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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06

miration n her rich voice II told you
once 1t always took blow to arouse
you. That blow has evidently been
struck"
at has been struck he acquiesced,
with a sad ghost Of smile.
She saw the haggard lines about his
mouth. the tired look I'm his eyes, and
a lump came into her throat. She lean
ed forward impulsively. but before she
could speak he had unknowingfy
thrown away the golden moment by
continuing:
II must win this fight even though 1t
affects others besides Mr.. Wainwright.
Even ~
what others do you mean"
"Oh, l can't explain now. After FRI
day I can. On Saturday may I come
to see you and tell you everything"
"Why not now?'
'There are obstacles that
"Tell me what they arew she begged.
II can't AL can tell you now Is
that love you. love you above all
the world, sweetheart. and
But fate in the dual guise Of Horri-
gan and Wainwright interviewed. The
fnancier and the boss, seeking some
quiet spot for chat, strolled through
the foyer, where Horrigan on sight OF
Bennett halted with a glover OF dis
like, which he took no pains to con-
ceal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06
Want Column

For Rent-Two nice rooms centrally
located. Inquire at Deseret Mills. VIC
Hair cut 25c; Children's Hair cut
ting l5c. Opposite Court House
Logan. VIC
For Rent--A house containing six
rooms corner OF First North and
Second West. VIC
Good, white cedar posts for sale, 10
cents each. Garland Milling company,
Garland, Utah. VIC
II. ]. Hansen, Westtield, city scaven-
ger and backyard work. Bell phone
TASK. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For Sale-On liberal terms, 6.roomed
cottage. Inquire 253 South First
West. Bell phone 239y. VIC
Wanted-Your next order for coal
and wood. Thatcher Coal Co. Both
phones, 3l4 yard; l6 uptown VIC
For painting and paperhanging call
on Carl J. Olson & Son, "a South Main.
All work guaranteed first-class. VIC
For Sale-Lucerne and timothy hay
and straw, G. Balling, 3l6, So. Main;
lndepent phone 342. Bell 32lb. VIC
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06

