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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-04

mfs. W. ID. farN hurst. flames and
refreshments were the order of the
evening and very pleasant time
was the result.
County Court convened Monday
and tranacted much important
business. 1t was in session till
yesterday. We will give full re-
port next week. The circuit court
proceedings fills our space this
week.
James O'Hara will move his shoe
shop from the second floor of the
Stuck building on Price Street, to
the room lately occupied by Bakers
harness shop, on High Street. aud
+. E. Hackley will move his family
in the rooms vacated by O. Hara.
The main business OF Circuit
Court is oyer, but the Judge aud
the lawyers are still grinding out
some chancery matter. The Judge
took u couple of days recess this
week and went over to Philippi to
attend to some special court matters.
The Postofilce and Hackley's
Tonsorial Parlors changed places
Monday morning, April lst, and
lots of people were april fooled, 4"
rushing IN the barber shop to get
their mail aud goiig to the post
office to get shaved. Not onlyth
day but it has been happening every
day since.
l.. NJ. Albright's Annual Closing
Out Sale. Great many articles at
one-half price. Has commenced
to-day and will continue during
March, on all Dry Goods. Notions.
Dress Trimmings, Ladies', MEMS
and Children's Shoes, Carpets and
Ready Made Clothing, strictly for
cash. Call early.
March z, 1895.
The new millinery store opened
out near Flythe's furniture store.
by Mrs. Lily Stone and Miss Grace
Orr, is now ready for inspection,
and the ladies extend cordial in
vitation to everybody to call and
examine their spring styles. Their
friends in the country are specially
invited to call and see their
new stock.
DIR. G.. b. Hardy. the dentist
uses Tonalgia an anaesthetic over
all others. Never failing, effective,
painless and guaranteed to cause
no soreness. IL is used by more
dentists than any other known TO
man. 1t is the oldest and most
reliable on the IN ,rket DR.. Har.
dy will be at Bruceton, April 1lth
and remain 6 DAYS. at Egion 18th
and remain 3 days.
Sunday afternoon, March 31st.
about one o'clock. fire broke out
on the roof of Philip Wcstling's
house, near the Catholic church.
out at townsville, and burned so
rapidly that in short time. the
house and most OF the goods were
consumed. The building was very
old and dry and the fire started
from sparks on the roof. Mr.. Yves
ling is very old, almost ninety, and
1t IS hard on him to be turned out
Of doors in his old age, but we un-
derstand that he is making arrange
ments already to rebuild on tho
same foundation. A subscription
paper has been started and his
friends are contributing towards
helping him rebuild. There was
no insurance on anything and we
have been unable to learn the loss.
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DR. j. s. HARTLEY,
DEN IT'S T .

Will visit Kingwood regularly and
do FIRST CLASS WORK, guaranteed TO
give satisfaction. Uses the famous
GRruAM METHOD for the
PAINLESS EXTRACTION or TEETH
Due notice 81 his visits will be given
i'm this paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-04
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood, April 4. 1895.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton

