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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Syscici 16teJrIW 70 me hsgtssrFs
WASHINGTON, D. c., September g.
The House took recess until Monday
with the rules still pending. 1t bad
become maniiestly dangerous to pro-
coed further until some Of the absent
Democrats could be recalled.
The number Of Democrats reoelllng
against the administration OF Speaker
Crisp or against the rules as he wants
them, was increasing and the wiley
Tom Reed was ready TO gather them all
in and carry out some OF his designs.
Reed has not missed moment OF any
session since the rules we're taken up.
He has had his nets continually spread
TO catch unwarY or diifident Democrats.
He was ready at all times TO support
revolt against the Speaker and the
Rules Committee.
Finally il was decided to take a re-
cess and utilize the intervening time 60
bring back absent Democrats who are
accord with the Speaker and his COM
mittee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
BLAND FOOLED BY KILGORE.
The Texan. Who Is Silver Man. Comes
Out on Cleveland's Side.
T.y.cr1,n m fbs Psmfgsr

The Texan. Who Is a Silver Man. Comes
Out on Cleveland's Side.
SPECIAL Telegram. TO TIE Rs0iFEsr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September O.
Chairman Bland, of the House Coinage
Committee, will find his latest well laid
plan to continue the silver agitation
foiled from an unexpected quarter. The
object in amending the House rules so
as to authorize the Coinage Committee
to report at any time was TO get free
coinage bill before the House at an
early date. The committee consists OF
nine pro-silver TO eight anti-silver mem
bers and calculating upon the solid sup
port OF the former, Bland gleefully an
ticipated getting his pet measure before
the House very shortly.
But Kilgore, of Texas. a silver man
says he will not vote to report any bill
of that nature. He says he is now sat-
isfed that the ultimate benefit OF silver
will result from stopping its coinage for
a time and that he will resist all efforts
to continue the agitation. He said TO
your correspondent this evening that
he was fully resolved upon this point,
and as he holds the balance OF power
in the committee, the silverltes cannot
move without his aid. Kilgore further
said: 81 repudiate all these assertions
that President Cleveland is hostile TO
silver and desires the single gold stand
ard. l believe that whenever more sill
yer can be used advantageously the
President will approve its usage" He
added that the good OF the Democratic
parry demands cessation OF the silver
agitation as its continuation would
keep up factions in West Virginia and
other States where fall elections are to
be held, and thus weaken the party.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
Local Ba e Ball.

There was sd interesting game OF ball
played in the Eighth ward, yesterday,
between the Siiphsmmers and the
Licks. The score stood 9 to Z in favor
OF the Licks. The feature OF the game
was Hobbely Brady's home run.
The Grumblers base ball club and the
Red Letters, of East Wheeling, will
play game OF ball on the creek mill
green, this afternoon. for $40 a side.
The game to be called at 2 O'Clock.
Tomorrow afternoon. on the Brick
yard grounds, South Side, the Knoke
aud Kemple clubs will have a game OF
base ball. A stake of SIS side will be
played for.
The OutlT would like to hear from
the Blue 81 r game OF ball to be
played q Hghth ward grounds
soon. 81 Ugh REGISTER
The Aittlars would be
pIeaseH zane Of oau with
she a. 4 club, for next
..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
EIGHT HUNDRED dead.
Details Of the Carolina Disaster
Slowly Coming in.
THERE WAS NO EXAGGERATION
Of the Awful Calamity in the Early
Reports, and Each Hours In
vestigation Makes the Horror
Worse - Hundreds Drowned
Who Will Never Be Heard Of
Bodies Washed Out 10 Sea.

CHARLESTON, :. c., September g.
The NelrS and Courier has made a care
full investigation OF the condition OF az
fairs on the coast OF Carolina, and finds
that its reports have not been exagger-
ated.
The loss OF life will aggregate 500 in
Beaufort county. Between Charleston
and Savannah the storm swept away
most OF the homes as well as growing
crops, and left the people In destitute
state.
The loss OF life and property was
found TO be greatest On 81. Helene, La
dies, Wassa, Coosaw, Paris, Dawfskie
and Dathau Islands. These islands to-
gether with Port Royal island have
population OF about $4,000, most OF
whom are negroes.
There are great many lives lost
that will never be reported, as the
bodies have been covered with seaweed
or washed out to the ocean. Coroner
Wells, OF Beaufort county, has supplied
the following death roll OF lives lost Ia
the vicinity OF Beaufort:
On Wsssa island, AZ; Coffin Point, SO;
Dawthau, 81: Coosaw island, %; Chlse-
liner island, %; Hunting island,
%: st. Helena island, e0Oi
Savannah fields plantation, 200;
Beaufort, 9; Saltwater Bridge, 4; 0a-
beta. 6; Grey Hill, 3; Perry Clear Point
II; Ladies Island, 81; Paris Island. "a;
Lands End. 20; Kane's Neck, 80: Coo
saw Mills, 5; on dredges, 5. Total, sol.
Other islands are 10 be heard from.
Reports show that there is dire distress
among the colored people. Their
homes have been washed away and
their crops destroyed.
There is no work FOR them TO do aud
they are suffering for food. Econ
gresham Elliot says that starvation Is
sure and imminent"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
Mn go 0a soar HuntInrt0n.

