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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24

CuIcAao, May 23.-With crash that
startled hundreds Of people, almost across
from the CITY Hall. section OF the Orient
al building wall on Ia Sale street fell 20
the ground this morning The accident
happened Just after a large force OF men
had gone 70 WORK tearing down the build
ing TO make place for the new Stock Ex-
change Among the broken umoers and
heaps Of brick, five men were buried.
When the victims were extricated, the cas-.
ualties were found 90 be as follows: IN
known man killed; Frank Mcdonald, leg
broken: Stephen Madden, head btuised
and scalp wounds; Adam Linke, severe
bruises; Alex. Taulski, severe bruises
abOnt the head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
nrNA-srANpARp NEws.
What is Going on ns the Big BrldSepOr
plant.


Roger Reese, the veteran sheet roller,
did not not go 20 work in the Standard
last Monday as intended. He was
again taken sick.
Dave Llewelyh is back from New
Castle, and will work in the mill.
Jas. Hughes, Of the Etna, is very
sick of typhoid fever.
Jas. Blazier has bOen promoted to sta
BILE boss az the Standard, No. l.
Chas. Potts is pudding in Standard,
No. 1,
Michael Higgins was taken suddenly
and seriously M at his work yesterday
He was removed TO his home, ana Is
now better.
Jno. Morgan, tin man at the Stan
dard, is going TO Wilmington, Dei''
soon, where be will make tin.
Peter Pslgen, the mill worker, In
iured last week by being baby burned,
is able to go 10 work again.
Fred Phillips Is out, after very bad
attack of material fever.
Jas. Davis, the man who descended
with the Standard elevator not long ago
and suffered such severe injuries, is aoie
10 be about on crutcheS.
VIM. BIockener, Of Ellwood City, Pa,
mill worker, is visiting friends al the
mills this week.
The breakdown mill at the Etna,
which has been of duty, resumed last
Monday morning.
Eight Of the twenty-six pudding fur
naces at the Etna department are run
ming. All the puddlers take turns on
these furnaces.
George Williams, q mill man, formerly
Of the Etna, but who went TO Muncie,
Ind, 10 work, has returned. George
seems 10 like Indiana we'll enough, but
to see a cyclone coming when fifteen
miles away, made him look toward the
Etna again, and he is az work and Will
stay.
The puddlers at the Standard ere not
making iull time. a portion OF the
time none OF the puddlers are at work.
Something wrong with q furnace at
the Etna caused the bar mill 70 be idle
a portion Of this week.
Mil No. S, the plate mill at the
Standard, IS of by reason OF the DIM
Guilty In procuring hands. They make
about half time.
The gang Of men who left the mill
some time ago. are home from Joliet,
H., where they went 10 work in an
iron mill. All will work again In one
OF the mills, being very much dissstls-
| fed with their trip.
A r,rff,r Of hnfh mills knocked OIL
| last Monday evening, by reason OF the
heat.
The s-inch guide mill, at the Stand
ard, closed Yesterday, by reason OF the
scarcity of hands.
WIN. Steinman, the noted hunter, OF
the Standard, has secured an elegant
/ dog from Wellsville, o., valued at $50,
VIM. Sheldon of the Etna, suffered
a painful accident few days ago. he
was az work at the bar mill, when
[ bar OF metal fell on his foot, very Sc
verely crushing II. K doctor dressed
I the injury and the man is much better,
/ but cannot resume work for some time,
Work or the new addition 10 the otnce
/ Is progressing we'll. The foundations
/ are being laid.
John Campbell, for merly Of the Atna
has gone 10 Muncie, Ind, where he has
accepted a paying position in q steel
mill he is disDosing Of all his property
/ in Etnaville, and has Sought consider
able real estate In Muncie.
More men are very badly needed In
the mills. Though quite number OF
I strangers have arrived, yet there is a
I great scarcity Of labOrers In particular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
Apome,tle Tragedy.

