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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24

From FRIDAY Dally'
Robbers are still at work in and
about the city. 1t seems that 1t IS
next to impossible to apprehend
them, With each outrage commit
ted, they are becoming more bold.
Yesterday about noon the residence
Of P. A. Shanor was burglarized.
The bureau drawers we're taken OFT
afd the clothing streWn about all
over the room, and about $40 in
money was stolen. There was no
one seer about the building, and
accordingly 6here is no clue.
This morning. about 3 o'clock the
home of A. A. Srlythe Oh Main
street was entered sly man with
felonious intent. Fortunately he
was discovered ard frightened
away before he had time to get in
his work. His tracks this morning
could &c plainly seen in the moist
earth and it was evident that he.
lad made several circuits Of the
house before entering. The screens
from three windows had been cut
off and finally he entered the house
by the window on the north side of
the setting room. After gaining
access to the building he proceeded
to open wide the front door and
then blew out the light which was
dimly burning in the hall. Mr..
Smythe's son was awakened by the
noise and got up and came down
to- investigate. The thief must
have heard him coming and fed, as
no one could be seen in or around
the house. The person WHO en-
tered the house wore No. 7 rubber
boot. His tracks in the soft earth
reveals this fact plainly.
He had evidently tried to get in
he house Of David Henderson, who
ives next door, as tracks could be
plainly seen at every rear window.
Luckily, they were securely fas-
:ened and nothing was molested.
Soon after this occurred T. S.
Lacy was aroused from his Stun
oers to find a man standing at a
ear window of his house on Water
street. He had succeeded in hoist
ng the window and was evidently
attempting to climb in as his head
md shoulders were already in the
window. Tom has reputation
or shootinga man if found prowl-
ng around his premises at unusual
hours and be was not long in per
uading the fellow 10 get away.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24

Finest line OF programs, invita-
tons and card records of games we
have ever had Just in at the Review
Office.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24
TALK OF THE SsrRGETS.
Timely Topics Discussed in the
Highways and Byways.
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS
Are a Frst-Class Advertisement
for a Hotel of Importance.

There IL an Illustration Of the GOOD
They Can do i'm This City-A Gooa
Story Told by James #. Frame--some
If the incidents of the Bright ana
stormy Sides of Life.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24

A new lot of Bag Tags and new
and novel pencil holders just in, at
the Review Office.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24

Well record books can be had al
the Review Office. #
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24
which We will sell at a
price to close them out.

Organdies that we will close
out at &c. Also Lawns at
15c. 1Sc, and zoe, to close
them out at I2c.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-24
From Fridays D ally

There was one young man OF
this city, who has gone on his va
cation, who will no doubt remem'
Der the occasion for long time, and
that is Alex. Boyd, the genial book
keeper for the National Supply co.
By a happy combination of circum'
stances tor those who had the
scheme in hand) we'll known
young lady of the city was going on
a vacation, and it happened that
she took the same train. The boys
who were in with the joke, after
great deal of hard work, got them
together over in town and marched
them to the station. At the station
they were kept as close together as
possible until the train pulled IN
and was ready to leave, and then
the gang escorted them to the par
! lor car. Here was where the tun
commenced. There were perhaps
over a hundred people On the train
going to Atlantic City on the ex-
cursion and quite a number OF
others, but that made no difference
to the friends of Alex and the
Young woman. The minute they
started for the train there was a
shower Of rice and old shoes tel
about them and of course they were
surprised. Alex just gave one
look around and then fled precip
itate1y for the car and left the
young lady get on as best she
could. His running did not help
matters in the least as a number Of
boys followed him il the train and
give him the glad hand a number Of
times before the train was ready tc
pull out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-21

for The total change OF the week. The only
Inference is thai the cash loaned. or ar
account IS large. has grown OF. Of BANKS,
sl-1ca L does not show IN The deposits and
increase in leans and decrease n cash al
mas. Offset the other. As ire reserve re-
qgIrem~nts fer the week were not Affected
~ heavy deposit changes. the loss IN casa
reduces the reserve by almost the same
amount drawn out Of the banks. The eN-
cess money IN bank - now down 10 S@Q--
tSS,sse. an amount about almost one-E3t
as large as reported for the same Week LAST
year. Since January - this year. TIE loss
in reserve has been sl0 fte .tNa. While GspoS-
ITS nav increased sIs o(sa0s3 and loans So
tse4o o In other words, loans are expan ~
faster than deposits and cash j. decreasing
as q result. Although the latter has b<en
tire case for only one week. K s significant
as showing lhat the fiow Of money 70 this
center mas been checked - meet growing
demands a. interior joints. New YORK eN-
change al nearly All domestic centers :
az a discount. and the actual shiprn~ nts Of
currency 70 the banks IN 4 NUN Der 81 clleS
widely separated IS a Aeaithful Indication
e better trade conditions. II II continues,
and the outlook IS that Il Will. a firmer
money market Will he only a natural re-
suit
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IT IS

