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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
HAzELroN.

Correspondence of The Argus.
A delightful vaudeville entertainment
was given last Friday at the residence OF
sylvanus Fike. Refreshments were served
by Minnie Fikc aud Demie FaIkner Music
by Mrs. Fike
Ruth Mitchell and brother Willie we're
at webb's Chapel Sunday.
zalmon cuppett spen, sunday at Lenox.
Jacob Nicola has opened a barber shop
in connection with his Ieweiry store.
John Spiker was seriously. but not fatally
Injured while telling tres on Friday. DR..
Casteel in attendance.
We are Informed that Miss Friend and
Mr.. Fa'kner are to engage in the joint com.
pilation OF newspaper articles. We extend
our good wishes TO our young contempor.
aries.
We loyfully chronicle the fact that Mary
Guthrie has completely recovered from her
recent Illness
Lily Glover and ChaunceY Miller were at
Chestnut Avenue last Sunday.
Agatha Friend is a regular attendant at
Glade Bethel.
cally Vansiokle has passed out OF our lie.
How sad Il is for us to part.
Burdened with tears and aching heart.
But yet hope we may
Ia some far cline. and distan, time
Joyously meet again some day
We regret very much that rowdies should
desecrate the Sabbath as was done by four
misguided young people who were out driy.
ing last Sunday afternoon.
Beginning this week Dora Friend will
edit the Friendly Hollow letters
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
QUART

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Three cheers for Brown for the Congress.
slonal chair.
Mrs Abby Feathers is no better at this
writing.
Quite a number Of our people attended
Decoration at Bruceton Saturday and Crab
Orchard Sunday
Mrs. w. A. Wolfe is calling on friends
in Bruceton.
Lawrence Conner and family OF Bruce
ton. and John Glover aud wife were calling
on w. A. Wolfe's since our last writing.
Miss Stella Auman has been working for
A. s. Chidester.
The Forman Bros, have moved their
saw-mill over beyond the Crab Orchard on
Walter Forman's land
Two OF the Reckart Bros. are plastering
a house for John Conway near Fearer. and
the other three will begin the foundation Of
Andrew Feathers new house in a few
days
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
NORTH AVENUE.


Correspondence OF The Argus
Our farmers very busy working roads.
]. II. Conaway is ready for plastering in
his new residence
Several young folks from this place at.
tended Memorial services at Ffiendsville.
Rev A. L. nousohy Of Friendsville. Md.
held services az Chestnut Avenue last sun.
day with large crowd OF attentive hear
ors
Ounce Mchay has come TO work for his
father Ounce says there is no place like
home.
Willie Arthur was a caller al {. T.. Van.
sckles last sunday We suppose he Is
pio7pecting for future happiness
oote number Of young folks we're call.
ing az Joseph Guthrie's last Sunday even
Ing
Allen Mausi Of tIaseiion is a regular cal.
Ter az Elias VanSickols.
Quarterly meeting will be held al Chest.
nut Avenue the 18th and 10Th Of June
VIII Fslkner has returned from BALI.
more and Is rUmorcd that he will work In
the lumber yard for the Meadow Mountain
Lumber Co. az Fhendsyilc
We have no matrimonial alliances to
chronicle a this date. but think we will
soon from the Rambler.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

