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J. J. Sullivan, of Philadelphia, and sister, Miss R A Sullivan, are hunt ing in the Kenai peninsula for big game.
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School Supplies. Lomen Bros.
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE,
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J B. Slater arrived from his cabin in the Moose Pass district with 2d ounces of gold, the result of l5- day cleanup with an araster, after one of his claims. The total cleanup for 19 days amounted to 3S ounces.
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Tract A and tract B have been withdrawn from homestead entry at Seward, according to a departmental ruling.
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Shipping amounting to over S0,000 gross tons calls at Seward in the past two months since July l, not including vessels of the navy, coast guard and .ther government craft.
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The application of George ". Will son for a homestead patent to and including Cinema hot springs, has been denied.
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HkHONH
 NOTES
 Anchorage has Masonic Club with 40 members.
 A new chapel will be built at An chorage by the Catholics and a hos- pital at Seward.
 Skagway has two apple trees, of which the city is immensely proud. One ie a crab apple. J J. Sullivan. of Philadelphia, and sister, Miss R. A Sullivan, are hunt ing in the Kenai peninsula for big game
 Tract A and tract B have been withdrawn from homestead entry at Seward. according to a departmental ruling.
 Tho annlfcat{on If Haoroa " Wil son for a homestead patent to and including Cinema hot springs. has been denied
 Employees on government roads in the Seward -Susitna district receive $50 for an eight hour day. and are charged sl for board.
 l. Akasako Japanese employed 1t the cannery of Libby, McNeil X Libby cannery. at Renal, became vio- lently insane recently and was taken to the Morningside asylum.
 Shipping amounting to over S0,000 gross tons calls at Seward in the past two months since July l. not including vessels of the navy, coast guard and .ther government craft.
 Bill McPhee, of Fairbanks. was re- gently elected grand president of the grand Igloo of the Pioneers of Alas ka. The order will publish an an nual, which will be compiled by the ecretarles of all the lodges in the territory.
 J B. Slater arrived from his cabin ln the Moose Pass district with 26 ounces of gold, the result of a lo day cleanup with an araster. after prospecting one of his claims. The total cleanup for l9 days amounted to 3S ounces.
 John Rolph, an old timer at Sew ard, who has been stationed at Snow river bridge, became sleepy and lay down on the trackq for a short nap Quick action on the part of the mo- torman was all that saved him from awakening in better climate than
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-12

Employees on government roads in the Seward Susitna district receive B 50 for an eight hour day. and are charged sl for board
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l. Akasako. a Japanese employed 1t the cannery of Libby, McNeil X Libby cannery. at Renal, became vio- lently insane recently and was taken to the Morningside asylum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-04
COTTON EAnxnz.

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-cotton futures
opened steady; October ss.7i: December
sio'ofi January si0.26; March eIo.fs:
May fl07a
The official eastern belt forecast for
threatening weather with probable rain
IN the cerolinas and Georgia. Increased
the fear Of storm Developments and
early offerings were readily taken win
prices selling about 20 10 poirts nst
usher. This advance carried October
W. ~ tahQ and January 20 ffo.aa re-
eulung In talk Of slightly Increased
southcrn offerings which checked the
puyluE movement and caused reactions
OF % 9 points around midday
.nuHnt midday reactions we're frIlrw-
"a bf renewed gfcadinesa with active
months working up 20 on q point nhors
Ihc high Lowell of the morning. on 10
about Nl0.t3 for December contracts
lradinE then became very quiet with
operators evening up accounts for over
the holidays.
taha. sales a. bales
cotton futures closed steady. October
$3.50. ncccm Der aIu1f. Iannary ff0re.
March fiof3. Nay ffe.7e.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Sept s.-The first half
OF today's market session was record
OF diminishing activity and lower
prices. except for irregular advances in
such speciaities as Crucible Steel. West
inghouse. American Can and some less
prominent war shares. This unsettle-
ment was mainly attributed to the
highly erratic fluctuations of foreign
exchange here and abroad. rates on
London making another sensational re-
covery from recent abnormal low levels,
but reacting later.
In the afternoon sudden inquiry for
the railway shares sent those issues
Up TO points. greatest gains being
made by the coalers. This movement
was associated with the respite OF two
months In the enforcement OF the reduc-
ed anthracilte rates recently ordered
BY the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion only q part OF this advantage
was restrained At the end .pront taking
reducins some or the largest gains 20
Gotal sales. 200 shares.
Gossip was busy with the interna-
uonal credit situation and ~ was gem
lres were under way. IL was rumored
that negotiations FOR a British Loan
Of about $500. 900 000 were in process
o. contamination. but the bankers
taking vouchsafed no Information.
Todays high rate for demand sterl-
ing was Az and the low asa, CLOSING
AZ 81; Continental rates moved N
Forecasts point 70 another large cash
gain by local banks tomorrow. with
an expected expansion Of the reserves
Bonds we're irregular. Total sales
tpar value) aggregated $3.50 OO0
= ;. bonos we're unchanged on call
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TRA[)E

