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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-17

the debt They wish every member
and friend to do their best.
Sunday morning in the Zane Street
NJ. E. church at 10: 80 O'Clock, com
munion will be celebrated. The pastor,
the Rev. C. H. Maloney, will conduct
both the morning and evening services.
The Rev. S. G. Naylor will conduct
the services at the Second Christian
church, at 1920 a. m. and 1880 p. M,
in the absence of the pastor, the Rev.
T. ]. White, who is visiting in North
ern Ohio.
The Rev. c. c. Drummer will con-
duct services this morning in the
North Street church. The pastor. the
Rev C. B. Graham, will preach at 7:30
p. m. Other services at the usual
hours.
The Rev. Herman Haas will conduct
the usual services tomorrow at st.
Pauls German Reform church. On
the 18th the pastor will start holding
services in the evening and will con-
tinue to hold them all winter.
The Rev. S. T. Wa5thafer will con-
duct services tomorrow morning and
evening in the Fourth Street church.
Morning subject, How to Become Like
Christ" evening subject, Future Pun
ishment" &c
The Rev. C. E. Clarke will preach
on Sunday morning on the subject
"GodHkeness'' in the Thomson NJ. e.
church, and in the evening on Moral
Influence of ADJUSTMENTS.
Rev>R. R. Bigger, of the Third Pres
byterian Church, conducted a series of
revival meetings during the week at
Cameron.
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MORE VICTIMS

OF Madame Carter. the CIairvoyant.
Women Lose Heavily in Money and
Jewelry.
The police investigation OF the con-
duet of Madam Carter, the alleged clair
yoyant, has brought to light many more
victims of the woman The deserfp-
ton furnished of her is a woman about
5 feet inches tall. plump face, about
80 years of age, and decidedly prepos-
sessing. No person has been found
who saw her after Z: 80 O'Clock Wednes-
day night, but her present whereabouts
is mystery.
A number of additional victims of
Madam Carter told their stories at
police headquarters, and to members
OF che detective force who have been at
work upon the ease. One woman stat
ed that she gave the clairv8yant Sis
in money and an article Of jewelry.
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Madame Carter appeared to first learn
If her victims had any money and then
scheme to secure possession of it. She
usually took a small sum at first, prom
Using that through her magnetism she
could double it for her dupe. In fire.
quent instances she paid them double
the amount only to borrow much
larger sum.
The stories are told reluctantly By
the victims, and the exact number OF
them, as well as the exact amount of
money and jewelry which Madame Car
ter secured through her swindling oper-
ations will probably never be known.
Some Of her victims are women well
known in society circles, a publication
of whose names would be surprise to
the community.
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CONFESSED CRIMES
Of RIPE IND MURDER
EXP|ATED 1T STAKE
Continued From First Page.

were on their way from Hugo and
other parts of the county to take
part in the affair.
1t had been announced that $3.50
o'clock should be the hour for
starting the fire, but it was nearly
an hour later when the word was
finally given.
At a mass meeting here last
night, an organization was
perfected for the purpose of lynch
ing John Porter,
On further action by the meet
ing, notices were posted to-day
warning negroes of bad character
to leave Lincoln and Ebert counties
and declaring that if they do not
go they will be escorted across the
border Officials of the Union Pa
cific and the Rock Island railroads
have been petitioned to remove
from these counties all the import
ed colored section men.
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TAMMANY AT WORK.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE com
mittee of five appointed by Richard Gro
ker to suppress vice, held its first meeting
in Tammany hall this afternoon. John
I<ellar, one of the committee. invited every
citizen of New York to lay before them
any evidence that will help to suppress
the dives or prove public officials guilty
Of connivanee with criminal vice.
Spare no one was Croker order to
the committee.
Chief of Police Devery has men out to
close the dives. He declares the town will
be closed tonight.
President York, of the police board, to-
day in speaking OF Tammany Hairs cru
SADIE against vice. said he would so TO any
length to cooperate with any committee
to better conditions.
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An Attractive Service.

The Sunday afternoon mems meet
ing at .the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION tomorrow will be very at
tractive The full choir of the Fourth
Street M. E. church will be present
and take charge of the singing. The
choir viii render several choice an
~thems, and lead the congregational
singing. Mr.. George F. Tibbits, Of
Washington, D. c., will make the adj
dress. Mr. Tibbits is forceful speaker
and very able and entertaining Cos
pei address may be anticipated. All
young men are invited to the meet
ing.
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Gratifying Results.

