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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
AT The NAMELESS BROWNIES GAMES
LAST NIGHT.
The Brownies Break a Long Record O.
Nameless VictOries--The Parkersburg
Shoot---The Big Cooking Main.

"Ab, close your mug, said key, as
be looked into the face Of
one OF the Brownie rooters
after the second game. "Youse fellers
s been masticatln' do cloth all night.
Why, de Brownies is back number De
Nameless was too sure O. winnin' de
furst game. aud dey kind o. TOOK tings
easy. Didn't ys see how dey swiDed
'em when dey got dere tights on? Dey
was workin' de Brownies for bets.
See? II dey knowed you was goin' 10
do so much howlin', you wouldn't 'a'-bin
in it iur a minute
Keys confidence in the Nameless
team was somewhat shaken alter the
6rst game, although he would not ad-
nit it. When the Brownies took big
lead in the second game he posted
friend to bring him the news and left
the building, 10 reappear again with d
broad smile on his face when Nameless
stock was in the ascendancy.
The two contests attracted the big
gest crowds Of the season, and every
man was an Indian in the 6guratve &C
cepJatIou OF that term. Sympathy for
the opposing teams was about evenly
divided. The games were played on
alleys numbers one and four. The
rooters lined the other two alleys six
deep, and took prominent part in the
coaching. Every good play was the
signal for wild cheer, which was an
swered with a dsmoniacal yell from the
opposing forces. Altogether, il was q
lively and interesting scene.
In the first game the Brownies took a
lead which they maintained until the
nth inning. The clubs alternated In
the lead until the close OF the game. In
the last inning the Brownies were
eleven pins ahead. The Namless play
ers made squirt, but lacked three pins
of winning. The high score was made
by Hervey The score:
Brownies-Hervey 10, Mcclure l46,
DeHinden 100, Robinson 129, Kuglen
142, Ewing lis. Total, sos
NsmelesS-Campbell 13l, Bowlin l5@,
Atkinson I22, Wells 124, Riddle les,
Caren bauer. loo. Total, SOB
BroWuies-lC6 is, ga, $40, 4l5. 1872 COS, 697,
'Nsmcisss-sl. III, 26s. 3i4, as, 49,, 500, 6S9,
715. sos.
In the second game the Brownies
again took the lead, holding IL for but
three frames. They rallied in the
seventh, but the pace was too fast, and
thev finished SO pins in the rear. Wells
and Robinson carried off the individual
hOuOrs. The score:
Brownies-Hervey 1877, Mcclure 152,
De linden 1872, Robinson 164, Kuglen
l37, Ewing l1O-tOtal $50.
Nameless-Campbell 122, Bowlin 149,
Atkinson 15s, Wells Isl, Riddle 149,
Carenbauer l40-tOtal SIS.
Nameless-74, I6l, 23i, S4S, AS $50, 6J5, 72i,
So SIS 90,
Browuies-Sl lSS, Psi, S26, S9l, Az sol, $50
7G3 So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
PARKERSBURG SHOOT.
Results of the Preliminary Contest.
Yesterday Afternoon.

Results of the Preliminary Contests,
Yesterday Afternoon.
Special TO the Register.
ParkerSbuTg, w. Va, February o.
The weather was favorable for the
sweepstakes shoot to-day, under the
auspices of the Parkersburg Gun Club
The attendance was large and much
interest was taken in the sport by the
large gathering. Among the promi-
nent sportsmen present at the meeting
from distance are King, of Pittsburg
the champion wing shot of Pennsyl-
vania and Canada; Wright, of Wheel
ing; VeTges, of Lowell; Bible, of
Macksburg; Alkire, of Circleville; Laird
Of Washington, D. c., and others.
The entries for tomorrow are very
important, and the shooting will con-
tinue. The preliminary matches are
being shot off to-day.
The main event was go live birds,
entrance fee SIS. The contestants
and their scores were as follows:
Clark q, King q, Stephens %, Alllire
%, Cover 10, Verges Is. There were
seven other events of seven live birds
each, s. entrance. The shoot will be
continued tomorrow, and some more
good shots are expected. The only
birds missed by King and Clark in the
big event dropped dead just out Of
bounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
FOUGHT a DRAW.
A Very Tame Exhibition by Maher and
Rar Last Night.


