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The Portland daily press., 1892-06-13
Austria is with Us,

FRANKFORT, June 12.-Advices from
Vienna are to the effect that the Austro-
Hungarlrn government proposes to ac-
cept the invitation of the United States
to unite with other governments in sill
yer conference. 1t will send delegate
unempowered to give binding promises.
He will be accompanied by officials from
the departments of finance of both Aus
tria and Hungary.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-13
Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, ME, June 70, 1892.
Is A. M. 8 P. M.

Mean HI daily ther = 0N 0IMax vel wind. 12w
Minimum ther. :. . CLIO
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THE UNION MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY is pro
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The Portland daily press., 1892-06-13
OBITUARY.
Leonidas +. Polk.

WASHINGTON, June II. = President
Polk of the Farmers Alliance died al
Ills o'clock this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-13
The Argentine's Next President.

BUENos AYREs, June 1.-THE cleo
toral college has nominated Senior Saenz
Pensa for the presidency and Senor Uri-
buri for vice president.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
Hsei Eyoinllons.

The Ezel pusiuihcr, which was former
w resident IT cut t,wn, hat has lScl
ON ,i-it {" the country fer nearly fnu'
years. I. expected turturn ~ ~ lew days
w !. Prat,r having rc-igncd y" post
master aud samuel Rice been nppdnted
A more suitable per-nn could not have
b en- found. n. he j. net able to work
he will give nll hl- time and attention I"
the Office, and can always br found right
there. Ills poitic- j. all that ANY one
could object To-, but I've has got very little
~ that article rcHlly not enough Ter M
Objcctiun--and IL i. the will at Blurt
m the people generally that, ~" differ
ence how the election goes, f"r SAM IT,
always I've postmaster. The office will IT,
u money order office ~ son - he gets
his commission, which will be n gfra,
convenience u our people.
We frequently hear Republicans any
that the fact ~ Holt voting Tor the ncgr
IL t0, old to bring against him now. M
doubt they would like for the people I"
forget 1t but they will not Io IL all the
same. Age has nothing t. de- with such
n stoop II II the principle that will not
down. II was w II. Holt then, and Il
l. the same Holt to-day, and no doubt he
would do the same thing again. Surely
no Dcinocrnt will vote for such u S,le.
lentbcred politician.
Hugh Beatty il In town. Ii Is said
that his business IL Ia sell pianos and
organs, hut according To- our observation
he IL mostly interested about one Of our
automatic -0ng-terS
DIR. J. + Iockhart has juat finished
building n new sidewalk in front II his
property. Say, you other citizens, x"
thou and do ik-w,-c"
G. NJ Kash. who has been living in
Rowan county for .ome time, has return
ed to Morgan aud located ON Tom
branch.
According 10 previous announcement,
j. W. Steele made n very taking Demo
cratic speech at this place last Saturday
Capt James blackburn and J. e. Ly
kins addressed our people last Thursday
evening in the interest of Democracy.
James Montgomery, Sandford Bayes
and Miss Ellen Bayes came In last week
from Illinois.
Rev. II. II. Little held services at this
place last Saturday and Sunday.
Stevie Pieratt left last week Ia attend
college nj Farmdale.
Mrs Clara Piera,t aud son Dorsey ar,
visiting at Frankfort. BLuRr.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
LEE COUNTY.
~. H.iens Sayiugs.

Capt. \. j, Laurence, tie inspector on
the n. L. X. r.. has returned from his
home ut Toledo, Ohio, where he hiss
been attending the bedside Of his lick
brother. We welcome him in our midst
again n he has won host Of friends
during hi. stay amoung us.
Mrs. Eveline Mcclure, Of this place,
accompanied by her grandson. II. A.
Beatty, Of Beattyville, left for Hazel
Green to visit relatives and friends for
few days.
Mrs. j. A. Adams and little daughter
Bculah, Of Lexington. visited the family
Of her daughter, Mrs. Belle Hiernymus,
during the past week,
The steamer Ada V. IL In running or.
der again but owing "a the dry weather
their Is not sufficient water for it To run,
Mrs Lille +. llicronymus will leave
for Montana in a. few days Her brother
Albin Walton, will accompany her,
Kelly aud Daniel Kash, Of saltwater
are visiting their sister, Mrs Laura Me
Guire, Of this place.
Ibran Mcclure (pud), who had hi,
thigh broken last May, is improving
slowly.
Quite number Of folks from thi,
place attended the Lexington sh"w lasl
week. LoRENA.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

Hon, JAMES BLACKnuRN aud ElcCtor
jos &. Lykins spoke here Friday in the
interest OF the Democratic party, and left
Tor Vest Liberty and Mnrtinsburg ON
Saturday morning. Capt blackburn Is
very sanguinc Of the success OF the entire
Democratic ticket this fall. aud thinks Mr.
Cleveland will sweep the country like n
cyclone. He and Mr., Lykins have made
several speeches throughout the Tenth
district, aud with each speech cucour,
aged the enthusasm already entertained
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
for Circuit Ju,lr~.

