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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31
THE PLAIN FACTS.

A London AuthOTlty's Testimony OF What
Free Wool In America Is Doing for the
Trade In EnElRRd.
London FiaaneialN tri. October 8, lsaS.
Tie great prosperity Of the wool
trade has, fortunately, more than oil.
cot the retfogression in cotton, though
tina. reflection brings small consolation
to Lancashire. The total gain for the
nine months under yarn aud textiles u
SIG, 4SS, 1915, and as tho yalue OF WOODEN
tissues taken by the United States has
been about S4.750.0O0 and Of Worlted
tissues nearly Sl5,0O0,0O0 greater than
in 1894, no further search for the origin
ofthe improvement 10 the trade returns
need be made. The lowering OF the
American tariff has been our salvation,
and IL cannot be said that We have
shown much reciprocity; for, inItcad
Of taking the increased value OF
shipments across the Atlantic in kind,
We E to have bought less American
produce. Il iG needless 10 60 beyond
our own board Of trade returns TO find
an explanation Of q good deal Of the
monetary trouble IN the United States.
Practically every penny that was sub
senbed here toward the recent Ameti-
cau loan has been got back through the
expansion in the exports Of Woolens and
worSteds; but the United StalsS has not
confined her increaIOd purchases TO
those articles. Last month she bought
less raw wool than in September, 1894,
but had to pay moro for it. She took
more cotton pieces, more iron, more
alkali, and moro OF suudry articles
which need not be specified. In some
instances the rapid growth OF the pre-
eeding months resulted in q slight check
in September, but in all these cases tho
figures Of tho nine months show a big
advance In 1894. On the other hand,
we have paid 4 good deal less for amer.
can wheat, flour, bacon. hama, cheese,
tallow and cotton, 10 mention only those
articles in which contradiction is most
apparent.
Tho fact that the Argentine Republic
heads the United States in respect Of
maize 10 not without significance.
Thus the trade balance between the
states and this country is moving
rapidly against lUb lNIHAGTs ANU ~
would require n largo and regular trans.
ference OF securities from Now York 20
London 10 redress this Tendency aud.
rcstoro tile former position. Aud with
India, Argentine and AusttAliA keeping
up and eyon improving their position
as puryeyors Of wheat to this county,
with Argentine sending more as the
United States sends less tnllow, IL will
not bs easy for tho Americana to regain
their old footing in our market. Lart
month India and Argentine sent US
moro wheat than tho United states, aud
RusgiA and RoumRnih together also
topped the American figures. These
arc all iactorA that must 10 borne in
mind in judging the outlook in the
United slales. aud 1t 10 unfortunate
that thoy ara 30 consistently overlooked
In that country itself. The increase in
tho purchases Of British manufacturers
NAV not bC maintained; but. on the
other hand, THO United States must
couat on tho competition in wheat aud
maizo becoming moro and more In.
tense As timo goes on.
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Hcy Yo,t Comnredl BuldiA
One oitho moat gratifying bits otrecout
news is the statement VI It's President
that the P%snnsyivRnia Railroad has or.
dotcd 5000 freight ears. The construc.
lion OF those cars will provide a good
deal Of business In thU steel and lumber
worlds, aud will keep many Of tho mo-
chanics busy. Bat the most important
feature OF the announcement is tbs bg.
liei nfthe mRnaEots Of the Pennsy!ya'
MIA Railroad that business in tho Imme-
date future viii require tho road 10
have so largo an addition to ats rolling
stock. Tho reports Of railroad prnsi.
dents last year were not 40 encouraging
as this, but :ho presidents Of tho two
most important railway syst6ma in
the country W0to among Tho tt1t to geo
tho signs VI huluoss Improvement in
1895. An nrmuf contract from llu'pia
that will koup tho Homestead shopo
buty lor five months IL q cRuee OF salts.
faction not only TO tho Carnegie Com'
pany, but 10 tho country.
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Usually names to DO q isbuloua Hmount
hs works the hotels and eating houses
ior the beat to DO bad and departs aud
iS never heard Of again.
At irst, these pedsllrlanH were
known to be genuine, but the pro-
iesslonal trumpa we're able to ses in the
,caOps a promising Geld in which to
prosecute their calling on new lines, rs-
lying on the iopdns,s Of the American
public for being humbugSed, 1t would
be we'll to exercise due care before
taking in, or being taken in by wager
walksrs who fail 10 give satisfactory as'
counts Of themselves.
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coNOnLn.MAN nAYroN.

