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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

In later years the castle has had
many authentic historic associations.
King John dwelt there some centuries
ago. Here It was too, that William the
third landed 10 Ireland. 10 fact the
very stone upon which he first set foot
Is pointed out TO the sightseer which II
be be doubtingly inclined can be verified
by a well worn inscription with the
name civilian" aud the figures 1890"
thereon. And just within gunshot or
the keep OF this old fortress, out on the
Tough, one hundred and fifteen years
ago, is the very spot where
THE GALLANT PAUL JONES
in command Of the Ranger" engaged
the English man Of war, The Drake, "
the result Of which is known to all Of
the youths under Prof Anderson's sup
ervision. But 10 return 10 the changing
and delightful scene which contronts
one as the craft quickly brings the har-
Dor aud city in closer range.
A new conner is favorably impressed
with the many signs on all sides OF an
energetic, progressive and thrifty COM
muuity, prominent among which are
the docks, Quays and basins for the &C
commodation Of the shipping. A small
stream called the Lagan and but little
wider at low tide than Wheeling creek,
and originally nearly as shallow, has
been made by artificial means, sntt-
GENTLY deep TO permit craft drawing
twenty feet 10 hoat up to it's well built
stone xays and through locks into its
commodious basins. Such has been she
liberal outlay in these substantial I'm
prOvements, coupled with the vigor and
enterprise Of the people, that Belfast Is
reputed TO be the third commercial city
in the Kingdom. These marks OF
busy commercial and manufacturing
centre multiply as one notes the well
buUt and extensive industrial plants all
astir with the hum OF machinery; aud
the fine mercantile establishments,
wholesale and retail, which Americans
call stores, but here designated shops,
with streams of customers finding In
gress and egress. The "shops" in Done
ga and Castle Place, and in
ROYAL. AVENUE AND HIGH STREET.
which are In the centre Of the business
vortex are quite. creditable structures;
not so ornamental perhaps as the same
class OF stores would be in the same
sized cities in the United States, but
fully as substantial and commodious.
One OF the largest ship building yards
Ip the world is located here, that OF
Harland and Wolf. They employ
nearly nine thousand wOrkmen and
their handy-craft are found sailing on
every sea. IL is this firm that built the
magnificent ocean greyhounds OF The
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tracted, the scores Of hares which mad
been frightened from their hiding
places, could De seen skipping and leap
ing over the fields In all sorts Of ziRzag
directions, but in the end Fastening
into the long, narrow pen provided for
their capture and keeping, until let
loose, an easy prey to the hounds.
Then they were slipped in competing
pairs from the leash at the appointed
moment, which was when the hare had
about one hundred yards the start.
Cruel though it was, there
was intense fun and ex-
citement in the wild efforts of the
GORDON OF HUMANITY
to keep the nimble little creatures from
slipping through their legs and off into
freedom beyond. Sometimes the hares
would bound into ones arms, not infre-
quent!y escaping amid such din and
uoroar, and such a pel-mel of tumbIing
and sCrambling as one never saw before,
and the boisterous mirth over its sue
cess in eluding capture was simply in
describable. Such is faint description
OF some Of the entertaining incidents
attending a coursing match In the Ould
Dart. L.
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BRIDGEPORT.

