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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-14
5nncIIinists.
22uilruana.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Timetable Noe.
ToTAKE EFFECT le:OlAM,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lst, 1891.

Leave Wheeiing-Eo. q, 6:l5 q. N: No 90,
90 a. m; No. -, 500 a IN; No. Il, $3.50 = N.
No 20. lO:3O q. M; No. III, 1850 a, m. No +l3,
1880 p. m: No rs, l:3O p. IN; No. ~, $50 p.
m; No. tlq, $50 P. IN; No. t2l, 4:3D p. IN; NO.
% $50 p IN No. t3j $50 p. III. No ri, 7:SO
p m. No. 80, 500 p. m; No. '3l $50 p. m; No.
'33, 1913 p. m.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No. 81, o:27 y. m; No.
3, 7:i5 n. m; No. .. S:45 a. m; No n, 9:4b n.
~; No. % 1913 u. m. No. III, ll:i5 n. m; No.
tl3 1873 p M; No. rs l:ij p. M, No. III, 2:45
D. ~. No. no, 3:i5 p M; No. '2l, i:i5 p m.
No. +23. 5:f5 p. m: No 80 6:45 .. m. No. N,
7:4J p. m: No. -, $50 p. IN; Nc. '3l 9.i5 p.
NJ; No. '33, ll:0O p. IN.
Arrive Laughliu's Mill-EO. 81, 6:3i IN.
Leave Laughlin's Mill-No. %, 6:82 a. m; No.
IA sos p. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry-No. %, 6:3S a m; No.
-, SEQ a. ~; 10. 10, 900 =. M; No. %, l0O0 a.
m. =; No. 10, II GOA M; No. III 1910 p. m; No
MA i:O0 p IN; No. ti6, 10 p. N No. tls, 300
=. n: No ~, 400 p. m; No. ~, 500 p. m. /;
No +2i e:lO p. m: No. +@6 7:l0 p. M; No. rs.
500 p. M; No. 80, 900 p. m; No. '32 1000 p.
Arrive Wheellng-No. %, $50 a. m; No. q,
2 Is "a. IN. No +6 9:l5 A.. m; No. 49, l0:i5 n.
No 40, ll:l5 a. M; No. t2, 1873 Z. m: No. ia,
l:l5 p. III; No. no ALB p. m; No. tlB, 3: 10 p.
m; No. 20, 4:l5 .. M No. ~, 5:lb p. ~ No.
-2i, 6:22 p. m; No. -26, 80 ?. ~. No. ~, g. IS
D. m; so go s:lb p. m; No S32, 1913 p. m.
'Daily except sunday. tDaily.
No "a will start from Martins Ferry only, On
Sundays
The company reserves the right - vary from
n. w. EAYRS,
oc3leda General Manager.
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MARTINS FERRY.

There will be quite number Of can
didateS disappointed this spring who
are aspiring for the offices that are
made vacant. There are some that will
not say what their politics are for the
sake Of getting offices, while others
change their politics to be with the side
that has the majority. These people
ought not TO be trusted. Vote for
man that Is candid enough to tell you
what he is, no matter whether he's a
Republican or Democrat.
The following is the new Board OF
Directors elected at the meeting Of the
Peoples Saving Bank, Tuesday after
noon, John Armstrong, James Kerr, B.
+. Brady, J. s. Harrison, VIM. Lipp-
hardt, +. II. Eick, II. FlOto, K. K.
Sedgwick and j. b. Montgomery.
Father Mattingly will celebrate his
silver Jubilee next Wednesday, January
20. Services will be held at st. Mary
Church at $3.50 in the morning, and a
public reception will be held in the
Opera House in the evening at 7:5C
o'clock.
The ladies OF St. Pau's Episcopal
Church give a luncheon tomorrow
evening from to 10 p. m, consisting
of oysters, chicken salad, sandwiches,
ice cream and cake. The proceeds are
for the benefit of the Church.
The we'll of the Martins Ferry Oh!
Company at Mcdonald came in on
Tuesday night, and z. McDonouFh,
Charles Miller and Glenn McCabe, of the
Company, went up yesterday.
The Broom Maker" is the attraction
AZ the Opera House tonight, and james
Riley with his talented company will be
greeted with a big house from appear
anceS.
Word was received yesterday that the
trouble at the glass works at Buena
Vista had been settled, and that the tac-
tory would start up agaiu.
The funeral OF Grandfather Henry
Rome will take place tomorrow morning
Al o'clock. He will be buried al
Mount Pleasant.
The Merchants Retail Commercial
Agency met st the Knights OF PythlaS
Hall last night.
The Electric cars had terrible time
NJ IN in this town, yerterday, the hrs'
car was almost all day getting here.
The Ball of the Union Cornet Band
comes off tomorrow night at Peltz
Hall in Etnaville. 80, co.
A stated communication OF Ohio City
Lodge No. 4s6, F.. and A. NJ, was heIo
Mrs. NJ. Bartholomew, OF West Wal
mt street. is very i'll with the grip.
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MoUSDSVILLE.

