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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
In The iseaIms of Glory.

Died Fcbronry 2l. 1899, az his lats
rcs,des,c ip sinclair, ~. Va, John
Acts4nau a4,d 20 years, a months
and 20 days
II tecomcS our sad duty ie chronicls
thc death of one of Sinclair most ess
tocmcd aud oldcs 4 citirens, an old nau
ripe with tha fullncss OF years. almost
competing four score wears After
long weary weeks of suffering. borne
with a naticnt uncomplainlnc for
titUdc, death came 10 his relief, aud
the spirit passed frout las abode of clay
TO wtng its al ht 10 au c~tcrnul resting
place. lie seemed perfectly rcconciled
to- leave this WORLDS dutl cares behind
Heart disease wuS tuc cause of his
death. lie united With the NJ. L..
Church ia 1870 and has been a faithful
ever ever since. just "A few
hou before sc departed this life, hes
alike of his wife and children, who
are at rest, apd said he wanted TO go
to them. "Uuclr Jokn" was n kind
and loving father. uud leaves six chill
dren. three daughters and three ont
two brothers and three sisters To-
mourn their loss. lie leaves "A large
circle OF trends who are thus panied
TO know that he no longer dwclls on
this place called earth, but who rejoice
az the thought, that he is now "A bright
aud shining light in the resplondcnJ
Courts OF Heaven. For weeks past
Gods Ashcls has lowered about his
bedside. The IN came, and lao
was with his Maker. His remains
we're taken TO Israel Church, where
the funeral services were conducted.
after which they were deposited i'm
the cold, cold earth, besits those OF
his dear ones. who had preceded him
in death. Quite n number from here
followed the rsmHins 20 their last rest
ihg place, with ~ feeling OF sadness
The heart sympathy OF all 60 thc homs
circle, thus made Hca while those
who weep Ger tho deceased departure,
we say mourn not as they who hayo
NO hope. for the dear departed one is
now safely housed in the harbor OF
eternal sunlight
Just beside the river angels wait,
Waiting there 10 take him NOME.
Soon he'll see the shining pearly gatcs
or our Fathers heavenly home.
NJ. IL. BoLYARD.
Sinclair, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
And Save Endless Suf-
fering which Winter
Brings.

The most offensive Of all dis
eases becomes more intonso ~ cold
weather approaches. In fact,
many who have been under front
ment for 80 long, and during the
summer feel little discomfort from
the disease, are almost persuaded
that thoy have been cured. But
tho first chilling blast of winter
proves that tho disease is still with
them, and ~ tho winter advances,
their Catarrh grows ir severity.
Those who havc felt only n slight
touch of Catarrh may De sure that
only cold wenthcr Is needed TO de-
vclop the di5ooso. What appears
60 100 only a bad cold VIII prove
more difficult 10 cure thap for
mcrIy, and will return with moro
frequency, until before long the
disease is fully developed.
"For years T suffered from n severe
c0se OF Catarrh. md took several kinds
OF medicine nod used various local ap-
plicotious bot t1ey kud 800 effect vhat-
ever. ! wss induced 60 try S.. S IS.
(SwifIs Spccifc) and after two months
] was PERFECTLY we'll cod have never
felt any effects OF tlc discnsc since.
"B j. MCA1IIa9Ea,
"liDrrOd -burg. Ky"
t. is easy to SEQ the importance
of prompt treatment for CalarrA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
Pisrah items.
,ofThe Argu,

