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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
DEMOCRATS SELECT STRONG TICKETS IN BEN
WOOD AND BELLAIRE.
Republican Suggestion Meeting Hsld in The Former
Ciy-RssUlt Of the Voting and
Incidents Of The Day.

Politically Benwood was an excited
town all day yesterday. The Demo-
Gratis held their primaries, and strong
ticket was put in the field for the city
election race. The Republicans held
suggestion meeting, aud there were 3
large number OF candidates suggested.
The Democratic primary was rather
hotly contested one, particularly for
Council aud the Office of Street Com
missioner. There were 215 votes cast,
OF about half the nun Der Of Democratic
votes in the town. The polls opened
at - o'clock noon and closed at 6
o'clock in the evening. The voting
place was az the City Hall.
The ticket elected is as follows:
Mayor, Joseph Mahood; Recorder,
James T. Kelley; Sergeant, Lewis
Cooke; Street Commissioner, James
Smith; Council-Upper end, Thomas
Geraghty and Henry Remhoff; Centre,
Patrick Seaman, Richard R. Satterhsld
and Bernard Ward; Lower end, Thomas
Mcmillan and Timothy GrOgan.
With such ticket in the field the
Democrats are confident al success. It
is also thought that by the unusual in
terest shown so the primary that the
Democrats mean 10 hustle for election.
Last evening three hundred Repubii-
cans assembled in BenWOOd, at DOlan's
Hall, et the suggestion meeting. Squire
Henry Riddle called the meeting 10 or
der aud Jacob Landers was called upon
20 preside. Charles Morgan was chosen
secretary. The names OF persons for
the city Offices were suggested. They
vera the following: Mayor, Thomas
Sheppard. and Isaac Barton; Recorder,
c. Morgan, Robert Coates and Ward
Stewart; Sargesnt, Edward Noel,
Thomas Sprouts, George Eearnest
and BENJAMIN Gresthouse; Street Com
missioner, Samuel Welsh, Geo. Martin,
James Psly, and WIN. Whitman;
council, upper end, VIM. Hahne, Chas.
Seabright, James Smith, and Q. j.
Teny; center, WIN. Leach, VIM. Schad,
Paul Riedel, Fred Osier, David Arnett,
James Farmer, and Albert Serig; lower
end, Fred Ritter, S. Y. Belt, Henry a.
Sliptner, Robert i. Sharp, aud John
Rude. The primary will be held at
the City Hall next Saturday from -
o'clock noon to in the evening.
VIM. Schad, whose name was sug-
gested as q Councilman, has with
drawn, kindly thanking his friends for
for their consideration.
The Republicans then adopted reso-
lutions condemniug the Democratic
party generally. The city election will
be- held on the third o. April and it
promises to be a hotly contested one.
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DIED.

YOUEG-Friday. February @ 1904. a. II
o'clock p IN, THoWAs p. YeUNG, in the 10Th
year OF his age.
Funeral services AZ family residence, No. ia
Main street. on Monday afternoon At 3 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend. Internent At Ut. Wood cemetery.
ARNOLD-At BeGllsvlle Ohio, Thursdhy,
February -, IS9f. RALPH. son ~ j. II. and Kate
4. Arnold (ges Bss -, aged days.
DODDRIDGE-Wed February q. 1894
al o'clock 4 Il, JOHN N. DODDRIDsE, aged 81
years.
SHALLCROSS-on Tuesday. February 20ih,
Is83 At l:l5 p. n, ~ the tesidenos % q. Schan-
bra. No. 1913 Market stTest TBoNAs p. SHALL
cOss, Jr., aged % years
vEEAMAH-sunday, February 18Th, 1894, a.
DIS O'Clock p. m, Z. p. FEH ANAS, aged .
years months and day.
NFYER-Tuesday, February %, 1924, At $50
o'clock p. m, HAROLD AUGCsT. con Of August
C. and the late Mary J.. Formann Meyer, aged
months and - days.
FEAY-On Ssndty, February IS, 1884, a. SO
p No., JosETH FEkr, aged s. years
ARNS-On Monday, February 70, 1894 Htl2:15
o'clock a ne. MARY F., wife Of g q. Arms, In
he 3sth year 81 her age.
RIPLEY-At lao o'clock a. n, on MSnday.
February 10th. CHARLEs s. RIPLEY, N the z4th
ys-f Of bic age
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
TIE RAID
Keepers OF Houses of IN Fame Given a
salty Dose at steubeuville.
cre-f4r Tseqrrul 90 ne Sug2dV Registsr

