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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
BUIlNGRllN
AT EuMBERRgRT
Many Splendid Structures
Are Now Being Erected
There.

UUNBERPORT, Sept. 19.-Build-
ing operations are very active here al
present. The contractor on the two
roomed addition TO the school build
ing has started laying brick Fran
els SwIger mas a cottage about CONE
pleted an Harter Fill andWil build
another soon. Lee Boggess has a two-
story residence under way In the same
.ocaIity. ]. H.. Rtblett viii begin the
construction OF q cottage on the East
s.de of the creek this week.
steps are being taken to raise the
funds for the erection OF a new par
sonage to replace the one burned
,ome time ago. 1t viii likely be built
IN the lot by the side OF the NJ. E.
hurch. Nd. Il. Robinson has lately
completed a residence and moved into
IL this week. The IIornor Hardware
has built u bungalow in the
west Lunberport Land Company's
tina will be occupied by Mr..
]. H. Horror pending the completion
of his new 5000 residence for which
Architect E. ]. Wood, of c~larksburg,
Is preparing plans. Work on It IS ale
ready under way.
G. f. Reynolds has completed II
now occupies a new house in the same
section. Il c. oyster has started a
residence at the edge of the Tenmile
Land Company's addition. Ernest
Robinson has a residence about COM
j. w. Wadsworth has a bus
room under construction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19

rs HELD @ COURT
He Had Liquor in a Jug ans
Carried the Glasses
Along

Timothy Maloney was sent to jail
Monday in default Of bond to swat
the action OF the grand Jury at the
October term OF Federal court here on
a charge OF peddling whfskey in the
street without a government license.
Alexander g. Moore. United states
commissioner. committed him after
city policemen had given him Into the
custody Of the federal authorities.
a basket. containing a jug of whis-
key and two whIakey glasses, which
MaIoney was carrying, brought Fbout
his arrest. Policeman Louis Corwtn
arrested him sunday on the Clancy
corner. When ne saw the 6aicer COM
ing toward him. Maloney picked Up q
rock ana smashed the jug Of whiskey
ana glasses tnto pieces. Ea then de-
clared the policeman had no authors
ty to arrest him for selling whtskeyi
as the policeman was NOT a govern
ment officer. but the latter soon CON
WINGED him that he c5uld be arrested
Maloney was drunk when arrested
and he MS required to leave a 9ne of
$3.50 az police headquarters Toy that
oTense. He was then turned over -
the federal authorities aud Police
chief Harry L Brooks swore out the
complaint against him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
REH MR HESS
IS NEW PASTOR
OF the United Brethren
Churches Here for the
Coming Year.

HUNTINGTON, Sept. 19-The
west virginia Conference of this
United Brethren church, which had
been in ession here for a week,
came to a close last evening. Bishop
Weeklyn announced the following
appointments for the ensuing year:
P~arkersburg district. D. w Gun
ningham. presiding elder; Parke-s-
burg First church, A. R. Hendricks
son; Second church, E. C. Dyas;
P~arkersburg circuit. G. w. Pusy;
Morgantown. o. H. Cook; Penns-
boro, Porter Bennett; H~arrisville. 7.
l.. Booth; MiddleDourne, C. NJ. Dc
vel; Wilbur, F. G. Radabaugh;
C~entervilIe. H. Cunningham; Read
er. d. T. Parrish; Shilo, d. R. Lew
is; Cairo. L. n. Gayner; West
Union, G. Stoneking.
Buckhannon district, ]. T. Foster,
presiding elder; Buckhannon, G.. w.
Burdette: B-uckhannon circuit. L.
stead: Adamston, Fred Slaughter:
Clarksburg. H. R. Hess; Gassaway.
L. r. Cu1lins: Alton, R. NJ. Isner;
Barbour. P. S. strader: Mt. Olive.
L. L. WestfaII; Troy. b. NJ. Gross:
TannersvilleS w. H. Scott; Cedar
Vile, G. G. Nicholson; huntsville,
v. F. Williams: Freemansburg, ]. F.
Richmond. ]. o. Potts.
Grafton district, w. D. Herndon.
presiding elder; Grafton, f. H. Wa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
HEIKE
TO STATE PRISON
For Eight Months and to Pay
a Fine Of Five Thous-
and Dollars.

