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81 islands. he disposed Of Nantucket to
Mr.. Thomas Mayhew and his son. who
Wa- likewise honored with the name of
Thomas At this juneture "a certain Mr.
beorgc-. sir tie"rge-. stepped in and laid claim
o. the Island. aud would no doubt have made
trouble for Mr. Mathew and Tommy had the
latter not been willing Co also paw him for It,
thereby paving two prices for the one piece Of
property. But. In the maritime yernacular OF
their DAYS. Messr-. Mayhsw a Son had their
weather eve open. and they knew full well that
The land va. worth what they paid for H. and
that IN short time they would De able 90
realize handsomely upon IL. Consequently
thev retained possession until the prices Of
real estate had reached high figure and then
hey disposed Of the lind. comprising some
foriy-nye square miles. to a syndicate Of nine
Piosr gentlemen for the OF Sl5O and two
beaver hat.
THE TOWN. OF NANTUCKET
D. situated on the north side Of the island, ON a
nne harbor extending 90 a distance Of nearly
nine miies-a harbor which In the years gone by
vas the haven OF hundreds Of vessels engaged in
whale hunting. an industry in which Nantucket
vsz pioneer and n leader. Far up in the north
~sa-. where the glisteniug iceberg- transform
the RAYS Of the midnight sun into iride.cent
ery-tal- and the mysterious aurora pierces the
blsesne-- Of night with it, radiant fa-he. from
the great electric batteries Of the earth there
salle,Athe NAntucketers: on the rippliug waters
% the dreamy south. beneath the cerulean XIV
and vuluptuOus breath Of the tropics there
we're the whit.-vinged carriers Of Nantucket. ON
esery and IN every cline sailed the good Sims
OF Nantucket with their oily harvest bound for
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From Judge.
Cawker-'Did you ever try . Cincinnati
sandwich
Larkin-"No. How do they make them?'
Cawker-"Thev are made Of two slices Of
water with Q thin piece of boiled ham be-
tween"
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RAILROADS.
y IcpNoNp ANp- n.SyIIIE -R.IRoap Co.
IL r W. hrIpEkoPEk kSp hErbEN fosTkR
ecbeAui. An e-s~rs Nevemh-r m rso,

S-A.a.,. a. -. Na.sss,.- m So,
"a ' sias M.,ss ass s r''s
s ~ m Daily. connect. at Iynchsurs for al
SS .aa and as :. sS:s 81 -ss 5
an Isnville sy,iem Pullman sl.sp.r Ne~ lors
sleeper 20 Nss Crlesns wa Men 'rorssy nd tr Mem
Sleeper 'or sasa. a. coSns@is az Mshsssss TO- Fress
!.eyal and strsshurs
and through train Tor ffonl loyal and sirssbu dsay.
~ T'm.Snaily WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
wEsrtRN NEsrlBJLEn LIMITED. ccmpo-.d
s. n - Am, t5,, - .fg sns ssIsns
nan siesg'~r thrcuEh New Nork aud " ashtns,sn %
TO Amen sss sasS Sss cas sss
Dip:ns Car New lork 70 MoutEOmey and wsshinssos
MI II 90 ape,y co. al Erineiril Ss,n,. .cg,h On
New ioE ana wsshiasssn TO Hot sIrin~s vis S.ss.
M, .Ss TsseinstS s, g MlsRi. ono n,,,sox
s..s wsshinstcn q snn 70 N tS = m ssly .Si
aud : - daily. except SUNDAY, Train ,esvins
sasday runs 10 aR from ana a nrIsS SaS NJ 'h'
. Lhrogsh trains iron The s,u,h arrive washinst n
in, 10 % n, aud 3 % y m. eieer, sasdsS.
furEissd al os 100 snsSs Ssa mi
pa~srnrer station. fennsy lyAnis R.ilrOsd Washing
5 BROWN. General Aren't Passenr-r Dept
" A TURK. G-n~rtl rs-~s1T7~- Ag-nt MO
RALTIMoRE = OHIO RAILROAD
sch.du. IN -e.s, November r. lsoo.
