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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-07

A specially of fancy job-work at
this Office.
Miss Hettie Cooper, of Murphy
N. e., is visiting her sister Mrs. G.
w. Jackson and will remain for some
time.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the large amount of news in
this issue. Our correspondents have
done nobly this week.
The Christian Endeaver Society
at the Friends Church is prospecting.
This Office has just printed some neat
lthrec-fold topic cards for them.
Sam Tulloch, one Of our progress.
i've young men, left last week for
Missouri where he will make his flu
ture home. The TINES wishes him
success.
l. G. Taylor, left Sunday for lndi-
ana, where he will work on a farm
with 7. B Scruggs, who formerly
lived at Mckinley. Ike is worker
and has host Of friends who wish
him great success.
All should 60 to the Columbian
Hall Thursday night and hear Prof
Wilson's Lecture on Reading" 1t
will be treat. Miss Carmeha will
sing some of her sweetest songs. The
young ladies quartette will also fur
nish music. Admission 10 cents.
The fifty-third Congress has ad-
journed. 1t did nothing but get the
country into a bad hole, when it
should have been attending to legal
business, and had to work all day last
Sunday to pass the necessary appro
priation bills. A disgrace to Chris
tian Nation.
Notice the change in the ad o.
Armstrong Bros, Knoxville, in this
issue. These gentlemen are making
a specially of plows, and number
of om farmers have purchased o
them. Tell them you saw their az
in the TINES and you will get goot
prices on any kind of hardware.
Saturday night, the a3rd of Febru
airy, l.. w. Dunn, well known anC
highly respected citizen of Cade'
Cove, died, leaving wife and tel
children four days afterwards hi
mother, Mrs Sallie Dunn died also
Mrs Dunn was a sister OF Mrs. PleaS
ant Henry, of this place. The TINE
extends sympathy to the bereave'
ones.
DIED, at his home in Chilhowe
this county on the 27th of February
1895, Thomas H. Walsh aged S
years and three months. He leave
a wife, and two sons to mourn hi
death. Mr.. Walsh has been a grea
sufferer and nothing but his great vii
power has kept him alive for the pas
two years in which time his friend
would not have been surprised t
learn of his death at any time. Mr.
Walsh was kind friend goo
neighbor, and charitable to the poo
The community will miss him.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-07

Remember We can do all of your
job work right here at home as cheap
and as neat as you can get it done
anywhere.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-07
NOTICE.

Call at ]. B. Waters and see the
new Corn, Cotton, Sorghum, Peas
and Beans Planter. Every Planter
fully warranted. 1t saves time labor
and money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
DOCTORS TRY MUNYON.
Official Records Open to the Public.
4 WelI-Known Physician Tests the New
Discovery With Most Successful Results.

DR.. George F. Brooks, No. 20, Temple
place, Boston, says:
Il have used a good many rheuma-
tism medicines in the course OF my
practice. but l can candidly say that l
never saw a remedy as effective as
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. l gave
the sample bottle l got Monday to one
Of my patients, a lady, who has had
chronic rheumatism in her limbs foH
years. Her knee and elbow JOINTS
were stiff. and she suffered great pam.
It's effect was simply marvellous. ne
lief from pain was obtained IN rev
hours after the first dose, and inside OF
twenty-four hours the lady was feellhg
better than she had for years. shall
prescribe Munyon's Cure for all cases
of rheumatism that come under my
care in the future
MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure is guar
anteed to cure rheumatism IN any part
of the body. Acute or muscular rheu-
matism cured in from one to five days.
II never fails 10 cure sharp, snooJng
mains in the ans, legs, SIDE, PACK OF
breast. or soreness in any part o. lHe
BODY in from one to three hours. II IS
guaranteed to promptly cure lameness,
stiff and swollen joints, stln PACK anu
all mains in the hips and loins. CHROME
rheumatism. sciatia, lumbago or PAIN
in the back are speedily cured.
MUNYON'S Homeopathic Home Rem
edv Company. of Philadelphia, put up
specifcs for nearly every disease
which are sold by all druggists, mostly
for % cents a bottle.
Those who are in doubt as TO the ma
ture of their disease should address
Professor Munyon. 1905 Arch street.
Philadelphia, giving full SYMPTOMS OF
their disease. Professor Munyon Will
carefully diagnose the case and give
YOU the benefit of his advice absolutely
free of all charge The Remedies VIII
be sent TO any address on receipt OF re-
tail price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

