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Mr.. Mayors
From ths u. 4 o, Presidency Said TO he
Due TO Pressure from inside.

From ths u, 4 o. Presidency said TO he
Due TO Pressure from the Inside,
A Baltimore special to the New York
World says;
MI, Mayors resignation was entirely
Involuntary on his part, the recently
added New York directors being the eff
fectiye factor In having ousted. 1t Is
now said that his retirement had been
definitely determined upon some time
ago, the leading directors having prac-
tically declined to have anything more
TO do with the management II Mr..
Mayer continued in Office. This explains
In a measure the disiointed condition OF
atfairs that have recently prevailed at
the main Office.
one OF the most influential directors
said to-day that the conduct OF Mr..
Mayer had become so ~unbe0rable that
few OF the board cared TO meet him
He refused absolutely to offer any ex-
PLANTATION for any action he cared to
take. declined TO hear any suggestion
from the directors and ran the business
TO suit himself. He made q eontidant OF
no one. not even his immediate assist
ants, who are railroad men OF expert.
ence, while he himself had no training
u W HNAbA ~ AAAe NANNNANA
seven years ago.
For some reason he was backed up by
the CARROTS, who had held and still
hold q controlling interest, until even
the father-in-law OF Robert Garrett.
who was a director. became estr1nged
and rarely visited the building. When
the change In the directory was made
and the New York people stepped In the
latter were not dow In sizing up the
situation. and insisted that Mr.. Mayer
should take the public into his conii-
dence. But Mr.. Mayer refused. The
trouble naturally found It's way 10 New
York, and when a railroad inancier
who is thoroughly posted on the physi-
cal condition OF the Baltimore 4 Unio
analysed the last report and showed
that IL was faulty the raid on the stock
began. Eevey pressure has since been
brought on NIr. Mayer to give q fair
statement and explain matters that are
now not clear. He has declined per-
emptGrily,
His successor has not yet been deter
mined upon. Thomas NJ. King, now
second vice president OF the road. Is
fayorably mentioned. but Il ls under
stood he win not accept II the duties be
divided as now proposed. Alexander
Shaw, the chairman OF the finance COM
mittee, Is also spoken OF.
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The readers Of this paper viii bo
niengcd TO learn that there 10 at least
ono dreaded diEcHue TINT Holcncn has
been able 10 cure In all It's Btages.
and that 10 chtarrh. Halls Ca
turin Cure " tho only positive curr
known to tho medical fraternity, ca
tnrrh being a constitutional disease, re-
1uIrca n constitutional treatment.
iIail'a Cntatrh Cure In taken Internal
~, acting directly upon tho blood aud
mucous surfaces Of the system. there.
BY destroying the foundation OF the dis.
case, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution md MS
gistlnE nature In doing Us work. Tho
prOptletora hayo 70 much faith IN Ia
curative powers that they OFFER ono
Hundred Dollars for any case that u
fails to cure. Bend for list Of tcstlmonl.
ais. AdltouB,
\. y. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by drugrlHtn. 100.
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LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 2o,-The
story told by Harry Hayward, recently
executed ut Minneapolis for the muir
der OF Miss Cling, regarding the murder
OF q Pasadena woman five years ago
by him. Is thought to be entirely false.
Old citizens here fail to recall any
mysterious disappearance or mysteri-
Gus circumstances surrounding the de-
parture OF any Pasadena girl from h
city at any time, and think that Hay
ward deliberately falslnSd. There are
those who declare II is barely probable
that such d murder might have been
committed and the victim been n win
ter tourist here. but investigation fails
10 unearth even q suspicious clrcum-
stance that would connect Hayward
with q murder here.
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oh, tho buld.hcaded man in the orchestra
I wntch him In awe. ns In playhouse | sit:
ito rules DER the Kingdom OF Harmony
Tho fesIn Of tho 'prIto and the tone
io calls 10 TIC echocS that seldom arc
That iihEgr long after tho chords have
A wizard WHO causes bright visions to
Is the l]ald.hcadcd man In tho orchestra
pitt
At Ills. beck am swept, In a macl'trom
TO the land where tho nympha and tho
And on ihc Erccnawhrd roo tho graceful
TO aud To IL tho dance. and rcgrctful I
AZ the wpyc Of thu wahd-thcn on wings
70 iic chase, and the sound Of the bold
BlIrs ny blood 0pl away and Fin on,
hn0f and bii,
with lho bald ;hcadcd man In the or.
chchtrn pitt
At hg rap for attention a deep thrill I
A pause. Of experimentation could I
In fcvcrencc-muslc Ia broader thnn
II pu,, 10 night passion, temptation and
Away sjbhs tho gross and material
world
'MId mnclop %ontrnnclnR ucstRtlc I'm
And iits'N path Ia frightened, liz rocoascs
by ihc bald.headcd man In the orchestra
ARTHUR CHAPMAN
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when tho vonozuclahS heard OF tho.
Presidents stand ~ The Monroe doc.
trine thoy went Wild with enthusiasm
and began to paint things red Dis.
patches from there indicate that tho
Venezuelan mind Ia on ~ balance.
1ntthls condition NJ Joy bordering m
frenzy there Ia danger u the vcnczuc-
iana dolnB something that will gct them
into serious trouble with Great Britain,
aud looking to the United stntcH to got
thcm.out
Some good friend In Washington
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GREAT BEGsARs."
some Grain. OF comSbrt for People De.is-
mated as such.