Leave Washington from station CORNER OF New Jereoy
For chiosro and sSrh~s.t. v..iisul.a Limited No
y Jann. 81 nj LOU. % md i sss v--
bgled Iiuitsd. = 50, s.prs.. / - m daily
fot fitt-husS aud CLEVELAND. shIress daily IL 30 .
FSr Lexington and s,.uuton -lo &o.m
for Winchester aud way stations. -. 10 nm.
For LARA. Natural B,idge, Roanoke. knptviis.
diy s..ins A can ihroasA 70 MsnPli. ar Y S..s
For Lursy. ; 80 y. N. daily.
Is 10 Is minutes. rs 6s : 90 ~ 10 10 90 4 W n
ut-s m: rl2 u5, - -. H2 20 u 80. "a IS. n
~ % so 200 iii Seard N * 1 r M s"ns.-
y, W 81 on. a. uinu,esl. ~ ~. 10 no m 40 90
- ninuls-) an, rl2 o. 90, A., 70, n -, IS
So o',%s haoo ho-~o o ~. he-oo hAp. 30.
For 1nnspolis Z. l, and 10 m. 70 Is and I. q
For Frsserici. IS Is. tIiso .%.. ms. .4sa
For h.ssrs,o~n. 40 80. N. .rd sopm
.ia As, 81 Is IS Is. :. * IS Is. .5oS' - 20. III y
nm; srTe.. train, s,oIrins q pE,ncirs. stsuous
ROYAL BLUE LfNf row NFw York AND PHIL
ADEIPHiA.
daily. 90 90 90. Dining Carl a M, ~ o5 .. m.
go COO nininE Carr. al 30 .. m, Sleeping Car.
For Philsd.p hia. Wilmington and Chester. 500
Puf:st farlor Car, on all day train.
inr Car TaSSns Srsush 10 sa.lnn s,s"rs essnrs
ya ponshkcepsie hrdxe. ihndins passenssrs IN b and
For Atian'ic city. 10. 90 m and IL os p IN sus-
fkIc.rt Sunday. Daily. ssundsy only.
BAGGAGE called Tor and rhes led from ho,.ls ssl
residences by linton 1rensfer 60. orders ien -
aStff 0 66r als aud 1851 =. H s,s sne :. afro'
Gen. Manager. lnl<l Gen. Pass Axt
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medley Of rustic w.ltzes IN a praiseworthy en-
deayor 90 keep mp the spirits and keep down
the breakfasts - the few passengers lounging
about. thev evIncei no signs OF sOciabilIty be-
-ides making sympathetic and significantly wry
faces At one another When the weather is m
usually stormy. therefore, the town crier de-
votes hi- matutinal hours To- some other in
tsllsctusl pursuit and gives his horn an extra
blast the next dsy. and mayhap attempts some
harmonic elaboration IN order TO convince him
self and hi Interested patrons that his skill has
not suffered bv the intermis-ion.
RELIc oF COLONIAL DAYS
This worthy parsonage il but one Of Nantuck-
ets many relics % the primitive colonial DAYS.
for the march Of progress has made but few in
roads upon the social economy Of this old place,
not even ." such an extent TO induce the es-
tabli-hment - daily newspaper the inhabit-
anti pr-ferring the oral announcements Of the
good Old town crIer. who daily walks about the
streets with his dangerous bell proclaiming
whatever bit u intelligence NAV be of interest,
or otherwise. ranging IN character from the ar
rival Of -Dme distinguished person 20 a coming
horse sale When the traveller arrives at Nam
tncket 70 u a. though he had reached n spot
upon the bywav 81 pa-t DAYS full nigh a cen
tury removed from the home he has just left
and he 4 ~ effectuaily cut of from the busy
world - though suddenly transplanted to some
midpcean island. The town L. a quiet, quaint
old place, differing from any Of the others on
the Massachusetts, coast and dating back as far
o. the year 1886. when the Plymouth Company
conveyed the island TO Earl Sterling This
kngti-hman vas also the owner Of Long Island
and several little islands along the New England
coast. and, probably finding his hands too full
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CREsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER No. 1907
Train. leave daily from Union station CB and p A
9th and Sta
Through the grandest scenery in America With the
hand.omsst aud most complete solid Train servfss
West from Washington.
