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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
CITY CLERK VINKE'S TRIBULA
TONS,

City Clerk Vinke finds himself the
mark for newspaper criticism and it is
a new experience to him, never having
been an editor of country newspaper,
or a public functionary before his re-
cent induction into office, he can't un-
derstand how the newspapers can take
unwarranted liberty with his name. Mr..
Vinke will learn that a public official
who fails to draw the fire of the pencil
showers don't amount to much. Mr.
Vinke has won goood opinion from ev-
cry one who has had dealings with the
clerks office, with perhaps one soil
tary exception-and that particular
case he claims to have done all within
proper limits to please his reportorial
majesty. But Mr.: Vinke will learn lots
about the newspaper boys before he
gets through. He will find some OF
them very hard to please no matter
what he does. The newspapers are
printed for information of the public,
and for this reason every public officer
should afford the representatives of
the press with all information in his
possession, consistent with his official
work. He can, If he sees fit, put him
self out a little to help the tardy re-
porter out little with his job. On the
other hand experience proves that the
] newspaper man must use politeness
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of John Lemnitzer,
deceased, by the Probate court of Bex-
ar county, Texas. All persons having
claims against the said estate are re-
quested to present them at once. My
address is No. LAPS North Comal street,
San Antonio, Texas.
WILLIAM WADENPOHL,
San Antonio, Texas, May 1st, 1897.
5-6-4thurs.
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and diplomacy in dealing even with
a public servant and that lack of tact
is a very great fault in any one repre-
senting the press. 1t is to be hoped
that our polite, pleasant city clerk will
not take newspaper filings too serious
ly to heart.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
A SUDDEN AWAKENING.

A man named Sid Mooney was plac-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
A LABOR SAVING DEVICE.

A double tree and spring stay chain
with which your team can start and
pull copper cent. heavier loads than by
the old style. Manufactured and for
sale by Peter Schiffers, 9O2-9O4 Austin
and Crosby streets. 5-l7-1m-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
KEEP KOOL!

Without exaggeration the Krandest
line of Krash Klothing is exhibited at
Joske Brothers. No reason why you
should not Keep Kool during warm
weather, prices reasonable. 2e-4t,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27

ed in the city hospital at 5:15 o'clock
this morning by the police, suffering
from internal injuries received by fall
ling off the roof of the Cinco de Mayo
Saloon on West Commerce, between
Laredo and East streets.
Sid had been up all night and had
taken several drinks too many and be-
coming sleepy had gone to bed upon
the roof and in his sleep rolled OFF to
the ground below.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-27
GO TO

VIM. Cameron & Co., for door and
window screens, corner Lamar and
Chestnut and BOG South Flores street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26
FOOD STRENGTH.
!, Comes From tho Right Food Properly
DIReAteu.


Food strength Is natural strength, Il
Is new strength; created strength,
That is, II Is not stimulation,
The real strength Of your body is
your constitutional strength, your re-
serve strength 1t Is the result OF eat
ing proper food and digesting II, .g..
Eating food does no good at all
rather harH--uHleSs Il Is digcsted. SO
thai everything narroWs itself down 70
one proposition: How AZ your diges-
ton?
One person in three of us have indi-
gestion In some form or another, II IL
not really q disease, but condition; a
condition which may became serious.
We all wish to be strong, and we
might all become so II we digested our
food The loss N HouF strength is q
serious matter. II may be the begin
ming OF dangerous disease, IT may
mean that you cannot so on with your
work.
Shaker Digestive Cordial Is an aid to
digestion. II Is a strength maker, IL
makes your food nourlsi you. II makes
you strong. II relieves at once all the
symptoms of acute dyspepsia, tones up
the system aud creates iie9h, energy
and strength. Taken regularly II Will
permanently cure indigestion and make
the weak thin, Irritable, nervous dya-
peplic, strong, fat, hearty ana well
again.
A 10 cent bottle will show you what 1t
viii do
sold by druggists at 10, %, so cents
nhd 81 60 a bottle.
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BRITISH DEFEATED
By Revolving Tr,bssa isn ar indla'-seri
Maude Taken a md BURNED.


