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SISTERSYILLE SAVINGS.
Gone to California with Force of
Experienced Drillers- Social Func-
tions-A Wedding Announced.

6NAAP " Ss-AeANfAAAsr ANAA - = Wv ~
Experienced Drillers- Social Func-
tions-A Wedding Announced.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
sIsTERsvILLE, W. Va, Feb To-
This morning, r. W. Mcconnell. the
well known contractor and producer,
who is largely interested in the Elk Run
territory. left for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will remain for six weeks or
two months. looking over the oil fields
in that section. With Mr.. Mcconnell
there went crew OF tool dressers and
drillers from this city. who Will go to
work in the California oil fields for P.
D. Mcconnell, sou OF the former, who
has been out there for couple OF
months in the interests OF the standard
OIL Company in that section. In a let
ter 70 his father here, r. b. McCOnnsil
stated that as q rule the workmen In
the oil fields In that section were very
inferior 10 those engaged in the same
employment In the local fields. and It
was for the purpose Of having super
Tor crew that he wrote back here. The
men have been offered big wages, and
Will remain that section for a couple
Of years
Friday evening, at the auditorium, in
the high school building, the class OF
Prof Luclen Meyer the popular mu-
sical Instructor. VIII give musicale.
the proceeds OF which will be used for
the purpose Of freeing the plano OF the
school from debt.
Major Clint Moore. general manager
OF the interests OF the Leldecker Tool
Company in this state left yesterday
afteTnon for Tate Creek, Tenn. where
he will look after some business matters
for his firm for couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, i. b. Sweeney, Of Will
hanson Place, entertained a number OF
friends at their home In this city last
evening, In honor OF their guests, Mrs.
James Sweeney, OF Oh City, Pa; Mrs
Joseph Preston and daughter, Miss
Clara Mae Preston and Miss Anna
Granger, OF Rochester. N. Y. At the
proper honr the charming hostess
served very appedsing luncheon.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
George E. Work, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Seal. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mapes, aIr.
and Mrs. j. p. Sweeney. Misses Sara
Agnew. Eva Nesbltt. Lucie Ramey. of
this city; Miss Anna MillIson, Of Terre
Haute, Ind, and AlesSrs. j. r Stathers,
Frank Murray Hal Porterheld, j. II.
Loughney, @. Walter Bishop, A. Miles
Sweeney, OF this city.
The announcement OF the wedding OF
Miss Bertha Reich. a charming and ac-
compllshed young lady OF Wheeling, TO
Mr.. Henry Fischer. a well known and
successful business man OF this city
has been made. and the wedding VIII
take place at the home OF the bride, on
the Island. Wheeling. Wednesday eve
ming, March Z. A number of persons
from this city will attend the cere-
monies
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LIEUT.. GOV. MARSHALL
Files Injunction Suits Against Beck
ham and Carter.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. lj.--FolIow-
ing the lead or Governor Taylor, who
yesterday brought suit for AN Injunc-
ton against Governor Buckham claim
Ing 10 b. governor uf Kentucky, and
General John b. Castleman, claiming
To be- a1iutant general Of Kentucky.
Lieutenant Governor John Marshall to-
day filed suit for an Injunction against
Governor Beckham ani against Llllard
H. Carter. president pro tenn Of the sen
ate. now meeting Ia this city This suit
lF similar in ltn general ayermenIs to
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ExEouToR,s sALE.
XECUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE.