The following account OF the life and
death OF an old Prestonian is from The
Blade aud Empire OF coacotdla. Cloud
county, Kansas under date OF rhursdsy.Aiay
s. 1904. aud we repuhlish il here tor the
benefit OF many friends aud relatives in this
county
Allen Bennett was born IN Monongalia
county, West Virginia, August IS. Issc
months. His vile died December ( rsos
Hts last sickness started with a cold aud I
grippe, and pneumonia followed. lie was
confined to his room about two weeks and
only few DAYS before his death was able
TO walk across the room.
OF the family OF which he was member
he was the third child. The youngest, a
sister Is still living in Sciota county Ohio
being seventy nine years of ago,
In lS4a MIR. Bennett was married to MiSs
Catherine McMillin. In is4s they moved
To Preston county. West Virginia In 1919
to Cass county, Missouri; aud IN te,i to
Republic county, Kansas There were
born TO them ten Chidreus three OF whom
preceded the father Those living are
MIS-, Lovina Hart, Of Condordla. Mrs.
Maria Day. Mrs. Florence Stalling both
with their families living GA farms dloin.
ing the old homestead Mrs. Tyran aud
family, living now In Oklahoma Cor.
nel;us, now IN Aritona; aud William and
MISS Anna, who lived with their father.
There are living thirteen grand children
aud one great.grand child, Merle Bennett
Barlcen.
His line and standing In the defense of
the country should not be forgotten His
grand father was a soldier In the Revolu.
tionary war, his father was in the second
war with England, and Tor three years, up
TO the very close, he himself served as
orderly sergeant OF the Fourteenth Nest
Virginia Infantry, In the Civil war Ia de.
fence OF what his fathers had fought for.
national freedom aud unity for life, liberty,
and home inits truest sense.
Before their marriage both were mem.
bers OF the Protestant Methodist church.
since coming TO Kansas, however, his wife
changed her membership to the McthodlSt
Episcopal church, but he remained In the
same connection OF his early choice lie
was man OF good ability, careful and
ahectionate toward his family, most cordial
TO visitors and ncighborly to all around
him.
The funeral procession, almost mile In
length, showed the high esteem Ia which
ne was held, The writer and Mrs Rev.
Churchill conducted the service of burial
AZ '4s school house" on April 40.
The above clipping was sent ms by George
w. Hartsell OF Reedsville. aud the latter
writes that the deceased was Orderly In
Company d. of the u w. Va, Regiment
from May 70 1864, till he was mustered out
at Cumberland. Md. June az. 1865. He
was promoted Orderly Sergeant at Dublin
Depot on the Virginia & Tennessee r. r.. !,
and was In the Cloyd Mouutan fight on
May 9th, 1864.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
Paying summer Work.

Schools and colleges are about 10 close
and many teachers and students are casting
shout for some kind Of summer employ
ment. To these and any Others who are
interested The FaiTmont Times offers work
that will pay for the vacation or make the
vacation possible.
Two propositions are offered One ON q
commission basis that will equal 6rst class
wage. another With trip 10 ST. Louis and
return, with expenses paid Either one is
attractive.
Recent Improvements 10 the paper and
mail service make The work offered easy Of
accomplishment Pull particulars will be
gladly sent ON request Address Calculation
Department, The Fairmon, Times. fsir.
mont. w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
rERRA Ala.


Correspondence Of the Argus
Millions Of dollars will be spent and
grand displays will be made to day in
honor Of the dead soldiers.
ouite crowd Of our people went to
Gettysburg aud Grafton the 80.
The small boys are sometimes led TO
think that getting drunk Is celebrating
holidays and we often wonder II il IS not
a disgrace 10 our dead heroes to have a
designated holiday.
Gustavus Everley aud ID. A. Diamond are
confined to their rooms with typhoid fever.
The Thermometer registered % in the
shade in our town on Wednesday.
Iudson Halery OF Pleasant Hnl is car.
pentering in our town
A. 5. AlbriSat is again preparing TO 20
10 Florida. He has been delayed for quite
awhile on account OF some unfinished bust
ness'pertaning to the sale OF his light plant.
A. NJ Birch-dwarf aud Miss Minnie
BrowninS We're married at this place on
"Wednesday aud have gone to house.keep.
ing In the Riggs annex
There was carload o, tarred rope
caught hre at this place on Friday aud
burned up before Il could be removed
Ezra Hanger has been Keeping Postonice
In the absence OF Therefore Hanger who
has been of few days preparing for the
teachers examination.
There was two box suppers last week and
a music show this week for the benefit Of
the Methodist church We believe in
ranHeffnp L..
and would think that church is not a
proper place to conduct public sale aud
II we were a church stewart we would not
accept aims for The church unless they
were given wilfully, nor would we rob Pc.
ter TO pay Paul or infringe on the rights OF
Satan TO advance that which is sometimes
designated as the good cause.
Our Normal school will begin on Tues.
day the sIs, and the attendance will be
little small, partly on account OF extensive
boarding rates
Mr.. Kenneth Burke Is assessing in this
section for Mr.. Jackson.
Mrs. Elmer Forman Is somewhat better
at this time aud there arc some hopes OF
her recovering.
Niss Stanley will start a Music school
AZ this place for the little folks In
few days. She has just returned from
Buckhannon, where she graduated in mus.
&c with complementary honoSs.
MIR. I. j. PiokIngs sold a car load Of bug.
gies and wagons at public auction during
the past week which brought good prices.
Our town should have been decorated on
Decoration Day since it was almost rs
quiet as the grave, and we arc glad to pro-
nounce the word nobody drunk or no one
insulied.
Give us Brown for Congress aud don't
you forget II the present panic will abaie
al once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
Organ aud Piano Recital.