NEW YORK. Sept. Sums Review
tomorrow will say:
Restraint upon new enterprise slack
ems az international diplomatic rela-
lions improve. but the arrangement OF
foreign exchange continues a disturb
ing element In financial and export
circles. Depreciation Of European
FUNDS N this market has reached the
stage where Interference with over-sca
trade "a threatened. although no ac-
tual check 70 merchandise shipments
nas thus iar occurred. important
problems however. are diminishing in
number and there is growing heller
that current business progress will not
Be seriously impeded Even the not
able revival Of activity in some direc-
lions ~ less impressive than the gen
erei restoraft ton o. confidence With
which return Of full prosperity would
not be possible. Virtual assurance of
pig Srain crops and knoWiodge that the
purchasinr power Of the people was
never greater than AZ present arc two
~ several reasons why optimism has
become a national characteristic. sug-
famed Improvement H. the keynote Of
anNices from practically all leading
eenters and ~ the few instances whore
concrete hettorment b. stu farrrnr n
rplrt ~ horefulncss h plainly mani
rest. That the advent Of fall will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-04
HAY AND GRAIN
ou0'aueHs ~ Q. ?. nrausueh = 90.
Butter, Egg and Cheese.

WV YORK. Sept g-uufter. firm
creamery extras tog score) 2sc. cream.
cry, thigher sc1riurl nTasc. hrsts
tft lsitc. seconds 22h a2tc
Eggs steady fresh gathered. extra.
$50 ipc. extra nrats gsM n2Ic. nrsta
200 asc. seconds gao 21itc. nearby hen.
merry whites fine to fancy. agaasc.
nearby henncry browns eco sec
Cheese firm. state whole rniik. fresh
flatr white and coiored specials fas. o.
ltc. DO. aFcraEc fancy f1ac.
Flour barely steady.
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NEW YORK sept a.-rhc metal e.
change quotes ifaf 500 asked. srcifer
not quoted At London lead f1t. "a
srfltcr ga
Copper - Quiet. eiectrolytic sisoo.
Iron steady and unchanged
Metal cNgnaurc quotes un quiet. but
hrm $40 600aatf
AZ London apot copper fsl. he a..
futures ffN ne ga FlerfrulVuf faf
t0a Spot tin asa. 6a Futures fiES.
is Anthony fIaf
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sUaAR MARKnT

NEW YORK. sept Raw aurar
nominal centrifugal tf6fnf1T.. mo-
laFHoa a.fI n fONs refined STEADY
sugar futures opened quiet. but steady
to-day and 60 noon prices we're ur-
changed 90 5 points higher.
GOVERNS advanced tho near months
in the afternoon. The CLOSING Vas
steady. points lower Co a u0infr hirner
sales 1850 tons. December afGc. March
a0fc May a1oc. July afgc
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WV YORK sept s-Mercantne "a.
per 1Haaa
steriInr 30 day bills SEQ. demand
600, cables lftlea Francs. demand
ta.h cahIee tiHt Marks demand s0hc
nlr 70 HN. lirrs. demand seq. rnhirr
7. 90 iiublca demand alEr. rabies
70 fC liar silver ffhc Mexican fnf.
lara lsr NnNnrnfnnrf NnuHr rf.,r-
Railroad hondr irrrrufrr
Ilme loaue steady. f0 dave af.naE.
- leFf IT. %. aIN months 40
DIT money steady nIrn Il fnn -
ruling rate It. llef loan Z. rlarirr
bid - offered Cd
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Private Messages To Masters.