weapon away and told me to fly. l
jumped down the embankment and ran
along the road. The servant followed
and pulled ne along the road until |
got up to the side of the hill, where l
lay down to get breath. After resting
twice l reached a secluded spot and lay
there.
All this time the yells went on and
the houses were burning. After while
the yells stopped, and we supposed the
vegetar.ans had gone. Then the SER
want went to see how matters stood.
He returned in half an hour, telling
me TO come home, and that five ladies'
of the English mission had been killed,
and some of the wounded were at my
house This was a native house, and
was not troubled al all
DR.. Gregory tells how The news was
first brought 10 him by messenge rfrom
the Rev. Mr.. Phillips, and how when
he went at once TO the Yamen, he found
hundreds Of people already gathered
there.
The district magistrate, Wong, told
me he would Immediately go 10 Hwai-
shang." narrated DR.. Gregory, taking
some GO soldiers with him, and a. 3
p. m I left under an escort of thirteen
soldiers and arrived at Hwaishang al
8. 10 find nine adults, all English sub
iects, had been murdered, and that all
alive at Hwa!shang had been severely
injured. I at once set to work 20 make
the injured as comfortable as posi-
BILE"
After describing the extent and nature
Of the injuries inflicted, DR.. Gregory
says: The massacre was undoubtedly
committed by some members of the
secret society known as the Vebetar-
.ans. and the murder was done to order,
deliberately planned and executed by
a party Of so men. armed w,ch spears
and swords, and showing emphatic ev-
idence OF military discipline. The
members of the mission band had no
suspicion Of he attack. which was swift
and terrible, the whole affair being
over in much less tine than i, takes
me TO write 1t.
Though Or. Gregory does not hold the
native officials responsible as having
been directly connected in the massa-
ere. he believes they had knowledge
that it was contemplated, but remained
inactive owing 70 their dread of the
Neget2rians' power For the same req
son he says that unless Great Britain
AID the United States assert them
selves with emphasis the matter will
60 no further than a formal inquiry
that will ascertain nothing more than
the horrible facts already too well
known, and perhaps an expression OF
official regre--small reparation for the
Christian lives LOST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
WOODSFIELG.

Woodsfield, O.. September Cur
fair begins tomorrow and everything
looks favorable for big fair this year.
Mr. Trim KoOntz. Of Antioch. is in
town to-day on business.
Mr.. George Pearson and wife. of Har-
risville, Ohio, were the guests OF Judge
Pearson and family Friday.
Mrs. Charles Okey and son. of Com
ing, Iowa, is visiting her father, Jas.
R. Morris.
Mrs. Bell of Malaga, was here last
week for short visit with relatives.
Rev. VOLS will preach his last SER
mon next Sabbath evening. and will 90
10 conference the next week. which Will
be held at Canton, Ohio.
Miss Matte Mooney left for Wheel
ing to-day on a shopping tour.
Wayne township trustees are putting
elegant watering troughs along on the
roads in their district. Wherever there
are springs new troughs will be put UP.
This will add much TO the comfort Of
animals.
Miss Jessie Webb, of Bealsville. will be
the guest Of Miss Mollie Thornburg
during the fair week.
Mr.. Knox Watson and wife were at
GAINESVILLE Sunday. Mr.. Joe Denoon,
Of Pittsburg. accompanied them home
Mr. Charley Weir fell through the
roof of the new livery stable Saturday.
In falling he caught hold Of the tin that
was being put on and cut his hand very
badly, and il required a doctor 10 dress
il.
A great many of our citizens spent
Sunday at the Miltonsburg colored
camp meeting.
Fine opportunity to purchase a few
acres Of choice land at lot sale in
Moundsyille, September Il and IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
ONTO HIS CURVES.

