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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28
THOUSANDS VISIT
THE APPLE SHOW
EVENT WILL BE BROUGHT TO
SUCCESSFUL CLOSE THIS
AFTERNOON.
Fruit VIII Be Sold AZ Auction This
Afternoon, Starting at 2 O'clock
awards Made.

The apple show which has been IN
progress since Wednesday evening. in
the rear storeroom OF the Braunlich
building. on Market street, opposite
the Market Auditorium, will end this
afternoon. Beginning at 2 O'Clock. all
fruit on display except the prize win
ming exhibits. viii be disposed OF nj
public autcion. The prize winning ex.
hfbits will DO forwarded to Moran
town. to be entered In the annual
show being held under the auspices
OF the State College Of Agriculture.
Bids have been placed on several
plate exhibits and two or three barrel
exhibits. These bids will stand until
this afternoon. and II higher cues are
not received. the exhibits win 60 to
the bidders.
Hundreds OF persons have attended
the show since Il opened Wednesday
evening. II was estimated that fully
a thousand persons visited the expo
sition hall Wednesday evening and
Thursday. and ut least a Thousand
persons were In attendance yesterday
before s o'clock. The show was open
to the public last night, and several
hundred more attended.
Tho Panhandle Agricultural Club.
under whose auspices the show was
given. In making the awards. The
successful exhibitors in attendance
yesterday were given their premiums
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
other awards are ready for distribu-
tion.
Though the show. which was the
hrst OF It's kind ever held In the city
was held as an experiment. II proved
most successful. aand II will un-
doubleday be made an annual fea
ture.
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SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSvILLE. w. Va. Nov. ~
Theodore j.. the 10-dsy-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hornbrook. died
Monday morning. Funeral services
were held yesterday and interment
was made in New MartinsvilIe.
Wheeling high beat Sistersville one
point in the game played here Satur.
day afternoon. Crawford scored the
touchdown for Sistersville high.
Misses Sarah and Rose Moss. OF
wheeling. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin N. Fischer.
Miss Julia Anne Slemaker and Miss
Margaret Thistle have gone TO Pitts.
burgh for short visit.
Fred Hubbard. who IL employed by
the 70. a. o. n. r.. spent a few days
with his mother, Mrs. Eta Hubbard.
Frank Horner has returned to FL
Holt business college after spending
a few days az his home.
Rev J. o. Bolton has gone TO Hun.
tington 20 attend the funeral OF his
cousin. Rev. J. w. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs VI. g. Ellis are In St
Marys visiting friends for short
time
Mrs. G.. T. Wilson has arrived home
from Cairo where she has been spend.
Ing the past two weeks.
Mr. q. J. King. Of Marietta. Il visit
ing his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
y g. Ackerson. Of the South Side
Miss Clce Stealey spent Monday
with friends IN Wheeling
Miss Bertha Jane and Mr. Fora NJ.
Smith. Of Shadyside. are spending a
few days with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Smith
Ralph Broadwater. Jr. who attends
the State university al MorEantown.
is here spending his Thanksgiving va
cation.
Miss Etue Monroe. % Portage coun-
~. Ohio. r. visiting her brother.
Charles Monroe
Miss Elsie Steaiey has returned
from few weeks stay with friends
In Wheeling and Bellairc
Prank Dowler and little son have
returned TO their home In Wheeling
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WILLIE
Parcel Post sale.

