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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

li0sr0S, MAsa.. June h.-1ho American wGol
nnA Cotton Reporter viii sHy to borrow OF tho
wool trRdc' Although tho market hus con.
llnnel To wcnr that quiet exterior aspect which
characterized II during NIL last month, the Incl
rcmaihs that The ShIcS this week IN the total
equal tho average weekly aggregate un,lrr
what We used IL call tho normal tfnlo
conditions. Tho sales uf tho week amount To
l,lT,tyO pounds domestic aud LGIT,tJJ pound,
foreign making II total Of h,llhOOl agoluSi n
total Of 2ir,dD0 for the puyIOu, week, md 4
iOtll 81 2.lCB 100 pounds for the corresponding
week lust SCAt, Tue SnlCs SinGe Iannary /, ISrI,
amount to E,SJi, 400 rHlndi against GLiiJ lWJ
pounds u yrnf aga. IN New York Il IL likely
TINT mo extreme hot weather recently cXlrrl.
cncCi Inns. along With nilIur adverse inilnuucnS,
contributed to the CnntinliHnr Co Of tho Innctiy.
ny previously noted, Th]cSupplyUi llip foreign
woods has been Increased during the pnsl week
by tho arrival Of shipments Of both Cape aud
South American ErDwtliS, Tho current ,ia.
innill however, has shown no Improvement
over TINT previously reported. The feature Of
the stck II lhr sale Of about | $40. IA pounds Of
Valparaiso. The sales In New York Tor Tho
week amount TO 2,2s1,OO pounds. Eastern mills
have been IN tho market aud II much larger
brsinCSS could have been done had sellers G,rn
Willing 10 meet their ideas NJ values. While
foreign woods continue to remain tlrln, the deal.
ors In many Instances have void for less than
the Eninc wool can hu purChaNcl for to dny
Rbr0ui. The aggregate sales IN PHILADELPHIA
for tho pnEt week RTo l,6l7,bDJ pounds, In chi.
cAgO the present situation from n selling stand.
point IL very dull. Receipts Tor tho week hny.
been 3,lIO,:li pounds, mud shipments hnIU
amounted To l,SlD. li6 pounds, The fact that
nearly l,OO0,O1O pounds Of wool have been 70,
Celvol In excess Of last year since january l.,
establishes, the I0ct TINT more business Is anti.
ciphlGd. shipments have amounted 10 i.hJO. liG
pounds aud tho corresponding week Of ias.
ychr shows 2,7JJ, SIS pounds,
Sow Wool firm.
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S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhouma-
tism, his Stomach was ~disordcred, his
Liver was affected 10 an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and hc was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had u running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Ditters and even boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors eaid no was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica salye cured him entirely.
Goldby Logan Drug Co. 3
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BicLiiAIitE.
All Sorts Of local News aud Gossip from
this Glass City.