A gentleman in Santa Rosa has a
grown son at school in Oakland VINO
spends more than his monthly allow
ance. His last letter TO his father IS a
'corker." Il is as follows:
Dear Papa: have 10 ask you Tor d
few dollars and l don't know how 10 eX-
press myself. II you could see how !
blush with embarrassment you would
give me 500 without me telling you.
Il send you this by -, who IS visit
ing Santa Rosa over Sunday. He will
wait for an answer. Your affectionate
Son.
p. S: Overcome with shame with
what have written. have been run
ming after the messenger to take the
letter from him, but cannot catch up
to him. hope my letter will be lost.
His father was naturally touched, but
was equal TO the emergency. He replied
as follows:
My Dear Son: Console yourself and
blush no longer. The messenger lost
your letter Your affectionate Faith
er."-Santa Rosa Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

House, rooms and hall loc 5'SlD O..
kth ST. between Jacob ana Woo 81.
House. rooms and hall, Cha.-.- s..
oh ward, 1900.
House. rooms. 18th St. $500
House. lO rooms, Chapiine ST.. C..-s
Wheeling. with large lot cheap e.. ,.t
terms
House. . rooms ana hall, with ? -...
Pleasant Valley s. 1pp
House, 3 roomel cottage. Jacob ST.. Cen.
q Wheeling, $50
House 8 rooms Centre Wheeling.
House. IS rooms and hall bath and q
gases, Jacob 81. between 18th aal .-
House. 8 rooms. 18th ST.. $50.
House, rooms, brick. Eof ST, Gene
House 9 rooms and hall. 10, o.x- q,
18th ST., cheap, 49,.
House. rooms and hall. lot xs g..
near street car barn. cheap. Si-.
House. rooms, U.icA. lJ4 Cl4l.-g S.,
Corner lot. Lind ST.. 20 f. front cheap
Lots in Mcliecnen. North Be.v
Glendale. Island. Ele!ngtol I-ta w.
Pleasant Valley and many Other ions 20
and near city. Call and g-t Ir
House, 8 rooms, brick, corner lOt ~ g.,
House. 9 rooms. brick. lot gA-- &C.,
Chapllne St, 9Th ward, So.
House, II rooms and store room. I4l
St near 2lst, lot 4iXl-J q.
House, rooms. l3th 81. NJl
Double frame house, 10 rooms r1! store
room, corner OF $50 aid Jacob s.-. --..3
for 81 per month, $500.
House rooms, corner lot -i-- S.. easy
terms. $l.+o0.
Lots on Lind ST.. Beiyele,s. 81 All
$40 each.
Business property on Marie, So a r. l-
crate price
5000. $500. 500 $500. S2Ce ARD ;Y 10
loan on real estate.
NESBITT IS D-riNE
Telephone Gi3. 1879 IS -t.- S-r.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue OF deed of trust ma a.-
gusta Schirmer and Hermann
her husband. 20 me as trus',
January 18Th. 1873. ana record
rec of the Clerk OF the Couu
Ohio county. West Va 30 te-
book No. SO, page 80, / will
north front door Of the Cout. -,
said county, az public auction
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -,I D
1895.
commencing at 10 o'clock q. I.. -...
ing described real estate 100
Wheeling. Ohio county We-'
the west side OF Main stree.
Twenty ana TWENTY.
and bounded as follows Be-.
west line OF Main street al t.-
the south boundary line of It
forty-tWO (i2) iutersects tae
Main street sixteen feet SIX
in) 20 the line OF Johann
westwardly 10 the rear li.e o.
thence along said rear ll-e -'..!
the south line OF sail Jog i.'.
place Of beginning. toge ner ".i.
purtenances thereto belonging. ..-
same property which was ..at
said Augusta Solirmrr t} i'--.
bv deed OF partition dated August
and recorded il the SAID D..IH
deed book 40 TO- pages 81, ana -t
Terms or Sale Ol.-aalf ~ 'te I.i
money ana as much more u.s. ING l4i
may elect cas-. o. 90! Oh r"''' aug
residue thereof ll -Wu equal ttIi
siV and twelve months respectively =
Tho dan ~ sale. with interest from
da,- -r. Durr ascr 20 give lls poke
cf,Tl1 fv deed ~ trust on DE allow
scribeI property 20 the satisfaction
~ -ttie IS believed 20 De good
ting as trustee ! shall convey
tiI. as is vested IL me .y .'
trrst {. 4. SCHAEI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