II XECUToR's SALE OF, VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE,
will sell at auction at the north front
door Of the court house. on
TUESDAY, FEBRCARY q, 1900,
commencing NJ 10 o'clock u. M, the fol-
lowing pieces OF valuable real estate TO-
wit:
Lot No. 2iOs Market street improve
ments. a two.story brick house. containing
rooms and hall lot fronting q feet on
Market street. depth IL feet TO Alley 81;
IN good repair.
Also lot No. 10 OH Twentieth street now
occupied by Bethel Mission, fronting 70
feet on Twentieth street. about s. feet At
rear, and m feet deep 10 private alley.
Also lots Nos. p and - on Twentieth
street, fronting fiif feet on Twentieth
street, 20 feet deep TO a private alley; Inn
prOYements. one double two-stOry brick,
containing eight rooms each, with base
ment. both gases and water
Also lot No. 2iit EoT street fronting
10 i-3 feet on Eon street. running back 100
feet 10 an alley; improvements, one two
story brick house. containing rooms
Also vacant lot No. gli2 Eon street.
fronting 10 10 feet on lGOn street, running
back ieQ feet TO an alley.
TERMS OF SAI4E-One-third cash on
day Of SALE and the balance In two equal
lnStnllmentR or one aud two years. with
interest The deferred payments TO be
secured by deed OF trust.
JOHN M'KEE, Executor
q, \. GREER, Auctlonecr. ielh-t&th
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/. a. ". OUT OF RACING.
NH, was Decided Upon BY the Gen
ar .r.l Assembly Yssterday-Ths
In,.sur Clause Abolished.

a,l,, mr., putA Fer 15-'rhe na-
F''IN ,',,,,hi, cf the LeaFu, Wheel
'l'h"' NS ,.. r'',oosed control Of racing
men 80 ,'.,od mo amateur clause Of
anu t'-os,n All other references TO
'Hsl l,D'. ,,.S.slnsn we're stricken from
"lnA''', .,i,nt,on The amendments
me ~, ,,,.'s ,nnn, mis- sweeping change in
nr'hEu's 80 ,hs ,o,cnc wer,, offered
me ''i,'u,' w., ~ and ,yas ndonted amid
by l. d i"''s ,no dcl.cates These
the 'nsF'S " ,sa, q, ,ba sstnbllsh-
Questions "g" IA. .,, o.,,,,,i.d The atten.
msh' % ~, go a.,o,,et.s min n late hour
tion ., ' ..,,, 80 T,hare were but four
nus az IT,, ,as' ,,,o obol,,ion Of the rae
VOTES "s"I l'',,..,' - o,arsss
ins E, n"u 't..ar,,n recommended reor-
rtes' .i ,N, ,'.',lo,,,i lines advocating
- - ran,,cor,rr, Of neutrality-suspicious.
'n' 'ep'4es s'I., ~, az o,sociatIon
s'd.' .,.am 40 n r,,1e Tbe
nS"o'a' ~. ~ tSs' y" q, ,,o co,,ss ~ high
"orN 81 .''e ' .s'.,, " p,o,,,Sont yeenan
way ,u'p' Use ..,.u5 S,,sng ,ha pnst
S1'"' mSs nv. $3.50. :, ra,,rc he said.
year WIN 'rls,ss,.e - FACING bv
As 10 'ne soa''lo' ...,..s ,,,,,,I,t has
inc ieasle. 1ns sAs'1' ,,oon,,,an6 II
orlc'4ily. ''O'n'n ,..,...s., NO, shonld rho
u'''' ~" ~ H. ss.nn,hiy h npnInst
decision :" 'ns a., -, ,,,s ground
'ontro' !. - pu. 49, 800. r. ~ n.,lgar,
Of eSpen'Fn.y a. n asS,I o,y.s oy,rv-
81 'ne 'eSsI - 81. Ioarrp oN,es
'h'ne 20 t'''' 'sSeus MI, Tso on,rn, a, rae.
no'n'ns 70 'ae.s .,-a,,on ',i,h nurelv
ING oE =" -. T., ,,ian M ,,.ttr.
mercenarS 0oJeGE - ,,, nv" ~, !, INV
wnat tue eNeeu.,,e S,,, .,,,,,,o,,,n 10 rho
display can naIuis oe O ~ sno,, ana
purity ana elevation =. ,,,t ~ ,ta 70
Will not adu 10 ITO plosps'l't ~ 80, ,.,,sn
suits OF the past seaSo' @'s "
as a eruer'on' ..,., ,ho ,o,,o,,.
Al the afternoon ssss.o" ' $50. .y,o
Ing officers were e ,g.'..,.,., as ,,,oo
Conway w. setus' - "u I:, lanu, I. N,a,,.
president ROBERT : riHs ',...,,,..,,
Hampshire sac"nu WV . EsS,1s 49,, q,
h Choa'e MlnnssO'S' 80, '.sAsa' $3.50 -.
{, lattsrsaIIs, Ne" Ss.ees ,,, ssa.'s 80
Aooott hassel'' nOS,D" som S S,o,n..
m't'ee' rIaren'e '" ,'''Hs.,.. ~ ~
Maroon Mohseh "Hssae"u = ~
sNl'es' Matyianl -. 70
= FesO'uti'H wac 49, -
Fullerton OIL sew iUrN' ,nas 'Hs M
Yer OF Iu'ure puohea''V'' -, '''e :. ~ ~
bulletin De reierfeu - . .ns eAslu 80,
committee win Instructions 70 report
al a"e present l'ee'''s' y pY's'I S'y..,..
the good roads QUESTION Mss Orou ,lS,,
forward by a lengthy resolution wnieh
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9p.lRHI l5I.I5IlEl.l V. AlI Ro0tsrs.


