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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
vELocIrY or A oANNoN nALL.
Its Measurement by simple and Certain
Process


Process
How to measure the velocity Of a
projecile in its fight from a gun
seems 90 the uninitiated a difficult
problem, and yet it amounts to little
more than just the division Of a certain
space passed over by the time which
1t has taken 70 DO this, both space and
time being determined by measure
ment and apparatus of the simplest
character. Somewhere in the path of
the projectile are placed two wire
screens, each formed of a simple frame
across which a wire runs back and
forth, forming part of an electric bat
terry circuit in which an accurate time
piece Is also interpOsed. As the pro-
Jectile, on being fired from the gun.
passes through the first screen. the
circuit OF which it is a part is broken
and the clock is started the index
originally pointing to zero. On pass
ing through the second screen. the pro-
Jectile interrupts the second circuit.
WlJnlhe ehect Of instantly bringing the
clock mechanism to a stop. knowing
then the exact distance between the
TWO screens, usually several hundred
feet iJ follows that by dividing it by
the number Of seconds or the fractions
or a second marked on the clock dial.
representing lifetime which has elaps-
ed during the passage of the projectile
from Scren TO screen TO screen, We OBJ
tain the number of feet per second
which the projectile was travelling.
Nothing much simpler could be de
vised, the whole secret of satisfactory
measurement lying in the accuracy Of
the time determination. in which even
so small a thing as q fraction of a sec
ond becomes a factor Of the utmost i'm
pOrtanCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10


The REGISTER
.n. rs. Va, APRIL 9.-Feople
have be~un seriously to
....o. tho l.+e regieio+,,ra
CITY laws '"''0 ~ '"'''''
that certain bills were passed
tuo Houses of the LEGISLATURE
.s-,.1 nv tho covo~ror
"..' .'. l.l'- were necessary 'o
.r-v laws. bul what those laws
.- where they may be found no
r- fo know. Letters and tele-
... pouring in daily TO the Sec
State asking for copies of
.rta- orr some information re-
trefr provisions. but as the
tho House of DELEGATES who
.-.... -.....r of the rolls locked
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
BENWOOD.

Frank Crockard. of this place, who
has been assistant manager Of the
Riverside tube workl for several
years. has accepted a position at Steu-
benville as manager of the Jefferson
blast furnace.
Wall Paper, new styles, low prices,
at NJ. & w. Deega n.
Miss Laura Burgy, of POwhatan, who
has been the guest of friends at this
place for several days, returned home
yesterday.
There will be an entertainment at
the public school Friday afternoon.
The engine at the pudding depart
ment of the Wheeling steel works
which runs the rolls broke yesterday
and caused the department to be of
Yesterday. but will so on in full this
morning.
Mrs. Bridget Clark, an aged lady
of this place, who died Monday even
ing. will be buried to-day at 1890 a.
m. at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Shoes in all styles and shapes to
suit the times. at NJ. & w. Deegan.
Cbas. Springer left yesterday for
Pittsburg, where he went on bust
ness.
Thomas Beatty has returned from
Blaine, o.
-Four applications for membership
TO the Red Mems Society were pre-
scented last evening at their meeting.
The Benwood Building and Loan AS
sociation held meeting last night.
To-day is pay day with the city Off
Laura McGarrell. of Sistersville. is
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Clark.
Secretary Burchinal, Of the Benwood
and MoundsvilIe Southern Street Rail-
way Company. was here yesterday
looking after the interests Of the com
pany. ,,
Vile. was here yesterday on bust
ness.
Floor Oilcloth and Window Shades.
big assortments. Call and see NJ. &
W. Deegan.
PROF. VERNULLO HAS ARRIVED.
D,iv performance ). ., :, 9p. m. at the
star Clothing House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
lIENrINo \ nNoINEN So.


