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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
ARN8URS
Buy a Lot Here and Will
Erect a Big Building
on 1t.

Purchase Of lot by Armour and
Company ,oF Chicago, meat packers,
In this city, means the erection Of a
large building and the operation OF
central distributing point here Of
that concern. The lot was bought
Of John A, Crislip and s. A. Smith
and is at the corner OF Baltimore
ana Third streets in Glen Elk, east
Of tho Morris Grocery Company
building.
II is the intention of Armour and
Company to erect modern three
story brick building at cost OF
$4,000, and thoroughly equip it
for their business. The building
viii be IS by 100 feet. They will
also have a boiler plant, in which tc
boil hams. It wifi be the principal
house OF the company in this sec.
ton Of the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
BIG EXPLOSION
On a Boat Kills Many, Does
Great Damage and Causes
a Panic.

NaT YcRS. FEB. 1.-Gseveral per-
sens ere reported killed and many
Injured ty an explosion of dynamite
on the boat, Catherine c, which was
alongside the Jersey Central railway
dock at the south end oG Jersey City
today. The boat was completely de-
iroltshed. The pier was completely
wrecked and many other boats nearby
were dctnaged. Great damage was
done at the government immigration
tsthtson. on Ellis Island windows all
lover the island were smashed, and
many employees injured by fragments
of flying glass. The explosion was
terrific. 1t shook the down town
district of Manhattan. Windows Of
Office buildings were broken in all
directions over wide area and it
! caused panic in the financial and
mercantile section. Quick subsistence
/ of the runsblings speedily treasured
ialermed persons. There were no
early reports OF casualties due TO the
panic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
TNI1 VOTES
Cast BY West Virginia Dele
cation in Favor Of New
Orleans Exposition.

WASHINGTON D. g., Feb. ~
West Virginia went down with the
New orleans cotors flying when the
vote was taken as to the location
of the exposition in commenora ton
of the comp ettont Of the Panama ca.
nal. Mr.. Hubbard was paired,
Messrs. sturg!ss and woodward were
absent AID paired, and Messrs.
Gaines and Hughes voted for New
Orleans. as the other members Of
the organization would have done
had they not been paired.
president Taft Is said to have
questioned some Of the West yir-
ginia delegation as to Their prefer
ences, it being well understood that
he made many votes for San Fran
cisco. but when 1t was found that
the West virgInians had Arm and
fixed convictions in behalf OF New
Orleans, no attempt was made to
move them. y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01

BC
p
..S.II'|R.''|'..'.l..I. DEAD.
Rear Admiral Of the Navy,
Retired is Victim Of
Pneumonia.

4 - . Jed 9 d a. HI4f . . L . 3 j q I
WAEItIleS ToN, V. G., Feb. H.
Rear Admiral Charles stillman
sperry, Of the United States navy, re-
tired. who commanded the Atlantic
itieet on Its last log in Its around the
world. died suddenly this morning
at hospital here Of pneumonia.
Charles stillinan sperry was born
September 8, 1s47, in Brooklyn, N. y,
and was son Of corydon and Cath
crime Elizabeth Leavenworth sperry
His early education was obtained ii
the public schools Of Waterbury.
Conn., and in 1856 he was graduated
from thes United States Naval Aca-
deny at Annapolis. Nd. He married
Edith Marcy, "a granddaughter Of
Governor William L. Marcy. OF New
York. In April, 1868. he was pro
noted to the Office Of ensign. was
made mastor March %, 1863. a
lieutenant March q, 1870. lieutenant
commander in March 1885, command
er in 1894 and captain July /. 1900.
For several years he was commander
Of the Y. 8. s. New Orleans" The
admiral made his home at Water
bury. Conn. He was member Of
the New York Yacht and University.
clubs, Of New York City; and Of the
Metropolitan Club, Washington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01

Is Drawn on Bartender ana
Italian IS Fined and
Held II jan.

francesca carslimoso. an Italian
laborer. Is in jail awaiting the nc
ton Of the prosecuting attorney IN
his case as the result Of tiourlsbing
q revolver Tuesday night in the
Frank Rush saloon on Baltimore
street,
b The prisoner was convicted under
e city statute Of unlawtully carrying
q revolver when tried Wednesday
morning in police court BY Mayor
Frank R, Moore and was fined $50
and costs, which he paid. Tony Concr
bartender. and Frank Kline, who
has charge 3 fine lunch counter III.
the saloon, both testified that the
man drew the gun on the former. AS.
REQUIRED by the Johnson antl-weapon
law, the city authorities gave notice.
Of the case to VIII Il Norris, pros
ecuttng attorney, and remanded the.
man to jail.
One other man was tried at the
session Of police court and was fined
$3.50 for drunkenness. He paid ana,
was released,
4 . . + i +.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
by he Joint Asserab of tie
Legislature Off West
Virginia.
30 TIERS HOLD OUT
IL the Last But They Are
Too Few in Numbers
to Succeed.
ciEARi lI1sroN, Feb.

