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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Town OF SUFFOLK
HE MADE FORREST WEEP.
An Actors Story of tho Great TrnEetlian
In "NirGinius."

In "virGinius."
1T IL matter OF history that once
made tho great Forrest weep"
You must have been playing comedy
part, suggested tho comedian
"No, sirr
Then you touched his equity foot?''
No, sir, l touched his emotions But
not Intentionally. 1t was IN my salad
,iaya. was trying TO play Numatorius
III irglnius had to speak the line,
us |, her uncle, Numntonus,' in tho
lorum scene. At each rehearsal got as
Ia" as Ills |. her unclc'-an,l stuck dead.
cnuidn t remember my namc. At tho
third and last rehearsal ] stuck again.
EvcryAoGy expected Forrest to explode,
nut. I" their surprise and my great relief,
ho did nothing nf tho kind Ho simply
Stopped rohonrsal and said, with much
EciltichcSS: Gang man, don't got merry
Gus; YOU arc all right You know the
| I@f' and srCnl; the lines with intelligence
una discretion, but You AFRO Just ut present
Tn" victim "f n mental disease known i'm
| medical pa:l1nCO as aphnsa, the inability
to concentrate tho mind on specific word
or thinE. Ii is temporary. 1 frequently
suffered from it Mt your ago. You must
cure yourself by close mental application
Associate in your mind several SYNONYMS
ana nave similar sound. For instance,
the word on which your memory fails is
Nunatorius. Now let mo SEQ with what
| can we afsccintc it in your mindy All.
| have IL. First, tho Bible. What hook
In tho Bible? Numbers. There you are
"'Tis l, her unclc"-Biblc, Numbers
"Numatorious. 1t is perfectly simple
when you l,raspit'
"Wo were to do tho piece TINT night All
day cudRclcd my poor brain with MI
inatorius. Bible, Numbers. But somehow
| whenever the Biblo came, the delugo camo
| with it. That would switch mo on tho
wrong track, as it were. Tho forum sccno
was ON. Caiu6 Claudius entered, bring
ing Virginia before Appius, followed by
the mob in sympathy with tho centurion 3
beautiful daughter. Appius DEGREES that
the girl shall remain with Caius. Vir-
ginia calls for help. Tho mob takes up
tho cry. Her uncle enters hurricdly, cali
ing Virginia! Nirginiar Thon, turning
to Caius hc says, Wherefore dost thou
hold that maiden by tho hnndy' Caius
says, who asks tho question: 1 replied,
It's j, hcr uncle--b b-d-d- Doutcrono-
nyP New York Dramatic Mirror
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
everything Was Griss For Dickens.


G dhGmalsing OF now books during our
wafkSti hero WINS no end. Everything sug-
scstcd copy to Dickens, either rs author
or editor He was Il persistent pcdestrSan,
having acquired the habit of providing
around London ut night when hu was suf-
fcring from insomnia. Ono afternoon we
inspected the picture gallery of Lord Darn
lcy's residence near Gadshill. A long
line Of family portraits extended back to
the crusaders. Among the court ladies,
the grim warriors and stern judges, n gold
en- haired boy stood out us II painted with
sunshine. a noise attracted our attention
to the other end of tho room, and there
was boy the exact duplicate of the pic
turc. tho likeness having been reproduced
after many generations. "That will make
II good story" said Dickens as we strolled
through the park. "Take tho boy of the
picture and put him through his advcn-
lures in the olden times. First volume
Then take the modern boy, identical with
his ancestor in appearance, mind, tastes
and morals and describe his adventures in
our times and show how environment af-
fccts the same type Of man. L must talk
this over with Charles Reade. He would
do it gloriously. "-Stephen Fiske in La-
dies Homo Journal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
NIAoAnA,s RIVAL.
Tho Great Plant ut Lacine Rapids
Approaching Completion,
CThC Elcctrlcnl Irnpinnnr

