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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-25

It speaks volumes for Paine's celery
compound that Of all the many women
who have recovered health By Its means
very many were induced to take 1t
through the persuasion of other women
sisters, mothers, or friends.
When sick or feeble sufferer Is seen
to gain steadily in health and vlgur from
taking Paine's celery compound no room
for doubt Is left to the most stubborn
minded person. This joyous transform
alton frnm sickness to health Is going on
in thousands othomes this spring.
Here Is the experlence-ilke that Of
hundreds of others-of Mrs. r. II.
Studs:
1856 N ST., Washington, D. c.
Wells, Richardson 6, Co.:
Gentlemen-Pa!ne's celery compound
was recommended to my husband by his
father, who told him to have me try It.,
for with other remedies ! did not seem
to be. getting better. I was suffering
from nervousness, and my baby seemed
to nurse II from me, as she did not sleep
more than fifteen to twenty minutes at
kny time. also suffered from indigcs-
ton and very torpid liver. find TINT
Pline's celery compound not only comes
up to what you say. but that 1t Is, With
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TINS FROM THE,HousE
TAILS OF THE TRAGEDY.

A mother and her 4-year.old child were
the victims OF sud fatality at Nc
Mechen yesterday morning. AIRS.
George wackcr, and her son, George jr.,i
were burned BY the explosion OF carbon
d, in, their kitchen stove. The mother
fingered until 900 o'clock yesterday at
ternoon and death eased the palm OF the
little fellow. last night ut 7 o'clock.
Mrs. Wacker was attempting to build
a fire with carbon oil, yesterday morn
Ing about 1880 o'clock, and the sudden
explosion caused her dress TO imme-
diately ignite. In an instant her clothes
were q mass OF flames, and the terrified
woman ran shrieking In agony out to the
street. Joseph Carpenter, barber, iiv-
Ing across the street, with rare coolness,
snntched a quilt with which he envelop-
guished the name3 His assistance,
prompt as 1t was. proved, however, to
have been too late. The injured woman
was carried into the home Of E. W. Con-
ner, where she was attended by Drs.
lJoNltE anu ouhlH. She pdSseu auWdy
at the hour noted. is
b But the fire had been far reaching In
Its effects. Following the explosion the
flames soon enveloped the room and
later the entire house, in the meantime
licking the clothing Of little George
Wacker, who. followed his mother out
into the street. Like his mother he was
badly burned nearly all over his body,
and though comparatively lesser suf-
ferer than his mother, his injuries were
fatal. It was thought he would recover
at first. but. his end came OF Z o'clock.
The fire gained strong Roadway in the
wacker home and threatened TO burn
the Church OF God building near by.
Citizens OF the town with buckets Of
water did heroic work, and were greatly
aided by a Baltimore & Ohio engine
which hurried to the scene with Its
water tank and q force Of men. The
church building was saved, but the
Wacker house with It's contents was en-
tirely, destroyed.
The sad affair cast deep gloom over
the community, and sympathy for the
bereaved relatives OF the victims Is gen.
oral - H.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Peo-
pie Abr Dad.

Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling Peo-
pie Ab,oad.
W. S. Sims, Of Darlington. is at the
Windsor.
Dave Werthelmer, OF Slstersvlle, is q
guest Of the Mcclure.
Hon. ]. H. Atkinson, of New Cumber-
land. was in the city yesterday.
NJ. S. NIilllgan, of. Mt. Morris, yester-
day registered at the Howell.
Col. c. l.. Skinner. Of Fairmont, was
an arrival at the Mcclure last night.
j. C. Trces, OF New Martinsville, A. C..
Moore. OF Proctor. and Rodney Barnes.
of St. Cla,rsville, are Stamm registers.
Prof. Thomas C. Miller, of the State
University, at Morgantown, was a
Wheeling visitor enroute homo from
West Liberty.
Rev. V. Upon. Rev. P. Warman. of
Harrisburg. and Rev. S. j. Miller and
wife. OF Ravenswood, are among the
Epworth League visitors In the city.
James NJ. Collins returned yesterday
from Washington and Jefferson college.
He Will enter Cornell University next
year, to take q course In architecture.
Or. and Mrs. c. NJ. Frissell and Mrs.
PEBBLES Tatum have returned, from an
extended trip in the west. They visited
among other places, Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. Salt Lake City and Denver.
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r ,. Il ID % -ot ,ratras A9o yJasts,asls.
You
Are Shopping.