At the annual meeting Of the mem
ters OF the following secret societies,
thew elected officers as follows-MaSonS:
o.. b. NcPeek, w. NJ; c. A. Showacree'
S. w.; A. p. Mcconnell, j. W.; > U.
Haruegan, treasurer; L. &. Brock
secretary; l.. q. Martin, CHAP
lain; j. c. Hendricks, tyler;
National Union - Abram BrySon'
President: j. c. Hendricks, Vice Presi-
dent: A. l.. WeidebuSCh, eX-PreSident;
o. B. MCPeek, Speaker; II. W. Hunter
Treasurer; T.. II. Crisweu, Secretary;
j. III. Brock, Financial Secretary; ID.
ia. Logan, Usher; Robert Lowe, SER
-glnt.
UIi FeIIows-John Dorsey, n. G.; G.
C. Eardall, p. G.; L. b. Purdy' treas
urar; w. l.. Edwards, Secretary; Geo
Edwards, Chaplain; VIM. Bryan, war
den; Abram Bryson, Conductor.
Prof. ]. II. Steward is in the city
stopping at the Mound City Hotel. de
is making arrangements TO open COM
merclal school, for the practical educa-
ton of the young ladies and gentlemen
C.. The city. Mr.. Steward Is practical
b1ok-keeper, and teaches bookkeeping
from actual experience, without the use
OF text books or other business coIiege
red tape. His school will be open ootn
day aud night-the night schooI Ior
those whose business is such as not u
allow them to attend in the day Time
Prof. Steward comes with such recon-
mendatiOns as Prof. Rand, OF SteuOeh'
vile, whose integrity is so well known
e. % be without reprOach. m
The carriage factory will be IN iuI,
operation along about the latter part OF
the month. Mr.. GAMER, although
working in the face of great dithcuIty,
having been compelled to entirely ouilu
anew after the recent storm, says ne
will be ready in a few days TO turn ou'
the finest work that can possibly OF
made.
The glass factory will go on aoonl
The goth. 1t was the intention to oegln
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operations next Monday morning, but
the weather has been so diSagreeable
that il was impossible for the workmen
TO get ready by that time. The factory
will have as large capacity as any in
the country and will give employment
to a large force of hands. When they
commence work il will be for 3 steady
run.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
erS OF the Electric Light Company will
be held on the goth, when a new Board
Of directors will be elected. The Com
pGny has been very prosperous during
the past year. They are expecting such
an increase in business as to necessitate
placing In a new dynamo, which will
make the capacity of the plant double
what 1t is at present.
AT the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Marshal County Bank, c.
4. Weaver, J. l.. Parkinson, q, w.
Bruce, A. ID. Pierce, J. Il. Hicks, w. j.
Burley were elected directors. The Off
GERS will remain the same as last season.
The Melville comedy company played
two nights engagement here Monday
and Tuesday evenings, The company
rendered both plays good, but the crowd
was rather slim the last night, owing to
the Indictment weather.
The work Of laying the floors in the
FostOria glass house was delayed yes
terday on account OF running out Of
brick. They were expecting a large in
voice, but it was delayed somewhere
along the road.
Joe Bloyd, Of the Warrington oil
field, who has been spending the holt
days here, leaves tomorrow for Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Jas. Dorsey will open millinery
and dressmaking establishment in the
room now occupied by the Hartley Sis
tiers.
Mr.. VIII Haggerty, son Of detective
Haggerty, Of Warrington, has been in
the city for the past few days.
T. W. Brown is lying very low with
influenza, at his residence on Fifth
street.
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BELBAIRE.