. 90 p m. daily 'cincinnsa and ST Louis Linn
ited"-solid v-s.fbul.d. newly equipped. eie-trie-
fng cars Washington 10 Cincinnsti Arrive. cinrfn-
nat 800 m. Indianapolis IL 80 a. m. 81 Il GUS
S::kl p. m. Chicago !. S5 p m.
1ilop. M; daily-Ihe famous p ". limited"-
q solid vestibuie train with dining end luilmaa
sleerers for Cincinn III Lexington Louisville Ia
spolis and St Louis without change. arriving 90
Cincinnati b =. M. Lexington q 10p. m. Louis
Vile 30 .. IN, Indianapolis II 05 y. m. Chlrsss
30 a. NJ. 81 Louis As m connsctins Ia Unissa
depot for all points.
3.0Op. IN. dsily-F,rrc.. for eordon.viile Chas-
lottesyille, Richmond. Wsyn-sboro'. stAunton ana
Richmond.
Pullman locations and tickets Companys on -
6l3 and 1927 PennA. ave.
IA II. " FULLER. Gen / Passenger A.sps.
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market or returning home with their rich car
goes from some foreign port. No harbor. no
island 80 remote Wild but some Nam
tucketer had visited or seen Those were DAYS
of life and stirring adventure &c the little
Island Then she In touch with the whole
World and she thrived and fourished beneath
the quickening glow Of health and prosperity
But now all IL changed; nAught but the relics
Of former days haunt the old familiar places
To one accustomed to we'll planned city high
ways the streets Of Nantucket present a charm
ing sight. Marrow. crooked. quiet lanes, wind
Ing and twisting in and out until they lose
themselves IN the eco or the moo-s-the dreary
bro~n moors, stretching away as far ss the eve
can resch. bounded on one side by the placid
hAroor snd on the other BY the illimitable ex.
pAnse Of ocean, whose breakers roll and roar
upon the sandy shore.
THE OLD WINDMILL
An object Of much interest to all who whit
Nantucket is the old Windmill, another relic of
past days, which stands upon Q small hilltop
Ike petrifed sentinel Its earthly usefulness
i over, save as q monument Of primitive in
genuity and crudity and - . source Of revenue
Tor ia owner. Who charges an admission Of 5
cents TO those who are curious enough 10 ex-
anime its ancient interior mechanism Come
IN come i'm h the hospitable salutation with
vAich the vrinkied old keeper grse,s his Wis
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rHE GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE North, "EsI AND sogTHwrsT.
srr P2oR EAG &AG slsplP sSaShs
rn,,xs1riTHsfs et AHSast q -; ,y sr,r,o,
c9kNEk dlH ASpB sTs As FOLLOWS
FOR EIss Il fSf f vus s - S
Soaa5 sn. .a a%s Sc. 10 WITH d or 70 Ca h M..
inston 70 Harrisburg aud Harrisburg TO PittstIrs
and ,espins Cara ron piti-barg 70 oolninbus
LOUIS and CinsinnAa EHprsss. 3.23 Q. IN. daily.
buTr 20 St. Louis aud cincinnsti. and pining oar
H.rr s3nrg e 81 Louis Columbian Lirres. a.
Shesso ana Dining Car Rarasburg e chicasa.