.Ssfcfdi Is.Sgfdm ths sunday Hs0tsteF.
HUNTINGTON w. VA, Sept. 3
Len Shaw and humber OF other prom
inent local me, ave been looking over
this region viii view Of driving for
oil or gas. TIL. company has been par
italy organized and land leasing in
this and adiOlisg counties has been
going on until asleast Eve or six thou
sand acres are INV under their super
vision and as aiAnchise TO a company
has been granled by the city council
here which has mot been carried out
according 10 their contract so
far by the parties IL was
granted to it is ptesumed that the local
company desires 10 get hold OF this.
The center Of interest Of the local con-
Germ seems TO be a short distance back
OF town, where they allege gas and oil
both exist in paying quantities. There
are engineers, it is said, now locating a
pipe line for gasirom the Waraeld, KY,
field. a great distance back to the OHIO
river. From the way the company
talk. it's evidently confident OF the
success OF its venture in this vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
In n Very Had Way.

CHARLESTON, s. c., SEPTEMBER -
The condition OF the natives on keawap
Island is the subject OF most touchlb
pity. The hurricane destroyed their
entire crops Much OF their small
stock, with the tide entering their
houses, were swept from them with
their few personal belongings
Captain Haskell. OF the schooner
Morris w. Child, which arrived at quar-
antine here 10 distress on Tuesday
evening, being bound from Brunswick
to Boston, reports that she passed the
bodies of six dead men with life pre-
servers on twenty miles east OF Sayan-
nah. They were surrounded By wreck.
age.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Sunday, on the grounds Of the House
& Hermann club.
The Forty-third Street Sports will
play Manager VOLTS team game OF
ball this week, the date not yet being
decided upon. A handsome stake will
be played for.
Yesterday afternoon, on the West
wood grounds, the most interesting
game of base ball played on the South
Side this season came of. The clubs
were the Belmont against the Incline
Whittlers. A large crowd of persons
witnessed the contest, 1t being neces-
sary to play ten innings to decide the
game. The score was 10 to ~, In favor
of the Inclihes. Bounds and Speldel
was battery for the Inclines, and Mey-
ers and Meyers for the Belmonts. Chas.
Auburn was umpire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
A storm on tho Azores

LONDON, September Last night
at a late hour there came brief tele-
gram from Fayal In the Azores. stating
that the islands had suffered hurrl-
canoe. in which two yessels--one OK
them the American barquentinc Free
mont, loaded with lumber, had gone
ashore and were q partial losss. This
morning IL is learned from fayAl that
August 2sth there was cyclone Ia
which three ships were lost and that
two more are missing. Thirteen houses
were wrecked at Faysl and on the
Islands OF Terceira twenty seven houses
were swept away. Altogether hye
lives are thus far known 70 have been
lost and the growing crops are ruined.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

SAvASsAH. GA, Sept "A clo1d
burst is reported az Gnyton, thirty
miles from here.
The people were caught on the
streets aud country roads and had 70
swim for their lives. Bridges were
washed away.
The approach 10 the South.bound
bridge over Savannah was swept away.
The water Is now said to be four fees
deep in Guyton streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

LONDON, September 2.-The Stand
nd's Paris correspondent says that NJ.
in leaving a stormy political
meeting In the Rue Angouleme yester-
day, was stoned by mob Of six thou
sand persons. Two revolver shots were
ared into his carriage, but he escaped
without injury. Many persons were
hurt in the struggle,
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Ys.tsrdaY,. Face Record.