All sorts OF Local News hnd Gosslp from
tho Glass City.
Part OF tho minors moro hnvo voted
on tho proposition OF returning to work
ut hity'ono cents por ton aud forwarded
tho result to headquarters. Othor
m.ners will vote to-day. Nothing nb.
~solutoly certain as to tho local vote can
DO learned, but Ii 10 reasonably certuin
that thoy aro not all voting ono way.
Some OF them havo favored it; othcrs
have or will vote against 1t aud in favor
OF sixty cents por ton. Tho result OF
tho vote will be counted Saturday at tho
IninerS' headquarters by tho state
officers.
The South Bcllairo Epworth League
elected the following officers for tho on
suing year: President, L. II. Rider,
first vico prcaidont, George DIETRICH,
second, Miss Barbara Holt, third, Frank
Myers. fourth. Warren Michnor, secro-
tary. Miss Eva Pitnor, troasu rcr. Miss
Kate johnson, organist, Mis-. Critic
Fawcets, chosis!cr, J. NJ. Coiiold.
Mayor Dubois yesterday received an
anonymous communication concerning
tho violation OF tho liquor laws, but his
honor desires It distinctly understood
that such letters are but n waste Of time
on tho pnrt OF tho writer's. Unless they
arc sincere enough to sign their names
they may rs we'll aavo their paper aud
postage.
Tho eighteenth commencement OF tho
Bcllaire high school will DO held iu tho
Elysian theatre tomorrow evening.
There arc twenty members OF tho class,
fourteen girls and ak boys. All mr.
rangemon,s hayo been made for good
muaic and Bellaire never tails to pack
the largest auditorium to DO had on such
occasions.
Mr.. j. y. Whitman, manager OF tho
plate mill at tho BolIaire steel works,
has resigned and will probably leave
here. Ito is a mechanical engineer and
will continue that business. Some diff
ference ns to tho construction OF the
now mill resulted in his handing in his
resignation.
John A. Gallaher, as administrator OF
tho estate of the late Mary X. Costing,
Yesterday afternoon sold fity.four shares
in tho Crown Cemont works. tho par
value Of which was $3.50, for $50. C.
W. Dickens. cashier OF the Dollar bank,
was the purchaser.
Tho township trustees made q lew
for this year Of only one and three.
tfths mills, two.itths OF a mill lower
than last year, but the township school
board increased their levy ono-half 4
mill.
David Walker. OF the First National
Bank, is tho representative Of Ohio to
the national council OF Good Templars
to be held in Boston tho latter part OF
this month, and will enjoy 4 vacation at
that time.
Patrick Whealan. whose serious con.
di.ion from being overcome by tho heat
was noted yesterday, is recovering. He
was able to talk yesterday and will pull
through all right.
4 fairly good horse was sold at public
auction in front OF the CITY building
Yesterday afternoon for only $40.
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to'Iow,men, wlloto their contribution.
exceed Sl,OW each, numbers lOG, and OF
tlo'o eighteen have contributed tho
above princcIy sums, clthor by gift ou,.
r'Gnt, whIcl, la, bUcn tho case In tho
majority OF Instance. or BY bo1uest.
rlHnrcs likn ttio,n coniuto tho constant
'nint OF tho SoclRliats, tho sncerinr Ia.
ainuations OF tho Altgeld school Of All
iasors, and tho complaints OF many
w~ofkinstnOn that wealth Is a tyranny
used to crush out the weaker classes.
In no country Of tho world Ia tho
lnonoyod clan moro generous. In no
country OF tho world do colleges, train.
ing schools. museums, art galleries,
hospitals. libraries. churches, aud chair.
tics bonoilt 30 largely and 80 cunlinu.
oneIy from tho accumulations Of tho
rich. Thoy aro paying buck a noble
interest to tho people upon tho money
i~ntrusled to their administration.
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WHAT 10 THANK GOD FOR.

y nave been ~iTSrHpUu My yrar,3 thank
dod Tor ~ exclaimed m Old clergyman. Way
ihia bunt Of rIou'rrrltale; Because HE broth.
ct' hal ronl ,ligc,tl1lS, which tlcy ruIlci ut
last with nigh feeding. aud all dlol u govt
anu kidney disease, lie could cat but little. mud
80 lived iccbly-and long. Ills brothers did
moro work In their short lives than he Ia his
long one.
Hut what OF ~ Who wants 10 dwell inside oi
MI Iceberg to keep from being slnilruckg We
uesIfc neither dyspepsia goat, nor nervous pros.
trAtlon. Yet wo Americans ure getting to have
nll Three, With u yCngcancG. W. work mud light
Tor all We nFc worth 10 mako money tuccrCllng
OF falling, rs may bel AMI are iIou 6uulGd out
early by somo nVryOnS ilsca'e, or by quick
consumption. Politicians. doctors. law.
yofN ministers, teachers, business men. -nru
taklug that short cut 70 tho grave. Why How
Let a great Scotch physician (wlo went tho
same road himself two years ago. explain:
llc says; "SVrvOni malHilOi arc Of modern
origin. They ArHp from that limos universal
Ailtncnt, mitigation, with IT, symptoms Of In.
paired appetite, sickness, vomiting, tlaiulUncO,
heartburn, Gcid cruciatlOl, collie. COnStip pa ton.
otc. Tho diseased stomach cannot supply tho
brain and nerves With tho necessary pAbulum ;
aud then tho liver, and finally the whole or.
ghnlsln, break, down."
There you hhyo iL-plNin NJ ptlmCr-thO
whole deadly process, Sow IL Is 10 NOn thi,
business at III iountRln.hcad, he stomach, that
tho shaker Digestive Cordial has boon prepared
mud IpIced before tho public by the shaker
Community, OF Nj Lebanon. n. Y. II Is not n
mere tonic" or Ahedatiye. II doesn't propose
10 dull he SrrE Of di1ou&t hut to r,nyrs he caW,s
q f-indlgeitIon. dyspepsia. It prouOtc'n ifrc
now OF tho natural digestive juices, nbatrS IN.
Examination Of tho mucous membrane, prevents
fermentation. Sad sends tho dIgeStcd food on 10
nouTish the body.
No, no; don't thank God for indigestion. You
hro not likely to, niter a taste OF II. Thank him
lnr u strong aud capable stomach. Ecnsibly used.
Then thank tho Shakers for a medicine 10 make
IL 10.
Trial bottles immediate effect ton cents a;
almost all druggists
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DONATIONS oF THE WEALTHY.


