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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-14
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
MASONRY.

Monday evening last full team was
! put through the mill of Wheeling Union
| Chapter No. 1. they being found most
excellent fellows were promoted to the
| Arch. There was full attendance OF
Jealous companions at the meeting.
! Tuesday evening Bates Lodge No. 80
| met, with fine attendance OF brethren.
| A candidate for the Masters was found
| to be In waiting on whom was conferred
| the degree in good form, and with the
! expression necessary 20 be felt for some
time TO come Brother Schoen as Wor-
| shipiul Master presided In the cast, aud
did the work we'll. and everyone present
was much pleased.
Wednesday evening Mcdaniel Lodge
OF Perfection held special meeting
and conferred the fourteenth degree In
| fns form. and In accordance with the
| full ritual, on TWO aspirants. The off,
GERS and members were out In goodly
| numbers to assist.
Thursday evening Nelson Lodge No.
30 held regular communication with
full lodge room OF zea!ous brethren.
Work was had on one candidate, each
in the first, second aud third degrees,
and every,part was we'll DOM. Worship
full Master Darrah presided. but called
to his assistance In the second Senior
Warden Woods, who worked the degree
well.
Friday evening Osiris Temple Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine held business
session, and arranged for trip over the
buring sands in the near future, OF
which all Arabs will be informed In
their Oriental language in few days.
\ The ladies will meet In the Tempt
the coming week on Tuesday evening,
Miriam Chapter No. l, Eastern Star,
and the whole constellation OF Miriam Is
expected TO shine bright and brilliant
and welcome some new stars among
their cluster.
Wednesday evening Charity Chapter,
Rose Croix, will hold a meeting and
work the eighteenth degree on num-
Der of candidates, and Bro. Birch ex-
poets full turnout of the chapter
members to assist him In the rendition
Of the degree.
Thursday evening Wheeling Lodge
No. 5 will hold msetlng and will put
through q number Of candidates In the
several degrees. and Worshipful Speyer
Is anxious to have full lodge room OF
brethren to assist in aud see the work
done.
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Latest in Red Gloves. RIoe's.
Evsn's silk, 4so, worth 76o. swabaoker'r
FOREIGN NEWS.

LcpDSN, October I3.-SiE Halliday
Mccartney, Counsellor OF the Chinese
Legation in this city in an interview TO-
day declared that the report that China
was suing for peace was untrue. lie
added that any such proposal Is not
within sight by long way.
PARIS, Octorber 13.-The Journal
says that it learns that conference OF
the representatives of the powers will
shortly be held at Pekin with the view
of appointing a board OF abitrators to
settle the war between China and
Japan.
BERLIN, October 1T IS announced
here, In dispatch from st. Petersburg,
that the Russian troops in the towns,
villages and passes on the Chsnese from
tier are being greatly reinforced, and
that large quantities of provisions and
war material are constantly arriving at
these places.
Everything, it is added, is being pre-
pared for a forward movement into
China II this should be decided to be
necessary.
"Trefouss" Gloves, every pair warrant
ed. RiOe's.
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A wonderful Cooqucror.

peopIe tnau scrofula Handed down from
Eererp,ion 10 generation. it's found IN
nearly every family. in some form. IL
NAV make It's appearance in dreadful run
ming sores, in swelings in the neck or
goitre. or in erup,ions of varied forms, At
tacking the mucous membrane 1t may De
known as catarrh. or developing IN the
lungs it may be, ana often Is, the prime
cause of consumption.
Ia whatever form scrOfCla may manifest
itself, Hoods Sarsaparilla is It's lnveterate
foe and co1queror. This medicine has such
powerful Alternative and vitaiziuI effects
upon the blood that every trace OF impurlty
is expelled, and tue blood Is made rlCn,
pure and healthy
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CANT BEAT CHILLY" WILL son.
Good Reports From rhs Great TArin k'-
formosI DIbtrict.

