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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-03

Thesouvenirhalf dollars issued
to the Worlds Fair managers are
to be recoined into half dollars
of the ordinary kind. There are
still undisrosed of about 81, $780,
600 worth of the coins or about
1900, 900 pieces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14

Over the Possession OF some Electric
Light Machiuery &C Martinsburg-SeV
eraI shots Fired
Sps-i1l sisor1R % fAs Rs5ister.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, December 13.
Great excitement was Oceasioned here
this morning by the forcibe attempt OF
Mr.. John B. Wilson. principal owner
and manager Of the electric light plant
Ia this city, 20 prevent, Mr. Marcus
Ruthenburger from moving some ma
chinery. The circumstances that led
up to the difficulty are these: Mr.. John
B. Wilson, some time since, contracted
for the purchase OF some dynamOs and
other machinery from the Western
Electric Company 70 increase the power
Of his plant, the title 10 which ma
chiuery was retained by the company
until paid for, and Mr.. Rutben0urger
was sent here to look after the interests
OF his company. A difficulty arose
about the payment on the property and
the company ordered its agent 10 re-
move IT, This he proceeded to do on
last Saturday evening. Before he
could get the heavy articles out OF the
building Mr.. Wilson got an
execution issued under a judgement
rendered in favor Of the Peoples Ma
tiOnal Bank against the Electric
Light Company at the last September
term Of the Circuit Court, and the
Sheriff levied upon all the property
found in the building. Yesterday, the
Sheriff being persuaded that the title
60 a portion OF the property levied
on rested 10 the Western Electric
Company. released that from his
levy. Mr.. Ruthenburger thereupon
proceeded to remove the property,
but In doing so, attempted to
treak down a door or PARTITION,
which led to the room in which Mr..
Wilson was guarding the property, to
prevent which, Mr.. Wilson fired through
the said partition. Ruthenburger then
had a warrant sworn cut for Wilson's
arrest. The constable gained admis-
sion to the building but not to that por-
tion where Wilson was. Ruthenburger
remained on the outside and becoming
impatient raped on the door and de-
nanded admission, stepping, at the
same time, little TO one side. just
then a gun loaded with shot was fred
from the inside and several bystanders
we're struck but no one seriously hurt.
Ruthenburger az once opened fire with
a pistol, firing five shots, when be was
arrested and taken away. Shortly
afterwards, Wilson surrendered himself
and gave bond to appear for preliminary
trial tomorrow. Ruthenburger was
taken before Justice Harrison and after
pvamfDariOn was hald in the Denaltv Of
two hundred dullars to appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court. The
right to the possession Of the property
is still undecided and further develop.
ments are anXiousiy awaited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
TIE NEW TARIFF BILL

VIII DC Reported 80 the House Next
Iussdny-ThO internal Revenue Meas
ure.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 13.-
The ways and means committee, just
before aaioGrning this evening, ordered
tle new tariff bill to be reported to the
house next Tuesday. At the meeting
Tuesday morning the majority
report will submit to the Republican
members Of tue committee copies
OF their report on the tariff bill. The
Republicans at that time may have
their minority report ready TO present,
or they may want few days until they
have time TO examine the report of the
majority. Between now and Tuesday
Chairman Wilson will prepare the
and it will be. submitted to the
majority members Of the committee
from time to time until approved and
ready to preseat. The bill which has
been completed is the custom portion
only. The time OF its consideration In
the House has not been determined
upon, but the probabilities seem TO be
that 1t cannot possibly be reached
before the holidays. The postpone
ment OF Democratic caucus on the
ground that the internal revenue bill
was not completed. indicates that the
customs bill will not be taken up until
the internal revenue bill is reported TO
the House.
1t is said by the Democratic members
that the subcommittee on internal
revenue will not work on this portion Of
the bill until after Chairman Wilson
finishes his report. The internal revenue
features are now In such shape that the
subcommittee does not care to proceed
and it is necessary for all the majority
members to consider the bill before fur
ther progress can be made; that is-the
majority must determine whether the
income tax must be special or general
before such further progress can be
made.
The cigarette schedule Of the customs
bill was increased to day for the pur-
pose Of allowing an increase OF internal
revenue taxes on cigarettes. IL Is
thought that the increase will yield
about s4,500,000 revenue from this
source.
Some changes were made in the bill
as follows: Com mon soap, made duti-
able at 20 cents; fax netting, made
dutiabie at 30 per cent-was 25; inter-
nal revenue tax on cigarettes raised
from SOC to S1.5O per pound on cigar
etts In paper wrappers TO take effect
after hEst day Of July.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
THE FIGHT A SURE CO.
The Florida supreme Court Decides the
Question FavOrably.