The following article taken from The
Sunday School Times contains some
comfort from those people who. while
pleasant and agreeable enough people
themselves, ore often called on to per.
form very disagreeable duties:
1T Is no sign that n person Is dis
agreeable because he consents to do q
d~isagreeable duty. No great business,
whether Il be n mandatory, a hOspi-
tai. a missionary board, or Sunday
school, can be carried on without
means Phllanthroplc and religious In
stitutIons must receive that means from
the open hand OF the voluntary River.
Somebody must remind forgetful peo-
pie that such institutions exist, N re-
quire material support. When the
duty devoives upon any one OF Inform
Ing people that there Ii an opportunity
for thcm to contribute TO some good
cause, he IL usually spoken Of. not very
pleasantly as a great begGnr." And
those who thus d~erog1torlly speak of
the "beggar'' often add that the one
thing which they themselves never can
and never will do, Is TO nsk people for
money-RB II there were any virtue In
refusing 10 be useful In q why not suit
ed 10 their tastes. That there is often
exceedingly poor Judgment shown In
such appeals Is true. That many APP
pealg are made where and when they
should not he made. Is also clear. But
an appeal from the pulpit, for Instance,
IL not usually made because the minis
ter enjoys asking the people for money,
Nor do self. sacrificing women who help
10 keep charitable institutions alive by.
collecting for them. usually do II be-
cause II II a particularly agreeable
form Of service. Such sclf-Bacrlncing
persons are really %benefting the SOM
imunity OF which their cenHors nre q
part. II II Ia disagreoable TO DO asked
for money. Il is more d~isagreeablS 10
10 do that which others know must DO
done, yet say they will not do, are on
titled 10 sympathetic consideration.
rather than to d%cprcclatory epithets and
personal criticism"
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Holiday Excursion Rates on the Il. a o.
In pursuance OF Its usual policy. the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets ut reduced
rates betwees all stations on It's lines
east OF the Ohio river for all trains De-
cember q, %, 20, "a, %. 81, and January
/, valid for return Journey until Janua-
~ /, inclusive. In central traffic terri
tory or points west OF the Ohio river.
and between Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
tickets will be sold December q, u. 81,
and january /, valid for return trip
until January ., inclusive.
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THE Lite Gem Sewing Machine at stl.
fel & Co . reduced.

A LOUD ring OF your doorbell In the
dead hours OF night IL. alarming. Sol s
the FIRST hollow sound OF q cough from
ones husband, wife. son, or daughter.
II is disease knocking, with perhaps o
ccrt0ln silent visitor waiting not far
away. Arrest that cough. Stop It, Stop
II al the start. a few days use Of Ely's
Plneola Balsam and the danger is past.
Relief Is immediate; a cure certain.
This remedy Is rich In the curative
principles of the balsarns and also con
tains certain ingredients that are new.
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pRywERs's DOODLE
WIN be LAyishiy used TO DcfsA, the En-
else Measure.