Ran Last Night.
Boston, Mass, February 22.-The
Suffolk Athletic Club, at a meeting to-
night, presented six round bout be-
tween Peter Maher, champion middle
weight of Ireland, and Jim Hall, Of
Australia, as the chief feature. The ref
cree, J. A. Keliher, called draw at the
finish and the 1000 spectators who were
present Kissed the decision. The
battle was very tame, Maher forcing
the fighting in all but the fourth round
and did the most effective work.
Throughout the contest Hall was on
the defensive and the GOODNESS with
which both finished the sixth and what
was expected TO be the decisive round,
when both men smiIingly walked 10
their corners, called forth Kisses from
the spectators. Maher was in perfect
fighting fozm at III pounds. Hall was
trim at 1917,
Maher forced Hall to the four corners
of the ring, and made his object the
heart OF the Australian. At no time
during the contest was there an indica-
ton Of finish contest, but Maher
showed his superiority in leading and
couutering. Frank Keefe, of South
Boston, and Joe Donovan, OF East Bos-
ton, opened the entertainment with a
six round contest. Donovan knocked
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RULES
OF
St. luE8'S Free Reading

These rooms shall be kept open for the ac-
cln lnouatoh al visitors from 20 10 o. M
SAch NJ every eFenlus iu the week. except
sunday or upon such occasions as the use Of
ehrh may granted 10 any o. the Church
societies ~ the management
NOISE or loud conversation in this buiIding
prohibited aud no one shall act 10 "A disor-
deriy manner ia this building or approaches
thereto.
Smodng or the use OF tobacco in any part OF
ms building except the Smoolng Room i,
strictly prohibited
BOYS are not allowed in the Smoking Room.
NO 10Y nnder - years Of age snail us allowed
the privilege ~ THIS Renaing Room. eycept
upon the written request Of his parents or
guardian.
Papers, magazines and other periodical,
must be returned to the tab : from which thew
axe taken. Papers, periodicals. etc must not
De scattered or disatranged upon the tables
Books taken from the shelves must be r.
paced on the shelves after reading
Inere seal be provided for the use o. WISH
Tors, sucu games as chess. dominoes and check
5rS, and none Others.
NO party shall occupy table FOR more than
play.
NOTE-These rooms are in charge Teach
evening or two gentlemen members OF ST.
Luke Chapter OF ST. Authcny'S BROTHERHOOD
and they are required 10 See that these rules arc
obeyed and enforced. Visitors are expected to
axe an interest In the objects OF tine Reading
Room. ana assist the management Ia Their ef-
forte for the good oil all. feu.3rq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
,rNArnRIAL vACANCIEs.

II looks very much now as If there
would be three states unrepresented IN
,ho next Seuate-Delawore. Oregon
.,5 Idabo-as there have been three
r~ssbineton. wyoming and Montana
in the present Senate throush nearH
The whole session.
There is said to be little prospect Of
,hoosins a Senator in either of the first
.omod states on account Of failure TO
srres upon a candidate. and the result
ms deadlock.
THE situation furnishes an excellent
.ropment for the election Of Senators
~. direct vote of the people. 1t shows.
~ am exchange points out personal
a.,ls and inuigues in the legislatures
tn,t overcome even party unity and
nreyent proper representation Of the
states in the Senate, a condition that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Fortunate, very fortunate. s.,
nearly all Eastern and Hestso m,,.
chants, if you're well supplied vt
COOred and Black Cro1oas.
Months ago we saw tie lssto.
trend and "aelsed' The comma de-
mand and cabed every French man.
faCturer for Crel00s.
Now they are here One Of III,
grandest gatherings OF the most ias.
iOnable dress fabrics ever Shown Al
kinds and all cOIOrs, AMI 'ocaarg
OF Blacks. Prices IRON 400 ,0S5.
o. course true CrepOns are ra.
ted. Poorer and cheaper .a.-s be.
ing sold as genuine CrepOns. E,a7
thread Of ours is The simon 9raat.
Gle, and we'll guarantee OR ice;
to be the lowest anywhere to.0a
grades. Compare and see.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
Norwecian pid Dot Appsar.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, February %
At Normannia Rink this afternoon,
John 5. Johnson was to have had his
third race with Peter Ostlund, the
champion of Norway. The distance TO
be skated over was 10000 metres, or
six miles and 376 yards. There was a
large crowd on hand to witness the
event, but the Norwegian did not ap-
pear, claiming that he was handicapped
by weight and soft ice. Johnson tried
to go over the course alone and claim
the championship, but the spectators,
who demanded their money back were
angry because OF the refusal OF the
management TO reimburse them, blocked
the skaters passage and johnson was
taken to his dressing room under escort
of the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
nIEG