The Florida supreme Court Decides the
Question Favorably.
ST.. Louis, No., December IA
special 90 the Republic fron Jackson
Vile, Fla, says the Florida Supreme
Court. at Tallahassee, to-day rendered
an opinion sustaining the validity OF the
present municipal government in jack
souvile. This means the pass
age next Tuesday Of the Ordi-
nance permitting public contests with
five ounce gloves with guaranteed
police protection. The COrbett-Mitchell
fight will now surely take place here on
January %. Corbett will reach this
city tomorrow morning and will pro-
ceed at once TO MaypOrt, TO inspect the
training quarters there.
Billy Thompson, MitchelPs represen-
tative will reach here Monday. In
private letter Mitchell says that be shall
train on Anastasia Island, opposite 81.
Augustine aud will arrive here about
holiday time. .
b. K. Blake, transportation agent OF
the Duval Athletic Club, was to-day
shown special from Chicago, in which
DOminick O'Malley declared that Cor
bett aud Mitchell have not 0eeE guar
auteed q purse OF $4,000 by the Duval
club, but that they will fight for 65 per
cent OF the gate money.
"O'Malley,s statement" said Mr..
Blake, "iS unQuaiihedly false. Ths
purse Of $50, 900 is already up in bank.
Mr.. R. K. Fox, OF New York, holds
certified check for the amount, and the
S., 600 for the training expense has al
ready been paid"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
A Brutal Execution.

LISBON, December 13.-The steam
ship Nile from Rio De Janeiro brings
news Of the arrest Of the crew OF the
French steamer Parahyba. The ad-
vices say that the crew were
ordered to be shot without trial,
although there was no proof that
they intended to Join the insurgents
under Admiral Mello. Incensed At the
Injustice OF their sentence, the con-
demned sailors at the moment Of execu-
tion cried in one voice, Long live
Mello 20 This produced such an i'm
preston that the government troops in
the firing party tried not to hit the
prisoners, and only five OF them were
killed. The soldiers were ordered to
6re again, but they refused to do so.
The remainder of the Psrahyba's crew
were therefore imprisoned. The public
is shocked at the brutality of the SEN
tence imposed upon the sailors and is
greatly incensed against President
PeiXOto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14

WAsWNGTON, ID. c., December 13.-
POSTMASTER O'kane, accompanied by
Congressman Pend ton, went around
TO the POstOfiice Department to-day and
bad Pleasant and satisfactory talk
with First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Jones, who is in charge Of the de-
partment In the absence of Mr. BiSSell.
Mr. j res told the new postmaster that
he conhd,n nt he would give the
people OF Wheeling a satisfactory
ministratIon OF the Office, and
would leave nothing uRdOne 70
make the service as prompt and
efficient as was possible with the faCili-
ties az bis CON maRd. Mr. Ohane as
sured the first assistant that be would
enter on the discharge of his duties
with the honest ambition Oi making The
Wheeling pOstOfice one OF the model
Offices OF the country, and felt assured
be would have the cordial assistance Of
his superiors here in the under aking.
Tonight Mr. O'Kane has the pleas
ant assurance that he is a full tedged
postmaster, for &c Is understood that
his nomination was confirmed at the
executive session OF the Senate this
afternoon. This cannot be officially
kpOva until tomorrow, when the seal
>of secrecy will be removed from the
action taken by to-day's executive ses-
sion.
IL can be said that when Mr. O'Kane
takes charge Of his Office, be will ap-
point, as assistant postmaster, Mr..
George Baird.
Hon. w. C. Handlan is again In the
city, and was cordially greeted to-day
by many old acQuaintauCes.
Ex-senator Henry q Davis, who is
interested 10 the coal schedule Of the
Wilson bin, was 90 tue city today and
had talks with the West Virginia seua-
tors. Mr.. Davis is opposed % the
placing OF coal on the free list.
Judge David 2. JOhuSton, Of Mercer
county, has 6een 10 the city on legal
business.
Henry G. Harris has been commits
stoned as postmaster az P0oTman West
Wheeling), Belmont county, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
Banks Consolidate.
8pseiaI 7Slsoramso @s RsGsEe-.