Figures TlInt Confutr the soclallstic Iaunt
That Wealth Is "a TyranL-
Chicago Tribune.
Tho donation OF Mrs. Celia ". Wal
lace OF property valued at $4,000 rs an
endowment OF the Central church. OF
Chicago. and tho donation to Mount
lIolyoke college, Massachusetts,, OF SjO,-
900 by DR.. D. K. Poarsons, OF this city,
show that the philanthropists arc still
busy Mt their good work. They also call
attention to the volume OF good deeds
all wei the country. Ii the giving, in
| deed, continues in like proportion dur.
| ing tho remainder OF tho year, as shown
by tho outcome OF tho first five months.
| the record OF 1895 will exceed that Of
n ono year during tho last half cent
ury at least. Tho total donations by
| giit and will since January /, estimating
individual sums exceeding $1,000, are ID
follows:
Jnnunry..-...s 1895 G0IN ....-..""-s 4,29.2N
Fcbruary-... l.S73, 30oiJuHc 10 date. $500
ahTch ,--""-". i.p.ls1 - ,-,ro
OF this magnificent amount colleges
and universities have received S+,OI5,-
$50; hospitals. Sl,j93,O0O: churches.
$4,000; and librarics, SOS. 900, or
nearly two.thirds OF the total. Tho 70.
mainder, IS, 76S, 400, has been distributed
among muaoums art galleries, and
various classes OF charities. In this
connection tho following list OF dona-
.ions where the 100000 marx has been
exceeded will DO OF interest:
jan. ., J. p. Rockefeller to Chicago
University l'5,VVO
Jan. 3. Eugene Kelly. New york. TO uo,o
charity "....... iEo'uJV
jan. :, Vanderbilt family to College OF
Surgeons. uIOiVVV
'Tg, i; w., ,"". 10000
Jan. 81, Peter Wooden, flninilcld, Ia,
to Alfred College. lJp.OJJ
Feb. Z. Caroline Drake, St laul, TO
charity .......,.... ......"",'."-. ":..'.. .UJ'op
fIU, Il 100000
~ elm div ...... ........... 10000
Anil 10. J, c, withholding. San Fran.
else cisco Tor schooi Of TnIcs.m~...... 10000
May G. Seth Low. New York. to Column
blh College .... ........ "...-....:.....'" i,VOJ'Vo
May G. n. c. Schcrmcrhorn, New YORK,
10 Columbia College. VV',VV
"ay H. SnrS" 2s3. go
NT = IL rr GInndu, society '...... 200. 600
" i9,I - seminary '''. .........".m.."..... 10000
Aay Z; jTnn MU,.D"' ...""'n...... 2,5 900
MY 4; ThNno"m no.o. "........... 100000
Nay p, nTkno~n uono', .o.. =; .as..., 10000
NAY "i; H. T. E M:"i i'''o'' 10000
Tho on,iro list Of donors this year to
-..l lNnpnEI nj fIIRIF
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Distressing kidney aud bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GREAT Soyrn AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This ne@ remedy Is n great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promp,ness in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back and every part OF tho urinary pass.
ago in malo or female. 1t relieves re-
t%cntion OF water and pain in passing it
almos: Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
sold by X. IL. List. druggist, Wheeling,
". Nn
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Browns
ronoBlttere,

which for more than 20 years
has been curing many people
Dyspepsia, Biliousncss. Ma
laria, Impure Blood, Neural.
gia, Headache, Liver and Kid
ncytroubles. It's the peculiar
combination Of iron, the great
strength-givcr, with selected
vegetable remedies Of true
value that makes Browns Iron
Ditters so good for strengthen
ing and purifying the system.
1t is specially good for women
and children-it makes them
strong and rosy.
Brown, Iron Bi,,ers Is pieaIsu, to take,
tad II will not stain the teeth nor Gauss
constipation. See the crossed red Iiueg
on the wrapper. Our book, How to
Live a Hundred YeATs," tells al abog, Ii;
iIte for g. stamp. 20
IloNS CHEMICAL Co., B~ALrrioRE, Mn
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~Chicnco-Cnttlo scarce and higher; choice
weu largely at stojRi IS; grass stccrs 81 6hIi -:
slOuIcrs md feeders 5? 5Oai0 Hogs, market sc
lower. Tho offerings embraced u largo proper.
ton Of common light hogs nnd such drove,
moved of slowly nj tho decline. but good int
mNturci hogs sold at 81 3jni 50; lIgnt weights
a 9IRI IS; mixed 81 Sal ii. Sheen. duh mud
lower: natives s. O0ai q; Texans s. 0pa2 -: ycnr
lings 81 bOn5 Is; spring lambs 81 UnG ". Re.
ccIpts-Ca,,le li,5N head; hogs 5000 head;
sheep I 1000 head.
Cinciunnti-lIogs iaIrly active nni lower Mt
81 lOai 60; receipts 1900 lcTi: shipments SHI
head.
East L~ibrrty-Cat;lc. receipts light; market
slow: primo 81 "jni 50: common to good butch.
,ts 81 bOai -; bulls, stays und cows S, NnaE -,
Hogs steady nj unchanged prices. Sheep, mar.
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Dry Goods.