Private Messages To Masters.
LoNDoN:-There was sensational
jump IN American exchange today for
sterling 1876 to f475 thus restoring
parity OF American stocks in London
with New York.
Advance in c. i. L. Is based on report
OF change in control
work higher.
The rise In exchange has been due 20
borrowing here by London in advance OF
establishment of a large British credit
which will probably occur In near fu-
ture. The loans have been arranged
through London bankers and their ag-
gregate amount Is very substantial.
Cambria Iron declared regular semi
annual dividend OF per cent.
The earnings OF Norfolk e. Western
and G. & o.. are very good and the
strength In the former a. based on talk
OF an increase I'm the dividend 10 a Z
per cent basis The improvement IN
earnings shown by Chesapeake lends en-
couragement In the belief that re-
sumption In dividend In the near future
is not improbable.
Regular dividend on Can pref
London Is reported seller OF interna-
tional issues
Better feeling here today on account
OF the advance IN sterling. There are
good buying orders In the railroad
stocks.
The frmer tendency OF foreign ex-
change coupled with moderate support
az the opening induced some short cover
ing, but stocks are being distributed by
strong interests on all upturns
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Sun says:-There L. a higher pre-
MUM ON foreign liquidation or our Sc
curities. Little attention Is raid to
peace rumors-
FINANCIAL AMERIcA.-Interna
tional Issues In the stock market are
under increased foreign pressure.
WALL ST JoURNAL:-The trading
element believes that the stock market
Is becoming tired.
HERALD:-There - n great deal Of
quiet purchasing BY investors who eN-
pect an advance In the railroad securi-
ties on the crop outlook
WORLD .-The Changers are well abb
sorbed and there IL buying Of Trunk
lines on the excellent earnings reported.
HARRIS. WINTHROP a Co. say
We believe there viii be activity on the
constructive side Of the stock market
soon In the rails and fractions.
CLARK. CHILDs & co. a bearish
position seems hardly tenable In the
face Of such railroad earnings as are
coming 10 notice.
~. -. POTTER. Of Renskorf. Lyons
q Co. says;--i favor buying Of ~. ".
Cen. and Union Pac upon all reactions.
LOGAN & BRYAN ssy.-we look for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-04
WHEAT

CHICAGO. sept s.-C;enerai selling
lowered wheat today the market show
M net loss OF a TO 2a2kc with
Sebtember ~ o6c. December al ssEc.
course Of wheat closing at a net loss
Or 10 2hm hc oats finished y toss c
ioWer and provisions irregular. 7izc up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-04

PlTTsBURGH. Pa. sept. a-Cattle
steady supply light: choice ss5Oae 5s.
prime ts00T8.f0 80
sheep-steady. supply light. prime
Netners 1918 a $50. Gull and common
sou 100. lambs f6.0OTa2s: veal
hoes--actiNe. receipts ten double
decks. prime heavies t5.S5H 100. medi-
1ns snd workers. tS.f5m65e: pigs So 80
1880 rouEhs t6.OOGs.f5.
CHICAGO. SEPT 3-Hoss recof,, .
LOCO. steady. bulk ts.a5M7.sO. iiebt
800 $40. mixed f6.35a sos: heavy
se;vs = t.eS' rough 1906 q SIS; pigs 800
tattle--rsceipts 1905 steady. native
s.eeves $3.50 1895; COWS and heifsrs
I'D n SO. calves fs.00ff 2.0o
sheep-receipts $1,000 weak, Wethsrs
$500 500. ewes f5.fOa5.50. lambs
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wan street summary

Denver and Rio Grande reports asa
percent earned on preferred stock In
year ending June 80 against ash per-
cent year before
Commenting on improved business
conditions. Bradstreets says August
failure reports point quite Enthusiastically
TO change Tor better IN underlying bust
ness conditions.
Munitions OF war exported in July
from port OF New York $1,132,OOO
against 1851 900 year ago
~ tndustrials 1O0.35, off 0.b0 percent.
20 railways $50. off e42 percent.
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= continued WEAKNESS In the grain mar.

