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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28

peak and, holding on to line with his
left hand, began to swing with his
right bull on the end Of rope In cir.
cles about Ills head. Presently letting
so the rope it slipped through his I'm
gers, and the globe landed on the pl-
rates deck. There was an explosion,
the deck was ripped to pieces, and
three-q quarters OF the men on It were
blown to atoms. The shock dislodged
Chamberlin, who fell. fortunately es.
Gaping the side, into the water, whence
he was dragged back on to his vessel.
The matches OF the sloop were opened,
and out rushed fifty men armed with
rifles and cutlasses, with the former Of
which they shot every living man on
the picarooD.
On the Inez the captain, the crew
and the passengers watched the Mar
guerita approach the slOop, not doubt.
ing that the latter would fall an easy
prey and that they would soon see her
crew walking the plank after which
the pirates would turn their attention
to the nez. There was scarcely a
weapon aboard, and the ship rolled
helplessly in the long swellB, Suddenly
there was boom, and cloud Of
smoke shot up from among the two
vessels-they could not at first tell
from which, but presently saw that
the sloop was unframed, while the
waist Of the pirate showed great gap.
Puns OF smoke appeared on the
sloop's deck, growing less frequent till
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28

G. NJ. West has moved his stock Of
feed from Glen Elk to the old Will
llams & Dawson Co.'s building in the
East End, where you can always find
everything in the feed line at the low
est prices. Both phones. ga
DR.. Geo. NJ. Holt, dentist, will be in
his Clarksburg Dental ofliCe, at his
residence 1893 w. Pike street on the
LIST day of November and remain 40
days. Crowns aud Bridges for much
less money than you have been paying
for IL and guaranteed. pay no high
price Office rent. 44-td.
A fine line Of yarns, zephyr shell
and floss and saxony at Miss Elizabeth
Coffman's. II
Large line Of fancy colored neRl :
shirts to. select from .at The Clarl I
burg Tailoring Co.'s l1-tI
j. w. worley, dentist, will be in
Salem the first of each month and
will remain 20 days. Office opposite
depot. Fly
Youngs Headache Powders are
harmless and can be taken by anyone.
ID by G. G. Stone. 2S-tf.
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on the top OF one OF the projecting
spiIes of the pier and covered his face
with his hands. His neighbors thought
that he was giving way to his feelings.
This was not true-at least not for
long He was forming q plan to save
the Inez.
In another hour the Alice. the sloop
that had brought the news, sailed away
under command of Ned Chamberlin.
The moon, slightly past the full, came
up out Of the water. illuminating all
within the circle Of the horizon. The
breeze began to die away and bid fair
to cease altogether. This gave the hope
that the picaroon had not been able to
move against the Inez. The Alice with
In another two hours was becalmed,
but not before Ned Chambertin saw on
the horizon two ships in the doldrums
which he strongly suspected were the
ones he sought. Ordering half dozen
men to man a boat, he sent them ahead
to tow the sloop and while 1t was still
night placed her between the becalmed
ships
At the first gray light in the east the
young captain brought his glass to bear
first on one. then the other. of his neigh
bors and soon made up his mind that
the one on his port was the Inez, the
other the Marguerite. Breathing a sigh
Of relief, he leaned against the tatfrail,
folded his arms and waited.
What was he waiting for? There was
not gun on his. deck nor protruding
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- cro,v, rcrble.

The attraction of name character
is apt TO be Outlived, like the attraction
of his body, and the power OF love
grows feeble in its turn, as wen as the
power to inspire love in others. II IL
only with a few rare natures that
friendship is added to friendship, love
to love and the man keeps growing
richer in affectlon-richer, mean, as
a bank may be said to grow rich. both
giving and receiving more-after his
head is white and his back weary, and
he prepares to so down into the dust
OF death.-RObert Louis Stevenson.
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oorkrr Enrlr atrnrrlea.