clfAR Ilf9sf ON, Feb. tSo at
tempt was made to suspend the con
stitusonal rules when the prohibit
ton amendment bill came uo on It's
tlrst reading in the House today.
The resolution will be read on three
separate days, and 1t was made j
sspeclal order on second reading for
tomorrow.
both houses took mp routine busi-
ness and at noon the Senate Joined
the Hcpse in joint Assembly fer the
election Of United States senators.
Chiffon and Watson were elected
sto the United States Senate for the
long ana short terms respectively
4 IN the Joint assembly Of the leisla-
ture today.
Chiffon received seventy-two votes
and Watson seventy votes. Five
Democrats Dolted Chiffon, aid seven
Watson.
The Republicans scattered their
votes.
Governor Glasscock, 1t is said, Will
issue their comm sions as result
OF today's election.
For the long term the vote was as
follows:
Chiffon seventy-tgo. Louis Ben-
nett three, John w. Davis two.
Repuolicans-scott twenty-eight,
Charles G. Beury five, Nathan GoR
4. and Joseph II. Games one.
For the short term the vote was:
Watson seventy John ]. Davis one,
and John w. Davis six.
RepuDlicans-1saac I. Mann nine,
ElRtns eight, w. p. HaN8ard
eleven, William NJ. O. Dawson two,
Sutherland two. 4. B.. White one,
Gaines one, and g. w, Atkinson
one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
.ORQI.ERs
In Several Gases in the Cir
cult Court Here Are
Entered.

An order OF reference was made
in the cause Of Edward c. Smith
against Charles E. Reynolds in the
circuit court Wednesday.
Demurrer was sustained in the
cause of Ida b. Wesner against the
Reserve Gas Company.
Answer was filed in the action OF
Theodore G. Nicewarner against the
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Com
pany.
Judgment for $99s.S9 was given
the clarksburg Brewery Company
against Lloyd Dun.
An order was directed transferring
the eiectment suit Of Flora s. MatiIe
against Claude w. Gore and others
to the circuit court Of Marion
county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
E0gR SER!ANS JAILED.
For Trials on a. Charge Of
Operating Gambling Re
sort at Grasse1li.

-Four syrians are imprisoned in
the county Jail awaiting trials in
Justice G. H. Gordons court on a
charge OF operating gambling re-
sort in the industrial suburb OF
Grasselli. They were arrested there
Wednesday by Constable William
Post and R. Edward Kidd on war
rant that was sworn out by R. A.
Miller, a Syrian pedlar OF the
suburb. Their names are Nadri
George, Farls Ntckolo, Henry Her
rick and Joseph Nassiff. The JUS
tice will hear the case in a day or
two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01

8Y the Consoli atlon Goa
Company on All Of ITS
Property.

II 81 u 4 "a .HI - - ID
n arst and fet 1ndiag nortgags
sinking gold bonds dated December
from The conso lidat!on Goa
company PIG 20 the Guaranty Trust
company, Of New York City. trpsi
zee, has been f1led Tor record. The
document p il printed book form
and z md covers almost 100 pages, The
n :. y fled ~ each 81 the
otherg counties in which the com
psa1y has holdings.
lne proDerty r1oFtgaged aggre-
gates about 100000 acres In Mary
land West Virginia, Kentucky and
eennsylyanta The following is the
- button OF the property and tab
5ltlated In the mortgage:
llegany county. Nd, 1880
acres
arFs y county Md. ss acres.
Marion county. Va: 27 1888
acres
Harrison county, w. Va, 38y271
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
81 Saloons to BE Leading
Issue n siIe City Elec-
tio9 il Faaruont
I9N1I IIE oNE W.
Has ! !. = ltlg eorgs d Great
Britain aIIl She is
Gdesa Mary

J, Edward r.
~ ..'.s, Z. . eliarsea with circu-
.e.s iis'5lg seeratofs deiamatory
lApsl a. ine Seegge was found
! ,.s NY sReslal Jury today
ing s 81 sSts q 81 eae years imprls-
ott 81.
re I!eefa small sheet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
TIRED or HIS TOGA
IS SENA TOR ELKLNS
AS II is Only Temporary and
is Eager for Successor
o Arrive.