Western Enprsss At : 40 pm. daily. with slceplis
HAr isburg with through slespers .er Pitts6urS
Cmeago: Southwestern ErITrss . 40 y IA. daily
Tor litsourr, Column bus Clncinn Indianapolis.
Ss.Hias.on 70 81 ESai. sser H Car a.ni.6ss
to Memphis DINING Gar AtSona &C. hishmard
the West. with through SLEEPER 70 iitssburs and
For Kane. CanandaTIia. Rochester and Niagara fs ,
daily. exec q SUNDAY. 20 am.
faio and Mar. daily ehoept sAtu,d.y . 20
For IN @n s,eeI1s sSr S ,. = nr: a.
p m daily tx ept saturday. with sle-ping Car
For vi isasport. Remove and Elmirs at 10. 30 q M
Fox fSif H,aIpi iIPfn1s NEW YORK AND rHs
EAST. % 90 anf IL AN. IL II. . ~. ".
mo snd II 4, Al on Sun Ss ID s %
II b m: Limited Pullman ye.tii'u." r.riOr
Car, q. ~ a. m. week day.
CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
With Dining Car from Baltimore SCR New York. q 20
S 9a ,6r P PST rla sP S Man Says y Pa
street station. pEIladelphia. for broad
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast express. $50 a. M. week days. aid & - .. =.
Sundays only, 7eOam
Accommodation. ) 90 q. m. daily.
ENpr-ss :. OF and a. 40 D. dailv.
For son. wiIhout change. :. 50 ~e.t days .nl
For Biodkiyn. ny, all throush trains couaeei g
Jersey City with boats 81 BROOKLYN Anu-s. sfos,l-
ferr.Age across New AoIk City.
For Al antic CITY. Il. 90 M. Il Is o. week davs.
For p Bitimore ~ co. : 90 30 go 40 a,a.
10 ~. 10 20. Loo and u 20 an, IL L.. 2.nl.
23o. , l.. 80. - a 90 ID. : 20, ~.
GA sunday, 100. 20 800. o.. 10 %.
II oOs.m.. le.l5, / o. = UI. 20 > A.. 3 =
345 400 ImitcdD. = 20 5. 40. u "a. : 40. .. &c.
For Pores ,re.k Line. 20 snG 30 .. m. caiy
For Annapoiis' .so 0 90 End n ~ a "a. aud o
pm daily except sunday. Sundays. 800 IN
f6R ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
For kl-Ianlri.. 30. q Is 1.43. 40, . -. ro4b
81 Is. : o. 70 o} and III ~ I'm or sun.
q Is. or and 10 O, y. m.
Acoo -. n for eaantlc.; q a. a. m daily
For Richmond and the south. I'D and TO- % An
Trains feav. AlessndriA for WASHINGTON. o. =. "a.
800 20 70 H. II L; u y = "a !. isi 10 ta So,
lle pm. on sunday ~ .. 10. 10 H., u. y I'D
liza an, .Os 5.05 :. o.. go. y. 10 and 40 -
Tk~is aud information at the once. northeast cor
18th street and rennsyvAnla avenue. and At tue
station. where orders can be leit ior ille lsc ks o.
baggage 10 destination from hotels and re-ldencs-
Gsnsrai Manager I.ue7l Gensr.l PASSENGER 1sen.
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IN WASHINGTON

1 HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
1n3 14th Nv.
ID American ami European Branches.
French. German spanish. Italian. Eugiish. Latin.
Greek and TRANSACTIONS.
FRENCH 4 GERMAN LECTURES L COMEDIES
Every saturday at 4 Is. Free to pupils
Send for circulars and programs.
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~ operator in all branches OF Dentistry. Preser-
walton OF the natural teeth a speciality: Extracting
Fees moderate. n14-lns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
Charters Granted.