~oT-r SYSTEM THAT IS ALL WRONG.
EEDTAS VII ssake Il ali Fight ag4.u.
ysa have dreams. HTDTAs gives yoa
sxeet aud peaceful sleep. You kuow that
t1ere are other men or earth who are
rlore manly than you HJDYA$ rem
e159-trea trent fsF week all alter tbs
You ozght - Dc as strong as your next
door nelghbor yCDYAS win give you
tae vitality thai s needs 20 make a waols
Ran But remember that il is only
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HA 7

You are weakl!ng Il needs no one to
tell you. You cannot even walk with
your head Up. Get HUDYAN and you
viii be able to. Get tn. HUDYAN treat
inent and you will NOT know yourself In
q week. But you are gong frcm bad
70 worse al this moment. Stop, Yes
sTOFt And stop this very minute You
can get HTDYAN az well today "a Won
Will be able 10 get IL tomorrow. Be a
man. and be Z good onei
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and Russian demand has ceased pernss.
neat4S. frS,s1 arrivals WILL pTGNah iv 90 =,
the Bank - England. Moreover, he mar
he W soon set supplies from sovern-
me0t disbursements,
The STOCK exchange has aaen dls-urhaa
Sy Political conditions and prices hav4
oeinA especially depressed. Even conso!s
nave gone = points lower ana acme rail-.
ways aavv suffered a general decline 81
from y point - points,
international securities SHOW fall a.
from = to 5. point in Europe and stun AZ.
ger drops in South Americans.
The fall ia American railway shares
ranges from ! point % "a points including
Denver < Rio Grande preferred sha-es
which have fallen - points. New YORK
Lake Erie * Western shares and Louis
vile 4 Nashville common which have fail
eE %is points each Atchison. TOPS IA Z,
Santa Fe. Norfolk 4 Western preferred
Northern Pacific preferred. Southern IA,
cine preferred and Union Paciac. which
have fallen "a points, I.ake Shore & Mich.
isan southern. ~ points. Illinois Central.
2ia points, Atchlson Topeka 4 Santa Fs
adjustment. points and Wabash income
shares. which have fallen points
Canadian Pacific shares have fallen 81,
points, and there has been falling il Grand
Trunks ranging from = 10 81. points
South American railway shares have gen
orally declined. The mining rarke, is up-
SCI on President krugers dismissal u
Chief Justice koi5. Of the supreme court
OF the Traasvaal. Angio-American prefer.
red have dropped Sie points ora heavy real
izations. owing 10 the rasnor Of threatened
German complications.
BreadstuTs.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 19,-Close: Wheat
Spot Ne. !. California. firm. rs 2i9d,
Corn-Spot. firm: American mixed new
81. 6d; do. old *. aid. futures firm, ~
sid March. s.. 4isd.
Flour-St Louis fancy winter los.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. Arm. ~
lss&s 50 6s.
Closing Quotations.
LIVERPOOL FEB. l9.-Wheat-Firm; NJ
! standard California. - 6d. carsots OF
coast firm, cargocs on passage. nominal
and unchanged Liverpool wheat No. Il
California, S 2dQSs I'd. wheat in PariA
dull. flour in Paris. firm.
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ket during tire week, bur the composition
q locat buyers nES he'd Ire price ap TO
re tcp -0tca. based on EUROPEAN values.
ala Ne-l2, g0ss ssc. valley and oluestesll.
soc
Cleared - German s1.o II. BAscaoT,
eAee-z.aMn- - eas h--s-.s.s what.
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HUDYAN

Ye. HCDTAE. that VIII do this. You
want To get rid Of those shaking hands
ASK about the great rerne 1i0-tFea tment-
You want 20 be able TO look the world
fairly IN the face. Ask about the great
refnedio-treatmenf You want energy. and
you want Efe- ASH about that grand rem
sQlo-treatmert Free as the air you
breathe are The circulars and testsrnoni-
ais. All YOU have 10 do Is 10 ask for
them. Write ard see today.
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urcalAtuN ifs.
Closing Quotations.
THE WOOL MARKET.


