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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-25
PENWoop.
News Notes From tho Busy Mar5hall
County Town.

News Notes From tho Busy Marlhall
County Town.
No change for the better was reported
in the condition Of Mrs. Joseph Ward
yesterday, and friends Of the family are
worried as to the outcome OF her illaess.
Hher death would be quite an RtTlictlon
to Mr.. Ward, the city recorder, In View
OF similar family Affections within the
past year.
The young people Of st. Matthew's
German Lutheran church are making
extensive arrangements for the produce
tIOn Of n play, entitled "a FiahermRn's
Luck" on December IL. for the benefit
OF the new church building fund.
George Fisher has accepted position
Mt the lower steel works. His friends
are sore Mt his throw down from the po-
lice force and they vow vengeance
when the proper time comes.
1t is expected there will be sufficient
fuel for the departments at the lower
steel works, which have been idle SOW
eral days, to resume on Monday morn
ing.
the congratulations Of his friends over
the arrival at his home OF baby
daughter.
The Occidental club will give one OF
It's series Of hops. Mt the Pabst hall.
next Tuesday evening.
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TooT RAr1.

AZ there is no game this afternoon,
csntaln edwards will put the local
,,,m through light practice, at the ball
ak and beginning on Monday, there
viii be earnest practice in al points Of
,Ss game, for Thanksgiving Afternoons
~rsat contest. Bethany college is a
dangerous customer, with stars like
Harry DufEey, Eugene Curtis and 9th
.rs that the college will "loRa;Rp" with.
md the home team Intends 70 be pre- :
jared, It will be the game Of the year
P1S will decide the championship Of
TSs, Virginia. The event - being
eagerly anticipated and With good
SSa,her, the side lines will be packed
S,fth big holiday crowd.
The crowd that will view the W. g.
4 .puauesne game at Pittsburgh, next
Tbursday, will range from 1000 to
q no, according to estimatepc Indi-
Tsctly this game win inhuetice the
Wheeling game. as Harry puhey Is
bsing courted by ". 4 J. Whine Beth
INV wants DufEey and '"Tect. Mathews
10 play against wheeling. -
IInsly will play the BeIlaIre high
school on Thanksgiving, and should
have no trouble in pilins up big
score. On form, Bellalre should be very
pasy for the cadets. -.
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Gegql 9Ioarss
OF PUBLICATION.

CNl'2N VI oDi''>,E' t0N
The State OF West Virginia,
Ohio County, IS:
In the Circuit Court. OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. November Rules. 1889.
Annie j. shriver vs.. John L. shriver.-ln
A"''''' SUMMONS.
The State OF West virginia:-To tho
Sheriff OF Ohio County, Greeting;
We command you that you summon John on
L, shrlver, II he be found IN your BALI;
wick, TO appear Mt tho clerks office OF
the circuit court OF Ohio county at rules
TO be held for the said court, on the nrs!
Monday In November, 1893. to answer a 4tH
in chancery exhibited against him In the
said court by Annie ]. ShrlVer, and have
then and there this writ.
Witness, c. II. HCnnirg, clerk OF our
said court, ut the court house OF said
county, In the city OF Wheeling, the I'd
day OF November, lsS9, and In the thirty
ginia. C. H. HENNiNG. Clerk
sEERIFF'S RETURN.
John l.. Shrivor Is no lnhahltRnt OF my
balliwick. nor found therein this 9th day
OF November, 1899
For II. c. Richards, S. o, c.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain a
decree for d divorce from the BONDS OF
matrimOny from the defendant by the
plaintiff,
in said cause. at these rules, that the de-
PENDANT. John l.. Shriver, Ia not resident
ut the state of West Virginia, and he not
having been served with process IN said
suit, on motion Of the complainant. BY her
solicitor, this order Of publication u en-
tered against him, and II Is ordered that
the said defendant, above named, be and
Is required to appear within one month
after the date OF the ilrst publication OF
thIg nFdnr nd do yhnt ig nnnpaEnFV In
protect his interests II r. further. ordered
that this order, be published and posted
as required by law.
Witness, G.. II, Hennlng; clerk Of our
said court, at the court house OF said
county this eth day Of November, 1879.
to-wlt: November Rules, lS9S;
c. II. HENNIHG, Clerk.
Published the nrst time. November II.
attest Attest, c. H, HENNING. Clerk.
JOSEPH a. NEALEY.
Solicitor for Complainant.
DEPOSITION NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
State OF West Virginia.
Annie j. shrivor plaintiff. vs., John l..
Shrlver. defendant.
The above named John l.. shrlver will
take notice that she Geposiiions o. i. a.
SliriVer will be taken at the office OF
IOseph a, NenlOy, 1915 GhRpline street, In
TN county OF Ohio, state OF West Vlr-
Fil1iA, on the 9th day OF December, a, y.
tsDg, betwceu the lhours OF o'clock a. IN.
hhdl6 o'clock y. NJ. to be read as evidence
m the trial or the above cause on behalf
OF the above named Annie J, ShriYeF. And
II, from any cause, the taking OF the said
dtposltlona shall not be- commenced, or be-
ING commenced, shall not he completed ON
fhp day aforesaid. tho taking OF the same
Will be adjourned from day TO day, or from
time 10 time, until the same shall be conf
plpled JOSEPH 4. NEALEi.
iloIi.a Attorney for Plaintiff,
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RE11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
~ RRlmont County.