The Patient Discharged Cured at the End
OF Right Months.
John j. Brennan. of Brooklyn who
H.s been q patient i'm the Homeopathic
Hospital ON Cumberland street since
y 20 last. under treatment for q
broken neck. has been discharged
cured. Brennan, who at the time he
- with his mish0p. was q pressman
u The employ of John Ferguson, went
his home shortly before midnight
saturday June 2S. last year. As
reached the toDmosJ step of the
IRIS from the FIRST 90 the second
.- he lost his balance and fell back
rJ down the whole flight of stairs.
was found unconscious an hour or
I later and was laid on lounge,
where he remained until the afternoon
sunday. July go when he was re-
moved to the hospital
A. reporter saw the patient i'm the
r.1I. and Brennan, who IS fine
looking young man. said, as he walked
long by the reporters side:
-When I recovered consciousness af-
-r my ftli was lying on lounge in
house. unable t0 move q muscle.
UcU ! must have struck on the
back 1t my head and neck, for it was
r. Z felt the most pain. l weighed
'> pounds at the time I FELL and have
.r.r recovered my fun weight The
trouble I have now is "a slight
..s Iu my right hand and arm.
that difficulty is improving all the
-... and & believe I viii Dee able 10 do
" davis work within o week or
Love- who took Brennan 20 the
'I iu the ambulance. and who
-. Dr. Sch3l. the house surgeon,
care of the patient ever since,
is one of The most remarkable
cases ever treated. When 1
Brennan he could not move
.a He was suffering from par
which is "a paralysis of the
To. once said that there was q
OH the yertebra, and hurried
hospital There was prom
al the back of the neck. and
.ut was unconscious. III it had
.-. third or fourthcervical YER
that was broken death would
resulted at once. and. therefore,
reason t0 believe that there was
trr life. Upon examination
. that che fracture was az the
.rricai vertetr8.
AT" reduced the disiOC0tiGn by ma
..r. and he body was lSpt eN-
Nr Eh,S, the foot of the bed
raised There was not only
alton. bUt am actual fracture of
-...r1. and &c was only by keep
... body extended sc fun length
Brennan was brOUgb, around
.' is uoW alive TO tell his own
He WAS sivon electrical treat
several times daily. and he lay
his neck supported by sand
without mOying muscle for
.aurhs
tnHu we noticed @ slight i'm
yemen. Boz feeling i'm his left hand.
'.....er last Do SAT- mp I'm bed, but
supported 10y pillows. On
' te Mst got ON his feet
NOT bear his weight on his
rr time. For the last two
"a aas been walking about the
aside from q slight trouble
use OF lis right arm. is fully re-
''. VrENUILO HAS ARRIvEP.
g.--,- -rrto-mance So, 5,s,0 p. m. at the
'-.--.lg House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10

swans. who annually pockets $3.50 for
looking after the sacred birds on the
royal waters. Lastly, there is the
Queens rat catcher" who is especi-
ally attached to Buckingham Palace.
HIS salary, SIS, is provided outside the
civil list. Every session the House of
commons, in committee of supply, con-
slders this vote and gravely agrees to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF n deed OF trust made by W /.
Criswell and Margaret J. triswcll, his vic, 10
me as trustee. dated April /. 1893, and re-
corded in the Office OF the Clerk al the County
Coart OF Ohio county, West Virginia. in deed
OF trust book No. IS, page BPS. viii sell nj
public auction at the north front door OF the
Court House Of said county, on saturday.
Nav l. 1885, commencing at 10 o'clock II
m. the following described property, situat
and being in Richie district, Ohio county
State OF West Virginia, and bounded and de
scribpd ~ follows, tO-wit: Beginning at
locust on the south side Of the farm (as
marked on the plato, thence south "6' 20
w 4L14 poles TO stake. thence =. 50 40 ".
3l.0T poles 10 stake lnear ola white oak,
thence \. 80 ~ W. JO.62 poles to stake
and corner to land owned by Milton Mont
gomery. thence with said Montgomery line
~ 4go 30 +. 3i.12 poles TO a stake, thence
y. 100 90 +. 5t.J1 poles to a stake, thence
n l. 30 T.. 80. Z poles to stake on henOrth
side of the Wheeling and Elm Grove Turnpike
aud In the line OF land owned 10y Simon Bupp,
thence with said Bopps line ;. ~ 30 =.
90 OF DOies to a stake al forks of road. thence
thence 5. SO - Z. 14.9I poles 20 siakeon
edge OF county road thence leaving county
r0nd S. 40 10 W. 4.J4 poles 90 stake,
thence < 40 2O' L. 5.37 poles 10 stake,
hence : $50 -, ". 1898 poles 10 stake.
thence = 100 10 W. 57.5S poles TO tho begin
ming containing thirty 600 acres, two ~
rood and fifteen 90 poles. more or less, be-
ing the same property conveyed to SAID
parties Of the first part by II. j. Criswell and
Annie +. Ciswel his wife. by deed dated
March / s. 1898. and Of record In the office %
the Clerk of the County Court % ONO county,
West Virginia in deed book No. %, pages 3jT
and 3jS Excepting and reserving from the
said real rstHte the following portion thereof,
which f. understood and agreed do not pass
by and are not included in this convey vance,
viz First the stone or bituminOus coal un-
DERIVING the said farm. which was reserved
by former gr8ntOr. Second, this convey
ance IS also subject TO the rights and case
mrnts granted By HOrtense +. Edwards and
others to the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia which rights and easements are
substantially as follows, tO-wt: The right
to lay and maintain gas pipes and 10 erect
and maintain telephone and telegraph poles
and wires IN the route laid out across said
farm where the gas main oi said company il
now located; also subject TO prior liens, II
any.
TERMs or SALE-May be for cash or on
credit OF two years with good security. or
partly for cash and partly on a credit Of one
year with good security.
np4eb Z. NJ. GARVIN, Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Bloch Properly. corner Main and
Ninth streets. 81 feet front extending 10
river: will sell part or all OF a..
4 fine building lot at "ooGsdaie. 81,
\ piece of Market street property north oil
the PostOfiice. ~.
The residence OF Mrs Elizabeth Hunter. NO.
1O5 Zane street corner OF YORK street
No. 1928 FOurTeenth street, lot SOXiO leeL
No. 1900 Chapline street, hne residence
30 81 south broadway, fac residence
Two fine lots on South Broadway, island.
FINE building lots in Pleasant Valley
The John w. Mcclure Homestead. cor
ner OF South Front and Ohio strests' AZ !
reduced figure.
desirable residence property, No. ~ ie-
diana arreet; rooms: modern.
Nos. 2216 and 2elS market street. =
double brick dwellinga property oil ' rooms eaGn
No 2S2I Eoh street, 2-Story frame dwell,
ing of6 rooms; halt lot, No. Asa. 70. L. 2o1ISJ
No. 5as aIaI troot, 2-stery brick dwelling
Of Il rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RTNEEART g. TATUM
City Eank Building Room Nos, Telephons ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
A GOOD OUTLOOK.
Sheep and Cattle in West Virginia are
Bringing Very Fair Prices

