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The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
THE wEIsENHORN CARRIAGE co.
= Notable Exana pie Ut the ExesiIsnes 0i
Home Manufactasnb.

= Notable ExaEapls 0s ths ExesiIsnes 0i
Home Manufaotassb.
Thsss 10 one institution In Helena that
dssssvss the good will and hearty support
pf svsry resident and business man In ths
towa. II IL ~ sstabliahme il the excellence
Of whose product has done AZ much TO ad-
versiss the city ~ anyshing that has bssn
lsns recently. The establishments referred
10 10 the Wsissnhoyn Carriage Manufactur-
10 exhibition q the Wofid's iair ons Of ~
eslsbsatsd thsTouRhbraee wagons. desiRnsd
especially for uss whore hard usnos IL en-
e0untored. u II = two-ssated a6str, with
lsstheS springs. and finished IN the highest
style OF the carriage woi ksr's art. This sx-
ss.. mad. ai 5, -, q ss ss' ~a1
srn states or territories aavs Utah.
y attracted . great dsal ef attsn-
sion ~ the fair. and received the very high
sst award. Bat the good work did not
atop there. Tho wagon WAS sold to 4 NJ.
Tislsnicss. q wsalthy Now Yorker. for Z
Weisenhorn has received . SCORE OF inQuir.
les fiom oil parts OF the union referring to
tho sxosilsnee OF bis exhibit ~ the fais and
askinR prices on similar vehicles. One Of
the largest dealers In vehicles in Chicago
has also written him in rsRsrd to the
WokOo 0nsUs10s o0yAhR s0VsO WOO AAUsDSA
at she exposition In it, class thas in any
way approschsd 1t.
The above il only given to chow what .
high standard tho output Of ths Wsissn-
horn company has reaehed. The factory
Vas established In Helena In 1879, aud has
grown 10 the largest establishments OF its
kind IN this section. II ID able to turn ont
xsythinR on Whssls and its product
10 guai antsed in every respect. The out-
pat Of the factory not only goes all
over Montana, but TO adjacent states ~
we'll. The manager knows what sort Of
wear and tear vehicle gets in this country;
the effect of the climate on its various parts,
and knowing this by sxperisnos. he puts
into II such materials as have been proved
best. While the factory has constantly
nrowine business, d'l il e"' eive the support
II II entitled to it wou.u olnploy twice the
number Of men IL does. Mr.. WeisenhoTn
will guarantee TO build vehicle OF any
sort. as good as can be bought In the east
or Of eastern manufacture, ata price not
to exceed that of the eastern product,
freight added With this SOFT of guar
antee there Is NO excuse for not helping to
build up this hons industry, thus adding
TO the local pay roll.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
THE GIANT MEDICINE CO.

Preparations That Are Made by = Helena
Institution. .
The Giant Medicine Company, Eugene
Meyer. of the City Drug Store, agent, ia
manufacturing iarae number Of prspsra-
Hons. aud the fact that tho business 10 up-
dor the direction of SO capable a man "a
Mr.. Meyer Is q guarantee of their excel
lence. Among ths pre- aarations NAV be
mentioned the following: Magnetic oil. for
aims. swellinRs and wounds; carbolic salvs
for cuts. burns. ulcers. boi!s, etc.: ladies toi-
let cream for the removal Of tan, freck .es,
hlotches, ctc; Gypsy Queen Hair Grower. .
strictly vegetable compound; English Gu
cnmbe- and Almond Cream for chan ped
or Redeemed skin; a prre and highly con-
centrated essence of pst.olcam with e1-
tract of witch hazel; Heckie.'s Turkish
Mvrth for the teeth. gums and breath;
Meyers Elixir of Caiisaya bark with iron /;
Pearline Tooth Powder; Meyers Co Gu O.;
Meyers S.rup OF Sarsnpsrilla; Meyers
Toothnohe Remsdv. xad Meyers Crnph
Rsmsly. All these preparations M.. Meyer
has made and plnced on sale at his own and
other leading drug stores at prices which
place them wshin reach of the general pub.
lie. Ihs fact that he vouches for them in
of itself a guarantee.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
A 500 Check