SDe-ill Tsls7rcm 70 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February IT,
The Secretary OF State to-day issued the
following charters:
The City Building Association, for the
purpose Of encouraging industry, fru-
gslitv and home building and saving
among It's members, and for such other
business as may be lawfully carried on
by building and loan association. The
principal Office will be at Wheeling, w.
Va. The capital subscribed is eleven
hundred dollars. The amount paid in
is one hundred and ten pOllars, with the
privilege granted 10 increase 70 seven
hundred thousand dollars. Shares are
one hundred dollars each and are
held by III. T. Jones and ten others OF
Wheeling, w. Va.
Also the Automatic Music Holder and
Leaf Turning Company, for the pur-
nose OF owning, manufacturing, buying
and selling an automatic music holder
and leaf turner, for which patent has
been granted by the United States.
The principal Office will be at Martins
burg. w. Va. The capital subscribed Is
ffty dollars. The privilege is granted
10 increase to fifty thousand dollars.
shares are ten dollars each and are held
by Henry 5. Brewington and others, OF
Baltimore, Nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
A Household Remedy.

ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsTERs are the
only reliable plasters ever produced.
Fragrant, clean, inexpensive and never
failing; they fully meet all the require
ments OF household remedy and should
always be kept on hand. For the re-
lief and cure OF weak back, weak mus
Giles, lameness, stiff or enlarged joints.
pains in the chest, small of the back
and around the hips, strains, stitches,
and all local pains, ALLCocK's Porous
PPAsTERs are unequaled.
Beware of limitations, and do not be
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask
for ALLcocK's, and let no solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept d sub
stitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
BELLAIRE.

James Ward, OF Youngstown, o., and
Miss Bessie Miller were married a. the
residence OF the brides parents, In the
Fifth ward, yesterday, Rev. Charles
O'Mara. OF the Episcopal church. OH
ciatipC. There were present only few
~ the immediate friends OF the con-
tracing couple. A number Of valuable
and handsome presents were received.
the bride is a daughter Of Morris v.
Miller. the well-knOwn engineer, and IS
a very estimable young lazy. The groom
a. "a prosperous hardware merchant.
Thev have the best wishes OF host OF
friends.
A case Of assault which grew out OF
the receipt Of a comic valentine on
Wbicb was written obscene and insult
ing language, has found its way into
the MAYORS Court. The case Of one OF
the Darties was heard yesterday and
fine of - and costs was imposed. The
other parties implicated will have their
hearing to-day.
The city will offer SOS reward for the
arrest and conviction OF the parties
who have been mutilating trees In the
publlogpark recently. .
Navor MCGOWAN collected Slls.so 10
Rnes and licenses last month.
The County Board Of Elections meet
Al ~. C'airsville to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
IMPORTANT IN SPRING.
Advice What People Should Take

In the spring everybody begIrs TO think OF
taking a Spring medicine. Not only is this
very common practice, but very necessary
and healthful one. IL is fact which phYsi-
clans acknowledge, and the people recognize
generally, that Spring tonic taken during the
months CT March, April and May is absolutely
necessary.
In the Spring there are great and important
changes going on in the body. Perfect health
cannot be maintained when the nerves are
weak, the system clogged and the organs slug
gish. There will be weak, tired, languid and
nervous condition, with sleepless and restless
nights, e tired waking in the morning, no sp-
petite for breakfast, bAd taste in the mouth.
malaria, dull head, biliousness, constipation
and general dispirited feeling.
For such cases as these be sure and use Dr..
Greene's Nervura, the great nerve, brain and
blood invigorstor. II is pronounced BY every
body, doctors as well as the people, TO be the
best Spring medicine in existence, and has
taken rank as the greatest and most important
medical discovery Of modern times. Under the
use Of this wonderful remedy, the weak, tired
and nervous feeling disappears; the nerves be-
come strong and steady; the sleep natural and
refreshing; the appetite returns, good digestion
and regular action OF the bowels are estsb-
lished, the kidneys and liver are restored 70
healthy action, and the vital energies, strength
and vigor Of the system perfectly built up.
