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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
BRIDGEPORT.

Martin Smith, who, it is alleged. recently
stole about $50 or so from his employer,
c. A. Doudna. of Flushing, was turned
over to the authorities here yesterday
morning, having been arrested in Wheel
ing. He viii be taken to Flushing this
morning for trial.
Mrs. Charles Trueman is here from Dun
kirk, \. Y, visiting friends and relatives.
Jno.J Rosenberg is contemplating the
| erection of a new residence in the West
End,
Yesterday morning James Higgins. the
Pike street grocer, was found lying in the
yasd in the rear of his residence suffering
terribly with the cramps. He was gotten
| into the house and was brought around all
right.
IA young child of Alfred ochsenbein died
Thursday night after a short illness, and
win be buried this afternoon at Linwood
cemetery.
Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning.
Will McConnaughey has purchased the
old house on Pix street owned by Mrs.
Mcfarland. He will remove 1t 10 the rear
Of the lot and convert it into a stable.
Msis Nellie Duncan. of Cambridge, Ohio,
is spending a few days with friends here.
A private dance was given IN the Opera
House last evening by a number of young
folks.
Thursday $30,000 in %refunding bonds bear
ing four per cent. interest, was sold by the
county at a premium of $2.0S7.5o. This
alone speaks for the credit of the county
in the highest terms, as the bonds brought
almost If not as much as government bonds
would.
Miss Blanche Ong, who has been very i'll
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Bell,
the past few days, is able TO be out.
Yesterday was the fifteenth year since
the organization of the Riverside Lodge, /.
o. C. r., Of this place. and the lodge cele-
brated the anniversary In a fitting amer.
District Chief Saltkeld, OF St~eubenville,
was present for the occasion. The pro-
gramme was of a musical and literary ma
ture and was as -foilows;
Music-Mandolin and Guitar.
.............Derb and John VanPelt
Prayer.
Solo. Jessie Hillyer
Address of Welcome. John McFedries. Sr.
Music. Bros.
Re~citation-The prayer cure in the lines
Quartet-Hark It's the signal. -.
Mrs. II. p. Loe, Edith Loe, J. 3. Loe,
J. H.. Cortland.
Recitation. 7. Farmer
SoIo-The Turkeys Song.....W Bags
Re~citation-The Doctors Story 49,.
Myrtle Thomas
fowianus
AAddGdFre e B...o' b. saltkeid. b.. c. +.
Shoes. all styles, all grades, all prices.
Beans Bros, 1io5 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
TIE LEADING DISPLAY
of Plumbing Appliances, by the Leading
Establishment in the State.

of Plumbing Appliances, by the Leading
Establishment in the State.
One of the most interesting exhlbl-
lions made during the past week on the
Street Fair is that of the Trimble q
Lutz Company, Of which Mr.. George
w. Lutz is the head and active mem'
Der. The firm makes a complete show
ing of the latest plumbing appliances
and methods, and included in this dis
play and very conspicuous is an In
Simultaneous water heater, which has
attracted wide attention. This Is one
of the latest inventions In residential
plumbing, and should be thoroughly
investigated to-day. and hereafter at
the Market street establishment OF the
firm.
The Trimble & Lutz Company is far
and away the leading house in its line
in the State, and is favorably known
over a very wide extent of territory,
not only in West Virginia, but in Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania as well. 1t
has two specialties, n the closest at
tention to the most trivial repair JOB,
and the other the filling of the largest
contracts. Everything in between
these extremes come in, as a matter of
course. The firm is noted for captur-
ing big things, and one Of the latest
achievements in this direction was the
securing Of the Mcclure House contract,
quite the biggest job ever let in this
city, which was carried off by the firm
in the face of very strong foreign COM
petition.
If interested in plumbing or kindred
matters call at the Tri1nble & Lutz
booth to-day, or consult Mr.. George
Lutz for details, information and fig
ures.
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with his daughter. Mrs. s. D. Black
burn, d McAlister. Indian Territory.