Maxim Cork, the Russian novelist,
had an early career that in many ways
recalls the early struggles Of Jacob A.
RiIs. He ran away from home when
a lad and for years found life mighty
hnrd grubbIng He worked as a day
laborer. a sawyer. a cook and a lighter
man. Then he heard that free instruc-
ton could be obtained at KaEan, and,
having no money to pay for his jour
ney, he walked there, distance OF
over COO miles. Then be found he had
q head.
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at last al was quiet. Then. ana not TN
then. they began to realize that they
had been saved. and wild cheer went
up. which was answered BY the men on
the sloop.
A few minutes later boat left the
side OF the victor and headed for the
meg. When It reached the vessel Ned
ChamberAn, followed by his tirst on
Ger, climbed her side and In another
moment was locked In the arms Of
Rose Riclitord.
SIYRA ETHEL wEsTBRooK.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-28

Everybody should patronisa hem
industries ae much aa possible III
Consumers Toe Go. has just got starte Z
and asks your patronage. You BhoIu
give them your orders us money SPA I
With them will remain in ClGrkebul
and. help to build up Uur CITY. Eft
1t looks like Merriman, the Shoe
man, is selling all the Hats and Caps
to men and boys They have learned
healways has the newest fashions;
most reliablel brands and lowest
prices. B'tf
That throbbing headache willleavo
II you take one Of YounRs Headache
Powders. SoldbY G. Q. Stone and g.
d, Sturm s. Co. 8-tf.
For full information concerning our
new school 10 DO opened at Clarks-
burg, Aug. 4, address, The Elliott
Commercial School, ClarksbuTg, w.
va, S7-tf
Large line OF underwear for fall and
winter at tho harrisburg Tailoring
Company, Traders building. 48-tf.
Six nice building lots for sale, See
Harvey w. Harmer. 22-tf
Highest marketIprices paid for beef
hides at Central meat market John
P. Candy, manager. 1926.
For ent-OneI,five room dwelling
house with good cellar and large lot.
Address j. B. MARTIN, Bridgeport,
VIVA. s'st.
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NOTICE.
Bank Book Lost.

Bank Book, No. 2419 being reported
lost, any person or persons having pos
session thereof or any claim 70 the
missing bank book are requested to
return the same to the bank OrSubmit
TO having said bank book declared
cancelled or exLlnguished and new
book issued in lieu thereof,
R.T, LOWNDEs & Co. SAVINGS BANK
GEo. 4. DUNCAN,
24t Cashiers
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conninornta..

she-why did you ask Belle 70 80
with us2
Hell saw Ihe was going anyhow,
and I didn't wish her to feel mean
over it.-SmRrt Set.
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To remove pasted label from can
or bottle hold over the steam of ket-
Tie for a few minutes, when It can b
easily relnnrpd
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P!TTsBURa GAZETTE
DAILY AND SUNDAY

DELIVERED PROMPTLY BY KID
WARD ROSIE. sO-iy
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AIYRA EraRL wEsTDRooN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
MCCARTHY ARRAIGNS MANNING
AND Is. CALLED "INFAMOUS LAR
RULES. FOR THE PRIMARY
OF .THIIRSDAY NEXT.

1o,or,nr A.. few bits Of
to be held next M
p NJ
Judges oath
scr s of the oath thh
candidate for the wore
any promise ora
candidate -. rto
entitled vote except in the
he .,-. -
the seca of the committee be opened except
judges
carefni couneo'
certificate contains SO many
many ballots shall also be returned " M -
mmtec, and other papers -. 80
ballot from the pois. anu =
ticket he must ~
nandE Eetano !. ana ,nl +h.
pol-book -. t,,o
name the judge beoe ooe's W
in the halcalla the the voter
7t In case his ballot he may one o.
instruction OF
sh Immediately upon closing and before the ballots are
shall be called in W
ballots and the ck sna n'ae
w a. The o.nook a certificate cast for each can
didate which by the judges " ~
returned to Committee
candidate for eac OF os
- .n , lumber of councfmen Justices Of the
in his ward but for the
candidate for any particular once na
affect the his ballot ~.
and will Immediately daily the run
pnts that every one can see @
voted i he :, - - .,r;s
ANY candidate before noon
c5h chairman Of the City Commute anu - I - the the
snecfyne therein precinct and
rfraud alleged - 5.ooor,
@ n,os no ounsins within 40 feet Of the
lin -, =, 49,, =. .r an@
d ~ the back Of said has voted at that
:n ,o.d - ~
conviction of any person fraud or crime n
the election
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
TIL / STRIKE | now
FARCICAL AFFAIR
They Are Divided Into Two Fac.
;ions and Their Financial
Support Very Small.