Parcel Post Sale
s,an S Il sar [ Co. W = Eo " s. Of the
FIRST NJ. T. church. will give a social
and parcel post sale in the Sunday
school room Of the church. on Monday
evening. November 80. beginning at 7
O'Clock. The following program will be
given. after which the parcels will be
sold at IS cents apiece. Pull value In
each parcel.
Piano Duet. ...................
80 Mildred Depew. Farnces Chsppell
Accompanied. Miss Reed. W '''
l'iaro solo. ............ Andrew Nelson
Vocal solo Miss i. anRs cb .riSS
Accompanied. Mirim Chiefly.
ldano SOLO -. ;,...-..... Miss Petty
Doris Church. Elizabeth. CasscIis.
Eva Carter. Frances Fowler. Marion
o.Donell, Marjorie stephens. Helen
sheppard, stella Common. Edna Tur-
kle. and Mable Foglcsong
usual prices. Admission 10 cents
The many friends OF Mrs Charles FL
lis. Of East Vine street. Will regret TO
learn that she has been confined 10 her
home the past week ~ illness
Mrs. Hiram Groves. Of Washington
street. was called 90 Hcndrysburg by the
serious illness % her father. Mr.. Ward
, Mt. ana Alrs. =. 9. Gov. ~ ktrkwood
o., spent ThanksEiving with their par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. David Gordon. OF this
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ". Reed OF East
George Hall. of s.na. o.. and Jlmes
Lucas. % Hunter. -.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Exicy and children
o. Whceiing. and Dr. and Mrs FRED
Lane and family. 81 Cambridge. are sia-
lting their fathcr. T. ". Lane. Of south
Lincoln avenue.
Air and Me- W. q. Merrill of War
rem avenue. spent THANKSGIVING at
Caldwell
NJ. and Mrs Harry steel. Of Ieru-
salem. spent SUNDAY with relatives mere
Recent guests NJ the home 81 SIR and
Mrs prank lnuruhrrrN. 90 south street
ore Mre Mary 4. Mildman. Miss Mar
Earet Wildman and Mrs. George uowyer
auu two uuuEnt .re. ~ Belmont.
Mrs. Illn Carpenter. q South Arch
street. o. spending a few days with rel
utiUHHnnf snHdNHine.
Harold IlaEedorn. ~ this city. spent
Thanksgiving with relatives and friends
On Sc ClairaViilo. p.
". g. Beatty. ~ West Main street
VIII spend the coming week with rela-
tivea IN Pittsburgh
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after spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs w. III. Malick.
MIR. and Mrs. George Zellers and
little daughter. who have been the
guests OF relatives. have returned
home 10 Mt. Vernon.
Misses Marie Alder. Marie Edmonds,
Austin Martin and Art Case attended
the football game in New Martinsville
Thanksgiving
The Comus club dance given in
Thistle hall Thursday evening was
attended by thirty-two couples The
out-of-town guests We're James Farr
OF Ben Avon. Pittsburgh. and James
Haney. of Wheeling.
Mrs. Margaret a. Preston. who is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Alder
left Friday for Washington to spend
a few days with relatives.
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The Christian Endeavor Society held a
Thanksgiving social al the Presbyterian
church at o'clock. A large crowd was
W. T. Doheny. OF F'airmort. spent yes
terday with friends I'm town.
VIM. Crcss. Of East Palestine o. Is
the guest OF friends here.
;. y. Sturm attended the football
game In Fairmont yesterday.
Miss Sarah Leonardson, OF Phillip
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Mayme
Charlton. here.
Misses nellie and Clara Burt spent
Thanksgiving In Wheeling.
Miss Norah GnuEhan arrived home
this morning TO spend a few days wits
her parents. after attending the football
game in Fairmont yesterday.
Miss leila Harlan. Of Clarksburg. Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Jesse
shrimp. here.
James Minor. Of Fairmont was q
visitor here yesterday and to-day.
Rev. n. l.. Whitncr Is conducting re.
vival services at the HomewoOd Baptist
church to which everyone IL cordially
invited.
NIr. and Mrs. John Solly. Of Parkers-
burg. are the guests OF their daughter
here. Mrs. IA u. Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Basnett OF
Wheeling. are guests OF the former !
uncle. 4. u. Basnett.
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WARWOOD


CONGREGATIONAL meeting OF the men,
pers or the Christian church will be
held sunday morning at the church. cor
ner seventeenth street and Richiand
ave report Will bt made by all de-
partments OF the church at this time.
hev. n W. Evans will make a short
ADDRESS All members are invited and
tney are expected to bring their friends
The meeting will start promptly At II
n m
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On Thursday evening a Thanks givinR
service was held at the Bethlehem
Union chapel. Supper was served at 6
o'clock Rev. Oscar G. Dean, of the
Trinity Lutheran church. OF wheeling
delivered an address ana later q barrel
OF clothing and Christmas gifts was
packed for Miss Jackson. n missionary
IN the Jarroldf Valley. to be user In her
Sunday school work.
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SHERRARD
Announcements.

Rev, A. G. Rife will preach at the
Limestone Presbyterian church on Sun
Gay at 1880 o'clock. and Rev. Boston
Will hold preaching services at Far
view at 1890. The services at the
Wood Hill church. Will be at 1880 D. m.
Allen Grove. at 1900
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MT y. b. Wilson. OF Washington. Pa.
vii MI the pulpit OF the Warwood Pres
pyterian church both Sunday morning
ana evening. Mr.. Wilson IS an able
sfeAker and large audience l. expect
90 NJ both morning and evening SER
vices Special music will be rendered
by the church choir
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last evening at the Methodist church
corner Fourteenth street and Orchard
avenue. was well attended by many To-
cal people. The AFFAIR was given by
members OF the Junior Circle OF Kings
daughters. Refreshments were served
curing the evening and a very good time
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Warwood Brisfa