Svsetal 10 ne R'0,s:s-.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October ID
Frank u. Harrison, one OF Congress
man William L. Wilson's young
lieutenauts, and one Of the cad
ing merchants OF Berkeley Springs,
was in the city this morning on
his way 10 New York. Mr.. Harrison
has been over considerable territory In
the great tariff reformer's district aud
reports the outlook favorable for
Mr.. Wilson's reelection. He said
to the REGISTER cores pondent: 1T is
nv candid opinion that Mr.. Wilson VIII
be an easy winner. There was never so
much enthusiasm shown by the voters
of the District, as is the case to-day.
His old friends are working like TroJens
20 bring about an increase over his '92
majority. IL is most gratifying to
find fad 90 many men who an
uounce their intention OF voting
for Mr.. Wilson this time who never
supported him before. have myself
met at least 100 such men. They can't
beat our Billy Wilson"
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gress. spoke here tonight. For fear they
would not have a crowd, they have had
men out all day riding in the country
urging the Republicans TO turn out. There
we're about one hundred present. He
dwelt on the stomach question at length.
Several ladies present left the house.
Howard was mere last week aud had i've
hundred TO hear him. The Republicans
are dissatisfied with their county candi-
dates.
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Aeirs TO n Fortune.

Specialize fhs RSgiESr.
PARKERsBURG. w. Va. October ID
Mrs. Sarah Gale aud family, OF this city,
has received notice that they have fallen
heirs 70 a large estate, known a. the CRIT
fin estate, In New York clty. the estate
consists OF a considerable sum OF money
deposited In New York banks and some
, very valuable real estate situated In the
suburbs Of that city. There are twenty
ope heirs In all
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DIR RECTOR :
1.-THE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE--- -
! FADING BUSINESS HOUSES OF WHEELING
A careful perusal Of this list Will be an IN
0a1nabIe aid to- every reader Of the REGISTER:
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
WILL C. BROWN. i223 Market street
PHOTOGRAPHTC SUPPLIES.
Kinks ART STORE 1915 Main street
PIANOS AND ORGANS
c. A. HOUSE, 1924 and 1925 Market street
PICTURE FRAMES.
FRANK ART CO., 1891 Riin street
PLANING MILLS.
T. ". BFLTZ q SONS CO.,
Cor. Eof aud Einetsebth streets.
KLIFVEs. KRAFT COMPANY. Ron, between
Twenty second and Twsnty-third streets
". A. WILSON & son, fs8 Main street
Cor Cbaplise aud Thirty fourth streets
PLUMBERS.
W. J. sTEES. 5oi3 jacob street
PORK PACKERS.
p. scnEsk 4 SONS, n'2 Ssrks' street
PRODUCE
W. r. DUDLEY. olS 8alo street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JAMES A. HENRY. 1919 Market sirsst
HEsBlTT a DEYlSE. HD Market street.
RESTA URANTS
RADER A NAURER, Bl7 Market street
iZz6 Market stree,
Il. C JENNINGS, Il siItsenth street
SALOON and RESTAURANT
HENRY PLoCH. 1851 Market street
SAMPLE ROOM
BURKLE BROS, 1915 HArk., street
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
uUTUALsAyfsGs BANK. ret NHksss:r''t
SLATE ROOFERS.
TIE AGyEw EoOFlSG CO. -.
SLATE AND TIN RoOFERS.
AUBER PELL, Sss Jseob street
STEAMSHIP LINES.
n. p. BEHREEs. III Narket street
STOVE FOUNDERS.
JOSEPH BELL STOVE CO..
'''H' :" cor Main sud Fourth street
TAILORS.
torrs BoxEyBERGER. 5I3 ChapllHs street
W U FRAkK - Twelfth street..
THOMAS HUGHES CO. III AtiA's -.
g n WHEELER A sON. q Twelfth sirssI
TEAS. COFFEES, SUGARS& SPICES
ATLANTIC TEA CO.. -
100. iii and 255 Market street.
CHiCA"o ihN AND " S25j K,rks. stree.
y " soa,h..s. cor xark.; and EisgeniA S'''
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
UuyELJsG TENT AND AwsISG CO.
C6Tgeiith street
TYPEWRITISG MACHINES.
C. A. LAWRENCE. 100 Market street
UYDERTARERS.
y.AsE SCHROEDER. sG chAyliss s,rsst
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a %. A. NJ