This greatest OF all health restorers is purely
vegetable and harmless. Druggists sell it, o..
FDr. Greene, the successful specialist, in
curing all forms Of nervous and chronic dis
eases, IS W. 18th Street, New York, can be con-
suited free, personally or by letter. Call or
write him about the case or send for symptom
blank to All out, and letter fully explaining
the disease, giving advice, &c, will be returned
free
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
West Virginia Pensions.
y,slsr~nu, IN M RscfssSr

CpcCtlt 1csegTQffttO sc AcssescFs
WASHINGTON, d. c., February IT,
The following West Virginia pensions
have been issued: Ouginal-Andrew
j. Palmer, Zaccheus Wells, Moses Pill
cher, Samuel NJ. Swearingen, Francis
Il. Robinson, James T. Shafer, Robert
Copes, Lafayette J. Allen, John r.
Pell, James Clay, Zadock White, Ma
than Sanford. Martin L. Dorm, John
L. Lucas, Elihu p. Kountz, George
Hastings, Ulysses S. Atha, William j.
HUFF, William Johnston, Thomas Moss
grove, Nehemiah s. Hundley, William
II. NewcOmb, Michael II. Hager, John
Wnlbum, Thomas Fordbam, Ezra An
derson, Wilhelm Heinzeroth, Benz.
Jenkins, Samuel McKeen, Samuel A.
Parriott, Richard Pratt, Leonard Casad,
Robert w. Wiuesburg, Robert Agnew,
John K. Monroe, VIM. j. DeweeSe, Jno.
A. Bradshaw, Joshua G.. Robinson, Jno.
Newton, VIM. II. Parks, Oliver q. Lee,
LLOYD Kattzmiller, Christopher A.
Settles, WIN. Snider, Geo. q. Sims, VIM.
G. :. Weaver, jacob c. Leighty, Lind
sey Davis, deceased, George W..
Horner, Rein w. Roger, John Harris,
Andrew Gillespie, WIN. w. Smith,
Joseph WeiSmantle Festus An
derson, Robert c. Huntington, John NJ.
Fur, John Johnston, Jacob Maco,
Richard 3. Berry, Andersen Lovejoy,
Joshua NeSline, ThOs. A. Fleming, Ill
rich y. Orr, Albert Booke, VIM. f.
Groves, VIM. c. Price, Peter Hall, Hugh
Mcdowell, Charles w. Cunningham,
Frederick Doe, General L. Boso, Jas.
Luke, MILFORD Emery, Morris Ruling,
Milton q. Graham, Lewis Wharton,
Robert W. Knapp, Jno. T. Bailey, Dan'l
c. LemaSters, James Dugon, MIN
rod, Shuman, VIM. A. Scott, Andrew j.
Paugh, Robert w. Pugh, Theodore
Roller, John r. Scott, VIM. Miller,
Jacob NJ. Swartz, Lorenzo Ullum,
Wyatt E. Adkins, Daniel w. Sayre,
Isaac X. Brown, James A. Carson,
Benz. +. Reed, owen Brinegar, Alex.
Ward.
Increase-Marion o. Jackson, VIM.
NJ. bearing.
Reissue-Daniel Campbell.
Reissue and ucrease-Wm. 4. Lynch.
Additional-Beuj. +. Sherwood, Mi
chael Knight. Rilsn F. McNeeley.
Original widows, etc.-Mary Shriver,
Mary E. Henry, minor Of Nathaniel
Fletcher, Elizabeth Downing, Sarah E.
HarloSs, Ada l.. Roberts, minors Of
Marcus Manard, Phoebe Davis; Eliza
beth Horner, Malinda Ann Henry Cath
arine Brost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
Gospel in the Mountains.
D,trot Free Pr.ss.