Bv virtue OF two deeds of trust
Henry NunZe ana hti-til.i" "a
wife. TO me as trustee. one ID
day of March. 4. -. 800. ana 90.
ord in the Office oI i"e C.1' 81 q 20
" Court ~ ONO county ~ Ne
- d.sd ~ trust book No. 30 ~
@'ri -I4 other thereof dated tht
NIc,-s--,r4r A. j. Is40. and nov
In said office ia deed or trust DOCS
al rae. SO. ! viii sell al tAe -.
a. ~ fLe Court House ~ sl.-
a. g.. civ of Wheeling, Ne--
A. public auction, on ..,,.,, ....
< ri RDAY. September -i,-. a
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m
lowing described real estate
"a r3fv county and state, iJ-N
- To- Numbered one IN squar-
80, In Church.lls addition ~
-ert Is bounded a. follows
d. The east line Of McCollo-h
INT twenty feet from tle
northeast corner OF Ac'
f-f.,-ar-r streets. measured lh
lection along the east line ~ j.
Street. thence running - an e-'
r..fi0n parallel 10 Eleventh
.g-.rfv feet distant tnerefroM.
line Of said lot. thence
,,1rthprly direction parallel I. "A"
street. twenty-five feet ana -.'
thence running IN q wesiel-
r,qrqtlel with Elevcntn street.
i.re Of McCOllOcn street. aHl
,r,rning IN "a sOutnerlF dlre- 81.
- line of AiCCOii0Cr stree ." ---
- and six inches 10 the OLA
- f0gether villa the lrl.i..-
,,i',,,c,55.en1effs thereon and tr- -.c
- .rrrrfeuauCes therclli' Fl
-ee..y-,.fng 10 the owner OF tlr
lining The right 60 use ana
80 story frame built dglin+'
~ two story house on me
eoil as said one story -Jlt
mai the same is removed.
also TO the owner OF Dccufiri
ertv on the south the use 81
from the pipe un1eriyluE -ht
sold. The prOperiy 10 De s3't
heretofore conveyed 10 $50
bv John E.ClatOr anu WIZ D,
March 18th. ISL ana Le"
said Office in deed book ~
Terms Of Sale-Jne-lil..
chase money anu - ~
az the purchaser shai
in hand on the day % sal-.
di,e-fhereof In two equal pa.
and two wears respectlFeit .-
~ sale with interest from .r
Du-cha ser 10 give hts notes
tbareOu satisfactory 70 sac r.
so~ The deferred payments 49, ~
- 49, rataf,ed until The pay -' --
~ ne purchase money ana .-' .,.r7.
DD+U The ravmcut thereon .a-
e...,tre1 10 the satisfaction --
IT, ti-le IS believed - he -,e
ceiling as trustee shall eoi-l I.,4- ~
titie as Is vested IN ne 10y
trust. ,.r,r--, l.,rDvvEIL. Tr ,o,i
August 9Th, 49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
A CHURCH DAMAGED.