Especial Dispatch tosIhe IImes.l
NORFOLK. VA. April 5sThe street
car strike situation here appears some.
what farcica1. Recently the strikers met
ndsdeclared the hike Oft and a number
OF the strikers, they say,e eighteen. General
Manager Of the Norfolk Railway and
Light Comp any J Johnston says forty. re-
turned to- work for the company. along
with non-union .men, and the union. it.
appeared, veto pieces.
Two days ago Labor Leader Mullen. OF
Richmond. arrived here with 800, which
union Ia abors elsewhere contributed to aid
the strikers. He could not find the
street railway mems union, but finally
Strike Leader S.lH: Kelly got q quorum
OF strikers together and declaring that
the railway people were employing new
men instead of re-employing strikers as
vacancies were made, as they promised
to do, declared the strike onsa gain. ..B
s Mr.. Mullen was doubt tful, but, &c Isl
stated, finally paid over the 500. ]. There
are apparently two factions of the
:stTikersathes Kelly and Brooks factions
The Kelly strikers II is said viii stay
out to the end The strikers have each
received since thes strike occurred. some
sfQrtyEdayssako.sa#t0 t0taI Isof s., Which has
been Observation-Disclosures 1abor rsorEahizations
selSeNnSI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
fsnecial pi.patch 10 The Tincs.)

B1NGHAMToN, N. Y, April 5.-A TO
mantle wedding took place here ycster-
5day, when Samuel Male. lumberman
of West Point, King William county, Va.'
was married to Mrs. Mary Jane Tavenef.
Il; is the consun,n1ation of romance
that began in England tilirty-tive years
ago.
were very much in love. They We're en-,
Gagged to be married. but cloud crossed
their happiness. and, in lovers IN,
they parted Male coming to this coun-
try. lie driftcd South and engaged IN
numbering, locating in King " imam
county. Va. His sweetheart grew to wo-
manhood. married and came to America,
where a few years ago her husband dleo.
Meanwhile Male married and his wifc
passed away.
lie recentely made a trip North, and
while in this section had telesrapl1lc
message, in which he was made aware
OF his sweetheart's existence, and be-
came Impressed with the idea she was IN
Albany. He went TO that city, found
Mrs. Tavener and they were malrled :;
AIR and Mrs. Male, after an extended
visit here, will return to Virginia TO
make their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
WILL CORRECT
The ILL USAGES.
Secretary Shaw Will See That
Baggage inspectors Are
More Polite.
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Sscretarys u
Treasury Shaw has sent a letter TO each.
Of the ladies who recently signed a. paper,
addressed to him. complaining of the III
trea tment and etc., at the hands OF bag
gage Inspectors at the port of New orK..
The letter states that on account OF. the
petition a circular letter was sent to each
signer asking a more specific statement
and the facts upon which tho couclu-
|, sions recited in the petition We're based
The answers Indicate the following
gricranccs:
That receipted bills are not accepted as
proof Of value: that duties are often
imposed upon old clothing; that trunks
are cmptied on the wharf: that impcrti-.
ncnt questions are asked and remarks
made which are huniJiating.
The want or definite charges, the Sec.
rctary's letter continues. renders it.well-
nigh Impossible to conduct a specific am 1t-
vestigatt tton. The Department, he says.
MIL do all in it's power 10 reduce legit1-;
mate cause Of complaint TO the minimum
& GOVERNMENT NOT Al Eau LT.s5tss
The Secretary says he is surprised thai T
the ladies who signed the petition report
80 little personal incpnve enience. Contin-
rine, he! says: IF the piers we're the
property OF the United States very tm-
srcrtanta changes might be msds s. have have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
CADET MILES
STRUCK by BALL
Knocked Unconscious, and Team
Declined to Play Further.
Game Was Forfeited.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