Let US show you our array Of $40
Suits. They're the product OF expert
ence. To quote an old saying, There's
plenty OF room at the top but II Is be-
cause there are SO few 10 occupy II. No
house unless II has plenty OF ready cash
and q large outlet can sell such suits
for SO. They cost them that money.
The kind we used to sell at sl5 IRE our
$40 ones now. That's what perserer-
ance, ready cash and n large outlet has
done--cheapened satlsfac,ior.-made the
good better--every suit In the lot Is
living witness to It. Talk about va
riety-let 'cm all foot their horns
even II they haven't n fish to sell
every blast helps ,is-gets folks to
thinking-gets ,em TO looking-and
when you come TO see their stock and
,ours-their landau OF SO suits and our
tab,efuls,-as many at $40 as Others have
got at every prlce-the hunts over
satisfaction IS found-and ITS here. It
don't make amy difference TO us-you
know what a suit costs--there's no rea-
son why It shouldn't ft--it Isn't worthy
q moments consideration II 1t doesn't
and just as perfectly Us the highest
price In stock, Unless YOU are satisfied
to keep the suit We don't want to keep
the money.
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on,rreiInr S.Irl,bor, Fined.

A Paper mill" alley disagreement
was aired in Squire Hnberfleld's court
yesterday and 1t arose from quarrel
between children, followed by Interior
ence OF their parents. At the instance
OF Fl. Bernhard. Georgia Bessett was fin-
ed IS and costs for assaulting his child,
Bessie. who in turn was fined S. and
costs for assaultlng Georgia Bessett. A
peace warrant for Mrs. Rebecca Ben
hard, was dismissed.
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Young Peoples Society Christian FL

Young Peoples Society Christian En-.
denror, Nashville TENT, July 10 IL.
For this occasion tickets will be sold
at low rate OF one fare for the round
trip from oil points on the Baltimore &,
Ohio Railroad. Tickets will be good
going July to 6, inclusive, and good to
return until July Is. with privilege OF
extension until August l.. II ticket is de-
posted with Joint Agent at Nashville
on or before july IS.
Solid Vestibuled Trains with Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Observation Cars and
Unexcelled Dining Car Service from
New York; Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington to Cincinnati and Louis
vile. Solid Vestibuled Trains with
Pullman -Parlor Cars and Sleeping Cars
from Pittsburgh and Columbus to Gin
cinnati.
Call on agent Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road for tickets and full information.
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THE chief burgess OF Milesburg, Pa,
says DeWltts Little EARLY Risers are
the best pills he ever used in his family
during forty years OF housekeeping.
They cure. constipation, sick headache
and stomach and liver troubles. Small
size but great In results. Charles R.
Goethe, Market ind Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and ia
cob streets; a. e. Scheehlo, No. COZ Main
street; llxley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. g.
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There viii be aonther flag raising at
the LaBelle to-day, the flag which
should have arrived at the time the one
was put on the tin mill. having been re-
ceived this week. This one will be
raised over the conrpanys Office at .
o'clock this afternoon. a brass band
will be on hand, as well as some
"speechifyin'.
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LOCAL BREyIrIEs
Matters OF Minor Moment In AMI About
the City.

the CITY.
Epworth conventions opens this after
aoon.
Base ball this MISUNDERSTANDING
Laundry VS.. Tlltonville.
Ohio county Republican primaries
this afternoon, 10 Z o'clock.
Among last nights arrests by the po-
fice were the following: Harry Gregg,
charged with peddiing without 4 II
ccnse; Nellie Berwick, disorderly con-
duct, and Frank Coates, drunk.
Constable Hanna, OF Liberty district
arrested Frank Knight. Of Triade!phia.
on the charge OF stealing horse and
harness from A. NJ Hickey, OF Smith
field, Ohio. and took the man 10 War
rentor, Jefferson county, Ohio, with
out the Formally OF requ!stionL The
horse was stolen on June G. knight Is
4 young man only twenty years Of age
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out doubt, the best tonic and remedy for
women. lido not think 1t can be recon-
mended too highly.