LONDON. Feb. 19.--In the wool trad.
during the past week there were large in
qulries for merinos, but business was small
on account Of merchants preferrlng 10 hold
shortly. owing TO the smal.ness u the sup
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Receipts and Shipments.


On the produce exchange To-Day the but
'er mark. ~as firm creamery. l30 &C.;
dairy. 1l0lte.
Cheese quiet. tGsi.c
EgsS- steady. fresh 17s:c
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RESOLUTION No 296-BE IT REsOL.V-
ed by the city Council Of the cry or
Seattle as follows
~ That II Is the intention of the City
OF Seattle TO improve tie alley running
Ieven un o. MayHArds plat Of the
Town now Guy or Seattle by replanking
the same TO ne established grade.
CO That the cost thereof be paid by
assessments 10 be- levied upon the prop
erty sbutting upon said portions Of said
alley under the plan Of ''immt date pay
ment ia the manner provided by the
Charter aud ordinances OF the City OF
Seattle.
81 That the City Engineer be objected
To furnish 10 the city Council estimate
of the cost OF said Improvement
~ That the matter Of making sa!d i'm
provement will b. considered by the City
Council "A session thereof To be held
on the 18th day OF February. iSlS. at 7:5n
o'clock = NJ a. which time All persons
desiring 10 he heard before the CITY Coun-
ell. upon the matter ~ making said I'M
provemeut are notified TO b. present
Passed the city Council the 18TH day OF
February. Gss and signed by ma in open
session In Authorization Of its passa re
this 18th day or February. isss
T.. CREIGHTON
President Of the City Council
FILED by me this 18TH day OF February
isas.
WILL H. PARRY.
City Comptroller ard Ex-otileio city
nsio Il ars, publication. February i.
ISss
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governments reporr for January. the large
co-lS4sn rti0r. q iron az advancing prices.
C1e continued foreign dsrlamd for grain
&. high prices and the tavorae4e trsfhc re-
turns CT railroads. all posa. 70 an Increase
il values 6Qt prices OF the stock exchange
were unable . Withstand scar pressure tor
Ire tine being.
Bends held relatively much tIrrner than
stocks during the week and showed The
evidences af continued large absorb lion Tor
investment. Business was not As large is
IN the previous week which was or con-
Sidera HE volume. and net declines in prices
wee ga&mportant. Total sales. Z4.22Uato
shares
United States new As coupon declined
5. United States registered. =; old As reg
tstered. =. do coupon. 4. and the % .
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EEsoLUTIO% ~. @0s-BE IT RESOLV-
ed by the City Council OF the city o.
Seattle - follows.
ID That II il the intention Of the city
Of Seattle 20 improve the alley running
through Blocks One u. Two 81 and
Three %. or Asyuard's plat - the Town
nov city o. Seattle by replaukiag the
same IL the established grade.
% That the cost thereof be ratd by
assessments to be- levied upon the prop
erty abat1!us upon said portions %; said
alley under the plan Of Immediate pay
fnent IN the manner provided ~ the
Charter and ordinances Of the city oil
Seattle
o. That the Cry Engineer be directed
20 furnish 10 the city Council an estimate
OF the cost of said Improvement.
~ That the matter Of making said IN
progeman1 wiu be- considered by the city
Council al session thereof II he held on
the 9Th day Of February. 1895 a. 90
o clock T.. n. At which time al persons
desiring to be heard before the city Coan-
eli upon the matter 81 making said I'm
pr0vemeBt are notified 20 be present
Passed the cry Council tbs 18TH day OF
February. isss. and signed - me liz open
session ln Authorization Of lis passage
this A5fh 4sy Of February. 1908
j. T. CREIGHTON.
President IL the cry Council.
Filed by me tals 18th day Of February.
1879.
WILL II. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-oiflcio city
Date Or nrst publication February T.
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KLONDlK E.R5-Ask for tne Rsiston
Self Raising Pancake Flour and Health
Foods. Joanstoae Il sgeeT.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Settle. Feb = 1885,
Exchanges 50 tire S41.As. Tacoma. ). %
kane Gca Portland clearing houses To-Day
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Money and Exchange