And the Indications are That They
viii Continue Through the Sea-
sOn-WoOl is Still Low, Owing to
A Combination Among Buyers,
But the Effect on the Price of
Clothing is Beneftting the Entire
COmmunity-An Interesting In
terVleW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
What We Claim
AND DEFY CONTRADICTION!

That we sell more goods than any other
retail house in the State.
That we sell a better quality of goods
for the money than any other retail house
in the State.
That we never advertise any article
that we have not in stock.
That no other house in the State can
compete with US.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
4 Chinese SAGE.
He Submits a Scheme for Annihilating
the japanese.

Each Soldier to Garry a Sword, a
Bucket Of Water and a Bamboo
Pole-The Water to Dampen the
Enemy's Powder, the Pole to En-
tangle His Legs and the Sword to
Finish Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
TRUSTEES GALE

Of Elm Grove Real EStaIe.
Bv virtue OF deed OF trust made by 4. II.
Bartholomew 70 the undersigned Wheeling
Title and Trus; Company IA trustee, bearing
date on the fifteenth day Oi March. i'm the
ycar of our Lord one thousand eiSht hundred
and ninctY-three. and recorded IN tne once Oh
the Clerk OF the County Court 81 ONO county,
West Virginia In Deed OF Trust Book 81,
pope 575' the undersigned trustee. the Wheel
ing Title and Trust Company, willproccgd 10
erii nj public auction at the front door ot the
Court House OF Ohio county, IN wheeling,
West Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, THE STH DAY OF MAY, 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock u. m. the follow
inc described real property. situate In the
town OF Elm Grove, in OHIO county, west
Virginia. that Is to say: Beginning nj stake
on the northwestcrly side oi the National
Road. and at a point which Is one hundred
and ffty-seypn feet southwestward from
northwesterly prolongation Of the centre line
OF the Key Lane Cor the division line between
subdivisions NJ. q. and y. Z. OF the shepherd
estate: (see Deed Book No. %. page 5i3)
thence from said one hundred aud hity-seven
foot stake at u right Hng from the centre
line OF the National Road, as per the Shep-
herd estate survey, northwest ardly one
hundred aud thirty-iive feet. more or less, 10
Little Wheeling Creek, thence down said creek
and binding thereon. sixty feet. or more. 70 n
point which is sixty feet at right angles ana
sOuthwestward from the said one hundred
and thirty-fve foot line: thence southeast
and thirty-five foot line (and sixty feet dis
tant at right angles and sOuthwcstward
thcrofrom) for a distance OF one hundred and
thrtv-fve feet more or less. TO the north
westerly side OF snid National Road. and
with the same northeastward sixty feet to
the place OF beginning.
Also all the right. title and interest OF the
said A. H. Bartholomew in and 10 so much
Of the bed of said Little Wheeling Creek rs
lies between extensions nOrthward across
said Lite Wheeling Creek OF the east and
west boundary lines OF the tract or parcel Of
land herein above first bounded Described.
All said above bounded and described prop
erty Is all OF the property which was convey
Cd to the said A. II. Bartholomew by Alonzo
Loring by deed dated March -, 1893.
TERMS OF SALE.-Gpe-third OF the purchase
money, or as much more as the purchaser
may elect TO pay cash in hand on the day Of
sale. and the residue in two equal install
ments. payable respcctivelyin twelve months
and eighteen months from the day ot sale,
with interest from that day, the purchaser 90
give his notes with good security Tor the de-
ferred payments and the legal title 70 he re-
tanned as further security until payment In
full.
The title Is believed to be good. bnt selling
~ trustee the undersigned Wheeling Iitleand
Trust Company will convey only such title 1i
Is vested In it by the above mentioned de'd
OF trust.
WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST COM
PANY. Trustee. ap6oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
n.2r ANY LAWS made?
r& What We're They and
v HIS Become of Them?