.
NiaSara's great rival the power dis
routing plant ut the Lachine Rap
lds OF the ST Lawrence river. above
Montreal. VIII. 1t Is hoped be completed
ny the ilrst of the new year. This is the
harvesting OF the l.achine Rapids of the
Gre"t 81. Lawrtnce river, which pres
ehta many engineering difficulties. ow-
ing u ttlc formation of the river chan
mel al TINS point. ana the extreme cold
e%re'lehcod IN winter, making II neces-
S %y so I" construct The dam that the
iibatinG ice Will not interfere with the
fvGu.ar operation Of the liant
me work has begun by the CONSTRUCT
'ioh OF an artificial canal along the north
ShoFe OF the 81. Lawrence r.Sht above
the Lachinc Rapids and ahou, i've
miles from Montreal. The main dam of
me work. running ont from the shore
consists of II series of isolated ri.rs of
inaconry and concrete ana Is construct
Ell about thilty-;iYo hundred feet down
the river from the Ice Tenders. These
, piaJS are mad" q form the liumes TO
! take the turbine wheels and sbatlint:
which generals a,ld deliver the bower.
| The sixty turbines viii operate under ~
mead OK cwclva iCnt. and will develop
! Two hundred horse power each, making
n total of ,swlVc thousand horse powcr
all The YEAR round There are three
nower houses in which will bc located
IL" "!"ct!ic generators. four in cacli
power house. each OF about ono thous-
ana morse power. ThcSc generators are
| coupled to Il jack shaft. and six OF the
turbines are connected to this shaft with
h"Nel cones gears. thus transmitting. to
"dCh generator the power Of six turbines
~ Twelve hundred horse power. The
building extends the fun length of the
main dam, ANA IS forty-two feet wide
excepting at Tho power house. where it
"a sixty feet The original idea OF tho
company was 10 generate the power
merely ANA dispose OF it on tho Jack
$ihit and /" lay out large portion of
the adjoining grounds into factory sites
lleccntiN. however. il WAS decided to
bring The power into Montreal and dis
pose Of it there.
In addition tn tn" great development
Il water power the Lachne Hydrau1
lie and Land Company has decided to
lay out it's property adjoining the work
~ the form Of Il mode town. The prop
D!tN viii he divided into building lots.
Grained. graded. supplied with water,
e!sctiic lighting and electric heating. be-
idc% having it's own electric railway TO
Montreal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

AT great gathering recently in Dem
Yer Mr.. Ira w. Sankey. before singing
me Ninety and Nine which perhaps
or all his compositions IL the one that
mas brought him the most fame, gave
an account of its birth. Leaving Glas-
gov FOR Edinburg with Mr.. Moody, he
stopped at news stand and bought II
penny religious paper. CHANGING over
IL as they rode on the cars. his eye fell
upon few little verses in the corner of
me page. Turning to Mr. Moody. he
Iii ''I'v" f"u~d my hymn" j:ut Mir.
Moody was bully engaged and did not
near Il word. cir. Sau.ey did not find
time to make Il tune for the verses, so
he pasted them in his music scrap
pook. one day they had an unusually
impressive meeting at Edinburgh in
which DR.. Bonar had spoken with great
erect on The Good Shepherd" Al the
close or the address Mr.. Moody beck
oned TO his partner to sing something
appropriate At first he could think
OF nothing but the Twcnty-thrd Psalm
put that he had sung SO often: his sec
ohu thought was to sing the verses he
mad found in the newspaper: but the
third thought was. How could It be
done when he had no tune for them "
Ihen a fourth thought came. and that
was TO sing the verses anyway. He put
inc verses before him. touched the keys
oil the organ. opened his mouth and
sang, not knowing where he was going
10 come out. He finished the first verse
amid profound silence. He took a long
breath. and wondered if he could sins,
the second the Same way. He tried il
and succeeded. After that it was easy
TO sing II. When he finished the hymn
the meeting was all broken down-thc
thronGS were crying ana the ministers
were sobbinE all around him. Mr.. San
Key says 1t was the most intense mo-
inent OF his life. From that moment it
was n popular hymn. Mr. Moody said
ut the time that he had never heard II
song like that 1t was sung at every
meeting. ana was soon going over the
world. While travelling in the highlands
or Scotland a short time later. Mr.. San
key received letter from Il lady at
Meirose thanking him for singing the
verses written by his sister. That sis
ter was Elizabeth c. Clcphanc. He wish
cd to call it The Lost Sheep" but Mr.
Moody insisted in calling it Ninety
and Nine" whenever he announced IT,
Mr.. Sankcy firmly believes that God in
spired him to sing that song with such
effect. and the honor should be His
Outlook
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
FOER TSNNOUTFI ~ EMS
EducRtionnI.