Of Belmont County.
Tho repair of n very bad place on
Union street revealed the fact that the
brick paving along the center OF that
street Is worn about through, and VIII
claim immediate attention to preserve
the street, one Of the best improve
ments ever made in the city. Where
the street is used most the crown is
worn through and It is necessary that
ten to twelve feet Of new brick be
placed along the center OF most OF that
street. This was the first street paved
In Bellalre, and where it 10 worst worn
It is used more than any other street or
n good part Of that street. The work
WINS done about twelve or thirteen
years ago, and indicates that the life OF
brick street paving lB about twelve
years, where the street Is, used n great
deal
officer Keyser had rather thrilling
experience on Thursday night in the
ncIEhbOrhoud of the old Mhekcl house.
He noticed n man prowling around Il
residence near there, and when he ask
ed the fellow what he was doing, he
took 10 his hOels. The officer fred a
shot after him. and the fleeing stranger
pulled his gun and fred several shots.
The officer heBltnted and then opened
fire again, but none Of the shots took
effect so far as Is known. He need not
have run at all, but the guilty flee
when no man pursueth."
Frank Murphy was fined $40 and
costs yesterday FOR stcnllng 81 out Of
the poCketboOk Of Mrs. Donnhuc.
Murphy went home with Thomas Dom
ahue to stay all night, but he got UP
early and took French leave and the 81
also. He was quickly caught. 81 80 OF
the money recovered and he Is doing
pcnAnce now.
Charles j.. In Roche was acquitted at
Cincinnati, Of the charge brought by
The John Church Co. The charge
growing out OF difference claimed In
their accounts has been hanging over
him for two yenrB, and he 10 naturally
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By an explosion Of powder in a pow
der cave in the rear of Mr.. Ashman's
residence. on Long Run, about $3.50
Thursday evening, one man was fatal
~ burned and another very seriously
injured. A Hungarian miner was car
rylng an opened thIrty-four pound keg
OF powder from the cave with lighted
mine lamp In his hand and when near
the entrance to the cave q spark from
the lamp exploded the powder and
hurled him and another miner nearby
against fence. There were four more
kegs in the cave that did not explode.
Physicians say one cannot recover.
Their names could no: be secured. The
fatally injured man Is married, with a
family in tho old country
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medical that this little valve called the
Of medicines
administered how infinitely divided by sprays ato-
little liquids and food would enter these passages and cause
air the lung but ed that the slightest contraction
moisture entering the passages which lead to the
swallow VIII
wonder then that the
Increased
In the breathe?
this interest being increased hourly by the wonder
medical
Influenced
failure
WHATEVER in the minds Of medical men as to the efficacy 4YoMGI
Bronchitis Consumption and fathers and mothers who are
doing right by themselves thei families they do
nothing II 1t relief
cnn be Tested freein
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POWER AGAIN PRESIDENT
Of the Interstate League, His Elec'
ton Being Unanimous.