NEW YORK, sept. 19.-charIes II.
HaIkc. Former secretary-treasurer of
the American sugar Refining Com
pany. VINO was called the MAN high
er up" in the sugar trust. was serG
fenced today by Judge Martin. in
United states c!ccui; car to serve
rs, in the New York peniten-
tlary and pay u fine of $4,000 dollars
on CONVICTION of coaspiring to defraud
uhk United States government by un-
dcrweighing sugar.
Judge Martin granted a stay of eX-
ecution Of the sentence pending an
appeal to the United States court of
appeals.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
GRAFT CHARGED
Against the Police Depart
ment of the City of
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 19-An Of
fetal Investigation charging graft
and favoritism to saloon keepers by
members of the Cincinnati police de-
partment. was begun today by Safety
Director Small at the direction of
Mayor Schwab. The charges include
assertions that liquor sellers in the
cred light district paid tribute 20
police for immunity from operations
of the midnight closing and anti
gambling laws.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
NEVF WOMAN UAL0US
OF WIFI OF DR.. GRZPPEN

tiers; EIkIns. Walter Sinclair; Terra
Alta. 4. NJ Ward5. Deer Park. to be
supplied; Lock Linn. s. 2 Bauman;
Beungton. ia. H. Meyer; Kearnes. J.
p. Pfgott; Enterprise, H. K. Ash;
Hendricks, +. a. Critics; Arden, II.
u. Koontz; Phdippt, 7. Kendie;
Warrington, T. b. s. Gross Evans
Vile, 2. s. Exeltne; Kingwood, Ed.
stephens; Peoria. A. P. saIaz; J. II.
Spence. worker at large; J. slaugh-
ter. conference evangelist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
FINES COLLECTED
From Several Police Court
Defendants Who Are Con
victed of Drunkenness.

No business was transacted at the
regular session OF police court this
morning, save the collection Of a fine
Of $500 from Timothy Maloney. who
was arrested sunday on the CLANCY
corner for drunkenness. and for ped
ding whiskey in a basket. lie was
turned over to the federal authorities
as noted elsewhere in this issue.
A. the session of the court sunday
morning. which was conducted by
CITY clerk VIII II. Cole. in the abb
sence Of Mayor Frank r. Moore, five
men were convicted of drunkenne/
ana hned. All paid out except one
fellow ana he put up a watch as Sc
curity for his fine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
BIG DAY
Broad Oaks Methodists Have
at Re-Opening of Ash
Chapel.

Broad Oaks Methodists had a big
day Sunday at the re-opening OF the
Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal
church, after improvements to the ex-
tent of $1,000 had been made. Dur
ing the day the $3.50 needed to meet
obligations was not only raised but a
neat sum in excess.
AT the morning service, Dir. Carl G.
Doney, president OF wesleyan College
at Buckhanuou. preached an able SER
mon on profit and Loss in Human
Life At 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
the Rev. James f. Bird, pastor OF the
First church here, gave an interest
ing and helpful talk on Services
.Glorihed by Sacrifice" using the wild
ow's mite as the basis.
The night service at S o'clock in
Guided a sscond able sermon by DR..
'Doney with III three great questions,
namely. How Cab a Man be Born
When He is Old?" How Can Man Give
Us His Blood to Drink and His Flesh
to Eat" and How Can the Dead be
Raised % as his subject.
AIl the services we're largely attends
ed and the days program was thor
.oughly enjoyed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
TRIAE RESUMED
In the Circuit Court and 9th
er Matters Are Looked
After.

In circuit court Monday the suit Of
Henry sprout against thy Tewn Of
L~umberport for $4,000 for injuries
sustained by falling into an unpro-
tected excavation was resumed.
In the chancery cause Of Jerome b.
Morrison against Jacob G. Morrison
ct al. commissioners reported that
the land was not susceptible of par
titfon and a decree of sale was en-
tered.
A decree was entered in the
chancery cause of Herman E. strother
against the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany extending the time of the ease
which expired during the tendency
of the litigation n the aus was
dismissed on motion OF the plain
tin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
PERUVIAN AVIATOR FLIES
TOA VERY GREAT HEIGHT
In First Attempt to Fly Over
the Alps But Weather
Interferes.

BRIG, Switzerland. Sept. 10
Though the weather was unpropiti-
GUS for the bold undertaking, Wey-
mann, American, and George Chanez,
Peruvian. attempted to eros the
Alps in an aeroDlane flight today
Both failed, but not until they had
given exhibitions of high flying that
promised better success in fair
weather.
Chance attained a height OF 7,546
feet and Weymann 100 feet. The
avlators explained that the wind was
too strong for them to attempt the
flight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
SECOND DEATH
In TIchenaI Family Mt Ad"mston oc-
ours within Two Days.