Will pay the costs of two weeks trip to
Hot Springs, Ark, ani retu n, including
all necessary expenses. Tickets. sleeping
or be. tbs. meals Oh route and board at the
Eastman. Park or Arlington hotels, at shs
Hot Syringe. II you are contsm plating
such trip this excu tsion will save neat
little roll. 1t 10 to start from 81. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. %. 1894, via the Al inns-
apolis d st. Louis railway (Albsrs Lea
route). going via ST. Louis anu the Iron
Mountain route. A manage, will accom-
pnny the party and look after their oom-
forts. Through sleepers and dining oars.
The railrond ticket will bs good for ninety
days. SO that ii any OF ths parties to this
excursion desire to p o!ong their stay they
will be at libs.ty TO do SO. Accomm oda-
tions should bs engaged as far ahead Of the
date of excursion rs possible. Address any
aRent of the Minneapolis & st. Louis ,aii-
way, or q. al. PRATT. G. I. d P. A..
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

SHERiFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExE.
cutfon in my hands. issued ont Of the dis.
Gice court OF tbs First judicial district Of the
state OF MontanA. in aud Tor the county Of lawil
and Clarke il the SUIT Of - rcAibald .io J. ear
against mac Minin aud illing ompany, duly
ettestsd the nth day OF Decembar. 4. d. lsiS,
have levisd upon all the right title and inter.
sst of the said eac Aiming and Miliins Com pany
uated in evils and Clarke county. state OF Mon.
,ana viz.
Ihs 'Mc" quarts lode mining claim located
py dsorgs Herring and samuel johnson on
January II. 1883. ana recorded ON January ia
!sse in book OF lode locations on page t0l, also
tho 1s!d hss Quartz leds miniAg olsin,. ON
record in book u" Of lode locations on pare
507. locstsd BY jacob .chafcr on Jas. /, leA.
and recorded Jan. g. 1894. both Of said ledes q
ing in 0wyhes nnorsani.sd minins district.
recorder OF evils and Clarke county, Montana.
Notice 10 hereby given that on thu ID
day Of January. A. D. 1885, At the hour Of u eclcok
M OF said day, at the front door OF the court house
IN the city Of Helena will sail all the risht.
title and interest Of tho said AAo Minins and
Mi,iinf ompany In and to the said above do.
In hand. "
Given under my band thi. the 18th da, OF De-
CHARLEs D. ouRTls. shsria.
~ <asD 4. Hoss. CAdss Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA, MONTANA
CHAS. S. FEE, G. P. & T. A.,
81. PAUL, MINI.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district OF the state of Montana
in and for the county Of / evils and Clarke.
In the matter of the estate OF John W. Adams
deceased.
Order to show cause why order of sale Of real
estate should not be made
Ito 4. Eoeckler the administrator Of thu
estate Of John w, Adams, deceased, having filed
his petition lSfsin pra. ing for an order Of sale
of the real estate of eAid deco lent. for the pur
posesotherein eet forth.
1t Is therefore ordered by the judge of said
court that al persons interested in the estate 0f
said deceased appear before the eaid court on
Saturday. the 9Th day Of January, 1874. at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day at tie court
room Of said court. at the court house in Hell
ena. county OF Lewis and Clarke. to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the said
administl Ator to sell 80 much Of the real estate
Of the said deceased ~ shall be necessary.
nd that copy of this order shall be pub
lished once week Ter at least four successive
weeks In the Helena Independent. = newspaper
printed and published in said Lewis and Clarke
county.
The real estate mentioned in said petition is
situated in the county of Lewis and Clarke.
stsse Of MontarA and described as follows:
Lot seven, In block eleven. in OF addition to
the city Of Helena. and lot slx. In block n, In
Northern Pacific addition tu the city Of Helena.
HOKAIxi r. BUCK. Judge.
Dated Dec "a. 1893. 81
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
Ttss IRISH WIDOW.
11ss. MsgoOgiu Puts on Hep Green sbaWl
sAd Goes to the Opera.