ton Being Unanimous.
Special DlsrAtch to the InteIIlEeneer.
CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 24,-After an
afternoon spent here in lobbying that
would make national political parties
blush with envy, the two factions OF
the Interstate league got together this
evening, and reelected c. B. Power
president, secretary and treasurer.
William Meyer, jr., OF Fort Wayne,
had the Roblnsons. Of Cleveland, lob
bying for him, while Power positively
refused to ask any Of the Ciwavering
numbers to vote for him.
When the league finally got down to
business. Power was unanimously cho-
sen to direct the destlnles Of the
league the coming season. It was a
friendly contest and Power won by
s,mTly telling the members that he
rested his case on the record OF the
league since it's organization four years
ago. After the election the members
discussed plans for the coming season
and then adjourned to meet In Cleve-
land at the call OF the president.
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are reported, but the patients are do
ing well and no more deaths are eX-
pected.
The next meeting Of the Wesleyan So
ciety win be at the home Of Mrs. W. Il.
Glass on Tuesday evening, December o..
The Wellsburg high school football
team plays ut New Cumberland this
afternoon.
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PEABODY BUILDING.
REAL estate BULLETIN.

wANTEp-GoOd Mortgage Loan on City
and County Real Estate.
;jSS iST q al lot on East MecOllOch StIoas'
40 feet front co..
8S00 Tor lot 25xlOo. Wood street, south
W X seS nk,soo s.no and 1850 for lots and
building sites in Pleasant valley.
1.75O for 6-roomed house and lot, South
200 for two-story brick dwelling ana
lot. North Main street; very best location.
10 and 3, 900 each for two bFick'dWOlls
ing" and LOT on Fifteenth street.
COO for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot .
by 100, corner ThiF4y'fouFth ana ChapllnO
S 500 for brick residence and lot on Fifs
'e New Bulletin issued next week.
C. A. SCHAEFER a CO.,
Telephone No 81.
Corner Fourteenth and Market btEoosG
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bowling of cardoaa, MART and Hannah


On the Musee alleys last night Daisies
took two games from the Lenox by very
close scores, the feature Of the games be-
ing the work of Wilhelm. who led his team
with q total Of 5l7 pins for the three games.
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BUILDS up the system: puts pure.
rich blood In the veins; makes men and
women strong and healthy Burdock
Blood Bitters. AZ any drug store.
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....FoR RENT.

No. 1915 Main street, barber shop and bRth
room, furnished complete, S 3 week
No. 3Ss Main street, rooms and both :.
gases furnished. ...,......,,..s.....s...tl0 y
No. $50 Alley u, 2 rooms. s GO
No. 25O9 Main street. :...:......... 9
No, SO Sixteenth street, store ROOM. 10 %
Ground on ChRpllne street, seventeenth
and Eighteenth street, Will lease for .
term Of years.
term Of years.
Twcnty-fOurth street.
6.roomed framO house, Martins Fer
~, Ohio. with gas fixtures for fuel
and light Second street. ~ %
l.rOomed house east OF Coal street,. 5 %
FOR SALE.
No. So Main street. s-roomsd house. z
full
No. 90 North Front street.
Desirable property on ChApllno atFeet-A
corner lot. @ feet front.
No. % Sixteenth street.
No, q Maryland street.
No. 73 North York street.
No. 1915 McColloch street.
No, co Seventeenth street
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot ON South Front street.
No, 49, Main street.
No, i22 and i22lb Market street
No. 22n Main street,
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ssHYOMET' CURES BY INHALATION.

through the breathe There
refunded II It falls to relieve.
Outfit 800 Extra Bottles yomeL" Soc yorne
consultation advice free Send for
the Of 1IIyomei" Mailed free.
The r. 7. BOOTH CO., Ithaea N. Y.
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aeeefDer's SAFE.
RECEIVERS SALE.
Diekson's Drug Store, under Mcclure
IIoteI-Fntire Stock Of Goods, also
the Store Furniture, viii Be Sold
~ nohf;,. lR"nt;on


at Public Auction.
Under the authority Of decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Viz
RInin entered on the 9Th day Of October,
In the year 1899. In a suit IN equity therein
pending, In which ]. r. Goodwin 4 Co. arc
plaintiffs, and Richard Ryan, assignee OF
VIM. s. Dickson, and others are defend
ants, the undersigned receiver viii sell the
property. goods. accounts and business OF
VIM. 8. Dickson.
AUCTION SALE.
beginning on Wednesday, November 18th,
1850. at ten O'Clock a. IN. at the uruE store
OF VIM. 8. Dickson, ut No. l202 Market
street. Wheeling. W. Va, will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidders.
the stock OF goods IN my hnnds as receiver
in said suit. Tho sale TO be made in such
lots and parcels as will realize the largest
sum OF money. And ] VIII also sell the
other tangible personal property In said
store, or used IN connection with the bust.
ness. The stock OF goods which will be sold
as Aforesaid consists OF such goods as are
usually kept by retail drug houses. VIII
also sell the lease under which the nccu-
pancy OF the said drug store Is had. the
purchaser to pay all rent nccrulnE nfter
the day of confirmation; also the book re-
counts and other claims due the said VIM.
S. Dickson.
be25 WM. H. GRADE. Receiver.
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GARDINER AND TusIHEY
TO.Night's Card at DroYers' Home
Club-poxinR Notes.

