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the arm of her chair, looking down at
the singularly pallid face.
But should love have the power to
friGhten one?"
Brighten, my darling?"
"Oh, it is not you who are fright
ened," she cried. You are the man
But I--ah. am only the woman"
He stared. What an odd way to
put IT. dear" Then he drew back,
struck by the curious gleam of mock
cry in her eyes.
Was it like this twenty-five years
ago." she asked.
He managed to smile. Are you
Iealous?"
Tell me about her"
His face hardened. Some other
line. not now
You have never told me her
lame"
lie faced her. his eyes as cold as
iteel. Il may as we'll tell you now.
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she heard as plainly as If he actual
had shouted to her across the inte
vening space.
His father had said, more thai
once, that the Hindu and the EgyI
tian possessed the power to be in tw
distinct places at the same tim'
James Brood, a sensible man, was
firm believer in magic, and this mud
Frederic knew of Ranjab-if Jamd
Brood needed him, no matter what tf
hour or the conditions, the man al
peared before him as II out Of nowhe1
and in response to no audible sum
mons. He was like the slave of tt
lamp.
Was there, then, between these tlt
the beautiful Yvonne and the sileI|
Hindu-a voiceless pact that defied Il
will or understanding of either?
He had not failed to note a ten
sncy on her part to avoid the Hind
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BY the odd notion that it was no, !
endure. e
He even dragged Yvonne around u
the little fiat, to eXpatiate ubaD n
coziness with visual proof to supno
his somewhat exaggerated claims Al
lazy eyes took in the apartment al
glance, and she was done with it.
1T is very charming" she said, wAI
her soft drawl. Have you no cs,
rettes, Lydia?"
The girl flushed and looked al Frs
eric for relief. He promptly produce
his own cigarettes. Yvonne ligbtsI
one and then stretched herself con
fortably in the Morris chair in whlsI
no woman ever had appeared comfOrI
able before-or since, perhaps
you should learn to smoke" sb
went on.
Mother wouldn't like me to smoke
said Lydia, rather bluntly.
A faint frown appeared on Frederic
brow, only to disappear with Yyonne
low, infectious laugh.
And Freddy doesn't like you |
smoke, either, ai-e?" she said
He may have changed his mind rl
Gently, Mrs. Brood" said the gtI
smiling so frankly that the edge wa
taken off of a rather direct impliCI
ton
Il don't mind women smoking ID
in Frederic hastily. in fact, | raths
like it, the way Yvonne does it. Its
very graceful accomplishment"
But | am too clumsy to" begsj
Lydia.
MY dear" interrupted the Parisiaj
carelessly flecking the ash into iaj
diniere at her elbow, 1T is yerI
naughty to smoke, and clumsy WONG
never should be naughty. II you real
ly feel clumsy, don't, for my sake, evgI
try to do anything wicked. There
nothing so distressing as an awkwar|
woman trying to be devilish."
ooh, Lydia couldn't be devilish
she tried" cried Frederic, with a quiCl
glance at the girls half-ayerted faceI
Don't say that, Frederic" she cried
That's as much as to say that | aj
clumsy and awkward"
And you are not" said Yvonne a
cisively. You are very pretty a1|
graceful and adorable, and | am sud
you could be very wicked if you 81
about to do it,.
Thank you, said Lydia dryly
"By the way, this window looks /
most directly down into our cCurJ
yard" said Yvonne abruptly. She wsV
leaning on her elbow, looking out upp
the housetops below There is my ID
cony, Freddy. And one can almOt
look into your fathers lair from whet
! sit"
She drew back from the windCl
suddenly, a passing look of fear
her eyes. 1t was gone in a second
however, and would have passed unni
ticed but for the fact that FredeTl
was, as usual, watching her face viii
rapt interest. He caught the curiOt
transition and lnroluntarily glanC4
below.
The heavy curtains in the windOr
Of his fathers retreat were draw
apart and the dark face of Ranjab II
Hindu was plainly distinguishable II
was looking up at the window in whit
Mrs. Brood was sitting. AltLout
Frederic was far above, he could 81
the cleaning white of the mans eyes
The curtains fell quickly together all
the gaunt brown face was gone.
Questions raced through Frederic \
puzzled brain. Out of them grew 1
queer, almost uncanny feeling that the
Hindu had called to her in the stil
mysterious voice of the East, and q
though no sound had been utterel
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Tue knights OF Pythias will hold an
important meeting In their hall In the
opera block this evening
me public installation by the Lady
ana Knights OF Msccsbccs held in their
hail last evening was largely attended.
AZ the meeting Of the local Arste OF
i.akles held Tuesday evening" they de-
cldd 10 Celebrate their leventh anniyers-
airy on small seal this year
a large crowd from this city attend
90 the wrestling match at the market
AUDITORIUM In Wheeling last evening.
Inc Thermometers Ia this city went
very low yesterday morning some reg
lstering as low As 5 above
The many friends In this city Of Har-
Ney Dye OF Martins Ferry were shocked
den death.
Mrs. Joseph Morrow. OF Kirkwood
leit yesterday morning for Coshocton to
spend several days visiting relatives
several new cars We're PLACID in op,ra-
ton on the Bellairc division or the
Nheeling Traction company yesterday.
me G. a +. track gang made a num-
Der OF repairs to the tracks In the Vi
cinity or koehlinEs crossing
II II reported that a new shoe store
VIII be opened to this city In the near
Items Of interest for this paper will
De LETT at the Roberts a. Frcdericks drug
Bell phone. "s
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LOOK T0A MERICA
For Solution OF "Ali Troubles ID
Statement OF Japanese Arnbsssa-
dor at Banquet on May.
flower