Close. Money. easy az IL; last loan, IL;
prime mercantile pa per sal sterling ex-
change nrner. si.S51s demand. si16ss. ssh
- DAYS. posted rates Si.>4 and si.so-z. COR
frerc5al bills s4Sz: certificates. 551& a5ote,
har silver 55s. Mexican dollars. AZ goE-
ernusa; bonds weak. new Is. N--,s4, DO
RI Clustered. Silica. coupon. Sl.1fs. IS. s.,
SIS. S.l3ia: Pacific SIS, Sl.ei
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PEOPLE SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash

Transacts a savings bank business ex-
cusiyeIy.
Deposits received from s. 70 $1,000
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaierals only
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san FRANCISCO MARKET.
RreaistuT~.

san FRANCISCO. FEB. Ia-Spot wheat
steady al unchanged prices, futures Ag1-
= Barley unchanged. lr-nly held 40
change IN cats
Sex quotations were:
Elour-Aet cash price for family n extras
VII at-Shippsng. sl.4IIaa II. 4-l@ fer No. /,
and E.43@s for choice. milling. s.. -e9tI =.
Bar-ey-Feed. $los41-07ie; brewing. sl.l-'.
Ql9.
.oats-Poo- TO fair. *il2a4al.l5; good 70
c1oace. sil.11e7l .Z1e fancy feed So
L. surprise. 81 .251l1 =. black for seed
:ls58l-5o: red. $1S5g135
Receipts
Flour, quarter sacks. sic: wheat cen
tai s5,45. harley. ceutals. la69, barley.
Oregon. 251: beans. sacks. $50: corn. centals,
-, potatoes. sacks, 2l,S. onions. sacks.
-: bran. sacks ESQ: uiddAngs. sacks. ~;
hay tors. ~. wou. hailed. $50: hides.
number 972: quicksilver. TASKS. l9o. wine.
gallons, g. 45G.
Closing Quotations.
.Wbeat-s:rons, December. a.2i; Nay.
saTiey-strong: May. gU~
Gorn-I.arge yellow. losl-al.lo.
Wool AMI Hops.
Wool-Spring Nevada l10l3c: Oregon.
1@0Iic. Fall: Southern coast lambs tQSc.
San Joaquin lambs' 7fssc. northern lambs
uGl2c. San Joaquin plains 7Qsc. Humboldt
iops-o}d nominal. new. l2.4al6c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middiings-s29 per ton.
Hay-Wheat $l60I9. wheat and cat Slod
Is. best barley. sl3.5oal6.5o; alfalfa. Sa391
I1.50: cover s1lGl2.5e: stock. 81 601l2
compressed wheat. S62l1 straw. per bale.
211e0i5c
Potatoes-E Early Rose. G5a-5c per Genital:
60: Salinas Burhanks. S5ceSl.20: Sweets.
ia >5e oregon Burbanks 65c'u$.
getables-Silver skin onions; $2-5ea2 %
per GENITAL. .cuc8mbsrs 5ecdlSl-25; garlic,
uslv
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Stockton, Market and Ellis SIS.
San francisco, Cal


LEGAL NOTICES,
and there 20 apply to the Court for an or
der granting leave unto me 10 resign my
letters OF administration aforesaid NV said
final account having been heretofore by
said Court duly allowed and approved.
l.. r BLAINE
Administrator Of the Estate Of James H.
Welsh. Deceased.
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Receipts

Flour. quarter sacks l6sie: wheat. cen
taIs -, as. harley ceutais. l15D, barley.
Oregon TT. beans sacks. $50. corn, centalS
-. potatoes. sacks ais. onions. sacks.
-. bran. sacks . SO: u18ddlngs. sacks. 80;
hay tors 81. woul. haled. $50. hides.
number, 91a: quicksilver, TASKS. 10, wine
gallons 9 45G
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GEORGE r MEACtAM-

city Treasurer - thc City II scattle
Date Of frat publication. February I3th,
Es9s
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CURES

All classes of durable diseases are
cured nf the grand old Hudson Med
Teal Institute. Thirty Day Blood
Cure" circulars are Tree, too. and IL
you will hut describe your disease
and give the doctors "a chance to
help you. You viii he CURED!
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pExTER HORTON 4 co. BANKERS

Correspondence m NJ IRE nr}~c5raI elite.
IN the United States and Europe.
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Jacob Furth -.......-.+..-.....,..-P President
l.. '. Ankeuy ...-..-.................Ca Cashier
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Wbeat-S:rong. December. sl.2i; May
81 i212
Barley-Strong May. si91h.
Corn-l4arse yellow. Sl.0.l-el.h-
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siintn& stocks.