LONDON, Aug. Plan ailicial dis
patch to-day from sAmla announces
that Fort Maude, In tine Khyber pass
has been captured by tine A{rIdis after
desperate Gghtlpg. The gA rrison, which
was composed of native hayies known
as the hhyber Rifles, refined WIN the
loss Of three men. The Ai44dis ALTER
ward burned the fort.
SIBILA, Aug, 2i-rhe Brcish officer
commanding at JameHd move bat
terry or artillery, escorted by the Fourth
dragons, yesterday, TO the m1uth OF
the Khyher pass and shelled the enemy
at range Of a,9O0 yards. The A trldis
retired, but the battery returnt to
Jamrud, the officer In command de
ing It inadylsable to enter the PISS
Gen, Ellos win begin n concerted move
ment against the insurgeht tribesmt n
to-day
Fighting Is reported to be proceeding
at Aii-Musjid between the Afridis and
the British garrison at that place, An
official dispatch from Peshawur am
nounces that the Afrtdis attacked ALI
Musjid yesterday. The enemy's line Is
mile and half long, Another body
OF Afrtdia Is moving toward kadam,
All the AfridIs are said to have Joined
in the uprising,
The Afrfdls number about 9e,ee9 first
class hill lighters, A feature Of tho Sit
uatlon is that the Anglo-lndan army
is largely recruited from the Afridls,
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pnnnnl.-A ellnnl l,lll,lslrr.

Detroit Free Press: About 100000
pounds Of peanuts are produced and cons.
stunned In the United States, every year.
but this enormous quantity Is small
when compared with the annual product
of the world. which Is estimated at G09-
100000 pounds In 1892 expectations from
Africa and India 10 Europe We're nearly
400, 988, 888 pounds, the city OF Marseilles
alone taking 22,0OO.G0O pounds, most OF
which was converted into olive 81 oil
and shipped as such to the United States
and other countries. The market IL, in
fact unlimited. and no other sectlun sur
passes the Car0lIHaa and Virginia In
their bountiful growth Of peanuts of the
very bGst quality. ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26

SAN NIlANcIsCo Aus, 24,--H Is
learned from Paul j, Hendlng, an en-
ploye Of the Pacific Phosphate Company,
that the American flag Is flying on Clip
psrtan Island. He has been living on the
island with two other men and they sue
cessfully resisted the attempt of CAPTAIN
MeMHrtry. OF the ship RlRkora, 10 hoist
the British flag there three months ago,
The Kinkora was wrecked and the three
Americans held as wFeckago nearly a
million feet of lumber which was washed
ashore, II, NJ, S. Comus visited the
island but did net disturb the stars and
stripes, nor enter claim for the valua-
BILE lumber.
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.Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
GraRaphon,s Records zoe,
srEuaENyILLE CENTENNIAL
Pionser PGy was F,silaRlY Celebrated
Many Prominent People Present.

Pioneer PGy was F,sthiRlY Celebrated,
MARy Prominent l'eqpls Present.,
Special Dispatch to the lntelligeneer
sTDuBENVILLE, o., Aug, s1,-Thfs
has been the Pioneer day Of the centeR-
nlal and the number oNF strangers here
is estimated at twenty thousand, The
morning trains brought In ten thou-
sand visitors. The pioneer and Indus
trial parade this moEnl ng was fully
two miles long, moving s'n fifteen diYis-
ions, with W. Z; Donah lson as chief
imarshal, Every indust vial establish
mant in tho county had employees and
wagons In the parade. The Mingo In
dams were out sixty strtng. The town
ships sent IN elegant agricultural and
pioneer displays, The descendants Of
Bezaleel Wells and all citizens over
eighty years were at the head OF the pa
rade, among them Mrs. Fisher and Mrs,
Davis, each aged one n undred and two
years,
al the reunion OF Jefferson county
citizens at La Belle par X this afternoon
Hon. j. ]. GIN presided, and Hon, j, N,
Cook delivered the address of welcome,
The orator Of the day was Hon, Webs
steg Davis, assistant secretary Of the
Interior Other speakers We're Llepten-
amt Governor A. w Jones, Mayor Nc
ISisson, of Cleveland, 'eX-Cong.essmon
u. r, Eckley, Senator j. j, Sullivan
Adjutant General III. A. AXline, and
Hon. Il, o. Randall, of Columbus; Rev.
Professor John j. MeCpok, of Hartford
Conn
Preparations are going on for old sol
diers day tomorrow and old veterans
are coming In for the parade and reun-
ion.
4 grand display Of Paine's fireworks
was given this evening at the old fair
grounds.
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Ansmaglsapla Cure Of onronlp nlarrhan,