SpSeidb 1ttsQrdHt 90 Hs Rs6tsLe--
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, December 13. -
The Bank OF Huntington and Com
mercial National Bank of this city con-
sOlidated to-day. The consolidation
results in the latter institution surren-
derilg It's charter, the interests to go
into the first named. Gen. john Hooe
Russell, who is president Of the Bank Of
Huntington and its controlling spirit,
received a majority Of the stock of the
national bank, ana the consolidation
was then a matter of short time.
Cashier Prickett, of the Commercial,
will 60 to the Bank Of Huntington as
chief bookkeeper, but aside from him
no other clerks in that bank will be re-
tained. The consolidation is the all-ab-
sorbing talk in financial circles, and
new bank to take the place OF the Com
mercisi is already projected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
WILL CUT THEM 40 PER CENT.

PIrTsBURG, PA, December 13.-Supt.
Joseph Wrigley, Of the Carnegie mills
az Beaver Falls, is engaged 10 ADJUST
iug the new scale Of wages that takes
effect on January l. He says he eau
not tell vet what the cut will be, but
admits il will not be less than 40 per
cent on the total. The wages Of the
clerical force and lab0rers will
remain the same. but the skilled work
men who are receiving $40 20 $50 per
day will be cut heavily, while In the
nail mill the operators will likely be re-
duced from $3.50 20 81 per day. AL
though the wages will be reduced the
men are promised that the mill will run
more regularly 60 the future.
10 is said similar reductions Will be
made 40 the Carnegie plants SO Brad
dock, Homestead and in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
MCDOWELL CASUALTIES.
A HighWsyman Shot by his Intended
Victim brakeman Killed.
Eree1aE 3slsOraup 10 tas RsontSr


WELcH, w. VA, December 13.-Last
night two men were walking railroad
track near Clausn water tank, seven
miles east Of here, when negro jumped
in front OF them, ordering hands up and
a surrender of their valuables. One OF
the meR had a Winchester and retorted
with a shot, disabling the embryo high
wayman, who fell on the track. He
begged to be taken of the track and
was taken of and leftlYing in danger
Gus condition. He was not dead at last
accounts.
This morning the through freight
west, pulled out drawhead while pass
ing the twin tunnels, three miles east OF
Welch. The train broke into four Sec
tiOns, and Thomas Simpson, fagman,
who was on portion Of the train, was
thrown of when the different portions
came together with crash. The
wheels passed over and instantly killed
him. He has a widowed mother and
two brothers at Blue6eld, where his re-
mains were taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
AN ImPoRTANr RULING
In Pension Questions Made Yesterday By
Assistants Secretary Reynolds.

Assistant secretary Heynolds.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., December a.
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
REYNOLDS made four important pension
rulings to-day. He decided that the acs
Of Congress prohibiting payment OF
nensIous after July, 1898, TO q nom
resident OF the United States, except
for actual service disabilities, ap-
plies to widows who are non-resi-
dent aliens; that where a soldier
dies leaving legally divorced wife
and minor children over sixteen years
old, his mother occupied pensionable
status, and can apply for and receive
pension as dependent mother OF such
soldier upon making necessary proof.
and that where an Individual pensioner
dies leaving no increase or re-ratlng
claim pending at the bureau, but has
accepted the rate OF pension then re-
ceived without dsmurring. the widow
cannot file another original claim for
re-rating OF her dead husbands pension.
Iti also decided that the Commis-
sioner OF Pensions has no authority to
change terms OF contract for pension
attorneys fees, where the contract with
claimant was in accordance with law,
nor can he refuse to issue pension TO
claimant because allowance Is insuth-
cieat to pay the fee contracted for.
Certificate should Issue irrespective OF
the amount due.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
THE EUROPEAN ANARCHISTS

tT.DRrp. December Is. The Minister Of
rnsfice has prepared q bin providing Tor
j,creased penalties and summary proceed
ure against anarchists
pms. December 1S.-The police have
-,s-cbed the residence Of Paul Reclus, 3
.iviI engineer and q nephew Of the eml-
~ent geographical writer, III. Jacques
r,Iises Reclus, and seized number OF I'M
liant letters of anarchist leaders.
r.oypoN, December 13.-The authorities
fhe House Of Commons arc considering
y nroposition 20 string wire net before
~ rarts Of the House Of Parliament
v-6ich are open 10 strangers, with a view OF
,,.oventing Outrages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
ABlg Suit on at Huntinxton.
,selal TetSgr0yR To ne Re0igEsP.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, December 13.
"A chancery suit In the Circuit court
here at present is attracting great at
tention. 1t involves $500 acres OF the
finest coal and timber lands in Wayne
county, now owned by the Guyandotte
Coal Land Association. In 1856 A.
NJ. Wilson sold this land to Edward
Ilsley. Both parties are Pennsyl-
vanians. He gave a general warranty
deed based on only a junior claim.
subsequently, the GugaDdotte Associa-
tion possessed the land, their descrip-
tiOn and title being taken from the old
Lowe & AspinWall survey Of 1895. Be-
ing dispossesSed Illsley sues Wilson for
$50, 600 damages. The trial is to a jury
and papers and records that would fill
a trunk andIdate back to seventeen hun
dred have been produced. Vinson,
Mcdonald & Thompson, Col. Fl. &.
Clark. Of Philadelphia, and Col. E. L.
Buttrick, of Charleston, are attorneys
for Illsley. Messrs. Campbell & Holt,
of this city, are for the defense. The
trial will consume the entire week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
The Cougnlin Trial