From the Grafton Sentinel
On Thursday evening last at the Andrews
NJ +. church one Of the very hes, concerts
ever given in this city was heard by an au.
dience that completely allied the large audi.
torium OF this church. The exquisite play
ing Of Prot. Frank w. II, Nuss delighted
everybody. How splendldly he brought
out the various qualities OF tone OF the zine
pipe organ, and what genius he Is on the
piano His rendering OF the Minuet An.
tique, by Paderewski. certainly entities
him TO be called "'rhe King Of Pianists.
The solos by Miss Paul were greatly enjoy.
ed. Zach number sung by her was fully up
to the standard set by the playing OF Prof.
Nuss. From her FIRST solo she gradually
grew more and more attractive. and az her
closing number, great was the ovation that
was given her. Mr.. Hamilton, the yiolinist,
displayed remarkable skill upon his lnstru.
ment One OF the most beautiful pro.
ductlons OF the whole evening OF very
choice things was the trio OF pipe organ,
voice and violin. Everybody was perfectly
carried away by this number II was near
ly half-past ten O'Clock when the concert
concluded, and many were expressions OF
appreciation heard everywhere OF the
great pleasure the recital gave to all
Should Prof. Nuss aud his company ever
come to this city again they will be greeted
by another large and enthusiastic audience
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HOmeward Bound.
M. kINCAtD,
Cameron w Va

San Francisco. Cal. Nav "a, 1904.
Editor OF the Argus.
thought would write TO you 10 let you
know that arrived in San Francisco. Cal J..
from Manila. | came over on the Trans.
port Sherman. and had fine trip. am
now stationed on Angle Island awaiting my
discharge. I will be discharged May a7th.
am about twenty days over time /
am in the best Of health now and have
been throughout my three years, am go,
ing to ST. Elmo, Col. 10 visit my grand.
mother ! am going by the way Of Salt
Lake city and am going to stop there for
a day OF two. would like for you to send
me bill for your paper for the time you
sent IL to me.
Yours truly
GEoRcE p. WATSON.
ST. Elmo Col
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
Sale.

The following machinery all rebuilt re.
paired. repanted. tested and warranted ia
COON running order { Russell and I Gaar
Scott 10 hip. traction engines. Russell and
Prick hip. fractions. Russell 10 10 70
h. p Compound traction, & 6. Cooper
- b p. traction. / Russell Compound 10 TO
rs h. p. portable. lalmostfnew). ! McNamar
portable. II TO - h.p Redman Station
AIRY engine mo boiler az h.p. price Sfoo. 3
medium Saw.milis, Russells make. practi-
cailY same as new mills with or without
saws, one 81 Diston inserted saw. new. S7s
20 hip. portable engine Russell make. with
a Gciser Saw-mill. both right hand. 81 in
serted saw. 3 head blocks. all complete
engine and mill overhaued. price. as 10 u.s.
$3.50. This rig is practically new having run
only years. a few good second hand
thrashers az factory as well as several sec
ond hand Traction Engines Massllon
Ohio. We are general agents Tor sale Of
Russells machinery, we buy. sell. and
trade for second hand Rollers, Engines and
Saw-mills. Write Us your wants
w M. KIECAtD
Cameron. VIVA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
June Weddings.

