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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-30
WESTON.

WESTON. w. Va, July 29.-The
water in the river became so low TINS
week that it became necessary TO erect
a dam near the electric light house 70
supply the city reservoir and hospitai.
Captain Howard Atkinson opened a
recruiting office in the Camden hotel
Thursday evening. Or. J. 5. Lewis
was appointed as examining surgeon.
Mrs. Theodore Stealey is sick with
symptoms of typhoid fever.
Earl Nichols was the leader Of "a
gang" OF hay riders Friday afternoon.
They picnicked near Captain Nichols
on Stone Coal.
Miss Kathleen NJ. Tierney and little
niece, Miss Regina Hale are at Allan
tic City.
J. w. Bonner, OF Camden-on-Gauley
was here Friday.
Miss Nina Newberger and Miss Lii
lie Tracy will leave Sunday for Fair
mont TO visit Miss Newberger's sister,
Mrs Conway.
Postofice Inspector Samuel Hooten,
spent most of the past week around
Weston. looking after, violators of the
postal laws.
Spudding on the Barrett oil well No.
/ was commenced Monday last. This
well is located near Churchville. II is
Mr.. Barrett's first venture.
Miss Bertha Bennett left Friday for
Atlantic City.
Miss Maud Butt, who has been the
guest of Miss Mamie Koblegard, left
for her home in Ohio Friday morning.
Miss Mary Fisher, of Buckhannon,
is visiting at the home OF Judge Henry
Brannon.
Carroll Goodman, of Warrington,
was here THURSDAY.
Mrs. r. H. Haynes and daughter, Of
Clarksburg. are expected Sunday 10
visit relatives and friends. Miss Mary
Dougherty, who has been Mrs. Haynes
guest the past month, will return with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stakes Tunstill will
leave on a three weeks trip to Allan
tic City about the first of the coming
month.
Miss Olettie Withers. of Buekhan-
non, spent Thursday shopping in Yves
ton.
Miss Nettie Plato Wait. daughter of
Captain John T. Wait, stopped of a
few hours Thursday TO see some
friends. Miss Wait was en- route to
Webster Springs.
Squire Mcbride and Captain VIM.
Tracy. OF the fire company, will leave
in few days for weeks outing at
Rifle Springs
Frank c. Ross is expected home on
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sister of Miss Theresa LutZ, of the pub
lie schools, has accepted union Cal
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fogle have re-
turned for Washington, ID. G.
The Young Mems Club will estab-
lished camp near Armstrong; mills
the first of the week.
Rev. R. S. Coffey leaves Monday to
spend his vacation at Woods Hill,
Mass.
Oscar Terry, of the Fifth ward. is
suffering from a case of blood poison
ing resulting from a scratch received
upon the hand.
Mrs. o. w. Holmes has returned from
protracted visit with Cadiz friends.
The funeral of Bert Robinson will
take place from the residence in the
First ward at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Jr. o. N. A. NJ, of Benwood, will
be in attendance
Mrs. Mary Rankin. who has been
quite i'll. is now improving.
The City Board of Education has
reelected all the old janitors except
Mrs Rinehart, who resigned. Mrs.
Walker was chosen to succeed Mrs.
Rinehart ]. A. McNeece was elected
tenant officer
John Duke, who was injured at the
mines below town some weeks ago, is
still suffering from his injuries.
Miss May Myers, of Wheeling Island,
was calling on friends here the latter
part of the week.
Charles Rosser arrived here from
Pittsburg last evening to. spend Sun
day with his family.
y Misses Ora and Emma Blon left yes
terday for trip to Chalanqua, Niagara
and other popular resorts.
J. ID. Miller and bride are visiting
the formers parents at Beallsville.
Schall & Maloney have secured a
large paving contract at Martin s
Ferry.
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Mr. McFadden will leave shortly to enter
upon his contract.
| Mrs. c. c. Newman was shopping at
Wheeling yesterday.
| ]. c.. Bardall and daughter leave Tues
| day for Mt Lake Park, where they will
| spend some time
T. c. Stilwell was visitor to Wheeling
yesterday.