Keepers OF Houses of IN Fame Given a
salty Dose at steubenviIle.
SDe-ql Iss9r1ul 90 the sunday Register.
SrEUBENyWLE, O., February "a
Judge Mansfield this forenoon imposed
sentence on the keepers OF houses Of
prostitution, who were convicted this
week ia Common Pleas Court. All the
sentences Embraced time at the Cleve-
land workhouse. The sentences were
as follows:
Mrs, Sarah J. Keaggy, four months
IN the workhouss and 500 fine and
costs.
William o. Walker, four months In
the workhousa and 500 fine and costs.
WIN. HinneghGn, two months in the
workhouSe and $3.50 fine and costs.
This sentence was for selling liquor in
house OF prostitution. He is brother
of Jimmy HenEeghan and was his bar
keeper.
Eliza J. Miles, Aggie Weems, A. s.
Wucoxeu, Mag Ripple, Ella Amick aud
W. W. Smith were each sentenced 70
the wOrkhOuse Tor TWO months and
fined SIOO and the costs.
There are two cases yet 20 be dis
posed OF, that OF Jimmy Henneghsn,
who is non est, and William Horner
who is sick with delirium tremens.
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sues for Damages.

6btciGI 1tltoTdW % tHs ohaaoy hfgltIs7'
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, February "a.
-Chas. Sparks, who was an empIoys Of
the Huntington Consolidated Light and
Street Railway Company, and who sus-
tanned injuries while in their service,
has through his attorneys, Messrs. Will
liams & Scott and King & Strait, brought
suit in the Circuit Court against them
for $1,000 damages. His injuries are
charged to neglect on the part Of the
Consolidated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Another Good Paper Comes

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February "a
To members and agents:
The Wilmington EUery EUeninq, the
leading paper OF Delaware, has signed
a contract with the Associated Press,
leaving the United Press. The service
begins March 5th.
MELVILLE Z. STONE,
General Manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

TIE London Financial NslCs gives
the English Eold-buRs a pointer or two,
which they would DO well TO heed.
They now have the whip handle. They
have used the whip so vigorously that
there is to-day not a silver country IN
the world that is not insolvent or in
peril OF Insolvency. The London jour
nal points cut that this condition eau
not last. france, Germany and the
United States are anxious for
an International conference looking
TO the establishment Of international
bimetausm. England holds the KEY to
the situation aud can decide whether
such conference shall result IN any
thing or not But should she force the
lighting for the gold standard too
far a combination against England
must be tho final result, and then
would ensue a currency war in
which English gold would get the worst
OF it ia the final outcome. John Bull
is pretty big, but he can't "hOld up"
an the rest Of the world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
How RepuIsive

Is bad breath, and yet how many other
wise attractive, polite and particular people
affiict their friends with the foul Odor OF
their breath. If there was no remedy for
this- II might excite our sympathy, but as
there is no need Of having a foul breath, il
is an unpardonable breach Of good manners
n ohtrude such an offence on good society.
Foil breath arises from disordered di-
vesti which can be corrected BY using
SnluA Bitters, and the result viii be 4
nlre. IL. .et breath.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Thlrtssn Houses Burned.

PITTsBURG, February 24.-McDonald,
Pa, an oil town, eight miles south Of
here, was visited at o'clock this morn
ing by fire which destroyed thirteen
business structures In the center OF the
town. The FIRE started in the postoffice
and was caused by heavy pressure OF
natural gas. The loss was S65, 900, par
italy covered by insurance.
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wanted Damages.