The net proceeds of the Kings
Daughters Rummage Sale amounts to
S1,022.16. The sale as pronounced
success, and those in charge of it are
to be commended for their efforts. The
ladies heartily appreciate the kindness
of those from whom they received con-
tributions. A similar affair will be
conducted during the coming year for
the benefit of the Day Nursery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-17

A musical and literary social was
byterian Church under the auspices of
the Carleton Circle of the church and
those attending were very pleasantly
entertained. A programme consisting
of tuneful vocal and instrumental selec-
tions and choice readings was render
ed, after which refreshments were sery-
ed. The various numbers were cred
itably given and received with hearty
applause.
The Aeolian Quartette, composed of
Messrs A. Dunn. NJ. Giesey, C. Reed
and C. Parker, favored the audience
with the opening and closing selections
OF the programme. An instrumental
solo was charmingly rendered by Miss
Bessie MeLain. Miss Louise p. Hub
bard read three selections, Jerome x
Jerome's Babies; James WhitcomD
Riley's John Alden and Pereilly," and
Frances Hodgson Burnett's "A Day at
Arle," and her efforts were deseryedly
commended. Miss Martha OFT and Miss
Anna McLain added materially to the
success of the entertainment by rem
dering vocal solos. C. Vincent's "a
Bright Summer Day" and F. Abts
"The Flowers Prayer were admir-
ably sung by the Ladies Quartette.
ANGELS Serenade," by Bragn, was ar
tistically given by Miss Jessie Mayer
on the violin and Miss Emma Row on
the piano Mrs. Frank LeMoyne Hupp
effectively rendered an instrumental
solo which formed one of the most
pleasing numbers of the evening.
1t was one of the most successful
entertainments ever given by the Cir
Gle. The proceeds were extremely graf
flying and will be used to aid the work
of the organization.
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In clerk Robertson,s Offce.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertsen's Of
flee, the following was recorded:
Deed made November 16, 1900, by G.
o. Smith and wife to William Cole;
consideration, $3.50; transfers south
half of lot Al on National Road, in JON
athan Zane's addition.
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THE BALL IS SET ROLLING
FOR BETTER CONDITIONS
Continued From First Page.

to this end | shall use to the utmost
limit all the power vested in me, and
that l shall hold to personal response
bility those who fail to exert them
selves in like Manner ~
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IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
THE THEMES FOR SUNDAY SER
MONS IN THE LOCAL
CHURCHES.
LADIES. OF CARLETON CIRCLE

Gave Very Successful Social Last
Evening mt the Second Presbyter--
ian Church--Work of the Kings
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Week
of Prayer-Other News of the Pull
pits.
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The usual services will be conducted
Sunday at II a. m. and 1870 p. nj.
by the pastor in the Vance Memorial
church. In the evening praise service
viii be held, and the following pro-
gramme rendered: Impromptu, Dud-
ley Buck; hymn SO, THE Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" Woodward;
hymn 1854; offertory, i Heard the
Voice of Jesus" Harris, Mrs. Howard
Hipkins; anthem, THE Strain Up
raise" A. j. Holden; hymn 622; Pro-
cessional, Batisti; address by DR.. Aus
tin. The choir is composed of Mrs.
Howard Hopkins, Miss Harriet Dalzell,
sopranos; Kisses Amanda Spell and
Bessie McLain, contralto; Mr.. A. w.
Specht, tenor; Messrs. ]. A. Moore
and A. w. PAUL, basso; Miss Mary
Wilde, organist.
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A Cake Soc;sI.