Mn. Msgo0giu Puts on Her Green Shawl
ed Goes to ths Opera.
"Thim op'ry singers gives me q palm, Mr..
McG Glaggerty."
"How IL that, Mrs. Magooginr"@
"They nuvcr lnrn nnwthin Mt all, at ali. !"
'Is that no, now, Mrs. Magoogini''
"Yis; Id IL, Mrs. McGlsggerty," said the
widow, with spiteful sort OF emphasis on
the ''yis" and the Els" "They comes over
here livery year" she continued, ian sings
them sahgs and rnkes In our mooney, an
divil shkura ~ wan wurrud nv our Ian
gewags they lnfns to Gpake, Mrs. McGlag-
gerty. Wan cud t1shkuze thin fur not be-
Ing able to shpake amy but Oitalyun th'
fusht toime they KEN over ov tn suchoDd,
but mebbe but they've bin comm year In
an year out, an, begorry, they talks tn dago
yet an won't condayscind to jabber any
thin but Frinch.
BE all that's good and howly, OIL nuver
90 to sec thin again until they laives their
garibaldis an polly voos behoinl an comes
down to taikin rale sinsible Yoo Noted
Shtates that's good enoof fur anybody, Mrs.
McGlaggerty. Oi wint to hear thin tho
other noight wild me daughter Tooxy. She
hurd that her futball play'r was in town
takin another gerrul to tn op'ry, an begor-
~ nawthin Id do her but she moost 60 and
make me spind me foine foor dollars to take
her up in tn balcony th' way she kud shtab
his ribs AZ my by Tammy say fwhin he
names poipin body of-kespin an oye an
him, as Id wnr, Mrs McGlaggerty. Loike
tn DANCED fool OF was, OF put an me green
shawl an 1918 impoire theayther bonnit
an wint wud her.
"There was two opries--' 'Plinlimmin an
Baiky' an 'Cabby Leary's Roosty Annie'--
and belaive Or belaive me not, Mrs. Nc
Glaggerty. but OF kudnt undershtand a
single wurrud In ayther wan NV thin. OF
thought tn Plinlimhih was Joe Imsaett's
big Foundnewland dog an that Balky was
somebody else's dog, but divil th' NUT was
on Id at all, and was rally disappointed.
There was nawthin but singin in tn op'ry,
an Old sooner hear Katie O'Donnell sing
The Harrup Nv Tara ur Mickey Dooley
sing The Man That Bruk the Bank at Mon
key Charley's' than all NV thin put togeth-
er OF was very sarry, though, fwhin OF
saw tn beyootiful assimblage that Oi had
left me doimind at home on tn kitchin
mantelpiece, because there was nawthin
but doiminds there Yurra my, Oh thought
they'd blond me, they shparkled SO! Ids
. wondher they didn't set foir to tn house,
Mrs. McGlaggerty.
'Toozy ped no attintion to thin, though
she was lukin fur her futball play'r. An
ids gud thing fur himself that she didn't
ketch him, fur she had blud in her oye,
Mrs. McGlaggerty. She towit me she was
Roin to throw vitreel an him, but Oi think
i'd was bottle av Johnny Joomp-opp CO.
logny wather that she TUX along wud her.
Opm glad, though, fur his sake that he
wasn't there. OF had no vitteel, Mrs. Nc,
Glaggerty, but Oi hilt a shtove led lifther
in tn heel av me hand undher me shawl,
and heavin help him aft Oi had met him.
Mrs. McGlaggcrty. New York Mercury.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
PETERSON'S PLACE.

Whore Imported Scandinavian Liquors
Arc Specially.
Petsrson's place. in the Parchen building
on Broadway nsxt Che postof1ce, is the pop.
MIA resort in Helena for natives Of Scan-
dinavia. as we'll us others. The former
know that they can always obtain tho
liquors they have in the old country. Mr..
Peterson mnkiag a speciality of importing
Scandinavian liquors. Among specialties
is u swedish runoh. In addition to the
spsoialties referred to the finest cigars an
liquors are only kept. TAs place is neatly
fitted up and Is always quiet and orderly,
and there is no more inviting place in the
city for those who are socially inclined.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
The Grand Central bar.