SAuS -'9SAA4ASk1 SSSg sSS'
good stltf Hstic argument Is pro-
missed at the Drovers' Home club,
North BenwoOd. tonight, when Eddie
Gardner Of this city, will face Mike
Tunney, Of Pittsburgh, for twenty
rounds. Tunney will arrive in Wheel
ing with host OF his friends, this
afternoon. He has quite a name as a
fighter about Pittsburgh, ana this will
be his first battle since HIS retirement
n year ago. He is said totbeIa hardy
clever lad. and game to the finish. Ed
die intends to show what he can do,
and repeat the good impression no
made In his fight with Johnny Van
Hest. There will be good prellmi-
nary between Wheeling apd: Bellalre
colored heavyweights. Az
oscar Gardner, who has returned
home, has a badly swollen hand, yet
looks better than when he was last
here. He fights Harry Forbes. In Chit
cago, December /. and Mike Sears. in
ST. Louis, few days later. after which
be intends to take treatment to remove
the malaria from his system.
oscar Gardner will be In Eddies
49, Ia
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Relief IN Six Hours,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" 1t
IS great surprise on account OF its cx-
cecdlnE promptness In relieving pain in
bladder. Kidneys and back In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost immediately II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy Sold
by Il. II. List, druggist, Wheeling, W.
Va. tth&s
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POSITIVELY the only union halter In
the state, HoDsHoN, the halter, No.
1864 Main street
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Maie Fslp Waafed

GOVERNMENT PosiTIoNs-DoN'
W prepare for any civil service pr cen.
Bus examination without seeing our catl.
legue Of Information. Sent free. co.
lumbar CORRESPONDENCE coli
LEGE. Warrington. D. G. nolSe
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esaeral NoNeg..
TUBE COMPANY.

NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.
No. % Cortland Street, New York.
November u, 1899.
Preferred Stock Dividend No. 2.
At a meeting Of the board Of directors,
held this day, a quRrteF-yearly dividend
Of one and three-Quarters per centum upon
Tube Company was declared out Of the
net profits Of the company, payable Janu-
airy 2. 1900, at the office Of the company.
No % Cortlandt street, New York CITY,.
The preferred stock transfer books VIII
be closed on December 10, 1885 at u O'Clock
M, and will remain closed until January
4, 1900. at 10 O'Clock q. m,
no23-tth&s A. +. LUKE. Treasurer.
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent, Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent Ne IGl
Main street.
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Rgeam.
Reh NarteA

A MAN OR WOMAN TO TRAVEL.
IA and appoint agents; salary $500 per
month and expenses; also local workers:
Market street. PhIIRdelphia. Oe.SOm&s
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5aaA

WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL -.
w TATE on easy monthly payllentl.
We. atlllst(h&1
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Umpire, Falkensteln.
Scorers, Bernhard and Jones'
Y. NJ. G. A. League.
Lou Lous won two from the Indians last
nght The feature Of the game was the
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lEnnRal MNETINR

CTOCkhOLDBKH MEETING,
Tho annual meeting Of the stopkholdeFA
Of tho West Virginia E1poeltl0n and STATE
2. a. D. 1898, 81 the hour Of $50 2, M, 10
the rooms Of the 0erthAnlA Halt Dollar
Bank, 1901 Market street, wheeling, W.
Va. for the purpose o. electing board
Of directors. A. REMAIN, Pres
GEO. HOOK. Secretary. no9
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BOWLING.
Wheellng League.

Last nights games resulted in Rough
Riders winning one OF tho three games
from Wheeling. Score:
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9r.tss.. cAaaer..