WATERMELON, D. c., Feb. Il
Davis B9kins is said TO have tired
already OF being temporary sega-
tor. 1t is understood that no one in
Washington will be any more pleased
han he when Senator Watson
presents his credentials to the Sen
ate and takes the oath OF Office as
his successor.
What Senator Davis Elkins might
think Of a real senatorship to last
for SIX years at least and perhaps
longer, probably is a very different
matter. But only a few days to
serve and the end of his service en-
pected at almost any time It is said
to be pretty hard for him to keep up
interest in the work Of the Senate.
1t is even reported here that no
one was more active in bringing
about the peace agreement between
the Democrats and the Republicans
OF the State Senate than was Sen
ator Elkins. and that he took this
part in order to end his own term
OF office.
II is understood that Senator Ell
&ins is especially eager to relinquish
the toga in time to avoid having to
vote on certain matters scheduled to
come up soon in the Senate, such as
the tariff commission bill, the Ca
madam reciprocity agreement, the
location OF the Panama canal expo,
sition and some other matters OF
equally as troublesome character.
1t Is not that Senator Elkins Is
afraid to meet any OF these issues
but that he feels hesitancy III
voting upon such important mat.
tiers when he is serving only tenn.
pcrary appointment and at time
|
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
BUREAU OF CENSUS
WANTS BIRTH AREA
Established as to Provisional
Registration to Protect
Infants,

WASHINGTON. D, C., Feb. l.
An interesting statement regarding
the establishment by the Census
Bureau OF the provisional birth reg
istration area in the United States,
for the purpose OF compiling sta
tist.cs enabling the scientific study
and prevention OF infantile mortal
ity, has been submitted to Census
Director Durand by Dr. Cresy l..
wilbur, chiIf statistician for vital
statistics in the Census Bureau, who
is directing the work.
Acting on the principle that vital
statistics are the foundation OF
scientific public health work, the
Census Bureau, through DR.. Wilbur,
began in 1908 the collection of sta,
tistlcs OF births with view OF es.
tablishing provisional birth reg:s,
tration area. This work has steadily
progressed until at the present time
the tentative area includes the New
England states, and Pennsylvania
Michigan, and the District of CoIum,
bia, although the latter, which Is
coextensive with Washington City
whose laws are made by the direc
action Of Congress, does not regtstel
its births. an fact II Is stated, TIL
only state il which q determined
! 10 J
EFFORT has been made - enterel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
MONEY Bill
Is to Be Used by Brown and
Others as a Club Over
the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Unless the
Senate votes at this session on the
Senator Lorimer case, the, resolution
pertaining to election of senators By
the people, bill to create perma-
nent tariff board and the general ser
vice pension bill, Senator Brown, of
Nebraska and some OF his colleagues
who favor the measures named have
determined that the appropriation
bill shalt also fail. Brown so stated
in the Senate today,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
HARRY Hayes
Is Identified as Charles Olson,
Well Known Indianapo-
lis Wrestler.

AMARILLO, Texas, Feb. lit is
stated today on good authority thar
Harry Hayes, opponent OF Jaseph
MsCray in Saturdays wrestling
bout in which MaCray received in
jurles from wl4ch he died Monday,
is Charles olsoa, well known
wrestler of indianapolis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
CH.AIRlNElN N.AlNEII
By SEN HAi Z u Is
Senator Coffnan at HEAD 81
Committee on iYilsge
and ectlols

CE4ARJBsToN, Fa5 So inner,
OF Senate committees were a. pom
today By President Hftaesd
lows:
& privileges and election eoffn.tn
finance, Silver; judiciary and
railroads, McIntire nlfne and
mining. Meredith; claIti ana fies
anees, Phillips; insni ION nd a.
riculture, Sutherland irSIie pssn
Ing Flynn; penitehtia rlne
militia, Craig; labor mi toII Ind
education Johnson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
MESTgN.RIlTERS
May Be Itld ictsd Next Week
by the S pecial Grand

WlEETq d ...-.7.
cradle ttneasines IS iisfs d s,n
the probabiltty 81 ia iise i.ation ~.
the special grand iiere asxt Sseei.
Of the rioting and not oiehce in4
.dulsed in the lt yFitlialn Furblsh
ee'orea, charged WITH itiinal assault
was rescued by ia apt talsen
:. e IlAFstsoals ysi,eFe tissn u
MoNndsville and 81 the
penitentiary for safety Nhiie de
ehief object Of the speciaf ralid jury
y believed ia. be acton IN the Faf
Dish cage, the call Tor one gfatid iurg
ls general and there may be 81 sti
ments against q nnmbsr 81 RI
VINO attempted to take him non, 40
officers for the purpose n isneisif,
him. - y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
EDUCATOR
Or. James A. Harrison Passes Away
at Home in Virginia.