Now that June, the month Of weddings is
here, the Argus Printing House is specially
prepared to I'LL orders for fine wedding in.
vitaiions or announcements, including cat
Home" cards, etc, We have several new
styles of type ordered specially for this kind
of work and we have the largest and hand
soonest line Of fine Wedding stationery, just
received from Washington City, ever in the
county aud can fll orders for any amount
on shori notice
Our prices are so reasonable for first. class
work that no one can hesitate moment on
that score. We have also made special
arrangements 10 I'll orders for all kinds Of
engraving, invitations, announcements =,
wedding and visiting cards. at prices much
cheaper than you can send away yourself
and get 1t done. large line OF fine
samples TO select from at the Argus Printing
House. We can send a few samples by
mail and quote you prices, but It Is much
better to come IN and see for yourself II you
can.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
FOR a HuNDREn YRAna

For hundred years or more Witch
Hazel has been recognized as superior
remedy. bot 10 remained Tor = g.. Dewitt
= co Of Chicago. 90 discover how to com.
bine the virtues Of Witch Hazel with ofhcr
antiseptlcs. in The form Of salvc. DeVVHt I.
Witch Hazel Saiye is she best aaivs ia the
world for sores. cuts. burns. hruises and
piles. The high standing Of this saive has
given rise 90 ccuntcfieiis. and the public 8
advised 90 look iof the name DelVltt' on
The package. aud accept no other
Sold By Strcklef's Drug store ard WE.
81 Dent Ncwbugg
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sIARIIINnEVLnKNDE

Fresh testimony in great qnanuty is con
stantly coming in. deciaring Dr King 3
New niscovcry Tor Consumption Coughs
aHd Colds 90 De nnequsied "A recent I'd.
preston from n ] Mcfarland Bcntorviiic.
Va. serves as example. he writes. IN
bad Bronchitis Tor three years and doctor.
ed al the time without being benefited
Then ] bcgau taking DR. Kings New
Discovery. and few bottles wholly cured
me Equally effective IN curing al Lung
and Throat tronblef. Consumption Pneu'
mOnia and Grip. Trial bottle free. regular
sizes soc. and tfoo
Sold by j A. Lenhart. Of KinQwood
Cooke Supply Co. Of Howesviiie
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage
business 10 this county and adjoining
territory for well and favorably known
house Of solid financial standing f1a.oo
straight cash salary and expenses paid
each Monday by check direct from head.
quarters. Expense money advanced .
Position permanent Address Manager.
sfq Como Block. Chicago Illinois
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

8trte1r1ar'e Drug Gtere 81 King
weed ana VIA ~. lent Of ITs-5r
o'arg ask the readers Of this paper 90 test
The value Of kodol Dyspepsia Cure Those
been cured by &c. do not hesitate 90 &c.
commend 10 90 their friends Kodoi digcsts
what you eat. cures ind gostion. dyspepsia
and an stomach troubles Increases
strength by enabling the stomach and
digestive organs 60 contribute 10 the blood
ail Of the nutrimcut contained in the food
kodoi Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant and
paiatablo
Sold By stsickier's Drug Store add Wa.
81. Dent Ncwburg
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ss5 Rewardl

AZ The Time the Posiomcs a. this place
vas fobbed ON Ne night of Marvh 3oih. my
private papers, consisting e notes. Insurance
policies, deeds and q number 81 other
valuable papers were taken " any one
should find them AVID return lhc same To- me.
will pay rcwats of SIS oo.
r. s. WnRrsffr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
THAI ruRopBfNG nrADAcnF.