COOPER-Thursday, February q, 1898, a
1850 q. M, MRS. BEIDGEr CoorEE, IN the 'otL
year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, BIO McCol
loch street Sunday afternoon at . o'clocS
Iuterment at Mt calvary cemetery.
FINCK-W Wednesday, February 81, 1893, at
$40 O'Clock p. M, CHARLES ". FINCH, ased %
years, months and % days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2l09
Main street Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Iuterment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends OF
the family invited TO attend.
DELAPLAIN-on Thursday morning, Feb
mary n 1888. at S:3J O'Clock ANN, relict OF the
late L. $. Delaplain, in the 10Th year OF her age.
Funeral services at her late residence, No.
1907 Chapline street, on Saturday afternoon mt
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited. In
terment private. No flowers.
GACKSON-At Reyuoldton Pa, Wednesday,
JAuary 10Th, 1895, a. 9 a M, EMMA, VIE OF
John jackson, aged 80 years.
Funeral services at the residences Of her
motherin-law, Mrs. Annie Jackson, No. l4'
Aliey Is, this Saturday afternoon at2 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
Iutermsnt at Peninsula Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
Ia - - il the paopIe eleoted

would never exist if the people elected
Senators.
The tendency TO promote corruption
is the worst feature. however, and the
country at large probably does not SUI
fer greatly by the vacancies so occa-
stoned. But there is another bad fea-
ure to be taken account of, namely
the injury caused the States through
the obstruction of legislation in the
bodies that are deadlocked. Under
present arrangements there is no es-
cape from the daily vote for Senator,
even though a choice is hopeless, and
thus the matter remains a constant and
most conspicuous bone of contention
throughout the entire session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

DAVENPORT Iowa, Feb. eat the
Forester Gun Club tournament this af-
ternoon DR.. Carver won the third of the
series of cham pionship shoots with
Charley Budd, defeating the latter
with comparative ease. Budd drew the
hardest birds and fell behind early,
while the brilliant work OF Carver left
him further and further in the rear.
OF the last fifty birds, Carver missed
only two. Budd was in poor form and
slow 10 shoot. The total score was 50
TO II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
Princeton Yintsr snnrrs

PRINCETON, \. j., February 22.-At
Princeton the winter sports and exhi-
bition were held this afternoon before a
large audience. The programme con
sisted OF putting 16-pound shot, won by
Craig, 'o5. -four feet actual put 81
feet; lightweight wrestling, Wheeler.
'gS, seven minutes; pole vault, Tyler,
lScratcb) ten feet one inch, the Prince
ton record; middle weight wrestling, y.
Pope, four minutes; high jump, Craig,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Keefs out in one minute and thirty sec
onds. Johnny Mccain and Mike
Doherty, Of Boston, essayed an eight
round go, but the referee declared it OF
IN the third round.
Jake Smith and Tom Doherty, both
of Boston, fought five rounds, Doherty
winning by knock out in the fifth
round.
The bout which called for the most
applause was a six ronnd go between
Joe Lynch and Jim Gallagher, OF Bos-
ton ia which Gallagher stood up against
great odds until the close. The Maher-
Hall match did not begin until IL
o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Russell Sage says he wanted that
half million Of sold he drew from the
Treasury for private personal uses.
Did Uncle Russell so 20 HoOoken on
toOt?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

If Delaware. Idaho and Oregon do
not elect Senators the next Senate Will
stand 40 Republicans, $50 Democrats
and six Popllists-a lovely situation
for q deadlock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

1t is well that the Legislature got
through with the school-b0ok bill TO
have adjourned without cheapening
the school-books would have been to
place a crown Of infamy on the scandal
that has attended the bin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
Foot Ball at Parksrsburg.