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Feb. 10
Baron Chinda. japanese ambassador
to the United States. declared tonight
at dinner given by Secretary Daniels
In honor OF Admiral Dewa, Japanese
representative to the Panama Pacific
Exposition. that Japan was looking TO
America with strong confidence for
the solution of all troubles" His re-
mark was interpreted by the other
diners as applying to the European
war.
The dinner was given aboard the
Presidential yacht Maynower. and
Baron Chinda spoke in reply TO
speeches by Secretaries Daniels and
Bryan. in which they expressed
friendship for Japan and confidence in
her hope Off a continuance of friendly
relations with the United States.
The ambassador said he was thank
ful for the expression OF the secre-
taries, and endorsed fully their hopes
for the continuance OF good will and
friendly relations. That their pledges
OF friendship should have been made
aboard man OF war. he said, added
Significance That a warship should be
made a peacemaker. he added, made
him feel deeper"
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PRESIDENT SENDS ENVOY TO
MEXICO FOR INFORMATION

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.-Duval
West. former United States district
attorney at San Antonio. Texas. was
selected today to 20 to Mexico as the
personal representative of President
Wilson
Secretary Bryan announced MIR.
Vests selection. The mission is sim
liar to that Of Pau, Fuller. who some
time ago conferred with the various
leaders and returned to this country
with his reports. Mr. West carries
no written instructions. but Is COM
missioned TO make general Inquiries
INTO the conditions. interview the
principal leaders. Including Carranza
villa, Zapata and others. and make
clear to them the position of the Unit.
ed states government with respect
10 the protection OF foreigners and
their interests.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION
FOR INDIGESTION
Important for All Those who s,r.,
After Beating