on the atusee alleys last night the Colts
bowled the three highest gameEever bowl
ed In the ely. making nm average Of
1915. and clearly demonstrated that they
are the ''real thing In bowling. They
started on with 1890 In the FIRST game.
dropped to LOS In the second but came
close to breaking the city record Of 1,l2s
In the third, when they finished up with
i.tis, or total OF s,2sl In individual
work, Stuart Falck. with his SLOW bRil'
was conspicuous with total OF 515., while
Herman Reed was only i've pins behind
.s,,o,s aur imam nm M no tti,N mn
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lenders Mould drop out To-day Flll-
slilfrhla nickarsd alcGraw fbesRupon
threw Up his hands. and teiczraphed
Anson that he would withdraw rom
ne arsociatlon. He said tD-nighf thai
II was useless 10 try tD-dn bust hees with
a sIx-elub clrcnil and tat III loss
NJ philadelphia meant The failure nt
he association. HOW'LL probably sign
league contract IN q fey days.
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CLASH OF AUTHORITY.
Prison omclals Refuse to Recognize
Gov. Taylor,s Authority.

Gov. Taylor's Authority.
FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 15.-The
clash between the Democratic and RE-
publican branches Of the state govern
ment was emphasized tonight by the
prison officials releasing John Seals, a
Louisville convict. on pardon issued
by Governor Beckham. Deputy War
den Punch was acting warden tonight,
ana when the pardon papers were pre-
scented TO him nc ordered Seals released
and the latter loft tn place Tonight
Douglass Hayes Knott county con-
vlct, recently pardoncd by Governor
Taylor. II stlll in confinement the
prison officials refusing to recognize
Taylor Ms governor
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GENERAL NOTICES.
no WHOM n No coNcERN:

Take notice that the first meeting OF tho
stockholders N the REDWOOD AND
WHEELING CONNECTING RAILWAY
COMPANY 10 elect a board OF directors.
make bylaws and transact any othor buHl-
ness that may lawfully be done by the
stockholders w Il general meeting, has
been ilNed by the corporalOrs of the BEN.
WOOD AND WHEELING CONNECTING
February y. a. D.. 1900. nj II o'clock a. m,
~ the office Of william H. llearne. NO,
lSlS Market street In the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia
IN witness whereof. the said r0rpOrutors
have her0unto set their hands this Sd day
Of February, A, u. 1900
FL. ilsARNE,
j. n, VANCE
JOHN - CtLBERTSON,
LAWRENCE ". SANDS,
fe6.tu n. B. SCOTT
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Bonnsr's sunol Sold.