The Ancient Order OF Adhesive Mo-
gullions. that mystic order whose arya-
atoms and ludcrous parades have been
the occasion OF so much fun in the past,
have Instituted a new repertoire and on
next Wednesday evening Will give al
the Grand Opera House the first bon
ifide Mogullion initiation ever given in
public, and Judging from the demOnical
laughter that issues from their lodge
room when they have II victim for
initiation, those who are unfortunate
enough not to be able to secure seats
for the occasion will miss the treat OF
their lives.
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ARxErr AND BLANCHARD
Speak 20 a small but Intelligent and APP
precia5tve Audience.

Speak 20 a small but Intelligent and APP
precia5ive Audience.
srs,ist to u, Rs9ss:s--
TERRA ALTA, w. VA, October ID
A very good meeting was held here to-
dav. Only two or three days notice
was given, and besides, gloom was
cast over the community by the death
OF two respected citizens, ex-senator j.
2. Jones aud Mr.. Smith Kelley. Not
withstanding all this and the incIement
weather, there were about 200 men and
women assembled in the Opera
House to hear Hon. j. Z.
Blanchard, Col. Arnett and Acting
Commissioner OF Pensions Murphy
discuss the issues OF the campaign. Inc
audience was small, but il was COM
posed OF intelligent and appreciative
people, aud though the meeting lasted
for three hours and half none seemed
to tire and none left the house. Col.
Arnett was introduced first by the
Chairman, Col. j. A. F. Martin, aud he
made such an argument that he only
can make. His tribute TO Mr.. Wilson
was simply grand beyond measure. The
peope of this district appreciate Col.
Arpett's services in behalf OF Mr.. VIII
son, the people, and honest government
and they will not forget him In the
future. He discussed the tariff in all
its phases and the effect OF it on wool,
coal. lumber and all other articles Of
consumption. The Democrats and Re
pubicans all went away feeling that
they had received an intellectual treat.
There is one thing sure, the people here
are awake to the issues that confront
them, and Preston county will never
give !, 500 majority again.
After Mr.. Arnett concluded Hon.
John c. Blanchard followed him with
a one hour and a half speech, and
pleased and instructed his people to
their delight He was followed by Mr..
Murphy with a short speech on the PEN
sion question.
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GEN sRAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES
There wheel trust.

There is wheel trust.
Toronto gets coal for 81. 25.
Chicago has 207 milHouaires.
DisstOn owns 1000, 600 acres.
America has 1000 lady doctors.
Albany fremen held a parade.
SayanDah's car fare is one cent
Hungary has Knights Of Labor.
Saginaw grOcers held a banquet.
Lord RoSebery favOrs Single Tax.
Kansas City has 3O0 cigsrma6ers.
Texas has a Federation OF Labor.
Afghanistan boasts electric light.
Seattle has cut teachers's salaries.
Fall River has $4,000 unemployed.
Frisco has German Press Club.
Utica Herald is again a union Office.
New York has a Hungarian paper.
Milwaukee has bOOtOlaCES' union.
ST. Paul clerks hold "dime sOci2ls. "
ST. Louis has two union breweries
Baltimore has working girls home.
Fresno Zeal boxmakers lost strike.
England has 1886 cooperative socie-
O. 5.
American tackmaksrs organized in
1924
Manchester loom f1ers held ban
Paris store clerks &c: commission on
sales.
Kansas City musicians have organ
lied.
The Cincinnati German Trades COun
Gil and Central Labor Union has decid-
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Tom Reed In New York.