Would quickly leave YOU 10 you used Dr.
Kings New Life Pin Thousands %
sufferers have proved their matchlesa merit
for Sick and Nervous Headaches They
make pure blood and build up your hcaith
Only ss cents money back q not cured
Sold By I a Ionhari Cooke Supply Co
81 HOwesvillc lrona supply Co. Of lrona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
sale

a fine lot Of fal-blood Scotch Collie pups
at 50 90 each. Old enough nov to eat any.
Thing Il you want ono apply 81 once 10
CHAeLgs sToSe,
Kingwood. W Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

Colors mixed with white produce tinis
''ofceh Seal" paints produce satisfaction
For sale By r. j Bowcrmsster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

q. n Scott. Jndcrfaker. Bruccion Mills
w Va. a fnil line Of She latest and best
goods az lowest prices fIearse furnished
free
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

Did you read Dr.. Fahruevs Teefhing
Syrup advertisement iu this issue Very
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02

wee ser Of those beautiful Tea trays by
dealing tIo % a S Hunt Iunnoiion.
j a. Lsnhari. Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
q Ar. Committee.
GEoRoE p. WATSON.
St Elmo Col

4 meeting Of the G.. A. H. Reunion Com.
mittee for the Preston county Is hereby call.
ed 20 convene ~ The Court House on Ssiur-
day, JuHe nth At fr. ". for the purpose of
settling time aud place ofholding the next
annual Reunion. The following members
compose said commHtee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
GORDON LODGE NO I5s.
Instituted a, rl.raA friday. May 9Th.

! !. !. !. J. !. !. !.
0F About as Knights
AS>SA Of Pythlas fr o m
ST NSM Kiugwood. Tunnel
Isl TX Nm ton and two or
kf toAthree members
III Atrom Terra Alta
I%&HFo&4 were at Plsgah last
tV@ N6 FRIDAY evening and
veXX(S-S2IS-xfs Il night instituting
WES>FcSSSkZ new lodge OF the
~SSN order. There were
SW@ y charter mem
bers OF whom a
were put through all the three ranks of
Page. Esquire aud knight. Their names
are as follows
10. Walls. Charles Walls. omer Walls.
w 5. Walls. A. r Walls. I. r. ormand.
Ira G. Wolfe. n. a. Grimm. ]. O. TAYLOR.
:. +. Ryan. W. l.. Ormond. Calvin Rohr
and W. a. Taylor The new lodge is Cor
don Lodge No tsa aud has handsome
new hall in the second floor OF Charley
Walls tine new store building
Slldell Brown was the lnstltuting %
Ger. assisted by John Is. Ford. c. NJ. Jack
son. {. w Wolfe. l. :. Bucklew. Eugene
McGinnis. Capt c. {. Pierce. + ID. and &.
A. Crair I. u. Bowermasier aud others.
The officers OF the new lodge are as fol
lows:
Chancellor Commander-J. Il. ormAnd.
Vice CHANCELLOR o. Walls.
Preiate--S +. Ryan.
Master OF work-H. II. Griffin.
K. OF X. 4 s. Ira G. Wolfe
Master of Ex--Charles Walls
Master OF Finance w. :. Walls.
Master at Arms--W. A. Taylor.
Inner Guard j o. Taylor.
Outer GuRrd--O mer walls
Trustees-I. o. walls. omer Walls and
Calvin Rohr.
The Past Chancellors are w. l.. Ormond.
Calvin Rohr 5. +. Ryan and Charles
Walls
The Lodge meets every Saturday night.
The visitors were royalty treated and en-
ioyed the trip very much. Others present
from Kingwood besides those named above.
were Deputy Sheriff w, NJ seheRer.
County Clerk G A. Walls. Ben r. Cole.
Isaac Schwartz. {. l. and T. w. Trow-
bridge, w. l. Turner aud n. b. Jackson.
Also Squire Eugene McGinnis. Howar
Dawson and two others from runnelton.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-11-04