,,secial Ts'erram 20 rai sunday Rs0tiisT.
COrUMRUs, o., February 24.-Ihe L.
Larows Milling Company, OF CoSnoc'
ton. n. y, brought suit here to-day
again state Food Commissioner Il. Is.
NcNsal for $4,000 damages. They
charge that he caused 60 be published
the result OF an alleged chemical analy'
sis Of the cOmpsny's ouekwheat show
ing is TO be 20 per cent corn meal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
- Pa..rnrer TraIn.

sre.,-, 7..sorau 20 az SuH3Gy R.nlse-.
MonGANrOwN, w. VA, February q.
A number OF b. & O. officials came
over the FairmOnt, Morganton and Pitts
burg railroad to-day from UniontoWn,
Pa. This was the 6rst passenger train
20 60 over tho new road. The ballast
ing is virtually finished and il is thought
that the regular trains will be put on 10
2 few days, but no definite information
,,- he onfafnad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Another Operation MAy BE Necessary

Another Operation MAy BE Necsssary.
BUFFALO, n. Y, February 24.-The
EUelung NctCs has a special from Wash
ington stating that On good authority
it is reported that the President Is
suffering from q recurrence OF the
malady which affected him some time
ago, and that IT has beeen decided that
another operation will DO necessary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
rir. Near llorrnn,orn
D T.learans o IL Ssndar Rspis.sr.

SDSciaI 7SlegrGfa % tae SHnaay Bt0lstsr.
MoRGANrowN. w. VA, February "a.
-Hershall Protzman's new suburban
residence was almost completely burned
last night. The FIRE is supposed to have
been OF incendiary origin. The house
was insured, and the loss Of Mr.. PFotz-
nan will be light.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Fire I'm salem.

SpeeiaI TELEGRAM 10 ths sunday Rs0titsr.
SALEM, w. VA, February 24.-Last
night the Seventh Day Baptist church
was on FIRE, but after hard work 1t was
saved. Loss slight. II is thought TO
have caught in the roof.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

A DISPATCH from up IN New York
State said Mr. CLEVELAND was sick.
Mr.. CLEVELAND says he isn't, and II he
doesn't know, who does?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

Tx Agricultural Building want yes
terdRy. Those Worlds Fair incsndiarles
seem determined to make a complete
JOB OF &c. Fire away!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

THE revival In business was notice
able last week, particularly In New
England. A speedy settlement Of the
tariff question IS an that business asks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

PBENDERGAsr win hang March %.
Chicago is not much behind Paris in
dealing out justice to murderous crauks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
FOR RENT.
The new puSGH HOTEL.

splendid oyDoFtgaiiy for GOOD. energetic
business man.
ne,g addition contains t1lrtF-ous pleasant and
well ventilated bsi rooms. a doubls dining
hall = handsome bar and o1lce Connected
WIKI the hots is stabluR room Tor eighty-sir
head OF horses The business done in the past
A. tbs roUuizr hoass is lndgcsEs1t sgDcient
for aay party DESTROYS ~ doing paYing busi-
ness ANY further inioruati0u desired can be
fsrnishsd By ctlliag q DGsch Gaus. corner
Eleventh and Market stfssls, o. vriiiaz % tee
enc A. BUSCH.
.fezasG5b Elm Grove.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

CONGRESSMAN HOrKINs, OF uilnois,
wants the salaries Of railway postal
clerks increased. Ifthers is any branch
Of the government service in which the
employees earn their money, this is GER
tsinly one. The bin ought 70 pass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

gps,ial TelaQraR 70 ne sunday Rsqistir-
HUNTINGTON. w. VA, February "a
The commercial travellers, whose head
Quarters are in this city, met tonight
orrs sized a council Of the CONNER
ers' Union. They enrolled
members and elected q full
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

GEORGIA and Connecticut have decid-
cd 20 establish naval branches OK their
State militia. Virginia wiz probably
follow suit. These acquisition 90 the
naval reserve are due 90 Secretary HER
BEET's Efforts ia this direction and will
De OF decided value in ths matter OF
coast defense.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
HELP WANTED.

DATHTEH or PAPER HanFsr 10 han3ls VAL
4 Paper. Trfus liberal. price5 iow large
Gssortment Pattsfns fsIectsd iOf this sec iDn-
boz III CiEcinnatl. ~. fe-ldV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

Those whom tho gods wish to de-
stroy they FIRST make mad"
The gods evidently "hava # I'M for
Mr. BLAND. Re as mad as a March
hare.
He appears 20 be- possessed Of the de-
fusion thai he is Congress and the Gov
eminent, President ana OH.
His frantic efforts 90 obtain quorum
ON his seigniorags bin have been not
only fruitloss but absurd.
supDose he we're TO succeed IN getting
oporum and the bin should pass, the
President would surely veto it.
Mr. BLAND is delaying the work Of
,aress for worse than nothing. His
dos against the President and the
nocratio- aoseuiees but add 10 the
Stiffness Of his performance.
lie knows that Mr.. CLEVELAND would
not sign the seigulOrass bill N any
event.
What is the sense, then, Is bis stub
hor, ners,stspee IN vast the time OF
.ho Hopsa distprhin anc conf.
dence and increasing bl 7l
he can accomplish
Jury 20 himself and his
Mr.. BLAND shouts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
MINERAL WATERS (!

