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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
Yesterday was the warmest day OF

Yesterday was the warmest day Of
the year in Wheeling.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the gov
eminent Thermometer at schnepfs
pharmacy registered 90 degrees, three
degrees higher than the top-notch on
June 16. when the 9S-mark was reached.
This is the shade temperature, OF
course that In the sun was much high
err. Workmen In the mills found It
very hard to Withstand the hot wave.
but no cases OF prostratlon that result
ed seriously had been heard OF late last
night. The indications are that the
temperature VIII be high to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
RESTAURANT AND CAFE.
TIE wlGwAN RESTAURANT AND CAFE,
tioq MAluIrr srllrEL

Warm meals served In their best style,
Dining rooms cosy ana snug Al short.
order cooking, and prices reasonable only
restaurant that provides u nrstsclass
T.ades and uonllomon'n Dining parlor
Entrance on Fourteenth street
Merchants Hot Lunch daily Roast Reef
and Potatoes, Cuffrc, thread ana huttrG
70 cents llill changed dnllN
JUS n nnunAKEH, Proprietor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
OLD MAIpg CONVENTION
WIN he Held thl, Evening Mt Py THAN
CnsIlr, sonth side.

Castle, Nuuth sue
The Antedcluvlar Sisters Of the Uni
ted States OF America. commonly, al
though unklndly, called old maids. will
assemble in annual convention this
evening In the Pythian Castle, Twenty
seventh street, under the auspices of
te Kings Daughters Circle OF the
Chapline Street NJ. H. curch. The con-
vcntlon IL open to visitors and one who
has not viewed the inner workings OF a
secret organization will find 10 profit
able, as well rs entertaining, to at
tend. The first scene shows the old
maids, in all their glory, On their way
to the convention hall In the second
the audience has n chance To find out
Just how things are run" IN n first
class old maids convention. And In the
third you view the astonishing process
OF old maids being made young again
and the ultimate dishandlng OF the
union. "rhe Old Maids Convention"
has been presented In some OF the
neIghbOring towns and has never failed
to plen7c An who possibly can should
seize this opportunity for an evening OF
rare fun and enjoyment A short pro-
gramme viii preside the openinq OF the
convention. In which Mira Flora Will
Jams and James i. Morgan Will take
part
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

~ HAVE used Chnmborlaln'H collie,
Cholera ana Dlnrrhuon Remedy during
the past summer ana ! mud II VIII do
Just what II In recommended 10 do. I
ChCoriully recommend I'D W.
Ut1CtlNEil,' Clniltshufg, W. Va Sop.
tombor 10. 1900 This remedy ~ Tor sale
here hy 1fugglHis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

HALLS Hair Remover cures dan
druff and scalp affections; also all cases
OF badness where the glands which
feed the roots Of the hair are not closed
,tn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
Excursion 10 Atlantic CIiy-iisdHcsd
Hates via H. a d.

Tho baltimore and Ohio H. II. will
lnaugurato u series Of popular cNour.
elona 10 Atlantic city, Cape May aud
Sea isle city during the SUM
mcr season, The nrat Of the Horlua In
announced for Thursday July Sih The
Tickets win be- good for twelve days,
and allow stop IN ut Washington on
the return trip,
We show below The train Hchclulo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
MOZART PARK

Three BiG Days OF the Glorious Fourth.
Monster plonic Saturday. CtneogrRph
Pictures Rnd Concert sunday. Dancirg
mud Fireworks Display Monday. Admli-
sion each day ten cents. Dancing, 2 until
". 2br.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
WITHIN TWO WEEKS
1t is Predicted that the Iron and
Steel Wage Scale
WILL BE AMICABLy SETTLED.

The AmaIgamatsd Scale Expired Last
Night at Midnight, aud Many Mills In
the wheeling District wnl he Idle un'n
the set,ismtn, Is EGse,sd-An AnlAlga-
mated OGslui PrydIet. that the aIAna-
IAoiursr. will Conssds ths Demands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

Fourth of July excursion tickets via
u, a a., pHn.lllndlo, g., l., q W., Ohio
river ana W, a J.. ~. railroads, NJ tho
Union u u Ticket once 1900 Market
street, John nallle. Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
Nesbitt & Bro,


RALLs' solRiilss AND fAi'IlHS
fupplled with mn kinda Of rlain and Fancy
prlnting An entire New Line 0i samples
on nall Programmes. Tickets nng lhNlta.
lSb Printing 0nlce, 50 and 81 Fourteenth
street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
FOUR MINUTES
z==z=z=iN A
White Mountain Freezer.
JUST OPENED.