II YOU suffer from InfIgestI1r .f..-
stilnE and ind that instead on tro one
.l.i' Iepalu or soda pin you used d,
I.N ii now needs two or three f1 sfnD
some hard thinking
Ih' plain truth Is that there are fNufI..
amos or men und women in tHfa H1urfr.
whose Ftumarna are dead ur DYING fTrr-I
H'N on 'N'rglsc while they thsuafTvsa
r'.. 1--WE IU"N can 90 on this vaH
M'N'h longer. It's wonderful f1 frfrs
mat powerful drugs compressed boz a
.rS of human stomach. Uut mo- nm
Wts ever made that could do ff rar
long
a dead stomach can't ts brought o.,
Ifg bot slowly dgIuE stomach cam
IhI must on ifa owner must soon follow
hrrra Hru n famous physician wrote tr.
reception Tor NHH.rl STOMACH TABLET.
fFNw today Most stomach rrmrfIaa
work. GOO the food anil digest 90 NI.u.rI
WHra. uu .nr stomach and TIEsafa moth.
.'F MI.n.rH IHH'.fa strengthen f.s
stomach vale. stimulate the afuHHH..
muscle" and EIfHIizr the stomach ms.
.nIu'rF into instant and normal action.
Tho stomach starts of once fH HT.rr bod.
lows 90. o. Griraf a 60. wHrsIIrr ANA
many Other leading HrIrr|afa n.r..
HnuHfe a..I Ni.n.na Tablet. uErerIrE fs
f''H.I fuunrE Dol any case whore 90 docs
NOT Do 'H.an two fH'.Ea I.ruf Dol ton
minutes give relief from heartburn. a..
I... '.HE a..iI'r auur rIa'nr etc. sa..
urI. Ir fh.ffI days completely rrrutHra
sIsBHa. and strengthen fHr stomach .4
DO .1n Do Ifs own cor. without rHT o.
any Bind If your own TrHEE.Hf fh.rEa
goo" w0N nf Nl.H.uH 500 surely ought fl
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Frank Klein. town recorder. left on
a business trip down I'm the state YES
terday. He Will be gone for a couple
Of days
Chester Draher. OF Vance avenue.
North Warwood. was reported to be-
somewhat better last evening after be-
ing seriously IN
Mrs. {. H. Eberts. OF South War
wood. who was operated on Tuesday.
was reported TO be resting as easily
as could be expected last evening.
Meeting OF the Ladies' Aid OF the
Methodist church will be held this
afternoon at the church.
Many tickets are being sold for the
entertainment at the Loveland school
Monday, February Is.
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Martins Ferry Rri.fn.

The regular mid-wcek prayer meetings
held IN the local churches last evening
were largely attended.
Oniccrs were installed and several
candidates were initiated at the meeting
or the Royal NeighbOrs held last even
ing
\ large crowd attended the sale OF the
household goods OF the late Theodore
Keller yesterday.
The Junior Mechanics will hold an
important meeting iu their hall In the
Shreve-H ervey building this evening.
Yesterday was an Ideal spring day and
many people were ON the streets dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
war ant was sworn out IN squire
tatherSt"u courts yesterday after
noon charging another man With steal
ing a coat from him.
The German-American Alliance will
hold an important meeting In their hall
this evening and all OF the members
are requested TO attend
The congregation Of the First NJ. T.
church Will hold prayer meeting SER
vices In the First Baptist church this
evening.
Fred and Alex Dixon left yesterday
Tor chicago, where they viii be FOR
several days on a business trip.
ANOTHER well attended meeting OF base
hall fans was held In the city yesterday
over the Wheeling team.
Tho many friends In this city Of Har-
Ney Dye. We're shocked Yesterday morn
INK when they learned OF his tragic
Work was started again yesterday on
the new First NJ. =. church and will
continue az long as the weather j. good.
There If some talk Of calling a special
meeting or the city council saturday
evening Co act on several matters
The pupils Of the North and South
buildings viii have q two days vacation
as the teachers will visit thu other
schools
An interesting battle took place on
south Fourth street yesterday afternoon
between two school boys
large crowd from this city went 10
wheeling last evening 90 take In the
wrestling match az the market audi
toriuw
Items 81 interest FOR this paper may
be left NJ the Ralstou q Parker drug
store OR call 3i2-J ON the Bell phone
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GIRLS GIRLS! SAVE YOUR HAIR
MAKE IT GROW IUSURIANT
AND BEAUTIFUL.

