hi ~.
yer ass AleReE lToubl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
10 MERCY or HE MASHER.'

william H. Grown. wh0sc place Of business f. In Park
Row was walking up Broadway with his daurhtcr Friday
night when stopped Twenty slXthst 10 get ciaar
Miss Brown who Is attracts ,cooEDg young woman ~
oigllte IN years CONTINUED to walk slowly up roajw'y.
while her father in the store. suddenly
walked up to her and said. Good evening" A. be di
20 Mr. Brown who Ind OF the cipas store, and
taken On The situation at glance brought down his
bIea with telling effect the strangers head The
latter would probably have resented the blow had not Po
ceman Kelly. Of the Nineteenth Precinct been Oh hand
and he Lrouch: tie masher' 10 the police station Mr.
Browns COMPLAINT. Yesterday morning IN Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court his Iame Edward J. Eaton.
hirtyve years Of age Spectator, OF No. La Broad
way lie sud he his way the Hoffman II0use.
and he Observed the Young lady locking at lm 20 he
smoke TO her thinking perhaps that she knew him. Justice
Grady didn't heed his explanation however and imposed
sentence OF six months the island in default 800 bail
behavior Eaton had $500 In his pocket when he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Captain Ewing does not seem to relish playing
first bass.
In case Ewing's arm Is all right and another ont.
fielder be secured, IL would not be bad idea 10
try O'Rourke first base
Harvard Yale ard Princeton have arranged
games with each other. and lively college season is
assured.
The Amateur League made an emphatic mistake
when IL refused membership to Manhattan Athletic
Club
Amateur teams are sprnHng mp mt an alarming
rate. even eAcellng the remarkable birth OF minor
league teams
The Mctropoans will take the field again this sea-
son. slightly dsfgured but stll In the ring.
1t seems singular that the old League should ever
be brought to such pass that II viii have recognize
SUNDAY playing
Sharrott has recovered from his accident OF last
summer ana says that his arm Is strong as ever.
lie Is ore OF The best young pitchers In the country.
II will be interesting to Just where four ex.
Association clubs Will finish In the championship race
IL any one of the four finishes above fourth place
many people VIII be surprised.
Not content with deserving the New-York team
Glasscocl Is said To lie sowing seeds Of dscoM In
Hussett's breast.
II the third games between Yale and Princeton and
between Harvard and Princeton played In New
York the safe receipts Will pay the seasons expenses
OF all thee CLUBS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
GENEROUS OFFER OF 4 CONTENTION.

For fifteen years the Rev. DR.. j. Geatworh Butler
Of Brooklyn, hos been AZ work upon commentary en-
the E!ble and during that time lie has made a critical
examination " thoughtful helpful book review
or p,mphc, (acebc and In Engsh) the Scrpt.
ne text point. To the number Of nearly 3OC0.
From this large number h" has with dl.crmlna.
ton paragraphs bearing unon the text cndclvor being
ito let no explanatory text passage or connection 90 un
,tj,iari and word 10 meet every Intelligent question
with some ineligible answer ALREADY - 600 volumes
If his book have distributed and special publl ,h
inc agency known the Butler bible Work Corpany has
been established with IT, headqua the Bible House
In this city. Butler l. endcavormg t, reach every
minister and missionary a, home and abro1i with what he
considers "a great Bible work. II has never been his
pnrpo.e he says make profit from proceeds OF h,
great labor and that IL may receive the widest possible
circulation among those for whom {; l. intenicd he has
promised to give for every so iC0 volume, ordered an
equal numter l. e. hc will deliver 100 or eco volumes
To eny mission board seminary that the ciyer NAV
sienate This Will doubtless insure wide distribution
among missionaries whose salaries prevent their adding
IN their library - ahav world like 10 do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
uAsry PUDDING CLUB BUILDING.