NEW YORK, October l3.-Rarely ever
has there been a ratification meeting OF
such magnitude in New York as tina I
which was assembled in and about Cooper
Union this evening TO hear the
speech of ex-Speaker Thomas b.
Reed, of Maine. The demonstra-
ton was under the auspices OF tue
regular Republican organization Of the
city and county of New York, and the re-
suits surpassed their most sanguine ex-
pectations. Not only was every corridor
and aisle in the hall crowded by 80
O'Clock, but the open square in front OF the
Cooper Union was filled, and the auditors
there were treated TO campaign speeches
by the local orators.
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WIN Not BE Prosecuted.

sssrfci % .-t RClsts-
SrEUBENvuLE, O., October NV.
A. HunJsman, BsItz GrieSinger and
Sam. LOOmer, three Steubenville men
$40 were indicted at Wells0urg, w.
Va, FOR attending . prize tSht 81 the
old bone factory, opposite this city,
several months ago, were all set free
this afternoon, the Court diSmissing
ther
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CHICAGO, October l2.-In the cattle mar.
Receipts: Cattle, 1000, Caves, 500;
Hogs, 81, 900; Sheep, 1900.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October l2.-Cattle
STEADY at unchanged prices.
Hogs-Receipts light and demand good !;
market, active and higher; one load OF
prime heavy sold at s. 95; Philadelphia
S SOa5 30; best Workers s. 6ja5 so; common
TO fair Workers S5 4Oa5 go; pigs S5OOa5 %;
good sows 81 75a5 %; hogs and rough sows
81 00a4 80.
Sneep-Slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., October l2.-Hogs,
steady at 81 25a5 40; receipts, 5000 head 4;
shipments, 400 head.
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Good Nc ,.iug at Mar,in,burr.

Sptctci ~ az HsJI5's-.
MARTIysBURG. W. VA, October 49,
Hon. Fred j. Wilson, OF Maryland. ad-
dressed large Democratic meeting here
tonight. His speech was an effective tar
if reform argument, and aroused much
enthusiasm.
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Hill Feels Encouraged

New YoRK, October l3.-Senator Davld
B. Hill left this city for Albany this even
ing after having spent the day in consulta-
tion with various political leaders. He
declined 10 say anything for publication
except that throughout the State prospects
for Democratic success were bright.
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mnkinlar MsIcomed Home.

TOLEDO. o., October l3.-ro-day GOV
ernor Mckinley returned TO his own State
and he was given welcome home that was
enirely in keeping with the splendid recep:
tions he has met abroad. The people Oh
Toledo. despite the luclement weather,
congregated in great numbers at Memorial
Hall, filling that place TO the utmost with
an exceedingly demonstrative audience,
which gave Mckinley more than royal
welcome home, after his triumphs in the
West. In the morning the Governor goes
to Columbus.
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Stevenson at strsator.

STREAToR, Ill, OcHber l3.-Vice Pres,
ident Stevenson addressed an audience oil
two thousand people in The opera house to-
night. He asked the people to support
those who would vote 10 continue the work
of reform and uphold those who are en-
deavoring to carry out the laws OF which
they were benehclarles.
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Latess In Red Gloves. RIee's.
The Metal MarEs5

NEW YORK. October l2. Pig iron, dull;
Scotch SIG 0Oa20 %; American SO GOALS o.
Tin. easy; straits Sl5 45al5 50: plates
market steady; spelter dull: domestic
So 421Sa3 45. Lead, quiet; brokers' prices
50 O5; Exchange prices for spot s. 10.
! Copper, market quiet; brokers' prices
80 90; Exchange prices for spot ~ Goa
! 9 TO-
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i. o. o. p.

Wildcy Rebekah Lodge No. 2, l. o. o.
F., will meet on next Wednesday night,
In regular session, and a good attend
ance Of the members ia expected at this
meeting as the representative to the
Grand Assembly which meets at Har-
per's Ferry on the slst of next month,
will be elected at this meeting. Several
Noble Grands have been nominated fol
the position, so members can have theii
choice. A good time expected. Sister
Lodges cordially invited.
All communications for the Secret Sooi.
ety department of the "sunday RegihtoT
should reach the publication office on Fri
day, or not later than noon OF saturday
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Late,t In Kod Glove. Rics's.
ar ANDREWS Brotherhood Oficers

WASHINGTON, D. c., October l3.-St.
Andrews Brotherhood elected the follow
ing officers this afternoon. ]. L. Hough-
telling, Chicago, President; g. Harry
Davis. Philadelphia, First Vice President;
]. p Fame, Calvary, N. Y, Treasurer;
John w. Wood, ST. George, n. Y, Cen
aral GecratarV
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West Virginia Postal Affairs.