Lille Edna, aged>3 months. 10
days, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ny U. .Tichenal, of Church street
Adamston, died at their home Sat
urdav at midnight, II spinal mentn-
gifts. and was buried Sunday after
noon at 1890 O'Clock in Greenlawn
cemetery. with funeral services at
the house. The baby was one OF
twins. The other twin, John Ed
ward, died Thursday of n same al
Fiction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
.BILLIKENS
Viii Be the Name of the Foot
Ball Club Recently Or
gained Here.

The new football club held a meet
ing last night and decided to cali the
club The BllIikens." charles Dough
ner was elected captain. Arrange
ments were made to start practice the
latter pan OF this week. Immediately
after the '.oId fair" one game. to be
played here In about two weeks, has
already been for with the
Fairmont independents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
nA11noAD ortTc1ALs HERE.

E. Clim cohen. Of Washington. D.
G., travelling passenger agent for the
Atlantic Coast Line, and Samuel A.
Myers. of Plttsburg. travelling .passen-
ser agent for the Un!ou Pacific, went
to redwood Monday, after spending
Saturday night and Sunday in the
city. They will return "wednesday,
MT. Cohen win he in the city all day
wednesday to make arrangements for
passengers who intend going from
here to Florida in the uear future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
AGED CITIZEN
Dies of Old Age at His Resi-
dence at Mount Clare,
This County.

Robert Mitchell. 50. a we'll known
and respected citizen of Mount Glare,
died OF old age at his home Monday
morning at . O'Clock. Seven chill
dren. Ave sons and two daughters
survive. The funeral will take place
at the residence Mt Mount Glare
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. and
burial viii be in the /, Q. 9. F. Gem
etery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
COUPLE

On warrants charging them with
being persLNls OF III bE%avlort Maggie
sypoIe and Fred Boone have been
jailed to await hearings in Justice w.
p. Camps court, City policemen ar
rested them. Justice Camp will hear
the cases Monday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
ATrENns wAsnIxcrox AND LEE

Clinord n. snider, of Spencer. was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Snider at
tended preparatory school at the state
university at Morgantown h last two
years and is making ARRANGEMENTS to
go to Lexington. Va. within the next
few days. where he will attend the
Washington and Lee University dur
ing the coming eeIction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
SHOT By BURGLARS.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19-Clarence D.
Miller, chief clerk of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad was
shot n killed by negro burglar
in the Miller home today. A suS
pect was taken by the police.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
q II
ARMY BOOTH
It's to Be Maintained ut the cold
FnIr'' This Week.

Ensign j. G.. watkins of the local
salvation Army has engaged a booth
under the grand stand at the fair this
week, whore M army Will have a
mlscelaneous lot of merchandise on
sale for the hcncht of the poor of the
city. The cause is a worthy one and
II Is hoped he booth will he well pat
ronizcd by fair visitors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
~

HarrlaEe licenses have been issued
to Ira w. robinson n VIII ,
Wright, Guiseppi Vilone and Etnel "
Pen. Allen 2. Jenkins and krank!e IS
steward qrDver Davis and Louelia N.
Benn ana Benjamin n, CottFhl 3mo
FFona Coont4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
n RuN SUNDAY,

Two hundred. and forty went from
this city on the Pittsburg excursion
Saturday night, the number Of pas
senEerS being Increased to 200 when
the train reached Pitt=burs. a sue
cessfu1 excursion was also run from
RIchwood to this city Sunday, two
hundred making the "trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
RANKs TO CIOsR.

All the banking institutions OF the
city have agreed to close Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons for
sThe Old ClarksBurg Fair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
CAMPAIGN
VIII BE opened in Carroll Club
Rooms in Wheeling.

The Republican campaign in this
congressional district will be opened
Tuesday. September 81, in the Car
roll Club rooms at Wheeling. The
speakers will be Senator Nathan B.
scott, Congressman Joseph n.
Gaines, Charles e. Carrigan, Repub-
lican nominee fol- Congress, and
others.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
ENcANrrAnsNr nEG1Ns.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 19.-1n-
Vulnerable activities of the nation en-
campment OF the c.. A. r. began to-
day when national headquarters were
formally opened. There Will be a
parade wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
OPENING TnnATE1R At EIKNf.