No'feepondtlcS ot TIE Argus.
We noticed a few weeks ago, a%lstter
in your valuable paper from ana and L.
SO we thought you would hike a few
items from pm and /.
In Rogers made a business trip to
U~niontown, Friday
Bsutoa Everly is hauling FROM Cheat
Haven for r b. Walls
Drummers have been plenty IN town
for the past two weeks,
Mrs +. o Shafsr was visiting the
parental roof last week.
Ira c.. Gibson passed through town
ON his way home, Saturday.
Miss Maggie Wallis has returned
home. Bent says he is happy pow,
Miss Persis Christopher spent a few
days last week with Mrs. !. N Rogers.
G.. N. Gross was visiting At Miss Adj
die McCollum's, Saturday and Sunday.
Born, unto Mr.. aud Mrs. Willie
Walls, on March srd, u 6ne girl
baby.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II Gribbls spent
las, Friday aud Saturday, visiting at
Mr.. J. n. Gribble's.
A +. Walls has bought tho SHith-
soniau Institute at this place. and is
preparing to move soon.
Msssrs. G. NJ. Gross and :. r.. Walls
spent last Saturday with Mr.. Gross
parents. near Reedsville.
ElNer Christopher, of near Terra
Alta, spent Saturday aui sunday with
his sister. Mrs. GrSathOuse.
We noticed the SMILING face OF j. O
Taylor in town Monday. Come AGAIN,
John, we are always glad To sec you.
Our school is progressing nicely.
We think MIR. Gross "A good instructor
and knows how TO use the psrSuadsr.
Several of our Young folks took in
the entertainment given by the Mt.
Neb0 school. All report good time.
Nj. Alpha Smith has purchased Il
fac horse from Il. h. Walls. Alph
says it is no job at all now to get
a girl,
The lively business out at Chestnut
Lumber Camp is shut down at present,
out we hear John Sidwell still visits
the corner.
The Epworth League at this place is
In a flourishing condition, with ID. A.
Ryan, president. Everybody is in
vited TO come and take part in the good
work.
The quack doctor, who has been in
our community for the past two weeks,
has left, we are glad To say. He cured
several cases of rheumatisa while
here, but left George 20 gum his way.
On last Friday morning A. O. Gribble
went down the road singing,
Bye oh, baby buntin',
Dads gone II huntin'
To get "a fox skin
To wrap our baby boy in.
On last. Sunday we had n very able
aad interesting sermon preached by
Rev. PinsSH. On account Of the in
clsmency OF the weather, there were
but few out. Christians, don't pass
by the house OF God, nor dare to come
TO the church and not come in to hear
the word OF God spoken by such an
able speaker.
PA-AN-L
March * 1900
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
Items Of Interest.

March 8, 1899.

From The Terra Alta Republican.
DR.. Il +. Martin, left for Baltimore
Monday morning, where he will take
a Post-Graduate course at the John
Hopkins University Hospital.
Pension checks for March. are begin.
ming to come iB. Every pension pay
day the Terra Alta Bank pays about
$4,000 worth OF these checks.
Charles Foreman and wife, OF Lenox.
were in Terra Alta on Tuesday on
their way home from Baltimore. where
Mrs. Foreman has been at the John
Hopkins Hospital for treatment. Her
health is not improved.
Mrs. j. g Crane. OF AlbrightsviIIc,
returned from Baltimore last Sat
urday, where she was successfully
operated upon for a dIslocatcd shoulder
bone, at the University of MarvIaad
Hospital. Mrs. Crane is very much
Improved in health aad she will soon
ecoye from her accident OF three
months ago. DR.. King is attending
her.
US. Wolch has the material on the
grouHd to rebuild the mill that was
burned some time ago. The neg mill
will be 40 by 81 feetia size, with the
two stories and "a b~asoisent and will
De equipped with the latest patterns Of
Hour and feed mill machinery. Work
on the building will be commenced at
once and il is expected that the mill
will DC ready for business sometime m
MAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
a Rlgg on the sheriff.

From the Parkorsburg sentinel.
Irwin Rigg, whofa tho Gotcrnor
p%ardoaed on Saturday, was 81 very
popular man ia Fayettc county, aud
the people we're iuciined 20 believe
that his killing Of Morris. the supposed
paramour Of Riggs wife. was tustif-
able While awaitinR his second trial
nc escaped from Jail the dav before
Christnas aud though the officers
searched the county thoroughly no
trace was found Of him aud his friends
began 10 hope that he had gotten
away. But on Chri~tmas afternoon DE
returned So the jil and ASKED 90 d.
locked up again. He toll tbo sheriff
that hr had not intended 60 run awav.
but bad simply left the jail 60 500 an
engagement which hc bad made some
months before. co. play Oh. fiddle a. IS
Curistiuas eve danes 40 the hJme of an
acquaiHtauce. ice had oeen iu ti,e
ha uit each year OF joining ion these
holiday festivities aud dl not want to
90 ,s~ this one. As 500 us tine dtuce
WIS over ue returned tp tu. iUi Co.
await IIie trial foe murdrr $50 wnpicr
nc was popular among tine mouLtaiu
folk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16

he internally.
swift's Specific (S. S. So Is the
right remedy for Catsrrh. It
cures the most obstinate cases by
going direct to the cause Of tho
tfouhlc-the biOod-and forcing
ont the disease. Those who have
met with so much disappointment
from local treatment should throw
aside their sprays, washes and in-
haling mixtures and take S. $. Is.
s care Will result. Send for free
books. Address Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
DOMESTIC TIES

Marriage Licenses or the Past Month.
Charles +. Jeferys ~
Rosie p. Funk 10.
Sylvester II. Christopher 80
Deborah j. Rogers 80.
Homer D Niller2 81
Amy H. Kelley TO-
Thomas D.. Herring %
Flora n. Whetseli ~.
All the above are NATIVES Of Preston
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
Get q Start
On Catarrh