In 1859. when I served my country rs
a private In COMPANY A., one Hundred
and Slxiy-sevenih Pennsylvania Volun-
,eers, / contracted chronic diarrhoea, II
has given me great deal Of trouble
ever since have tried dozen differ
emf medicpcs and several prominent
doctors without any permanent rolloE
Not long ago friend sent mo sam
pie bottle,of ChRmborlain's Collie Chol-
era ADD piarrhoea Kennedy, and after
that / bought and took q MftY-cent bot
lie; and now can say that | am entire
tx cured cannot be thankful enough
TO you Tor this great Remedy and rec
Commend II 10 all suffering veterans II
IN doubt. write me, Yours gratefully,
HENRY sTEiNBERGER AHentpwHr
IA. Sold by druggists.
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Tho Monouunl,sia n,ysr Ialirnad ca.

on Sundays during tho present sum.
NOR the Monongahela River Railway
d, viii sell round trip tickets botween
All points at one fOrn for the round
lrip NO HOUND Tlup FARE 10
EXCEED FIFTY cNNTH. This glvua
the people of ClorkAburg, q chance to
vlslt Fnlrmont and tho h'airmont poo.
Mo nm opnOrtunliy 10 no to ClnrkBburr.
irnyellng slxty-ElN miles In either case,
nj A cost Of unly hfty cents, This fg
N omothlng now for West Virginia
and IL il hoped that the people viii
ghow their appreciation Of those low
ratos hy pntronisInE thom tth&a
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Innnl,r,r slnln.mnn prn,l.

WASHINGTON. ID. Co Aug. 95.--A
Telegram was received at the Japanese
legation to-day announcing the death
of Count Mutsu, ex-mlnlster OF foreign
affairs and Japanese minister 10 the
United States In 1883, The news was
not no all unexpected, as the count has
been III with lung trouble for n long
time and was compelled by III health,
to resign his Office about gear ago.
His Illness recently took an acute form
and his son, who was at the time score
tary OF legation here, was recalled TO
his fathGr's bedside
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26

IFyou have over seen little child In a
parOXysm Of whooplng cough, or II you
have been annoyed by q constant tick.
ling In the throat you can appreciate
the value OF One Minute Cough Cure,
which gives quick relief Charles X,
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streetH,
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-alxth and ia
cob streets, A, ", Snheele, No. COZ Main
street. Exley Bros Penn ana Zane
streets; Bowie g. Co., Bridgeport.
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Ln,l Nlsgnrn INll. n,enr.Ion.

Saturday, AuRuRt lSlh, the Cleveland,
'Lorain 81 Wheeling railway viii run the
last Niagara Fails cheap excursion Of
The season The cNcuralou train viii be
made up Of Wagner palace elccpng
cars and ladies' day couohce running
through from llrdgcnorl 10 NlagurR
Fails without change. Fare for the
round trip ouly Ave dollars Tickets
good fyc days. t,9r fulI pairuoutoTg an-
Wood TrnyclIng Passenger Agent Nc
Lure House titpck, Wheeling, w, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26
ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION.
FaIrmont Miners Not Making Fabulous
sums of Money.


Falrmont Index; The impression seems
to prevail that operators IN this region
are making fabulous sums of money on
the coal which is now being shipped.
We wish this was so. phe money made
In the last strike has resulted In the es-
adjustment of new mines, and in giving
more work 10 the miners. and " a. bar.
vest Isl peaped this time II would mean
more mines, more labor and an in
creased output for this section, We are
sorry to say that up to this time but 1T
tie money has been made. ALL OF the.
contracts that we're being filed at the
time the strike was inaugurated, was
taken at very low price and they have
been aIlea at a loss. Then the railroad
has taken something like eighty cars of
coal each day at a low price, and coal
has not reached anything like as high
price as Ii did In 1894 There Is so much
coal being shipped from various sections
that there has been no scare and prices
have not advanced as the people SUPPOSE
they have. At ruling prices there Is
fair margin upon all contracts now being
taken, but It is no more than 1t should
be at all times and IL they make money
II viii be more on account of the In
creased shipments than upon the fancy
price they received for the coal, The
great benefit this section will receive
from the continued working Of the men
will come the reaching nf new markets
and from. the further fart that II, pnr-
chasers place an order with an operator
/ here, ne can and VIII deliver the coal
when wanted. These things count for
more than the public believes they do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26
c.,el,ra,lng lylll,pu, 1.lqaor.