else Measure.
NEW YORK, Dec. l9-Thc CONNER
cial Advertiser asserts, upon the nu-
thority OF a brewer. that a large lobby
and money II necessary will be sent to
Albany this winter. to oppose the pass
age OF the so-called R1ines excise Bill.
The brewers arewllling TO spend 100000
or more. II is said, TO defeat the meas
urc.
The clause to which the brewers OBJ
feet is the one which provides for q
tax on saloons instead OF a license. The
tax Is made a lien on the business OF
the dealers for arrears and money pen
nIties. thus prcoluding the brewers
from holding mortgages on the licenses
and fixtures, as they now do. II Is eStl-
mated that the brewers hold mortgages
on New Yord saloons aggrcgating In
amounts over L, 100000. The number OF
licenses is limited by rule Of the excise
board and the brewers control nine
tenths. with u monopoly OF the busl-
ness.
The brewers are thus In q position to
WELD n powerful influence over tho
LIQUOR dealers. They control the So
called saloon vote.
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MALONE, N. Y, Dec. gO.-on We'd
nesday Inst n representative OF the
state board OF health was summoned
10 Malone to examine n oil the larg-
est herds Of fancy cattle IN the coun-
~. belonging to j. s. Amsden, out OF
thlrty-hvc head examined thirty were
found 20 DO injected with tuberculosis,
and they will be killed a. once II Is
rnmored that other herds In the county
are infected. As the milk from the
Amsdon herd has been sold here, the
community is greatly excited over tho
discovery,
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Without amendment and by unani-
nous vote the senate passes the house
Venezuelan bill. Both branches OF
Congress are close up beside the Presi-
dent, as the country is. Great Britain
will note that there is no division of
sentiment In this country. This will In
duce her to do some thinking.
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Some nimblo mind has conceived the
fierce thought that Dunraven may be
in danger when he lands in this coun-
try, all along Of the controversy be-
tween his country and this. Bless his
ludship's soul, II Lord Salisbury him
self were to come over we would make
It as pleasant for him as We know how
We are Americans, not %barbarIans.
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d. Mllos, I'm pIls atOp lIoadaohe.

NO excuse for sleepless nights when
you eau procure One Minute Cough
cure. This will relieve all annoyanceg,
cure the most severe cough aud give
YOU rest and health. Can you afford to
do without III Logo Drug Co.
Wheeling, w. Va, b. f. Peabody, Benz
wood. and Bowie & Co.. bridgeport. o.
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You Will make no mistake If you
buy them here.
Fine Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerehlefs (not' cotton) at 25o,
SOC, Csc, 75c, and upward, just
opened and are cheap.
Our Gents All-Linen Hemstiteh-
ed Handkerchiefs at 25e can't be
beat.
silk Umbrellas csc to 81. Six
hundred to select from.
Nothing so sure to please a lady
as d nice All. Wool Black Dress. We
have the assortment and correct
prices.
Double width All. Wool Dress
Goods at 25c a yard, eoIors and
black. :
A bran new stock of Kid Gloves
at SI.Oo to SI.75 a pair.
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It Is suggested that since Secretary
olnoy is probably the author OF the
Venezuelan message, that he and not
Nj, Cleveland Is "the logical candidate"
OF the Democratic party for the presi-
dency. Our Democratic friends may
settle this question among themselves
and for themselves, The country is
going to elect a Republican successor to
Mi. Cleveland.
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WIFE-Here's an account OF o man
who shot himself rather than suffer the
nanRs OF Indigestion. Husband-The
fool why didn't he take De Wits Lit
liz Early Risers7 ] used to suffer es
bad as he did before ] commenced TAX
ing these little pills. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va. u. +. Peabody. Ben
wood, and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport, o.
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Ufolldny Sumbcr) Fun o. bright
ekptchca-pruHc poetry ana llluatrn'
iiona-by bfight writtra and artists.
Entirely original, now aud enter
thinning. Mailed free to amy address
on receipt Of ak tD cents In pos
tnge stamps. Write to Geo III.
nMlldInE. Chlcng0. I'LL
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THE most unique and original device
Of the kind ever embodied In n geo.
graphical reference work Is tho mar
sinai index on each page OF the New
General Atlas OF tho World, offered
for a limited time by tho 1ntelllgcncor,
complete In ton parts, at 10 cents per
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should give their minister q tip so that
he may advise the folks at home not to
get gay, They might blupder them
selves into a serape which We would
consider none OF our business,
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More diplomatic notes will be fired
across the ocean before any big guns
begin to boom, 1t takes a long time for
the diplomatic writer's to weary of their
work.
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some
WORNMEN