teenth man Is. your honor" wills.
pered Phelan in high excitement
4 ITS Unconstitutional p. Rob
erts of the Third. He's the alderman
that Horrigan's trying to put the In
dian sign on. We've got to nail him
II we cam
you're sure it's RobertsT asked
Bennett I'm the same undertone.
The administration ball was in full
swing. Mayor and alderman had
CHANGED to meet for a moment in big
crowded reception foyer just Off the
ballroom.
"Am l sure it's Roberts?" echoed
Phelan. Am l sure? Might as well
ask me am l sure Chesty Dick Horri
gan is crooked. I've got the facts down
straight Them secret service chaps of
mine
III they get Roberts they will be
able to pass the blll''-
"They amt goin' to get him II Jim.
my Phelan's hand don't turn out to be
all deuces an trays. AM
Keep an eye on him and don't let
him 20 away without my knowing It.
l must see him tonight and learn posi-.
lively how he stands In regard to the
matter. He has reputation for being
honest. If only
Here's Alwyn, Mrs. Bennett" came
Perry Wainwright's voice from the
doorway. I'm here. Say. your honor,
your honorable honor's honored moth
er has been looking everywhere for
you. And now that I've reunited the
long lost mayor and his anxious nam
ma I'll chase off and find my partner
for the next waltz. l wish it was
Cynthia. Ever dance with Cynthia,
Alwyn? Poetry of motion and all that
Like u swan or-or a--oh, good even
ing, alderman. l didn't see you? Are
you dancing tonight?'
"Dancln'?' repeated Phelan in high
disgust. do ] look it? It's bad
enough to be harnessed into this open
faced suit that feels like was goin'
to slip through of 1t every minute,
without tryin' to dance too. At a
show of this kind feel like pair OF
yellow shoes at fun'ral So long,
your honor. Even, Mrs. Bennett.
There's the music startin', son." he
added to Perry as he started for the
barroom.
~ heard It," said the lad. but I'm
In no wild hurry"
Thought you said you had part
ner to look up"
II have-one of Judge Newman's
daughters. Ever see her? thought
not or you wouldn't have wondered
why | wasn't in hurry. Better late
than
Are you having a good time, moth
err? Bennett was asking the little old
lady as he found seat for her,
Yes" she answered Aren't your"
"0f course l am. why do you ask"
The foyer was thinning out as peo-
Pile trooped TO the ballroom. For the
moment mother and son were alone
together
you aren't having good time, Al
wyn," she contradicted gently. You're
unhappy about something. Tell me-"
Nonsense" he denied, with a forced
laugh. ~
"You are thinking of Dallas. my boy.
Is anything wrong between you and
herr What has happened?"
Nothing" he answered sullenly.
But the mother was not content Her
heart ached for the grief her son was
trying to hide.
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for nothiu' You've signed the billT
squeals Horrigan. NO, you big stiff!
says you, I've vetoed it. Now 60
chase yourself before | knock you
from under your hat" says you. Them
was the very words, so I'm told"
II congratulate you on your secret
service men," laughed Bennett. "They
quoting ones remarks literally, but
But did come here TO ladle out hot
air to you" supplemented Phelan.
"No, didn't. l come to tip you Off to
n meetin' that's held last alght at
Wainwright's house-him an Horrl.
gan an Gibbs an some others, mcleod
in Hen Williams, who's Horrlgan's
mouthplece an handy man in the board
of aldermen. Didn't happen to hear Of
that meetin', did your
mo. ! am unfortunate in having no
secret service corps"
"Never mind" returned Phelan, on
whom the satire Of the reply was quite
lost. you can get the benefit of mine
Now, at this meetin' they did lot of
Jabberin' an they cussed you up hill
an down dale. Says Horrigan. If that
young cub
Thanks" interposed Alwyn, "but
don't care TO hear what was said about
me. ~
"All right, then, but there's some
thing you do want to hear. They got
busy IT last an framed Up a new word
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-..S, the facts; but
"1hCn tohv don't you thank God. it's
clear u upF' only till Friday
After that can go to her and make II
all clear"
Before Mrs. Bennett could reply Per-
~ returned to the ballroom, Cynthia at
his side.
"Then why not give me the next one,
too?" the lad was pleading IF one
twostep's good. two twosteps are twice
as good. Please
But see." expostulated Cynthia,
showing him her card. "'The next is
Mr.. Gibbs. I've told you that twice."
81 wish Gibbs all the luck I'm the
world" observed Perry benevolently.
as he deposited Cynthia on fauteuil
beside her chaperon, Mrs. Bennett. ~
wish him so much good luck that If
he'd slip and break both his legs I'd
pay for cab to take him home"
Look out, pleasev' begged Cynthia.
Hes coming"
'The next Is ours, think, Miss Gar
rison," said Gibbs. entering from the
ballroom with Dallas on his arm. II
hope Wen have better fortune than
Miss Wainwright and l. My step does
not seem to suit hers tonight"
mo, I'm afraid the fault was mine,"
protested Dallas. I'm little tired,
think. May sit here with you n
few minutes. Mrs. Bennett?" she add
ed as Gibbs bore Cynthia away for
their dance.
you don't seem very fond of Mr..
Gibbs. Perry" observed Mrs. Bennett.
noting young Wainwright's scowl of
impotent wrath.
Not fond enough to make me waht
to live in the same world with him.
Mrs. Bennett, you're too pretty to be
just chaperon. Come and dance this
twostep with me. Please do!'
He nodded with vast significance to-
ward Dallas and Bennett, and the lit
tie old lady, catching the idea. accept
ed with alacrity.
I'm so glad even to get this minute
with YOU" began Alwyn when lie and
Dallas were alone. SITS so long
since
"Since you came TO see me? Yes, hut
that is your fault. Alwyn. why haven't
you called since | came home?"
Don't you know why. Dallas"
mo"
"Are you certain you don't know"
IL don't know absolutely" she fal.
tered. "Oh, there are SO many things
l don't know absolutely
What is one of them"
For one thing, you and used to be
such good friends and
That Is past" said Alwyn firmly
There can be no talk of mere friend
ship between you and me, Dallas.
must he everything or nothing to YOU
Tonight | can't speak as | want to.
but can in very few days. Trust
me till then. You know / am fighting
Mr.. Wainwright's interests and
Yes" she replied bitterly. my I'M
Gle gives Inc no chance to forget that"
Don't think I'm fighting him for my
own amusement! l must oppose him
or else give up fight that set out to
win. And mean to win it!'
THAT'S the same old fighting spirit
! used to try. 50 hard to awaken in
YOU" said Dallas. a faint note Of ad-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06