mended too highly.
Respectfully yours, -
MRS. r. H, STUDS.
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Hayden, of Marion,
Ind. writes:
Before commencing the use OF Paine's
celery compound was treated by many
doctors and tried many remedies, but
did not get any better. seemed to be
all broken down, I was tired all the
time and my constitution seemed to be
giving out. weighted only lis pounds
last fall when l commenced using
Paine's celery compound. In less than
TWO months weighed 12+ pounds, an
unusual weight for me. / have had bet
ter health ever, since and have felt bet
ter this summer than have for years.
"My little daughter was away from
home on visit, and came home looking
as II she had had hard elckness. I
went right away and got her bottle of
Palne's celery compound. and she has
had better health since than she ever
had In her life. eats hearty and Is grow
ing fast"
No woman in any way out of health
can In Justice to herself and her family
fail to take Palne's celery compound
when It's power Of restoring health Is so
abundantly proven,
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NEW PLATE MILL.

An addition to the. Belmont mill will
shortly be added. It will be q skelp
mill and fitted out largely with the ma
chinery formerly used ut the Brilliant
mill, tho Wheeling Steel and Iron Com
pany, having purchased large section
OF the Ohio plant. The ground for the
new mill Is now being cleared.
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WHEELING PARK SUNDAY.

Grand Concert by tho Opera House
hand, comm encinG mt 1850 r. m.
THIS beautiful Health resort. Picture
.osqus. location. Fine walks md drlves.
GRAND RGasino, Isostnuramt md Lake.
Jlionsads hnr1 well named II the Para
,lIso Of tho Ohio Valley.
4Syhesitng s Elm, Grove railroad lenyos
on tina hour. 900 for tho round trip, In
'ciudIng ndmittnnce. ll1.-
Arrangements for plcnicI, call or nd-
drcss col. Aug. Roll, 81 Fifteenth street.
Ten Pin gparties, telephone Pnrle-Telo-
phone 1861. E5sag1H. A3lta ~
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SUMNER SHUT DOWN.
Industrial Plants BEGINNING TO Close for
- the AMnunI Kepairs. -.

: . . y. l.. H
The Chapllne street plant Of the
Wheeling Pottery Company shut down
yesterday for the regular summer Idle
ness, incident to the stocktaklng, re-
pairs, etc. Most OF the plant had prevl-
ously shut down. but the gloss kiln men
were the last to finish up last night.
The cnmpany's other plant. near the La
Belle, will not shut down for the present,
at least owing TO pressure Of orders.
The LaBelle tin mills will close down
for the annual repairs In few days,and
the employees are glad Of the opportunity
to get away to the fishing camps. The
1aBelle Is one of the stead!est mills In
this section and the men will enjoy a
rest In hot weather.
The Warwick pottery's decorators
will continue at work until further or
ders, but the annual suspension is soon.
The potters will get through this even
ing.
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HUNDREDS OF lives saved every
year by having DR.. Thomas'f Electric
OIL In the house Just when II Is needed.
Cures Group, heals burns, cuts, wounds
OF every sort. "a 5
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Water; rents for the six months ending
September 30. 1898. are now ready. II
paid gor before June 80. 1893, u dis
count Of 10 per cent Will be allowed.
siSSli THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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NO need to fear sudden attacks Of
cholera lnfantum, dysentery, dlarrhoea,
or summer complaint. II gou have, DR..
Fowler's Extract OF Wild Strawberry In
the medicine chest.
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Low Rate E1eur.lo l,l,l 10 Mountain re-

July 90 to July 10 the Baltimore &
Ohio Will sell excursion tickets TO Oak
land, Mountain Lake Park and Deer
Park Mt one fare for tho round trip,
good returning until July II, inclusive.
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AComprn mise ETor,rd.

Yesterday in the case of B. Geltman
vs.. c. Epstein. an order from Judge
PAUL. was entered, Diminishing the mat
ter,a compromise having been effected.
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Is per cent discount on oil Bicycles for
the next ten days.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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ST. M1cIAEBs COMMENCEMENT.
The annual commencement of st. Mi
chael's school,, Of Pleasant Valley, was
held on Thursday evening at selbcrps
Garden, east OF the city, and attracted
nm audience Of over 1000 people. WHO
thoroughly enjoyed the excellent pro-
gramme that was rendered by the pu-
pills. ~
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Considerable excitement was caused
on Chapllnc street, opposite the city
building, bout: $3.50 o'clock last night.
and woman's piercing screams crca-
ted o, stir among the squires and their
constables. who scented murder In the
nir, The woman was Miss LIzzie Davis,
ofthe North End, whose conduct ncces-
SLATED her being locked up. pending ex-
animation az TO her sanity. officer
lTrautwlne Induced, her 10 ride in the
patrol ms fa. as the city building. hut
assso6p as he attempted to take her in
tossduire Rogers office she vigorously
resisted, and ns vigorously screamed.
Tltes6fflcer succeeded In getting her In
the room after desperate struggle,
and had another. slruggle;to get her TO
the COUNTY jail. ~ y. s3 4
Is per cent discount on I'LL Bicycles for
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I, AFTER THEATRE thought: A
lunch with a bottle of Cooks Imperial
Champagne, extra dry, then sleep.
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,JE \, BEcKER & co.