We are authorized 10 announce Judge
HENRY e. LILLY as u candidate tor Cir.
cut, Judge In the Tweniy.third Judicial dis
trici, composed Of the counties If Esiill,
Lee, Wolfe, lIrcatbitt aud Mngofin.
f"r Appellate Judge.
We are authorized To announce Judge ".
N. HOLT ~ u candidate Tor reelection ~
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals at the No.
vcmber election. 1899.
For Commemorative Attorney.
We are authorized To- announce JAMES
" MARCuM, Esq. of lircaihiu county, ~,
n candidate for Common wealths Attorney
In the district composed of Breathiti, EsiilI
Lee, Magofiin and Wolfe counties.
For Circuit C,-rk.
We are authorized to announce II. NJ
cox NJ candidate for Circuit Cl,rk al
Morgan county. Election Nov. 4. 1892.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

" We are correctly Informed, Judge
". T. Lilly washeard to remark, In Jack
son few days ago, II have bought the
t~'ill Eagle and Clay City Chronicle,
aud I'll give pickcy aud Cooper hell
after the election. Perhaps he feels tina,
he'll bc out Of job after that time, and
IN time Of peace Is preparing tor war"
Hut Why buy Two papers, One will give
give him more than he can attend to,
judging by the docket Accommodations In
his courts.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

CORPORAL TANNER, late pension com.
missioner under the Harrison administra.
tim, says he believes New York aud In.
diana will each give "a solid majority for
Cleveland aud Stevenson. The Z. o. y.
has tried every way to silence Mr.. Tan.
neL but like Banquos ghost he will not
dawn"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

CONVERTS 10 Cleveland aud tariff re
iorm, Drum ihe rank. of the Republican
patty, are announced with evrry daily
pqsr that culnes IA us, aud really il 6ow
looks like all the good men in the x. o, p.
are deser,ing.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

DEMOCRATS In the Twen,y.third Judi
ci"l district should keep before the PEG.
ple the record Judge Lilly has made In
the past six years, In his own county
oi EStill the docket contained lSl Com.
monwealth eases when he assumed the
ermine Of his office, but today there are
"Sl cases standing Ms silent witnesses OF
th" slow way in which he handles cour,
business. With the cases constantly ac-
cumulating against him, what would be
the result should he succeed 10 the bench
again. People interested In having all
court matters speedily ,ettled, should
vote for Hon. II. II. Redwine, Expert
cncc demonstrates that the docket doe,
not grow under his administration Of
justice, and that Is the kind of maj
all the taxpayers want, regardless OF
their political preference.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

New York closed her Columbian ccle-
bra,ion Thursday night hy n biz banquet,
Eight hundred guests, including many
men uf prominence, were present.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

Jessie Tfcalor, 81 Sylva-c Grove. Ind. a
village belle, hor-ewhippcd rhu- Broad.
a., a youns loihario Who sent her an In.
sulting letter,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

Clayton Rich, Of the Rich Electric
Meeting company, Of Mount Vernon, n.
V. narrowly escaped death while cut.
ting wire charged with |, lOO volts
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

II Is impossible Ia convict pool room
proprietor or the patrons at the same in
Cincinnati. aud the city bids fair Ia he.
come gamblers paradise,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

Near Suhle,t, Mo-, Josie simmons was
stabbed To death 10y two men, whoe.caped.
The house had been rAnsackcd II is
thought the girl was murdered tn con
zeal the theft or worse crime.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

The sixteenth regiment of Pcnnsyl
yania had served niucty.hvc days ut
Homestead. The entire cost ol the main.
tanning oi the militia has been $500, 900
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
Fashionable DIGSSnakilQ.

AIN nov prepared Ia eat, ~ aud make
dresses aud other garment. he the latest
style. Satisfaction guaranteed aud prizes
reasonable. Also. teach iliv art vt cutting
and htting by chart. Respectfully,
MRS. T. y. DAY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
WEST BERGEN DOINGs.