HOLLAND. Mich. Aug, 95.-f'hIs lit
tie village is to-day celebrating the flf-
tIeth anniversary Of the fret Dutch Inn
migration and settlement in'the county
OF Ottawa. The myuheera with tha
frau5 and children, have Hooked here
by the thousands TO take part in the
festivities aud up to noon to-day fully
10000 visitors have arrived. The town Is
gatly decorated With hunting and the
aags Of America and Holland are seen
everywhere, The character Of the cele-
.bratIon has q strong relLgiOus talnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26
,.r..lI,n,lal Appen.,ments.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Aug, 25.-The
President has appointed William II, EA-
loway, of Indiana, formerly editor end
owner Of the Indianapolis News, to be
consul general at 81. Petersburg, ftus-
sla, the commission being dated August
o.
The President also has appointed
Frank j. Drummond assistant apprais-
err OF merchandise. district of New York,
vice Joseph G. BlElips removed August
ia 1897 - 3nAHVlH 7i-'' '.t.'''a g.s-
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RUNNING anrcH lndoloHt ulcers and
alnllar troubles oven though Of many
years standing, my bO cured by using
noWllrR witch Hazel snlvc. II 1oothop.
aud heals II " the nroat
pIlo euro Chnrlcg t. dOelGo, Market
aud Twelfth Blroetai Chatham Sinclair,
Fouy-sl&lh and jacob HlroptH A. NJ.
Buluel., No COZ Main Gtroct, l9ylcy
llrone ropu aud Nuno slrNeioj Bowie n
Goa Bridgopurt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26
sNAppEn HIs REvOLYER
Three Times Nt die Man who Had Alien
atpd Bis Wifs's Affections,

Inree IlDteH NJ tNe ANh NHV V"N NAiNhN
atpd IiS wifs's Affections
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. a,-Two own
ers of horses at the Newport race track
had a sensational meeting at Newport
last night. Il, A. Park, Of Washington,
C. H., Ohio, arrived to look AFTER his
horses and fouad A, II, Smith, Of Texas,
with his wits, Park snapped his reyo'1
yer three times In the face Of Smith, but
II was not loaded, as Park presumed 1t
was, Smith escaped by the officers
holding Park.
Afterward Park created q scene at the
Kessen Grove tavern, where he though.
Smith and his wife were lodging, and
where he was refused admlttance, To-
day Park sWore out warrants charging
both parties with adultery, but they es-
capped before the warrants could be
served, Smith Is said to have a family
in Texas, Park declares he will XII
Smith on sight, .-,.-
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ABOUT SP00kS.
A Prominent scientistwho Shakes
Hands with a Dead Friend,
WHOSE SPIRIT PLAYS FRANKS

wuh linn Amer TO itstlrss to Rsst-PrOE
RaIbsar, Formerly Hn instructor at
RplIlany CalIeSs, Has some Strange EH-
p,rlopas VITA Ghpii,r vHIias' iron.
the spirit Lnhd-HoldS an Interesting
conysrAatlon with, Man who Died a
Year Ago--No Definite, Explanation Of
tha.Mys,rrloas PhsnSmsna,
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simply apply "sWAYNEs ONT.
MENU" No internal medicine rp0uir.
ed CuroP letter, ,ocSomn ltch. al nrup.
tlons On lhq face hands, nose, etOo loav-
ms the fWn Glenr WHITE ana healthy.
nru possessed by no other remedy. AN
Your d,ugglst Tor swAYNEs OiNT,
MENT, tths&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26

TO heal the broken and diseased tls-
sues, to soothc the Initiated surfaces, to
Instantly relieve and to permanently
cure is the mission Of DeWitte witch
Hazel Salvq, GhNrlpB II, Goat%c, NIarkct
land Twelfth BtiectH, Chatham Sinclair
Forty-BlxLh aud jacob stro0ta; a b.
'Scheulu No, GO7 Main 9lroct. ExIQy
Bros, Pam ana HanQ Bhoots; Bowie &
Co, BHdgcport
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bicycle Combination.

LONDON, Aug. 25-nhe ST, James
Gazette this afternoon says that an
agreement has been reached between
the leading bicycle tube makers of Biz
mipgham and America by which no
one will be supplied under a fixed price,
The organizers claim that every tube
maker sill be compelled to Join.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26
Wel,otim xix uour,.

Distressing Kidney aud Bladder dis.
ease relieved IN six hours by "N0w
Great South American Kidney Cure
II IL n great surprise on account OF ltR
exceeding promptnesa IN relieving pain
IN bladder Kidneys and bnck, In male
or female, Relieves retention almost
Immediately II you want quick raituf
aud cure, tails IL the remedy. Sold by
Il, II. LAST Druggist Wheeling, W Va,
thIlg
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MerchantT Day at Wheeling, August %
md 10, Ono Cont FER 1Imn.