NEW YORK. Feb. i5.-The late Rob-
Hri Bonnrrs mare sunol was sold at
auction to-day to John H. shultz, Of
brooklyn. for $1,000. Mr. Bonner paid
$4,000 for tie animal which was Cali
"rnil hrrd, before she made her worlds
cord
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sTATIoNERY. BOOKS. &c.
Beautiful Forms
and composition

49,. Are not made b. chance. nOr can
....., they over IN any material be made
.... at small expenuO. A competition
$500. for cheApness. and not for excel
80. lsncs OF Workmanship Is the most
.... frequent and certain cause OF the
rapid uechy ana entire deStruo.
ton OF arts and manufactures
..... For best (which IL tho eheApess)
100. work. the IntolliEenear Iob Print.
800. lng OnicO is the place 70 90
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IT'S mistake to imagine that ltch-
ing piles can't be cured; mistake to
suffer day longer than you can help.
Deans Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. AZ any drug store,
80 Gents.-A
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ALI. the healing balEnmlc virtues OF
che Norway pine are concentrated In
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Ma
lures own remedy for coughs and colds
a
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A NNuAL MEETING
once OF the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company, II Broadway. New York:
February ., 1880
Notice Is hereby given that, meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Barber Aspnall
Paving Company VIII be held at the Once
Of the Company, No. II Broadway. BOT
ough OF Manhattan, New York City, on
INC INST day or February, 1900, at eleven
o'clock a. M. for the purpose OF electing
Directors for the ensuing year and Two
inspectors OF Election TO serve az the
next annual meeting, ard for the tFansae'
ton OF such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
Transfer books Will be closed from Fen
ruary 18th to February 9th. inclusive.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
Avery D. Andrews President.
4. j, Bristol Asslstant secretary: Lss-I
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BOXING.

The repeal Of the Horton law by the
Nav York legislature yesterday settles
prize lighting in that state and means
that Terry McGovern and Oscar Gard
ner Will not meet before the Broadway
club. on March o The law leEallzIng
boxing contest might have stood, were
It not for the many fake fights and gen
eral hlm-0ams given the spectators
around New York this winter and the
clubs must shoulder the blame. The
effect will he to get better cards Cor the
Wheeling club. as the big purses offer
cd in New York had made that city the
Mecca Of mit.-artists. There are u lot
n dubs and stlfrs that posa as fighters
who should be laying railroads. md
when profIered an engagement now
away from New York. they Will break
Tor it like their morning mathis Mt the
free lunch har.
Iouden Campbell. who meets sam
Bolen at the metropolitan club ruxt
Thursday night Is in demand these
days. Tomorrow night at Youngs.
town. he will oppose Art slmma. who
fought draw last week with Tommy
White, tho chicago lightweight. Bolen
i' expected to arrive in Wheeling to-
day.
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mol LOAN.
sTooKHoLDERs' MEETINGS.

THIRST MEETING OF THE STOCK
il HOLDERS OF the Home constructor T,. NO.
GINA, will be held at No. ll9 Market
street. In the city Of Wheeling, ". va.
Thursday, March 3. A. d. 1900, at the hour
OF 100 y. M. 10 elect n board OF dlrectors
make bylaws and transact any other
business that may lawfully DO done by the
stockholders In general meeting, as hSed
nv the corporRtOrs OF said company.
GEORGE HOOK.
ALFRED PAUL.,
w, A. WILSON,
II. IS. SANDS.
w +. SHAFER,
Corporators.
wheeling. W. Va. Feb Il. 1900 tel6
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THE NEW LEAGUE A FAILURE.
1t is So Pronounced by It's President,
Adrian G. ANON.

CHICAGO. Feb. I5.--Presldent Anson.
81 tho American BaSe Ball Association,
which was organized here Tuesday. de-
'l@red tonight mat the new organlza-
uon was a failure. and would he dis
banded
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BALTIMORE. Feb l5.--Tht. new base
Gall association received ei-back to-
~ that will probably delay its organ
iis", ,,ph Tor year, VI II does not entire
nasl Ne hopper. When the meeting
4, me association AZ Chicago adjourned
u was agreed between Mcrjraw nnd An
.oh ihat II PhiiadelphIa dId not most lts
mS"SJ Wilhh week than the two
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...FOR RENT....