Nearly s2100 in stock has been subscribe
ed for THOSE who. desire to aid in preserving
the mound. Prof. Beamer and Mr. Nc
Fadden made partial canvas last week,
but are not through yet. letter received
from Andrew Carnegie's secretary says
that the matter will likely be favorably
considered at the proper time. This is
very encouraging news. All that remains
now is for our people TO help boom the
| matter, get the site, and the rest is theirs.
The frame work of part of the first story
of the Francis building, on Jefferson ave-
nue. is in place This week better show
ing willfbe made for the reason that there
will be more lumber on hand. At F. G.
Roberts location the foundation Is about
half completed.
r. c. Pipes, of Cameron, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs Edward Price and two daughters
and Miss Belle sofnmerville will visit
Wheeling Park to-day.
Miss Mary Pattee is visiting friends at
Wellsburg
Mrs. Samuel Riggs and Mrs. Harris have
returned from Bedford Springs where they
have been for some time past.
A marriage license has been issued by
the county clerk to Madison Daugherty
and Bessie Gray both of Liberty district.
The Fostoria glass house band went to
Darlington, o., yesterday evening, where
they will be the guests of the fishing
camp to-day.
]. A. Ewing left yesterday on business
trip to Ohio
The Fostoria glass company factory will
probably resume operations about one
week from Tomorrow The repairs will all
have been made this week.
Thomas Higgins and j. D. Burley cap
tured five ground hogs while out hunting
yesterday.
Garfield Seal has returned from visit
to relatives at Beallsville, o.
Morris Hallett, of the Herald office, is
spending to-day with friends at Brilliant,
Ohio.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The committee of arrangements in
charge of the picnic to be given on the
Island fair grounds by st. Mary's
Catholic church, on August 18th, are
busily engaged in arranging the events
whihc will take place on that day. The
most prominent feature Of the entire
affair will be hub TO hub reel race for
a purse of $50, in which the Indepen-
dent running team of this place will
take part. The committee has receiv-
ed word from the Bellaire running
team that they will be one of the con-
tesatnts. An invitation was extended
to the Sistersville team, but as yet they
have not given any definite reply. The
ether races to be given are 100 yard
dash; 900 yard hurdle race; stone race:
three legged race: egg, obstruction and
a one-mile bicycle race. Suitable
prizes which have kindly been donated
by the merchants here and Wheeling
vii lbe given to the various winners.
Those in charge of the affair anticipate
successful event, providing the
weather remains fair.
Last evening, shortly after five
O'Clock Mrs. Margaret Sloan died at the
home of Mrs. Black at the corner of
Fifth and Walnut street. after an i'll
ness of few days. The deceased was
forty three years of age was the wife
of Elliot Sloan, who died a few years
ago. She was taken III last Tuesday
with what was thought to be stomach
trouble. From that time on she con-
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nee to the Whitescaryer building from
the Odd Fellows building about Au-
gust LIST.
! Supt N. n Violin. Of Wheeling. of
the Bell Telephone Co., is in town this
week.
The family Of A. J. Wilkinson are
visiting at Bridgeport, Harrison eoun-
ty
VIM. Turner. of Cumberland, Nd,
formerly connected with the Provident
Life Insurance Co., in this city, was in
town several days this week.
Col. Macker Babb. of Medley, w. Va.
passed through town Friday en- route
to Morgantown.
Miss Alice Murphy leaves to-day for
Mt. Lake Park. Nd, where she will
spend a months vacation.
Miss Florence Cole returned Thurs
day from visit to friends at Cleve-
land, o.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Friday evening Stella, daughter of Val
entine Baltz, of Kirkwood, had one of her
fingers cut off at the first joint while play
ing with lawn mower Doctors Heinlein
and Black attended her.
Fred Selby resigned his position at
Dents drug store last evening and leaves
this week for Fairmont. W. Va, TO spend
a few weeks with relatives before enter
ing Scio college to take course in phar-
macy.