vase RunNsrs % PseOls Abandon
TAsAs NAAivs ststss aa1 settle
n Othsss. ~

Az least one person in every hve na-
tive born Americans 10 living In state
other than that In which he was born
a striking instance Of the mobility OF
the people Of the United States. The
native population OF the United States.
according to the last census. was Co.,
s43, ,3O0, OF whom more than one-hfth.
or ala per cent, were living In adopted
states, states the National Geographic
81 Magazine.
1t is interesting 10 note the number
OF soma and daughters which the dif-
ferent states have sent out. New York
hAs sent cut more than 100000. Penn
syivania nearly 100000, Ohio more
than 100000. Illinois over 100000
and indiana. Iowa. Kentucky. Missouri.
Tennessee and Virginia over 100000
each. Proportionateiy to her populs-
tion Vermont has given TO her sister
states more than any other member OF
the union. vermonssrs equaling In
numbers nearly ons-half Of the pres
ent native population Of tho state are
living in other statee. Virginia, New
Hampshire. Nevada. Maine and Della
ware have each rent out numbers
squsling about one-third Of their pres
ent native population.
Numerically Illinois has received
more citizens from other states than
any other state Of the union---nearly
q million; B5s. 900 have entered Mis-
souri, $4,000 Texas and over half .
million New York and Ohio. The states
that chow net gain from this int rmi-
grafton are Massachusetts,. Rhcde 10
land and Connecticut Of the NsS Eng.
land states; New Jersey, West Virginia
and YIoridA Of she Atlantic eooss
states. The other New England stAtes
and New York. Pennsylvania and all
the southern stAtes 40 far 40 A&ssiseip-
n have suffered net losses. For In
tAncs, New York has had net Ioss Of
sae COO. Ohio $4,000 and Virginia 49,
la2. Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin and
Nissouri. the gs~at states Of the mid
die west, have each experienced con-
siderable net losaes, while Michigan.
Minnesota, Iowa, Arksnsas, Louisiana
and all the states west 70 the Pacific
coast have made gAlns. Texas hns
yainsd the most Of aIl--020. 900. KanraA
Dcmss next with a gain ~ AZ. 900 and
California third with S64. 900.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1904-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

About 20 per cent. Of the weight OF
m~st = lost during cooking.
An ordinary oak tree raises is0 to
40 IONS Of moisture from the earth
during u single season.
Ex sept school taxes there 10 NO
STATE tax levied in New Jersey other
than that derived from corporations.
Irregularities in the postal service
1t 6cmarang, Java, led 10 an investi-
gation which showed that the indo-
lent native postmsn had . habit OF
tying letters Into bundles and drop.
ping them into the river.
A knowledge Of English 10 now con-
sidsssd necessary for business 2ur-
poses in Mexico, and according TO .
decree publishsd last September that
language II hereafter to be taughs
orally IN the pubic schools.
Near Rock Springs. Wyo.. . big
cottonwood tree stood tiil . few
weeks ago with an antlss OF IN elk
Embedded In tho trunk. Tho wood
had grown around the antlsr and the
VALE ol how Il came thsrs y losA
To . group OF friends Ellen Terry
once said: -Acting Il not like draw
ing. You make . hns. II u v
wrong you rub u out 1T once AMI
make another. With scting thst u
impossible; there y NO altsring--it
must stand ofSsn feel ~ II
must CRY 70 tho audience: oh. that
Is wrong. not - I msapt IL 70 be;
lot me sct that part o. sentence over
again."
Although Anthony Trollope never
smoked he liked being With those who
did. II soothsd his nerves, he said.
and sent him 70 sleep. On one oc-
casion. whom no had just returned
TO London from South Africa, no was
talking at the Cosmopolitan club TO
the late Lord CArnarvon. Lord Der
by, Frouds, the historian: Lord
Wolseley, and one or two others equal
iy famous, on the future Of the coun-
try. In tho midst Of the discussion
Trollope fell asleep and. after
quarter OF an hours doxs. he swoke.
shaking himself together like the
faithful, growing newfoundland dog
he 90 much rescmbled. Disssntient
even In his unconsoiousnsss. he spaut-
tered forth: II utterly disagrse with
every one Of you What y u you
said1"