James Wiley, the expressman, met with
quite an ugly accident while driving into
Koehnlein's barn with load Of lumber,
Friday. He was caught between the top
of the barn door and the wagon seat and
severely squeezed. Fortunately no bones
were broken, and it is thought he will get
along all right. Heis able to be around a
little to-day.
The c. & p. paid of here last Friday.
Work on the new Back river bridge Is
progressing nicely. The two western spans
are both being used now. as they are both
supporting themselves. The first span has
been painted.
Miss Mackalster, who was arrested and
brought down from Uhrichsville, o., last
Wednesday, charged with petit larceny,
was tried before the Acting Mayor Clark
Yesterday and fined s and costs. As she
could not raise the money she was taken TO
St. Clairsville to-day. She is only little
past fourteen years OF ago.
Quite number Of the O. U. A. M. at
tended the blowout given by the Bellaire
Council Thursday evening. They were
well pleased with the iovial welcome, and
had jolly good time
Frank Howell, while helping the electri-
clan wire the new NJ. E. Church. and
while in the garrett over the audience
IOOul. 6llppGu, NO AODN kOAhS bAAchbh tHO
ceiling up to his knee. Had he fallen
through. the distance would have been
about fifteen feet. and nc would probably
have aighted on the benches.
The G. l.. S. G. will meet Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. A A. Hillyer.
The bar mill and the break down in the
Etna will go on tomorrow.
John T. Scott left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
Capt. Amos Davis has about completed
his new residence In West Bridgeport.
Erwin Hall leaves to-day for the big
Fair.
Rev. Rogers, the former pastor OF the
First NJ. z. Church. now Of Toronto. o., is
in the city attending the dedication SER
vices in the new church.
There will be about ten persons from
this section take in the 9. & p. excursion
TO the Worlds Fair Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Spriner was in St Clairsville
yesterday calling on friends.
Rev Stevens who has accepted the pas
torate Of the West End NJ. Z. Church, ar
rived yesterday from his former charge al
Damascus. o.
4Etna Council No. 81, o. L. A. NJ, gave
reception last night in their hall which
was largely attended Members OF the
order were preset from Bellaire, Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport councils. Refresh
ments were served at the proper hour.
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THE SECRET SOCIETIES
MASONRY.


On Monday evening last occurred the
regular communication OF Ohio Lodge,
and there was good attendance OF
brethren present to witness the work
done at that time in the third degree
upon one candidate, and which was
most impressive, as well as intelligent
ly performed by Worshipful Snider and
his corps Of qualified officers. And at
its conclusion all returned home salts
fed Including the asperant) that the
time they had spent in the lodge they
were amply repaid.
On Thursday evening, wheeling
Lodge No. met as usual, with routine
business. no work being done, as the
candidate was not on hand, but who
expects to be present at its next meet
ing, and then the lodge will be fully at
tended to witness the work in the
third yiWorshipful Speyer and his as
sociate workers.
On Friday evening, Cyrene Command
cry No. 7 met In conclaVe with nne
turnout of valient knights, brought
there TO assist a weary pilgrim on his
way, and TO lead his thoughts and as
prations to a truthful hope in risen
redeemer, and from the impressive and
the most solemn manner In which 1t
was rendered by eXemplitication In It's
every detail, we believe that aspirant
can now Or they follow in the path OF
duty exemp!ified in the orders OF the
Temple and Malta at that time) say
truthfully, II know that my
redeemer lveth," and shall meet
him at the latter day. We
can perceive an improvement in the
condition Of the new ritual as each con-
clave rolls by by Eminent Commander
Brown and the other officers OF Cyrene
No. Z, and with practice will become
perfect in their work.
The bodies meeting the coming week
are Wheeling Union Chapter No. 1 on
Monday evening, with full team to as
cend the arch, and large number OF
companions will be there to assist them
in their noble efforts. On Tuesday
evening Bates Lodge No. SO holds its
regular communication, and as they
have many ashlers In the varied stages
looking toward perfection, work will
doubtless be had in one or more de-
grees.
On Thursday evening occurs the reg
ular meeting Of Nelson Lodge No. 80,
and from the number of candidates who
are passing up the several steps to the
masters, it would not surprise if work
would not be had in more than one de-
gree.
Friday evening is the time for the
regular session Of Osiris Temple Mystic
Shrine to meet but we are not apprised
whether there will be any one to cross
the desert at that time or not,
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TO KILL A CAT IN COURT.
Mrs. Devid win Demonstrate The Meth
DDS of the Band of Mercy During Mrs.
Edwards Trial