Readers OF the REGISTER will remem-
Der the report of a set-too between
three colored chaps, several weeks ago.
in which one Of the party got his ear
nearly all bit oil. The case came up In
the Police Court and was disposed of.
Now John Brady, who lost his ear,
brings suit against Bud Moore for
miaming, and Squire Mason placed de-
feudsnt under $500 bond for his appear
ance in Common Pleas Court.
The city has decided to accept the
verdict Of Common Pleas Court, which
gave Mrs. Lucinda Bradford Judgment
for $500 damages for change OF grade of
street abutting her property.
Reports from different parts OF the
county are 70 the effect that there is an
unusual amount OF sickness In the vari-
Gus neighborhoods aud many deaths.
Donations Of food and clothing will
be received at the City Hall tomorrow
afternoon from . TO o'clock by the
Ladies' Home Benevolent Society.
Mrs. Charlotte Jordan, wife OF NJ. w.
Jordan, who died at New Matamoras,
D., was brought to this city for burial.
The family formerly resided here.
The Central Hotel has been leased by
w. j.. Baugh, who will take possession
about the first OF next month.
Many people fell upon the street yes
tsrday, but we heard OF no cases Of bro
ken bones or serious injury.
Water has been shut off at quite a
number Of places where the residents
are delinquent with rent.
j. W. May, Is. & o. express agent has
been spending the past week with
friends "a Somerset, o.
Louis Long has announced himself as
g candidate for nomination for Street
Commissioner.
Captain Julius Armstrong passed
through the city yesterday en- route TO
Columbus.
Mrs. Jane Doty, Of the Fifth ward,
was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery yes
Jerlay.
Township Clerk y. S. Creamer, Of
Bethel, was in the city yesterday.
Donald Mcdonald has been confirmed
by Council as night watchman.
Mayor McGowan collected SIP. 40 in
fines and licenses last month.
The tax books will remain here all
this week.
The number Of grip patients is in
creasing.
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Y ~ your grocer urges you to buy other baking pow
ders in place of the Royal it is solely because he
can make more money them, for all agree that
the Royal is the best The low cost of the others to
the grocer proof of the cheap character Of their ngre
dientS and of their inferior quality Decline receive
any baking powder in place of the old Standby the
thoroughly tried Royal All others cheaper made
powders of inferior strength and contain either lime, alum
or sulphuric acid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-14