n you care for heavy hair. that
glistens with beauty and IL radiant
with life. has an Incompatible soft
ness and Is fluffy and lustrous. Try
Danderine
Just one application doubles the
beauty OF your nair. besides IL imme-
diaioly dissolyes every particle OF
dandruff: you can not have nice.
heavy. healthy hair IL you have dand-
ruff. Tnis destructive scurf robs the
hair OF - lustre. its strength and its
very life and n not overcome IL pro
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FOR DAEDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALP 20 CENT DANDERINE

duees feverishness and itching OF
the scalp. the hair roots famish. loos-
sen and die. then the hair falls out
fast
II your hair has been neglected and
Ia thin. faded. dry. scraggy or too
oily. set a 25 cent bottle OF Knowlton.s
Danderine a. any drug store or toilet
counter. apply a little as directed and
ten minutes after you will say this was
the best investment you ever made.
We sincerely believe. regardless OF
everything else advertised. that II YOU
desire soft, lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots OF it-no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Knowlton's Danderine. II
eventually-whyn not now
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MARTINS FERRY
Mrs A. +. xoshrssu Dead.

me residents OF this CITY Were
shocked yesterday morning when thew
learned OF the death Of AIRS. A n. Koehr-
~, when occurred as her home at the
q lingering illness due TO several strokes
OF paralysis In the last few months. The
ueCeased was about nfty years Of ago
and had been a resident OF this cit,- foT
a humber OF years her maiden name be-
ing Miss Mary Elizabeth Freese she
being reared In Wheeling Sh. Is sur
NlNed by her husband. August koehrsen
tnc Wen known timer of this city and
Two sons. Joseph, at home. and Sher-
Woo. 81 wheeling. The deceased was
iaithtul member OF the First Baptist
ChuTch and took a great part in the
NEHTCn "oth. she was also "A member
OF Lady Maccabees. Degree OF poraboD.
tas ana Royal Neighbors OF America
uherdl services will be held az the
OF Rev. Barry y. Hall. pastor Of he
flrst baptist church. Interment will be
In RtverNiew cemetery
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nHissionarr snci.t,..

60 me woman Missionary society Of
p J"hn German Lutheran church VIII
Dc Pleasantly entertained this Afternoon
al th' nome Of Mrs. q. ". ErttansteIn
VIII be present The following Iaitea ,,,iii
~ enter tain"rs; Mcscamss Edward Doh
DI.u-. 'hrIS tlutu. Frank Ilotu. a. W
Adda Floto.
ne M"Wan's Home Missionary So
cl'tN OF the First ~ T. church y,-as
Li'ashntly entertained last evening al
1h" nom" OF Mrs. VI. l.. Burns on S0tItn
hlrd street and large crowd was IN
attendance. A very interesting uro.rrsr,
vas rendered which consisted Of r,ad-
inEs and Bible study.
The Wumen's Missionary society Of
lhe First Baptist church viii hold their
ulaf monthly meeting IN the church
this afternoon and no doubt a Iarra
,I'Wd VIII bg In attendance Miss Anna
virtue VIII BE- the leader and "Jauan
VIII De The subject. Mrs. John Hobcn-
H"ch VIII lead the devotional part OF IN.
strN ices. al ut the ladies attending the
meeting this afternoon are redu.stcd n,
bring groceries with them
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FERRIAN KILLED
BY c. & P. TRAIN
HARVEY JACKSON DYE RUN DOWN
NEAR MARTINS FERRY STA
TON YESTERDAY
Well Known IN the Ohio River Towns
Body TO be Taken &c clsrino-
ton fer lnterment