Specie. 10 ne he1lstef.
PABKERsBURG, W. Va, February %
-ParkerSburg's rival foot ball teams
the High School aud ParkerSburg's, had
their innings at the fair grounds here
this afternoon, and the game was wit
messed by large number. Only the
first half OF the game was played, and
the score stood 4 20 in favor OF the
High School team. The mud was so
heavy that the game could not be fin
lsbed, some Of the players being unrec-
equitable and covered from head to
foot with mud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
Mard Gras Excursions Via FsunsyIvauia
Lines

Sale OF low rate excursion tickets 10
New Orleans and Mobile via Penusyl.
vania Lines will continue daily until
February oath. inclusive. Return Limit.
March 20th. For details see =. e. Tom
Inson or John Bai.le, Ticket Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
- KlLLED rnEIn Loo
And Ihrew the Meat away in Anticipa
tion of an Early Ending OF the World.

And Ihrew the Meat Away in AnticipR-
tion Of an Early Ending OF the World.
BRANPTON, ONT, February ED.
s. Mcclure, q highly respected farmer,
sud bis TWO brothers were brought 10
BramDton and lodged in jail, charged
with m2king murderous attack upon
;heir mother. The brothers have been
acting STRANGELY for some time and re-
Gently they killed their hogs and threw
them away, believing the end o, the
world was near and that food would not
be required long. They, with their TWO
sisters, will be sent 90 an insane asylum.
THE regular Monthly Market, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF The Second Presbyterian Church,
will be held on Saturday, February 23rd,
al thee o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Gen. Lew Wallace's defense Of the
Turks from the charges in connection
with the alleged Armenian outrages lis
entitled to much weight Probably no
one not a Turk is better acquainted
with the Turks than Gen. Wallace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
sPARRING EXHIBITIONTO-NIGH1

sPARRING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The sparring exhibition tonight for
John Halfpenny's benefit, at the Co
lumbar Athletic Club, below Forty
eighth street, promises to be a success.
Some of the steel and tube workers
have dubbed together and bought two
valuable prizes to be give to the win
ners in two of the main bouts. Seven
or eight bouts viii take place and some
of them viii be very interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

People smell better with their
mouths shuL-ExChange
Particularly those with bad breaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

'Tho.Rspublicans had control of the
Legislature for the first time in TWEEN
ty-five years, and now we have fritz
tered away the time Of the session and
done practically nothing for the people
of the State Senator Nelson Il.
Whitaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
SALTS AND REPRESENTING BROS.

'95, six inches). actual jump, FIVE feet
six inches; rope climbing, 10 feet, u
G.. Blakemore, Is seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Hot Springs became Red Hot Springs
for a while yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

Society in New York is going TO the
dogs. It's a great kennel show.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

The country celebrated its pa
birthday in great shape yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

GO TO the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church for your cakes, bread aud pies
Saturday, February 23rj.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
. L. HoGE, c. E. A L. WHrE, City Engines
HOGE & WHITE,

CIVIL ENGINEERS * SURVEYORS.
Surveys, Plans Specifications, Estimates and
Superintendence Tor Bridges Water supply.
Sewage and Placements. ONCE City Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. fe3eod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23

And yet China invented gunpOwder.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TOR SALE WELL-PAYING SALOON IN
= good location. inquire in the office OF
this paper. fel6.da
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WANTED.

HANTED-FIRST-CLAsS Statesmen. side
w line. write quick. 500 per day. Enclose
stamp. Manufacturer, Box l34, winston y. G..
fogtav
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Vale. Legislature of '95.
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yETANTED-GIRLF FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply at llJ2 Market street.
fnolatdn
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@besIin9 8esister
NEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO..
fUB-IsHLEs AID PEorUEIoEs-

The REGISTER. embracing i,s several aai-
ucn-, ls entered az tho PosJofdee 10 Wheel
rE. W. Va, as second-class matter.
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Observation-Disclosures FOR BLANK
w House Leases Oil Leases, For Rent
Cards, For sale cards. ana Rooms For Kent
Cards. Call 40 Register office. Jayeon
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Don't ask for samples. but Or.
der at once and leave the es...
ton to our skilled Mail o-5.-
buyers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-16
DR.. CASES SERMON.
His Address on "Hocus PoCuS"
Delivered Last Night