CINCINNATI, o., September -Four
thousand five hundred people turned out at
Latonia race track to-day to-day, the start
err of a thirty-one days fall meeting of the
Latonia Jockey Club. The track was as
good as a dusty one could oe, laid by the
sprinkling cart First race, one mile, Sis
ter Mary won; time, ;43A. Second race,
selling, for three-year- ODDS, three-fourths
of mile. Salvation won; time, 1:l6. Third
race, one mile and seventy yards, Anna
won: time La. Fourth race, one mile,
Yo Tambien won; time, :4ls%. Fifth race,
five furlongs, Caroline Hamilton won;
time, 1903 Sixth race, five furl0ngs, Min
ME Baxter won; time, 1908,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

cation 10 the United Ststes," was the
topic to whic Judge O'Brien, of New
York, told aIength.
The next Seaker, Hon. Thomas j.
Gargan, Of ioston, Mass, discussed
"CathOlicity al Patriotism"
After the ymn tie Deum," and q
finale Of Ame can airs by the band, the
gathering aoourned to the Catholic
EducatioEa. lxhibit which was thrOng-
cd Throughout the day.
1Total admi'ions to-day were 1s4,
of which 1925 paid.
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Pittsburg. 100 0 o 6 . '-l2
Mashipgton .O 0 l 0 l.

Errors, 2 and 4; hits, IA and II; pitchers,
Killen snd Esper; earned, Pittsburg, %
Washington, 2; two-bsse hits, Hoy,
O'Rourke. Mcclure; three base hits, Ly-
ons, Bierbauer, O.Rourke; sacrifice hits,
Smith, Stencil. Bierbauer, and Hoy, Far
rel, and Abbey; double plays, Bier6auer,
Glasscock, Beckley, Bierbauer and Glass
cock, Farrell, Wise and O'Rourk; first on
balls, off Killen, 2, off Esper 8; hit by
pitched ball. Radford; struck out, by Kill
en-, l, by Esper, s. Passed balls, Earle;
time, go; umpire, Emslie.
Second game.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
Furnishing a Tough.

hpe-tdt letgFuNs ~ "se AAo4'aso'
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, September 2.
WIN. O'Neal, Belpre, o., tough, was
arrested and tried to-day for throwing
a pistol al young woman named Boyer.
O'Neal was fined $40 and costs for as
sault; sos and costs and thirty days In
Jail for carrying concealed weapons, and
held 10 the sum Of $500 to answer in
.diCtments
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Special telegram 20 ne Register
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September 2.
Flora Vending, little girl 10 years
DID, was run over this afternoon by a
Street car on Market street. The wheels
passed over one leg, exposing the ten
ions and muscles of the calf for several
inches, making al ugly wound.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the City Yards
and Depots.

Points Picked Up About the City Yards
and Depots.
Conductor T. ]. Hinde, OF the o. R.
R., is seeing the sights at the Worlds
Fair.
Gilbert Russell, B. & o. yard clerk,
is off duty sick at his quarters at the st.
Charles Hotel.
Extensive repairs are being made to
bridges along the b. 81 o. between this
city and Grafton.
Fireman James Finnegan. Of yard
engine So, of the B. 81 o., is unable TO
work from sore hand.
R. & o. Brakeman Brice Blssett, who
got hurt some time ago at the freight
depot, is able to be around.
The o. r. r. is handling large num-
bers OF fast horses for the Fair these
days. More than ever before.
A. d. Armstrong, Of the B. & O., and
Philip Burk, of the w. B. &c t., are
home from a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Twelve car loads OF live stock arrived
over the B. g. o. from Washington
county. Pa, yesterday afternoon, for
the fair.
Supervisors J. f. Cassell and j. M.
Hill, Of the Pittsburg division OF the B.
&c O., were In the city yesterday on
business.
Conductor Lewis Crow, OF the B. &
O., has a white mule, something fast.
which\he proposes to enter at the Fair
In some Of the races.
Within the last week business has
improved greatly in the B. & o. yards.
This fact is noticeable even TO persons
living In that part OF the city.
Frank Agnew, a popular B. & o. con-
ductor, is at the Isle Of Blennerhasset,
on trip, and his friends about the de-
pot say he is soon to become benedict,
as be is going down that way very often
of late.
The Panhandle has definitely decided
not to take of any OF It's passenger
trains between Pittsburg and Wheeling.
The matter was under consideration.
but the company considers the prospect
Of larger traffic so favorable that the
schedule will not be disturbed.
The remains Of George Burial, the B.
& o. machinist, who died al his home at
Twenty-second street and Alley B, last
Friday evening, will be buried to-day at
3 o'clock in the Peninsula cemetery.
The funeral will be from his late resi-
dence, and the orders to which he be-
longed, the Jr. o. U. A. M. and the
Brotherhood OF MachinIsts, will attend
the funeral ceremony in body. Mr..
Burial was sick but five days OF pneu-
monia.
A very pleasant occasion took place
last evening, at the Park. The freight
agents OF all the railroads centering In
this city, together with the agents az
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Bel
laire. went out TO the Park at an early
hour In the evening, and there partook
OF a supper prepared in the highest
style Of the art by the Park caterer.
Among those present were Messrs. Il.
c. Weisgerber. Of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove; Braoen. OF the Pan Handle and
Ohio River; Taussig. OF the Terminal;
Graham. OF the b. & o.: Oxtoby. OF the
c., L. & w; Turner. OF the Wheeling
and Lake Erie, and others The occa-
sion was very enjoyable one, and all
present came away in very comfort
able frame OF mind.
Hurt by = Fall
SQUIRE J. w. Schultze. of the South
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
The Other side Of the Case