distressing accident occurred in
the upper part OF Martins Ferry at
IS O'Clock yesterday morning. which
later caused the deatl OF Harvey
jackson Dye. al the Martins Ferry
Hospital The man was struck BY
the G. q p. passenger train. which
leaves the Ferry station al the time
mentioned. How the man came TO be
on the track will never be known. but
IL is thought that he was crossing
the tracks TO see some people in the
lower part OF the city. when he was
struck by the train Both legs were
severed from the body and he was
dragged along the track for some dis
lance. which resulted in his head be-
ms badly cut. and IL was the latter
wound which caused his death The
train proceeded on its journey and
never stopped. but men v no happened
10 be near at the time. called DR.. c.
Is. Messerly. Heslops ambulance
was called and the man was rushed TO
the hospital. but he lived only a short
time after arriving at the institution.
The deceased had ben a resident OF
Martins Ferry FOR the past thirteen
years. twelve years OF that time be-
ing employed at the Belmont Brew
ing company. He was H. the employ
OF the latter company TIL West Vir.
ginia went dry" when he purchased
a team from the Brewing company
ana entered the express business.
Two weeks ago he sold the team TO
the Belmont Brewing company and
accepted position with the Bellaire
brewing company in whose employ
ne was at the time o. his death.
coroner Roger will conduct an inquest
TINS morning at 10 O'Clock.
The deceased was 30 years Of age
and Is survived by a widow and one
son. Friend. eight years OF age. Fra
ternaily Mr.. Dye was a member OF
the Foresters OF America and only
Two months ago was initiated into
the Martins Ferry lodge of Moose. II
Is expected that these organizations
VIII have charge of tho services.
The deceased was a brother-in.law
OF Dr. {. B. Messerly and that physi.
clan worked over the man for several
minutes before learning that the man
was his brotherin-law When tho
doctor realized who the man was he
was heart -broken.
The body was last evening removed
from the Noble undertaking parlors
TO the home on Burlington road
where funeral services will be held
this afternoon. The remains will he
sent. this evening, TO Clarington- q
the former home of the deceased
where interment will Be made.
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future.
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SHOULD USE CONTROL.

AMSTERDAM. Holland. Feb. 10.
via London. $3.50 p. m.-The Frank.
furter Ieitung In an editorial printed
today says:
Germany can continue 10 permit
American corn TO enter Great britain
n In its turn Great Britain places mo-
impeachment In the way OF Importation
OF corn into Germany. m Germany is
IN position 10 control the overseas
tranic 10 Great Britain then In our
opinion she should make use of this
control 10 closely follow Great
Britaln's example"
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'NOSTRIOLA" FINE!
BREAKS A COLD
STOPS CATARRH

Simple. sensible NOsTRfOLA r.
surely fine for Colds. Group. Nasal
tatarrh Sore Throat Cold in Chest.
Hay Fever and kindred affections. 10
ts worth its weight Boo gold
NOSTRlOlA is perfectly harmless
formula printed ON every PACKAGE -.
and DO o. Fo simple and sensible that
10 appeals Co everyone
The noptrils and afr passages are
Tho breeding places Tor Catarrh.
Way Fever and other disease breeding
germs NOSTRlOLA is Intended 10
quickly reach the sore. innamed Nom
hrannH. purify. r0otnp. cleanse and
strengthen them. and not only cures.
but prevents colds and Catarrhal
troubles % o. also fne for crou3g
children
Buy G small tube of your drurFIat
today. and you'll Wish you had iried
NO5TRlOLA sooner
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MORE ARRESTS MADE
IN ELECTION CASES.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. IO.-Roy l..
Shattuck. of Brazil. Ind. Republican,
who opposed Congressman Ralph w.
Moss for reelection in 1914. and the
four Republican candidates for Vigo
county offices in 1914. who were ar
rested on federal indictments today.
will be arraigned before United States
District Judge a. b. Anderson here on
February %. The FIVE arrested today
were released on bond.
The four arrested in Terre Haute
are: Warren Soules. candidate for
county treasurer; William r. Fears,
candidate for county recorder; VIII
liam +. Myers. candidate for county
assessor, and Morton n. Holmes, can
didate for county commissioner.
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SCHOONER LOST AT SEA.