TAKE yacht for convention, at upper
end of the wharf; one cent.
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ALL Bicycles at one-fourth off for
the next ten days.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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July 4. s. and Z, the Baltimore &
Ohio win sell excursion tickets to Wash
ington, D. c.. and return for $1,000. valid
for return passage until July Is, inclu-
slve. An extension Of limit until Au-
gust 81 can be obtained by depositing
ticket with Joint Agent In Washington.
For full information. apply 1900 Mar,
ket street, or T. c. Burke. Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Baltimore s Ohio
station mas .=1.H tgs
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TMOS,ARE DEAD
As,tl,e Result, OF a Terrible Acct
den. at BIC Mcchen.
MRS. WACKER AND TIER SON

THE VICTIMS OF AN EXPLOSION
OF CARBON OIL IN THEIR
KITCHEN STOVE y GOODNESS
AND BRAVERY EXHIBITED BY,
JOSEPH CARPENTER IN TAKING
THE VICTIMS FROM THE HOUSE
AFTER THE EXPLosIoN-DE.
TAILS OF THE TRAGEDY.
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25 pes cent discount on all Bicycles for
the next ten days.
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BALrI MORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ONE cent for everybody from wharf
10 the Island, on yachts.
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Excursion TO washingtion, ID. c., via II. q
< q. Account Annual Meeting National
E.IurnfIonnl AssoclntIon, tEHr .Ss5t2ss
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.CAgToRTA..

4 q; ;;:;;; &, iii.
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Our entire line Of Ladies' Fine Silk Waists that sold at 500
$50 $500 and $50 including plaids, checks stripes and
plain satns black and fancy colors, rulcd aud tucked
fronts all this seasons latest styles marked at the one price
for to-day's rade--ctoce. "a 90
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President McKinley's Cabinet.
Cruiser Alert Using Her Flash Light.
Composite Gunboat Princeton.
Dynamite Gun OF the Buffalo.
Protected Cruiser New Orleans Read,
for Battle.
Forward Gun Of the New. Orleans.
A six-1nch, Rifle and Loading Appli
( ances.
Loading a six-Inch Gun.
Cleaning Day on the Richmond.
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Call on agent Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road for tickets and full Information.
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Over 100 styles Ladies' Gnghan Percale and Lawn Shirt
Waists made with detachable collars blouse fronts choice 49c
Over 90 styles Ladies' Fine Bingham Madras Dmity and
Plain White Pique Shirt Waists, stripes, large or small
checks paids and plain colors styles elsewhere at
81 * and ST. 90 TO-DAY 49,. -. I. oSc
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DENTISTRY.

,3Il55, Z. :
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
A NOTE FOR BORROFIANS.
THE SPANISH WORK HE CALLED ihH
BEST GHOST STORY IN THE WORLD