Mrs. Samuel sharp. OF Eighth street,
- recovering from an operation she
SSnoerwent at the Ohio Valley General
hospital a few days ago.
MISS Hazel Flood has returned 20 her
nome on Nineteenth street after a
nrief visit at tho home of Mrs Robert
AcSuire OF woodsfield. o.
MT. and Mrs. J. u. Evans and family
o. Iwenty-hrst street. have returned
after spending THANKSGIVING with
friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Ruth Reed. OF Moundsvill.
spent THANKSGIVING with friends I'M
Center Warwood. "
Miss Elizabeth ColIingwood. of Nine.
to Pittsburgh. Np
Mrs. w. Evans. OF Pittsburgh. Is tbs
guest at the home OF Miss Emma III.
rs OF North Warwood.
MIR. and Mrs J. D. Marsh. of Twentv.
nrst street, have returned after spend
ing Thanksgiving with friends in
August kindolberger, OF Sixth stree,
ana Warwood avenue. has announce
his candidacy for mayor
Ross kennon, OF GAINESVILLE has r.
turned home after visiting nj The bo,,s
OF Mr.. Flood. OF Nineteenth street
Miss Mildred Morris. OF Ninth stree.
~ improving after being seriously hi
Tor a Few weeks. 80
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A union Thanksgiving service OF the
Allen Grove and the Pleasant Hill
churches was held on Thursday at the
illness OF Rev. A c. Rife, who was 10
have preached. Rev. Boston, OF Ohio de-
Hvered q very entertaining sermon
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DUG sUeuReAN HoME
Or. z. a. HHdreth ~. Purchases Vance
Home "a Altcnheim.

Dr y. A. Tndroth u. purchased
through the Morton agency the prop
erty located on the National road a.
Altenheim. This is one ~ the most
desirable properties On this section and
VIII be considerably improved by the
purchaser. who takes possession In
the early spring The consideration
vas private
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School xntsrtasnmsnA

On last Wednesday afternoon a very
rendered by the Scherrard Consolidate ed
and High schools. A large crowd was
present and the program was enjoyed
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SEALED PROPOSALS
chants and 0fhsr. Whni...1S

Notice TO Manufacturers, yobbsrs Mer
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
At Its office at Charleston, West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which f. vested in said Board
contracts will be awarded to the lowest
nldders quality considered, and other
ers viii be given preference.
lists OF supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a-1-tf Charleston. West VIRGINIA
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The Christian Endeavor society of the
sionary meeting Sunday evening AZ 7
o clock at the church or Twentieth
street Mrs. L. u. McNickles Is leader
Heroes and Heroines." Everybody IN,
Nited 10 attend and bring their friends
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7 ne Y. a o ran a Special Train yester-
day between Wheeling and Fairmont TO
accom- modate the crowds going to the
big state football game. between Wes-
leyan and W. V. l.. at Fairmont yester-
day. About two hundred people left
from here for the game.
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be given by an orchestra that has been
times.
Prank Bogard. who recently sold his
store AZ Mozart. moved his family 10
Wheeling on last Tuesday.
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Maiorsvtlls Br1sfr-

Thomas Mahen was looking after the
business interest OF the city and Sub
Gas Co. az Cameron. W. Va. Monday.
MIS-. Elizabeth Archer was quite nj
MONDAY night, with heart trouble hui
AT present writing - much better
MIS-. sherman Howard WAS very serI-
ousiy sick during the past week 4
peculiar feature OF her sickness was tbe
extremely high temperature. which M
one time registered los. The highest
tne attending physician, a man OF yride
an adult. ~
Born-To Afr. and Mrs. John Riggs o,
washington. Pa. Friday. Novenber 30
q son Mrs RIGGS was formerly Miss
Cora Harsh. Of this section. and her
many friends will be pleased TO learn OF
the new addition TO the home.
MISS Elma Brewer spent the Thanks.
giving season with her parents AT Nebo
Miss Hazel kahlbaugh spent TUESDAY
night with Miss Jennie Chichester
a number OF teams are engaged IN
hauling line pipe from Waynesburg 10
IN. Elmer Dlnsmore well. near here
Rev. and Mrs. Dunbar returned "a
thelr home at Pleasant Valley for
their THANKSGIVING
The revival meetings at Salem will
probably close during the week
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WARRINGTON
Part OF Warrington Out OF Mud.