CHICAGO, December 13.-The testi-
monv to-day in the CouRnlin case was
largely upon the finding, identity and
aubseGuent custody OF clothes found IN
a satchel in a sewer and said TO have
been DR.. CrOnin's
Oficsr job Phillips testified, descrio-
ing the catch basin in which the body
wSs found. The clothes identified as
those of DR.. Cronio were brought into
she court room. and Police Captain Koch
testified 70 having found the clothes,
badIv decayed satchel and box Of sur
geon's splints, that were taken from a
swer. Upon the lid Of the box ap-
,sored the letters, almost efaced by the
mnddv water. ''Croniu, st. Louis, Mo"
All the articles were identified oy the
Titness as those that had been taken
from the sewer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
nIors Trouble on the Lshigh.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, December 13.-
Uneasiness among the Lehigh men in
creases. Some alarming facts have
been presented in forcible man
per to the men who returned
70 work with the expectation
that they were 70 receive their
old places az the same wages, and who
they claim were told that matters
would move along 10 the same old rut.
.sIf the Lehigh officers keep on" said
one determined looking man at the sta
ton to-day, "the employees will all be
out again within four DAYS"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
NEW YORK ELECTION FIGURES.
The omoinl Result Declared st Albany
Yesterday.

The OdlClal Result Declared st Albany
Yesterday.
ALRANY, y. Y, December 13-The
State Board Of CanvaSsers met to-day,
and with Secretary Of State Rich pre-
siding. convassed the vote OF the State
and declared the names OF the
elected State officers, members
OF the Legislature and delegates
20 the Constitutional Convention. As
returned by the State Board, the Sen
ate will stand; Republicans, 10; Dem
ocrats, l3; Republican majority, 6.
Assembly: Republicans, "A; Demo-
Gratis, 50; Republican majority, %. On
Joint ballot, 2S.
The constitutional convention will be
composed of Is Republican delegates at
large and 95 by districts. This will
make the convention, Republicans 110,
Democrats 65.
BARTLETT was elected over Maynard
for Court OF Appeals by 1O1 064.
For Secretary OF State Palmer (Rep.)
has 34,4S4 plurality.
The other Republican State candi-
dates are elected by pluralities ranging
from $4,000 Go $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
EX-GOY. JACKSOWS FUNERAL
,rtiBlty Church Entlrely Inadequnto 60
u Accommodate the ThfOng

,Ttialiy Church Entirely Iuadequnto 60
y Accommodate the ThfOng
ss-i0l si.gT,fn ss- ss1.fsf-
PARKERsBURG. w Va, December 49,
The funeral OF Ex-Governor Jackson
took p,ack at 4 o'clock this afternoon
from Trinity p. Z. Church, on Julian
street People of every denomination
Ia the city and many from long dis
tances attended. The Bar Association
and City Council attended To- a body, as
did the memb beEs and employees Of sew
eral firms The obspQuies we're conduct
ca by Rev. 5. ScOllaY Moore, OF Trim
ity Church. The church building ras
entirely inadequate 70 hold the great
assemblage of people and the streets In
the vicinity were crowded. The floral
offerings were many and beautiful, al
most hiding the coffin from sight. The
body was Inferred at RivervieW Gene
tary ia the family lot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
ClRrksburg Municipal Candidates.
..s,,f 7pstsoy4tu IN sba Rfofs,..