To-day the Kings Daughters of st.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal church
will conduct cake sale at the Graves
book store on Twelfth street A corps
of obliging young ladies will be in
charge, and all kinds of pastry will
be on sale. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the organizations work,
and the affair will no doubt be liber-
ally patronized.
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&C EE is the price of n new line of
tpOsz ~ Peau de Sole waists. They're
different from the usual ran
GEO. III. SHOOK 81 co.
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&C On bays an elegant 10 inch,
VO.oO lined kerscy Jacket here to-
dny-Any co;or. GEO. Va. sN0Ok> d. co.
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GO OK secures lovely flannel
VOsCV waist. Front has figures
emb'd in two colOrs.
GEO. Nj. SHOOK d CO.
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Nn Further TrnuhIes-

ley, II, $50; Bryan. c7,sl1: Woolley 1854;
Maloney, 1,lS7; Barker, IS; Deb@, Az.
No Further Troubles
TAMPA Fla, November 16-No further
trouble has occurred here between the RI
val cigar makers unions.
Killed I'm Wreck
CARLISLE, Pa, November 16-A Cum
berland Valley. passenger train crashed
into the rear OF local freight this even
ing. VIM. c. Shower and Charles w. HaY-
becker were killed
Natives stiu Bitter
HONOLULU, November 9.-Robert W
Wilcox independent Ropalist, has been
elected Hawaiian delegate TO Congress
over Samuel Parker Republican. The re-
suit shows native bitterness over annexa-
ton.
Based On Existing Laws
WASHINGTON. November 16.-To-day
Secretary Gage announced that his esti-
mates would show an excess of receipts
over expenditures for the year OF $1,000. 900
and an excess Of receipts from the fiscal
year ending July /, 1892, of $50, 0o4000 This
estimate is based upon the present revenue
Nlaws.
Back From TransvaaI-
NEW YORK, November 16-Thirty-four
OF the Chicago Irish ambulance corps who
fought in the Transvaal. arrived this
morning. Ali are In good health.
senator Davis's Condition
ST. PAUL, November Ex-senator Da-
vis's condition shows little change.
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per cent.
| Population of Hawaii
| WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE pop
| ulation OF Hawaii is 154,00l. against l09,0zO
in 1896, an increase of 1881, or AZ per
| cent.
Snow Delaying Trains
! NEW YORK, November 1.-THE snow
storm in the northern and western. parts
| of the State has caused much delay TO
/ trains Mails are from four to seven hours
| late.
| Cutters for Cuba
MIAMI, Fla, November 1.-the fleet Of
| revenue cutters for Cuban service has ar
rived by way of the Inland passage :
To Educate Filipinos-
DULUTH. Mimi. November 16.-The
State normal school board has decided 70
educate eight Filipinos free at the state
normal
Ex-GGv. RamsdelI Dead
NASHUA. n. H.. November 16.-Former
Governor Ramsdeu, of New Hampshire.
died at his home in this city to-day, OF
apoplexy, aged 65.
Murderer Hanged
VANCOUVER. b. c., November 1s-Lip
Yueck, the murderer of Chief of Police
Main, of Steveston, was hanged to-day.
Sentenced to Hang-
MOOSOMIN. n. w t.. November 16,-
Morrison. who murdered the Macarthur
| family, has been found guilty and sem
| fenced to be hanged January Il, 1901.
| The Closing Session
MONTGOMERY. Ala, November To-
| The United Daughters of the Confederacy
held the closing session of their annual
convention to-day.
! Furniture Factory BGrned-
| WILLIAMSBURG, Pa. November 49,
| The Hughesville Furniture Company, Of
| Hughesvilie, was burned out to-day. Loss
$4,000.
| Thanked by the Queen
| LONDON, November i6.-Queen Victoria
| received a detachment of colonial troops
at Windsor this afternoon and personally
| thanked them.
| They Must Return
| PHILADELPHIA, November 16.-The
| board of inquiry has decided that the Is
| lace workers brought from Europe by
| Zionist Dowie must return.
! Quiet in Samoa
SAN FRANCISCO. November lad
| vices from Samoa state that affairs in
| the islands are quiet.
Health Was had
| YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. November IS
| son, Of St. Paul, committed suicide to-day
rifle
/ Population of Iowa
| WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE pop
ulatiof1 of Iowa is 223l $50, against 191l.-
S96 in 1890; an increase Of 3ls,957. Of 1871
| per cent.
No Statement
BOSTON. November 1s---red Hartley.
wool merchant. has ASSIGNED. No state
| ment.
Respite Granted
| Governor Stone to-day resrsied Mark
! Thomas Hayes. Of MIDTOWN, vho was 10
have been hanged next Tuesday, until
| January Y.
Have Broken Railway
| LONDON, November r.-Tne Beers. ac-
/ cordng TO a Cape Town correspondent
| have broken the railway in twenty places.
| To Buy New Gnns-
| LONDON, November iT.-"The Indian
government" says the Sinla correspond
ent Of the Daily Mail, is about to spend
I~army."
Joseph Parker Dead
BELLEVILLE, Ont, November fE jos
eph Parker father Of gilbert Parker. the
well known novelist, died here to-day,
aged 90 years
Only Slight Damage
CARACAS. Venezuela. November IA
| severe earthquake shock was felt this
morning in the island OF Curacao. CnIy
slight damage
rA~o-rh xx;4t vh~sr yvc~a
WASHINGTON. November ls-About
400 clerks in the census bureau viii be dis
missed between now and December 1
Allegheny County Ofncina-
lowing is the Official count 81 AIlerhars,
county for Presidential electors. MeKin.
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Murderer Hanged
Sentenced to HanE--