For the above occasion the Ohio River
railroad win Sell excursion tickets from
all stations, Mpundsylle to Parkersbura
inclusive, to Wheeling, at rate Of ONE
CENT per mile. Tickets on sale for all
regular trains August gbth and goth,
good to return until August 9th, in
rluglVe
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r. G. JOINER, Alton p. o.. Hillsdalc,
I Co, Mich, says; HNOthing gave my
rhoumltlBm such quick relief as Or.
Thomas lGclectric on
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Geerre Is Promoted.

Special Dispatch to tho IptelllGcneer,
WASHINGTON, Aug. A,-George p,
Smith, of Morgan county, clerk IN tina
postofiee department has been promoted
to a responsible position.
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WlEEEIING DAILY NTELIIGENcER THURSDAY AUGUST 2 $50

for ahead of me al tho time aa44 get
ting a little curious ] qulekeneu my
stops and hnally ran, yet SIN the qls-
tance remained the sans
'When we reached tho graveyard ]
was surprised Ia sue her entaf IL. ! lol-
lowed and finally she disappeared im q
small olump OF oyargreena. } went N
among the brush and explored thea e.
ouqhlp, bur could find no trace OF her,
Up to that time had thought Il al
very singular, but when ! found how
completely she had vanished became
a little frightened and made for home
In short order
Mysterious Kentneky Ghost
Another experience that Professor
p0ibear remembered occurred twenty
five years or more ago, In Lexington,
KY, where hG was teaching IN the
State University, He thus described III
~ occupied . room in one of the col
lege buildings In the centre OF the
room, near the foot Of my bed, was a
stove. Further 20 the right was clos
OF, the door OF which was fastened by q
clasp that required considerable effort
to unelasp 1t, and at the foot Of the bed,
on the left, was heavy door leading
into the corridor OF the building. In the
room were a lot OF geological specimens,
some anatomical specimens, skeleton
or two and what not,
"O1a night / went TO bed US usual,
The stove door was open and the coal
fire within cast a brilliant glow
throughput the room, Before I got to
sleep was startled By q big bang, that
soundedas IL pile of boards had fallen
right IN the room
81 rose up in bed and looked around
the raom IN utter establishment, The
next thing / saw was the door OF the
closet slowly swinging open. arose
and explored the closet, expecting to
find some one there, but there was no
one. While | was thus engaged the
door into the corridor was shak-
en- with great violence. | opened 1t and
looked out but there was nothing in
sight TO account for t.
II was pretty well nerVed up by. this
time and so lighted my lamp, partial
ly dressed myself and sat down to COLI
leet my senses,
after a while placed the lamp on
light stand beside the bed lay down on
the he'd ana went To. sleep, When
awoke It was not yet morning, but the
Hight was out 1 examiHed the lamp and
found no reason why it should have
gone out. The wick was all right and
there was oil enough to have lasted for
hours,
81 heard In the morning that during
the night young girl whom knew
very well had died In the next house"
II is pretty well known among Profess
sor Dolbear's intimate acquaintance
that these are by no means all Of the
unexplainnble phenomena Of a like ma
ture to which he has been witness,
but these are the only ones about which
he win talk for publication. The only
reason he cares to speak Of these is be-
cause various gagbled reports Of them
have got Into, print and he wishes, II
they must be told, to have them told
correctly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-26

cHAMBERLAGNS Cole, Cholera and
Diprrhooa Remedy always affords
prompt relief For sale by druggists
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vUo Are Proud
or Our Pianos,

And we are anxious that
you should share IN our pride, You viii
after purchasing one, II will not only give
You sweet melody in your home, but viii
add attractIysness 10 any room in which
you'll place it.
Our shlt2 & Bauer Planes ara all In
handsome cases. and the purity Of their
tone is sufficient to recommend them 10
the most exaeting critic,
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IsIli'ay1lil1al Ilr,earoil :

Tho only explanation Professor Dol-
hear attemPB to alva NJ uiIs peeellaf
affair Is that It 10 Of olnss with tho
mysterious phenomena 70 which the
variOuR gOeipUpn f0r ngpohic1t research
have given 10 much attention during
the lnat ilf'0pn gr twenty yHnW Qr thd
two othor Homcwhnt tmiinr experience
IN his llfb the iul happened IN Now
Hampshire. where the professor a, MIN.
Der ~ ycnrg ngo np related thG story
90 follows
my house W1a about a mile from
town, ami whA IN Inc habit NJ whttinu
~ the willroad irhot und Though "a
Grovcynrd na 10 wac nonrHr Thai why
Onr moonlight nighi W VIA Waiting
along tho tfnnk towards h1Wu ! auW a
woman aun0 dlNlnCo w front ~ mo. !
noticed that e1g seemed ~ keep iuBt no