HATHORE WATER-We have a large stock
Of this celebrated Minerai vs. alter on tand which
We ars closing out a. reduced prices In order %
make room f1f other goods. flt up iu i d0L,
dor and dor. packages
6PRUDEL WATER-Tts King n Mineral
Waters. from Sc CIsusGs hlch p1fs.
wholesoms water. unsgrpaasad a. bsYerzgs
and table uater.
KROETHAL WATER From Efontbal
epulgf Nassau. Germany. ibis Mineral va
ter 10 Justly celsbfstsd fof lts srceilsnt ilgss.
tive quaii,lct. b. a.go a refreshing and dsiri0gf
summer drink either pure 90 mixsd With ffait
syrup. milk. vine or bran az.
APOLLfEhkf5 WATER-frgD Ehsnsh.
Prussia, GsFmEHy. ln pluts ard quarts
- WEL1Y a CO..
lfl8 NaiE abd iizi Hafket sIrssth
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PERSONAL.

TTEETIOF. LADiEs '-"ENNA" HCsr
n DsTsi oper vii eaiarrs your bust inches.
guaranteed sealed inftructloEs e. ~ % PAGE
illustrated cats.ogus o.. ~ mall ENhA Toll
LET BAZAR. Boston. NHsa oct
AMHH wife. TIcb ~ root. SEED llnh
s"~Assea Tor HstfinDnial paq~r. esht
sealed tn plain wrapper. Nk An y Ah.,
DRAKE, CeltrEi Bank Bag Chicago i9elsali
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

The REGISTER. embracing its several odl-
items. % entered at the Postomco IN Wheel
rg. NJ. Va, as sccond-clsss matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

THE reported illness OF typhoid fever
OF mr. WUIrAN L. WILSON in Mexico
is sad news TO hts millions OF friends
and weu-w.sbers in Che United States,
who have been expecting his speedy re-
turn TO health with the release from his
heavy Congressional labors. They can
only hope shat the report OF his condi-
ti0n is exaggerated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

5000 YIELDS $40 WEEKLY ~, F 56%s9l
INFALLIBLE HANDlCAPPING system.
Best and safest speculative Investment edored
Third successful year Prospectus 1924 free.
G. d. ROWE, Box II Brooklyn, n. 7. ielleadb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
BUSINESS CHANCE.

ClEED FOR OUR LITTLE BOOK now TO
- Speculate Successfully Naluab,e lnfor-
nation on the Grain and stock Market. mailed
free. COMSrOCK, HUGHES q CO., Rialto
Building, Chicago. 2Jdq
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FOUND.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ROLLER SKATING, NORM FISx End

North End Rink will open Wednesday,
February 2Sth, and coatinue everV
wednesday and saturday, from TO 1880
y. N saturday afternoons for Ladies and
LUTZ BROS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
CHANGE.

We have purchased the grocery business
herstofore conducted by ~. E Murray a o.,
at 1905 Market street. which We will continue
under firm name OF g. y. Hardlng a. Co. Solic-
ring continuance OF thc patronage, we Will
make every EFFORT 50 merit salno.
G.. n. HARDING,
y. HARDING.
WHEEtiNo. ". Va, Feb o., 1884 ieZ3eAdc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

TIE proposed method OF securing
quorum 10 Congress by fning members,
whorefuse 20 vote, for absenteeism, does
not meet the approval OF Congressman.
It Would be an effective method, how
ever, OF preventing that sort Of absent
eeism. The law provides that the mem
Der who IS absent without leave and not
on account Of sickness shall forfeit his
salary during she time OF his absence.
According TO the record members
who refuse 20 vote are absent This
rule has never been enforced, but is IS
the law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
THE LIBEL Law IN iAssACHUsETTs