Drug Store.
j. Harry Neff returned yester-
day from trip to Wheeling.
Miss Lottie King has returned to
Kingwood after some time spent ut
Davis.
Hoods S,rsaparilla 1T McMillen's
Drug Store.
N. j. Gibson. of st. Joe. is here
this week clorking for Il. NJ. AL
bright.
DR.. George b. Hardy, of Terra
Alta, was here Tuesday on profess
sional business.
For any aud all kinds of legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only SO cents per hundred. II
ID. Sherman Gutherie was at
Bloomington. Nd, this week, visit
ing his mother.
Miss Laura Parks is teaching a
spring term of school in her de-
partment at the Academy.
We keep only Pure Liquors. Fine
old Brandy So. 80 per gallon at } j.
Stump & Co.'s, Cumberland, Md.
Miss Belle Spahr will begin her
spring term Of school next Monday
after weeks vacation.
Virgil Robinson, of Fellowsville,
who has been working here, has
gone to Bayard.
For Fire Insurance of any kind,
In several of the best companies,
call on or address, j. NJ. Crane,
kingwood, w. Va.
The school at the Catholic church
closed last night with an entertain
nent and big time generally.
Harrison Gale, of Valley Point,
was in town to day and dropped in
to subscribe for the ARGUS.
Miss Maud Brown closed her
school at Gainesville last Wedues-
day and returned to her home here.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS Office.
Orders by mail wall receive prompt
John IL. Garner has moved back
from Grafton to Kingwood and oc-
cupies his property OH Carrolton
Avenue.
Michael Layton moved this week
from Reedsville into James A.
Browns new property near the
Baptist church.
Mrs. +. Greeley Hyde and Miss
Ella Cornelius, of Oakland, arrived
here Tuesday for a weeks visit at
Mr. and Mrs. J f. M. Cranes.
WAETED.-A good tenant for
farm about three miles from Terra
Alta. Call on or address,
j. NJ. CRANE, Real Estate Agt.,
Kingwood, W. Va.
George A. Baker has sold out his
harness shop to Major Orr and will
locate at SmithGeld, Pa, to engage
in the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frazier, OF
Newburg, spent several days visiting
the parents of the latter here, dur
ing the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheets, on Saturday, March 3Oth,
1895, boy baby. DIR. Pratt at
tending physician.
Edward Manear moved this week
into the Stuck property on west
Name Street and Grant Bowers
moved into the house vacated by
Mauear,
There will be special session of
County Court the last Of this month
TO correct and straighten out some
Of the botched up assessing on the
East Side.
George F. Huffman moved April
1st into part of George Sheets
house, where he will reside till bis
house is completed near Baker
Montgomery.
There was a pleasant social hop
at the Hotel Gordon Monday night.
About twelve couple were present
and passed an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. J. NJ. Crane furnished the
music.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-04
LOOK OUT FOR
THE BIG SHOW

\ w The largest and most com
plete Line Of Furniture, Carpets
Mattlngs ever offered the people Of
Preston, and at LOWER PRICES.
Will be on Exhibition at our Fur.
niture Rooms after April 1st. Free
Street Parade. Look out for the
Hand Bills.
Oar Regular ANNUAL CARPET
SALE will be the FfRsT WEEK IN
APRIL. Don't Miss Seeing Our
Display Of Carpets.
j. II. RODEHEAVER.
TERRA ALTA, w. VA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
EXPELLED BY VENEZUELA.
FRENCH AND BELGIAN MINISTER'S
SENT OUT OF CARACAS.

THE ACTION TAKEN FOR PURELY PERSONAL
rr.soNs-rHE UNITED STATES AND -
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE
paris March 81. r. Nuhez Consu-Generai Oh
Venezuela. has received cable message orncia"y
Informing him CT the expulsion of the French ana
p.gtan Ministers from Caracas for purely personal
ac,ions Upon receipt of the dispatch Mr. Nunez
nod an interview with NJ. Hanotaux Minister OF
Eoreign Affairs and insisted that there should be
M dip.omatic rupture between France and Nene-
Zuea.
London. March 9.-Mr. Burch, Venezuelan consul
In London informed the United Press this morning
that neither he nor any OF the attaches OF MS con-
sulate had the slightest doubt OF the correctness
OF The New York Herd1's" Caracas dispatch con-
frmng the reports Of the expulsion of the french
and Belgian Ministers All the friends OF Nenezaed
In London greatly regret the handing OF passports
Mr.. Burch said, had some TO great lengths IN ask-
ing Great Britain to take part in Venezuelan UOuh-
dairy arbitration. They must he reminded OF Inc
fact, he said. that eight years ago president tl|-
man Blanco invited Alr. 81. John the british MIN
lister. to cave Venezuela, sace when time there mas
been no British Minister at Caracas the SITUATION
looks serious. he thinks bat official Information III
the matter is not obtainabe here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