THE FIRST MINUTE that the cream
remains In White Mountain FreeIors y
Ia 10 thoroughly stirred by the duplex
daHhprH that every particle ~ ABSOLUTELY
Incorporated Into every other particle, g
that an evenly favored perfectly mixed
product N ensured
TfiE SECOND MINUTE the cream
really chlllh, and actual frcozlng COM
mencca against the sides Of tho can from
which our double solf.adiustlng ncrnpers
instantly remove II, 20 that the oultre SON
tents herone perfectly and evenly ohllleI.
TiE THIRD MINUTE nndA inc cream
growing sitter, aud, being kepl ~ nusV-
lutte untltlng motion u npeodlly poooHcH
n frogNn mass OF 1cllcoun deNracy 49,
THE FOURTH MiNuTE'B work Elvea
lhp 0nighinF touches 10 the cream, AZ inc
constantly revolving boatotH htcnk w any
smnli Jumps, and cause the cieam 70 "
come oven rtninod and VI UnltotiI hnfd-
ness. and IN iurt FouR MINUTES s!nce
Il drsi went into the freezer can u comes
out the finest quality cream known TO
civilization ,.-.
Neshitt 81 Bro,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

C1rrluuudlngly low rates from other
stations
For Iuflhor information address
nearest n, A. q. ngont
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
PIONEERS IN BOSTON.
Many Making Arrangements to Join
in the Celebration of the Golden
Anniversary.

BOSTON, Dec. AT the usual montbIv
meeting and dinner of the California
pioneers OF 49, twenty-six mem bers were
present at the Revere House. Among the
mum ber were the president, Samuel Snow
who presided, and the secretary, George
D. Spur. No business of Importance
came up except that of planning for the
possible journey OF some ot the pioneers
10 California, next month, when they will
revisit the scenes of their early struggles
Tor wealth. The cele brstion in San Fran
cisco of the golden anniv arsary of the
first discovery of gold there is to be recog-
niZed with fitting ceremony, and the
me m bers of the association in this State
have been invited TO cooperate with the
parent society in the events to take place
In January. Another meeting will be
held here early next month to make
final arrangements for such as are to take
the trip to the Pacific Coast
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
The Bench and Bar of Port
land AXE Action With
out Precedent.
Appeal of Possible Rivals to the President
Not to Send in the Name Of the Cali
fornia Jurist and to the Congress
Not to Confirm Him.

PORTLAND Dec. "A petition signed
by Jud g Gilbert of the United States
Court OF Appeals, Judge Bellinger of The
United States District Court. the State
Judges here and many OF the leading law
yers, asking President Mckinley not to
appoint Judge McKenna 10 The Supreme
Bench, was forwarded 10 Washington TO-
night. Following is the text of the petit
ton:
We, the undersigned, mem bers of the bench
and bar of the State of Oregon and the district
OF Oregon, respectfully represent to the Presi-
dent of the United States and 10 the Senate in
Congress assembled that the Hon. Joseph Nc
Kenra Attorney-General of the United States,
ought not to he appointed confirmed as
Jusuce of the Supreme Co TT OF the United
States. Such Office is OF life tenure, the high
est known TO the profession OF law and TO the
system of Jurisprudence of this country, and
necessarily ought to be held only by one who
in learning, intellectual ability and deter
mined character has shown himself TO be
among the few most eminent of the legal pro-
fession. and capable OF executing the great
trust placed upon him and of maintaining the
has made the Supreme Court of the United
States one of the first, If not the very first, of
the tribunals of the world.
We submit that rather than di ute the high
Quality of this court it would be better that
some one be selected not from the Pacific
Coast. but we believe that there is abundance
of material on this coast from which to make
= selection. We particularly submit that the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
.REFU5tS THE c04DiT1GRS.
The Emperor of China Would Rcther
lose HIS Crown Than Yield
-. to Germany:

LONDON, Dec. "A special dispatch
from Shanghai announces that 1.-The EN-.
peror of China has declaredthathe would
rather forfeit his crown than agree to the
conditions demanded BY Germany as
redr ress for the murder of:the Nv o German
mission aries, Nees and He nile, and the de-
struotion Of the German mission property
in the province of Snantung
Admiral Diedrich.- the German. com.
mander at Kaiochou Bay, the dispatch
further states, has proclaimed martial law
in the districts around Kaiochou.
China, the dispatch Concludes asks that
her dispute with Germany be submitted.
to aruitrators appointed by Holland and
Belgium.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The Nanona Zeitung
to-day, referring to the dispatch of Ger
man. re-enforcements,. saws the German
fir>t-class cruiser Deutschlanl is gong TO
Kaiochou Bay and that she has the GUS
toInary 100 marines on board among her
crew. winch mum bers 668 men all told.
But, the paper adds, the German naval
authorities are considering the dispaIch
of more marines TO China for use ashore.
LONDON, De-. "A dispatch 10. the
Times from Shan ghai confirms the report
that the Chinese Government is seeking
to have the demands OF Germany sub
m1tted 10 arb ltration. According: to The
same dispatcu it is reported in Pekin that
Russia refuses to intervene in behalf of
China.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-Otficial investigation
shows that there was never the slightest
found alton for the sensational alarmist
reports that the Chinese had massacred
200 German sailors belonging to the Ger.
man cruiser division in Kiaochau Bay.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

common reputation of any man among his
professional brethren Is just and sure
guide to his worth. 1t is always known " no
are the leaders of the bar, either in the coun-
try at large or In a LEGALITY. and it is as GER
tain any human reputation is certain that
an acknowledged leader of a learned profes-
sion deserves th e lead dership accorded to him.
The Hon. Joseph McKenuas common repu-
tation among his legal brethren or among his
judicial brethren has not accorded him a
high place, but, on the contrary, though MANY
who estimated him until now refreined from
an expression of opinion. the consensus of
opinion has been, and is, that he is not either
by natural gifts, acquired learning or de-
cision of character, qualified for any judicial
place of importance, much less for the highest
place in the land.
His life record as barrister, politician
Judge and Attorney-General is accessible and
$ h Guild speak for itself; but. believing the es
innate OF him by the members OF his profess
sion TO be test and believing that we of that
profession owe it 10 our ,elves and our conn
try 10 no longer keep silence. we. acting with
out malice, without personal feeling and with
out preference for any particular individual
earnestly protest against the appointment or
confirm ton of the Hon. Joseph McKenna as
a Justice OF the Supreme Court of the United
States.
SEATTLE, Dec. Judge Hanford
said tonight that he did not sign any ne.
tition against McKenna. When asked
whether he knew OF such a petition he
re piled that LIE positively declined 10 lie
interviewed or quoted on the subject. He
would say nothi ng further.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
MOTHER MCKINLEY.

from all parts OF the country, food of
kilograms starting as soon as the news of
her illness was made public
Mrs. Mckinley came of the race OF
hardy pioneers who laid the foundation
of the American: republic. She was Miss
Nancy Campbell Allison, and was born at
New Lisbon. Ohio, in 1909 Her family
originally came from England to Vir-
ginia, thence to Pennsylvania, and finally
settled permanently in Ohio. She was
marie to William Mckinley Sr. Janu-
ary 8, 1929 and was living in two->tory
frame house, still standing near Niles,
Ohio when her distinguished son was
born, January % f843. Mrs. Mckinley
was woman OF steIIing qualities, frugal,
industrious, pious and proud OF her sons.
Her patriotism was strong and passionate
and her intellectual power was~truly won
derful.
Her husband died .Novemb Der "a, 1892
Like The mothers OF Garfield and Grant
she: lived. and. rejoiced- 10 see her son
President of his and her country.
When President Mckinley entered Con.
gress over twenty years ago he was away
from his mother much of the time until
ne retired from Congress to make the
canvass for Governor in 1891: During his
service from 1892 to 1896 as Governor he
went:to Canton freque ntly TO visit his
mother and hewas. with her from Janu-
uary 1896 until he went to Washington
last March. Previous to entering public
life the President was always Ioca ted near
his parents and spent much time with
them. = 49,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 Preside Nc.
Klnley left the city at z:20 O'Clock to-
night over TIL. Pennsylvania road. to
hasten to the bedside Of his sick mother
at Canton, where he will arrive to-mor.-'
row. With him went Judge Day, AS
sistant Secretary of State, the. two oectl-
pying the Pullman car Davy Crockett. at
tached 10 the regular train. The Presi-
dent: had. made hurried arrangements tor.
his departure and during the aftern oon
disposed of large volume OF business
awaiting his attention. He reached the
station unattended few, minutes: before
the time for the train to leave: Desiring
TO. leave without any dem onslration the
President instructed the coachman tn
drive to the baggage entrance, where AS
sistant Secretary Day, Secretary Porter
and Executive Ulerk Cortelyou awaited
him. -: >.'::: :
The Presidents stay at Canton will de-.
pend upon the condition in which he
finds his mother. Ifshe improves he will
return to " Washington in time for the
opening of Congress and later again go to
Canton. i
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