with his daughter, Mrs. s.. d. Black
burn, 81 McAlister. Indian Territory.
State Senator Stark Z. Baker, Of Bey-
erly, Randolph county, wa in the city
yesterday attending the memorial SEES
sion of Osiris Temple A. A. O. N. M. S.
Miss Mollie CLANCY. OF Clarksburg,
who has been a guest of Mrs. Charles
A. Feinler, on Twelfth streets, for sew,
eral days, will return to her home to-
day or Tomorrow.
p. L. O'Brien, of Washington. D.
c., Henry Malaney. of Mt. Savage.
Md, and Miss Kate Terrell, of Mt.
Savage. are here attending the Alt
myer-Garrity nuptials.
Leland Kittle. the biggest man in
Randolph county, is among the Wis
itors in Wheeling. Mr.. Kittle came
down to see il We really had any part
of the Worlds Fair on exhibition in
Wheeling.
Misses Rena and Grace Thompson,
daughters of Capt. Steve Thompson,
OF Darlington, who have been visiting
their cousins. Misses Dsulah and Hazel
Booth, returned home yesterday, as
did Mrs. Mary Crawford, OF Dillies
Bottom, who was also a visitor with
the Misses Booth.
The many friends of Mrs. Jane Cox,
of Moundsville, will regret TO learn that
the lady was compelled to undergo an
operation for appendicitis on Tuesday
last at Cambridge Springs. where she
and her granddaughter, Miss Jennie
Brent, were sojourning. Mrs. Cox's
son, Mr.. Friend Cox, is at her bedside.
1t is reported that the patient is doing
as well as "a be expected under the
circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
FAIR NOTES.
Vorious Brief Items of Interest in Connec-
ton With the Big Show.

~
The last day.
"Vc needt t money" says Solomon.
The Oriental Fair will wind I'D in a
blaze OF glory tonight.
The total admissions for the week
will foot up about 40, 900.
Almost as many ladies as gentlemen
see the dances of La Belle Rosa and
lie Tepha.
The only fault which most visitors
find with the Fair is the fact that it
only lasts a week.
Two patients were treated at the
City Hospital emergency booth on the
street yesterday. Neither case was
serious.
The managers of the Midway shows
say the number of admissions the past
week has broken the record of the sea-
son, and they are more than pleased.
Undoubtedly one of the strongest mu-
steal features of the Fair is the cornet
playing of Knoll and McUeil, in the
German village. Their efforts are al
ways applauded.
The Wheeling Park management has
pACfdiiCu uotH luS lSiOISdu WdTDleTS
to remain over Sunday and render sew
eral numbers in connection with the
Opera House band concer Sunday
afternoon.
There were two or three small fires
yesterday. One about eight o'clock last
night burned a portion of the decor
ations on the last arch at the south
end of the booths. but was soon ex-
tinguished.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morn
ing a horse belonging to Sample-Ling-
arman Company, ran off along the
line of booths as far as the south end
Of the Midway. damaging n of the
gates and stirring things up generally.
1t was announced to the yes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
famous Woods Lithia.

The booth at which the famous
Woods Lithia Water is dispensed at
the Fair is very popular among all
who desire a wholesome and refresh
ing beverage possessing medicinal
properties invaluable in cases of in
digestion and the various forms of kid
ney and bladder troubles. The Woods
spring is located in Belmont county,
and its fame has already gone far be-
yond local limits. A book of testi-
monials may be secured at the booth,
where orders may also be left for the
water in bottles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

But one more day of the Elks' ORR
entail Street Fair remains.
Xeaterday's attendance was very sat
ie4actory, and it ranks with the big
days Of the week. The afternoon paid
admissions were about twenty-eight
hundred, and about four thousand more
passed through the gates in the even
ing, making a very comfortable jam,
although, of course, nothing like as
great as upon Thursday evening.
This is the last day, and it is ex-
pected to make a record of ten thou
sand admissions. The Fair will not
close until the stroke of twelve to-
IAlght, and it will be a complete show
until that hour. The public should
bear in mind that there will be no
tearing out of any of the booths or
exhibits during the evening. 1t is ex-
preAsly stipulated that the Fair is to
be a complete one until it is over, and
it will not be over until midnight, and
1t Is thus assured that the visitor this
evening at nine or ten o'clock will gee
as complete an exhibit as though he
attended last Tuesday or Wednesday
evening.
Last evening the management was
extremely well satisfied with the at
tendance Of the week, and yet they
$500 ~ A * "a
look forward to- an attendance to-day
and this evening as large as that of
Thursday. Ten thousand admissions
are confidently expected, and the ut
most endeavors will be made to please
and entertain all callers. The pro-
thing of the sort Wheeling has ever
seem will be wound up in a blaze of
glory.
Yesterday the attendance of the
liners injected a new supply of gin
into the affair generally. The
Fade reached the ground at five
\ck, headed by Meister's band, with
'era House band farther down
Re, and escorted by a detail of
police under command of Lieu
mt SUPPER and a strong committee
Elks. They marched straight through
entire extent of the grounds to the
erman village, where refreshments
I'D supper was served. The Shriners
we're very conspicuous in the crowd
thereafter, and did much to enliven the
proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