heart burn" pain and distress after eating. ana
kindred arrangements of the liver, stomach and bow
els Put up in glass vials therefore always fresh
and reliable Whether a laxative. OF Ill larger
doses as gently acting but searching cathartic
these little Pellets are unequaled
As dinner pill, " To promote digestion. take one
each day after dinner TO relieve the distress arising
from over eating nothing equals one of these little
Pellets" They tiny. sugar coated anti-bilious
grannles Any child readily takes them
Acccp; no substitute that may be recommended To
be lust A. good" II may be bcifrJ- fot Mc dfdir,
because of paying him better profit but hr is no, the
who needs help.
free SAMPLE ID To doses on NiaI is mailed To
any address post paid, on receipt of name and ad-
dress on postal card.
Address WORLDS DispENsAEy MEDICAL AssoSIA'
TON, 665 Main Street, Buffalo, n. x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
FOREIGNERS At YING-KAO SAFE.

FOREIGNERS At YtNG-kAO SAFE.
PROTECTED BY THE VICTORIOUS JAPANESE ARMY
II HING CHANGES DEPARTURE DELAYED.
London. March a Central News dispatch
from Toxic says that General Nodzu reports u
War Minister Yamagata a follows
Ipon the capture Of the pos ons In the Nc'm NJ,
n, ylnr-Kao / sent Colonies l\lkushlina ara Mu-
raki 10 inform the English AM American consus
, ,ss, ~. ni,ce had beer captured by army.
witch / Informed them. would undertake 10 nam
tain order and protect foreigners ana sred !,
there v,s no need Of anxiety. also ihpulteu II
,hav had been In any trouble during the nSh'ns
They were very thankful for our care ~ tneHi ana
rr1rnlse.l 1, reassure the foreigners Inc consuis
And commanders OF the warships requested us 10
Telegraph 10 their Ministers and adiiltals thIS Al,
th. fore gners quite safe. whlcn we piorSS,
TO DO. The foreigners appear 10 Oe hLun,} ~ "a
posed toward army. We nave sttIcty l"rp.''
den any chinese from entering ther
which il guarded by 80 Japanese. The rns'ish
and American officers have thanked VS. icr our
police measures The town Is perfec'H quIc..
i'pon attacking old New -Chwang we founn unrlc
n foreign missionary. who was inin"hia'eiF t"N'i'
under our protection
A Central News dispatch from shanghai sd! :
that the departure of III Hung Chang mas oeel
DELAYED by the tact that the Pe.-Ho River j. sun
frozen over He expects - leave Tlen-Isin Oh
March "A probably stopping at Shangha' ana u
arrive n, Hiroshima on March 10.
+ 4 dlspatch To The Times from Ti"n-Islh say
that navigation on the Pci-Ho River WAS open'd
Yesterday Ii Hung Chang. the dispa'ch say
has delayed his departure NJ me rePues, " w
japanese. VII" will not be ready 10 receive MN
Marc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
A Good Appetite

and enables the digestive organs to do their work
properly. In this way 1t gives strength lit ex-
nels all impurities from the blood and makes It
rich, pure and healthy. In this way 1t wards off
threatened attacks of disease and keeps the whole
system in a healthy condition. 1t is thus the
great blood purifier, true tonic and strength
builder. -! -. @r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Spring Medicine.

MY daughter had scrofula OF the worst FORM
from infancy. We had the best physicians ana
she would get better for short time, only 10 De
worse than before. At times her head would be
covered with a perfect mass OF scabs and running
sores We were alarmed for fear she would be
blind, her eyesight being affected We had TO
keen her in a dark room. When we began to
give Hoods Sarsaparla her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
MARQUIS or QrEENsBERRY HELD.