George Mckee and wife are home from
Cleveland.
Sam Giffen is spending the day with
friends at Scotch Ridge.
Mrs Frank Berry, of Sistersville, is the
guest Of friends and relatives here.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Bratton will
take place this afternoon at O'Clock from
her late home on Pike street. Interment
will be made at Weeks cemetery.
Miss Mary Meyer, of Cambridge. O.. is
the guest of friends here.
w. v Campbell is home from Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich, looking much improved in
health, and again doing business at his
old stand
Mrs Nancy Robertshaw, of the West
End, will spend the coming week at Camp
Rest, up the river.
To-day was the day set for the organza-
ton of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers by the engineers of the south end
of the c., L. & w. road. The organizer,
however, is unable to be here and the
meeting will be postponed until later and
more convenient date.
The Belmont ball club defeated the Oscar
Gardners, of Wheeling, yesterday after
noon in a game played on the Wheeling
creek grounds. Score to 4.
Mrs. VIM. Morton is seriously illsat the
home of her daughter Mrs. David Boston,
in lakewood. She has been unconscious
since Thursday and her death is expected
at any time.
Council will get together Tuesday even
ing to look after the monthly business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snodgrass will go
to housekeeping ,at Martins Ferry.
The Bridgeport ball club leaves over the
Wheeling & Lake Erie for Massillon. O.,
where they play the ball club of that place
this afternoon. They will take their regu-
lar club out, and expect TO make it warm
for the club of that place. The fare being
$1.25 for the round trip, quite a number of
people from here will go out.
Charles Mott. of Indianapolis, Ind, was
in town yesterday calling on the drug
trade
The abandoning of the Columbus excur-
sion to-day by the B. & o. was quite dis
appointment to number from here.
Civil Engineer Miller is spending the day
at Massillon with relatives
The stabbing ARRAY of Friday night was
the general topic about town yesterday.
William Mccloud and a Wheelingite are
COINED in the Pike street bastile as the re-
salt of a pugiistic argument which they
INDUCED in Friday evening. McCloud
caused much trouble for the officers when
arrested and will likely spend a few weeks
at St Clairsyille
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, July 29.-The fol-
lowing persons are at Atlantic City: Mr..
and Mrs j. S. Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
F. Graham, Dr. and Mrs J. F. Graham.
Misses Elizabeth Elliott. Maud Simmons
and Mabel Shook: Messrs. H. b. Souders
and Z. F. Dorsey.
Mr. Isaac Foley and Miss Bessie Harsh
barger were married by Rev. T. NJ West
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs Schuyler Moon we're mar
ried fifty years last Tuesday. They just
vacated House they had occupied for
thirty-eight years, and for which they
paid nearly $500 in rent.
Mr. VIM G. Turner has gone TO Coying-
ton. Va, to work.
Mesdames T.. Hoenicker. VIM. Donahue.
II. W. Crawford. III. c. Jackson, John Jones
and r. H. Drane are aon the sick list.
Mrs Jas. Donahue accompanied Miss
Violet Reed to Harper's Ferry.
Miss Cora Lewis. Of Washington. d. c.,
is visiting Miss Name Mcfarland.
Mr.. James Lacey has secured work at
Cumberland.
Miss Gertrude Dancer is sick.
B. & o. Supervisor J. W Barker will
move his family here from Magnolia
Mrs VI. <. Miller is home from Reese's
Mil
Mr. r. B Simmons Is sick.
Mr. VIM. L. Dunn is about again.
Misses Anna Mole. Mabel Meyers and
Eva Beck. and Messrs. G. W Mansbsch.
E. G. Dinkle. W. w Woods. d. r. Metz
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cLaRkSBURe.

Cl1ARkSBURG, w. va, July %
"Deweytown,' What Next and
"Pitchtown" are new Harrison county
cities, recently sprung up in the oil
fields about Wolf Summit, and Jarvis
vile.
The colored Knights OF Pythias had
their State conclave here this week.
Three severe accidents were record
ed this week in Clarksburg. The first
was that Detailing John Cromwell. a
painter, at the Fordyce carriage works.