Something has happened. Alwyn."
she declared, "and / want to know
what. so that can help you. You love
her. And that day she came back from
Europe l felt sure she loved you. What
is holding you two apart?"
Nothing that can be helped"
But you never go to see her orr
How can 1? You know my attitude
toward her uncle. How can ! call on
her while she is in his house? I ex-
posed his relations toward the Borough
Street railway franchise bill. am
fighting him and his Ubiquitous bill
with every means in my power! Dali
las lives"--
II hadn't thought OF that You poor
boy! But surely
"And something more. Her money
and Perry's are invested In Borough
stocks. BY beating that bill l seem
outwardly to be wlllfully wrecking
their fortune told you the plan ar.
ranged with Perry to avert this, but
she doesn't know of that. And
"Why don't you tell her, then? Or
let me tell herr"
Because 1t isn't her gratitude
want. want her to love me-"
But don't you see in the meantime
what weapon you are putting into
Mr.. Wainwright's hands? Suppose he
tells Dallas of your enmity to him and
let's her know you are seemingly trying
to impoverish her and her brother? He
might prejudice her terribly against
1--WE thought of all that. I must be
content to wait Next Friday the re-
vised Borough bill comes up before the
aldermen again for the final fight
When it's settled one way or the other
can go to her and explain. Mean
time
Meantime she is here tonight with
Mr.. Wainwright. Have you seen her?"
"Only for minute"
did she treat you with the same
friendliness, the same interest. as of
old? Don't think I'm inquisitive dear.
only ask all these questions because
love you"
81 know" he answered, pressing her
hand as It lay on his arm. yet I can
,, hardly answer you, for hardly know.
In her presence I am not at ease be-
cause l can't tell her everything. and
she seems Ill at ease because she knows
there's something l don't tell her. Oh,
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Excursions East.

June lst., 9Th, sth., 18th. 18th. and
l5th,via Oregon Short Line and
OVERLAND ROUTE. Greatly re-
duced rates TO Omaha, Kansas City,
Chicago, st, Louis and other eastern
points. Tickets limited TO october 81.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06

Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont, n. II.
writes: about a year ago I
bought two bottles Of Foley''s
Kidney Remedy. 1t cured me Of
severe case of kidney trouble Of
several years standing. 1t GER
tainly is a grand. good medicine,
and heartily recommend it -
Ritter Bros. and al Druggists.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06

it's a wretched
position for us
BOTH"
Then W h y
don't you clear
1t up?"
by going to
her and saying:
Dallas. l am
exposing your
Il II C e as a
blackguard and
am destroying
Y ou + fortune
and L g.
VIII you marry
me!' These are
the facts; but,
Nh-.1, r-l fAs-
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fro BE Continued
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-06
CHAPTER VIII.

." We found out who their four
teenth man Is, your honor" whls-
pered Phelan in high excitement
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Name, Location and Description.