MARQUIS or QCEENSBERRY HELD.
HE Is COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. oN THE CHARGE
or LlutlILSG OSCAR WILDE.
London. March 9-Thc case Of oscar Wilde
against thu. Marquis OF Quecnsberry. who was AZ
rested A few days ago At the instance OF Mr.. Ntd"
upou the allegation that the Marquis had grossly
Ubelled him was heard In the Great Marlborough
Street Police court to-day The courtroom WAS
crowded Mr. Wilde wa placed upon the witness
stand and gave his name ~ oscar Bangor ORA
hertv wills wilde To the question. Are you nm
author and dramatst9" Mr Wilde replied i mink
I am well known" The magistrate ordered MIN
10 answer the question. Whercupon ne said. res
In the course Of his examination Mr.. WIDE
said that he first hccam" acquainted WIN he
MARQUIS Of Quecnsherry ia 1893 although ne hhd
se.n him prior 20 that time Mr. Humphreys Mr.
Wilde's solicitor produced letter when MI "iIdr
said had been handed 10 him hy Lord Alfred
Douglas as coming from the Marquis OF Queens
henry Tho letter Was not read but II Is alleged to
contain other Iibels as It mentions the names Of
several persons Of exalted social standing.
Edward Carson VI. p solicitor for III" Marquis
~ oueensborry said that the defence sought 20
show that the Marquis had ercrcisol ,atn,I
privilege m seeking TO protect his son from noe
friendship The magistrate ruled that TINS cohten
lion amounted TO plea OF 1ustlncdu"h WHO"
nrcstion would. therefore, arise later.
The Marquis OF Queensb"rry. aftcr IN" psht loI
mai caution TO making discriminating statements
was asked by the court II he had any'ning 20 say
lie rcniied II have only to say that wrote th'
en- I'd compia med Of simply with mo intention OF
hringing matters to n head, as had been unab'
10 soc Mi Wilde othcrwis". ana 10 save my sol
The Marnuis was formally commlfe1 TOT Ulal h''
hail was continued and ne was again released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
MISHAP TO THE AlLSA Al SA->->HS
rNABIE TO ENTER THE RACE FOR The fhiA Dr.
MONTE CARLO WHICH IS WON BY
THE BRITANNIA

MONTE CAKlSO, NHANi 10 WV -
THE BRITANNIA.
cannes March e.-The contest for the PriX de
uonte Carlo with the Britannia and Ailsa as the
chief competitors. although the Corsair, Nalkyrie
and Oretta were also starters. was the feature
OF the yacht racing arranged for to-day. The Br'-
tannia won. the Corsair being second. The weather
was cloudy and the wind light After the usual
manoeuvring for position. the britannia at 10
o'clock crossed the line first. and. she invariably
does. In the windward position. Just then the
Ailsa was observed TO be In trouble and IL was
soon apparent that the Jaws OF her gaff had been
carried away. Instead OF crossing the line. she
turned back and anchored.
When the Ailsa dropped out interest in the race
became greatly !cssencd, AZ II was foresone CON
clnson that ne Britannia would win. she drew
away from tho other boats from the start The
Wind freshsnsd from the est after the yachts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Strong Nerves,

good digestion. robust health On the contrary,
impure blood must necessarily cause disease, be-
cause when the blood cannot furnish the life
giving qualities needed. the physical powers
must begin to fail. The best way to have good
blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparia. because 1t
possesses exactly those qualities which enable
the blood TO carry health to every nerve, organ
and tissue. II creates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

passed the ST. Honorat markooat ana '"' 80
Increased her lead. The Oretta broke her a." W
sa,, halyards of Cap Martin and was lissd 10
put into Nice. orA
Although the Aranella came in hrst IN ~ So -.
Monte carlo race the contest was won oy
Dakotah on tine allowance The Araneia n".: .Si
M 3O,:25 and the Dakotah al 30iaI. Inc pa~
allowance was IS minutes SS SECONDS ~
was for yachts OF less than twenty 'o"s '"'
The Ailsa has been towed TO Nice ,,..
Nice. March e-The accident to the Aiisa' "a'."
prevented her from taking part In the rsss ~ Ss,i:
vas the hrsaking OF = pulley ~ usSS'"'~
G&o WaS hoatinG AaA @AneAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Is essential to good health This Is true from
the very nature of the human body The blood is
the circulating fluid which carries nourishment
to all the organs The quality Of the blood deter
mines the degree of health in which the system
will be found Good blood means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