His Address on "Hocus Pocus"
Delivered Last Night.
last night upon Catholicism. He began by
saying if Shakespeare were here he would
change that quotation, conscience doth
make cowa rds of US all, " to Business doth
make towards of US ALL" Business, he
said, is so complicated that on great pub
lie questions it is all a mans business is
worth sometimes to come out and stand
up for his convictions, so everybody should
be thankful for an unmuzzled pulpit, the
ministers being about the only class of
people that is untrammeled by business
complications. 1t is their duty, he de-
clared, to cry aloud and spare not; to ad-
vocate the principles that they deem
essential to the welfare of the people.
Then he went on to say that he had an
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-16
ROSS NOT YET READY TO SHOW HIS HAND,

ried in a southeasetrly direction. When
over Buena Vista Park he cut loose from
the balloon, the parachute opened and he
came down slowly, landing safely near
Mount Olympus.
The work of initiating the other ball Don
progressed slowly. 1t was announced tb at
Robert Earlston was to ascend with this
mounted on a bicycle. This young man.
who was attired in light blue tights and
fancy jacket, was at one time in charge OF
the captive balloon at the Worlds Fair
Chicago. On one occasion, when UP 1900
feet with sixteen passengers, mostly ladies,
in the car, the line that held the balloon
captive parted. and twenty hours passed
before it came down again.
Yesterday afternoon when the balloon
was almost inflated the sphere ripped and
the hot air escaped. Earlston declared
that he would make the ascent anyhow,
despite warnings given him. As the bal
loon was released it dragged upon the
ground, when Robert Weston, profess
sional balloonist rushed up and severed the
rope that held the parachute, so the bal
loon went up and Easton and his bike re-
NAMED on the ground. In explanation of
his act Weston said: 1.-The idea of any
one attempting to go up in a half-inhated,
leaky balloon. Why, that thing could
not hold up the weight of a man. If Earl
ston had gone up he would have been
killed, and possibly the bicycle on being
dragged would have struck some of the
crowd and a dozen people would have
been injured :"
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who wear or did wear shoulder-straps on
the way to glory, reported exclusively in
yesterdays CALL has quite overshadowed
the tribalations of the companies that
have been sacrificed in the reorganization.
AS the chorus of kicks and criticisms
grows louder many are emboldened to roar
the fercer. A nun Der of officers, both out of
and in the service, are tightening up their
belts for a fray that promises to become
fierce and definite soon if some revised
general orders do not come from Sacra-
mento.
The point that the active line officers of
the three new battalions that are ordered
organized into new First Regiment have
by the law of the State the right to elect
all the field officers of the regiment is a
popular one that will be made the most Of.
The laws and regulations bearing on the
election of officers for the new City regi-
ment are being carefully studied out by a
number of officers. and preparations are
being made to fight the acknowledgement
and the Gov i'll the courts pretty
soon.
In each regiment the lieutenant-colonel
and one jor were detailed to the tenn
porary command of the battalion into
which the regiment was comprised. Why
lieutenant-colonel was detailed to COM
mand each battalion in addition to ma ior
nobody knows. The rest of the local regi-
mental field officers are on waiting or
ders," which means that they have no
command, aud are practically disconnected
from and out of the service.
In what was the First Regiment of the
Second Brigade last week, the Fourth Bat
talon of the n. G. C. on the 18th inst. and
the First Battalion of new First Regi-
ment on the 9th, Colonel II. P. Bush and
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THE PARK DESERTED.
There Were but Few VisitOrs-HOw the
improvements Progress.

There Were but Few VisitOrs-HOw the
Improvements Progress.
The dampness under foot and the cold
north wind yesterday afternoon kept peo-
pie away from Golden Gate Park. There
were but few sightseers there, and only a
few cyclers were on the roads.
During the week the work OF improve
m ent in the park has been advanced. The
graders and Jewelers. have done much work
in the grand court, and they have been
busy at both ends of the new bicycle track.
The bank that occupied the space be-
tween the museum and the Japanese tea
garden, west of the grand court, and which
was cut down to make room for the Mid
winter Fair, is being built up again so
that it may serve as wind break for the
band stand when it is erected in the new
court.
Work on the annex to the museum will
probably be started this week. and then it
will be pushed to rapid completion in or
der that the large mum Der of articles now
in the old Casino building may be placed
on exhibition.
The travel to the ocean beach was COM
paratively light, still there were some who
went to the waters edge, but they did not
tarry, for it was bitter cold.