Nothing Is being lone regarding the
Improvement of Eye avenue, from Bergen
to West Side Freeholder Kim
merly is anxious to lave the improvement
go through, and will, IL possible. have the
street paved from Ocean avenue to West
Side avenue. He Is also desirious OF con-
Meeting Eye avenue with a bridge across
the N. & N. Y. r. r..
A party Of Central Railroad officials
visited this section yesterday and in
spected the West Side avenue bridge.
They did not ~vouchsafe any information
as to their intention however.
At the southeast coruer of C%lendenpy
avenue there are several vacant lots slop
ing toward West Side avenue. To the
west of the vacant lots are several frame
houses From these houses waste water
issues and flows into the lots, and forms
in The hollow near West Side avenue Il
stagnanJ, marshy spot, which is OBJ
noxious to the neighbors opposite.
The new Ia wn teupis cluU projects be-
ing we'll received. and the completion OF
the organization is only a matter of u
short time.
At the annual meeting of the Oliver
dence OF Mr.. Harry Kane on jackson
avenue, the following officers were
elected:-Presideut, james French; Vice
President, Adolph Price; Secretary,
James Bender, and Treasurer, George
Hopkins. The Treasurer's report showed
a balance on hand of STA.
The West Bergen Pleasure Club will
meet this evening at their rooms on NAL
lory avenue to Arrange for a stag rocket.
Miss Alice Kiefer entertained q large
circle of friends at q birthday reception at
her residence on Bergen avenue last
evening. Singing, dancing and q COLA
ton were the features of the evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
The only pure
Cream Of Tartar
S~elf-raising Flour
10 Sweet Clover
~ Buckwheat
Sweet TO.
Your Grocer C1ove~

station on zach platform there is a push
button, by means of which the conductor
can tell the man in che tower when his
train is made up aud ready to start out.
At each ferry slip there are other push
buttons with which the ferrymen inform
the dispatcher of the arrival of boats. and
at the inner end OF the big shed Is a man
in a box who has control of the %annunci-
ator wires which communicate to the
tower the necessity for moving full or
empty rains out of the station.
the men in this tower are busy all day
long, but their busiest hours are early in
the morning aud early in the evening,
when trains go out or come in every W
minutes. and when it Is necessary to keep
the tracks in the station open for new ar
rivals and to superintend this intricate
drilling, AS we'll as to keep the regular
trains moving. A minute Is a long time
to the men in the tower, and IL they have
one or two To spare at any time they util-
ize 1t to move a train out in the face OF
one which is about to enter the station;
but the system is so perfect that there is
no danger In this except the risk OF de-
laying the incoming train. for it is i'm
possible for them to set two switches SO
that a head collision can take place in
the yard. This one division OF the inter-
locking system cost the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company s63, 200, and 1t is said
to be without an equal In the world.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
COMPANIONS OF FORESTRY.

Pretty Ball Last Evening at Woods
Hall-who We're There.
Woods Hall was again crowded last
evening with dancers. Lafayette Circle
No. lab, Companions Of Forestry. held its
annual reception. The gathering repre-
sented a number of Forestry Courts.
The decorations of the hall were very
pretty. In addition to the pink fabrics
hat adorned the ceiling the night be-
fore, it was festooned with broad blue
and white bands Of tulle b~espangled with
golden stars. Hugh j. Clarke and Miss
M. Blasting led the grand march. Mrs.
NJ. L. Walsh was floor manager, assisted
by P. j. McKenna. j. Moran, of Court
Pride of the Hill, was Chairman of the
Floor Committee. His assistants were:-
ner, G.. Judge, P. Coftey. +. Muller. L.
Kaiser, p. DAILY and d. Moran. Nj. j.
Kopp was Chairman of the Reception
Committee.
The lady assistants were Mesdames
Collins, LOBBY, Judge, Mccarthy. Fallon,
ent were State Deputy F. McConnin.
Thomas Gaughran, ex-Alderman Hauck.
Miss Oburne. Miss A. Blasting. K.Judge,
j, Alexander, Mrs. Delawry. P.
J: Reynolds. MI; and Mrs. strim.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hogan. Thomas
and Mrs. Raft, W. W. Davis, Miss 7.
Rieley, N. Scott, Mr.. Burns. Miss f. G.
Corwell CT Newark, Miss German. Miss
NJ. Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Callahan.
Miss E. Muldoon. Mrs. Williams, d. j.
Mahon. MI. aud Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. B.
Nara, Mrs. B. T. Griffin, Mrs. M. A. Daley,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. BostinR. Mr.. J. Kreu-
pert, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Murtaugh,
Mr.. B. King, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglass. Miss G.
Striger, Mrs. Everitt and Henry Kopp.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
G~REENVILLE