THE LIBEL Law IN mAsBACHUsETTs.
The Judiciary Committee Of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, having charge
of a bin to amend the libel laws, has de-
cided thata retraction OF a libelIouS
statement in a newspaper ought not to
be taken into consideration in estimat-
ing a claim for damages on account OF
such statement
at seems proper" says the Boston
Herald, $50 say that the newspapers are
thus held to more rigid accountability
for their utterances than apy other in
stftution in the affairs Of men.
tits more than that. tits gross In
Justice TO newspapers. It lays them
liable Co heavy damages for perfectly
Innocent error. a correction, which
may be given the same circulation IS
the alleged libel, counting FOR nothing.
The Judiciary Committee OF the Bay
State Legislature appears 20 think that
newspapers are outside the pale Of o.
binary Justice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25


MosT people do not know that Hon.
GALUsuA A. GROW, who received so
enormous a majority for Congressman
nt-large in Pennsylvania last week, and
whose election is regarded as Pennsyl-
vauia's condemnation OF the Democratic
policy Of tariff reform, is himself on
record as an advocate Of free coal A
few years exc 10 testimony before a
conn OF Congress, and 10 numer-
gsDaper interviews, Mr.. GROW
suuously argued that frea trade In
.Jal would be decidedly advantageous
20 the mining interests Of Pennsylvania.
Strange ihings Happen in politics
ENG1IsH marines we're outwitted by
African slave-dealers whom they went
after with machine guns the other day.
They made the blunder Of employing,
or, rather, OF not watching, the natives
who carried their ammunition aud
water. The natives deserted TAX
ing the ammunition and water with
tbem. Then the troops started 20 drag
their machine guns back, aud were am
pushed on the road. Many OF their
number we're killed and wounded from
the fire Of the concealed forces Of the
Blavedealers before they escaped to the
coast Their yalor was greater than
their discretion.
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FOR SALE.

VoR SALE BICYCLE, NEW. LATEST
u make. Call on Or Eddrsss j. n. D., Regis
Ter ofios Sul6edh
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FOR RENT.

UoR REST-FoUR ROOMS Is TIKI RBlR
n ofIO47 MGin street GEO. BUSCH. fsietdh
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WANTED.

WANTED-POSTTION TO WORK ON A
w farm by married man with 3 small fam
lily. Would want renting free For furthsr in-
formation address o. care this ofhce les5dqer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM WITH
w board, IN private family by gentleman
AID wife. Sta-e location, terms, etc. a. II.
B." this Office. 25dQ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

NOR SALE-BLANK DEEDS OF TRUST,
II blank deeds, blank leases justices and
lawyers blanks Of AT kinds power-of-sitofney
blanks for sals and FOR reRt cards AZ kEsnrEa
Office.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1894-10-13

When the readers of our denomi-
national papers are being charmed by
vacation letters from the facile pens
of Drs. Gunnison, Adams and others,
it may seem like presumption for me
to venture a contribution in that line.
Yet l make bold to do SO, trusting
that the nearness of our work to the
hearts of our people may give an in
terest to my communication and thus
make amends for lack of skill and
grace in writing. venture, therefore,
to write something of our vacation in
Japan.
To most of our private correspon-
dents Karuizawa is familiar name,
but most of our people have never
heard of it; and yet it is the place
which has become by a sort of natu-
raj selection retreat for our mission
from the trying heat of the summer.
Karuizawa, seen in all its native sim
plicity, is a small unattractive town of
half hundred houses situated at the
extreme edge of large plain begirt
by mountains on all sides but one,
the side which slopes toward the
Western sea. 1t was once prosper
GUS place, being situated on one of
the great roads which connect the
two capitals of Japan, and along
which not many years ago feudal
lords and their retinues passed in
state. More than one dirty, un-
kempt matron can point to room in
her rambling smoke begrimed house
which has been honored by the pres
ence of some dignitary in the olden
times. In these rooms are preserved
the autographs of these great men,
irrefragible evidence of the honor con-
ferred upon the owners. But with
the march of improvement the town
has fallen into decay. The people
lead alternating existence. During
the cold months they sit over the fires
and smoke and talk and sleep. With
the advent of the foreigners they are
aroused to temporary activity. At
present almost their entire means of
living are derived from the foreign
ers.
Such is the town; but we do not
come here for the town, but for the
superb mountain scenery, the noun
tain tramps, and the bracing noun
tain air. The difference between the
sultry, water laden air of Tokyo and
the cool invigorating air of Karuizawa
has to be experienced to be under