Those who got n start ON the dis
ease before the cold and Disagree
able weather oggravatos II, viii
find Il euro less difficult. Catarrh
increases i'm severity year by yeor,
and becomes one Of the most OBJ
stinnte and deep-scntcd troubles.
But it, ~ equally important that
the right remedy be given. All
local applications 81 sprays,
washes, inhalatiOus, etc, can
never cure Catarrh, for they do
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-.
ward for any ciee Of Catarrh that en-.
not DC cured by Tails Cdtarrh Cur.
J.. J.CHtNET g. CO.. Prous. ToIsIo d
Wc. the under, gnej have known r.
j. Cheney Tor 'H' last ~ years. ard na.
leve him perfectly honorable i1 an
business trans c%ii1ns. and Gn,r..iauv
able TO carry ont any Obligations made
Or their Gri8
WEST s. TauAx. Wholesale DRUGGISTS.
Toledo O
WhLDrNe. KrSSAN g. MArvfv. whole.
sale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls latarrn Cure U.s. taken inter.
nallv, acting directly urou tsc blood
md mucous surfaces 81 She system
Price TJs. per bottle. sllI bv nU.
Druggists Ies .mauiale free
Halls family pills aic tA. bssL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
no

We, tho buiidIng committee OF the
NJ u. church Of TunneltOn. w. Va.
will receive bids for the building of
the church until April /, 1889, contrac-
tor 90 furnish all material except frame
Timber Contractor will DO required
20 give bond. The committee reserves
the right 90 reject any or all bids. For
further information write or call on
W =. Taylor. postmaster, Function,
w. Va.
W s. TAYLoR.
NJ BosAFIELD,
II r. GIBSON.
GRO W. BHAVEHs.
JOHs w. WHITAKER.
March I, $3.50 COMMITTEES.
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Sinclair, w. v

Dainty Easter costumes for crowns
ups" and little folks must be ready so
early tins season That the April De
with It's many stylish fashions
will DO la active demand. A glance
through ITS well-stoclsed pages will bc
certain 60 make one DESTROYS OF a.
closer ocquaintance with it's many
attractions, among which are To DO
found NIL that rs new and up-to-datc
In modes aud millinery, fancy work.
house furnishings and domestic mat
tors. The Profitable Poultry Yard
will probably suggest n new way of
earning a livelihood To many women
'Sauitary improvements" arc treated
OF in the ARTS Of beauty" %feries, and
under Cookery" arc given twenty
four appetiling receipts for spring
dishes. The Opening chapters of "A
continued story. Miss Prissie." are
most interesting, as indeed rs all the
hc,ion OF this number, comprising, aa
H. does, i'm additions 30 the continued
story, IA short story. ''My Undesirable
Tenants" u comedy; '~Ireading on
EgR-Shells," and IA child's story, The
Apple Tree Family" The pu blishers
OF The DESIGNER continue their gem
erons offer in this issue of n pattern
check. which means the saving OF ten
cents en- n forty cent purchase OF
patterns
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
Card OF Thanks.

We, ms children join IN Thanking our
friends and noighbors for their help
and kiHdncss. given MS through the
sickness md death OF our father, and
hope they will De rewarded for their
kindness.
CHLDREN or JONI HEEsHuAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
Matrimonial Market Report.

The following information is fur
nishcd us by County Clerk George A.
Walls. During the year OF 1898. he
issued 100 marringn licenses. The ages
Of the contracting parties ran ms fol-
lava.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16

not reach the dis-
8ase. Catarrh IL
in the blood, apd
only n blood
remedy can cure
it,. Local appli-
cations only
re0ch tlIcirritated
surface; the right
remedy must be-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16
Deaths DOings.

Died. at his home in Philippi. on
March 9th, 1899, of pneumonia, John
w. Conner, aged 81 years. He was II
brother of Ben Come OF this county,
aud Squire Samuel II. Couner, who
used TO live n0ar Bruceton, but is now
living AZ Morgantown. The deceased
formerly resided at Beverly, ia Ran
dolph county. where he married Miss
Rose Chenoweth. who survives him
and several children. lie was es-
tcsmed very highly by all who knew
him. He was Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector for Barbour, Randolph, Pres
ton and other counties aud vas over
here several times last summer and
fall ON business connected with his
Office.
l.. Il. Townsbend, of Oakland. MD,
died at his home in that town on March
8. 1899, aged "a years. lie was stand
ing at IA table in his home reading,
when hc suddenly dropped 20 the
fieor and expired. The funeral took
place Thursday and the burial in the
Odd Fellows Cemetery. lie was well
known iH KiuPwood, where he used 10
Come counting and was known as ''Ell''
T~Ownshend his full name being
age he bad a stroke Of paralysis and
has been AT invalid aver since and an
other stroke probably cansed hisdeath.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16

This shows the 30 pnlar period 10 DO
between twenty and thirty.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
SELF-GOVERNMENT.