Conusetsd with the Grand Central hotel
BY > commodious doorway 10 The Grand
Central bar. Of which Mr.. Martin Crahsn IL
the proprietor. Tho bar was opened for
business last wesk and already enjoys q
liberal patronage. Mr.. Crahaa believes In
spending his monsy At home where he ex-
poets 10 make IL. With that idea In view
be had the entire bar fixtures made In
Helena by the Montana Lumber and Manu-
iacturing COM pany. The fine oak and ma
hoRAny bnr and the oak sidsboard ware
made and sst up in eleven days from the
time ths order was given. Tbs Grand Con-
tral bar 10 one of the mont attr aotivs In the
city. II will handle the spring Of 1886 Old
Grow whisky, made by w. A. Gaines & Co.,
Of Kentucky, for 121a cents driEk; Lemp's
Extra Pale beer. stsAdard brands of bran
dies and wines, imported and domestic;
imported, Key West and domestic oiQars.
1t will be strictly first class bar In every
particular. and will bs open twenty four
hours every day.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
No Assess IN Ont On Atoh,ssp.

PosroN. Dec. 3l.-Presidsnt Rsinhart
said to-day there is no foundation for the
report from London TINT 35 or 10 per cent
assessment on Atchison stock 10 contem-
plated. He gave NO hint % TO the pI an to be
pursusd. but said the restoration of Atchi-
son 10 not FIR distant All statements that
the company will be reorganized and must
Of tbs bran nches cut of re absolutely with
ons foundation: Many largo holders of
seen tiles have indicated a dosirs 20 nssist
tho management in the testoration of the
company to the stock holders.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

A SsESsMENT EOTICE-THb LEO MINING
located three and . II milas from Lutte Sil-
yer Eow county. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that at o meeting Of tho
Of ecember. 1893 sn assessr,e 1t Of x can't ns,
share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
company; payable sn the 18th day Of Janaary,
1eS4. to John z. Meyer, seoretaYy OF said com
pany. at the ctace Of tho Leo Mining 4 Millin.
Company of Montana, room Ne. 40, CONNER
c.l building. It. Louis. Missouri.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
rema unpaid on the 18th day of January, 1894.
shall be deemed delinouent and will DO duly Cd.
vertised Tor sale at public auction. and unloss
day OF February. 1884, to pay the delinausnt A.
easement together with the costs Of advertisine
and expsnses VI sale
JOHN P. MEYER,
eeoretary Of said comuAuy
Room fo: 40. Commercial buiidins, Et Ien;.
NO. ofi3es Of said COMPANY,
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
THE GRAND CENTRAL,

One ef the Lsadisg Hostoiriss es the
Aouutain Region.
The Grand Central hotel. ON Main street,
10 one Of the best equipped In the north.
west. II 10 convsniens to business. with all
car lines passing the DOORS and has ampIs
accommodation for guests. The table ID
kept supplied with The best and latest The
market affords. Not only among Helena
people doss ths Grand Central maintain IT.
popularity. Out Of town visitors from all
over the state make IL sheir stopping point.
20 what the Grand Central may sruly be
called Montana hssdQuartsra. II 10 the
Aim Of sho proprietor, Mr.. william Reed,
70 please oil who pAtvonizs his hotel, and
his sucosss In that direction In evidenced
BY the large and growing trade IL spioJa
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE Ar