An Impertlnsnt uurrJ Regarding Him Re-
CSlVcs n Pertinent Answer.
PhIrpi Republican
Can any Of OUT Republican friends or
contemporaries tell Of the whereabouts
Of the man whoiq 10 represent this dis.
trtct In tho nen( COngteW? Even Dom
ocTats nre sDiicitOug a. to mis- Welfare
IidriiatLtr1 FoN Ldnn .(aliaS Brrrfity
Drmorrdt, alias BrrisV DmOcydD
No presume tho above tciora TO Mr..
AlatOn Gordon Dayton, aud 10 NO Will
Inform tho ninrompoops who run tho
Free Lance TINT lie IL right hero IN
phillppi, Barbour county, and state oil
West Yitginin, We viii further MORN
the editors ot Tho Ffco Lance that Ia
Barbour, Randolph, Tucker, and SUR
rounding counties, Us well Asin tho SUI
promo Courl oil tao state, Mt. Dayton
has, since the last election (abOut nine
mOnthb) transacted moro legal business
than did Mt. wilson 10 tho twenty
vents Of lila exhoribnCG Aud further,
hb aided largely In tho building Of 4
now railroad In this country (Ul0Yen
mica Of II built In seven months) which
is now thitty.ly miloa long, and which
will develop n Of tito best coal Holds
In tho state.
Woro Ito glyOn to accepting invita-
tons 10 dinners, making areotbos aud
1uch Bptehd.BaRlO buslnoia, ho might
become nv famous M SIR. Wilson, but
ho Ia not built that way lilo IA Cet'
lainiy not In London making an aIlor.
dinner speech to those pNoplo In which
thoir interest aud MT tho Interest nj
Ills constituents Of tim Second district
Of WosL Virginia ara tho chief concern.
llO ID right horO among w, aud aliOnd'
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Tir Deadly Gasoline stove,

PErERsBrRo, Va, ocL 3O,-The ex'
plo.ion Of a gasoline stove to-day re-
suited in tho burning to death of Mrs.
Forsescue whittls, wife Of Forteicue
White, Of the arm OF Dave & whittle.
Of this city, and tho dauGh,er.in.law OF
Bishop WhiuIle, Of tue diocese OF Viz.
ginia, tho probably fatal burning OF the
Youngest child Of Mrs. White and tho
serious, II mot fatal, burning Of Miss
Lucy Stone, daughter Of r 5, Stone. A
negro woman servant was also injured.
Miss Stone was shortly to be married.
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A popular fad lhu'O days 10 ono
which ought 10 10 saL down m hard by
lilo public. II has become a common
Thing Tor a stranger to arfiyo Ia a town,
looiyoro aud weary, and after announc'
lac That lO 10 walking from ono distant
poinl oi lho country 10 another, With
out money, on 4 wager, which no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

TnE Pan.HRndle Dycins establish
mont, owned by John Hsilmeior, at No.
1881 Market street, is the best equipped
house Of its kindiu Wheeling. In add
ton 10 tho dyeing aud cleaning depart
mouts q corps Of irst-elasI talorl arc
employed, who eau do repairing IS neat
as 1t Is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned OF dyed, a be made
tolookl like new. Satisfaction guSrau'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

Senator Quay makes the practical and
captivating suggestion that the money
to improve the rivers Of tho couptTy be
raised by imposing a duty Of one cent a
pound on sugar. This plan has the ad'
vantage Of helping the sugar industry
aud providing easily for the completion
OF a great work Of internal imprOye'
msnt
l. ia false economy TO allow the water
Of the Ohio, for example, to 90 to waste
whsn by taking care oft the river can
DO made nsVigablS every day in the
year when ice dSss not interfere. Let
US have such a highway for u pro-
ducts and the Ohio valley will spring
into new lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

A. G. BARrLEY, OF Magic, Pa, writes:
81 feel It a duty Of mine to inform you
and the public that De Wits Witch
Hazel salye cured mo Of a very bad case
Of eczema. 1t also cured my boy Of a
running sore on his leg. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, b. +. Peabody.
Bsnwood, and Bowie 4 Co., Bridge
no,t %
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THr healing propOrtiel Of De Wits
Witch Hazel salvs are well known. II
curos eczema, skin affections aud is
simply a perfect remedy for piles. Lo-
gan drug Co., Wheeling, w. Va, d. F.
Peabody, BOnwood, and bowie & Co,
Bridgoport, U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