me school Board held their regular
iIeet,hE last night with the following
i iae.iipers present: ID. y. Williams Chair
'Ee:Iiress. John Lawrence. L. K. Hall.
w Mill!am Bailen;lne. George K. Trant,
w: ~ Hope. w. V. II. Williams.
ne minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
All properly approved bills were al
Tae superintendent submitted his re-
port "h!ch was ordered. to be flied.
Mr. Howell moved that the c3ur.' Is
requested not 10 grant Il license for the
safe CT liquo: within one block of Il
school house. II was adopted unani-
mously.
The clerk submitted his report, which
was also ordered 10 be filed.
The superintendent recommended Il
number of changes in the school regula-
tons which were referred to commit
tee to bring in recommendation.
On motion adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
THE FRlGATE BIRD.
Beyond pomb: II Is the FIcctest Living
Thing In Existence.

j met II scientist on the street tho other
day ard asked him whether he believed
| success 10 be nearly within tho grasp of
| tho Darius Greens of our day-tho men
who are tiwini; 10 master the secret Of tho
art of iligi'. lie replied in the affirmative
and made ,.ic affirmative strong.
We :fhnll soon fly" he said, but" Inc
| added, Inventors must study nature S
machines more carcfullyif they would win
complete success in that line. They should
| study tho iriga,o bird, for instance 1t
can lily faster and farther and remain
longer in the air than any other creature
that wings the ethereal blue Beyond
doubt i; is The llcctosg thing in existence
"CrcGsin% tho Atlantic in day and u
night w"lld lie travelling at lively clip
1t would bc maintaining rate Of nearly
la miles gn hour for almost 5000 miles
1t would bo such speed achievement rs
has only been dreamed OF so far, even by
the widest enthusiasts. And yet it is de-
clarrd 10y sUI.c who arc familiar with tho
frigatc bird that such u flight is quito
within its power.
1.-The body OF the bird is not much larger
than chicken - and yet when its wings
nro spread for flight the tips arc fully seven
feet apart. Unfortunately for an accurate
measurement OF its rate of speed when fly
ing ut its best, it is not migratory bird.
but some enthusiasts among tropical bird
hunters have declared the belief that with
The wind it ought easily to make $50 miles
an hour, which would be flying twice MS
fast MS would be necessary to 20 from New
Eu:i; to Liverpool III "a hours. Others not
enthusiastic place the ratio Mt 80 miles
an Eour, and Others ut only 100, but all
say that it is incredibly fast. '-Detroit
Free Press
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Precedent Tor "Governess.-

Albert VII, archdukc of Austria, mar
ricd Isabella Clara Eugenia, infanta of
Spain, who brought to him as dowry tho
sovereignty of the Low Countries, etc. When
Philip ~ Of Spain assembled the throne in
1921 he took from his aunt tho sovereignty
of the Low Countries. but left her the title
OF i;oYerncss. Her husband died soon
after, whercon she took the veil, though
still retaining the rcins of government.
she died at Brussels in 1888, aged &C..
Here there is precedent for the use of tho
word soycrness" when lady holds the
post.
There is n story of very correct"
Clergyman who, upon the accession OF her
present majesty, prayed for her in the
Iitany as 'our most gracious queen and
goSerncss. Notes and Queries
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
The Swedish Qunrtette.

Will be the only male quartet;e the
people sHf Portsmouth will have an OPP
portunity to hear this season. They are
the second attraction in the Y. II. G.
"A. Star Course. The Richmond Dis
patch says:
The quartette is an admirably ba-
lanced organization and does excellent
work. The selections neither sacrificed
the classical to popular music. nor
wearied the popular taste by edhering
too closely TO the classics. neither did
they descend to the commonplace and
uninstructive. The three songs rem
dered i'm the Swedish vernacular de-
serve more than passing mention. The
music was quaint and very pretty, and
the rendering fully deserved the double
encore ii received"
The Quartette is assisted by Miss
Jennie Shoemaker ana Miss Bertha
Webb.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

Miss Nellie Weber. II young woman
- years old. dropped dead in a bail room
ut New Brunswick last Wednesday
night. after dancing all evcainG. She
died in he" mothers arms.
IL was often said cf NJ. Adrien Leon,
who has just died near Bayonne. France.
that he saved the republic by a single
vote. ON February ~. 1875. when the
remodciinS OF the constitution was de-
.batcd. NJ Wallon's amendment fxlnt.
The conditions for the election Of the
President was regarded as the crucial
test ON which the fate of France de-
pended. Leon. sitting in the right cen
Ter hcSitated. but was pursuaicd by
GamDctta to support the Republicans
at the last moment, and the amendment
was carried by a majority of one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Fined for Selling Pistol nnd Cigar
cites to u Minor.