CHARACTERISTICS, va, Feb. i.
-Dr. James A. Harrison, for Is years
professor Of English and Romantic
languages in the University Of yir-
sinia, and one OF the best known
authors Of the South, is dead here. he
had filled successive chairs at the
Randclp macon college, the Wash
ington and Lee Unlyersity and the
University q Virginia and was lect1r-
ier % Anglo Saxon poetry 81 Johns
Hopkins Re pfoduced many book
ma 1ontyfbyfse .iiid
plillelo cl 6ut6l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
SENATOR ELKNs
Has to Give Some Of His
Time to Railroad AZ
fairs as Well.

WASHINGTON. Feb. william
schaeffer, ex-shsritf Of Preston coun-
ty, and Neil J. Fortney, both of King
wood, have been in Washington for a
day or two contering with Senator
Davis Elkins, president Of the Nor
gantown and Ktngwood railroad, con-
corning some matters in Preston
county Of interest to that road.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
TO PHILIPPl
Body Of a Young Mar
Who Dies Here Will
Be Sent.

Earl Cook, young man residing
at Grasselli, died at O'Clock Wed.
nesday morning at a local hospital,
following an illness Of typhoid fever.
He was about 90 years old,
The body will be sent to Philippl
this evening on train No. 10, and on
It's arrival undertakes at that place
will have charge Of the services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01

llL1AM a EDWARDS better known H Edwards has
H been honored by the Carnegie
Wv granted medal to him because bravery ciai an
nounSe'nent OF
yer medal towards aged rtytree
an ndserninate being shot M
saSsn 1e9Een N j. Aug o 1910 Hon William tho
Guy o. New 9rk lust having been shot
deck the steamship
ant stu facing the group about the pistol Commissioner
standing at the mayors left side man and
bore INN to the deck his
was discharged again and the buet forearm on the
other hurried to pnlon the
phshed Y the pistol was discharged third
medal that Edwards gets twesx bonod Mt
the recent meeting OF the commission in psbwg highly praised
by the
famous member Of footba
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
Ccoatlnued on Page 81
GOES TO NEW YORK.

Isaac McNeer has graduated with
hon6rs US a first class bookkecper ana
has accepted call to New York to
take up his new line Of work He will
3beaa hookkeeper for aleading life
insurance company there He win
sleage it few days 70 aune his
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
.MUST BNSNER
Questions Put IS Him bv The
Grand Jury About Voc
Buying and SsIIing

/ EAnsNRGiIiE. M. Feb:
cfsion today Judge roi j ~
strnSted City ATTORNEY Jou5s q IL
8wer questions reg enn
and buying before d jnf,
Jones has detiined ia Srl h
que tions put 70 him. nct at-
60 that MS 4 d s. 6s nn-
rbn 6fs J55ss
atlot 9Qa h4psn.
atss u months aso.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
CLEARS HIS SKIRTS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Judge W.
g. Bennett Of Weston. passed through
Washington this week on his way to
New York on q business trip. Judge
Bennett got away from the muddle at
Charleston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
wooDMEN TONIGHT.

woodmen Of the world will hold a
regular meeting tonight in their hall.
There will be limitations and regular
routine business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENT,

Edmund T.. Garrett announces the
removal of his law offices from the
Hornor building to rooms 7I9-79p
Goff building, Main street. clack.aurg
West Virginia.
February the first, nineteen hundred
and eleven.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Peter Kasely and Frnnzeska Fru-
las and Roscoe c. Langdon and Alta.
Z. Wright
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01

thoroughly the registration 81
births, as the law provides, with
nrosecptlon cad infl;ctaol of fhe
penalty. OF the aws n da;4nuue6l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
MUSICIANS WIN MATCH.

An interesting duck pin match was
talcn from 4 tam 81 local sllss bg
the CadehEa orchestra team laat
fnielt le ewing alless
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
PENSION ISoRFs M.