r,is claimed By SIR. Heilmelsr acd
his friends that the imposition OF lie
mon him, IL Jostlee Gillespy's eoert
an Friday morning, was 80 inJasl.ce
7, is alleged By Mr.. Heilmsier tnAs
neither himself nor bis employe, NJ.
Rramer. struck Mr.. SeImsnnf ont 'hs,
Rrumsr merely held his pris sf ustD
D. III. .iey came down u. Mr.
= l.,' 80, avs he was IN h feet,
ns.' .sf 80 h.ve horr n Nmann
sus Vim Frleuds Neil
~ 80 ~ tbe of5cse tinz
ns ID yesterf NOrt
!: ;s. tss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
WON BY Bob Henderson.

Spsei0l TELEGRAM to ne SUNDAY RsgiSssr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Sept. 2.-The
2;33 trot, the conclusion of which was
postponed last evening on account OF
Darkness, was trotted this afternoon.
Bob Henderson. the Sacramento horse,
which won the last two heats last even
ing, won the heat and race to-day in
2:29lL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
suspects a Shortage.
,,,,,.' %, N ne S,,aday R,ci,,,r

lpsetal 75lsCrl NJ 20 ths sunday Register.
COLUMBUS. o., September 9.-State
luditor Poe has appointed Benjamin
lutledge, OF KentOn to examine the &C.
ounts of the treasurer Of Defiance
ounty. He will say nothing about 1t,
has il Is supposed that he had reason
b suspect q shortage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
PITTSBURG WINS TWO
Games From Washington, Putting the
Tail-EnderS Further Back.
PHILADELPHIA ALSO WINS TWO,

And Boston Wins One, Thus Main
tanning the Comparative Stand
ing Of the Three Leaders-Chl-
cago, Louisville, st. Louis and
Washington Keep Up Their
Losing Gait.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
NEWSLER.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphIc News
in Small epace.

in Small epsce.
1t is announced that the Homestead
works ST the Carnegie Steel Company will
resume in full tomorrow, giving employ
ment to over thousand men.
A reduction of five cents per ton in the
price of mining having been made at about
a dozen mines along the Yioghlogheny
railroad, a general strike is expected.
Sixty-two men employed at barrel fac
tories on the South Side, Pittsburg, have
struck against a reduction.
The works of the Haiusworth Steel
Company, Pittsburg, which has been closed
down for some time, viii resume to-mor-
row morning
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
aPapa" Anson'. Preparations.

Arson is just now attracting much
attention by an evident design to shift
young blood in search OF timber for
next years team. Within the last few
weeks he has signed four new pitchers,
two second basemeI. several new out
tieiders, and is ready 10 negotiate with
few dozen miscellaneous players. Il
is not safe TO bet that year from now
the Chicago team will not be as near
the top In the race as 1t is at present
near the bottom. o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
standing of the Clubs.

At Pittsburg, two games were played,
In the first the home team won quite easl-
lv. and in the second, by punching their
hits in the fourth and fifth innings, again
defeated Washington. Total attendance
$500 First game:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

SQUIRE J. w. SchuItze. of the South
Side. suffers from badly bruised head,
the result OF q fall. Walking In his
back yard yesterday morning be trIpped
over chain. falling on biz face. He Is
able to be al his Office, but his head Is
quite painful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
Gladstone to Visit scotland.

LONDON. September 2.-Mr. Glad
stone will start Monday night for
visit TO Scotland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
stuart w. Reed In Washington

spsciol slsGr0R 20 ne sunday Hso'sss-
. WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept, Stuart
NJ. Reed, editor of the CtdrksburO Teie-
ram, is In the city on pleasure visit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
At THE WORLDS IAIR.
West Virginia Exhibits Song Fine
Samples Of Manhood.
MEN NOTED FOR THEIR Eight

Take In the Exposition AM At
tract Considerable Attention
West Virginia Worlds F''A FL
nances Are in Good Shapg and
There Win Be a Surplus Vhen
the Fair is Over-The Caholic
Educational Congress Op'neo'
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nnrenport pl.ro,sessed.