VANCOUVER, b. c., November 10,
Yueck. the murderer of Chief of Pol
Main, of Steveston, was hanged to-da!
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES,
Killed on the Rcilroad-

Killed on the RciIrOad-
HARRISBURG, Pa, November 10
Andrew Jeski. 81 years Of age, was killed
to-day at Steelton by a Pennsylvania rail
road train.
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Ex-Gov. Rnmsdcll pead-

NASHUA. n. H.. November l6.-Forme
Governor Ramsdeu, of New Hampshire
died at his home in this city to-day, o
apoplexy, aged Sc.
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WASHINGTON. November 16.-The pof
ulation of Hawaii is l54,O0l, against 1926
in 1896, an increase of 44,9Sl, or Az pc
cent.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. November 16.
The United Daughters of the Confederat
held the closing session of their annu
convention to-day.
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snow Delaying Trains-

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE snow
storm in the northern and western parts
trains Mails are from four to seven hours
late
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ley II, 7so; Bryan, c7.si1: Woolley 1854
Maloney, 1,1S1: Barker, IS; Debs, AZ.
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Anarchist Arrcstcd-

has been arrested here.
Population Of Louisiana
WASHINGTON, November 16-The pop
ulation of Louisiana is 1881, 625, against l.
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TAMPA, Fla, November 16.-No further
trouble has occurred here between the RI
val cigar makers unions
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other Religious Notes.
A choice supper will be served by the
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Cntters for Cuba

MIAMI, Fla, November 1.-THE fleet OF
revenue cutters for cuban service has ar
rived by way of the Inland passage. :
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Furniture FACTORY Burned-

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. November 49,
The Hughesville Furniture Company, Q
Hughesville, was burned out to-day. Los
S75, 900
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MOOSOMIN. n. w. T.. November
Morrison. who murdered the Near
family, has been found guilty and
fenced to be hanged January II. 1901
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Thanked by the Queen

LONDON, November i6.-Queen Victoria
received a detachment of colonial troops
at Windsor this afternoon and personally
thanked them.
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NO Educate FiIipinos-

DULUTH, Mimi. November 16.-T
State normal school board has decided
educate eight Filipinos free at the sta
normal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-17

George AIDE will tell an
other fable in modern
phrases. u is all about
"a widoyver who got gay at
a time when he should have
been thinking OF his latter
end. and the troubles it
caused him and his friends.
This Article alone is worth
Ave times the price of the
paper. to say nothing of
MIR. DooIey's quaint Celtic
philosophy SO attractively
presented in inimitabIe
dialect.
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Population of Hawaii

1857 in 1890; an increase of 2s3 03s, or 2S.5
per cent.
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They Must Return

PHILADELPHIA, November 16.-Tt
board Of inquiry has decided that the
lace workers brought from Europe b
Zionist Dowie must return.
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Among the features to-
morrow Will be an inter-
esting articles by well
known West Virginia writ
err concerning n mystery
that has long excited the
interest OF the people of IN
section of this State. 1t IL
well worth reading.
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The
Sunday
| Register.
A paper for every family
and for every member
of every family.