MANNINGTON. W. Va, Nov III
last night was laid by the contractors.
freck and Allen. The new road between
Warrington and the Thomas store Flat
Kun. Is a distance OF four miles.
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MAJORSVILLE

.c!MAJoRSvILLE, w. Va. Nov. ~
GID Jennings. OF Wind ridge. was
among the farmers OF the Pennsylyania
part or our neighborhood. TUESDAY. buy
ing hogs Tor the Pittsburgh market.
me present quarantine. which pre-
.en.s tne marketing OF stock from the
western part OF Greene and washington
Sountles. at Wheeling. il costing the
oMners lot OF money. aside from the
tAps trouble. why. some of the parties
9wninE farms In both Pennsylvania and
west virginia. are almost afraid 10 walk
.lonn one 70 the other. much less move
thelr STOCK. IL Is TO be hoped that the
Quarantine will soon be lifted.
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AZ the home OF relative OF the bride
az Saiis. w. Va, wednesday. November
20. occurred the marriage Of Miss
chambers. OF West Alexander Pa and
MI SANFORD DOMAIN. OF Rock Lick. ~
va. heN. Dunbar officiating The bride
II popular Marshall county teacher
and the groom well known reader and
ihlpersonator at Institutes. etc. The
many friends extend COMPLEMENTARY
ana best wishes for future happiness.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
s-~~-~s~~~~-~s~-~~~~--~~~-> -~-s~>-~-->->~~~--~~
CAgH-We buy oi0 false teeth, gold
silver. watches, diamonds, 1swslry
new or broken; fun value paid
Sterling Refining 90.
Room fl3 Schmulbaoh B1dg. WhsslfnR.
Tue-Thr-Sat
wAETED-To purchase several small
properties In East wheeling. McCul-
laugh & Reid. 621-s22 German Pank
Building. Both phones. o-34-tf
PATENTS:s$:;:sisT$S;:.GI: . .s 5:: e
trademark litigation Booklet free
n u. DUNLAP, Patent LaWyer
National Exchange Rank Buifdinu
Wheeling. W. Va.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for east OF clothing. Write
n. LEVY,
No. ioo HArfst 81. wheeling. ~. Va
WE-Coiiect Bad Bills Buy ana san
Claims Attachments carefully piarad
and executed. We adjust claims and
make rs. COLLECTIONS on a Commission basis.
10 CORRECTION. no pay. The buckeye Msr-
Bldg. wheeling W Va ~
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Wanted-Maie ana Female He'll

WANTED-Agents, men or women. A
. reA-honest to goodness-sells itself
nne-over ESQ light weight. popular
mission. So n day can be made at the
start No capital-no experience re-
CURED. Enormous demand-sells fast
Dig repeaters. Valuable territory open
all or spare time. Elegant agents
outfit furnished free. Write to-day
postal Will do. American Products Co,
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WAurED-A cashier and book-keeper.
Apply. Palace Restaurant. n-2S-f
WILL pay reliable man or woman Si2 so
TO distribute 100 free pkgs. Perfumed
BoraN soap Powder among friends. No
money required Ward Company 2lS
Institute Pl.. Chicago. n-as-g
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WAN ED-Female Help
WAHTED-Madam. Earn SIS To SIS
weekly. Cooperate with me evenings
al nome. No canvassing. Everything
furnished Don't worry about capital
viii help you. Boyd c. Brown. Omaha,
Neor. n-2s-g
WANTED-Do easy. pleasant coloring
work at home: good pay, no canvass
uculars free. Helping Hand Stores.
Dept- SOS. Chlaceo. n-2s-s
WANTED-Competent white cook Ap-
ply 72s Main st. n-2S-k
WANTED-I.adies to sew at home good
pay. Send stamp. Work sent pre-
paid King Mfg. Co. 1431 Broadway.
view fork City. n-2S-g
WANTED-A girl to assist with house
work Inquire at No. 103. Nineteenth
81. n-23-tf
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neal Estate,
Fire rnrurance
The Detroit times., 1914-04-08

with much of doubt and uncertainty
milton came into his eyes.
Percy. is II indeed your he cried
'Yol come none TOO soon, for We
have about reached the end, said
Percy sadly.
The admiral tugged at his grizzled
beard. but | could see that he did no.
even yet comprehend the situation.
But Is this all--did not last years
feet arrive-seven ships with some
three hundred colonistse''
Yes. they came safely into the
river" said Percy.
And where are they settled?" de-
manded the admiral. with an instant
look OF relief.
"All but this poor handful, and a
half-score perhaps, who are too sick
10 quit their beds. are dead. Sir
George"
The admiral, old lion that he was.
fell back step in horror.
Some plague has swept them
away" he faltered. =
That plague was hunger said
Percy.
And then for the first time Somers
understood the black dispair that had
rested ON that doomed shore. He
turned to the little group that was
pressing close about him.
May God have mercy on you. poor
people!" he cried.
They need hunger no longer said
The Detroit times., 1914-04-08