LONDON, Feb. 10. $3.50 p. m)-The
American four-masted schooner Maria
U. Teel. which sailed from Philadel-
phia December % with a cargo OF coal
Tor Porto Rico. has been lost at sea.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro to-day
said that the British steamer Rio Colo
RADIO had arrived there. having on
board the shipwrecked crew of the
American schooner.
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coLoREO WOMAN BURNED
AT MARTINS FERRY HOME.

Mrs. Louis Taylor. colored. OF First
street. Martins Ferry. was slightly
burned AZ her home last night about
1880 O'Clock. Immediately following
the accident she was taken to the
Martins Ferry hospital. where her
burns were dressed. At a late hour
she was resting as well az could be
expected.
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TO FIRE MORE OVENS.

CONNELLSVILLE. Pa. Feb 10
officials OF the II. c. Prick Coke COM
pany announced today that $40 addi-
tional ovens had been ordered fired,
making total OF 2.s4O fred in the
last three weeks. Plants are being
operated this week on a FIVE day bas-
Is, the policy being TO FIRE more ovens
rather than work six days.
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SUN VAT SEN PARDoHEp

PEKING. Feb. 1.-THE Chinese GOV.
eminent has pardoned DR. Sun Vat Sen.
father OF the revolution which resulted
~ making China republic and other
fSoel leaders and has offered them high
OFFICIAL positions n they are willing 10
return and declare their loyalty TO the
government.
To allay alleged charges Of the jap
lnese that President Yuan Ski Kafs
government IS anti-Jnpanese. the cabinet
viii be reconstructed
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GERMAN CONSUL AND ATTORNEY
VISIT HORN IN HIS CELL.

MACHIAS, Maine. Feb 1O.-Werner
Horn. confined in the county jaiI for
damage TO property at Vanceboro as
result OF his attempt to destroy the
Canadian end Of the railway bridge
over the ST Cr0iX river. was visited
today by Oswald Kunhardt. German
consul al Boston, and Hannibal T..
Hemlin. OF Ellsworth. former attorney
general OF Maine. Consul and attor.
ney conferred with the prisoner for
two hours
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HomER's MOTHER DEAD.

WESCHESTER. Pa. Feb 1O.-Mrs.
Sarah Colwell Beatty. mother OF
Madame Louise Homer. the opera
singer. died at her home here TODAY.
after a lingering illness. She was IS
years old
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RIVER NEWS

Twelve feet. four inches was the
stage at the local wharf early this
morning and falling about one-half an
inch an hour
The kanawha, from Pittsburgh "a
charleston, arrived yesterday morn
ing with god cargo The Lorena
touched the local wharf last evening
from Parkersburg to Pittsburgh. She
is due on he return trip Friday even.
ing. The Liberty is scheduled TO de.
part on her regular Marietta trip at
IL O'Clock this morning This is the
only packet scheduled for today.
About all the coal has ben sent out
from the Pittsburgh harbor on the
present rise. The Sam Brown and
Tornado passed down with II coal
bardges yesterday. while the A. r.
Budd and W. X. FieldG were I'D with
large number OF empties.
River Ripples.
Captain John Crockard is still CON.
fined al his home on North Main
street by a severe case of CRIME
contracted during the recent high
water
The contract TO erect lock gates at
the Ohio river dam No 10, AT New
Nartnsville. has been awarded fhs
rem Bridge Company Of Beave,
Falls. Pa. costing about $4,000. The
Norh VIII De started the latter part Of
next month, weather permitting.
business Is just fair-to-middlin'.
was the commercial report given out
from the local wharf last evening
cap Henry Ascheson, who has
been working on the local wharf for
some time has gone 20 Marietta 10 bo
stewar don the Grantsville between
Marietta and Beaverly on the Mus
kingum river.