He fell from a scaffold to the floor be-
low, thirteen feet on his head. break
ing his arm, and almost breaking his
neck. The next was that which befell
Ed. Pritchard, employed at Hart
Brothers machine shops. Red hot
molten iron spilled from huge dipper
into his shoe, burning terrific hole in
his foot to the bone, and causing un-
told suffering. The last happened to
Chas. Lee, who went bathing in the
river at the dam near the Point Mills,
and stepped on broken beer bottle
thrown into the stream, causing a ter
rihle wound, from which he nearly
bled to death.
Mrs. o. A. Amman is visiting relatives
at Elkins.
Miss Helen Boughner is the guest of
her school friend, Miss Amy Basel. at
Lost Creek.
The Misses Koblegard entertained
royalty in honor of their guests. Misses
Daisy and Nina Butt, of Springfield,
o., Elizabeth Price, of Baltimore, and
Racheal Hubner, of Gainesville. Md,
at their home on the hill Friday night.
w. f. Alexander, of Charles Town,
and Herbert l.. Alexander, OF Martins
burg, have moved to this city, and
have taken charge of the insurance
business of ]. Carl Vance, who sold out
to them.
Mrs. S. H. Fittro visited in Parkers-
burg this week.
A. A. Crawford, former night clerk
at the Traders, has resigned his posi-
ton. and now seeks the refreshing
Tucker county.
Vic Merriman and Ed. Davis are
spending their summer vacation in
Pennsylvania.
M. M. railroad employees will be CIV
en- an outing at Cheswood Park on the
5th of August.
The Elks outing at Cheswood Park
Thursday was a success. Over nifty
went from here, and about three hun
dred came up from Fairmont. The
Connellsville orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing.
Rev. Forbes Davis. of Shinnston.
was a clerical visitor TO the city sever
al days this week.
The stay of the delegates and visi-
tors to the Episcopal council was a
very happy one. The members OF the
parish did all to entertain them they
possibly could, and feel sure were re-
warded by the very kindest feeling
from all.
Carl Thompson carried Short Line
mail this week owing to the Illness of
Marston Boughner, the regular car
rier.
Roy Hornor Just completed a four
years course at Lehigh College in min
ing and metal engineering, and is home
for a rest.
Miss Blanche Parrill is visiting at
West Union.
Mrs. Hattie Porter Is visiting Mrs
Richard T. Lowndes. Mrs. Porter is
from Indianapolis.
Mrs. w. W. Osborn Is visiting with
relatives at Salem.
Hon. John Basel has returned from
Philadelphia where he attended United
States Circuit Court last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Haymaker. and
Will Nusbaum were the only Atlantic
City excursionists Thursday night.
Geo. w. Summers. Of the Parkers-
burg Sentinel, is attending the Episco-
pal Council.
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San Francisco onieers make Statements
That sre Hardly to be Credited.

San Francisco Onicers make Statements
Thatsre Hardly to be Credited.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-Ths
mystery OF the sending of a basket ofl
poisoned fruit to Miss Florence Camp
bell, OF clio Ellis street, has been solved
by Chief of Police Lees. and the RESULT
shows that there was no ATTEMPT made,
to take life and that no one vas even,l
made Ill by the poisoned fruitN 1t ap-l
pears that Miss Campbell sent 49, $3.50
son to herself In furtherance OF llt-l
tie plot by which she hoped to keen
her name from figuring as corresponds
ent in divorce suit
According to the confession which
has been made by Miss Campbell, the
basket Of fruit was sent on June 9tht
to $40 Ellis street. II was claimed at
first that Miss Campbell and Mrs. Elsie
Scheib had been made III by eating the
fruit. The police learned Of the case
and an investigation was made byI
Chief Lees, who, after bearing Missi
Campbell identified as recent pur-l
chaser of arsenic, connected her with
the basket and the purchase of the4
glazed fruit. Confronted wit the dis
coveries Miss Campbell confessed hen
plot. The results OF the Investigations
WtlE idEu DtABtE the NfsAlEEN AttQIHtES
who stated that the California law did
not cover the case. There viii conse-i
quently be no prosecution. and therel
will he no police interference with Miss
Campbell's announced plan of retnrn-l
ing 10 her old home in West yirginiaA
-------4---
The above telegram Is furnished by
the Associated Press, usually perfectly
reliable, yet in this case the informa-
ton detailed is open 10 doubt, at least !