= : - + :
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 5.-The
game of baseball at the Exposition Park
to-day between the Virginia. Polytechnic
institute and Clemson College, OF this
Sta te, was abruptly terminated in the
seventh inning bysa serious accident to
C. p Miles, of the Virginia. team, who
was struck in the head by a. pitched ball
and knocked unconscious. Miles had just
stepped up to the home plate and was
in, position to strike, when Clemson's
crack twirler let fly wild drive that
landed :on Miles left temple. He dropped
time. 80
5. .Te-was subsequently, removed to a sitr-
eical ward at the City Hospital, where
lie received skillful medical attention and
careful nursing. He is not dangerously.
injured The verdict of the hospital ply
sicians is that he will be able to be out,
in a few days..
+ After AIiles1was hurt the Virginia Poly
technic Institute declinedBto continue the
game. which; was forfeited to- Clemson,
IN accordance with the regulations ofsthe
sport, bysa score of 9 to (. The score at
the time was3s222 to q in favor of the South
Carolina a on; so will be seen
that the SVirginians would have; lostSsi
the remaining two innings had S. been
played.
abIe difficulties, the. tall grass of the field
shayinc hamper sthe actions of the men
to a. great extent.
large and ent husiastin crowd sWassin
q attendance and but for the unfortunate
dent it;wonld have been a thoroughly.
seninHabl EamA s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
RICHMOND. HARBOR WILL
Benefit BY APPROPRIATIONS
There is Little Doubt That Congress Will Vote a Good
Sum for the Improvement Of James River
Y L. lnf#M 1inafin,,
to. Head of Navigation.

Thanks to the constant watchfulncss
and unremitting activity Of Captain Wiz
liam 1T. Curtis and his cola borers, James:
River, and especially that portion Of 1t
within the corporate limits Of the city
Of Richmond, known as the Rlchmond
city harbor, is about tosrecelve haIlo haIo--3 L
some appropriation at the hands OF the
ia atiOnal government.
The river and harbor bill, now In the
hands of the Commerce Committee OF
the Senate, contains am appropriation OF
$3.50 600 for the Improvement of. James
River. This much is assured, think those
in touch with the situation in w ashlng-
ton. OF especial interest though, a re the
assurances which Captain Curtis has re.
iceiyed from Senator Martin during the
mast few days that the committee VIII
act fayora bly, on two amendments which
he will propose. One of these amend
ments will .be. to increase. the appropriac5
stion from $3.50 0G0 to $500, 900. and the other
will be to add the provision that the sum
is to be expended for the betterment Q.
the river from theSsea to the head OF
navigation, This la st amendment will
carry with it the recognition of the har-
bor at the hands of the national govern
ment. for which Richmond has fought
long and earnestly. ~
It's believed thatithe bill IN this amend
ed condition will be acted on this week
It's pa ssage will mean great thing gss. Tor.
Richmond in assuring the continued de- De
5yelopment and expansion of the 5Ir1ge5
sCompany's plant and lin the growth OF
the city's commercial sintere est q =
Al this time there Is a, depth Of twenty
feet of water up the James River to the
corporate limits and a, depth of sixteen
feet Of water above the CORPORA te. limits.
to. the shipyards, IN what is known as the
larbor. 81. -.
: Some years a go the government made a
careful survey of the river. with a View
to the improyernent#ofa. OF a.the channel ito a
depth rof twenty-five feet at high tide. Or
twenty-five sfeet at mean; low tide up to:
the corporate limits o this scheme the
governments has been committed, and in
the prosecution Of this enterprise the an-s
nual appropriate have; been expended g
But nothing has been done above the cor
poratet limits in the harbor.s
During lleapastny yearsn othing has. been
done on8 any part of the s 8 strea n. river
sor 5harbor. Thereswas no nosappropriation.E
The bill,sitswill l'be3remembered.sw was talked
to- death syearsa agoEinS the closing hours
5ofsthe session by "a Senator from Montana.
Although the James river received no
appropria ton for the stSyear, Richmond
gained something g;s in the.di iscussions.of OF:
twelve. months. .aso;sw resulted Fin the.
forma ton OF the river and sharhorE appro-z
:priation bill. Through the ctiyity Of
Captain CurtiaS and Senator dartin the
FEarbor; that part Of thef river above the,
corporate limits wass recognized ami are-s
3cejTeds an lon Tor the first time
ss Tne :ffll sof la1t-xsaro kfnAlly 1ined;
IN itsdS $3.50 000s for tnesJ James Rive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