AhND NfEN& AT
HELENA, mont. Nov. 2s, 1894
Notice is hereby. given that the following
named settler has hled nStioe Of his intention tu
make hnsl proof In eupport OF his claim, and
that saId proof viii hs made bstolo register and
receiver at i,slsna. Mont I. on Jan 8. 1891. viz:
George II. gundy. who made deciarAtory stats-
r6w.
He names the following witnes sses to prove his
cOntinuous residencs upon and cultivation Of
said land. via:
John Merry. Of Tsl Mile. Montana. Thomas q.
Reilly, Of len Mile. Montana, Hector Cody. Of
Ten Mile. Montana Frank l.. sscs. Of Hsl-
snA. N ontAna
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof. or who knows Of any
aubstAntial reascn. under the law and the resu-
lations Of the interior department. why snch
proof sho ould not b. allowed will be given an
opportunity at the Abovs mentioned time and
place 10 orsss-sxan,ine tho witnssscs of said
caimsnt, ssd to o6,r evidence in rebuttal Of
that submittsd BY claimant.
4 A. Sw1GGETT. Registsn
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

VALPAnArso Ind. Dec. 3l.-A little after
four o'clock Inst evening the pumping sta.
tion Of the Indiana Natur al Gas Company's
limo to East Chicago was blown ny. Men
were thrown fifty feet and ho riblv burned.
One Of the injured mon after reaaining
consciousness. put his hands so his face
when the flesh i oppsd of. also hnir from
his head. Then 40 ran quarter OF mile
ana shut of ihs main pip.. then fell in
u dead faint. II 10 thought at least seven
are fatally injured. "
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

WARRINGTON. Dec. 3l.-News from Brazil
's looked for with some anxiety. There is
feeling that crisis is imminent in the In
surrection and that !. will be settled
In ono way or another within few days.
l here is u we'll defined opinion among navy
department ofHcials that Mel.o 10 near the
end OF his resources md that unless he sue.
ceeds in accom- Fishing some vigorous
stroke he must soon succuub,
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
To Chicago.

Via Salt Lake. Garfield Beach and DEN
yer, Sioux City. Omaha OF Kansas City.
The World's pictorial line. Elegant Pull
man equipment, diners chair cars and
tourist sleepers. Rsducsd rasss and fast
time. 0
Call on or address 28 North Main street.
Helena. Mont. II. o. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent, Hslena,
Mont.
u. l. LoMAx. g. p. and T. A.. Omaha
Neh
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
MonOp ,liss Cut Prices.

PUEBLO. Dec. 3l.-The Contin entail, Oil
company. tho Standards western adjunct,
ON account OF competition. has cut the
Wholesale price of illuminating oil ons
mill, to seven cents gallon, and the retail
prics to 10 cents. The Florsncs Oh and
Refining company met tho cut.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

GUTHRIE. o. r.. Dec. 31.-Last night ]
]. Der. appointment farmer. was assassin
atsd. :. H. Foss, = we'll known cattlemn n,
nearly killed BY Der q son a year AGO, i,
supposed to he the murders. He has been
orr estol at kinghsh0r.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
Ais own signature.

Mr. Meyer: Your cough remedy has
completely cured me. am constantly ex-
posed and subject 10 severe colds. but with
your remedy am nov safe.
JAMES A. BoTKIN. City.
Mye = Cough remei, soli bv all drug
GistR. City Drug s,u q in particular
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
Think 1t WIN End soon

Only 20 cents pr yard for all wool skirt fIan-
mel at The iseo Hive. These goods alwas sold at
| 65 cents per yard
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Tho talo uf Nottingham lace at Tim Eco Hive
this week ut : oon's h'sti any previous uiiar
over madO Gall anu oAamine ,hoir line.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
a Farmer Assassinatstl.

Head the announcement Of The Hee Hive in
another column. Enrgains in every limo.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Christmas 10 a splendid time to be merry over
the bargains to be had in holiday goods at
Lutchsr & Bradleys, los broadway.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Special ale Of Kentucky jeans and cottons dos
Tor boys pants only ), cents per yard this ", elk
at The Leo Hive
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
HELENA IN BRIEF.
Capital City Musio Co.. 1872 Ninth ave.