insofar as any confession" by Miss
Campbell is involved. The Registers
has heretofore printed kilograms froml
Mr.. Rathom. Of the San FrancIscoI
Chronicle, the gentleman involved ind
the case, entirely generating Missl
Campbell. and this was confirmed by MI
like telegram from Mrs. Rathom-
These are the parties directly interest," !
ed, and they have asserted Miss Camp-I
bells Innocence and proper conduct
over their own signatures. Betweenl
the lines the above telegram indicatesl
that the charges az originally detailed
were not we'll founded and that there
is really nothing In the case Mias3
Campbell has been pretty conelusivelyl
vindicated In this matter. to the great
satisfaction Of her many frierds In this
locality.
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short visit soon. Frank is with Nc
Pike G Co., of Topeka, Kas.
A party consisting of Misses Ger
trude Edwards, Mammie Koblegard
and Maud Butt, Messrs. Edward Bran
non, Tom Edwards and Ralph H. Ely
drove out TO the Camden farm Thurs
day evening and took supper.
Bert Stathers returned home Thurs
day after months visit to relatives
and friends in Wheeling.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Camden, Of Park
ersburg, are the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. j. S. Lewis.
Mrs. T. p. Wright had her sister
Mrs. John Crislip, of Buckhannon, as
her guest one day this week.
Walter Fleming, of Parkersburg
was here Friday.
Captain Howard Atkinson is the
guest of Karl Kunst while here enlist
ing recruits.
Hon. Jake Fisher, of Sutton, was
here Friday on his return from a bus
mess trip TO Pittsburg.
E. S. Bland. of Sutton, was here
Thursday.
VIM. Burke and daughter and P. F.
Mcdonald and family, of Clarksburg
were here Thursday en- route to Addi-
son.
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rHk GRAND BRACE
Fsthetic Piea OF the Bisuisss Hesa
OF the House NeHs
Merning.

On. Of the Bohemian citizen. Of the town
went home the other night after having
donnsd q pair Of skates that would have sid
him over an Arizona desert with the mer.
eury bubblinS out Of the top OF the thermom.
s;er. He had no recollection OF how he got
home, and even the next morning he We,
DOT CERTAIN whether he wa. on 4 storm.
tossed Atlantic liner or making q leap from
balloon minus a parachute. He went
down 10 the breakfast table with enough wet
towels wrapped around his head 10 make
turban for the mahdi His wife met him
with reproaches in her eyes, but she did no,
scold him. She wanted TO inform him OF his
conduct the nigh, before, however.
My dear" she said, did you know that
you came very near killing us sll when you
went 10 bed las, nishtr
Nope" said her husband. thichly, a. he
felt his hot forehead.
We'll. you did. You knocked over the
baby's cradle. Then you blew out the "a,
and We rers ne.,sy a'phyxia'ed. What do
Her husband j. usually re.ourceiul mai
but the fumes Of many cocktails taken th,
night before somewhat clouded his intellect
he made grand brace and tried to look pa
thetic.
"Mloye," he said, a. q raw Of inspira,io,
burst through his fogsy brain. .'wasn't
here TO die with you!'-Wsshineton Post.
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v,r., ~~.as. Of N,.x.r. F.,,..