Special 70 NE heIi'ie'.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 13.-Post-
masters appointed: Flora BeeckleY, Min =
eral. Harrison county; J. Wade Beaver,
Roderfeld, Mcdowell county.
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The Women raks . Hand.

SAN BERNARDISo, CAL, Ottober ID.
The women OF San Bernardino hnv
met 10 convention and nominated ~
county tlcRe:. selecting candldgA
from the four tickets In the
purports 10 be ron-partls' So
temperance element predominAted. ana
candidates wore chosen with that quail.
ficatlon In view.
DENVER, Col, October l5--Early to-
day three masked men entered Sam Var
noips gambling rooms and fl0urishinR re-
yolvers, commanded the half dozen men in
the place 10 throw up their hands. They
complied and the bandits seized $500.
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PExDLEroN AT OLAHKssUEa
a Good Meeting Held at ClarksDurE Last
Night.

Night.
Srs-icl TO ne Register.
CLAgKspuai. w. VA. October l3.-Hon.
John y. PendistIu arrived here this after
noon. aud is the guest Of Hon. B. Wilson.
He spoke tonight at the Court House TO
LARGE and enthusiastic audience OF ladies'
and gentlemen. His address was a0ie,
eloquent and highly appreciated. Inc
Democrats are wide awake, well
organized and ready for good Dat
ne. The declination or Dovener
10 meet Howard on the stump IN lolnt ue-
bate has weakened Dovener's chance and
sSSe5 considerable to Towards str ength
From present indications if Dovene car
ries this county by $50 he will be doing
well.
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Evsn'g silks acc, worth 75c. swAbacker''

"rrefouss" Gloves, every pair warrant
ed. kice's.
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Dovsnsr Has y Small Crowd.

Spseio. Pr, .-. R,Oi -.
SALEM, W. VA, October lS.-Captsln
Doveuer, Republican candidate lor Coz
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LIVE STOCK.

"Trefouss" Gloves, every pair warrant
ed. Riee's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
The Origin of Memorial Day.

As a contribution to the discussion as
to where and when Memorial day origi-
mated l will quote from my "war log"
when ! was involved with the fortunes Of
the Army Of the Potomac:
Warrenton, Va, Nov. II, 1SG2.-We ar.
rived here Nov. 4 and are camped back of
the town, which Is quite n pretentious city,
with a fine hotel and lofty courthouse and
many pleasant residences. There Is an air
of desolation around, and the yellow flag is
flying from what were rebel hospitals, and
some are yet. A graveyard between us and
the town is nearly filed with the graves
Of rebel soldiers, which are frequently dec
Grated with wreaths of "immortelles, " the
spirit of the town being intensely use
cesh." c. and myself had a pass on
Monday and were reminded OF this by a
couple OF ladies and some gentlemen on a
porch commenting on and laughing heart
lily at our officers as they passed by, and
another couple, one with black ~curls-very
~pretty-went by us with a score of wreaths
on their arms to decorate the grave OF
some soldier taking his rest. I think the
graves are more particularly cared for
when we are around, but We think the
more of them for 1t anyway. Our soldiers
take very little notice Of such demonstra-
tions. A number Of shopkeepers take both
Confederate and Federal money.--G. 4. In
Washington Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
DAY GEMS.