No. i45 Fourteenth Htreets'''''s'.''... % "
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eoff street. 10
rooms, both gases for 5000.
New house, Mount Wood road.
No 3s Sixteenth street. 3-story brick
store room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
No Il Vermont street.
Desirable property for Wholesale bugls
ness. centrally located.
No Il Vermont street.
No &C Ohio street-price for quick sale.
No. GO North Front street
Desirable property on Chapllne etreot-a
corner lot g. feet front.
No Sg sixteenth street
No. q Maryland street
No n North York street,
No &C Seventeenth street
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
No az Main street.
No az and ls2is Market street
No 29il Main street
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n REATEsT FACILITIES FOR TIE
" Prompt Completion Of ORDERS at the
lntelllgeneer Job Printing Oaicu,
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rrMA1r HELP WANTED.
MAIE HE1P WANTED.

MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
Iy ready. Tens Of thousands VIII be
sold. Opportunity OF a life time 20 make
Send ten cents for outfit and be frst in
field. Each subscriber gets fine photo
TYNE portrait OF Mr.. Moody for framing
free. Write quick AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE. 1872 n. lzth st., Fhll-
adelphla Pa lalb-mRos1
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nns1npss oppoRTuNITIEs.

nRoFITs IN STOCKS. WHEAT AND
COTTON. MRckey'S Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our tree DOCK.
c. L. AIACKEY & CO., % Broadway new
York
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gEEcHAWs PILLS eure sIek nead,
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that of Governor Taylor. No applica-
ton has yet been made for restrain'
ing order in either case.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

hereby ANNOUNCE mJIch ~ . caneI-
dSfa Tor tie nomination for Justice uf The
Peace, subject 70 th1 deellion 81 the Re-
county, ond respectfully solicit your sup
- HI. elIITn.
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NoT1cR
I desire 70 announce to the Repnhlln1ns
Of Ohio County, that am = candidate Tor
County Assessor, Country District o. ohip
County, ct the primary election.
Your support = respectfully solicited 4
IA LESTER SMITH.
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To-nIght-Lenox vs. creseents.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-18
RECENT INVENTIONS.

In Washington man has patented .
new crosscut-saw machine,.to be work.
ed by the legs, having two L-shaped
levers pivoted on frame, the long end
Of one L projecting up and the other
down, with pedals on the short ends.
which reciprocate bar attached to the
saw.
For carriages comfortable foot rest
has been designed by a Massachusetts
man, comprising pair Of brackets Sc.
cured In the front Of the wagon box.
with curved sockets in the brackets, In
which spindles are set to carry q bar,
which IL raised or lowered to the right
height.
There has been patented by o New
York man a folding ladder comprising
q tube cut In two sections lengthwise,
with q row Of pivot pins In each half
to support the rungs. which are loosely
mounted to allow the two parts Of the
tube to shut up and contain the runga
In the interior.
An improved spade for breaking up
earth into fine particles has a steel
frame shaped like shovel blade, with
the interior portion cut away and
strung with wires, which are headed In
the lower edge Of the blade, and have
threaded ends which are tighten
ed by nuts to stiffen the spade.
Water can be drawn from a well and
carried to the house by a new appar
atus, having carriage riding on q
cable and carrying windlass, which Il
revolved by gear wheel, the latter
being operated by the movement Of the
cable. which In turn is driven by q
crank to move the carriage and wind
lass In either direction.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-18
FOR The EAGLE.
Feast Of Political, Commercial
and General intelligence
for Eagle Readers.

John r. West, armed with afidavits
IRON his parents as to his age. eloped to
Nevada. Mo-, with Miss Ada Crouch.
secured license to wed, and then hasten.
ed to Lamar, where the couple were mar
iried. Ten minutes after the ceremony
IA message was received from the young
woman's father ordering the police to ar
rest them. They were taken to Sheldon.
and while West was securing bonds the
brides father, DIR. Crouch. hurried away
with the young wife. When he returned
West had him arrested on the charge Of
kidnapping. and In the midst Of the quar-
rel that ensued Crouch shot at West with
his revolver. but failed TO hit him. Later
Mrs.. West left her home. where her faith.
or had taken her. saying she was going
TO visit neiGhbors. She Joined her hus-
band at his home. Crouch. learning Of
her being there. again took her home.
West was arrested while on his way Ia
his father-in.law's house. He has sued
Crouch for $1,000
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Uncle Sam a. a Printer.