and above all - so was his
Zion.
pman should be old before his time
|se of a weak stomach, sluggish
shaky nerves and fahby muscles.
isvno need of it. DIR. Pierce's
Medical Discovery cures these
1t brings back youth to the
|ecause it brings back keen appe-
good digestion. 1t tones up the
buts oxygen and life into the
and solid strength into the flesh
scles. IT contains no alcohol to
e or create a morbid appetite or
for stinulants.
meter felt better in my life than I do
! Charles Hunwick. of L.enox, Macomb
!, in a remarkable letter to DR.. R. V.
buffalo. N. ". II have taken DIR.
iden Medical Discovery right along.
talk quite well with a cane and hope
In that away before long. and as l
use crutches for nearly two years. I
Ding fine. lido not cough now and
sleep like a school boy. Think
change my mind about Patent
I never had much faith in them;
know that I have been treated in
nd by three doctors besides. and
peit: so ! think your medicine is
pc for me-
Nothing in the world for
ike DR.. Pieree's Pleasant
should be taken in con-
the Discovery" when
K is complicated with that
lition. Nothing else that
Mace will ac-
And their re-
to DR.. Pierce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

on 6sven Thousand Admissions at
tho Street Fair Yesterday.
Tht Af!srnoon and Evening Atten-
dances Were Alike Satisfactory.

THE PROGRAMME OF THE DAY
CARRIED OUT WITH MORE
THAN USUAL PRoMPTNESS.
THE BOXING CONTEST OF LAST
EVENING THE GREAT ATTRAC-
TON, AND WAS WITNESSES BY
ABOUT ONE THOUSAND PEG
PLE-ONE OR TWO SMALL
TIRES-A CASE OF ROBBERY
REPORTED - A GENERAL RE-
VIEW OF THE EVENTS AND IN
TCIDENTS OF THE DAY-THE
BIG SHOW CLOSES AT MID
NIGHT TONIGHT, AND EVERY
THING WILL BE IN PLACE UNI
TIL THE END.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

asked MS age.
True enough.
He was young
because his
h e al q 8
young; his
step was firm;
his eye was
bright; his
laugh was
C e 4 a II d
IN merry; his
appetite was
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All kinds of working shoes, at Beans
Bros, l1O5 Market street.
Excursions to Detroit. Mich, via PennsyI-
vania Lines.

The 18th International Christian En-
deavor Convention will be in session at
Detroit, Michigan, during July. Ex-
cursion tickets for this event will be
sold July Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9th from
Wheeling via Pennsylvania lines, re-
turn coupons valid July 18th. For in
formation about the journey, official
train schedule, special arrangement for
extension of return limit. ETC., please
call upon John G. Tomlinson, ticket
agent, Wheeling. 24,27, 30,1,4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
THE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

llloon2 Ascension, Jubilee Singers. and
the Boxing Contest.
Elks provided a very attractive
amme for children's day, and it
adults as well. 1t opened with
Accessful balloon ascension and
leap about 2:SO o'clock in
The balloon scared up
as the ropes were releas-
Gscent Y~npade from a
pattracfi9n on the elevated stage
big the afternoon was the famous
pc of jubilee singers from Mays
South Carolina. They rendered
pgramme of popular airs which. de-
ed the audience. and brought forth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
FOR SALE.

Fine country residence. near city. 4
rooms large cellars. finished attic,
with 10 acres OF ground. 7 Of which ar
orchard. Unfailing supply OF good spI
water. Price, $500. IL sold al once.
Desirable building lots at Pleasant !
ley. WHITE a BATES
Tel, 81, Exchange Bank Balldip
malice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

Is there another thing you
can buy on the terms? You
shall keep it and have your
money back too, if it isn't
worth twice 5c-Fels-Naptha.
lbs s Co, makers. Philadelphia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

1t the Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church on the Island, preparations
are being made to form a vested cnoir,
which is to consist of fifty mixed voices
and is to be under the leadership OF
Prof. J. M. Hammond, the efhcient
musical instructor. The first rehearsal
of the choir was held last evening, ana
according to anticipations 1t Will make
it's debut on the third Sunday IN July.
1t will be the first Methodist vested
choir in this section of the country,
and similar choirs will probably be
formed in other churches shortly,
as the movement seems to be a popular
one. Prof. Hammond has had much
experience in this sort of work, hav-
ing been in charge of the choir OF ST.
Luke's P. E. church for a number OF
years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
RETURNING YOUTH.