-.-s--r OF Anxious Inquiries for
-- % Acts Of tho Late Legis-
--- cannon be Answered Be
tho Copies are Locked Up
tho Custodian Absent-A
. serious State of Affairs.
Force. About Which No
Knows Anything.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
PRICE LIST.

cans best Tomatoes...............
cans Standard Sugar Corn.............25c
: oore Standard Pens. 25c
lbs best Ginger naps...................2o c
. lbs best California Prunes.
lbs best California Raisins..
lbs best Butter Crackers.
. lbs best Corn Starch. ....................25c
lbs Carolina Rice. ..........,.........'25c
lbs Tapioca. ...........'.'...''''''''-
bottles ketsup. .loc
bottles pickles. Zoe
Choice Cal. Evap. Peaches, per lb......lOc
Choice Cal. Evap. Apricots, per lb......lOc
Choice fresh Salmon, per can............ SC
Best Lunch and Lemon Cakes, per h.. &c
Parlor Matches, 200 full count, per box. lie
Send for Price Lists, mailed free to any
address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO OIL MEN.
An Opportunity Of a Lifetime.

wehave a blcck OF nearly one thousand acres
OF land north OF east OF the Archer's Fork oil
field.
The FIRST block OF 100 acres lies right against
the farm on which there are four producing
wells. Al least eight producing wells ara To-
Gated within half mile OF some OF the land.
Not dry hole has been drilled IN the block.
To the proper persons who will agree 10 de-
yelep the territory, we will offer very liberal
terms. Thsre can be no question as TO the
value Of the territory, and men interested in
oil who are looking for investments will make
no mistake ia communicating with us. Al
dress
DIR. j. X. TAYLOR & CO,
mSr2eod Archcr's Fork, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
.EnR sAlE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-NEW sIX-ROoM HOUSE
+ laundry. bath room. attic. hall, porches,
In the best location. VIII be sold at bar
gain. Enquire OF 76 South Penn street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10

EIoR RENT-THAT ELEGANT Store Room,
x No 1914 Main street. now occupied by
House & Hermann. Has good elevator service
and fire proof vault in Office. Possession given
April LIST, 1895 Apply 70 kenny K. LIST, az
City Bank. nolSeh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

business property in central part Of the
city'that will pay as an investment.
Modern dwelling, choice location only
n few minutes walk from central part OF
city.
Modern dwelling on the Island. 5F..
Choice Pleasant Valley lots
roomed cottage. Sc North York z+-oo+
in first class condition at big bargain.
TO LET.
Business property. dwellings and -o,r,a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT WILL RENT FOR OF
fees or dwelling, five rooms and stable in
the rear of house No. 1913 Chapline street.
Possession given at once. For terms In
quire of T. S. Riley. attorney at law, In
the building. w. J.. CALM. mT2icdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10

'i. NrENUILO HAS ARRTVEP.
g..-,.. 'o-n'ance s., s, :, o p. m. at the
N..--.ug House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-10

PROF. VERNULLO HAS ARRIVED.
D,irv performance ). ., :, p. m. At the
star Clothing House
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
SOME CURVES IN A PINK SKIN.
one nay spent In n sfudio-Norei
Experiences with n Painter of the
Nude-Professionai and Amateur
Models.