AS tho eastern worshiper, before he en-
tors the precincts of n holy place, divests
himself of his workday garments lest they
profanc 1t with their grossncss, SO should
We leave behind us tho passions and preju-
diccs of II daily lives as we approach the
tombs Of the mighty dead of u republic.
These are the shrlncs of American patriot
ism.-John s. Wise.
Bury hate, Danish strife, keep alive love
and hope, and under the flag Of our Union
and that banner on which is inscribed
Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty" let us
march on tn that greater and grader dcs-
tiny which should DO the fruitage Of the
ears and blood Of our generation, and of
the million heroes whose n emory we honor
by tho beautiful ceremonies of Memorial
lazy. II. Davidson.
Tho fields where lie buried tho heroes of
tho struggle for the preservation OF the
Union arc more than cemeteries. Thoy arc
gardens Of glory where shall blossom ctA'r'
aally the most splendid flowers Of patriot-
@0s -
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
Generals of the Civil War.

The generals commissions held and re-
ceiyed during the war or issued at tho
close were rs follows: Generals, /; lieuten-
ant generals, 2; by brcvct, /. Major gcner-
ais L. 5. a., IL; by brcvct, 152. Major
generals u. ;. ", l2S; by brevct, 2SS.
B~rigadier generals U. $. a, 80; by brc-
vet, ls7. Brigadier generals U. s. w., SOL;
by brovct, Ito. There were also 8
generals Of state troops in service Of tho
United States in 1861. There were 8S gen.
erals killed and 20 mortally wounded In
action, and 80 died of disease.
Some of the prominent names had more
than n representative leading to confu-
sion in reading history at this date. OF the
name of Anderson there were 8, Of Baker
4, of Bartlett 4, Blair 4, Bulls 2, Buford 2,
Butler ., Cox 2, Crittendcn 2, Curtiss 2,
Davis Z, Dodge 2, Doubleday =, Ewing 3,
Falrchild 3, Farnsworth 3, Foster 4, Fry
3, Garrard 1, Graham 4, Granger 3, Grant
2, Green 3, Gregg 3, Griffin 3, Grover g,
Hamilton 4, Harrison Q, Hatch 2, thornley,
Q, Hays 3, Hooker 2, Howard 2, Howe 2,
Humphrey 2, Humphreys /, Hunt 3, John
son Z, Jones o, Lyon ., Mansfield 2, Mccall
=, McCook d, Mitchell 4, Palfrcy 2, Palm
or 4, Patterson b, Porter 1, Potter 8,
Reno ., Reynolds 3, Richardson 4, Robin
son 1, Russell 3, Schotlcld 3, Sherman 3,
Sicklcs =, Slocum =, smith 30, Sumner 2,
Thomas y, I'ylcr D, Warren ., Wilcox 2,
Wilcox |, Wilson Z, Wood 8, Woods .,
Wright Z I and many others.
GEORGE l.. KILMER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25

ward the spot where the winding brook
now icebound and buried by snow-disap-
peared into the grove, n plaintive sadness
In her eyes.
At last the great storm Of the winter
came on. For four days snow fell steadily,
and the wind howled down from the hills.
Three days after the storm had ceased Nat
Loring came down the back road on snow.
shoes. He paused where he could see the
roof Of the cottage in the hollow peeping
from "a great bank Of white. There was no
sign of life about the place, not even u trace
OF smoke rising from the chimney.
With u heavy feeling Of dread in his
heart, Nat hurried dow to the cottage and
made his way round To the door, against
which the snow had drifted high. He rap,
ped again and again, the knock being an.
swered after a time.
The door opened, and a white faced ghost
Of a girl stood there, clinging to the latch
for support. She saw him, and her lips
moved, but made 40 sound. lie leaped in
to the room and caught her in his arms
barely In time to keep her from falling.
"Merciful heaven, Jennie!" he gasped.
What is itS What has happeneds'
"Uncle Dan'l-he is so I'LL dared not
leave him a moment. There are no matches
In the house to build n fire."
And You are nearly persisted of coldi
This is terrible! Why didn't l come be-
forei"
He disengaged his feet from the snow
shoes and assisted her to a chair ueer the
bed on which the sick man was lying. In
y few moments he had = fire built In the
stove. .