HE report OF General Stephen D. Lee chairman
OF the history committee, to the Confederate re-
union at Charleston contains the following sig
ni6cant passage: 'The reception given our benevo-
lent intentions in the Philippines certainly of char
acter to inspire wholesome respect We are not
likely in the future to hear so much about the right
OF men who have not yet learned to govern them
selves to govern others by their votes The doctrine
of the Declaration OF independence that governments
derive their just powers from the consent of the gov
erned, had something OF shock in the war between
the States and the island subjects OF the United States
will find little comfort in reading that celebrated in
strumen by the light of subsequent history The diff
fcultes OF the problem abroad ought to bring
charitable judgment OF the same thing here at home.
and may reasonably expect our Northern brethren
to meet hereafter rather in spirit OF inquiry than
OF rebuke. The recent movement to put the SUI
prenlacy of the more educated upon constitutional
and legal basis thus banishng the pecer of misrule
from Our borders is steadily gaining progress"
1t will be observed that this deliberate assertion
OF the rghtness of the ethical basis OF slavery 1t is
difficult to disagree with the conclusions reached by
the Conederates il the premise of subject races is adj
mitted. The statement is renewal OF the academic
discussion that was brought on by Lincoln when he
said If a govern himself that is liberty that is
self-government, But if he govern himself and an
other man. that is tyranny that is despotisrn"
The nature OF the government given to the other
its goodness its benevolence did not enter into
the question at all The fact that it was government
without consent made it despotsm The joint state
nent OF Seward and Lincoln that the republic could
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
WILL INSPECT THE
ClTY'S ARMAMENT
ENGINEERS WILL ESTABLISH
RANGE-FINDERS.
Officers Arrive From Governors ISL
and, New York, Charged With
Important Duties.

Major ]. P Storey and Captain H. L.
Harris, of the Engineering Department
of the United States Army. arrived yes
terday from Governors Island, New York,
and registered at the Palace. They will
Immediately proceed to the inspection of
the Notifications and armament at points
around the bay.
The visit of the two officers to this city
is in line with the plans of the Depart
ment to put San Francisco and the pen
insula on modern war footing. During
the past year the antiquated guns that
have been used for years for no other
purpose than an occasional salute have
been displaced by the more powerful and
effective engines of recent invention.
Mortar batteries have been put in until
the swales of the foothills back of the
Preside briStle with them.
Range finders for the new guns and the
batteries have not yet been installed
and this duty is the primary object for
the visit here of the two representatives
of the Engineering Department
They have already Inspected the port
at San Diego, where they established
range finders at Point Iona, and after
completing their work here will proceed
north and inspect every fertilization
along the coast as far as Vancouver
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

Judge A. P. Catlin of Sacramento is a
guest at the Lick.
j. Maginnis, a railroad man Of Los An
geles. is staying at the Palace.
T. j. Eager and wife of Boston, Mass,
are registered at the Occidental
w. w. Chaplin, an iron pipe manufac-
turer of Sacramento, is at the Palace.
]. NJ. Striening, a fruit packer of Santa
Rosa, is making the Grand his headquar-
ters during a brief stay in this city
Joseph Simon, who broke the deadlock
in the Oregon Legislature and was elected
United States Senator, is at the Palace
Henry c. Davis, United States Marine
Corps arrived from Washington, u. T.,
last night with his wife and took quarters
at the Palace.
Dr. A. H. Suggett. prominent dentist
of Marysville and a member Of the Alum
nj Association of the Dental Department
of the University of California, is spend
ing few days in this city.
Assistant Superintendent j. c. Fraser
of Pinkertons detective agency, who re-
Gently traced Samuel M. Findley, default
ing Tax Collector of San Luis Obispo, to
Lima, Peru, and caused his arrest, will
leave Callao with Findley on the steamer
Santiago on Saturday. due to reach Pan
anna May 20, and expects to arrive in San
Francisco on or about June 10.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
READY FOR A NEW TERM.
New Rules for Admission of Pupils
to the Lick School.