OcTOE rFee fFst'
ca was in the mountain regions OF
West Virginia not very long ago." re-
marked the drummer at the Cadillac 70
the usual crowd, land one day as
drove along in my blackboard overlook
a man in front and asked him TO get in
with me. He did it without coaxing,
and began TO question him.
d" You live mere, l suppose" / said
for a starter.
- Yes. an hev fer ten yer he re-
piled, rather sharply, | thought.
Are you farmer?'
Kind of one. That is, my wife
tends to the place, an raises enough
for us to live on, but mostly breaches.
"'Oh,' said, with increased respect,
you are a local preacher. It's noble
calling, sir
"'P'r'aps,' he answered CURLY, AN
p'r'aps not. 1t don't pay much.
NO l queried negatively.
"'No, faint gold mine, l reckon
"'Of course not, but it is a labor OF
love, and your reward comes after a
while
"'That's what they been tellin' me
round these parts, out man SoS "
live somehow. preached last night at
the Lick Run meeting house, aud took
up a collection Of twenty-four cents.
Sunday, over on Hurricane, l got thir-
ty-twO cents, and footed it eight miles
thar and back and had cold dinner. l
Amt never averIdged more'n seventeen
dollars a yer In the whole ten yer, but
never raised my voice agin hit Til!
now
land why not?' l asked.
Because they're going TO cut my
salary down: I'm Gettin' stuck up an
proud an wear store clos, an l need
tamin'. Hold up, he exclaimed, as we
came to a path leading off the road,
I've got TO git out here, an Pm much
obleeged to you fer givin' me lift, but
before go I'd like to ak you as ar
minded man ef you don't think cuttin'
MY salary under eXistin' conditions ain I
list a leetle like walIupin' the gospel
into the mud"
Il assured him l thought 1t was, and
with a hearty shake OF my hand, he
hurried away down the path and went
on my way pondering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
"CUCUMBER PETE"
And steamboat Johnny" Badly Used Up
In "A Riot at the seattle Mug"

And steamboat Johnny Badly Used Up
in a Riot at the seattle Mug"
SPOKANE, WAsHN., February H.
The opening of an enormous dance
house at Sand Point, Idaho, resulted in
a riot last night. Sand Point is lively
town on the Great Northern. Dave Du-
pont started a house called the seattle
Mug" Three hundred railroaders, cow
punchers and mining men attended the
opening.
During the night a man known as
Cucumber Pete, in the midst OF the
dances, started row and riot ensued.
Pete was shot IN the breast and two dis
solute females were wounded and may
die. Steamboat Johnny" had his
brains blown out. In the midst OF the
ARRAY United States Marshal Joe War
rem and Sheriff Morley with five men,
entered and closed the house. Twenty
five OF the worst characters in the
Northwest are now penned up IN q
stockade and guarded by deputy sherifts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
SPANISH ANARCHISTS.
Making n Great Deal OF Trouble for the
Authorities About Cadiz.

AuLnOrAEAca aOONN
CADIz, February 17.-There are now
in custody in this city 1872 Of the so
called anarchists who were arrested Tor
participation in the recent disorders:
They will all be tried by Court martial
at the beginning Of March. The pub
lie prosecutor will ask that u OF the
ring-.eaders be sentenced TO penal ser
yitude, and that 40 others be sentenced
20 a term Of confinement. II Is expect
ed that the remaining 40 prisoners VIII
be released.
The anarchists do not seem to have
the fear Of the authorities before their
eyes. A band Of lawless characters led
by two brothers have been causing
some trouble Of late in the vicinity OF
Cadiz, and the authorizes are determined
TO disperse them. A detachment OF
gen d. armes was despatched in search
of the band and soon found them. The
gen d armes made attack upon them,
succeeded in breaking up the band, but
all escaped arrest, fleeing 70 the Sierra
Grazelma, where for the time being
they are safe from capture. Those who
were taken prisoners by the gen d.
armes were brought TO Cadiz, and
lodged in jail.