s:ssss, Logan s M Isl
1879 2L R. Msrtneau Logan, eM lot block plat ~
1881 n Thompson qpsa Logan VIZ lot block plat 80
lss9oA ii Thompson Logan lot block plat Island
40 victor For Fenns.ieei Logan lot block ii plat
IL 1ves .au Anne ss Logan s1so lot ii plat sss
i45isSse NJ s:ss 1t S. plat ls.s
John r . logan sas . ss and blk i
S.s n sssss Al: % Gs Pat
l4sslImna A. Ferrill Logan, Y Int pit lot 6 block %
i4sssL Nartineau logan pit Farm $3.50
IA Nv 3 Rodgers, Logan 2is2a Mic. Ent.:,
Esis r.
SO Getsns Hosss 7s5s f By % soal5o f. 100
l4522vctor Crockett Logan lot ia M Sub " $40
lac an H Cutler; Logan personal Property rs
nssss Co. Hssss s
4 4ss Ms Mitchell Logan ae, re- al re- Mat sa
151|nIJo. 2 Smith, Logan, pit blk plat
schristan zeppert Logan nll lot 8 blk plat
1ssmA pmford Logan s.s nlS blk q plat En- IS
152l5zeph Thomas, Logan, all lot VIZ lot block 22
Neph s Andrews 81 blk % plat & Firm $50
e Eoesa M S W. P o sosR
l5a12Neph s Andrews Logan, pit lots 2s-4 block 2e
Persass9n Co., personal property ssos
1881 Logan Coach Horse Co. personal property 90 95
154 6Peter Nielsen d Logan an ~ 74x2o sec "a
1541oPeter Nielsen. Logan pit ne "A sc "a secI
54ls rhos j. Rowey Logan iox25iG sec IS tp
IL r ! 2 acres ...... -. -. -. IL 1855
l5425chas Edlefson. Logan. pit a. of e u sec s5I
l5s lgas Petersen Logan. personal property 2.ss
1SlT w. Thatcher Logan personal property lS2 Ss
l56 Hobbs Music Co., Logan personal property 5775
156 5Farmers Utah Loan Ass,
stah Mortgage Loan corp caps Stock
15610Co Co Horse Co., Logan, personal property . &c
156l1!Wlson Music Co. Logan personal -. ..,. 231O
156Il7iw. R. De Witt Hyrum, personal . -. . no
l5624C. V. Livery Co., Logan, Personal -. -. =. . 3273
7alsLuey ss &ch%ond e lots 81 block plat ~
* a2 1 ssa o Plat %
7e17 Carl J. P'e Olsen, Richmond lot block is ost a5s
76lsw Tanner Richmond 2OxsO # It blk is pit A ss4
7622O D. Beach, Richmond Aka block IS plat 3O53
eber d. Hogan Richmond WIS Its 23 blk 20 pit A 10.3
l763aF o and W. Nielsen, Richmond lots 1876 blk 2l
III Won Merrill Richmond pit lots Sc pit lot blk
nj swm ~ P1a' Taoma, Richmond ~ "a ~ -; g 6s3S
lot block % plat ....'. :. ~. - Ill.,. s.22
l7725lhgh Creek H. and Power Co.. Richmond lot blk
17e ,c A. Lundsom Richmond lot block 80 plat rs, Isl
lso2sF Q. G W. Nielsen Richmond, lots 10 Inc.
1sos4 Elizabeth Ashment Richmond lot block Al plat s7S
lS' sPeter Christensen Richmond pit w Of
1914 Niels Peterson, Richmond, pt n W u Of n Il,
1876 F. O. W Nielsen Richmond, cor u l04'
Sec " " Nielsen Il Is RshSo seloo acres s
1888 Henry T. Plant Richmond pit W sec IS tip ii Ol'
1ssswaltsr E spaeAmap, Richmond personal " " ' sss
1871 OWN Merrill Richmond So eA tip 10 r i
80 VIM Merrill Richmond pit e,4 W 4 sec ip IS '40
1872 Henry !. Plant, Richmond, VIZ pit VIZ sec p ."
1872 7w TripP Richmond, pit sec p Is 00
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

New York. Feb. Z2--M0nsy on can tins week ruled
rery easy The market has ranged between lis and
~ per cent. with most of The loans around "a I~r
cent These rates were quoted On every day OF the
week
Time money ruled trife harder this week for tho
long mstadties. bat easier fo7 the shorter. Rates
were 80 TO Ter cent fer sixty DAYS "a for ninet5
days - for -Four months. and g, 70 sor Eve and
six months
Mercantile paper vas siso a 'fc higher IN syln-
pathy with time money rsios. Tic supply was large
and comprised mauy attractive names RATES 81 10
per cent for indorscd biIls receivable and choice
single names and % Giz per cent Tor others
There was sharp advance IN the sterling rnsrket
n the early part of this week resulting from
heaYy demand 70 cover speculative sales which had
been made in anticipation of a large amount u the
rex city bond sale a week ago. being placed abroad
When this did not happen. i--eS- ycTe carried up
lc per pound sterling hy Tne5ay on hcavy coFerinc
and rose 70 4s6is f0r demand hiIls After TIA, the
tone II the market crcv heavy ard there were sne
rccessons. but al the end Of the week The market
Was fairly steSA with satcs no; far fiom the high
est leFeI
The RANGE of demand sterling for tie week was
fssoa4S575 closing az As575; cables. 4s725ss s6l5
closing al AsT3os sixtyday bills as3s5at s closing
ut As3jo. Commercial bills closed the wtek az As2s
a4s5's against i.sl'sa4s2is week aEt.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
GATHERED AT RANDOM.