One thing that Is mounting up rapid.
" Is the official literature Of the govern.
ment. Most citizens complain II the
Presidents message fills more than one
page of the average newspaper, but
they fail to remember that behind that
message are thousands OF reports and
tons of documents. Indeed, II the av,
erage man We're to attempt to read ev'
erything the government publishes In
one year he would have to devote about
half a century to the task, taking eight
hours a day for the work of reading
Baltimore American.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-18
HISTORIC CHARMS OF NEwPoR'
Fashionable Watering Place Was Fam
ous In the Olden Days.

Fashionable Watering Place Was Fam.
one In the Oiden Days.
No watering place In the United
States. not even Saratoga, approaches
Newport In the fascination Of historic
charm. For more than two centuries
and half or as far back as the time
of Roger Williams the little island on
which It stands has been the scene Of
great ambitions. There 1t was that
Bishop Berkeley saw In his prophetic
and poetic vision how westward the
course of empire takes Its way;" there
1t was that the quakers, who had fol.
lowed George Fox himself to Rhode
Island, established a community which
at one time promised to rival that Of
Penn; there the Portuguese and Dutch
Jews SO fiourished that the Hebrew
name of TourO Is to-day the most IA.
miliar that greets the visitor.
Before the revolution the foreign and
domestic trade of Newport was greater
than New York's. Nowhere else was
there a social life more elegant and
scholarly. The Redwood library dates
it, name and origin to quaker mer.
chant Of the eighteenth century. Q con
temporary Of that Col. Godfrey Nal
bone who had house as famous In his
day as Marble house of the Vanderbilt
Belmont encourage 10 In ours. WheI
II was destroyed by fire one summer
afternoon, while his slaves were en-
gagged In cooking a dinner for bril-
liant company of his guests, the colone
Immediately ordered the feast to bt
served on the lawn. amidst the illumi
nation from the flames of the burning
mansion. 1t was this fire and thii
feast that did a great deal to make
Newport famous.--Ladies' Home Jour
/ mol
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-08-18
YANKEE AND SOUTHERN GIRLS.


Naval OAlcsr Mixed Them Up, bat
Made No Enemies.
Among the visitors to the Kearsarge
were two young women, dressed hand.
somely. One, In patterned rose-color
dress, had black hair, the complexion
Of q creole and bright brown eyes. She
reminded one Of the song. ''She Was
Bred in Old Kentucky, Take Her. Boy,
You're Mighty Lucky" She was q
Connecticut Yankee.
The other girl, In a plain gray skirt
and white waist, had brown hair, light
complexion and hazel eyes. She look.
ed like q stunning" New Eng'ander.
She was a Kentuckian.
The officer Of the deck was present.
ed to them on board. He took the
Yankee for the Kentucklan, and,
speaking to the girl with black hair,
recalled the Kearsarge ana Alabama
fight, saying good word by courtesy
for the Southern boat. The Yankee
girl didn't Observation-Disclosures under.
stand. The Southern girl smiled as she
listened, and suddenly broke in with a
suggestion that she'd like to see the
magazines and the engines Of the "lat.
est thing, named for the ship that
whipped the southerner." The officer
Of the deck turned and looked sharply
at the brown.haired girl with the hazel
eyes.
"Now, what does that meanf" he ask
ed. Am ! confused2 Which IL the
KentuckianT'
The brown.haired girl smiled again
and little flush came to the cheek
Of the officer.
II come from Kaintucky," said the
girl with the light complexion and the
hazel eyes. She spoke softly, withOu
resentfulness.
you're on the wrong ship"
"The wrong shipw said the girl from
Kentucky. "What's the difference now
adays? The Kearsarge and Kentuck!
are sister ships. We're all sisters now.
Boston Herald.