Greenville, Mich, September San
attempt was made this morning about
four o'clock 10 blow up the First Con-
gregational Church Of this city, with
dynamite. The charge was placed IN
der the cornerstone, but not being put
under far enough. little damage was
done. The supposition is that the at
tempt was made for the purpose of OBJ
tanning a large sum Of money that is re-
ported to have been deposited in the
cornerstone when the church was
built
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

New Orleans. La September S.-Tbe
Executive Committee OF the Exposition
OF A-lanta has set apart Saturday. the
DIST of September. AS Blue and Gray
day. ana all veterans are cordially in-
vlJei Cd be present in attendance on
that day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
LOOKS LIKE LIVING.

Missouri's corn crop Of nearly 30O,-
100000 bushels would save the nation
from starvation if all other sources
failed. And the Texas cotton crop Of
nearly 100000 bales would clothe the
people. The Southwest earns the most
DISTINGUISHED consideration and will
get tin politics as well as in trade
reoorts.-St. Louis Republic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
FOR SELE.

2 lots y. Huron st.. old Fair Grounds add
l2IS York ST., new 2-story frame; bargain.
IO34 Eon St: can be had on easy terms
200 and 2O4 Main street, lot 80 -. rGn-
ming through 20 Coal ST.. two good houses;
very low.
30. II " Huron ST.. five roomed house
Double brick dwelling west side y. Main
2-storv brick dwellings ) Penn street
lot 9Jx100.
o acres land on Edgington's Lane.
1145 and l147 Market street
1922 and 1924 Market street.
80 600 wifi buy large lot and three
ro"med house at eatherwood; very deslr-
able location. Many other properties in the
CITY and country. $1,000 % loan.
GEORGE }. MATEISON,
Real Estate Agent, 1928 Market street.
Telephone lO7. ly2S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

THINK or THIS. Hoods SarsaDa-
rilla is the only true blood purifier
prominently i'm the public eye to-day.
Il cures diseases when an others fail.
because it makes pure blood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable.
harmless. elective. DO not pain or
gripc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
FOR SALE-REAL ES1ATz

FOR sAL LII. ROOM HOUSE -
OTTO, Martins Ferry. CHaS
FOR SALE-THE S-sTOPv-,..s4.-
residence. No. ll07 Chapllne SIR. Ht..cs
occupied by Victor Rosenbur. -7
LOUIS ,HORKHEIMER, Il7 Na.r F..
seseydq -''.-'- .-,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
HON THEY DIED.
The Story Of the Ku Cheng Massacre
Retold by Win ssas.

A WelI-Planned Butchery of Men,
Women and Children-The hives
tigating Commission Found No
Evidence Of the Reported Revolt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

Fine opportunity to purchase a few
acres Of choice land at lot sale in
Moundsyille, September Il and IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

"The Hau sang people seemed TO
have had. as q whole, no hand in the
arair. though doubtless four or five
vegetarian families were concerned.
mo natives say the vegetarian band
came from the East road of Ku Cheng
cftv. many from Ang-Long and Adeng-
Bang. within so or forty miles Of hu
CheDg
Miss HGrtland says the whole affair
was over i'm 50 minutes. and that the
attacking party numbered about 100,
well organized under one leader. Her
own terrible experience she relates
thus. Il heard shouts and yells on the
streets. and. putting on my clothes. l
rushed 10 the door. 10 be met By man
with p trident and spear. who yelled:
There's a foreign woman. The man
pointed his spear az my breast, but
twisted the weapon 20 one side, and it
lust Erazed my ear and head. He then
threw me 10 the ground and beat me
with the wooden end Of The spear, but
a servant came. who wyenched the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10
FOR RrNT.