Tnrnn rro many good reasons why
YOU should uip ono Minute Cough
euro. There atu no reasons why you
should not, II In nOOl Of hCln. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immo'
dlalo results. Logan Drug 90, Whuol'
Ing, W.. Va, H. +. Peabody, Bnnwood,
and Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport u U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

HOMES lie a very ShreWd man and
did very well IS HE own lawyer, but it
did mot take him longto tire Of his Job.
He is 90 GhreWd that ho IoOn saw that
he was not msklng the impression he
thought he would make, That is why
he threw up the sponge and fell back on
his dismissed council. A mau cannot
hope to do everything well. Holmes
has shown himself expert in getting rid
Of people. Tina. fame should content
him.
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Centennial OF the "frssiI-grs C~hureh."
WAsmwoIox, b. c., Oct So.-Tho
centennial anniversary OF The iOunda'
ton OF tho First Presbyterian church of
Washington, aud OF tho beginning OF
PrcsbytsrianIsm in this city, will be
celebrated during the week commence
ing suudsy, November IL. The First
Presbyterian is what il known as 'the
Presidents church." OF which Rev. By
ron Sunderland ia pastor and Rev. i,
De Witt TaImage nne Of tho co.pRItors.
All persons who IN former years Fave
been connected with the historic
church, either as cbmmunicant mem
Der, or members Of tue congregation.
but nov not identified with 1t, arc in
yited TO attend the anniversary exer-
cises or to send some communication,
addressed 10 ME. Theodore 7. Sargent,
ono OF the elders, 80 L street. North
east, and also 20 send TO him their pres
ent postofice address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

Tie bost naive IN tho world ior cuts,
bruises, aofos, nloora, salt fhoum, ioyor
borOS, tottOr, cliRppOl hands, ohil9laln1,
COINS, aud all skin OruptlonS, mud poll.
llyOly chtOi pllos, or no pay pqulrod,
It's guaranteed to give perfect uatl1lar.
ton or money tOidndOd. Ptice 20
cents pot box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31
FATALlY %lsJUAiD,
Frank Kuhia, In PurIRlI Of q Horse THE
Thrown iEom Ml. MaEse.


Frank Kuha, In PurlnlI Of q Horse Thief
Thrown IRON I'll, Here,
SPECIAL Dsyc,.i 10 ne ~Il.sfg,aaL
srEURESvILLE, ONO. Oct S1-Frauk
Kuhn, a mail carrier. met with fright
ful injuries west Of here by falling from
a horse Wills in pursuit Of a horse
thief Tie man had visited Kuhn's
home near ElisuVils, Pa, on Saturday
night ana takou q fas BLACK mare aud
cart, aud headed towards UAiG. On
Sunday Knbu sud his friends gave
chase and followed iis hoTis ihial 10 .
point west u this plaes IN Harrison
county, whelaon Monday at uoon they
learned lhatthe man MAJ but two hours
ahead Of them. They then stsTted their
'hoIses on a run, and kuha's animal
stumbled aud fell. pitching him oil and
seriously injuripg h!m. lie VISA taken
by his companions to Hopsdlle, where
he lies IN a dying condition. The aeci.
dent ended the purruil Of tho horso
thief. u. S, WhGlor, ii DfookO county,
V. Va, VINO waI a. Honsjale, reports
that the mar cannot recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

WHEELING welcomes the visiting
lawyers and hopes tina: their meeting
may be pleasant and profitable. The
lawyers are SO important u part oil the
state that whatever contributes to the
elevation Of their profession, which is
the object ofthsir association, promotes
the general welfare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

II Your children are subject 10 group
watch for tho lrs, symptom Of the dis
ease - hoRrscness. IL ChhmberlAln's
Cough Remedy 80 given as goOn as tho
child becomes hoarso It will prevent the
attack. Even aitur the crouFy cough
has appeared the attack a always no
prevented by giving this remedy. II is
also invaluable for coldI aud whoopiug
cough.
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New po.tma.Ier. AppoIalsa.