BRANDRErH'S PILLS are the safest
and most effective remedy for Indiges-
ton, Irregularity of the Bowels, CouSti
patton, Biliousness, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Malaria or any disease arising
from an impure state Of the blood.
They have been in use in this country
for over fifty years, and the thousands
Of unimpeachable testimonials from
those who have used them, and their
constantly increasing sale, is incontro-
vertIble evidence that they perform all
that is claimed for them.
Sold in every drug and medicine
store, either pain or sugar-coated.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, January 13.-Petroleum
opened steady and after declining sc on
small sales became dull and remained so
until the close. Pennsylvania oil spot open
ing and highest 6Sc; lowest and closing,
621sc; February option opening and high
est 63sEc; lowest and closing 6Sc.
OIL CRY. PA, January 13.-Opened oSi &c;
highest 69Llc; lowest 62JSc; close &c bid.
Sales. $1,000 barrels; clearances $4,000
barrels; runs los, l9l barrels.
P1TTsBURs. PA, January 13.-Opened at
69j]c; closed and lowest 634c; highest
6S11c; lowest, 6S1sc.
BRADFORD, Pa, January 13.-Opened at
6sazc; closed at 6S1Sc; highest 6SAc; lowest
csc: clearances pa, 600 barrels.
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Nos. Band {, daily, F.F. v. Limited. run soiis
between New York and Cincinnati with Vest.
bule Sleeper between Washington and LosD
Vile aud between Cincinnati and Old Poin
Comfort.
Nos. 1 and solid trains with Pullman Slsspsfs
between Cincinnati and Washington. No. ihas
Pullman Sleeper RoncsTerts 70 Old Point Con
fort daily.
Train No. sle.yes Clifton Forge st $50 Q. n
and arrives ~ Charlottesville ct I0:1o .. n.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. H. leave
Clifton Forge daily ESQ q m arrive Huntingtol
$50 ?. n. No. II, daily. leave HuAtingtoa eco
g. n, arrive Clifton Forge $40 ?. N. No. h
daily except Sunday, leave East Sevsll 500 ..
m, arrive Huntington 1000 .. &c. No. 10. daily
except Sunday. leave Huntington 200 p. n, sf.
fi Cis Seii SAT- DIVISION: No. H. daily .1.
oept Sunday, lsE7e HuntingtoH e:loa a, arrire
Cincinnati i2:i5 o. n. No. 10, daily except
sunday. leave Cincinnati $50 p. N, arrive
huntirzton SD ?. m Nc. 10. daily sxepi
s---sT, lssre ksysTilie 5:l5 g. II, arrive Chs
cinnati T:30 L. n No. %, daily except Sunday
lesv. Cincinnati 500 .. n, arrive ksJsvills
OSCAR G. MURRAY, Trans Manager
Il. W. FULLER, 6es1 Pass. Agi.
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B,ggsgs checked through 70 destination %
tickets.
". J. Robinson. General Passenger Agent.
PsrssrsbGrg, w. Va
Al. BASDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, ParkersbGrg. W. Va
J. o. Toniinson, Passenger Agent Wheel
inH W. Va
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2 I-sa9 Per Csnt-Governments
MI and steady-StOcks Lower-Flour
EnsV-Wheat Higher.
INV YORK, January lS.-Money on eau
aasv ranging from 21Sa3 per cent, last
IosIn or per cent. closed offered at - per
o lUSH Prime mercantile paper 4}fa6 per
cent Sterling exchange quiet ana STEADY
at 4S3l4 a4S5A. ..ar
Fours Registered. ......'..''.''''''''iiiiSSll1
Fours Coupon. 49,; '''''''''' 100
Fours-snd-s-hslf Registered '''''''''iiOOS
Pacific Skies Of '95...... -..'.''-'.'''A O'
ST1TEs-Dull and steady. .oer
9HtPso,ps-More active; sales. SS,64l,-
W. S;-ocxs-The event of the day in finsn-
Ill circles was the announcement OF
further o. 600 st new s10 market ct i rs
Suge i,t - mis- intelligence by a material
s seI;ns All around, and a number Of bulls
ag bo have sold out and who have been s ,5
WORKING NOR for lower prices in the Market '00A
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Metal Market.

NEW York, January l3.-Pig iron, quiet;
American sl5 75al7 80. Copper, firm; lake
ST. O0al1 00S Lead, quiet; domestic
q 25a4 50. Tin, quiet; straits SO s..
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DSoXIEs, LEAsKs AND ALL KINDS OF
i Blszfs tcr sale ~ TIE Rsas5rn coxanab
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CHESAPEAKE b. OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
F.. p. v.

(FAst Flying VnginiapD
y,subule Limited, solid, with Dining Car, be.
tween New York, Washington ana cincinnati
V.stihuls Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Old Point and Cincinnati Sohed
uls In Effect July !, 1891.
CENTRAL STANDARD TnE: West OF Clifton
FtsTkaE STANDARD TIKI: East OF Clifto,
Forge
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3atirpuos.