Is said, rode on bicycles through the city
and the suburbs making lists OF German
places marked for attack, aad as the work
OF the rioters was being done in accord
ance with these lists, and in many places
simultaneously, prevention was almost
in mpossibe.
Goldsmiths' and jewelers. showcases
were emptied in many cases. The women
carried baskets to take home the contents
OF the grocery and provision stores. while
furniture and other articles too heavy to
carry were wantonly destroyed. II the
troops had not used their swords and bay
onets freely Prague might have been
burned from end 10 end.
In several cases Jewish shopkeepers es-
capped by the device of placing an ilu-
minated crucihx in the shop windows.
The pillagng was so systematic that in
! one street alone to-day fifteen jeueIty
shops were ransacked. An am bulance
corps was attacked savagely because the
doctors were recognized as Germans.
The parliamentary deadlock continues.
Baron Gautsch, the new Premier, has
made no progress toward a compromi.e e
satisfactory to the rival factions, and it
begins TO be feared that the present
Reichsra,h will not reassembe Certain
it is that If the Rsichsrath meets with Dr..
Won Abrahamovics in the chair. the same
dlsorderly scenes will occur as before
Riots, more or less serious, are reported
from Innesbruck, Brunn, Linz and saaz
In some cases it is alleged that the dis
turbances have been encouraged by the
municipal authorities. Generally the
B ohe mian Jews have suffered most.
A report is current tonight, though as
yet uncontirmed, that a mob at Prague
attacked the soldiers and sanguinary
encounter ensued. According to this
rumor the troops fred four volleys. killing
twenty five rioters and wounding many.
BERLIN, Dec. 2-The advices received
here from Vienna exercised an unfavor-
able influence on the Bourse to-day,
owing to the rioting at Prague and the
declaring OF martial law in the most dis
turDed districIs. This feeling of depres-
sion, however. was temporarily relieved,
though prices closed decidedly weak.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
THE CITY OF PRAGUE,
Heavy SHOWS have fallen in several parts

Heavy SHOWS have fallen in several parts
of France.
The British ship Persian Empire, from
London for Table Bay. collided with the
British steamer Carlisle City during a
gale Tuesday while off Deal, and the Per-
sian Empire was considerably damaged
on her port side.
Later in the day the Persian Empire
was taken in tow for London. The Car
Isle City, with which steamer the Per-
sian Empire had been in collision, pro-
ceeded on her voyage.
MARGATE. ENG, Dec. 2.-The volun-
teer ifeboat cepsized this morning off
Nayland Rock, and of the fourteen men
comprising her crew ten were drowned.
The Margaie Iif boat when the accide n
occurred was on ner way to rescue The
crew OF a large vessel, supposed to be the
Persian En- plre. The / feooat was about
two miles off shore when she was over
turned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

John W. Griggs the appointment of At
torney-General when the office shall have
become vacan: by the elevation of judge
Mckenna to the Supreme Bench. The
sender of the message is man whose reIa-
lions with Vice-Presdent Hobart and the
New Jersey delegation in Washington are
such as 10 make his statement worthy of
credence. Governor Griggs, the report
says. will present his resignation to the
State Senate, which meets early next
month.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
LOCAL LAWYERS RETICENT.
But a s milar Petition Has Been in
Circulation In This

1t was ascertained last night in conyer.
satlon with leading attorney, who de-
slres that his name shall not be made pub
lie that there is mach opposition to Judge
Mchenna Tor Justice of the United States
supreme Court. l. was said hat ifJud ge
Ross was not in sympathy with the move
ment to defeat McKenna he was fully ap-
prised OF measures being taken by attor-
neys to prevent the confirmation.
1t seems that it is regarded as a fore
gone conclusion that McKenna will be
named for the Field vacancy and that the
Efforts, therefore, of the lawyers opposed
to the selection should be made to nre-
vent the confirm alton In the Senate. 1t is
said that the protest will contain The
signatures of some very prominent attor-
neys in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Fierce STORMS
AGAIN RAGIN G
During the Fury OF the Wind
Disasters Are Caused
to Vessels
Volunteer L!feboat Capstzed and
len OF the Crew OF Fourteen
ere Drowned.
Special Dispatch to THE cA1n.