Yesterday Hebrew merchant named
Smolonsky who keeps Il store on the
corner of Washington and King streets.
was arraigned before the Mayor upon Il
charge of selling a small colorcd boy.
aged IL years - pistol on Sunday last
During the examinatioY il was also
shown that he had sold the same boy
cigarettes and that he smoked them in
the store. Both cases were n violation
or the state law, for which he paid
So
cumulaie around this place on Sundays
and buy cigarettes. etc. which should
be broken up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
MIR. Hland No, with The Times.
Portsmouth. Va. Nov. q I

Portsmouth, Va, Nov 6, 1896.
w. J. Rodgers. Esq, Portsmouth Editor
of The Vlrgin:an:
My Dea: Sill will esteem it a favor If
YOU VIII allow me sufficient space in your
department to say to the public that |
am in no way Whatever connected with
the Evening Times. nor am l RESPONSE
be for any of its utterances since ,.he
2Gth day of last September.
Very respectfully.
CHAS. T. BLAND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Death cfCnpt. Cosien.

NJ. James Nicholson received a tele-
g"am last night eating that his step
father, Captain Ccston. of the United
state navy-yard. d.cd az Pensacola.
Fla. yesterday. M further particulars
were received. The Captain has been in
bad hel!th for sanc time, and few
years ago was retired from active se:-
vice. He has quite a number of friend.
in this ei:y who VIII regret to learn
OF his death
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Lawrence and Wciion. o3I High,
HtrCcf. HOrtsmnu.n Xn

just opened an entire new line of
chAdren's coats, ranging in price from
sl.00 to 5000 each. New styles in ladies'
Jackets. ranging in price from $500 TO
$3.50 each
mere xii gloves. Sl.35 u pair Novelties
dress goods arriving daily.
You are invited to examine orr stock
LAWRENCE e WELTON.
Cash Dry Goods Dealera,
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rinca for son,enp, orCourt.

Yesterday morning two young men
visited the Mayors Court to see what
was going on. While there they got
into a dispute and went out i'm front
Of the door ana began fighting They
were arrested and were carried before
the Court. who fined one of the parties.
who brought on the difficulty. 81 for
contempt of Court i'm fighting in front
of the Mayors office door while Court
was going on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells. of
East Brimiield. Mass. had been suf-
fering from neuralgia for two days, not
being able To sleep or hardly keep still.
when Mr. Holden. the merchant there,
sent her bottle of Chamberlain Pain
Balm. and asked that she give il a tho
rough trial. on meeting Mr. Wells the
next day he was told that she was all
right. the pain he'd left her within two
hours. and that the bottle of Pain Balm
was worth $500 II ii cc.!d not be had
for less. For sale at 30 cents per bottle
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
An Impor,an. differences.

To make ii apparent 10 thousands
who think themselves i'll. that they are
not afflicted with any disease. but that
the system simply needs cleansing. is IL
bring comfor; hcnr "a their herats. rs
costive condition is easily cured hy
using Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured nv
the California Fig syrup Company only,
and sold by all DRUGGISTS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

The election being over. now you
have to think about where to get Il good
suit of clothes or overcoat at astonish
ingly low prices. We can satisfy YOU
and give YOU the best bargains that you
ever bought
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
III High Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Aggravatingly Literal.

II am just tired to DEATH" began Mrs.
Whimpcr
Il am not surprised at all, said her
husband.
"Why should you bc?" asked the lady
tartly.
LAS said before, amt. Some people
might be surprised ut your continuing to
talk after you arc dead, but am not -
IndinnapN,gi", II-S-w'.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Notice of Contest Served.

Deputy Sheriff Siverson. Of the coun,
~. was busy yesterday serving notices
ior the contest which will be made by
the Republicans for Mr.. Young's seat
in Congress The fight will be hard
one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

Here are some curious names of
United states pensioners Preserved
ireland. NJ. j. Yankee, Mexico Washing
ton and Alfred Constantinople Then
comes few in the hardware line, such
as Minerva Hatchett, John Aammer
and George AK.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

The best $780, $3.50 and $3.50 haas are
sold by Charles II. Welton &c Co. Try
them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Hryan ana McKfn,cy Hets.

We offer special inducements To those
who have hats on the election.
w. r.. VIRNELSON & co,
Sherwood's Old Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
IEnIs Guaranteed.

n our hats are not what we claim we
refund the money.
w. Il. VIRNELSON s. CO,
226 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
70 CUREA COLD NoNEn.y

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL It
fails to cure. CSC spS-tu. thu.sat I'm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Committed for Fifteen Days for Stcnt-
Ing II ristOi-An Adjourned Nee,
n County Mnrrinss-t:Ood Eom,;-
Next Election Escts.