Senator Martin had 5. this changed to
81 1s7,5GO; for the river proper and $4,000
for the f1arbor. In this shape it was sap-.
proved by the committee and would have
passed Congress, as it had an overwhelm-
Ing majority, had It. not been talked to
deathsin the closing hours of the session.
The appropriation, when secured this
year, will be utilized in taking up the
work of river innprov emcnt where it was
dropped a year ago for the lack Of an ap-
preparation. The work OF deepening the.
river and harbor to uniform channel
depth OFFS feet at high tide Will be car
ried forward. OF course, this whole task
cannot be accomplished In; one year or
with one appropriation It is the work of.
eight or ten years and several million
dollars. The appropriation asked will do;
much good. however, and will carry the.
work forward in good style. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
CONVENTION GOSSIP.
Members Leaving for Their Homes and
Old Hall Looks O6solate.

There was silence in. the old, hall Of
the House Of Delegates yesterday. aad y
presents desolate appearance
nearly a year its walls have echoed beea.
the eloquence, argument, logic OF gxeae
debaters in the Constitutional ConYeny
ton and the Legislature.
Could the old chamber speak 1t woul0
doubtless have joined 8 Friday IN the
paeans of rejoicing at the prospect OF
rest, even If brief Almost another 4y0
Of important service WIN soon sconfronss
1T, and yesterday busy workmen werMs
giving it a spring cleaning that Will las "a
until. the more important changes and
additions contemplated by the Buildin9
Committee are undertaken.-- Them ITS
north wall viii be dismantled aitJS
removed, and Il modern. Spacious sciiani.M
Der will greet the solons to assemble In
1868 g
When the convention reassembles MeX
21d tits not thought the hall will 9be .oc.s
copied longer than ten days or two sWeehss
In that time, it is believe q the report OF
the COMMITTEES on Final Revision viii
have been adopted and tho4 new ConsSlss
tuition proclaimed.
Most Of the members had left for thetos
homes yesterday. Some of them lingere6s
about the hall fixing rup their paperA
but left In the afternoon.S Some .of 5thoeos
were Messrs.; Glass ,sLindsaY.s Gwynsf6tsn-
bins. Ingram. Rives. o. FIaherty, Huoards
and II. n. Barnes. g ~ 3
2S The Revision COMMITTEES will hold sftS
first meeting on Mosdays Aprl f4tl.avhsns
1T Is thought the subcommittee composed
/. of SIessrs. w. Anderson. NIeredith and
one other whose.names issnot nowsrecoll-.
! ed, will be ready to- report to ths fnal J
committee The Final Revision Cona-ss
mites IS composed Of the following men.s
bers: Messrs Anderson, of RochbftdeeS
Daniel. Cameron. Moore. oe S fairA1ss
Gregory, Boaz. Greer Jones. OF Kinss anAs
Queen; ;sWysor. Brooke. Doris. Wateenss
Braxton. Bou1din and dsMeredithssC5 C5Gks
B.L.-Hawkins.
81 81 Hon G. Wysorsdepa:tedSfo for his dis
fant home in Pulaski last nigh. Hs vlllsT
be enkaked in an nimportants murder. t11Aks
next week. Besides being of q sdeifo
spersonality. Mr.. Wysor has becc1Asls
5ablvs one OF the most nniversaliyS Spols
members OF the convention, and Aiasani
str Is estioned essl.szss;; s.:
Delegate Blair OF sWytbes left fdesy -
inEton last night. 4 He said he #hedslss4
incorrectly paired BY hfs frfeadA Hhe1A AA@:
paireds him I'm his zhaenc0a the z0ehe9sA
;insfxyorof the GilIesptes su0feeayI1A4
ianst sthe Glass pIan. 1lr.Ss eleso 49,
&c ne had bess. present 10 vseuia -.
lvote6 aK1inaG III SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
HE MARRIES FIRST LOVE
AFTER THlRTY-FNE YEARS
by Lovers Tiff Samuel Male Finds His Sweet
heart bv Telegraph and WEEDS. Her