They were sisters, these two, at the
moment in awful peril, aud they were
alone in the house in their extremity.
Here" said the elder one, handing
her sister deadly-looking dirk, lis a
knife. Bethink you, you can use it?'
81 bothlnk me can" replied the
younger girl with chattering teeth,
"but oh, Celeste, is there now way but
thisP"
She had read Virginius.
None; methinkS I hear him move. "
"S'dOI I. lie is struggling to escape.
open the cellar door cautiously. l
have oiled the hinges. / will stand here
aud hold the light. Courage, brave
girl! Hist! I can hear him STIR"
"Now may the fates defend us"
whispered the girl with the knife, land
save me from death lgnoble. What
vita part shall strike, Gel step
''Give it 20 him ia the neck, sister.
But soft, is yonder light the jocund orb
of day, and has the night faded into
morrow"
NAY, that is tho electric light on the
corner which has just showed It's hand.
I 90 now TO kin him. Yes, l have said
Ii, TO k-k-kill himw
The brave, heroic, beautiful girl
plunged down the stairs into the
Opaque, semi-darkness, and in a mo
ment a terrific Shriek-CeleSte at once
recognized the brand-tOd that all
was over.
care you bringing him up?" asked the
girl az the head Of the cellar stairs In a
voice alike on both sides.
"Yes-by hand" came the ghostly
whisper.
The next moment he was dropped on
the floor, and the sisters threw them
selves into each others arms, while
shrek after shrek Glove the purple dis
lance Of the night
They had murdered a mouse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
DIS FOUND GUILTY
or Rape and Robbery as CharEed-his
neck Saved by the Jury.
.....,.l- ~ l.--...-. Ia "a H.1larae


SgseiG. TsieCraa 10 ne Rsglstsr.
PARNERsBURG, W. VA, May "a
Frank Dis, who has been on trial be-
fore the Circuit Court for Outraglng and
robbinE Li0ble Burke, young woman,
was found guilty to-day. The jury
brought in a verdict Of guilty as charg-
ed and fixed the penalty az impriSon-
ment. thus saving DIS neck, as had
they merely returned verdict OF guilty
dis would have been sentenced to the
death penalty. Judge LOOMS, attorney
for Dis, moved arrest of Judgment on
the ground that the verdict was
informal and that IN the latter part OF
the verdict the vefbiage was not In &C
cord with the statute. Judge Jackson
said that be could eliminate or set
aside the Objectionable part referred 10,
but In that case the verdict would
simply stand as guilty, and Ia that case
dis would be sentenced TO hang. The
motion was Overruled.
Jacob aud Frank ConyearS and w.
II. Ritchie who burglar.Zed COugleton
-byrgs store 80 Dallison were tried
and found guilty to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
FOR SALE.

Business property. best location, In .Etus
vile, house eight rooms, siofeio M ana good
stable, on easy terms. GOOD reasons Tor selling
House with full iot, Wood street. near Ferry
third street. sl.aO.
Lots in Nc aechep. tiOO 10 s3Oo
House. three rooms. with full lot. east end Of
Twelfth street $40; half cash, balance on easy
House rooms Eon streOt, Centre Wheeling,
s2,l5O
Fine suburban homse miles cas-, OF city At
moderate price. nm
50AlU0 feet, t20O each.
3 lois on Caldwells run, 2,O each
Fine farm, i43 acres, on national rosd' nine
miles east OF city. on easy terms
Farm 40 acres four miles north OF ciiy' gooo
place for dairy business.
House rooms. Sixteenth street. 5000.
House 4rooms Twenty. third street TO-
House room. North Market street, gl,og.
SIX lots In good locations In Park Fis~'
Market street business property at modsrst'
Lots at east end Twenty-third street on easy
Lot on Twenty. ninth street, $500
One.half lot on Chaplins street h'rth ward,
ons.h,lf lot on nccoloch street. cssirs
Wheeling, $500 .,..
ity, fronting on two railroads
uronTrrT " nEVYNE-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
red a mouse.
Is This Gruats