50 you want job. hey? Well what
did YOU do at your last place?" II didn't
do anything was the Office boy
Judge
The railroads killed 1s6 persons in Chi
cagO during the first nine months OF last
year, the street cars 10S. teams and wag-
ons IS, and the automobiles only 10
The population Of Oklahoma Is about
1.50O.0 900. and the increase in Oklahoma
City, the metropolis. which now has 81
452, has been 1928 per cent in seven
years
That Congressman who used to be a
lumber man. ought to have an easy time
with his bills?' why SOP Because he
is so used to log-roIing. Baltimore
American.
Don't sou find that living out there in
the suburbs is a drawback to your busi-
ness?' "On the contrary. I find that nv
business is a drawback to my living out
there in the suburbs. .'-CleveIand Plain
Dealer.
Bobby" Sisters got beau. all right"
Tommy" What makes you think sou
Bobby-"She used 10 say: Bobby. see
who's calling. when the phone rang.
Now she runs TO it herself instead OF
telling me- Cleveland Leader.
Madam said the man at the door.
I'm a dealer in secondhand pianos -
We don't want any" said Mrs. Bangs.
my daughters got piano already" Il
know. ma'am; I buy or sell. The woman
next door said you didn't have any one
in the house who knew how 10 plav on
IT, philadelphia Press.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Business was largely perfurciory YESTERDAY on .be
wholesale market Because Saturday and
market day msSt of thc commission horseS were
opcr. notvitl ;andfng the holiday 20 enablc io-al
retail DEALER 20 provide themselves with Supplies
There was no change in prices or IN the general
condition o. the market.
U'rees quoted wholesale)
BUTTER-CrCamcy. fancy. Sia3ils: Do Western
frss 3las3 do. seconds. 25a26 fancy &ag1: do fair
10 good DAB dairy. chUice. lsa0 good. IsaIs store
packed. fresh. l6aIs
CHEESE Market arm and setive on an kinds
New YORK state factory. large. i6alss: do. fats
lsizal7; d. small. lsisalI: do. summer large llals
Do. summer small. Halfs: do. fair 20 good l2ais.
Western. factory. new. choice. Hi5aI5: do fair %
good IL: Virginia. 10.
EGGs-Near-hy fresh Virginia. boss on. zasi: aver
age 2 West Nirginia and Southwest Virginia. q.
Tennessee. .: North Carolina. p
LIVE POULTRY Chickens fancy BALD: average
i5: hens i2ai3. roosteTs. : ducks. large I3alf do
si,aH llsl2 geese sam: turseys toms per Ib r5sl;
do hens I5ale. do. thin 10. keats. &C.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. hens. uDdrawu
per h.. q: do. average undraun. ieai7: al
thin loale; old toms l5ai6; chickens large lsals.
small lIalS: hens. ch0ice l5al4 ROSTERS s. duoks
old. isal5. gees. loal2i oapous. I-lh average Is.
DRESSED NEATS-CaiYes. fun dressed ss1o.
heads on. g: hog-dressed calves O. hams. country
sugar-cuIod. Eai5. hogs. small and neat per cvt
6.oOa6.l0. do. medium 6oo do. heavy. 5EasO0
GAME Qnan per dozen. 2Sa275. do. saall q
a2ao. opossums. each. 4af0.
VEGETABLES-Potat0es home crown. per hlsbsl
7oaT5; do. rural 70al5: sweet potatoes per bb 81
a4o0; yamS. 2eos2-50; cabbage. per cwt Slasl.
onions. Ohio. per bushel. 7ozs0: string beans %,
basket, 2o0a225; lettuce. FLORIDA. Der basket la
LIS
GREEN FRUTTS-AppleS. York imperial ~ ri
ZZa3Z5; Ben DAVIS. Zc0a25; Wine San. ? "a al.
Aibemarle Pippin. 4ooa50o: fsncy table frut 3
aLO0 SPY. 251a3-25: loose packed. L00al50 Orange,
Florida bright. per bcx 225a2-.5; do. nssets =.
ZJ5; California navels. 22sa2-50 Grape fruit. F1or-
ida per box a5oa4Oo. Cranbeuies Der bcx 20a
20. do per bhl. 5ooesG
DRIED FRUITS-APpIes. sliced. fancy 6a7; do
sliced, bright. ia2
SUNDRIES- -Beeswaz. .; tsIIow. s: honey. whit.
clover lib. ne~. l3. DO. 2Ib new. Ieal2: ginseng
per lb.. 5o0@6o9 Seneca. per b.. 80; Golden Seal
Rs45, Pink, i2al4; Mandrake. 2a3s Snake Root. IS:
walnut kernels. l2aB
GRAIN-Nheat southern on grade Sass ne.
15aSo: corn shelled. white 65a70: do yellow. s5a70:
do. ear 27oa3o0: oats. Western white No 2 5sas9;
do. mixed 56a5s.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free o. su-s-
per h 30: do uuWashed. free 0f burs. Zsa2s: 90
bury. 90 hides. green, 8; DO. dry. sas; sheepskius
greer. each. 5aa75 do. dTy. 25se0: cafskns green.
l.olaLl0; muskFat l2aZ3; skunk. Z5a75: mix. I00a
$50 rabbit skins. !; opossum loal5: raccoou ZsasO:
fox. red. l.Z5li.75. DO. gHT. 55asl
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