Working with the same tools and ma
tcrinls, get better results than others.
This is clearly demonstrated in the
construction of the Krakauer Piano a
careful inspection will Furthermore
prove proper manipulation of wood,
varnlsh. wire and other things. Re-
suit, a state Of perfection rarely attain
ed by other piano builders. We also
sell the world renowned steinway
Pianos. F. W. BAuMEE & CO.
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ONE Minute Cough Cutu IL II popular
remedy for Group SAFE for ulllldru
and adults Logan Dfln CO., Wheel
inR " Vn,n w. Peabody, lionwO0l,
nnd Bowie a 60, bridgeport, "
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PILES Of people have piles. but Do
Wits witch Hazel Salvc will cure.
them. When promptly applied II cures
scalds and burns without the slightest
pain. Logan Drug Co. Wheeling, w.
Va, u. F. Peabody, Benwood. and
bowie g. Co, bridgeport, o.
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4 OANs MADE on REAL ESTATE
IL rhM iENpitls AND nOnRUWLi'N
Heal Estate. stocks aul 1iuHds lpugh'
aud soil ~ CUmmlssinn
$4,000 10 loan on good and satisfactory 49,
iANiisSL uAwLEr,
Real Elale aud Loan NFcuL ion Main stt1i
Telephone As1. AZ
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WHAT is more appropriate or SER
yicenble for n Christmas gift than one
of those handsome Porcelain CLOCKS,
for sale at MNAMEE's.
2l37 Market street.
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There Is no reason whatever for a fall
in prices a. the result of the Presidents
messagc. The bears jumped on the
market merely because they had a pre-
text.
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The largest blue Diamond ever sold
In WheoiinE will be IN our south window
''"I pSiiLLoN, WHEAT 3 nANcuER CO.
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There Ia n grim suspicion that Hay
ward confessed TO NOR murders thnn
he committed he wna no greedy Of that
kind OF fame.
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1t Is sad to know that Mr.. Cleveland
If a grevlous disappointment to his
friends in England. He can
afone 10 them for this rude shock.
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Holiday Excursion Rates on the Il. a o

HOLIDAY novelties for . and womsu
Soc lhtm. STIFEL q co.
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4so for dollar Gloves a stifSl s Co.'s to-
day.
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THE greatest Bargain counter in the
city, at JOHN FIEDEL & cos.
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poyou Know that IL. L. Hnlman S Co.
ali tho latest novelties at thU very
Invest DFIncs.
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NOTICE.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Director
declared on the capital stock Of tho
Wheeling Railway Company, payable
january, 1886, Stock books win be closed
December o, 1895, and opened January
I, ls96. W, A. SHIRLEY,
deli Secretary and Treasurer
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TELErHoSE SuMHERs;
EdllerIaI Rooms ss9. GonninE Room s2s,
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DRoRATE OF WILL