81 am seventy years
young" said oliver
Wendell Holmes when they
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
STEET BUS
DURLIC SALE OF VALUE

KEAL EsI q I =.
To close an estate, | will, on So
July 18th. 1899. offer for sale al puba
ton at the north front door Of tfs
house of Ohio county, West Nlrgintd
situate on the south side
enteenth street, between jacob and
streets. numbered III, and deserts
deed from Michael j, Rohan TO FerD
Truschel as the west half of lot mum
1873. Said deed is dated March l2th,
and recorded in deed book NO, ~, pti
records of Ohio county. /
Terms made known on day of sals
Gao. j. Mathison, Agel
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If a shoe is new, its here. If a shoe is
here, its new. Beans Bros, 1Io5 Market st.
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n RELIGIOUS CIRCLES.
Vested Choir Bang Formed at Thonp-
son n. &. Church.

VARIOUS SUNDAY SCHOOLS PRE-
PAIRING Fer PICNICS ON THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SER
VICE AT ST. MICHAEL'S@THE
SERVICES TO BE HELD AT THE
DIFFERENT LOCAL CHURCHES
TOMORROW.
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FOR SALE

The almost new. and modern DWELL
13S South Penn street. Make you a
did home. Good house; fine location
Sf.450 viii buy a six-roomed hotl
North Erie street, near New JerscJ
rented for ESQ: a 1919 per cent stveS
800 for building lot. Chapline
near Twenty-eighth.
Money to loan.
@. O. SMITH2
National Exchange Bank Duiid]
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FOR SALE Fine brick dwelling 4
teenth street. l oifer my resided
l15 Fourteenth street, for sale. P}
and terms - suit purchaser. LIN
Z. Il. McLain, Dental and Surgs
pot. City Bank Building. mon.v
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For SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE CEfEAP-No. % South
St. 8 good rooms and bath oom
sirabie stocks. ]. POLLOCK. n
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and similar choirs will probably be
formed in other churches shortly,
as the movement seems to be a popular
one. Prof. Hammond has had much
experience in this sort of work, hav-
ing been in charge of the choir of st.
Luke's p. E. church for a number OF
years.
Right Rev. Bishop Donahue will ad-
minister the sacrament OF conhrma-
ton to a large class at st. Michael
church.. at Edgington's Lane, to-mor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Vance Memorial church-Commun-
ion service at II a. m; praise service
at 7:45 D. M, Mr.. Nelson Vance pre-
siding at the organ. A brief address
will be made by DR.. Austin.
Services at the United Presbyterian
church Sabbath morning at l0:o0 by
the pastor, Rev. j. H. Littell. NO
evening service. The Junior Mission
ary Society will meet this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Preaching at the North Street M. Il.
church on Sunday at 1890 7:3o
by he pastor, Rev. c. B. Graham.
Morning theme, "The transient ana
the permanent Of mans dual nature
evening theme, Patriotism" Bap-
tismal and reception services at ~ a.
m. prompt. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
At the Fourth Street M. E. church,
the pastor, DIR. j. L. Sooy, will preach
at 1920 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Even
ing subject of a patriotic character.
At the Third Presbyterian church on
Sabbath morning, Rev. r. K. Bigger
Phi. D.. will preach from the theme
Seeking peace" On Sabbath even
ing a praise service will be given con-
sisting of solos, anthems, organ selec-
tions and familiar hymns for congre-
g~ational singing. A little sermon Will
be given to the children.
The union Sunday school picnic OF
Wesley NJ. e. and Third Presbyterian
churches will be held next Tuesday at
Belmont Park. The Wesleys go on the
Leroy and the Presyterians on the
Jewel.
First Presbyterian church-The pas
tor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham. d. d.
will preach at 1890 a. M; subject,
.'The trial of faith" No evening ser
vices. except the meeting of the En-
deavor Society at 7 o'clock.
First Christian church. Rev. c. M.
Oliphant, pastor. Morning, Our ne
nublic." Evening, 1.-The Noble Con-
test" BAPTISM at close of evening ser
vice. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m. Mis-
sion S. S., at Thirty-first street. at z
D. m. These Sunday schools with the
church people will attend the union
nicnic of Christian churches and sun
dav schools at Cresap's Grove next
Friday. The trip will be by boat. All
invited. Junior C. E., 4 p. m. Sunday;
Y. P. S. C. E. at Gas p M, led by
Homer Simmons A Christian citizen
shin meeting; subject, Our Country
for Christ Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening. All invited.
At the Thompson NJ. E. church the
services will be conducted tomorrow
as usual by the pastor, Rev. c. E. Clark.
Preaching in the morning and evening.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham will occupy
the pulpit at st. Luke's P. Z. church
tomorrow as usual.
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Shoes. all styles, all grades, all prices.
Beans Bros. 1IO5 Market st.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-13