RAILROADS..
baltimore AND OHIORAI
oRoAD. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL or Tran
-xtSsSS3S. At wheeling Easter
sst}x1fsFSSA tlm-. Schedule In ehe,
HlxY%,kXf3M Dsce mher n 1891
EIer5Fsg~GTM MAIN LINE EAST.
~ SIT .Yf1HH For Baltimore, PhllAde
80 &&N.Ilxe ~ phia and New YORK, 1872
~ G11lZNy&lI o: II a. M, 2: 10 p, m. tailNl
&SSGr7sys. sR-r,,--sl ~ Cumberland AccomN Z
VssAd.I Iat1ffyfy dalton, s:lDa. N. daily e.
Nttrr,--.s,2aI cept Sunday
SgHEykS> Csmsroa Accommo g..
ton, 500 p. m. daily. e.
Soundsyiiis Accommodates, $40 a. m, OF
espt Sunday, and $40 p m. daily
From New York, Philsdelphis and Baltimore
$50 q m, and Il: so p. m. and II 20 D. M daily
Cumberland Accommodation, i:Sb p. M, ca
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 .. M, daily.
Noundsvtlle Accommodation. $50 a m. and
1850 p. IN. daily, and t:b5 p. IN. daily. except
CGmerOs Accommod stion. 700 a 10. .Ieep;
Sunday
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
daily and slsr m. daily .Ie.pt u.s. ss MAP m
Cincinnati Express, 7:50 and 10: 10 a. m daily
aud lO:O p. m. daily, except saturday. and T. "
y. n. sunday oply
Coumbu, Accommodation, s:l6 .. m, except
Sunday.
81 ClGir,ville Accommodation. 1913 a. m. and
S:lb p. m, except SUNDAY
ARETvL
Chicago Express. i;lb and 6:Io O. m and r.. 20
p. NJ, except sandsy. and 600 p. IN. daily
Cincinnati Express. o:06 a m. and o:d0p. m,
daily.
ColumOu, Accommodation. 1906 p. m. daily,
except sunday.
ST. Cl,irsVifle Accommodation. 1905 p. m. AND
GOD p. m. except sunday.
W. p. a b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, o:lO and TED a m. and $40 D.
N. dsily and l:D y. N. daily sIcs pt Sunday.
For Pittsburg and the EsU. Oslo y IN. OkilY.
Warrington Aoosn odation, 500 p. m, eI.
cept Sunday.
lnHrvL
From Pittsburg, l0:i0A N. daily, 1880 .. n,
except Sunday, $50 and 1910 o. m. daily.
Washington Accommodates, $50 a m. daily
except Sunday
CHAs. o. sCULL,
General Passenger Aren't, Bsltimofs.
Us. LANE, Wheeling della
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RIVER RAILROAD.

" cr.TnAL STANDARD TINS.
Direct route 20 Marietta, Pnrkersburg. Point
Pheasant Huntington, Ashland, Portsmguih
and Cincinnati Also 20 Cbrflsston, Clfion
FORGE and stsunton, Va, and Lcrinston Ana
Louisville. KY
thine tapls Effective December ., 1871.
sDatIv -Dafly eIcrr Sunday.
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+Dsily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Gro
at p:Ss o. m. and wheeling A. ~: n P. N.
H. r. WEiSG ERBER,
Gen. Manager.
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WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On aud after Friday,
January ?, 1892, trains win run - fellow
City Time:
Leave wheeling. Leave Kiln Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
on DARING WHEN YoU,LovE ME-. i.

oh. darling, when you love me
The Shy is soft and bright
LIE asks no troubled queN'oh
The world is safe and right
] whisper happy secrets
With every flower and tree,
And lark and thrush and lnnct
cinG all their songs for me.
Oh. darling. when yOu chide me
The world Is numb ana cold,
The mists creep up thu valley,
And all the wear Is old
The fields are black ard sOddcn,
The shlvering woods are sere;
I SEQ no Face la heaven.
And death l. very near.
OH. darling always love me!
The SOngbirds look 10 YOU;
The skies await your bidding
70 dome the world with blue.
Then keep the rose in glory,
And make the swallow stay,
And hold the wear forever
At summers GROWING gay.
FrcGcri TX Iangbrldse.
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Perfect ro1dbed. four iracks. hne car. c BIZ the
vice. quick time aud Grand Central S'auo" -.
New-Y0rk Central.
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lovely September night; the full moon smil-
ing softly down upon shmmcring sea and olive
clad height the mir full of balIny odor; flowers
sleeping with gently dropping heads: leaves folded
in sumber like hands in prayer; the idle SWISH
Of waters upon the beach: ri" occasional fntt'r
of a nird among III" lex and magnolia. Such
the scene n they all sat there upon the terrace
IN front Of Countess Altamontes modest home.
Dr-Ola della ROcca lying back IN a low garden-
chair Brigitta on stool AZ her feet; the Countess
at her nunt's side; Anna and Norella. Alberto
and Guido. grouped few PAGES of l}attlsta ana
l,minia IN III" BACKGROUND, seated upon the
doorstep Of the dwelling
And You really think your stay hero has
done you good. dear aunt
1T ha, indeed And feel happy, tool
cannot tell you how happy This last event
has crowned oil my wishes.
She looked over toward her nephew and Cor
della, who had wandered on - far "a the oa aL
trade. and were standing there close together
apparently gazing down Al the sea I'LL.
Il should like them 10 marry ''S loon as possible pc
Could not both our dear girls BE- married on tho
"of Gour.a, they can. aunt, if you wish it.
Il do wish it with all my heart. | have got
AL bushes, matters done, 50 that there is 10
hndrancc. Ill. co,
for your herality 10 my daughters am m'seiH
Thank me then by never speaking about \,
: | don't know how could have been - unminu
full of you all thc'e long years; Worss H,au
unmindful-l, was cruel; cruel in tn" extreme
My dear aunt. don't distress yourself
Can You forgive me- - q,
Countess Altamonte took her aunts HAND ]"
hers. and pressed il tenderly in reply. .,,..
The Warehouses lay hack with closed eyegI
murmuring softly TO herself. "Ciuei-c'u''
The white moonlight fell full upon her, SOFIA .nS
Illuminating her calm. wellcut features ING sr
her frail, clasped fingers with Their s'''''"'
rings. ,s, INV
Yes. DEAR she continued after pau,Ie %, I.
whole life has been FOOLS MISTAKE , Sn
all now. But. God b' thanked. me n" ~ has
has come Late. very late. hut SUI. ~ real
cone | have never known until now w ,,r laws.
happiness meant Pray God 10 prolohg NY '''
that may yet further atone Tor nc pa rr,,ted:
\ prayer that seems as il II wOuin " L., and
for Aunt Oisoa grows younger every n"' ham
whenever they all meet, which Is 9lec', n,Jolr Of
pier gathering does not exist III Wv
| sunny ltuy-lA Bcrcslord in The MSos''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