Mrs. Devid VIII Demonstrate The Meth
DDS of the Band of Mercy During Mrs.
Edwards Trial
New YORK, October Mrs. Sarah
Edwards, cat catcher aud night search
er for the Midnight Band Of Mercy,
looked none the worse this morning for
her confinement all night in cell in
the East 126th street police station.
Mrs. d. Devid, president Of the band,
was at Mrs. Edwards side to give her
announcement when the case was called
in the Harlem Police Court yesterday
morning. Mrs. Devid is an enthusiastic
cat killer. She at one time conducted
the cat house at 1S5th street and Am
sterdam avenue. The institution was
broken up by the Board Of Health.
Your Honor" said Mrs. Devd, ad-
dressing Justice Wede, 1--WE are au-
thorized by theBoard or Health to con-
tinue the work OF killing cats. have
the written permission Of President
Wilson. Our society is a most necessa-
~ one. 1t does 3 noble work"
"Knling cats? don't think So" said
Judge Welde.
III you understood the work better
you would have different view OF it,"
continued Mrs. Devid 81 do wish we
could get Justice. We do not murder
the cats. We just put them TO sleep
with chloroform. There is no blood
shed. | can bring scientific testimony
TO show that our method Of getting rid
of cats is not accompanied by pain. We
need q pound. We have hade applica-
ton for cat pound, but they will not
give us one. Our society had place to
keep cats, but il was too small and was
soon overrun, so we had TO get rid OF
the cats. Police Captain 0'Conor has
Endorsed our work. We have often laid
as many as forty dead cats in front of
Captain O'Connor's station.
John II. Gay, an agent Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Craelty to AMI
mails, SAID the society would attend 10
I all the cat killing that was necessary.
.'If persons want their cats killed let
them notify US and we will kill them, p"
said he. 1--WE know all the scientific
methods Of destroying animal life"
"Yes. il takes you four days TO kill
one cat, while we catch forty cats in
one hour" declared Mrs. Devid, rather
sharply. 1--WE do your work, while you
draw the salary"
The charge against Mrs. Edwards
was cruelty to animals. Justice Welde
paroled her in the custody Of her coun-
sci. John c. Munzuger, until to-mor-
row. so that she might have an Oppor-
unity 10 produce authority for her
work. Mrs. Devid says she will have a
live. healthy cat in court tomorrow
and with it give an object lesson on the
Midnight Band Of Mercy's method Of
killing cats.
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LADIES OF THE G. A. R.

The James A. Garfield Circle No. 1
will hold its regular meeting on Tues
day evening, October 10th. Several
candidates are to be initiated. A COM
mittee OF the Ladies OF the G.. 4. 2,
consisting of Mrs. Z. L. Hubbard,
President OF Department OF Illinois;
Mrs. Sallie Lenhart, President OF De-
partment of Pennsylv ania; Mrs. Juline
T. Burr, President OF Department Of
Minnesota; Mrs. Elms Dalton Presi-
dent ofDeDartment OF Ks Dsas, were re-
ceived in the TwentY-seYenth Encamp-
ment, ana Mrs. Dalton read the follow
ing resolutions. which had been adopt
ed By their convention:
Be tt Resolred By the Ladies Of the
Grand army ofhe Republic Ia Nattond',
Convention Assembled:
First, that We denounce In unmeas-
ured terms the action Of Hon. Hoke
Smith, Secretary Of the Interior, in or
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UNKNOWN IN THIS CLIMATE,