a continued weakness In the grain mar
JOSEPH says:-U. :. steel IL n eilt
edge proposition. looked at from o spec
ulative or uninvestment point Of View
, Marking time. characterizes United Rail-
way Investment Issues. On the next re-
ground. Hold PhiiSde h co' g r1 IS 4
~ good. Hold Hide and Leather. Buy
Third Ave. and Electric storage Battery.
FINANCIAL BULLETIN:-A contin-
Peetsd. with sreciaities eShibitiygs oe hull sn
ish strength. but the general list subject
mere foreign sales. which are larger.
ties having been sold here since Monday.
4 according to lowest estimates Weak
ness appears TO be entirely due to the
tion rmains uncertain. Trunk lines Har-
rimans and Changers are considered very
attractive purchases on declines.
NEW YORK. sept. s-Much lioulda.
ton was encountered during the early
dealings Offerings were absorbed on
good scale by shorts and as the ses-
sion progressed firmness became the
order Of things After "a was Announced
that the Interstate commerce commits
W Gay reprieve In connection with the
, matter OF reducing rates on anthracite.
quite extensively on the long side OF the
rail list and as a consequences buoyancy
was impaired TO the remainder OF the
roster. IL was apparent. however, that
STOCKS were again being freely supplied
On the upturn and consequently the rise
was not OF great duration. IL Is con-
ndently predicted that an English cred
~ OF huge extent Will be established
shortly and this will be counted upon A.
factor tending TO suppress a c0ntfnu-
ance OF European liquidation OF interna-
tional issues. Therefore. sentiment he
someWhat more hopefully inclined to-
ward the rail department. especially in
view or the substantial enhancement in
net earnings recorded by the larger sys-
TENS. Consequently. IL Is not unlikely
that III events over the holiday are IN
keeping efforts may be made 10 inject
new NE into the rails but as far as the
coppers and other industrials are con-
cerned. IL would appear from present in
olcstions that renewal OF outside buying
viii De difficult 20 stimulate as the
street u al present pretty well supplied
with issues Of this character
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-04
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
% N
MOUNDSVILLE & WELLS
BURG EXPRESS CAR

RAILWAYS

On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday OF Fair Week, Ex-
press Cars OF this company will
not pick up freight between 10th
and 10th streets, but will stand on
10th street to receive freight and
will leave that point on their reeu-
lar time.
WHEELING TRACTION 90.
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NEW YORK sept COFFEE rIr va
2 ESQ Futures usady December tsIt
March seas
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ronrran rrorAran

PARIS. SEPT a-rrlcss we're irrs-
gular on the bouraa today.
Rentcs 81 OIL soc. Exchange on Lon
don afr e1nc
LONDON. sept 1-Rar silver %
a-INf per ounce
Money ais OF per cert
discount rates short bills - ~
cent. three months th1tk per cent
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Boston Copper Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. :, '15.
Corrected by a. +. Nasten a Co. MEM
pers Boston Stock Exchange No 3as
fourth avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa
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accompanied by further expansion f.
everywhere anticipated.
Weekly bank clearings. S3.07l,443,-
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept g. ~
Range OF active stocks on the New
1ork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. f. Masten & Co. brokers.
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s.S ~ si,S .s.f s:S.s' soS 6s, i' b.
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Total shares SIS. 200.
Bonds SASS. 900.
C)-Ex-div. 2 per cent.
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Curb Mining Stocks.

New York Curb Markets.
WHEELING. W. Va. sept. 3. rs.
Reported b. A. r. Masten A Co. l.. r..
brand, manager. members New York
Stock Exchange
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LOCAL STOCKS
" HEtLlNti ". Va. Sept n no.
Stock Exchange
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Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. 4. tx
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A. L. Masfel .. Co. bank,rS
and brokers' National Exchange Bahk
oullolns
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WORLD The Changers are well alb
sorbed and there IL buying Of Trunl
lines on the excellent earnings reported
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WALL ST. JOURNAL.-The tradine
element believes that the stock market
IL becoming tired.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-16
kL.rL.r EnNaLnnns.