you must have spilled them all
while you ram" said I.
Give me yours" said he. tuthing.
with an oath. hs1rsa
/ stood little way off and laughed
at him.
Angelo. have. none. Do not
worship st. Mega %
He swore at me again, and then
raced up the hillside. Carlo, though
near to the forest, was yet nearer to
the limits of his strength. l shouted
to him. He turned. saw Angelo pur-
suing him, dropped behind a boulder
and covered him with his rifle. An
gelo began to run in zigzags, but al
ways upward, and still Carlo did not
fire. No doubt, however, he felt the
temptation overpowering him, for sud
denly he jerked the cartridge out OF
the rifle breech and again ran for the
forest I saw the copper case of the
cartridge sparkle through the sunlight
and lie On the brown turf, bright as 4
gold coin. Angelo saw it, too. He
darted upon it, and with it shot Gil
ammarchi through the back just as he
reached the underground.
For a moment Montalti stood mo-
tionless; thin ribbon or smoke curled
up from his rifle barrel. Then he
opened the lock and flung the cart
ridge toward me.
Carlos mistake" said he.
"Montaltis, too" said I, and COW
cred him. I let him run until he
reached the covert, then 1 shot him
through the back. / knew the other
gendarmes could not be far behind. [
ran up to the forest. Carlo was kneel-
ing, stark dead with one hand clasped
about a tree bole, the other grasping
his rifle. 1 took the exploded cartridge
from the breech of my rifle, and fitted
it into his. Then 1 stole back to Isola
Rosa.
These things happened ten years
ago, but I disclose the secret now for
I would just as soon live among the
hills I have been Mayor for some
while, and perhaps l am tired of that
have been married some while, too,
and l am certainly
THAT will do, my son. interrupted
Father Andrea, who was looking over
Serafino's shoulder. Serafino signed
his name, and the priest witnessed the
signature. Then Serafino walked out
and took the path to the mountains.
Half an hour later Father Andrea car
ried the paper to the gendarme loung-
ing in the square.
MY. son. said he, commit no sin,
lest your wife scratch your face, and
SO the truth will be disclosed which
saying was an enigma to the gendarme.
London Telegraph.
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bringing. Father Andrea with me, was
met by a man who wrote the letter. He
led us to a little hut in a thicket of
shrubby oak trees. where we found
Carlo stretched upon a mattress OF
boughs. and as it seemed at his last
breath. Father Andrea, however, re-
fused him absolution until he should
swear that if, by any chance, he got
well Of his wound, he would never
again lift hand or weapon against a
fellow-man. For a while Carlo was OBJ
durate.
ut was Angelo Montalti who shot
me-" he said. HE knew I was with
Serafino, and lay in wait. If get well,
and let him go, the very children will
sing the rimbecco as I pass
You weigh your soul against a rim
becco?" asked the priest, and pleaded
with Carlo until the outlaw took the
oath. but God send l die" he added,
and turned his face to the wall.
Yet Carlo did not die; and as soon as
he could be moved his friends carried
him to little village remote among the
hills and there tended him. Meanwhile
Angelo Montalti, believing that he had
killed Giammarchi, crossed to France,
and thinking to make a fortune, most
deservedly lost what he had A year
later he came back penniless to Isola
Rosa, and hearing that Carlo was still
alive, enlisted as a gendarme, being
thus privileged to kill Carlo and suffer
no disability himself.
However, he had to find Giammarchi
first, and there was but one man in
Isola Rosa who could show him the
way. and that man was the least dis
posed of all to help him, for Carlo
Giammarchi was my friend. However,
l did show Angelo the way, for it was
I my habit to visit Giammarchi in the
village where he lay, still weak from
his wound and Angelo set spies to fol-
low me. On my last visit / found to
| my surprise that the village was de-
| serted, except for a few women and
children.
'There is a fiesta in the next hamlet, .
Carlo explained. But it is unlikely
the gendarmes will on this one day
come here to search for me-
| But even while he spoke child came
| running up the hillside, crying that
the gendarmes were coming. I snatched
| UP my rifle, Carlo picked up his, but
with a certain hesitation, as though his
oath weighed upon him.
Il must needs live in the forest he
said, and we hurried out of the cot
tage and up the slope behind the viii
lage. We had only climbed two hum
dred yards when Carlos breath failed
him.
II can go no further" he said, and
dropped to the ground. I sprang into
a hillock and looked downward. Half