and while the good people of the Pan
Handle, during July aud August, had
to sit up and shoe away the mosquitoes,
and wonder If they could see the grow
ing corn shooting upward, the natives
of this fair Isle were sleeping the sleep
of the just under quilt snd blanket On
this clear day in September, the air Is
bracing, and cool enough for llght
overcoat, reminding one OF q day at
home about a month later. and yet Bel
fast is say eight hundred miles further
north than Wheeling. Such is the won
derful Influence OF the Gulf Stream.
A coursing match is in progress with
in few miles Of the city, the first OF the
season, and novel sport it is to the
stranger. The greyhounds are bred
and trained for the course with as much
care as the race horse, and are as eager
for the fray. While waiting for their
turns to be Slipped" they sometimes
get to see the hare as il springs from
the pen and up the course, and such
yelping aud other manifestations or ca
gerness TO be released from their keep
ers, is most entertaining sight An
event yesterday, not on the programme,
was the drive into the pen OF a fresh
supply of hares, as those remaining
from the matches of the day previous
were considered too small and weak for
good speed. So after lunch fully one
half the spectators distributed them
selves for more than half mile across
the country, two and three deep aud
almost In a solid phaIanX. Then with
whoops, yells and whistling that indeed
made the wslkin ring, and with
sticks beating through the
hedges, brush and tnlcKetS'
where the hares do most abound,
for an hour kept up the drive. As
they got near the goal they formed In
a semi-circing fashion, and as the dis
lance between the extreme points con-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
BRIEF ITEM, OF SPORT.


H. c. Tyler, the cyellst who rides for
the Springfield Bicycle club, won 5000
piano and a $50 dIimond at Scranton,
Pa, recently.
At the recent Words Fair fy casting
tournament the ligh rod contest was
won by w. H. Bsbcock. K. G..
Leonard captured tbs distance and ac-
curacy and the long distance events.
Bob Fitzsimmon' recently locked
up In lunatic as and now he mas
a divorce case Oh ID. A pugllisrs
life is not devoid ~ lcltement.
At the recent r uar army rife COM
netition at Fort hei.Han, Sergeant X.
n Davidson me q score oil o2l, "hlcn
is 30 points abe 1 OF the highest score
on record, II is said.
Henry Wheeler, tbs klngpin OF the
Cash Prize league, talks Of iourneying
to Australia this winter to have look
in on some Of the races there, notably
the Austral, run on December O. with a
cash prize OF 81. 900 ID the winner.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC CHAIN.

Following are the resolutions OF
thanks adopted by the Select Castle OF
w. Virginia, A. o. K. of NJ. c., Septem-
Der 2sth:
ResolUed, That the thanks Of the Sc
lcct Castle OF Vest Virginia, Ancient
Order Knights of the Mystic Chain, are
due and hereby extended to the Sir
Knights OF Silver Wave Castle No. II,
Sheridan Company No. 40 Military
Rank, Pride OF the Mystic Chain Assem-
bly, No. IA, Degree Of Naomi for their
frsternal reception and entertain nent
while in the city; to the various rail-
roads for reduced rates; to hotels for
reduction in rates and courteous treat
ment; to Mayor Caldwell for his cheer
full welcome; to the citizens OF Wheel
ing for their uniform courtesy during
our stay in the Nall City; to Mayors
band for music; to the l. o. o. f. Asso-
citation for use of hall and to the janl-
tor OF same for his attention to our COM
fort, and to all persons who In any man
ner contributed to our pleasure and
comfort during our stay In the city.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION. O.. October Mrs.
Houston and daughter, Of Urbanna, spent
the day with friends ia town Wednesday
Mrs. Charles MAYS and daughter, OF
Rushville, Nebraska. paid her cousins. r.
T. and r. w. Hodgens, flying visit Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Minnie Stringer. Melvin Lewis and
sister, ida, George ScheetZ and wife and
wife and Dr.. W. d. Hoge weTc Worlds
Fair visitors from here this week.
Mrs. Ed Eliot ane little daughter, of Bel.
lsTre, were the CHESTS Of her father thi.
week
Miss Clara Neal has returned from Co
lumbus where she has been visiting the
pastfew weeks.
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White Star Line, the Teutonic and
Majestic; and by the way it is noted
that the aforesaid line has given
this firm an order for steamship
which Is to eclipse both the CamDania
ana Lucania Of the Cunsrd Line, not
only in speed, strength and size, but In
al the appointments so essential to the
comfort and safety Of passengers.
The oldest inhabltant' says there
has been no summer like this for dry
ness and heat within his recollection.
Itisa common remark that the season
hss been extraordinarily hot, and there
has\been much suffering therefrom, ana
YETI the writer il has been delight
fuHv leasant There has not been 3
day { a resident Of Wheeling would
call warm for comfort Hot, sWel-
terins 7hts are
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
EASTERN STAR.