THE SPANISH WORK HE NALH'D
BEST GHOST STORY IN THE WORLD"
From Notes and Queries.
The other day happered to be looking ,,a, AT al,
old English translation of one ot L"po az - -
"No,cIas" and came upon what Is no doupt 'Ie
etorv meant hv Borrow. The volume, tnlil'
closely printed quarto has the following ulie-
page: u,,.. In c,an
ish Translated into English London Printed
hv Edw Aide for J. ~ and to be sode
by Tho Dewc in ST. Dunstanes Church yaIu III
Fleet street 1G23 ,n ,rho
And now for The Pigrimc of Casteele INC
"Pilerm' Pamphilus toward the eiid OF hIS
travels coming by unused patheS from pasture
to pasture and from mountaine to fnountlnc
into a City which divideth the TWO KING
doms. hee enqured for lodging. @ but 10 p'uS IS
being willing 10 entertain him. seeing MN 50
tvillv apparelled his fccte bloody ms lace
tanned his hayrc knOtted and shagged' ne al
last found himself at hospital when had peeh
deserted by all its inmates except one hOIy man,
through strange noises which had foiiowed IN me
death of a stranger there. After brief col
loquy "the poore man then lighted Cahdl' az
| the I.ampe, which burned before the Atar, ana
without saving anything commanded the III
grim to foIlowe him; hce went through Gar
den which lay wilde as forest or wilderness
where having Showed him parte Of the house.
| amongst some Cypres Trees hee unlocked the
| doore of a Chamber and said unto him, seeing
| thou art young and accustomed to Ta|allcS,
entire heere: make the siene of the crosse ana
bee not dismayede nor astonished but seepe;
Pamphius taketh Candle. and setting ii upon
stone which lay there. biddeth his Host G'od
night and shutteth the doore.
| .Thcre was bed i'm the Chamber good enough
to rest upon especially Tor man VINO ha'h
Iavne so many nights upon the ground; this in
vii ed him to uncloath hmselfe and taking one
| of the shirts which Flerida at his departure had
given him, he put it on. ana went into IT, Hdru'y
| had he revolyed in his Imagination the confusion
| of his life a thing which often the body being
at resD is represented unto the minde, when as
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Is really upon them both. In fact. Lewis Carroh
had that indescribable cachet Of genius which
makes every work + an author characteristic
no matter how different il may be from the one
that preceded IT, The Macmans publish IN fac-
sine the original manuscript Of "Alccs Ad-
ventures Under Ground" from which the M
ventures in Wonderland" were developed. IL Is
the true forcrunncr Of the authors more
famous book. it is full Of his peculiar charm.
"The Hunting II the Shark ard all those other
pieces which accompany it. "Phaniasmagora
"ThrThree Voices "Hiawatha's PhotographinG
and the shorter productions. are less glorious.
perhaps than The Jabberwocky. but they
have the same captivating absurdity and the
same poetic five which we recognize in the latter
masterpiece And even in his mathematical
books the author # Alice" was true 10 himself.
"Symbolc Logic" is full Of problems for austcre
minds bat the terms IN which the puzzles are
expressed are irresistibly droll The Game Of
Logic" subjects the student TO less engaging.
If less exacting. discipline. but in "A Tangled
Tale some really abstrusc and fascinating
mathematical problems are handled with almost
screaming humor "Curiosa Mathematical" and
"Ouarternions'' we do not know. but We venture
to assume that they make hard study amusing.
if nothing else. 1t is a strange photography. 1t
is amazing to think of the same man producing
"Through the Looking Glass ard "Symbolic
Logic" But. repeat. an acquaintance with
these books soon reveals their krship.
1t is very much to be hoped that all of Lewis
Carroll's posthumous manuscripts that he would
have cared to print will see the light. and that
some memoir of him Will he published. He
must have been charming companion. and ne
must have written delightful letters. He l'd a
quiet and a secluded life. We do not know that
his portrait has evef been published He never
wanted publicity. ard perhaps it would be
kinder TO leave him in his privacy now. Yet
there must be thousands who long In all rev
crcnce and dclicacy. to know something of the
personality Of the man to whom they have owed
SO much The person whom We would choose To
portray Lewis Carroll would be that Alice Lid
dell for whom. as it has long been understood.
he wrote his Alice books. 1t is something Of a
coincidence by the way. that her father Dean
Liddcll. should have died only few days after
Lewis Carroll
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

sccpc which Is truey called the Image ana
brother OF Death. possessed his Sences win lhd'
force which doth occasionally use unto weary
Pilgrims All that part. which tn" Sunne anah-
dnn,th when Il goeth doWnc unto the lndN"S
was in a deepc silence. when as the noys" ol
some Horses aWakod Pamphilus hee Thought
he stirring CLs II many times naPPVh'lI
unto Travailcrs) and that his Bed did move rs
n shin or a Horse which did carry him. Never
thclcss remembering that hec WAS IN the Hos
pitall. ana the causes for when II was unhanH-
able. he opened his eyes. he" save liorscincn
enter bv two and two into the Chamber. VINO
lighting Torches which they had in their iiandes
at the Candle which he had let burning by Inn
they cast them against the scrlng of the Cham
ber where they stuck fast with their bottomes
upward and their tops downwards, which
dropped down burning flames upon his bed and