Once Of the Clerk Of the County Court,
Ohio County, State OF West Virginia.
In tho matter OF the probate OF the last
will and testament OF Magdaiena Kleoh.
Tho object OF the petition filed In this
matter on the 10th day Of DceembeF.
A. II. 1895, Is to have admitted TO probate
a paper writing purportlng To be the viii
OF Magdnlena Kleeh, deceased, bcafing
date the Sd day OF December, A. d. l%S,
and II appearing from the petition hled
horeln that Pearl Kleeh. Magdnlena
KlUeh and Louise Klech. the persons who
are therein and bg said petition declared
to be Interested In the probate OF SAD
VIII. are non-rcsidents Of this state, Y Is
ordered that ihey do appear at my Office
IN the city Of Wheeling. IN the county and
state al brcsaid, within one month after
tho date Of the FIRST publication hereof
and do what Is necessary TO protect thclr
interests In said matteor. The hearing OF
sAid petition Il set for the ed day Of jan
uary, \. b, 1850, at the hour OF IL O'Clock
Published the FIRST time December a.
1895.
q. L. CRANMER, Attorney, dezl.e
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I lsT OF LETTERS
Remaining In. the postotlco at Wheeling Ohio
county, W, Va, SATURDAY.. Dec ~ To OBTAIN
any OF tho following tho applicant must ask To-
Gdvcttiscd loitUrs. giving daio Of list!
LADIES LIST.
Arlington. Mis- tNnnrd, Misc Edith a.
DtoWn. Miss DoiIio lock, Mrs. Eva
Hnt,orticld, MiSs Maud Miller. Mss. L
David, Mis- Annie Mccoy. Alice
lilise, Miss Magic Smith. Alice Z
Hannah, Mrs Wilson, Miss Editl
GENTLEMG,S's LtST.
Bttsou, J. Moore, william
Utalr Charles Mccormick. &C
Cnlloty. Eugene r. o. Mc1ulohrun, Rev III
hvana, WIN. MCLaiu, Nj
flattcty, Eli O'Dnnnrll frank
fnnicum. Warren RahuuputG J.
Unuroll. 4 ~ RoWu, John &
lhmisou, J. l. Schifta. John
kIues, W 4 Smitli James
Kliilc. SlAs n Taylor NJ lcnl
Laugh, John Travis Fred
Machines Geo q Williams ri
Martin. rhaA Nouk, Jas
Miller, Alexander
TlRMs
duncan. Dr. 4 Co
M.I.OENNE IN
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Neutrality-suspicious. TO SELL
w Red Star Lubrcating OILS and
Greases on commission Liberal term.
References. The CLINTON OIL co..
Cleveland. o. d.
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II o. o. i. FUNERAL NOTICE
IL The members OF Franklin Lodge
No. g. /. o. o. f., are hereby notified To-
meet at their hall, corner Of Twelfth and
Chapline streets. on Sunday, December
%, al / O'Clock sharp, 10 pay tho last trb-
ute OF respect to our deceased brUtk.r.
A. N. TeagaTden. =. q. members Of sister
lodges are cordially invited TO attend. ~
order OF SAMUEL WEIGH, n. q.
=. HAMILTON, Sec'y. de-i
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new ApYERTIsEMFNrs

NOR SALE-DEsIRABLE RESI-
1T dence on Fourteenth street, near
Eon. Best location In the city. ~ f..t
front. Apply to GEO. j MATHiSOS All
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" Second Presbyterian ~Church-sua-
day School at 0;i5 n, M. Preaching Iy
Rev. 4. q. Robb at 1870 q. m. aud
D. M. Young Peoples Society OF Clr..
tlan EndeaYor at $50 p, m dcg
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-18
wAAT nay egLIEve.
The God of the scientists Is a Real. Twins
God.

The God of the Scientists Is Real. Living
God.
Raoul Pictet, the learned Swiss phys
icist whose researches in low tempera-
ture-in the very domain Of sympathetic
vibratory physics-have brought him
ont of the ''inIpenetrable cloud, IN
which materialistic science has wrapped
the mysteries of nature, into the light
of religious science after listening TO "a
wholesale condemnation of scientific
research from Roman Catholic bishop,
said to him, Have you ever seen God!"
"Of course not, - the bishop answered
s.Thcn ] have this advantage as q re-
searcher of truth over theologians, T" re-
piled Professor Pictet, ''for the longer /
study the phenomena of nature the moro
distinctly / see God in all Of natures
operations !"
When Edison was asked, "Do you be-
lieve in personal God?" Certainly, !"
he answered. 1.-The existence of God
can, TO my mind, almost be proved from
chemistry.
1.-The reason for skepticism and unbe
levers is not 60 be wondered at, !" writes
Thornton, when men interested IN
scientific research find no evidence, from
their experiments. Of the presence OF
God in the universe How could this DO
otherwise? God has to man but sub
jective existence, which could never be
reached by any known mode Of expert
ments Therefore man must get outside
of himself, which means that he must
die TO know God and the reality OF
things. Mrs Bloomfield Moore IN
New Science Review.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-18

DR.. B. Fischer, bacteriologist of the
1894 Plankton expedition, in his report
ON the microbes of the Sea, - says that
microbes capable of termination are ev-
erywhere to be found in sea water ex-
cept at great depths. They are more nu-
merous in the Canary, Florida and Lab
rador currents than they are in either
the Guinea or equatorial currents. They
were not detected with certainty in the
ooze of the oceans bed, but were album
dant at all depths shallower than 1900,
and some Were found at a depth of 1900
feet. Like the bacteria of the different
diseases, those of the ocean are found in
all shapes and forms. the spiral pre-
dominating. Nearly all We're found pro-
vided with hooks or suckers, and one
large family are reported as being phos-
phorescent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-18

Rufles for the wrists were originally
called hand ruffs