requested that. the several steamship
companies provide special room, or that
they allow the Government to. construct
presentable, and If need be, portable
counters, with screens about them, SO
as to permit seclusion.
In conclusion, the Secretary says: 1t
is the intention of the Department. to pre-
pare a circular containing suggestions TO
travellers. the same. to be given them as
they are leaving our ports. and it is hoped
that these will. be Of assistance in pre-
pairing a proper schedule for examination
on their return. deputy will always
be in attendance to whom any incivility
can be reported. Many notifications will.
be made from time to time as they become
spra CT lea bic - r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
Emporia Electric Plant S.
Special Dispatch to The Time,

EAIPORIA,s april 5.-The Emporin Light
and Power, Company has closed a contract;
with the Electrical 8 Cons .ruction Com
pany OF Virginia for the installation OF
their electric. .plantS here's AS soon: as the
details Of the work can be- agreed upon
the work will be3 pushed forward as rap
idiys as possible
Bishop Randolph will visit Christ Epis-
eopalS Church on the evening Of the Sth
of April.
Z James. infant son of DIR nd Mrs. Geo:
b. Wood, is Il IL at his ather'ssresi.
dence lin 1outh Enrc1tl -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
WABASH SEEKS OUTLET.
Bids for Western Maryland to Reach.
Atlantic iSeaboard.

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BALTIMORE, MD, April Sit is Off
cially announced here that the Wabash
System is: the real party in interest in
the Ibid putin by the Fuller syndicate
for the interest of this city in the West
crn Maryland nailroad. and that Joseph
Ramsey, Jr.. president OF the Wabash, has 8
become IL member of it. The purpose of
the syndicate is to secure the Western
Maryland for the purpose of giving to the
Wabash Il line. to stidewater, and it has
offered $500. .oC0 for the city's interest.
These facts were brought out to-day a
a hearing before the Council and the mu-
Snicipa1 cen1nitte having the matter in
charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
M'KINLEY, MEMORIAL.
Check for.s5oo Sent from Stockholm,
for the Fund.
lBy Associatei Pres,,'

lBy Associated Press)
+ STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN April 5.-Wil-.
liam W. Thomas. Jr.. the United States
minister here. has Just sent to the Unit
ed States his check for over $500. repre-.
senting the contributions OF the minister.
and, others in Sweden and Norway to-.
wards the erection at Canton. Ohio. of:
the National memorial to the late Presi-.
dent Mckinley.
There is no5Anlerican colony at Stock
holm, Is the case at many OF the
larger capital cities of Europe. and the
United States minister has raised this
sum chiefly among the diplomatic and
consular corps of Sweden and Norway,
and among friends of America at Stock.
holm. s8E33