DRoFTTs IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
i COTTON. Nacltay,l Modern HothOlg
Make Money; Write for our tEee beck,
York
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oscar Gardner will be in Eddie's
corner. In the latteT'' bout tonight
with Mike TunneY
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CA9TozEA..
5 c.: G,Sz.:;2.;5z5:zzz:.l!: e.
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The State of West Virginia,
Ohio County IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. November Rules. 1888.
Annie j. shriver vs.. John L. shriver.-ln
ChRnCpFV
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WANTE DESTINATION; SIXTEEN
w Year, old; good habits: coed pen.
dres: GADiso care int SIpTssss ofss.
no2i7
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Coils Wants Pay.

Yesterday afternoon, when the first
section OF No. 1 arrived he:". the
horse car OF j. b. Haggin. the turf
man, was sidctruckcd.
The aust Of sidetracking the ear,
it is understood, was that il was sun.
posed to contain horses, hut in reality
it contained fourteen persons. who
had not paid for transportation.
Trainer Mackcy, who was on the car,
endeavored to persuade the agent to
have the car attached to the train.
The agent stated that it womld be.
providing tho transportation was
forthcoming, but IS il was not. the
car was detached. After pleading
for some slime, Mackey became quite
angry and from his u]tterances and
gcsticulatiOns it was evident that he
and not liaggin was the one incon.
venienced.
Mackey and "A companion boarded
the second section OF No. 4 and con
tinued on 10 San Francisco. where
they will cndcavor to s,raightcn the
matter ont, but for the present the
car will remain in the Winucmucca
yardS.-Silvcr State.
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Thu wizard.

Edison, the Wizard. has been in
terviewed regarding his, views OF Gre
atiou.
after nineteen and moro centuries
OF belief in religion through evidence
OF miracles and moral utterances
Inns science at last demonstrated
beyond n doubt the existence Of n
God?-
This Ia the question put to Thomas
a. Edison in his laboratory the other
day.
Here is what he replied:
Chemistry undoubtedly proves
the existence ~ n supreme intelli-
gence. No n car study that sci
ence and see the wonderful way in
which certain elements combine with
the nicely OF tho most delicate ma
| chmcry ever devised and not come to
the inevitable conclusion that there
is n big engineer who is running this
universe.
NtASl sCai VI "htCLlllp llC
process Of nature, I no more doubt
the existence OF nm intelligence that is
running things than / doubt the exis,
tencc OF myself. Take for example
the substance water, which forms the
crystal known ms ice. Now there are
hundreds Of other combinations that
form crystals, and every II of them
save that OF ice. sinks In water. Ice
does not, and it Is rather lucky for us
mortals, for il it had done so we
would all be dead. Why? IL the ice
sank TO the bottom OF rivers rs fast
ms froze, these places wonld soon be
frozen mp and there would be no wat
or left. That is only IL example or
thousands that to me prove beyond
the possibility OF n doubt the cxis-
tence OF IL vast intelligence that is
governing this and other planets
4What else does nature tell you
about the existence OF n supreme in
t~eligence?7
-NotHlng more, SAID EulsOn snaR-
ing his head. %Thnt's all l a read.
Some other persons mny come along
by and by and discover other nttri-
butes nature tenches about this being
But intelligence Is all my research
has revealed. Indeed the scientists
OF the future may make nature tell
us rs much about this intelligence rs
the bible Processes to reveal
-Would yon call this intelligence
the CreatOr?7
mo. Now you are leaving science
and getting among the meshes of log
ic. Nature does not spoil Creator
for me although it does spell Mind
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On m of his trips from San Fran
cItco to Manila, Frank Bucklin, OF
the United States steamer Warren,
saw and admired n beautiful Manila
child about ten years OF age. Speak
rig O: her to u friend ne said:
Don't You think that would be n
nice present to take home to my wife
IA regular little Filipino? My wife
can bring her up for Il lady's maid"
"Why don't you buy herr said the
friend.
"Good idea said Bucklin. and he
offered tho mother Il dollar for the
chilli.
The Manila mamma handed over
the girl with one hand and grabbed
the dollar with the other. Mr.. Buck
lin took the wild young thing back
with him, but she thought, scratch
ed and kicked until his lie became a
burden. Every day boatloads OF Ma
Mia mammas came alongside the
Warren to offer girls for sale to the
fat man. He refused 100 girls the
first day, and finally to escape the
consequences Of his rash act no gave
the little Manila girl back to her
mother, together with a bonus OF two
dollars. This only increased the de-
sire on the part Of the Filipinos 10
sell their children, and Bucklin was
the h8ppiest man on board the ship
when sho weighed anchor and lcfI
| Manila harbor.