Suffolk, Va. Nov. 6.-(SpeciaD-
and Isaac January will endeavor To have
dissolved the injunction granted by
Judge Prcntis Wednesday evening. clos
Ing their store and appointing Il re
ceivcr. Judge Il. II. Raw!c.i has been
retained by them and will make II mo-
ton before Judge PrcntiS to have tho
injunction dissolved. Judge Pront!S'
latc ruling was the result OF Il bill
charging I, conveyance of til" store for
th- purpose of hindcring. delaying and
dcrrauliu:. creditors
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
j. -. Crawford.

the High street furniture man. has re-
duced prices on his refrigerators, door
ana window screens. Big bargains
await you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

Good advice: Never leave home on n
journey without a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by ali druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Specials for TO-DAY.

IIcinzs fine Sauer kraut. 100 mai, n, i u.
tMiisc quarts for 25c.; large bottle f1nee$
n, nSs,s 3 sGrcn per bottle; seven bars OF
for limited time only. DON'T ian -, sss ~
prove the opportunity. Fine new CaSifST-
y. Ma pruines: Sc. per pound fine VirEfasa
Moun'nin Euckwheat, &c. per pound II FySs
pared Buckwheat. three-pound packaRxSs
izIac. per package. Our Sunbeani EfSiiS2l 6
fine as can be bought Give it a fffaJ s.
PHONE 1880 Y g - $
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
saturdays Special snIc ofr,uaerxe,,

will give every man an opportunity ia
keep warm this winer.
LEVY 81 JACOBS, Clothiers,
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Having on the 10th day of Cctdhefs isa55;
purchased of Fred Ferebee the stack
groceries. etc. in the store N<5rEH
We assumed all debts and linbsltSfe&
, nEa,hS st the same. and have since tFl8ss
names as FEREBEEe 81 SfIANNoTs is'2i7k
VIII continue to conduct at said stand
a First-Class Family GrocefYy
a ama most of IT, respfeet6nlly solicit
corded the late Fred Ferebee. . 3
b. +. FEREBEE. 81;
no2-5t WENONAII G.. SEEAirtN3f fFSS
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Just received, fine lot of S,nithflcld
hams. CAN and see them
HARRY DASHIELL.
101 Middle street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

Bishop William David Walker, Bish-
op or Western New York, is the talIest
man in the Episcopal House of Bishops
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
MEETING CANVASS
ING BOARD

The C"ursy Board OF Election Com
missioncrs will have their adjourned
meeting tomorrow In the county Clerk
Office, when the returns from some of
the precincts. where there were clerical
errors, Will be- put in the proper shape.
y number of the judges and clerks have
been summoned to appear at this NEE, :
ipu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
WANTED a GUN.

Thomas PcndcrSast Is q white man
who recently felt Il desire to have pos
session of Il pistol. He had an oppor-
tunity To steal one from Il man named
l!arrell, and lost no time in accrptinE
II. He was detected and arrested. Thi.;
morning Mayor Brewer found Fender
CAST guilty of petit larceny and fined
him $500. In default he was committed
for fifteen days.
ADJOURNED MEETING; CANVASS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07

1t IL matter OF history that onco
made tho great Forrest weep"
You must have been playing comedy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-25
We are after your money
Don't you want our goods

Groder. who has been for many years
an inmate of the home, is one of the
Srnartest women about the place. and
upon h"r the matron relies for much
help in the general cleanliness Of the
house.
There are at present - inmates at
the home. some Of whom are only there
temporarily. All are in good health
and are warm in their praise of the
treatment they receive at the hands of
Superintendent and Ma,ron Marston.
The reporter could not refrain from
taking a peek into the food and milk
closet in the rear of the kitchen. and
just because he thought It snielled nice
and sweet. he was given huge piece
Of sponge cake and glass of milk.
and is now willing to write testi-
monialS.
From top to cellar the whole house
shows the application of the magic
touch of the neat housewife. and with
the inmates there is contcntnent The
stock on the farm consists of one horse
two cows three swine and number of
hens. The city fathers have made no
blunder in the selection of the super
ntendent and matron. and there is not
in all Maine a prettier heater or more
comfortable home for the unfortunate
poor than that of the city of Water
vile.