others. In this class are President Chrles "'''''
Eliot Professors Charles Eliot Norton, william 'a,"V'
Francis Peabody John H. Paine John Williams ""'o,
Henry Prebcl, Nathaniel :. slmler. lie haio" i'".
briggs and josiah Royce and Thomas wentworth i"s
ctnson samuel II. Oriway and Maxwell hvaf's'
Each wear tho club gives three plays, one al Ohr',,
mas one ~ Faster and Il third on "st'a"berS h'S"'
in June The most pains spent on the sccoh' one
which is given publicly in this city, BOSTON, C"p''S
and sometimes Philadelphia There Is enolgh '''i'",
in The club 10 make these plays OF great interest ann
the IJasty Pudding club is always assured OF la!sc
audirnces I'm THIS city Members OF the cllb write tne
njays and when opcrettas given, IL has DeCVnc
me fashion lately they contIibc NE mus; as WI a.
tI,c hook MIR Garrison the piny IN lHoc Wii'Il
g.. unusually bright. IL was cLI.d "ton'lh'''' "
,hc Ecau the Belle and he Bandit
Iost winter IN Operet'a called the pilSlsih wa
given The words written bv J.. A. G0hlj, ~. Mlu
a Giibcrtian Jingle ana clcverness. Ii. W. Atkinson.
'o1 and L. s. Thompson '92. wrote the music ana tlc
nertormance was mighty u.Jitablc to them. t. MT:
t,onld and 10 the member, who appeared IN IT, .ic;l
stories come from Cambridge abodt the opcTetta 10 De-
given here in the April vacati NJ me woNS are Thy ="
David GRAY Q2. ard The music ny Nr. Tl0mp'On. INC
scenes laid in Egypt and the book and music are sa'
IN lie remarkably good The performance. these IePIl,
say will be appreciated almost a. much 10y ne Ec,i
public as by those who have friends VI TemtVca III .c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

character of It's membership II now cons'S'' VI
eighty seniors and fifty juniors, who ino'uoc mus "a
the men IN those classes who have become P'o'"N"
IN college. There are crew men football Hch' Ouac-
ball men, track athletes, able writers. leaacf' al stu
les society men, and in short representatives Vi eNc'S
circle in that reproduction III miniature OF '"c sIe'
world-IIarvard University. Election to us me"Oe'
ship is always pntent Of distinction.
4 catalogue OF the club was issuea III A"a"st ia'"
LLOYD McKim Garrison, now a lawyer o. I'is cis' w
Ing especially industrious in the compiuoh o' It, NV
volume contained the names Of 3,I9o active ""' 80
honorary members, 2,437 OF whom were aiNe 10 '"'
date Of publication ON the rolls are iouf Piesi'u' -
eighty Overseers and eshtytwo INSTRUCTORS OF poi's
sor, of the university ten presidents Oh o'ef
seven United states Cabinet officers ceht 'hl'ei
states Senator'S five Governors OF Sta'cs' numerous
Cong essmen. judges, etc. Among o'hers are '">o
Wendell Holmes, Edward Everett James fre"iuah
Clarke william Eery Claiming, Jared SPARKS NnI"'"
Henry Furness George Bancroft, Nehd'i fhiip',
James Russell Lowell and william H. Preset. snail
wonder it /, that Ilas:y Pudding man feels pfid'
in being In such company
PROFESSORS As HONORARY MEMBERS.
The rules OF the club permit the election OF Ten ho"-
crary members annually. and this distinction Is con
fired on favore professors OF the university anu soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
HE GIVES THE Palm TO CHICiGO BIRBEhs