The present purpose Of Mr.. Gllkeson
20 make Parkersburg the revenue head
quarters OF the State is perfectly prop
er. He has chosen the right city, and
the people will approve Of his selection
as the right one 20 be made. Wheeling
is a good enough iowa 20 make stOgies
Ga, and conditions might exist under
which the location Of the revenue Office
40 that point would not De objected 10,
bur as things now are Parkersburg Is
the only proper place 10 the State for
the office. To accommodate them,
however, a stamp deputy will be located
there,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
PROPOSALS.
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received az the West Viz
GINA Penitenusry, at Moundsylile, w. Va,
until u ococE noon on the 7th day OF June,
1895. for the following work:
One hundred and four prison cells. TO be built
OF besseneI steel or iron; Ratings for nine
windows about three by nine leet; gTGtngs for
two windows about two by nine feet; Two doors
about three by nine feet, and one revolving
gate about seven feet in diameter, all made or
besscmer steel bars and rods.
Bids win also be- received at the same place
until the same time for one small hydraulic
passenger elevator for building Ave stories
high including the basement one automatic
puinp 10 return discharged water from lower 10
upper tank aud three iron wooden tanks to
hold about one thous8nd gallons each.
Specifications for all the work above named,
except the elevator, pump and tanks. on fle 10
the warden's office Each bid must b Tor the
work By the item and as a wIole. aud must6peci.
~ the time In which 10 viii be completed. The
board OF Directors reserves the right 70 receive
or reject any bid.
myeoawt M. NAh FELI. MaEdcn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
BAD BLOOD

Liver complaint, biliousness, dyspepsia, SICK
headache, dropsy, rheumatism, and every
snecjes of disease arising from disordered liver,
kidneys, stomach, bowels and blood; We
r-uararte. ever 5ottle of B. B. b. Should
sny person be dissatisfied after using the nrH
hottie. we viii refund the money on aPPhcs-
tion personally or b. letter. We will also be
glad TO send testimonials and information
5roy;ng the effects Of b. B. 3. in the above
named diseases, on application 10
FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Buffalo, n. T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
4 Curlous breakfast Dialogue.

Husband-'Where Is the steak, Jen-
nie?n
Wife-"It isn't done yet"
Husbnnd-"I don't want II done; 7
want 10 rare"
Wife-"Wel, at present 10 is nearly
raw: when IL Is rare 70 will be done"
Husband-"It will be something
rare 70 see 4 thing done when 10 is only
rare"
Wife-"When it is rare Il will be
done as you want 10 done"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
An Overgrown Tariff Infant.
HqaSds ctr Times.

The cordage trust was one OF the
combinations for which the makers OF
the Mckinley tariff showed tender
regard. They removed the duties on
the combinations raw material, which
had yielded about S1,500,000 revenue,
and upon the manufactured products
retained duties high enough to shut
out foreign competition. The value OF
the cordage, cables and Irvine imported
last year was only S83,403.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
Free Labor tn. ssost Productive.
New orleans 1Imss-D Democrat.

The truth is that cheap, servile, ig'
norant labor is never the best. 1t may
build up an aristocracy and create a
race of rich land owners, as II
did in Jamaica and In the South 10 ante
tellum days, but it does not enrich the
country; and ignorant labor is never
the best or most productive. We are
raising more cotton to-day that we ever
could in the days OF slavery, and we are
obtaining better results per acre In
both cane and cotton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
Citizens Rssponsible for BossiSm.
.Ys1O YORK. World.