Special DtpshA t0the Intelligence.
WAsurSoroS, D. C., Oct. 3o.-WsSt
Virginia po,tmSstsrS have been APP
pointed a, follows: LOrau,z, UpShar
county. O. 4. Lerents, vice q. W.
Smith, resignedi s%noWdeu, Lincoln
county, W. Va, j. W. Mcclure, vice N.
A. Lawrence, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-31

WAsHiSaroS, Oct. 3O.-rho president
and secretary Of war have changed the
name Of Sandy Hook TO Fort Hancock
in honor Of the late General Hancock.
THIS solion is taken on tho recommeu.
dsIion Of General Miles, commander Of
the department oithe east,
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ing strictly to business, and when Con-
gtels meets next December will be
found at Washington attending to husi'
ness also, but mott 10 the business Of the
Engliah importers, but TO tho interest
Of his constituents IA this district,
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Iws.t ylrrlplan I.sln..a.sd.

spoaGl bEdeh 70 tN IHNltsesT.
WAsnIXoroX, d. c., Oct 30.-Wipiam
l. Kee, OF West Virginia, has been re.
inStated as a principal examiner in the
land office at q salary Of $1,000.
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Special DIpaheh o " IteH9tHfT'
Sr~FuBENyItLR, Ono. Oct. 30.-Willie
Dollar, Of Smithfsld. this county,
drank Ire water by mislAke yesterday,
aud died shortly Afterwards in terrible
nrnnN.
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wholelals DruggiltI, Toledo, o.

Halle CaiArrh Cure is taken in.
formally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price, zoe per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists, Testimonials free.
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Dillon, Wheat & Halchel u,
PERFECTLY SATISFIED.
watch Tower Bible and Tract Society,"
Hlhln HOusR. Arch strast.

Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society,"
Bible House, Arch street.,
Allegheny, Pa, October 10, 1894
GENTLEMEN I'll have ono Of yOzf Ia.
proved machines, purchased last sprlE,
in preference to all others, Including he
RRminEtou Nod. Am 10 EVERY REsPECT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with II, especially
in the heavy mRnsfOldlng I have to do At
times. 1 run the machine quite steadily
four months, without reinkinE.
There Is no question in my mind asia
your having the best Rll.round machine
or the market. Yours very truly,
tslEnedl j.. A. BOHNET,
C0PP & DEMOREf
GENERAL AGENTS
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Children cryfor
Pitchers Castoria.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NOMMIssloNERs' a


COMMISSIONERS SALE
il, pursuance Of Alccftc nt ihc Cifcnli Court
Of Ohio county. West VIRGINIA, entered on tho
ih day OI september, $50, IN two cnRnCcty
suits heard together IN Uiir vi which oGcar O1l'
tcu WIS complainant Htil +. l. FafsgnA q a..
wCte duicnd lub, ana In tlO uthpr W. h fods' y
CO. woic ru nplainOntsnud saulh T. rltsons al.
minitn'tik ~ tho estate Of !, A. IL IAftOns u
al WVtt dulcnthntS, We will on
SATURDAY. november TO- 1871,
| BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock ., M, sJil Ht pnbllc Auo.
ti0i. ~ lno highest bidder NJ The upflh input
no0r UfiuC Couft lloutr 81 Ohio county, West
Yltylnin, tue rial Ciutc N WhlchJ. A. u, Tar
sons died seized. aud detCfDCl ~ said uccfc1
Az follows IN wis lot No IL Htl tho North one
hlltOt BOT NJ, H. In A. a. lbhilqOn'E nldI on
10 tho Ciiy Of Wheeling, IN ONO county, Wci
VAIN Vslc viii b. upon lie following terms,
Via! Unethltl Oi tic u%ntciup money ulil such
further portion thereof az tho purchaser may
elect tn nay, stBll b. paii In east, the npuinin'
der bhall he uhld IN Two t11Hl annual ih,tlll'
mrnls. with interest from tie day OF sails. which
Interest uu tie Hrcnud lnNnllinpnt Alnll bopAy'
AhiCaunnnliy, aud Inv titlr Will DO retained un'
I'LL tho putchA.c Unnury Is iullr paid,
Tho purchaser thnll way oil taGo' flsezSOd
thereon tot the year ltJh
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re'
ward for any case OF CAtarrh that can
not DO cured BY Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY 4 Co.,
Proprio,ors, Toledo, o.
We. tho undersigned. have known f.
]. Cheney for the last Il. years. and be.
lieye him PERFECTLY honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. WEsr 4 TRuAI,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
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A New MartinWnls-Ths Flames Al oHe
Time 9ITsAt'nSd u SERIOUS ConaaErA'
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T OST-0Y MAIN STREET, MONEY
IL Pure, S5bll and some change fpglri Il
y. SIClIOLs. no Zane ,iEset island 81
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rae IEruLlsUKoa Oabntlng 10 several
ASn;sas. y saursA Ia the PeasssS At WAsas
bs. y. VI, a stSsuA.SAA Il!1ttl
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Issa lges,
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r OsT-IN BALCuSY OF OPERA
IL Uousa. a Lizard skln Pcckelbo0s F','.
returning 10 the Intslligenecf oalcg vii b.
orally rewarded. aT
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-03-25