On last Tuesday evening Miriam
Chapter No. l, was well represented by
its members, although it proved to be
one Of those dreary. rainy, disagreeable
evenings. so dark and lowery Was the
sky that nary star was seen, and the
moon hid her face, but the Eastern
Star shone with brilliancy, and added
two more stars to her cluster, and who
will shine IN Miriams crown as worker
for her noble order.
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CREATED A 4 CESSATION.

TT. Co-..,,o,dept In Sensational Dr.
vorco suit Threatened WIN inProN
ment.
t1.,sv,,rv n October Quite .
sans,tio, vas ean,ed heEe yesterday By
Commissioner Howard buKer, oeIoie
whom dispositions are oeIns 'aAeu ~
the Malcolm divorce
order committing DR.. y ". no.styn,
one of the leading pbJslSisns u suo
city, to Jail for refusing % an'h s ~
tain questions. The c1ss was u,ousns
by +. w. Malcolm assi pss Hls ss,o; .-O
the doctor Is named q CO-Iss PonNesus.
1t is charged that on $1,000 ~
they have been guilty. 4 10y - Hslsns
duct, and that be once 80 - 1900 49,,
Mont, when she was 49,.
II was questions psrif t'ns ~ sS Tse
matters that be refused A"os @an.
order was u4rc out snf ~ ouS.' 80
sum me IA. The plain
sos We General NAL
IN 10 yea 10 Ken
colin, - fIad
lucky Nc. pn,-
The ILL., s,a
win, 1000
wealth 10.
world.
spread
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

Visiting committees from Wheeling,
McMechen, MOuDdsville, Bellaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry met in
Bridgeport on last Monday night and
elected the following officers: PresI-
dent, Henry Lewedag, Of Garfield Cas-
tie No. 8; Vice President, Jacob Muir
ray, OF Bellaire Castle No. IA, Secre-
tary, A. S. Harris, Of Monitor Castle
No. 81, Martins Ferry; Treasurer, r.
V. Mitchell, Of Washington Castle No.
5, Bridgeport. After a very pleasant
evening they adjourned to meet at Nc
Mechen on next Tuesday on next
Tuesday, October 10th.
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Mns Joux MoGrr. BAnrox p. o.. ono

Mrs. JoHS MCGEE, BARTON P. o.. ONO.
quit work and head aohed over eyes, and pains
In back so bad | could not slesp, had dry
hacking cough in the mornings, pain through
the center OF chest so severe IL caused great
pain 10 take long breath
MY trouble extended until my lungs became
seriously affected, and about four months ago
began TO spit blood. Almost every time would
cough raised a mouthful OF pure blood. Ny
apostle was lost ard wtatlittle did eat would
sour on my stomach. 1 suffered 20 with my
stomach ! hardly ever thought OF eating 20 Aeep
me from misery Had cramps In my stomach,
bowels conStpated aud my feet would swell so
every das could not wear my shoes
"Finally nlghtsweats set IN which weakened
me terribly. My uilht clothes would be A. wet
as N they had been dipped Ia the river. Ny
nose stopped up, had dropping into the throat
causing hawking and splitting, aud my throat
was sore all the time 90 l could scarcely swAl-
low.
81 have been cured ofall the above distressing
and dAngerou, symptoms. and feel that can
not thank ahd praise these doctors ugh for
the benefit I received from them. hereby
recommend all sufferers to Try them as feel
like new person"
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flesh, but tue
star OF his entire
stable is Tam
many the con-
queror OF Lamp
lighter and Que
OF the greatest
thoroughb
Of the turf TO-
day. 1t is sad
OF Mr.. DAILY that
he thinks more
Of horses and
sees less OF his
great animal
than any other
horse OW Qer,
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge &TernInal Railway Co.
Time Table No. 70, to take effect is:OlAm