This attitude OF the average partisan
is the boss's opportunity. He is willing
to exercise all the power that is given
him, and who can blame him? If the
indifference or the consent Of the voters
OF his party invites the boss to rule, 1t
is natural that he should improve his
opportunity. The people are bossed
only because they will not take the
trouble to boss the bosses and rule
themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
Twin Legac!es of Republican Misrule.
Courier Journal

The Republican party has had its
day. 1T has served its term. Granting
it all that IL ever claimed, it has still
left us the horrld legacies Of a pension
robbery and tariff robbery, which
stand as the twin wonders OF modern
political economy, and will 20 down TO
history on the one hand as miracles OF
artistic brigandage and on the other
hand marvels OF popular credulltY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24

obstinate. THO kroub,os that come slowly,
have 20 20 Sowlf. The sureSt and speedieSt
remedy is tho Favorite Prescription It
builds uD and ifkigoratss the system, regu-
Iases and prcuot8 the proper functions, and
restores health an strength
Fer evervthin Il that's known as female
Complaint Is XpoSitiye specific
II yousrs ~, eIEsrworked or suffering wo-
rnsn, lis n Ncine that's made especially
70 help you--bI& you pay only Tor the heip
that you gst.
On these sc-r& It's the cceaoesI sold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24

In Philadelphia there Is a recent or
dinance requiring wide tires on all
heavy vehicles Four thousand-pound
vehicles shall have three-iuch-wide
tires; over 5000 pounds, four inch; over
5000 pounds, five inch; over 1000
pounds, six inch. There is q fine Of
500 for the iuiraction Oi these provi-
sions. Thus every heavy team or cart
will act as q road roller. A similar or
dinance ought 10 be in fOace in many
other parts Of the county,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
Chief phase of the Negro Problem.

w tut" IV''''.8
Undoubtedly the blacks have SUFFERED
TERRIBLY from being so long educated
10 believe that they were 1.-THE wards OF
the nation" and that the pnolic was
bound to look out for them. They
must wake up to a realization OF the
fact that a man has no more claim on
the consideration of the Americans be-
cause his ancestors used to be savages
In Africa than il they had been peasants
in Europe. The negro must hoe his
own row at least as we'll as the white
man or a white man will be given the
lob. Whether be can do this or not !:
the real negro problem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
rs uonev ti~own dirru

rs money throws array
when a medicine doesn't help
YOU. It's yoCr risk and your
lcSS. But that's the way you
hSvo 70 buy every medicine
for womaRs ailments, except
Dr.. Piorce's Fayorite Pre-
scription.
With that, there's no risk
its guaranteed. II IL
doesE't benefit or cure, in all
tho chronic weaknesses, pain
ful disorders and functional
disturbances that afaict
womankind, you have your
money back, But you won't
esS it-yOu'Nbe cured.
I g., e 49,, Sc r--,rr- r.,c, e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
JOSEPH BELL STOVE co.
FOR SALE.

Cottage No W Zane street, lot SlxIso feet
$3.50; very ckesp.
Brick house aud store room corner Lincoln
avenue and Second street. .Etnkvllle. o.
SIX room house, bath room, Laundry, natural
gas, 4QxlUO. klFkwood, o.
Lot 45xll0 Zane street
Lot SOxlls, North Huron street
Fou lots on Norib Huron street.
one lot on North wabash street.
one lot on North Indiana street
One lot on South Front street
Two lots on North No street
One lot North York street, DliSl river vieu
Four.Toomed cot age. Martins Ferry,
One brick house, No. So Neffh halu street
one mouse ani lot ogKtOl North flout street
one house and lot i0Etl0. North ffoat stresl
Eiye-foomsd house on Efs street
One lot, f0xilO MoundfVlle.
Four.roomed house oa yifguit street
Eight-roomed house on VirFinis street
Ssyen-Foomcd house on =. ofk street e1i0
one lot "a R0blnsou's addition, A. broadway.
Oue.hall lotru south Nabssh street
Sic lots south lork street ~ ateft adfltionl.
oEe house add ioL south Bio.4Nay' a.
ore hotel AID several farms. sut'os, " Va
All OF the above pfogsfty Nill b. sod t-ry
chesp. WE CHARGE ONLY oNE PIX CESr,
JONES a WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectofs Notafiss
puh fr - Tane sfFeet Island. feleo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LEASE.
The Arlington stove Works Prop.
erty.