Fred and Chester sirneral, Sons Of
the proprietor OF he Bijou theater.
are at Elsins making pngementa
to open new moving picture thenter
there. They VIII MANAGE heater
sFhennsetYess
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
.Good Race Regram 10 Be
Executed ALL Thfee
Big


rs
Monday mpFn fnurI1
tanPul fatt Nirsinie
sECehtraI Agricutdra 1iertanienl
Isoe3et opened bright
proepects TOR q esst-l
meet 81 four
The first day ar
ranging exhibits, r tpe
opening OF the Dig siaf.
morning and no 9dm N
charged. Many beside
Gus exhibitors Eiaited 6nnls
and were Impressed az
t~ractIveness, g
made to bring them up
est standard OF neat
The various marshals
ants we're busy rom
placing the exhibits
pens and stalls and the
day will mark the large
attractive collection 81 xhkah
shown at HarrIsonsconn
nual exhibition and
val.
There is an array OF
fractions In size, variety ana
larger and better than o.
the grounds. All ne
ment stands have been the
dinning room Will be mod
ated and special eating
charitable purposes have
opened. So, none OF the
needs go hungry.
The live stock exhibition
and better than ever
pens, stalls and stables
the poultry showd
tier, Machinery ana Flora ne
filled with latest invendo
fancy work. and the race
fine condition for thesfair
essential to making the
grand success IS fine weath
"old" fair has ever
blessed.
Among those who have
exhibits are VIII Hall 3
j. o. McDougle, OF Ritchie
John ID. Pickens, OF. QpietDaN
Blake, OF Mt. Glare; @.
# Meadowbrook: and q
of West Milford.
The horse show IS hiIed
many local show horses rs
large number from the counts
tricts The sheep Department
well filled.
Aside from the racing In
noon, tomorrow's official pr
VIII consist OF examtnatIons
awards in Floral and
Halls and examinations OF
hogs in pens. cattle in
horses on the quarterstretch
The race program tomoFtq III
be as follows:
2:40 Pace. Purse $500
1 Elizabeth. j. m.s
Farm.
p. Automobile, & 81. Edw
son. city.
8. Miss Tonia, Cd. /.
Stock Farm, Weston
4. Stout Fred, b. 81 Stout
Whorter, city.
Thrce-Quarter Mile Dash
/. Momentum b..
Belingten.
2. King Folly. b. f.
-Parkersburg.
3. stromeland. b y Etnsgt
trill. Fairmont.
4. Buster b, =. 1amea
C%htllicothe. o.
one MIe Dash.
i. Parkena, CHI. M.
-Parkersburg.
2. Louis Kavanagh, b. n
Jordan, Weston.
3. Topsy Robinson,
Cottrill, Fairmont
4. Maxton. b. g., James
Chillicothe. o.
Wednesdays program
follows:
Frce.for-alI Mixed, PuFse q
i. Chestator, ch M
Stock Farm.
2. Belle Hopkins,
Manley, Falrmont.
8. Alma NJ, b. n,
Farmont.
One and One-sHteenth
5000.
1, Louis Knvanagh q
q. Matt Jordan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19

Mrs. Henry Murdoch. OF Kingwood,
arrived here this morning and VIII
be- a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
IA. Garrett for a few dag
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19

Frank Armstrong, of Washington.
D. c., is here visiting relatives and
attending to business affairs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
REGISTER AT ONCE
SO YOU CAN VOTE

+ Unless you are registered, you
= can not vote this fall. Your reg :
= ~istration officer may fail to see :
= you. Therefore. go and see him !
= and nave your name placed IN !
= the registration list. It does not :
: cost any one a single cent to reg
= lister and the registration officers :
+ collect no money of any kind.
= The matter Of registering Is too ("
= important to overlook or neglect. I
i. See your registrar at once. !
= :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
onrcNso eRAIN NIARKIzT.

CHICAGO, Ill. sept. 19.-wheat.
1-2; corn. 50 Is; oats, 80 Ia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19
DIG EXPOSITION
OPENS BRGHLLY


MIMIC no RACE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19

w. B.. snyder. of West Union, IS
a city visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-19

George Miller went to Salem Mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
Labor Members and Wives
At Swell Society Functions