None could guess what the morrow was about
10 bring forth.
The sun rose in coudlcSs glory, the ran-drops
clittcrnd like diamonds 81 blade ana nouth, 'hr
hrrs humncd amidst tn" flowers, the BIRDS sang
from the thickcts, the hoar>c roar of thr uNn"t
had once more sunk 10 u tuneiul tlnk" Nilhout
In, castle all was rcac" ana IFpoSe' Wl'nW 10
all was conjecture and excitement
The adventure of the pd>t night was m event
in the live, of the jewellers therein. 10 one or
two il was about 10 prove OF IIir Imp0rtanc"
The patient lay upon his bed lie was better
Infinitely hcttcr-tor after the skilinl setting
his lev had bccCue far eoS painful: Nlnrrt, Sa'
| AZ mis- side for he insisted upon imNIn- INN there"
Rightly enough he regarded Alberto rs the
savior Of his life. Had he NOT found ami
rescued him. he must certainly have died OF
exhaustion and exposure he l'H srNeldl III
There was knock at the door. The doctor
went 10 soc who il was.
" Please, sir. Her Lady snip nas sent I" ask u
she can pay visit TO her SEX guest, ana al
Whenever Her Lady ship pcas"s. There !, no
danger but | will ask tine patient lllII~"ll
lie did so and. while willingly asscltiny. a
strange smile wandered over his drawn features.
lie complained Of the light hurting his e\@''
and begged them To draw the curtains partll
His desire was AT once complied with, am TIE
large lofty room was wrapped IN sem. gloom
that contraStcd strongly with the golden sun
SHINE without.
"No' no. don't stir Pleas, remain just where
you are
Never mind the AI1rchioness She will b.
quite content to have son there. | give YOU
my word for it.
Alberto looked won crnsly AT the patient ;
then resumed his scat. Not over Willingly. II
must he CONFESSED. lie had wholes Dmc dread
Of Orsola della Rocca, and, perhaps, not wholly
without cause.
4 few minutes later the door was opened 10
| lis widest width. and the oil Lady entered The
patient dr,w the sheet qnlte mp 10 his chin.
With slow. stately. but noiSecs step she
| approached the he'd stopped within yard or
so. and then. with statrl, brnl Of the head
but also with a courteous smile, said
| "Non are welcome to my house, sr. only lc-
.rct that an unhappy accident was the cause that
brought y0u here.
| 1Er stranger thanked her. Hnt in voice
that bad suddenly grown husky.
While he was doing his hc.teaS settled her
| self in the armchair that Brigtta had wheel II
near the bed. Alberto, who had risen aud who
| WAS standing thcrr somewhat shccpi MY. was
struck a. seeing something very like tear gltl'r
| in thu patients eyes. Poor fellow he tiongEi,
| le must be weak girl. But then il VAS
| A deuce OF an accident, to he sure
There WAS . .momcntary silence. The heavy