Jackson's Nusic House. see bargain ad.
vertisemsnt on page eight. II. B. Thonp.
son, assignee.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Buy dress pattern now at Tho Fee Hive and
saye money. peciAl reduction in all dress pat
terms.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Priscilla-If Jack is good tempered and
Tom isn't, why did you decide to marry
Tom?
Prunella-Becaus If marry Tom, Jack
will give me a wedding present. If marry
Jack, Tom won't-Truth. "ta
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

In gold ladies' watches. diamonds nni gold
rim - for Christmas p essnts ~ less ....u
eastern pricss.
New York LOAN OFFlCr,
- South Main Street
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

NOTICE-THE SECOND NATIONAL RANK,
~ lorassd at hslena IN the state Of Montana
"a closing up its aaAira All notO holders and
sthe,s, credit"rs OF aid ASSOCIATION, are there.
lore hereby notifsa to .proseut the notes aad
Ahcr CLAIMS against the association for pay
nent. akOkGE Il. CHILD, Cashier
Dated Sept ss. 1893. -,
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Children WOODEN leggins fyr 25 cents Dor pair
at ] he Tee Hive this week
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
HOW INDoRSED,.

More than 13o directly Recipe
department. these contributions
from State and Territory
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Passengers booked to Europe by the folio vipf
fret class iines: Cunsgd. White Star, An chor
He'd kta1 Allan. American, and others. Pre-
paid pssepsfs from Europe arranged.
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
Mere Than 200 Contributors.

Many OF the the
than other ladies
their OF
these to
phase OF We
Queen the grandsst
tro iuoed into any cook book extant -
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01
x. =. EDGAR

FOR Information. time cards, maps and ticket
call on or write
The Helena independent., 1894-01-01

Thomas =. Cakes. Henry g. PaynA
Henry c. Rouse. Recsiysrs.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-03-01
BcSieged by WatcrSpoutS.

The great four-masted American sail
ing ship Shenandoah" while coming
home from Liverpool lait March, had Il
lively experience with WatcrspoutS.
When within five hundred miles of sandy
Hook The wind suddenly changed. Il
great bank of clouds Just ahead parted.
and there. coming down. driven brtnre
the gal, appeared six great watcrspouts
! at one time.
One rushed by, iust clearing HE bow
SPIRIT and hcad-saiS by few yards
Another came al her amidShips, threaten
ing, to carry the main-masi away. and
the captain Just avoided by quickly tam
ing the ship toward and around it.
| There were two more near ones. and aS
they We're too close to runaway from. the
big ship WAS .sluficdi up and -tcered
right between them. The ship was
saved but Whit her fate would have
been had she been struck by one can on
| ly be imagined from the captains de-
scription ot the waterSpouts that pas
sed astern. He saws it seemed to be full
! lv twenty feet in diameter, and of solid
water reaching to the clouds.
During the same month the ''I'iuua
| had a still more uncomfortable expert
euce with these wandering giants of the
ocean, near the bermuda Islands. There
she met cyclone upon whose outer
edge there hung great number of
spouts-all dancing and piouetting here
and there. twisting turning and balanc-
! ing Ia partners as if engaged in an rlc-
phaniinc quldtllls.
The captain hccamc hrWildcrrd. for
whichever WAY hc turned his steamer. he
was headed oil by surrounding water
! SpUuts. Al last. just, rs he imagined he
had steamed -afely away. two of them
made Il ruth. headed him off ami struck
the stdrboard side of the the steamer
iron bow a tremendous blow. Then
there was Il commoiiou indeed. The
! broken columns Of water dropped IN tons
on the forward deck. smashing the pilot
house and bridge ladder tearing down
| thirteen VenlilttorS. and daShing 10 the
deck two sailors badly wounded The
ship staggered and rolled rs the weight
of water poured over her sides in II
Niagara of team and spray, and for
some time she could make no Roadway.
While the Two spoutS were having
their frotv with the sorely bcsot steamer.
the others were Whirling about rs it
daLciug in glcc at the commotion they
had caused From the black clouds
above there shot down binding strcaks
of tightening. which, although they mis-
sed tie ship. ga filled the air about her
with electricity that it settled upon the
metal tips of all the spars. glowing and
sparkling there steadily with the beauti-
full light known n st Elmo's firc...-
" N;,LuJts