"The New-Yor BARRIERS have the reputation Of being
the most laxative BARRIERS in the world said CON-
mercla traveller the other day, but It's my idea
that they are abused in that line Experience teaches
mo that they are about the least communicative o.
all the BARRIERS have seem
"on my last trip TO the West stayed at one Of the
best hotels In Chicago and evening dropped into
the barberShop connected with the hotel 10 get shaved
and freshened up little. 1t was a large shop and
was Informed by the barber before had fairly settled
I'm the chair that there thirty artists employed
night and day in the place.
"'Ths is a pretty big shop l remarked. looking
at the handsomely frcscoed ceiling must have plenty
Of business here. ehP
"'Yes. have plenty OF business Not rs mucn
as used to have though replied the barber
".what's the matter with IL Seems to DO busy
enough at present.
EYES, business enough for the house not much
good to the artists. though. I'll tell YOU he con-
tinued growing confidential the secret t) the whole
matter is electric light outside Israete inside. sce'
That's the trOuble. All the BARRIERS here work on
percentage. Amt that trouble enoughp
II beginning to wonder II all this was means
TO encourage an extra large tip from me, when the
barber began once more.
"'What do you think make on an average day '
"'Oh. eight or ten dollars replied, thinking
had made the amount high enough 10 satisfy the man
Eight or ten dollars lie echoed, stopping WOE"
and looking at me In Uiute establishment. Eight "
ten dollars! ! wish / did make that much but
don't. say, II make II dollar day Pm lucky. Hs
pretty rough on me- too. Ny wife is an invalld-ha'
been for twenty years 1.-THE barber was not mo'0
than thirty years old, at tho Outsldc), and have "
get the best physicians I can find have sent hef
to California. Hot Springs Florida and everywhere you
can think Of, but she won't improve in health
"'DO you accomplish all this on o dollar dayP
asked.
"The barber bushed q Chicago kind OF blush'
You know what that Isl You need magnifying glass
to SEQ IL. But he stuck to his story lie ola IL 81.
on n dollar a day By this time the barber had
finished with his work. | thought he deserved up
ana ! gave him one. but not until AFTER he eNpialn.u
that II the rule Of the shop 10 charge 10 GEMS
for shaving OF which the barber got and the house
% cents. Work BARRIERS may endeavor 10 tais
one to death. but they are not in It. with the baross
out West.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
THE HASTY PUDDING CLUB.
HARVARD'S WELL-kNOWN SOCIETY.
TO GIVE NEW opERErrA. WRITTEN BY TWO OF

TO GIVE A NEW OPERErTA. WRITTEN BY TWO or
ITS MEMBERS. HERE IL APRIL.
The Ha,ty Pudding Club Of Harvard University IS
nearly century old, bu time has thrown no s'anor
OF romance about Its origin. ITS name indicates the
prosaic moive that impelled certain members Of INC
class OF 1907 to found 1t september g 1875 IHe';
young men were tired OF the mcagrc fare placed before
them every DAY and determined on a little pleasing
variety They therefore formed company 20 gamer
al stated intervals about festive bowl Of nasty pnd
ding an inexpensive and at the same time pa'i''"Ie
dish Thus humbly began what has become wldeN
known IIasty Padding CID of today.
The charter members were In the junior class az
this time The mec ings OF the club were at first ana
for MANY wears held I'm the rooms Ct the member
The young men were ardent patriots and Tor lohs
time 1t was their custom have dinners each year on
Wahington's Birthday and July a. At these the 'oa''
20 the first President Of the United Hae' was always
"a momentous feature
After while hasty pudding with all It's LUSCIOUS
ness began 10 lose its charm or at least e cuo s'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

r. T. Powers. the manager OF the New York club.
believes that two weeks solourn at Richmond Va,
will be Just beneficial to the Giants months trip
10 Florida Tho reason decided on Virginia is this,
said Powers the other day. We likely TO strike
weather colder Of course than IN Florida but weather
better adapted. believe. for purposes. You Will
zee that jump from Florida TO New-Iork IA March
may not do the players any good The climatic
change VIII be great that colds and sTened
muscles may result. The change in temperature be
tween Richmond and Ncw-lork will not be SO pro-
nOunccd.'
Powers has arranged regular programme to be
followed white his payers III Virginia. The players
VIII report at Ford Hotel Marh and they win
at 90 T. work hardening muscles and reducing
supcriiuOus tissues. Practice work viii b. INDUCED
in on March 81 and - and regular games Will he
played on the other dates. The young pitchers will
be worked Ia just what Kind OF stuff they made
OF. Games will be played with the University of Nir-
gina, Boston, Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia
teams. The team viii return 70 New York In time
open the preliminary season ut the Polo Grounds.
March 81, with the Jaspcrs OF Manhattan College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
THE PRETTY THEATRE.