WASHINGTON, Eel. rhFoueh
the efforts Of Congre sslnail Wool
yard the pension II d Duct 81
has been itcre 81 so
a month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
FIRST DEGREE
Murder Verdict is Returned
Against Slayer Of a
Minister.

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. John
Sears, a negro. was convicted today
Of murder in tho first degree for KILL
Ing the Rev. Adnzi I, Armstrong at
Dutch Neck the night before last
THANH giving, Mrs. Armstrong was
killed az the same time
y a. elty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01

has more inan double the paid 1ircu-
Infion of any Other Clarl,s-
uufe newspaper.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
ADVERTISING TALKS.
lContinued from page -.

which the public is interested,
either directly as shareholders,
or indirectly>through their influ-
ence upon general business con-
ditions.
However meritorious the
CUSTOMARY advertising may be,
advertising the financial affairs
of corporations is of FAR
GREATER PUBLIC IMPORT
ANCE, especially at this time,
when there is so much unjust
agitation against corporate af-
fairs.
IL also believe that FULL
PUBLICITY of the affairs of
corporations w o. Id B +
BENEFICIAL, not only To the
public, but to the corporations
themselves, as the actions and
Investigations brought about by
public uneasiness would be
largely forestalled thereby.
But to obtain these results,
FULL PUBLICITY WILL BE
NECESSARY, and THE PUB
Lie WILL HAVE TO BE SAT-
ISFIED that the facts and fig
ures contained in the advertise
ments are accurate
Mr.. Sells conclusions are
sound, and the sooner that cor
porations awake to the fact that
their salvation lies in letting the
public know all about their af-
fairs, the better it will be for
them.
Corporations should not seek,
through technicalities, to thwart
the public. There is a BETTER
WAY than recourse to the law
to straighten out a corporations
affairs-there is a better way
than occasional reading notice
publicity bought at so much per
line, and that is the STRAIGHT
OUT, FRANK PRINTED WORD
IN DISPLAY ADVERTISE
MENTS, DULY ATTESTED by
the officers of corporations.
A corporation or an individual
need never hesitate to tell the
truth about their business.
There may be criticism, but criti-
cism is wholesome, and larger
percentage of the people will
stand by a corporation or indi-
vidual that tells the truth.
(To be continued.)
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
HONESTY BEST POLICY
FOR LAWYER, SAYS LODGE

Attorney Frank T. Lodge. address
ing the Lawyers club at the Burns
hotel, Saturday afternoon. on THE
personal equation in the practice OF
law told his younger confreres that
honesty. reliability and fairness were
the elements OF success In practice.
He referred 10 the common vaudeville
jokes on the dishonesty Of lawyers.
and declared that there must have
been some foundation for them in the
past. or they would not exist.
But today, the brilliant, but tricky
lawyer falls down in competition
with the honest. fair attorney" said
Mr.. Lodge The dullest man can
make his sayings have greater effect,
II he is honest and fair. than the most
brilliant, II he is not. Judges and
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
A Newspaper Of Principles

The Detroit Daily Times celebrated
the eleventh anniversary OF its exist.
ence last week. The Times has been
looked upon as something OF freak
as daily newspaper simply because
it has pronounced ideas OF its respon-
sibility as a tremendous force as an
educator or public morals. including
honesty and integrity and places
principles ahead OF dollars turning
away the latter in the shape of ques-
tionable advertising OF all kinds. in.
GLIDING liquor and quackery. and be-
cause the same principles have been
applied In the policy of the Review
for many years past We are watching
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
G0He .TIE3
He/lmouSt0p4a/bT 1M{IiUMgH W
VAUGHAN HESTER, GAVMyYkN
. The sMerunC onpany \MXNXGXZW
CHAPTER \NIWWN
CHAPTER XVIII.
IContinuedD.

The Judge nodded.
i've met him." he said BREEZY.
Acting on sudden impulse, the
judge muttered something aCout re-
turning later. and hastily quilted the
Office
In the hall the judges steps dragged
and his head was bowed. He was
busy with his memories. Then pas
sion shook him.
Damn him-may God-for ever
damn him" he cried under Us breath,
in a fierce whisper.
The supper finished. the dishes We're
cleared away and the candles ighted,
when the judge produced mysteir-
Gus leather-covered case. - ne
opened and Mahafiy and -.anniD,
saw that II held handsome pair .
dueling pistols
Where did YOU get EN-. Judge? -
oh. amt they beautiiul," cI.eG nan
nibal, circling about The table in his
excitement.
MY dear lad. they were purchased
only few hours ago, said the Judge
quietly, as he began TO load them.