Now Tork-AgcntS have advanced tho price
Of Lockwood j. %6-lnch mud A IO,lnch brown
cOttons &c: Allen EOulNrI prints 70, With n
good company Of visiting buyers present there
was more stir In the market and considerable
business In autumn IpccilliIcs. The market for
wide shCctIngs II somewhat restless; 4yarl
brown shecltngs nrc i'm at &c net mud no
stocks, a,yArd sheetlnGs &c, ind standard drills
Sc and blic net. Printing cloths quiet at > I5.lG
E.YNa
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Macon, GA.-"I have found Simmons
Liver Regulator tho best family medi.
cine. havc used it in Indigestion and
Biliousness, and found it to relieve i'm.
mediatcly. After eating n hearty sup
per. il on going to bod sako a dose OF
it. | never fnel any bad effects OF tho
supper."-Ovid q. Sparks, ex.M Mayor,
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LONDON, Juno 5.-The crisis in the
east is already regarded on all sides as
being grave and this feeling is intensi-
fed by the news from Conssautinople
to-day. telling Of tho panic At Jeddah,
the threatened attack OF the Bedouins
aud the flight OF Europeans who arc
seeking safety on board tho vessels in
hnrbor. 1t is freely predicted hero that
IN outbreak is inevitable.
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GRAVE SITUATION
Growing Out OF tho Bedouln At
tack on Foreigners at Jodaah.
EUROPEANS ARE SEEKING REFUGE

AMI tho Arrival OF tho Brltlsh Moli.
tcrrancan Squadron AnxIously Es.
pcctod-Q Quarantine Measures tho
Cause OF ilcdouin hmmoslty-rho
Refusal OF tho Sultan OF Turkey To
Acecdo 20 tho Demand of tho
Powers In tho Armenian Affair
Increases Complications,
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Dc and uso that old and well-tricd
remedy. Mas. WiHsLow'sS SOOTHING SYRUP
for children t%ecthing. 1t sootnes tho
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is ;he best enc
dy for diarrhGa Twenty-Five cont 4
bottle. uwraw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Atonoy nni Stool
hnrkets.


Markets.
SEw YoRE. Juno 5.-Moncy on call easy a; Ia
= per ceu.i last loan | per cent; Closed a, /
per cont. Prime mercantile paper ?19a85s per
cent. Sterling exchange strong aud higher nj
81 Sgai s0& Silver certificates dGitGd7!.c. The
total sales Of stocks odaY were 10. 7gJ shares.
Tho stock market to-day VIVA largely IN tho
hands Of professional bear traders. Speculation
was weak at the opening under an active selling
movement, In which the foreign houses weFc
prominent, the market for AmGrIcaiIS In Lon
don being also weak. The market continued
heavy up 10 and beyond mid dav aud 1t was not
until about delivery hour that the dealings lost
their tone OF depression. Then sOmo Of the
shorts began 10 cover, with the result that small
recovcries were made. 10 the ilnal dealings
part OF this rally was lost and tho market closed
unsettled, prices IN the main bcIug lower on the
day. The principal loses are: Consolidated
Gas ~, Rubber Ia, General Electric and l.eRth'
CT preferred u, New Jersey Central and llud-
son ! per cent. Gains were made of ! per cent
In american Cable AID Toledo x Ohio Central
preferred.
The weakness OF the share speculation was i'm
parted to those issues OF the speculative class III
tho bond market and material reCeS,IouS follow
cd. The sales wcre sl.6s7.OO Y
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull, except Virginia Centuries,
which ae strong And active.
Railroad bonds weak.
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l'FlfUletiin.

oil Citv-Opcnei at 81 Is: highest 81 a;
lowest 81 -; closed at q IS: sales none: clear.
ancca 900 barrels; shipments l!j,Gsl barrels;
runs $3.50 barrels.
New York-Petrolourn yenk; Pennsylvania
oil, sales none; July options closed 1t $40 bid;
Linn oil, sales none.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry

Time Table 40. 10. to take o Tcc. al L. IL,
Sunday November 10 1873
LNAvo whcciing-lS:ol. tJ:Io. Gll:i1I. NJ, lin,
sG:I5. tI%O. i9;D r. IN.
Leave Pcniusnla-iS:N. 1851, sll:ij 4 III, t,:,S.
e3:al. ti:56. 1905 y. III.
Leave Martins Furry-tS:ln. 1857, Jll:5la IN,
t2:3t. "S:E7. ti;In. i9:l1.
Arrive TorlninalJ unction-iS:E. tIl:Oj. Ills;
q. NJ. t!:AS, 1872. t:i6 gyms p. III.
Leave Terminal Juuclion-f7:!!. 300. 4 N,
'l!:4o, IL M. fi:a9: ti:W, tj:lL 1915 ,. Ill
fi:0l. ti:lO. tj:.g, io:5! y. III.
Leave Penin,nla-t7:3i lo:iinm IN. sl::5l, li:l.
ti:lT. ti:"5. ISIS. y. II.
Arrive wncoins-t7:W. 1o:1 n nj. "l2:5I.
ti:l7, Ii:ej tS:li. t9:n, p. M.
sDaily. iDaily olcspt sunday. Sunday. oaly
Alltalns will run on EaItorn Tina
J.E TAuSSlG. Superintendent
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I'Uus. I'ilcs! Itching PHO.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intcnso Itching nnh
allowed 10 continue lumOrs form, which often
bleed md u~Iccrntc, becoming very sore:
SwAYSE's OiSTMEET stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, md In most cases re-
moves tho tumois. AtdtiGHtSts; ot by mall LOT
WccuLS DE. Swnynu & Son, Philadelphia
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SImply apply "SwAYSE's OISTMESr." No In.
tcfnnl medicine required. Cures tcttcr. cczcinn,
Itch, nil cruptions on tho face, hands. nose, 10,
leaving tho skin clear, white alu healthy. is
W no other remedy. Ask your drngslst for
SWAYsE's 0ISrMEST. 1IIthaw
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W.nl.

Lct OvcfstocEcd aud dull; extra 81 1la1 o.; com.
mon iog0Ol ~ iuni 70; best luIIbi 4! UOnI o.;
veal calves "A JJai "a, ~
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uS.E, Pennsylvania Stations.
SzECnnGg|vdnid Lines.
kt1I TRIMS Run by Central Time.
GOING SOUTH.

rICEEr OFFICES At pF:SsrirAStA .SrrrIoS o.
WAT.H ST, Funr OF EirSrSrN ST. WHEELING.
AT MCI.ULE NpUsr, NNrEtlSG, AND At TBG
rTSSp yLvASIA SrNTIOS. rHipdrronT.
SN'rVwrsr SYerl''-"NAS NISriE ROUTE"
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH pOUSn

On and after Monday. December IL. 1885,. Par
sengcr Trains will run as follows: sDailY.
tDally Except SUNDAY. Central time.
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When BABY was sick, VIC gave her Castofie.
When sho was 4 Child, sho cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss, sho chung to Cas;oria.
When sho had Children, she garcthcm Castorta
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud Aitor Saturday. February ., lSoj. trains
will run as follows. city time:
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called H. scala Santa one two OF these stairs
are said t. have been brought from the ptiace OF
plate down which the saviour passed 70 MS exc
r,ifIon ON All DAYS OF the year deNOteeS may Do
seen climbing the stairway on their knees. "hen
Good Friday comes. from early morning Untl lohS
INST the Ave Mara the ltt.e shrine Is cFo"ied
with w0rshpprrs II OF the int ereStlnS teat-
yin INA au' classes " people kneeliEg there, and
II he chances upon the right hour ne may see queen
Marguerite herself making her IeNotlohs' perhaps
side hy side with a dccr"pit mendlCdnt. -,
Faster sunday is a gay ami brilliant lay IN the
Eternal CIV The decorations IN many or inc
churrbas are extremely beautiful. and an eNcep-
tional musical programme attracts throngS 10 me
pr1,t IA. slicas The Hover markets are brilliant
vi,h tho mass OF flowers sent from all paris or the
province. Society resumes Immediately, us inter-
runt,I whirl Presents are iltcrcharGed generally.
as a, Christmas time In this country Inc huinl-
mated Easter egg is conspicuous I'm all the shops.
The streets take on anew their gay appearance.
and on Easter afternoon all Rome walks or drives
in The villa Borghese and the Corso; The season
OF sackciofh ami ashes y gone AMI the old cdpital
rises smiling and frolcsome TO live Its sunny IKE
for another year.