CLARKsBURG, w. VA, December 13.
AT the Republican Convention last
night M. S. Riley was nominated for
Mayor and o. II. Boughner for school
commissioner, and l. w. BOughner, ex-
postmaster for recorder. The Repub-
lcan ticket now stands: For Mayor,
Riley; for recorder, Boughner; for
school commissioner, Boughner, and
for councilmen, Davisson, Williams,
Holmes, Hart and Race, against the
Peoples ticket, for Mayor, Steel; for
recorder, Thompson; for school COM
missioner, Boughner, and for council
men. Byrd, Horner, Ernst, Osborn and
Griffin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14

Like incautious and weak swimmers are
those wh incur the risk Of chronic rheuna-
t1srn by neRlect OF safety. This can be insured
at the start b that live preserving medicine,
Hostetters S. mach BltterS. Rheumatism may
attack the heart There Is no safety then
ForsfHl tae cdrOnic stage Of the malady by
usirr toe bltters, which Is eQnally ef1cscious
in malaria dyspepsia, liver complaint, consti-
pation and kidney diBOrdsg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
AnImnortnnt AcnuI,ItIon.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December Ia
The Navy Department this afternoon
received the following dispatch from
Commodore Picking:
RIO, December 13, 1898.
"Cobras Island and EuchLdas are In
the possession Of Admiral De Cana.
The former is well fortified and is con-
tiually firing upon custom houses and
naval Offices with small arms. II 10
dangerous land"
Cobras and Euchadas are islGads just
Oh BIO. Their possession by the inrur-
gents is the most important acquisition
yet made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14

dentally inserted the words 'Tnteg-
rity of character" and then asserted
thar Mr.. Stevens was paramount to Mr..
Blouht in that respect. On revising
his speech he had stricken those words
out because he did not me an to attack
the integrity OF Mr.. Blount.
The resolution was then referred to
the committee on foreign affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
NEWSLET&
Interesting Pieces OF Telegraphic News
in Small space.

IntersAtinC Pieces OF Telegraphlc News
in Small space.
ELPAso. TEX, December ia battle
has occurred between the Mexican sol
diers and rebels, the rebels winning after
several hours hard fighting.
New YORK, December lS.-Chairman
Thomas H. Carter, of the Republican Ma
tionsl Committee, has issued q call for
meeting of the executive committee in
this city early In January.
PrTrsBURs. Pa, December 1S.-The
National officers Of the United Mine
Workers Union are making 3 desperate
effort to prevent the 50 cent rate for mining
from going into effect, as it will reduce the
wages Of all the miners in Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
New YoRR December 1S.-The third
nights, play in the big billiard match re
suited as folloWa: Schaefer 600; Ives S4T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
DISCUSSED IN TIE SENATE

WASHINGTON. D. c., December 15.-
The Hawaiian question was again the
subject Of animated and interesting dis
cussion in the Senate to-day. Mr.
BIounts report was charactized as con-
tanning not one line Of ''unFhrnished
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
The Maror, r,of KnoKYiIle spsaks.

James C Luttrsll, three times Mayor
OF Knoxville, whites:
I was completely broken down with a
complication Of diseases. After trying
many doctors without relief, l took
Radam's MicrOba Killer, and was COM
pletely cured.
The Logan Drug Company, Agents
for Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
stnamshin Arrivals.

roVpoN, December 1S-Arriyed, steam
49, France, from New YORK.
,rrv YORKs December 13.-Arrived,
-.os-ner Runic. Liverpool.
sorruAsfPTON. December l3.-Arrlyedi
steamnr spree, New York
r ovnoN. December 18.-ArriVed q amer
france New YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
Killed by Failing Slate.

CHARLESTON, w. IVA, December 13.-
Franklin Butler was killed by falling
slate in Cedar Grove mines. He had a
wife and two children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
The River.

WARREN, PA, December 1s.-RIver /
foot 9 inches and fallingi cold with
light snow.
MoReAyrowS, W. VA, December 13.
River . feet inches and stationary;
cold and cloudy.
GREENSBORO, PA. December Ia
River 7 feet inches and falling; fair
and cold.
on CITY, PA. December 13.-River .
feet inches and falling; cloudy and
cold.
PsrTsBURG, PA, December 15.-RIvsr
feet and stationary; cloudy and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-14
som. oda ThIngs About Booth.

ltisan actual fact thai, although be
was without question the foremost
EnEIish-speaking actor OF bis time, be
never produced q new play, and We
have never heard that he went so far
toward encouraging native draDstists
as seriously to think Of producing one.
Ills not known that be left scrap
OF writing for his biographer's use.
Yet. II be had chosen in bis hours OF
leisuse 70 fall into the autobiographieal
vein, he might have left at least notes
for a valuable work. he infreqsntly
used bis pen for the press, but two
short chapters be wrote about the act
ing OF bis father snd Edmund Kean
slowed how vividly be could express
his thoughts when he chose 20 record
them, and how wise those thoughts
were.-BsStOn Adrcrtisery