tits generally acknowledged that every person
needs TO take good spring medicine. This Is
because the blood has become loaded with i'm
purities which must be expelled IL good health Is
desired Hoods Sarsaparilla, being the best blood
purifier. is the standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Eyes Began to Improve

so that she could bear light Then she rap'oiy
gained in every respect the sores began 10 uIy
up and now have all healed. she Is 10 years Oh
age and IN perfect health | am unable 10 ma
words strong enough to fully express my gran
tude- to Hoods Sarsapsrllla for TINS wonderful
cure OF my daughter, w H. Arehart' Aioioh
IND -....-...-..... ..
Many others testify similarly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTION NEAR
THE LIBERAL PARTY WELL ORGANIZED AND

THE LIBERAL PARTY WELL ORGANIZED AND
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
Ottawa Ontario March s.-Every indication points
10 an early dissolution OF Parliament and general
election The date selected. II selection has been
made has been carefully guarded. probably with a
view to taking the Opposition unawares and reap
ing an advantage for the Government, but the
former prepared for any emergency They have
this wear a much perfect organization than
ever before. They are convinced that the people
are thoroughly tired of the National policy. as the
protective tariff principle Is called. They assume
that in the deaths OF Sir John A. Macdonald Sir
John j. j. c. Abbott and Sir John 5. D. Thompson,
the three leaCSs who have been at the head OF the
existing party during the life of the present Psrlia
ment. the Conservatives have lost their main
strength the country. Liberals describe the pres
ent Cabinet a collection Of nonentes. and affect
to believe that the Government party will be swept
almost out of existence In this election.
They have, however. affected to believe that be-
fore and the result has been shattered hopes and
succeeding depression. InNartial observers how
ever, say that previous campaign since the
explosion Of the Pacific scandal in 1873 has the LIB
era prospect Of success been equal TO the present,
and never have that partys leaders made s,ich
energetic preparations for election campaign, or
been 80 we'll organized as now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
RIXFR's SHRSAPARlLLA

10 clean out the bad blood. start up the iver anu sr.
the whole moral physical nature ~ soou H"hInk
condition. BE YOU get RlkEkS t,ouEH' ~ ~.
that hasn't got a bit Of Mercury. f''aS' W aug ~
'pzen' In II. , 80 l., ,to ..tI1-,o
peais ali too how money does ro. ny IN me ii"'i'
t,,nS' ,yb.n folks go right along SAVING 10 cents IN
every dollar by buying all Doctors Presct pohs lsuonF
Goods Surgical Appliances. Chest irote'orSs iruse
Clutches Toilet Requisites Wines. Liquors &c ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
TOILET PAPER, LARGE PACKAGE
BaCCarat Glass.

ISfrTfI TITNI- WIlu I'F''''
.r1 DOZEN II MBLERs. ANY SIZE
fOl WISH EGG q l. \ : -
HANDLED LEMONADE GLASSES e..
FINE PARIS ETCHINGs tND FINEST
QUALITY CRYSTAL. WORTH TWICE
TO THREE TIMES THE T. + ~
QUOTED ...........-... .....t.''.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
WHILE GINNING FOR DUCKS.
.eveland NAV succeed in bsgging heavy IoI"~
I'D NUIVI - IutV ~" - -
RIKER,S EXPECIORANT

lives 70 XIII I, IL lucky that the President suppIenr
himself with a few bottles Of this SWIFT PLf a.
and CERTAIN CURE for all Throat and Lung Irvuo'eS
before leaving Washington. -. -.
Bv the way folks DO say. ihst the Oh man mas
late unlamentci FIFTY third Congress No wonuer' ns
OF other people nave. la spre sign 'Da' eNeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
PRINCE OF WALES SERIOUSLY ILL.,