In the rear Of the building is the theatre hahdsDme
one decorated colonial style. with great beams run
ming across its high ceiling. II has scauhs cap'"'
Of 400 or 500 persons. Here are gwen .he pe'ioi'"
auces Of the club The theatre IS also let 10 otFr
o,no,eur actors and for private entertainment nan
otos u from the rest Of the building the use OF
a. hv outsiders does not interfere in the slightest WIN
the Ordinary club life. In 1t are he!d inc MUMMY
.. smokersr and pleasant affairs tiNy are ihc VI
lounges and armchairs. upholstered Ill icather from
The rest of the building. are wheeled INTO 'e 'hea'e
ra everv one takes his Beer and clay pipes arc
-. ,o,rd opd often n graduate cones from Boston
- eli a story or TO give a little talk. Then member
sca, himself at the grand piano. and there Is singing
b. the entire company. -,
pc,np college organization, the club Of course has
mementoes trophies etc. In plenty. ana these ielu
y-eat deal to the atractlveness CT the house hung
80, IN. theatre and also the library and readngiOoi
are dozens of water colois, varying In Size from e'f
inches long to many feet They are ali csricsues
and were drawn by the club artists OF each year. lhcy
are chiefly founded on the play OF the season FOR
long while the lack Of proper rooms IN wIch 10 Dhs
them led 10 their being stored away In trunk upon
,, smo, TO the present clubhouse they we're rescued
,ror, oblivion and now they form interesting part
Of the decorations OF the walls
rbere arc besides odd relics. such as the tombstone
witch WAS placed the head Of the colin used In the
old limitations the wooden horse when was feature
n, the Greek play Helen and Paris the old cannon
broupht ont in Mr.. Garrlson's play "Constance' ana
the IKE The club also medals. many old records
sets of ayblls, and so on. Mr.. Garrison, VINO Is
writing history Of the club, has found these OF great
value.
pressing need Just is n club restaurant. There
are hopes that this feature will be added before long
through the generosity OF the graduate members.
SECRECY ABANDONED.
In The beginning the club was nominally secret one
trt about 1884 the secrecy was made real. The
Mutations were for time but this has been
done away with. In 1881 the character OF fie 0rgan
cation was modified and the class OF 80 finally aboi
ished all secrecy.
The important place which tho Hasty Pudding Club
aocu.des In the LIE Of Harvard Is due chehv 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
|ANINTERESTING NAVY RELIC
THE OLD sHIP.OFTHEMNE VERMONT.
HOW A rHREE-DEcKER rs USED AS A REcEIv.
ING SuIP-A FLOATING BOARDING HOUSE
FOR MEN, DUrCHMES AND

FOR MEN, DUTCHMEN AND
DAGoEs."
An Interesting old relic at the Navy Yard and one
avon more interesting than satan-not ne who rules
over Dante's nnferno. but that "hellsh outcome Of
Yankee ingenuity (Which has TWO pro'hcrs called
Iucfer and Moloch close nlongS,ue on 0oo Do'N Tie
immense 2O-inch gun into wn'ch many u S"'or mas
crawled and slept all night ana paehep m,'',l oat
- o ,,on,,c in lime to scrub and wash Clothes
>, ,ho old sbip-ofthe-line Vermont. In the Navy
,ocirter she is put down housed over' and that
T., ne,bop, the most comprehensive term to apply to
~ construction over her deck This upper-work
.'o .na arnoarnce OF the santlng roof OF a house,
mas ,oroft ~ spars with the exception Of the short
'a,,or ticks along the rdgepolc Of her house-root
she does not look like the historical vessel which she
IS. hut she is admired by men, Du'cnmen ana
daroes.n and by hundreds of Visitors VINO brave tAs