We beg 10 inform our frieuts and the public
a. large that we viii continue the stove sad
Range business. both wholesale aud retail. IN
Wheeling a. beretof0re. but having discon.
unued manulac,gFius. wish 70 sell OF lease TIE
real estate We now occupy.
The properly consists of Two tracts Of landi
ons containing lois. having frehiAfe or 10
feet 90 Haiu street. 30 feet On Fourth street
and 80 feet on " est street. Aore rhAn haH OF
this ground Is covered vita brick buildings.
suitable tor manufacturing pup ses The
other tract directly west 81 ne ABOVE also COZ
tains los. having 80 feet frontags 90 Wet
street and extends 20 the Ohio riser aud 10
bonded by Fourth street on the south.
This property Is clnyenienty situated Tor
manufacturing purposes OF anl other ousinrss
Handle ira Ks and private switch On the
premises. Will De sold % leased On aocohmo-
dating terms. Apply on the premises
JOSEPH BELL STOVE co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24

WOULD you ride on railroad that
uses no danger signals? That cough is
a signal OF danger. The safest cure is
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sod
BY all dealers on q guarantee Of satisf
zion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
WHAT THE EDITORS SAY.
Popular Rule In Rhode Island.
Bufdio Courier.

There is one member IN the Rhode
Island Legislature "a Republican, OF
course, who. having been elected I'VE
years ago for one year, has sat Tor nve
years because, under the majority ruIe'
the town from which he comes has oeen
unable to elect successor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24
SCROFULA

We have undoubsed proof that from three e
sig bottles used internally and by outward
application diluted Il the skin IS brokenl e
the affected parts. viii effect a cure. IN
great mission of 2. 3. 3. IS TO regulate tn
liver, kidneys, bowels and blood, to eorTec
acidity and wrong action OF the stomach, an
10 open the sluice ways Of the system 70 SsrI
of all ologgsd and impure secretions, slioe
ing nature thus 10 aid recovery ano renov'
,rifhnfif fail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-24

Real Estate Agents and Collectors Notafis
pub he III Tans street Island fsfeo
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

pound Of apricots and the same amount OF canded
iImes or II you like the navor. angelica Inis an.
grca II q curious survival In confectionery OF tnst
Old table vegetable Of the Middle Ages The navor
IL n little strong for most tastes even wnch @ ,me
angelica IL candie,i. Everything being thus prs
pared. take out twelve tut,i-frutti moulhs pNne
the cani.-l fruits Into twelve e,iuhi paris
Put n Tablespoonful OF ice cream IN tnc pot-
tom ~ each mould. then one Of lemon water
Ice beside II. then portion or the canIru
fruit. and then MI up tn. mould with two tani",
spnonfuls Of vanilla cream. Have really c"r'r'
pain. large enough 10 hold IN" twelve mouths st' IL
In Ice AMI salt before you begin - MI the NOUNS
ana they are h-i drop ~, Int" fh- pa. ~
indivIiuai mous arranged 80 they can be parkcn
In ic. aud salt. but are chilled In IA cold chamber
like the pail described. When all the mou!is are
packed away In the pail. put the cover on tightly
and pack the pail IN Ice ard salt enough to cover
II entirely Leave II for one hour In this way. or
AZ long AZ you please 80 long as the IL" ana ralt
do not hecome melted. S'rvr The tu'ti-fruti cream
On = ii,ilc fancy round ~ paper on the dainti"st
dessert yates hat You have.
This IL an !cc especially suitable" for holiday times
and cnil,.s ~ p.rihs. A. matter of economy The
iec AMI ALT u..i IA packing the three Ices may 70"
,ralnci on and Ms Ice crushed n Iiftlc AM uf'"i
with u little more salt In tn" final packing hroini
the pail Of mu.ds IL In essential to success .vat
Individual inouii> shoull he thoroughly chilehyby
setting th.ri open In the pail packed In Ice am salt
for nyc or minute h.f"r" they are hll"i Whrr"
orang. AMI banana skins are used FOR nouhs they
are thus chilled IN pd ~ In ' ana SAT Tor ono
hour when they may b- filled with Ice cream of any
kind set back in the pail which forms the coz!
CHAMBER for ten nr flfttcn minutes, and thcn ticl
up with gay ribbons and scrv"'l.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