PRINCE OF WALES SERIOUSLY ILL.
TROUBLED WITH VARICOsE MANIFESTATIONS IN
HIS LOWER IIMBS-TO MAKE A LONG
STAY N THE RIVIERA.
London. March 9-Reports to the contrary not
withstanding the Prince Of Wales is grievousy
aing through some trouble with the veins in his
legs. which has associated itself with previous
varicoss manifestations IN his lower limbs These
varicoss symptoms have increased recently. In
consequence Of his trouble II has been arranged
that he shall make a prolonged stay IN the
Riviera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
NOPE FIGHTING IN CUBA.


cr1rR,r. GARRICH AGAIN ATTACKS THE REBELS
NEAR los NEGRos insufficient LEAD
Frs SURRENDER THEMSELVES.
,I.,.ana March 9-Cieneral Garrch reports hav-
ing renewed his attack upon the irbes IN the
oatobhorbood of Los Ncgros The loss OF the In
surgents is not but General Garrich expects
n ascertain the number Of killed and wounded
from des"rters The reVolutlonlsts IN i"ltuh nav"
h"ornr disroraged and it is reported that the lead
er. The brothers Sartor1us ana Emilio HrIaZlurE
have surrendered to the authorities. me Governor
Of tho Province Of Santa Clara reports thht NJ eN
poets the surrender OF the mtinpets 81 Hla'asaH
disucrsed band soon. Virtually the seditous move
m.nt is now confined to ne Province OF Santas"
"' Ioan,in pedroso Caflos and Jorge Aguirre lead
ing members Of Matagass inSurStnt pal9' ,, nav
surrendered TO the authorities MatasaS ana Ma,hS
are the only conspicuous members sun at 'dIs"
and they probably viii be captured now
Washington. March 9-Sccretary Gresham said
to-day that Ne had received nothing regarding the
report that the Captain General of Cuba had de
manded the recall OF United states Consu-'ienerai
lion ne had ON the subject had been contained in
ftir r:lth Consul General Williams course In
rushing print in criticism OF the actions OF the
course. the published interviews with him should
prove TO be accurate \ diplomatic oircer. ne sain
criticisms Of the acts of officials Of the Government
| to which he accredited
baltimore. March "a hutter Of excitement was
| noticeable in St Jago. cuba. when the Earnwell
sailed. March o. said Captain Sampson, of that
| steamer. which arrived here yesterday. NO de-
cided trouble visible. except that two American
| citizens were imprisoned | don't know their names.
| but understand that they landed AT GUANTANAMO
| In a small boat. and said they had been mate and
! cook OF an American vessel and had come from
! Hayii From Guantanamo they found their way
/ 20 ST Jago. where they were arrested ana put IN
| prison Mr. Hyatt. the American CONSUL had
| Them liberated, but twelve hours afterwafd they
were again arrested and returned to the jail. MI
| Hyatt's demand 10 have them again released re-
suited in a refusal The Consul. as | was told. rep
resented the case the United States Government.
| and asked that A man-ofwar be sent 10 81. Jago.
Captain Gavin, of the British steamer William An,
ming which arrived yesterday al Baltimore, onered
| to ship the two men and bring them here but the
| OFFER was refused bv the Spanish authorities
MANY SEALING STEAMERS LEAVE Sr JOHNS.
st. Johns y. f.. March 9.-Twenty steamers Two
less than last year-saiied from here to-day TO
gage In the seal fishery They take as their crews
1900 from different parts OF the island, and the
seal fishery. If successful Will in about thrt weeks
give employment 10 1909 more men. and thus viii
hep 10 tide the hard timer Gldlness Is felt
throughout the Island at the prospects OF good sea-
fishery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

the city last spring and has been anxious eyer
sines 10 buy 2 place there for the Imperial i'i''!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Emperor William IL negotiating Tor the pur-
chase Of the famous PalaZZd RiZZOnoico In Ven
ice owned at present by the son Of the poet
browning He will present the use Of the palace
TO his mother. the Empress Frederick. Tor life and
will visit her there for week two every year.
He was charmed with Venice when he visited