FOR RENT-TWO STORE ROOMS. Ad-
dress GEO. REECE, Martins Ferry. o.
afrl-at6p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-10

House, : rooms and hall. lot GSin q
lcth 81. between Jacob ana Woo E.-.
House, Z rooms and hall. Chaplin. a.
III MurI 81 2uI
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-04
NOT MUCH Is EXPECTED.
Little Business VIII He Transacted by
Congress- This Week. :

Little Business VIII He Transacted by
Congress This Week.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The first week
Of the Fifty-fourth congress promises
nothing at either end Of the Capitol in
the way of actual legislation. The time
before the Christmas holidays is usually
devoted to preliminary matters and the
work of the session does not begin until
after the recess. The new congress will
probably not be an exception to: this
rule. The senate proceedings may be
Inlivened by an attempt at reorganiza-
zion but in the house nothing can be
done until the committees are appointed.
Speaker Reed says that the committees
will not be announced this week with,
perhaps, q single exoeption-t COM
mitteeion rules. THIS committee for
.mulates the rules which are to govern
the house during it's sessio andSi it is
customary for the speaker to name it
during the first week in order that it
can Immediately begin its labors. While
it il believed that the rules Of the
Fifty.drst- congress over which Nh.
Reed presided will be reported for the
guidance Of the present house, It Is un-
derstood that q few changes will be
made as result OF the experience
which are to still further facilitate the
bvsiness Of the house. 49,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-04
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS,

Three boys while ''coasting" at st.
Paul dashed into moving street Car
and were seriously injured.
DR.. Fostor, a German editor, was sen.
fenced to three months imprisonment
because of an article in his paper.
Experiments at Purdue university es.
tablished that cattle are not only sub.
ject to tub erculosis, but catch it easily.
Citizens Of Cairo, Ills, complain that
persons are fleeing thither from Osceola,
Ark, where smallpox is said to be cpl.
demic.
Seventeen indictments were returned
against men who were once officers oil
the now defunct First State bank a,
Perry, O. T..
Miss Carroll Of Independence, Mo.
was elected president of the law depart.
ment at the Missouri university, being
ing the only girl in it.
> The statue Of Washington and Lafay
cite by Sculptor Bartholdi, presented tc
the city of Paris by Joseph Pulitzer
was dedicated Sunday.
The pope presided at the public con.
slstory and conferred the red hats upon
the nine cardinals created at the secret
consistory on Friday last.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railway company has offered
$4,000 reward for the arrest and con.
viction of the Preble train wreckers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-04
GOES IN SEARCH 0F THE POLn

Another Expedition Will be Fitted Out
49, Professor Dyche to Lead. s~
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3.-The Journai
prints an interview with Professor l..
L. Dyche. Of the Kansas University.
who recently returned from the Far
North with the Peary expedition, in
which Professor Dyche states that he
has received an offer, and has practi.
cally decided to go in quest Of the
North Pole. Professor Dyche does not
state who has offered to assist him, but
It is supposed that the American mu-
scum, under whose auspices he joined
the expedition, has something to do
with it. This young Kansan asserts
that nearly every previous expedition
has failed solely through lack of a
proper food fupply. He hopes to have
supplies in unlimited quantities. He
says he does not fear the cold.
Plenty of Provisions the Main Thing.
1 "Give me plenty to eat,"' he says,
land I think I can get to the north pole
as easily as I got within 800 miles 81 it.
My idea is to creep around the western
coast Of Greenland and never Try to
Cross the ice mountains Of Greenland,
where. it is next to impossible to carry
provisions. As worked north I would
leave provision store houses so thick
that any man who entered that country
within 10 years would be sure to find
plenty to eat. I would thus work
around the coast until the point was
reached for the last grand dash to the
pole by sledge or boat"
From this point it is his desire to
leave all whites behind and rely upon
Esquimaux.
When Greedy stood upon the summit
Of the great Greenland ice mountain
he saw chain of islands away off in
the direction of the pole. Following
his plan, Professor Dyche believes he
can reach those islands and the pole.
Professor Dyche is already arranging
his affairs to begin preparations for the
trip.