From Tn, Westminster Gazette"
The. pressure upon Minister'S of which we SPOKE
"a, o,h,r ,lay H. beginning To Nni utt"rinrr TWO
Ministers ma,lc extra Parlllmentary speeches y's
,.r,i,y and each declared himself the hardest
wnrk.I man In the world. Certainly II would h'
hard Ia bat Lord Hersrhslls record imriig IN"
Who'll. Of this year he has the sniD had no hoiAiay
- ali Th,r, have only been three days. literally.
in thr whole year which he has no. been nara
"A work and rlaHy days working ten eleven;
tw.y, and thirteen hours. There ~ a point.
he n,,..J beyond which human nature cannot en-
Int Lord Rosebcry was not to he outdon' II the
I ,rI chancellor is worked up To the limits or
human endurance. the Foreign Secretary holds an
"ilicr much to" heavy for any one man 10 bear.
Lord II.rschel works his ten. eleven. twrlVe or
thirteen hours u day. but for I""ri kosrbery also
The eight hours day seems only cream ana
golden vision. -. .-..
Finally. the Foreign Secretary nnds II necessary
o., lead IAN almost monastc life. Itut as for the
Lord Chancellor there Is no mona:tc srclnson Tor
him he IL pursued by the cares or state even INTO
th, privacy OF his dressing room: From the
time" he said when come here In the morning.
iii the time ] leave In the evening, nhNc not Il
moment uhoccupied. I am occupied with my sec
rn''ries r'i while am At my lunch. and very often
receive populations during that period ! am oc:
cupcd with my secretaries wnte ! am urcssing
How viii Lord Roscbcry cap mo dr'ss'ns'room'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

rown is Of pale rosc-co)ored silk and gauxe. the
y,uz. oycrlr. ~ has little rfies edged with Ribbon
The cor~,gc of rose-colored silk II embroidered
with silver IN front. Is laced In the back ana mas
. vLI. fchu The gauzc sleeves are In very fuli
puffs.
Mu,dv is in the fun glory Of her winters attire
a, ,bis time and wears her best gowns without re-
serve conscious that the season Is short anu that
n behooyes her to he at her best. Any numper Oh
lovely confections. therefore, may now De- seen Al
rho constantly recurring smart" functions In the
way Of weddings and teas very pretty costume
worn At n recent marriage had tght-httins waist
OF caracui Uhe very fine black fur no mueh III
vogue iu,t now) with broad. iow-cut shoulder
cape Of Magenta velvet. slightly gathered on the
shoulder. A gathered collar Of the same encirced
IN. neck The skirt was cut TO the knees In Ma
eenta velvet and then nared out In heavily ribbed
henraiine of the same shade a band Of the caracul
Covering the seam. The sleeves were the same
combination Of velvet and siik band OF the cara
c,,I finishing OF the former Just above the elbow.
Chiidren's dresses are particularly pretty this
season. Young girls OF fourteen or fifteen wear
Liberty veivets a good deal. trimmed with ir'sh
point. and dress rather more quietly than tneir
yseiiestsly seiSnsl sned :,iH. and soft and iri.
Two charminEly pretty children attracted many an
coy. little fellow Of Ave six. looked very gai-
l. nj and handsome In a Peech.colored cloth sur.
tout. doub;e-breasted with rolins collar am
velvet cooked hat on his sunny curia HIS niue
sister. about year younger apparently. wore :
S.red sn etp from, Of China crepe one SIDE oi the
over the silk on TO- the o,hc9 side Of the coat.
The sweet little face Ioessd ws.rny out from Pss
vssa ScHnet o. xsivst and ises rns, wssS