Silver bars 49,. 55ssi Drafts-Sight -.
Nex Gols i6t244I telegraph =. =,
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Fine neial.

Sterling on London. 60 days. $i.Sfs sight,
S4S6l..
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destined to become wives and
mothers, those who a cruel fate has
stricken down without any fault OF
their own, without any redress,
But the iuscrutable wisdom OF a
Superior Being has furnished the Ha-
waiians with temperament which
allows them to adopt the rosy side
OF life, and which soon allays the
violent grief OF the moment.
Yet it was hard for many visitor
to sit in the big hall and listen to
the concert which these poor Grip
pied leper girls had arranged for the
entertainment God help us) OF the
wise men, who every other year
bring hopes, little mental sun
shine and icecresm to these innocent
sufferers, who must be sacrificed for
the public good.
The concert went Oh; the pro.
grams were passed around by the
sad-fsced, noble Sisters who make
life worth living even for those in
aicted with the terrible mslady, and
who even teach the poor girls music
and show their poor crippled fingers
how to play Norma, Warblings of
the Eve, aud the gay airs of our own
Berger, besides the USELESS" Art of
bowling to the Cross, for which they,
a while ago, were ceusured by pro-
minsnt member OF the Board Of
Health, who fortunately was unable
to visit the settlement this trip.
Some OF the girls broke dow
when they saw in the audience men
whom they knew, when they we're
running around in their happy
homes in the pleasant villages or in
Honolulu. But to the honor OF
manhood let it be said that many OF
the stern, worldly politicians who
were there, kamasinas in the land,
felt as bad as The girls did, whom
they knew, and whose beseechir &,
pitiful and resigned glances they
met.
Senator Holsteip, the eloquent,
whose task it was to address the as
sembly, made the shortest speech OF
his lfe-and then he used his hand
kerchief.
But, presto, five minutes after the
last strains Of Hawaii Ponoi had
| -
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AT MOLOKAI.
The Independent Joins The
EXCuTSiOniStS.
Old Ocean Bowls Them Out In Fine
Style-They Get a Voting at the
Settlement But See Many In
teresting Things Upon
Which the Scribe
Dilates

The regular visit OF members OF
the Hawaiian Legislature to the
Leper Settlement on Molokai took
place on last Saturday. According
to arrangements made the Board OF
Health joined with the Legislative
committees 10 the visit, but only the
President, Mr.. w. o. Smith, was
able to go on behalf OF the Board.
The steamer Noeau. Capt. Peter
sen, had been chartered, and besides
the committees, officers OF the Board
OF Health aud representatives OF the
press, a few outsiders were permit
ted to visit the Settlement on this
occasion.
The Senate WAS represented by
Messrs. Holstein, chairman OF the
committee; Wright, Baldwin, Hook
ing, Kepoikai and Waternouse. The
House committee was composed OF
Messrs. Achi, chairman, aud Gear,
McCandless, Pogue, Kahaulelio and
Kaai. The Senate committee took
the chaplain OF the Senate along,
and the slower" House sent its sec
rotary, Interpreter Luther Wilcox
was also on hand, as w9rs DR.. Karr,
the agent to prevent cruelty to
animals, and Professor Berger with
big bundle OF new music for the
bands at the Settlement. The
Board of Health was represented by
President Smith, Secretary Wilcox
aud Agent Reynolds. On Friday
evening few minutes after 9
O'Clock the Noeau left the whaH
and began
THE VOYAGE.
The little steamer ia u fue boat, and
the owners are to be complimented
on the etficieucy aud courtesy of the
officers OF the eau. II is to be
regretted that g .mber OF the ex-
cursionists did mo- appreciate the
trip at all, and instead OF enjoying
the smooth trip across the channel,
admiring the moon or dreaming
about wharves and harbors, or dis
Guessing the Spanish war. spent their
time in communicating across the
rails OF the steamer, with the wild
waves and in despairing and CUR
Cling tones yelling to Neptune "Oh
dear II not, why mott"
The Senators held their own, Old
stagers like Wsterhouss, Baldwin
and Wright asked no questions from
the ocean, and they slept the sleep
OF the just, while w. o. Smith, who
couldn't get seasick, II he wanted to,
watched his tormenters OF the
slower" House with sardonio graft.
fcation,
Passing along the deck, when the
little steamer was forcing its way at