Ths Minkakwa Club will hold a social
session this evening AZ b rooms on
Ocean u
Miss Alma Seaman of No. 161 Rose ave.
nue.. who has been visiting friends at
Manaquern, has returned home.
A petition is being circulated for the
paving of Hooker avenue. between
Garfield avenue and Avenue K.
Wild ducks have put in an appearance
at the Newark Bay shore. Mr.. Charles
Mitzepius OF Ocean and Danforth avenues
captured u bag full Yesterday.
MIR. J. Linder of Jackson placa will
teuoer a reception to his daughter, Rose,
tomorrow evening.
The Greenvffle Ride Club will meet for
practice this evening at The Metropolitan
Range.
On Sunday. March 81. the Rev. w. P.
Bruce will have completed his eth year
as pastor of the Reformed Church. He
will preach an anniversary sermon on
that evening.
The Greenville Yacht Club will hold an
important meeting This evening at JAG
cards Hall. The club has not yet taken
possession of the Gautier Homestead.
The demand for small dwelling houses
in this section is increasing, and no sooner
are any erected than they are rented.
Sidewalks are scarce on Stevens AVE.
nue.; so are street lamps. This thorough
fare il becoming thIckly populated, but
improvements are backward.
A petition will shortly be sent to the
New Jer icy Telephone Company officials
asking them TO open a public telephone
Office In Greenville. 1t would be "a great
convenience to the residents.
The Sixth District Republican Alder
manic Convention will be held tomorrow
evening at the Globe Hotel. Bergen and
Danforth avenues. Mr.. John Kaiser Of
Lafayette Will be nominated.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
STATE NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Gibbs, of Hacketts
town, celebrated their golden wedding on
Wednesday. Their six children were
present, with their husbands and wives,
and eleven OF their twelve grandchildren.
Miss Martha Vanatta, a sister Of Mrs.
Gibbs, was the only guest who attended
the wedding half a century ago.
The Sheldon House. in Ocean Grove, is
to be kept open as u winter resort here
after. Eminent specialists in bronchial
and pulmonary discusses have discovered
that at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
there exist a combination of healthful
agencies not to be found elsewhere in the
United States and that are beneficial to
sufferers from these diseases.
The annual meeting of the voters of
Tuesday evening. The principal bust
ness of the meeting vas the voting for or
against an appropriation of SIS, 900 for
building an addition to The Mechanic
street sc~hoolhouse. The appropriation
was beaten by a vote of IS to g. The
sum Of $500 was voted to carry on the
schools for another year District Clerk
William j.. Sutton was reelected trustee.
Suit has been begun for the foreclosure
of mortgages amounting to $50, 900 on the
town of Richland. Atlantic county.
Richland Is a new suburb which is being
doomed by a. syndicate. A hot contestis
expected. The mortgage and plaintiff
is Charles w. Jones, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma j. Taylor. wife of William
Taylor, formerly Of Keyport, but now
serving Il term in State Prison, at Tren-
ton, has secured a divorce from her hus-
band. Mrs. Taylor went to Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, soon after her husband
was put in Jail, and got her divorce.
At a mass meeting of the theological
students of Princeton Seminary a COM
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions
against the opening Of the Chicago Ex-
hibition on Sundays and the sale of spi-
rituous liquors within the grounds. The
resolutions will be signed by the faculty
and the students at large. The com
mitJee appointed were G.. Scott Williams,
of the senior class; George Robinson,
Of the middle class. and Francis Palmer,
of the junior class.
Workmen are now engaged fn placing
the locks and planes on the Morris Canal
in order, and expect to have all repairs
completed SO that navigation can COM
mence on the 25th.
The people of Moorestown have voted
in favor OF issuing $4,000 worth of ~ per
cent. bonds for improving the roads
throughout the township. Ten miles of
telford roadway will be laid.
Samson Howell. OF Great Meadows,
Warren county, a few evenings ago
picked up the family cat to put it ont of
the house for the night. when the animal
bit him and would not release his hold
until Mr.. Howell had killed tu by strang-
ling,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
union HILL COUNCIL.
Electric Light Wanted
Bou1anger's Tri-
umph.