"why ia 1: that model VINO will
pose for the nude iiil not dlsfobe
and dress in the presence Ct the att
lst7
Women may offer themselves, as
the eternal Trilby. for the foot. To un-
lace the shoe and strip the stocking
they turn their backs or ask for Sc
clusion. For the arms and bust they
demand a chamber or curtain, while
for the figure, we'll
81 never saw the girl who would
not seek portiere or closed door
to prepare, says Napoleon snony.
"And all genuine artists respect their
modesty, and would not have it other
wise" he added
"why7"
MY judgment is that woman in
stinctively feels the force Of Macau-
lays remark. that suggestion is
stronger than exposure
With this gospel in mind re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Where does she prepare her speciaI
toilette asked the reporter
why, here" replied Vaith, drawing
aside a heavy portiere that hung across
u corner of the room.
Within the scanty triangular space
disclosed was chair, a peg row. from
which hung wooden tights, robes and
blankets There was also tiny mir
ror above a drawer containing comb
and brush ana powder box
The Model Comes.
Promptly as the Grace church chimes
pealed two a light knock sounded upon
the door
Come in" shouted the artist.
The door swung gently open and a
voting woman appeared. The reporter.
ubedient to Instruction, clasped one
knee and gazed upon her as coldly as
he could manufacture the expression.
The girl was about II, dreksed In a
plumed hat feather trimmed velvet
cloak. and fun length skirt OF ex-
pensive material. She was short vet
not petite; heavy, but not gross; rather
athletically built, and her face, while
not beautiful, was fresh and full Of
bouyant expression.
Come right In cried Valth, Il have
been expecting you. This is my French
friend, NJ. Crapaud. Unfortunately. he
cannot speak English
The reporter discreetly confined his
aclSnOwlc gements to solemn bow
and resumed his scat.
After u brief conversation bearing
upon the progress OF the sketch, Vaith
said: Now for a little paint today"
Banlshing the nlsglyings which she
had evidently nurtured. she passed be-.
hind the curtains.
After ten minutes soft voice came
from behtad tho curtain, II am ready, :,
She issasd forth, wrapped in a crash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

The Gentleman's Magazine
Let us see what richness OF stellar
distribution is implied by this number
of 100, 900 900 OF visible stars. II may be
easily shown that the area OF the whole
sky In both hemispheres is 4l.255 square
degrees. This gives 1924 stars to the
square degree. The moons apparent
diameter being slightly over half de-
gree. C3i minutes seconds.) the area
OF It's disk is about one-nfth of a
square degree. The area OF the whole
star sphere is consequently about 200
900 times tho area of the fun moon. 4
total OF lOo,OO0.0OO OF stars gives there
fore 800 stars to each space of sky
equal in area to the full moon.
This seems large number, but stars
scattered even rs thiclIly as this would
appear at considerable distance apart
when viewed with a telescope OF n
high power As the area Of the moons
disk contains about 100 square minutes
OF arc, there would mot be an average
OF even one star to each square min
ute A pair OF stars half minute or
20 seconds apart. would FORM a very
wide double star, and with stars placed
at even this distance the moons disir
would cover about 5000, or six times
the actual number visible In the larg-
est telescopes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

porter for the Journal paid visit
to the ateliers of several Of those New
York artists who work at figure paint
ing.
Almost all the artists maintain dress
ing rooms. but some Of the younger
and smaller fry do not.
An afternoon with Horace Eaith,
at the top OF the old studio building at
Tenth avenue and Broadway afforded
a Characteristic example of the ways
and means Of the sub-world of art.
II Is no violation Of his confidence
that Naith paints for clubs and cafes
those studies of the nude which so
many OF them affect, His pictures
are scattered from one end Of the coun-
try TO the other, disseminated
company engaged in that business.
spend an hour and l will give Ju
prey for your PEN" he said,
Disgusting the LOolScr-On,
But you must dissemble," he added,
racing about the place and catching
an old Nelveteen Jacket which he flung
at the reporter.
Put that on. You are my French
friend, M'sieur Crapaud, just from the
PARTS lSonsairvatwar,' SaveZf He
rushed on smudging the reporters face
and fingers with oaked paint and slip
ping a brush behind his ear.
Look critical; ignore, condemn des-
plse her, for she's shy. She's an anna
teur-of good connections, l take 1t,
She came to me a week ago, blushing
like the dawn, and asked to pose. She
does not want anything for it. She
is enamored of her figure
81 wouldn't take her for the full
figure, but am setting her up for a
copy Of Grantin's Appeal l only use
the torso"
He set upon the easel charcoal
sketch Of the familiar print, a wo-
man with uplifted arms and head
thrown back
II do this" said he, earnestly. to
| discourage her. The attitude is about
| the most taxing one can think Of. and
! complete exposure Is not involved.
"FIer color helps me. She is baby
| pink--as fresh and dewy as a prim-
| rose. You shall see, She Is due at 3
| o'clock, It lacks that by 10 minutes