Envelopes are used instead of nap kin rings iu some of the pensions of Europe White or coIOred or a pretty lowareI grape paper of heavy qual- i.r Is doubled. then cut into pieces T Uy IG inches, one end rounded at the corners. All around the edge re- cgives a double row os machine stitch ing and the paper then Is folded in t..cr, so that the rounded end is a uiut shorter than the other part. The short end forms the flap of the en- ye.o7e made by tho other part. Stitch at both ends. On the flap paste q bit oc w.t.e paper by 8 inches, on which to vgl.e the name. The napkin when folded fits nicely into this envelope casg.-Ncw York Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-16
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaska Readers Have Heard
 1t and Profited Thereby

Cool news travels fast," and the bad back sufferers in this vicinity are glad to learn where relief may be found. Many a lame, weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands upon thousands of peo- pie are telling the good news of their experience with this tested remedy, Here is all example worth reading:
 F. II. Wieland, 1902 E. fist St, Los Angeles, Cal, says: "For a long time I suffered from pain in the small O. my back and could scarcely get around. My kid neys were disordered and the kid hey secretions were highly colored and irregular in passage. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the lameness and weakness and removed all trouble with the kidneys. I have had no return of the complaint"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for q kedney remedy get Doan's Kidney PiIls-the same that Mir. Wieiand had. Foster MilbuIn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-16
Tho Cld Stradivariue.

It always gives me shiver when a Suad.rartus violin is sold for thou sands. For 1t generally means that all its music will ne locked up by some loly iu a burglar proof case, where all lhe ,.s, yiolius are stored. Now and then n Nube,ik is permitted to play on them. But tacrc are hundreds in bond! Meanwhile a man in the adjoining fat is playing good tunes on a fiddle that contains nothing buta squeak. With a GI,l rate Suadlvarius he-and would he Laruler.-London Chronicle.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-16
Curino a Fibber,

While a writer was passing a New Eng,auL schoolhDusc a boy came out aaL Logan pulling down the nag-a strange proceeding, since 1t was not storuiug nor was it time for the school to le dismissed The writer was GU r.ous and entered the schooihOuse to inquire the reason. The teacher point cI t5 a boy who was trying to hide behind his desk, and said, Charley, there. has told a lie, and the flag has to como down, for Old Glory stands for truth and must not wave over a school with a liar in it."-EXChange.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-16
SWAT THE FLY

Don't go fishing without good flies. Trout are taking the fly these fine days, and you'll find the greatest assortment of good flies il t.vu at Keller Bros. Drug Co. A few favorite ones we name: Yel- low Jacket, Montreal, Governor fred ttp) Grey Tackle, Black Hackle, Governor Black Tackle (peacock body), Black Chat, Grey Drake, English Admiral, Seth Green Grey Tackle (grean body) White
 Miller, Dusty Miller.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-16

. long enough to regain his will power, bat he was not able to make Hn at- tempt to escape. Soon after this liar 1 sr ono day asked his father to take ride with hlm in hls c0r. Grant con ! scnted, and Harry took the wheel, with 1 his father beside him. They had ] scarcely left the city when the car stop ned and two strong men entered and took the back seat. Grant looked sus- ulrious and asked what it meant. Then 1 Harry told him that he was his prison CT and would remain so until he was restored to hls family. Realizing that ! the two men in the rear seat had been hired to overpower him in case he re- sisted. Grant saw the futility of try 1 ing to escape. Harry took him to a house he had prepared for him, where no one would be able to reach him, and l kept him there.
 l At the end of q month Grant begged . for his wife to come to him, and Harry norsuadcd her to do so. The family continued to live In their secret abode u.. one threading being discovered more than the husband and father. lie was . like a couyalescent who has suffered . from do.lrlum, but who now every day fcals hss strength returning to him. The vampire meanwhile found anoth- cr victim Nevertheless she made ev- cry effort to find Grant, rather from the dcylltry there was in her and re- 'puguauce to having him spirited away from her than any desire to continue u possession of him. Three months elapsed before she succeeding in find ing his retreat. Then she appeared, intending to take him away by means of the mental spell she exercised over
 him.
 When she arrived Grant had fully recovered. His wife and Harry, in
 turn begged him to permit them to meet her and send her away. He re- fused, assuring them that 1t was not necessary. Receiving her himself, he ,ontrantaI her with d look of horror
 g"lt would have made another woman w.nre.
 "EyI woman" he said, leave these . promises, Your power has gone. The r.~t of my life shall he devoted to un- doing what you have made me dO." The vampire gave him the old look by which she had never failed to bring him back to her when he rebelled, but i it was powerloss. and no one knew it letter than herself. Turning, she entered the conveyance in which she huI come, and neither Edward Grant
 uar h,s wife or son ever saw her again.