Something to attract and
please everybody. A mia ga
zine of good things that
no orc should miss
To-mOrrow's issue VIII
be an especially fine nurn-
Der, and it would be well
to order 1T to-day
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ouict In Samoa
Health Was had

SAN FRANCISCO, November
the islands are quiet.
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LONDON, November 1.-THE Indian
government" says the Simla correspond
eBt of the Daily Mail, is about TO spend
e.. 10000 for the new guns for the Indian
army"
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WASHINGTON. November ls4-About
400 clerks in the census bureau win be dis
missed between now and December L
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only sllght Damage-

CARACAS. Venezuela, November rs.-
severe earthquake shock was felt II
morning in the island OF Curacao. CT
slight damage
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Have Droken RotIwnv-
To Buy New Gnns--

LONDON. November 1.-THE Beers. a
cording TO a Cape Town correspondent
have broken the railway IN twenty place
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HARRISBURG, Pa. November Is-
Governor Stone to-day respiied Mar
Thomas Hayes. Of MIDTOWN. rho was I
have been hanged next Tuesday, unit
January p.
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Joseph Parker Dead

BELLEyILLE, Ont, November fE-Jog-
eph Parker, father Of gilbert Parker. the
well known novelist, died here to-day.
aged % years.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. November 1s-
James e. Kitson, son Of Comm odore Kit
son. Of St. Paul, committed suicide to-day
by shooting himself with a Winchester
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Resnite Granted

BOSTON. November 16---red Hartley
wool merchant. has asstgrtd. No state
ment.
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formulation Of Lowe

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE pop
ulatiof1 of Iowa is 2.231. s5s, against I91l
ss6 in 1890; an increase Of 3l9,957. OF IS
per cent.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
EFR|CERATORS.

Your main object in buying
Refrigerator is to &c. one
large enough for your needs
and above allan ice saver,
When a handsome piece of
furniture, easy to clean, is
thrown in, you feel that you We
got your moneys worth. In
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16

short and stout, with round, good
humored face, his busy hands and feet
are constantly ministering to our needs.
John, with prescience which we humbly
admit Is beyond us, placed our steamer
chairs beside the three most attractive
women on board and 10 "our ways are
ways of pleasantness and all our paths
are peace" Undoubtedly John knew
Whereof he was doing, for had not
Madame Fabriant and her attractive
daughter crossed on this line ten sum-
mers In successionY The wife and daugh.
ter of prominent French professor in
the New York college, we find them Gull
tured and charming, and most helpful
and entertaining in their "Reminiscences
of foreign travel. To the third Miss
Baker attaches most romantic interest.
Born in New York of Dutch parentage,
her flance, a native of Amsterdam and a
practicing physician, has been ordered to
India on account OF poor health. He has
pressed his claim so urgently that the
young woman has finally decided to leave
friends, home, mother, country, and
after preliminary visit to his people in
Holland, start on twenty-eight days
trip from Amsterdam TO India, to NEE
and marry her betrothed. OF a truth
this is Lowell As for men we have
them gaiore-professional, scientific, ar
tistic; artists of fame beyond America,
doctors of protoplasm, specialists through
all grades of medicine, up to doctors
of philosophy, graduates of Columbia
predominatlng.
Ten days at seq Far be 1t from us TO
question its restfulness to the bo1y, but
Its paralyZing effect ON the mind is APP
palling. 1t is as though the vast sur
rounding water reached the brain, dilut-
ing all ideas. past usefulness. One blonde
Belgian rose superior to the gene raj in
ertia, and through his efforts we enjoyed
% a concert Of three hours duration.
1t is needless to say quantity swallowed
quality. We have had our moments of
excitement, as when we were reused at
dead of night by the shrill screams of
numberless feminines, shrieking with.
wild alarm, "A rat, q rat which, how
ever calm investigation proved tiny
mouse that even the well fed feline
scorned. We have issued one copy of the
''Maasdam Highroller," an original paper
illustrated by well known artists and
sold at auction for the benefit of n eedy
seamen, and now we have reached the
end.
For days and days our ship has NOV ed
ION the face OF the waters;' at last the
land is In sight-a dim dis
lance still-but there. We pass the Scilly
islands, the coast Of England and then
we reach Boulogne-surmer, the haven
where we would be, our hearts filed with
for our preservation on the
great deep.
MRS. HERMANN KoTZSCHMAR.