The Union Hill Council met last night
Fire Trustees asking that the Council
recommend for the approval of the citi-
zens an appropriation of s., 500 for the
establishment of an electric fire alarm
system in the town. Robert Boulanger,
who is a relative Of the late General
Boulanger, was elected Sewer Inspector
on the Hackensack Plank Road sewer.
The ordinance for the improvement of
Garden street was introduced and passed,
and Bergen and Mccain were appointed
engineers of the work. A request was
received from the North Hudson County
Railroad. asking permission to lay a track
In New York avenue. 1t was referred.
Notes.
The snow impeded travel in North
Hudson this morning so that four horses
were necessary to pull the cars.
Henry Potter was held for trial by Re-
corder Reinhardt yesterday, charged
with stealing $685. rs by Thomas Finnerty.
The West Hoboken Committee of the
Whole will meet tonight and consider
the improvements for the Park.
The body of an unknown man, five feet,
eight inches in height, weighing $50
pounds. and apparently about ffty-hve
years old, was found in the river off
Gardeners lumber DOCK at Gutenberg
yesterday.
The body was dressed in a brown over
coat. gray trousers and wooden shirt.
There were two keys and no money in the
pockets. Coroner Beyar took charge of
the remains.
An entertainment was held OF Ruth's
Hall last night for the benefit Of st. Au-
g~ustine's Church.
st. Mary's Hall, West Hoboken, was
packed last night by an appreciative audi
ence. which listened to a lecture by the
Rev. John j. Brennan on "Erin's Past,
Present and Future" A splendid musi-
cal programme was also rendered, he
Monastery chorus giving several select
ions.
John Baker. of Franklyn street. Union
Hill, was arrested yesterday for passing a
worthless check for $32. SO on Isaac Smith,
of Angelique street, West Hoboken. He
was committed for trial. The check was
drawn on the Third National Bank of
this CITY and signed w. w. Work.
Brewer William Peters, of Union Hill.
celebrated his sixtieth birthday yester-
day by a reception at his home on Hud-
sou avenue. The Liederfel Society sang.
Among those present were William
Kotche, Counselor Russ. and Mr.. Il. A.
Fuchs who spoke for The employees Of the
bre WorS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-18
CARFARE TO KELLEY.
The Latest Plea of u Shopworn Specimen
of Humanity.

The Latest Plea of u Shopworn Specimen
of Humanity.
Many and varied are the excuses with
which impecuniosity taps the barrel OF
amuence; but there Is none more unique
than that given n windy night
this week by an unkempt son of B~acchus
desirious Of worshipping his diety but
innocent of offerings.
He stood on Exchange place behind an
electric light pole, stalking with one eye
the belated pedestrians and watching
with the other eve u shtvering Inverted
knight Of the club who shrank In a dark
ened doorway from the uncharitable
winds. His coat was old and %butteuIess,
and in the Keen whiteness of the electric
light it shone like a good deed in a
naughty world. On the end Of his nose
there glowed a priceless ruby Of great
size, and his breath was stronger than
dynamite. A CLEAN OF something like
anxiety shone from the stalking eye. 1t
had sighted game.
With a preparatory cough and a pull at
on his upper and planted himself before
a well fed, rotund and happy appearing
old chap who was making u rapid, though
somewhat sinuous progress toward the
ferry. M
pardon me-" began the rather shop
worn pSrlpatetlc, EDuG 1 nave 20 treSpaSS
on our consideration Tor a moment"
"Weli?" Intercepted the wayfarer.
THE fact is" continued the snake
charmer, made bold by the geniaiity
of his catch. II am in distress. l appeal
to your liberality on no ordinary grounds.
You behold d man who has battled with
unvarying illsuccess against the demon
alcohol Tor twenty years. Oncs l was
prosperous. but l have lost all except my
appetite" aud he clutched his throat
as If afraid that might leave him. "But
hope has come to me. One week 9 I
read of the Kelley Gold Cure. / grasped
once again at the possibility of reforma-
ton. Ever since" here his voice
wavered, Fever since / have been
trying to collect enough to
pay ms fare to White Plains. l have been
forced to beg, but | am not proud. Ihave
met with poor returns. The liquor in
terest Is against me, but oh. kind sir, you
will not refuse me 4 trifie-a quarter, may
l say, to SO worthy an object. l must be
saved"-and he walled now-"How with
out money can l reach Dir. Keeleys"
UGH" said the fat man, ride on your
breath, land he forged ahead like q man
who has lost time, leaving the vision OF
alcoholic misery shaking. his ruby shining
like a crown jewel, while the wind
howled derisively around the corner"