LON DON. Dec. 2.-Fierce storms again
broke out over the coasts of England last
night. and the scenes recorded during the
early part of the week are recurring.
Heavy hal, snow and rain orms at COM
panied the gales. The Dover Channel
passage is temporarily susI ded. and
several vessels are reported to have been
wrecked on the Goodwin Sands. The
mum ber OF wrecked vessels off The Norfolk
coast and the fury of the storm on the
Kentish seaboard are uaexampled
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

CANTON, Dec. 2.-Dr. Phillips
II o'clock tonight, said: MRS.
Nc Kinley is barely conscious and
is sinking very fast. She may not
last longer than morning"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Weather forecast for San Fran o
cisco-Fair on FIR day, with con- @
tinued cold weat ther. light north 2 :
erly winds, changing to westerly. Q
FIRST PAGE. . .
Prague Under Martial Law.
Protest Against McKenna. Q
Mother Mckinley Dying. G
SECOND PAGE. Q
Dispute Ends in Murder. =
Needham Out in One Round. @
Socialists Form Party. 9 2
THIRD PAGE. . .
Opposition to Annexation.
Crispi Demands Investigation. :
Burns His Fathers Body. c
Hayti Aiming for War. G
FOURTH PAGE. c
The Loot of San Jose. c
Forgery Stirs Up Gait. G
Mrs. barnes Wounded Heart. G
The Dens Will Stay Open. Q
FIFTH PAGE. C
Russia Preparing for War. c
To Investigate Park Contracts. c
The Milk War Still Raging. :
News of the Water Front. c
SIXTH PAGE. {
Editorial.
Senator Perkins Position. e
Watch the Conspirators. c
Los Angeles School Scandal. c
T. Y. Gator on the Charter.
How You Get the Paper.
SEVENTH PAGE. c
Mr.. Magee Praises Sam Wall. c
Ebanks Habeas Corpus Denied. 9
Jackson Will Fight Jeffries. c
The Symphony Concert.
EIGHTH PAGE. c
Commercial News.
NINTH PAGE. c
News From Across the Bay, :
Another Freeholder Resigns. c
Will Wed to Be a Priest. c
TENTH PAGE. c
Racing at Ingleslde.
ELEVENTH PAGE.
Births. Marriages, Deaths. c
TWELFTH PAGE.
Teachers VINO Do Nothing. c
A Conspiracy to Rob.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
SECRETARY SHERMAN HERY Ill.
1t Is Said the Veteran Statesman is
Giving Way Under the Strain of
official Cares.

WASHINGTON, Dec. .. Secretary
Sherman Is Ill al his K-street residence
and much anxiety is shown concernin q
him. He has not been at the State De-
partment for three days. BE is said TO be
suff ring from severe cold. Stories are
afioat that the Secretary's physical
strength has finally given way under a
long strain Of official cares aggravated 10y
old age. His retirement from public lie
is again hinted in official circles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Eenncft TO Re Enfrndised

VICTORIA, Dec. 2.-Chief Justice Da-
vie this IN orning confirmed the order for
the extradluon of J. q. Bennett, and the
latter was re manded 20 Jail 10 await the
arrival OF the papers from Ottawa and
Washington.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

q! 2! :. - = 'z.'@ : = = = = = ~ : = : ~ EylF
= .RRAesUE, Dec. ?. M Martial Ia a.w )
!, : has b besp. proc la* n ed here as well
. :a$ il. TIC jQdJcial districts Of Ka- Z
: '*Ealeneisn.thal sqikow, :. .Weinbef :
and .6Dichewr as a result OF re-
X cei4t T1Qts,- 80 -. ..:' T.
4 -: :. .-~.. - X
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
OFFERED 20 GRICGS,
New Jerseys Governor Asked to
Succeed McKsnna as Attor-

NEW YORK. Dec. "A special to the
Tribune from Trenton, N. j., says: A
private dispatch from Washington. re.
ceived by a well-known New Jersey poll.
tician to-day, conveys the intelligence that
President Mckinley has offered Governor
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-09-15

whispered, and was off-for the new
life.
''That may be-" thought John. ''But
[ guess the board will send me up to
Harlem now, among the goats"
They all departed one by one-the
roysterers the last. Off they went,
singing the latest music hall BALLAD
ooh, Uncle John, isn't it nice on
Broadway?
Oh, Uncle John, right here you should
remain"
81 guess | can drive truck again."
muttered John.
He saw something that glistened in
the snow under the electric light. 1t
was the picture of the little girl. He
felt better now, though those strange
hiccoughs had not entirely ceased.
He looked furitively around, unbut-
toning his coat and placing the pic
ture in his breast Then he said to
the last pedestrian, who had been
watching him curiously,-
Come, get out O. here! Move on!"
-Waverley Magazine.