Psfer A. Porter. of Niagara Fails,
staims 10 have proved by CAREFUL stud,
that il Was Champlain and not Cartier
q no made the tirst reference tn Niagara
falls in literature. Mr.. Porter l. the
possessor OF the largest library OF
works ON the Niagara region I'm CA
Istence. For y.arS and years he has
b-cn digging in the field of Niagara
history. and he has unearthcd many
important facts None. however. equal
the finding Of the record that gives
Samuel de Champlain credit for what
heretofore has bern attributed Ia
jacques Cartier. Mr.. Porter has given
the facts to the world in n pamphlet,
of which but leo are printed. Accord
ing to his statement. IL has often been
printed that Jacques Cartier was the
iirst white man to hear about the falls
and make reference To them. The year
commonly stated l. 1875. On his Sec
ond voyage to Canada in that year Car
tier ascrndsd the -. Lawrence 10
Hochelaga. now known as Montreal.
Mare Lescarbot's Historic de Ia Nou'
velle France" published first in 1903,
describes these voyages OF Carriers,
but Mr.. Porter has discovered that
Lesearl'ot quotes literally from Champ
iain's "Des sauSae-s," first published
in Is0t. I'm this substantial foundation
Mr.. Porter bases his conclusion tina,
the first reference 80 Niagara falls must
h. changed from l53S Ia 1904, and that
the honor Of being the first white man
To make record Of Ntagara's great
ness must ne given 10 ChamPlain.-Chi
eaeo Tribune.
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an ,ha, Itx ynvs
','' T., .a..,.d h,ck upon II. elided
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"a ,.an,.5 ,h.ir cries To In.
..ns and ,b,x worked like
90, wh.r. IN. wind
s.a,,,d Al, ,bsir sail, 40. as Z, VAS low
Ia w,asd after them. holding
ms,.r M,rn.i h,yh enough TO rive
H., Oh. ,nn.aran,e of walking upon
,h. wo,.r never knew who the me N
80. hu, IN. story was all over town
IA. for. noou; and for more than week
,h. .r,ir. pn,iv. incubation was afraid
On air af,er dark.
when I finally waded back to shore.
!, 80 ting gray behind Tiniauio, so
IL, no ,ime in slowing INV frie nd un-
a.r several LAYERS of c. opra bags, where
l.. ,ns Iil.Iy To- be undisturbed, but
h.r. .ouIj ye, him in short order II
hI. s,ry,,s. should be required again.
.rL.n hnrr,ipy hack TO my proa, 1
,in,nn.J ,hs cargo OF srerie overheard
~ Iaur t,., of water, where Il could
lii Ia. found Whenever there should
49, 49,, onnor,uni,y for secretIng Il.
r.I. ", "a ,horoughly awakened
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me W ' .s,,,,ri,y ,r,asur. from
mo'.u -" n, ,,n.. hI,, Iond next trim.
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te''o u -. 49,. p,,,sr I lei,
iou, 'a'ao s,y;r. yood.bv N nm
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CHAPTER XIII.

The next three days passed very pleas
Antly. The time had not yet arrived for
explanations to either Mcpherson or
senori,a Grania; but we gave him 30
of the doubioons rs an evidence OF the
progresp we were making. and dis-
eussed various plans for the future with
both. on the way back to Guajan.
We were all very anxious that the
padre-or. rather, his eminence the
bishop--should have no opportunity
20 come aboard nj Apra. So, ss the
two passengers had but little luggage,
Il was arranged that we should be
dropped In the proa somewhere oil
Cocos island, the steamer then head
iug for Manila without further loss of
time. This arrangement was carried
out. and the people at Agnna had no
suspicion Of the Countess visit until
after we landed. The Pouynipetltes,
having been occupied with their own
affairs. were not positive as TO just
when or how had come aboard; so the
impression got about that. hs'lng
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a NsCKLkcg OF Love.

No rubles Of red FOR my lady
No Jewel that glltters and charms
but the light OF the skies In a little ones
eyes
And a necklace OF two little arma
OF two little arms that are ciinsing
tOh. ne'er was a necklace like thlsO
And the wealth o. the world and loves
sweetness lmpearled
In the Joy Of n little ones KISS.
A necklace OF love for my lady
That was linked by the angels above.
No other but this-and the tender. sweet
ktss
That sealeth . little ones love.
Frank l.. Stanton. IN Ladies' Home Jour-