Time Table No. ~, 60 take eject 1901 A. m
sunday, September J. 1893
Leave WheelnR-t6:{J, 1900. ss:Oo. ta.A
9ll:lO a. m, '2:4O 'jl5 t4:aO, g0.o0 y. m.
Leave Peninsula--t6:s6, food, l5O5. to.si.
Sll:t6 a. m, '2:46, 1921. t4:38, g0:O6 D. IN
Leave Martins Ferry-t6.52, tSl2 Ss.ia
1851 gl:52 q. IN, '2:b2 s3:2Y "a: g. Sa:I2 p. no.
Arrive Terminal Junction. 1858, 1911 " ~,
tlO:03, Sll J5R m, '2:5s % 80 "a 10 1918 ID IA
Leave Terminal Junction-t7:22, 1900 a m /.
'l4:io "2:3o $3.50, ti:O5 1914. ts.23 S95lp IN.
leave Martins Ferry-t7:-6. Ss.Of a M,
'l2: %, '2:3S g4:06 10 rs: TO- 1852 $3.50 o. m
Leave Peninsula.-t7:3i, S9:l4, A. M sl2.5I.
2:ie, SSH tf;lIt b:25 1898 $1,000 p. NJ.
Arrive Wheeling-t7:4L 81 % a m, 1857,
2:b2, st:l7, t4:2h 1881. t8.45 Si0:ii D. m.
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time
Sei+e4d J. L. TAUSBl0. suYa
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LADIES OF HONOR.

The Ladies Of Honor will hold their
regular meeting on Thursday after
noon, October 18th. All members are
urged to be present. An affair OF great
Importance is to be presented.
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AS good. This is the statement Of Pro
lessor Smith. Analytical Chemist: have
Analysed alI Of the popular blood purifiers
and medicines now sold Many OF them l
found 70 be worthless. some dangerous 70
use. Sulphur Bitters contains nothing
poisonous, aud I think il Is the best blood
Duri Ger made
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HarIdeA

Will d'Oats-Don't, with your girlish
fancy. think me too good. II there
were but one bad man in the world |
would be that man.
Fan D. Ssikle-Whst a good time
you'd have.-Puck.
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Drs. Copeland He'll and Davis treat suc.
street, Wheeling, w. Va. Offios hours, 3 90 N
All, to 5p. m, 7 too 2. m. sunday. 10 10 u
- M TO Up. m. SpecAlties: CAtarrh aud all
diseases Of the Eye, Rar Throat and Lungs;
Dyspepsia cured: nervous diseases cured; skia
diseases cured.
Many cases treated SUCCESSFULLY by mail
Send cent stamp for question bank
Address all mail 10
DRS. COPELAND, BELL 4 DAVIS
1871 Main street wheeling. W. IA
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that is on the coast, is there such an
.ocbantinp pfcture as the

that Is on the coast, Is there sucn an
enchanting picture as the
SAIL UP BELFAST LOUGH,
aud the writer had no reason TO doubt
IL. for she essentials are not wanting 10
make the idOlatrOus lover Of the beau
tiful 60 into OBSTACLES.
As the steamer pushed her lose In
land one Of the picturesque views on
the Antrim side Is the wide spreading
slopes Of KnOckagh Hill, the crown OF
,vbicb Is over nine huY 80 feet above
the waters edge, anc when 3
grand cross country VII alnaole'
II Is told that with a ana on
a clear day that couF VI 90
deserted from its e
wishes be could vera ,
but then bis eye Is
might be. Untu rsc&