The new term at the Lick school Will
open July 81 Pupils will be limited TO
seventy-five boys and thirty-one girls.
The school will be free of charge for
tuition, and will be open to any boy or
girl of this State who has completed the
eighth grade of the grammar schools,
upon the following conditions:
Applicants will be admitted upon salts
factory recommendation from their for
mer teachers principals or school super
intendent Up to June l of each year
places are reserved for qualified appH-
cants. Applications received after June
i are not acted upon until July 10, and II
the number of such applications exceeds
the number Of places remaining then
competitive examinations will be held
for those whose applications We're MED
later than June 1; This examination, VIII
be written and the applicants qualif1ca-
tons will be judged by his aulhty to ex-
press himself clearly and correctly py
his knowledge of the processes of arith-
metic, and by his acquaintance with the
leading facts of United States history and
descriptive geOgrap ply.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
RANCH AND RURAL LIFE

Many @ p for @ not a @ old
and rse E 5 b b had ag b a and been d
d gd clothing In London there is paper mill that makes sPa
in preparation
linen is placed in boxes S with any yn puvezed soil
between each layer the coffin buried mewater is sprin
ling ns the da t the ntenn After fortnight the coffin raised the
b ret{ng produces some chemical change in the max ~ -
cydesda biggest horse
the arm S s HS 6 5 IS f s nS he's head
it 9o Raprer ns Muha Fye
SPAIN
d and the ccu HR n m n aa e nat Buildings
sf are fy R
u Years ia eating a s sP:Rfs 1 year: BED watkins s4e
Sas1i ut hs nS his TsS5ss
Wldr all except in
l o Sas y'ns Rs F H5s' T' had quaint way
Theres no y0 1 oS9 a Of how things are run
ES4si5 /, Ss5 i $u4ss hats aons
ssS:;; 4 s2; $$ss s:rS sS%;
Our troubles weve Ssn5 have again.
rss @ @ Y = ls;a
for 4hs T TRs1e 1s5 s s d2Ha 5hsaf
@ 9 home h sep f
The Alta AZ @ '4 4 ss Winter nfSs lake % ai
p Tn seq s net per- twenty acres of sugar
nG and Intends % e 5 hes the mere at per men per
s s r57 y:s SsS s@s: s ss +;
a
5 he" 6R S9 se S any 9 The
Kansas City and Chicago
the this with
n thinning
a
of
Mission So
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
In the Divorce Court.

DEGREES of divorce have been granted
Phoebe NJ White from Michael White on
the ground of infidelity; Alexander j.
Hepburn from Alice Hepburn on the
ground of wiIlfuI desertion; Eva F. Suy-
dam from William H. Suydam on the
ground of desertion. Suits for divorce
have been filed by Fanny Wright against
John A Wright for failure to provide;
Fanny S. Beardslee against Frederick NJ.
Beardslee on statutory grounds, and
Manuel Faustino against Maria Faustino
for deSertiOn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Columbia-"On a.
Grand opera House 'Pinafore" "Cavalleria Rust
Orpheum-Vaudeville
Alcazar-'Fs Wife
Tivoi-"Orpheus and Eurydice"
Observation-Disclosures afternoon
and evening.
Olympia-Corner Mason and Ellis streets-Specialties.
Market Eghth-Bat
Manila
Alhambra Theater-'A Monkeys"
California, Berkeley-Commencement Exer-
cises Wednesday. May L.
ShermauClay Ha-Pianoforte Recital Thursday Evening
May
sheruan-cIay Hal-Knese Quartet Concerts. Friday
sutro Swimming Races
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
Y. I'd. C. A. Excursion via Burlington
Route

Leaving San Francisco Thursday May IS. 3
a. m. the Burlington route will run through
tourist cars to Chicago, in charge of manager
for those desiring TO attend the Biennial Con
vention, Y. NJ. c. A, TO be held at Grand
Rapids. Mich, May "a
Tourist cars will also run from Chicago to
Boston for those desiring to extend their jour
ney to Eastern points. Full information given
and reservations made at 80 Montgomery st.
San Francisco. or 972 Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16
The Martha Mulcted.

United States District Judge de Haven
decided for the Government yesterday in
the suit of the United States VS.. the Mar
tina for $4,000 damages alleged to have been
sustained by the United States coast sur
vey steamer Patterson. During a heavy
gale on the bay about a year ago the Mar
tha drifted into collision with the Patter-
SON. The master in chancery was author
lied to fix the amount of the damage.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-16

1t is announced that certain prominent men in New
York are arranging to welcome Dewey to banquet
which will cost SIoo plate and if they do the dinner
will not be any too good for the admiral but at the
same time it will prove there some nonares in
the big city who can make patriotism take ash
nine forms