society than Evelyn Butler Lady Ar
thur Butler young daughter who has
just become engaged Co Edmund
brumuund, the youngest half broth
cr of Lord Strathalldu. She has
been very hard 90 please and has Zee
fused Eoodly number 81 suitors in
FAR more important positions than the
young man who has been fortunate
enough tu secure her hand. For some
time past her parents were afraid she
was going 20 remain single. for al
though she went about 60 dances and
festivities with her mothcr-Iady Ar
thur is an interchangeable chaperon--she
showed no desire whatever 10 change
her name As a little girl she used
Co be great favorite Of the king be-
cause OF the smart answers she used
Co make
ECLUsIvE FAMILY.
Lord and Lady Arthur Butler. like
the Marquis and Mauchioness OF orr
monde. are immensely exclusive and
choose their society with exceeding
care. The "uouvcau riche'-in fact,
anyone without long ucdigree--is
never admitted 10 their circle. In the
ordinary course Of circumstances Lord
Arthur Butler viii one day bee Marquis
of ormuude his brother. the present
peer, having only daughters. When
that time comes Evelyn Butler VIII
find herself possessed OF the courtesy
title OF "Ildy" iu front of her name,
the right uf 20 peers daughter Her
first cousin. Lady Beatrice Pole-Carew,
I- regarded by many as the most beau
uful woman iu England. She d. the
elder Of the Marquis OF DrmOnde. s
tIuEhtcr- the second being Lady Con-
stance Butler. who has been out eight
uT mine years but shows no tendency
sU Tar Co. enter the ranks Of the ma
irons. The story goes that Lady Cone
stance 40 ono time favored certain
very popular American diplomat who
has since returned % bis own country,
but her parents simply would not hear
OF such marriage for her The man
was proud and resented the objections
raised so bitterly that Doe asked TO De-
removed. Both tho Marquis of or
mondo's daughters are great helrcsses
having bad important estates and for
tunes bestowed on them by a. lat,
uncle who surprised mo- one more than
the girls themselves in comforting un
them inhoritaucos expected tu go clss-
where.
Some OF their friends seem Co believe
that there Is 70 grain of truth iu the
rumor That the Duke and Duchess Of
Manchester mean TO turn the mansion
Boo GrOsyeuOr Square hcQuoathed 20
them bN the late Consuelo Duchess
of Manchester into "a hotel Everyone
knows that the young duchess is
capital business woman; equally d. 90
realized that she does not care "a pin
for society wiz "a big S and that She
Is very anxious Co make money and
the house iu GrusNCnDr Square Is
white elephant. Some of the resi-
dents of that most 8ristocratic of
squares are very irate at the idea OF
hotel under their very noses and this
is the very thing that would tickle the
duchess most Of ALL for she has "a very
keen sense of humur The story goes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19


M C. " 6: =. /. :: ::; =: y:
paintcrs of Italy should have
..,5srgoro an apurcuuccship Of strug-
gIs and privatIon similar to that eN-
ra-ierred by the old masters with
/, sor he Is one loo spirit and inspira-
.,iop. Gastano Preyiatl who is known
. I, r,si- as .thc last Of the old masters
md who al the same time is the inven-
I,,r OF a new school of painting nearly
f. .arysA before De won the recognition
Id the world Now that artists and
|rhHlsuues alike have accepted his
',nethods be has reached pitch Of
prosperity which would make real
ola master open his eyes. and his popu-
'larty is proved By the fact that in
few weeks an exhibition devoted 70
bis works alone win be opened here.
From his earliest childhood religious
devotion was the most notable char
hrteHstic In prcvaus make up. when
be was born at Ferrara in 1859. the city
vas under Pope Plus VII and was
governed by q cardinal delegate. Nat
uulIy this atmosphere OF deep religi-
Gus thought had It's effect on an i'm
Iresslonabla mind. and the townspeo-
Die love 90 relate how little Gaetano
used 90 slip away from home to the
cathedral across the street and remain
IN some sombcr recess for hours. lost
iH deep meditation.
MOTHER A Countess
u.- ...,....
,., r..-,.. r.,., ,-..,,, -,..
''''''' 81 ''''','",'
'i 'Nf It'n'NS idInc.e tamlly Whlch
goes away back t1 Leo. the Good. who
Arasto tells ua took as po,,erful
t..4..i
hundred anrcs ~ were ever carried
ION journey to rescue the Holy
.Senulchra" % is.a sf-rie,,rt foot tbst
sH, y,. ~
"'sn lue1lS WIN
F''''N'''H toward reading the
mystical stories of the Bible and the
saints
ia.
'''N'' was scientific man and
while solDnre appealed 10 the boy. still
art had The sr.4ter b,l5 ,,,a pro,,iati
was SAINT o.. rs. ~.
,.- N''S' III the IrS'
''''' me- Followed faithfully the hard
ana FAST rules of the academies which
BE- adhered fa f,, a.. i.,,.. -. 80. -
er into mere mechanic of paint and
1'''A. While thus engaged In study
he "as materially aided bv his broth
er Ho married. and .,.,. a. -.
his frst ,I..r3 i, '''' WI VI vi
49,, '''.' h' awakened 10 the fact
a.. "' longer saw art In the light
,Nal % was taught. When darkness
ii'lr'lered with BITS painting he began
ms search for "a mode M o,,nras5ii",,
,,lldi could more tutbf1uy ana more
'li't convey tbo thoughts tbat dor,-
.''tt'a 1lW Night after nirht he wont
g,Ilh no moro than our on flve bours'
while Dee studied experluonted
u struggled to md that luminous
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