off and on until 1851. when she was sold
10 the government and used as a trans
port At the close of the civil war she
was resold and her name changed to the
Kent Island. This vessel was destroyed
by fire at Philadelphia Capt J. y.
Turner was her first commander. Capt
James Tilghman also commanded her for
a time.
The Gazelle for orange) ran on the Tai
bot line in 1851 under the command Of
Capt. II. J. Strandberg. Her career was
short. however and she was followed in
1851 by the Champion. which boat had Just
been built in Washington. and was COM
manded by Capt II. J. Strandberg, who
purchased her. II is said. with the pro-
ceeds Of a lottery prize.
Other oId-ttmers.
A propeller called the Dupont. officered
by Capt T. D. Chase was on the Talbot
route in 1852 This steamer was lost at
sea while on voyage 20 New York
The William Selden. very good steam
er, also ran between Baltimore and Talbot
in 49,, but was destroyed at the evacu-
alton of Norfolk by the Confederates.
The Kent was built in Baltimore in
1884 for Capt. Edward Sturgeon. and was
running on the route in 1871. She, rs well
as the Champion. was at that time as
stanch and fast as when they first made
their appearance. the Maryland Steam
boat Company keeping them fully up 70
the standard maintained by vessels OF
that line.
The Cecil. small vessel, was also on
the Talbot route In 1854. and was COM
manded by Capt T. d. Chase This boat
was sold 10 the government in 1861 and
used as transport After the conclusion
Of hOstilities she was sold to parties in
New York.
The Balloon was placed on the Talbot
route in 1861, and she also was sold 10 the
government and used for the transpOrta-
ton OF troops She was destroyed some
years before 1871 by fire while in service
on the delaware.
During a race on Miles River in 1850
between the Balloon and the Pioneer. an
opposition boat Of the Maryland Steam
boat Line. the former broke down and
drifted ashore 80 the estate OF Mr.. Jona-
than Bartlett
The Pioneer also ran on the Talbot
route in 1859 and 1861 and in 1851 was
chartered by her owners 10 the govern
ment. and il is said that during the war
she proved a successful investment TO
those financially interested.
Most Of these boats were owned by in
dividuals instead of companies. with the
exception OF the vessels of the Maryland
Steamboat Line.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
COINS HIDDEN 2.2OO YEARS.
Found In Lower Egypt In Earthen
Jars In We'll.

hundred specimens of the silver
tetradrachm Of Alexander the Great. part
OF a find OF so pieces. made recently I'm
Lower Egypt. have been brought TO New
York. They were found in an earthen
jar hidden in the side Of an ancient well.
where they had laid undisturbed for over
2.soo years. These pieces are very thick.
and the silver is Of great purity They
correspond in weight 10 the half-dollar
SAYS the New York Times
The diverse bears the head Of Hercules
in a lioa's skin. The reverse shows Zeus.
seated IN chair. and all bear the name
OF Alexander in Greek. Many interesting
m0nograms and mint marks were found
IN this lot. and some OF the pieces bore
the Greek word. for the mint marks. des-
lgnating the towns or cities where they
were struck. were the f0repart of a ram
bow, warrior, piow, helmet, and
so on.
The coins are all struck in very high
relief, so high that the modern bank
teller would have trouble in stacking
more than three or four pieces without
their tunbling over. They were found at
Luxor