New YORK. September 2-Onitea
States Supervisor OF Elections John l.
DsyeupOrk no longer holds ofnceS 10 'ae
federal building. The rooms Mn'ch ne
occupied. Nos. ia. I76 and 10 we're
post,,. 80 ~ Ds-,cn aefiu9 under in
Structions from the treasury uepAls-
,Postu,s oheajned keys and
!: y ! ! ! !:
. "A - a. 80 ~ "a he locks changed
\. .s s-om the lside.
-, N reli, 4 lin the
lsll.T; t~irding sxt ten
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

The Panhandle has definitely decided
not to take off any OF its passenger
trains between Pittsburg and Wheeling.
The matter was under consideration.
but the company considers the prospect
OF larger traffic so favorable that the
schedule will not be disturbed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-17
altueoRo eAlla.

Bearce q Wilson, lumbcrmcu OF Lew
iston. were here the first OF last week
locating piers IN the river for the Rum
ford Falls Power Co. ]. N. Swan COM
menced work on the piers Thursday.. -.
The main water pipe which IL laid
along the east bank OF the river from the
upper dam to the paper MILL froze up
last week.
The Light 4 Water Co. are setting
up large pump on River Street to sup
ply water for the hotel.
Chas. A. Mixer, resident engineer Of
the Rumford Falls Power Co., has been
In Boston Q few days on business.
James McGregor has large crew OF
men 1t work on the railroad embank-
ment back Of the paper mill.
Bryant q Lander, hardware dealers,
have Just commenced the foundation for
large store opposite the hotel. @. ii.
Rogers 10 doing the work.
Spaulding, the Buckheld photograph
er, was In town last week.
ID. G. Llddle, OF the firm Of Everson &
Liddle, 10 In town for few days.
The Banner Clothing Co., Q. =. Mains
manager, has moved It's stock OF goods
back to Lewiston.
A Mr.. Ridlon of Portland has the con-
tract for the construction Of the sulphite
mill.
A. Quincy Coolidge intends to build
another Ice house. He has already
stored about $50 tons.
Fred A. Porter II In the woods scaling
logs for Record Of Livermore Falls.
Spofford q Mitchell are laying the ties
for the branch track to the rear OF the
paper mill.
The penstocks at the chemical MILL leak
90 badly that they have sent for the boil
er makers to repair them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-17
GREENWOOD.

On the morning Of Jan. lst the Their
mometer stood at 4, on the I'd at -, on
the I'D at 8 below. Our Jonathan thinks
that Is change enough without chang
Ing the county buildings, and so does
most everybody else outside the "rlng."
The other day our better half showed
US very interesting specimen OF crys-
utilization. She had emptied Jar OF
maple honey, well studded with crystals,
In addition to which there was bar OF
sugar extending from one side OF the
lar to the other, at an angle OF 10 de-
grees, the lower end being about one
inch from the bottom, as large as pipe
stem, and completely covered with
minute crystals. Never saw anything
like II before, and may not again.
Thanks to the one who sent US those
Christmas presents by mail; very pretty
as we'll as useful.
Zero weather every night for week
and now the ground and Ice are covered
six inches deep with snow, which Will
please the wood haulers.
Ransom Cole commenced saving birch
last Tuesday. lie wants about 300 cords,
100 OF which he intends to get on his
own land.
There are twelve families living 10 this
highway district, aud not yoke OF
oxen owned with which to break out the
roads; two yoke Of steers aud few
horses only are left. How does that
look for midwlnter?
A sample copy of the last Saturday
Telegram Is received. II Is an illustrate
ed sixteen page paper, printed on poor
type, poor paper, and the illustrations II
possible are still poorer. Some OF them
at least are no better than any little 10
year-Old girl ought to make with a piece
Of charcoal. Published at Manchester,
n. H., price 81 a year. Puff gratis.
We are indebted TO Minnie Coffin for
large photo picture Of her fathers
family, consisting of Mother Coffin, now
In her 03d year, Charles A. Coffin and
wife and their daughter. The picture
was taken by an amateur artist, MT.
woOdsum, who has purchased u large
camera, and takes photos occasionally
just for a pastime.
still Arctic weather. Wednesday
morning eight below the cypher, with n
wind like two-edged sword, and Thurs
day two below but no wind.