WILLIE PIKE, the Swear old son of
John ". Pike, met with an accident on
Saturday, and it is purely an accident
that it did not result fatally. The
little fellow was riding on load of
gravel which was being driven to the
academy grounds. The shovel in some
way got into the wheel and knocked
the boy from the wagon. His left
knee and groin were seriously bruised.
OF course the wheel did not run over
him or some bones would have been
broken. III fact the boy would surely
have been killed. He mira culously
missed going under the wheels and is
about today feeling quiet well, though
not entirely free from pain.
NEWS has just come in that Harry
Felt of Manti is the proud papa of a
line girl, her advent occurred at 9:15
Sunday a. N. The first girl.
MARRIAGE license was issued today
TO William o. Jones, aged %, and Jane
|. Hales, aged 10, both of Spanish
Fork.
The whole time of the First District
court today has been occupied with the
gambling cases, hearing arguments in
the Neibaur q Wilson demurrer, and
evidence in the case against Sims M.
DuPgins accused of conducting faro and
other games OF chance in the club
rooms over the Diamond saloon.
George Ross, j. w. N. Whitecotton and
Logan Paul were the principal wit
nesses for the prosecution. Mr.. Ross
had been up in the rooms twice but
couldn't remember VINO or what he
saw up there and was on the whole q
very unsatisfactory witness. After a
half-hour's questioning, Attorney
Wedgwood closed with this poser:
''Are you sure your name is Ross?' to
which witness answered: 81 believe,
So" j. w. n. Whitecotton explained
everything he saw up there very eX
plicitlY and in extended detail. He
had seen game Of draw poker in pro-
gress with chips and money on the
table, and hadeseen faro layout,
roulette table and other appliances for
games of chance. Mr.. Duggins came
out of little wine room and spoke to
Mr.. Whitecotton and then stepped
back into the little room. Witness
heard some one in there say, "You
haven't anted' yet" Mr.. Paul had
played poker and faro up there and
had played against Mr.. Duggins.
Couldn't tell from what he had seen
whether Mr.. Duggins, Mr.. March or
some others who were in the house and
seemed TO belong to it was conducting
it. He had heard Mr.. Duggins testify
in the Justices court once that he was
manager of the Diamond saloon. Chas.
LeaYitt had played at game of rou-
lette. Duggins rolled the ball, took
and paid the chips, which were worth
five cents each. The defense was that
VIM. March conducted the house. He
testified to haYil g lease of the prem
i5es hiring men and running the games
and that Duggins was not connected
with the game at all only as other
players are John Boren had been en-
ployed by March as porter for the
house and March had paid him for his
services. At the time this issue went
to press the jury had not yet brought
in verdict.
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A Thoughtful Bride.

A pretty story is told of a recent New
Orleans bride, a social belle, who ON
account of her rare beauty and grace, is
known among her friends by the name
of Venus. Now all brides have to pur-
chase their trousseaus, but it is not every
bride that would have thought out tho
graceful deed that this bride did. Hes
purchases were made at leading store,
and in all, counting the various depart.
ments that were called upon to contrib.
ute their beautiful stocks to the trous,
seaus, 15 young ladies served the bonny
bride elect.
She managed in some way to get the
names of each one, and when her we'd
ding invitations were issued each of
these 15 young saleswomen received
dainty bidding to the church. Nay,
more At p, M, the hour at which
the bridal cortege, flushed with excite
ment from the beautiful church cere-
mony, entered the home of the bride,
these IS young women, busily at WORK
behind the store counters, were sum-
moned by their employers to the rear Of
the establishment There they found
sumptuous repast spread, with all man
ner of dainty cakes and CONNECTIONS. Ac-
companying the fine bridal supper was
letter which the employer read to the
assembled girls. 1t was from the beau
tifu1 girl bride whom they had served
SO amiably, and it told them how she
could not be happy on this day without
letting them feel glow of the happiness
that had come to her.-Detroit Free
Press.