~ MARY oovGg o'RGlLLY.
LONDON. April S.---EdwArd Fred
eric ppnaea. probhet q the New Wo.
man. has written : New Dodo. Seated
bolore tho Are n hia utndy. hung with
blue china. 10 talked Witty Of WON
en- - 10 knoWn them.
THE arst Uodor said he, twas mill.
tant against Victorian convent ionality
D0do the BecpN6 is = dauehter OF the
Old DIDO ana q ongk ske has the same
Originality 20 charoCtsr she ~ diner.
emit IN inany rsepfcts: Less tmpulsive.
more studSeop she = deep In social
problems. Never had Dodo reasoned
before she actedss
The Etrl OF, today ID absolutely dif.
ferent from the slrlOf 20 years ago.
Two things have helped to bring this
sbout--the improved methods or edu-
cation and the disappearance OF the
chsperone.
"Chspsronitis Wa Z positive disease
In the Victorian time, quite as com
mon a. sppendicitis h now. But Just
a. people remove the appendix !. be,
cause It u unnecessary, 20 they have
removed the cnAperone because she Is
unnecessary. Nobody thinks OF Mrs.
Grundy n0w-o-days. She Is so near
death that she hardly matters.
The girls OF today are eager. they
are really: they want to learn. they
are critical and want to know how and
why They hold their hearts high. and
let them heat. and let themselves en-
Joy and be happy and taste things to
the full.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-08

7 checks: and many . bearded FELLOW
held shaking hand before his face
to hide It's workings; for truly all tn
nAvies Of the world could not have
moved us as did the sight Of those
ANAL vessels, each with its hutter
Ing nag to proclaim the land whencs
Il came.
heard someone speak my name IN
utter astonfshment, and turned t.
ind that was standing beside Lieu
tenant Percy; yet sickness and hun
ger had dealt SO cruelty by this hon
est gentleman that scarcely recog
nixed him.
! whence have you sprung, man?
he asked In wonderment, and hi
grfpped my hands.
'.From Orapax," made answer.
A / spoke heard heavy plunge
O. the foremost ship cast anchor. and
q Wild cheer broke from that haggard
group lining the shore. Percy placed
This hand upon my shoulder as II tc
support himself.
Saved! Saved" he muttered un'
der his breath.
what ships ara thesey" / asked.
God knows-'tis enough they come
In season. tell you, . little later
James Town would have been naught
but an. unsealed grave"
yet this cannot be Lord De IL
War;" I said.
Percy did not answer. He was
leaning heavily on my shoulder ano
verify Deileve ne must nave ,
such was his weakness, out ior sns
support gave him:
The Detroit times., 1914-04-08

SirN Thomas Gates. speaking now fo'
the first time.
''Trnly II II we're the last ships bis
cult. the last measure OF wine. they
should have It." said the admiral. he
turned again to those Who surrounded
him. "Sr Thomas Gates will do what
may be done 20 relieve you.' he selo
Words that sounded most merctful
to those hungry wretches who mao
been put To such vile shifts to live
The admiral moved toward tho nearest
gap In tho PALISADES. his broad brOws
overcast with gloom and his eyes ~
finitely say. III
Help me. Farraday. with yout arm,
said Percy.
And we three. the stout. grisxieo
sailor a step In advance. and the ema'
ciated soldier leading ON my shoulder
entered James Town. which In ~ des
olation spoke so truly Of failure and
that evil fortune that had been its
portion.
Midway OF our little capital. looking
from east TO west. the admiral paus
ed. He turned TO Percy
I'VE are bearers Of new commits
sion. Who b PRESIDENT" he said.
II would fAin 1t had been otherwise
but when John Smith sailed for Eng
land last September the council elect
ed me to serve In his stead"
$50 Captain Smith has gone over
seas--and where IL Ratcli6e"
The savages trapped him with some
thirty OF his men. and made an end Of
them" said Percy.
And Archer?'
Dead"
And Francis Vest"
Sailed In mid-winter for England
what OF Matthew Scrivener?'
Drowned"
And Anthony Gosnoldg'
"Ho, too. was drowned"
Captain waldo?"
Drowned" said Percy. laconicahy
death has not been idle here" said
the admiral. with deep breath.
|. Then presently he began to tell Of
the loss Of his ship, the Sea Venture:
how she had been caught In the tn!
OF hurricane and driven far out Of