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I. MW
To the Venezuelan Legislative Assem
blv, Reaches America.
Th* Text of the Document Shows
Conclusively That Pres.dont
Cleveland and Premier Salisbury
Did Not Consult tbs Venezuelan
Government Before the Arbitra
tion Treaty was Signed—It is Aiso
Apparent That President Crespo
Does Not Like That Sort of Busi
ness.
WASHINGTON March 11.—The text of
'
e>f President Crespo which has jus:
reached thi» country. shows that the sub
•ect of the boundary controversy was
treated at (T«t length as befitted its im
? *- * r. c it »'*« made
portanc-- FW OM t.una n
e ear that V r.exucl.t knew offi ally r.ot..
of th- irranseraents made between
Secretary Olney and Sir Julian Paiuu^
e — for the sul ni.jsior. of the boundary
question •• arbitmtkn until the w o.
matter had been do, d up. It is <vtdent
that the \ neauelaa president «<* not
• ke ‘.his trc hc.d of arranging ;he affairs
of his cc.jn.ry without consultation with
him. tor hia message shoV? that
rot glteg> ■- : ' accept the ar
ra. 1! •*> v r in deference to the
ir-r-s: sh. wn by the United
S-a--- in this matter, he endorsed the
tp?aty and •, r?ss--d I: upon th* attention
ex
r*r= >r. of all ether business.
Here is w • Purulent Crespo has tw
,,v -iron 'he subject in his message. xfter
explanation of 'he circumstances
up to the Olr.ey-Pauncefote agree
ment:
At th-* • meturo of affairs tve Gov
ernment was informed that on the :2th
o' November there had been signed in
Washlr.gr.o~ by H;« excellency. Mr. Ol
rfv S», re try o' State I". S and Sir
Juiiar. Paui.i-efoto. Ambassador of Her
Rritacr ic Majesty .r Washington, a pro
• o! with 'he «s»e:.ua! bases for a treaty
betwcft; Vr-csuela and Or--a: Fritaiu
b” mean a o' .rbitritior w*>uli put
-■ .--d to ■ old dispu: b'tween the two
rations. The bases were then submitted
l,v IT -hir*' 'r. Government f.m the
, ;vt of th - Government by
.. j. « <>f * io*ter to n-* by his excellency,
v- f,-v- >-! in Which he manifested the
r/vh’e ,fos»r. to s<e accented a compact
,v*. <- ]• « opi". on was just as ’ advan
”ce T responsibilities of those
0 are *- r"i«te»l with f e admiristra
t(ea cf public affairs by the suffrage of
' e rvop'e :r reuse and become graver
when the pres'rrailor. o? interests closely
linked wi'h ‘h*- ration*! life is the sub
<» to sc ie.V.t with. There !.« in the
breas* -f the ef tragiatrate w a has
the pood cf the repub’ at heart, a
s — .** e between the ideas of the reo
«
•ve fu:ur- To study well th* former
ri the : •> tv <h *h* advantages
n • j r - k« ' o:v» ar t th* other w tfc
r • *i>r.c • c th* it* tat s of -ore ter.ee
and reason: such are the duties, truly
arc.;:.•us o' the ruler, during whose term
( • <■ * . fa] settle
mr-r.t of at- iff r w-h h. like that of the
Guiana boundary question, has b- n
grow tc graver a strttgc'* without a
Trace, and full cf lam-•t'ab'e incidents
• o the pa"'* w *. k n-.itcr: G defer., »
■
power must t'tvt .s listen. (pcdilly
w hen, the rerr't >r. .1 Integrity :« the aub
igtoo. - ttuif sa
divided as to th* bases pressed to
V»ne*u--lx *hax it would have been in
vain for t1-* most expert observer to
have del* ••» f-»*m **:a'* r*l:y of
oplrlon arty 'x per**of the genera!
sentimen* Tb* goverrm-nt in fcrrr.i g
f-s op: ion - A! r ■*♦-.: ra 11 y * *r.!o
co-«M r\ :*n 'h* eor.litions under which
t* - prrt w ,s >*gr - f -•! preserved,
c--.-. o* t * s-jrr -rs w.-.s the Se-rera'y of
p-a-e o' * - - st which fully alive to
tv* r* *' * - q vo. s of i’< action, gen
enons'y '-*.*-■, rev- ' !r this di«p*;*e. s»ek
<-g an ifvc- -i nt wh. w--j5d at once
pres-rve t! * t»r o» national d*_
c-vrum •’* ’ c r rental lnt-*r:ty. The
r»"*a-s to -rV* * v! •: efft-r- i .‘self an!
a :-n v > • -» means *.r. the manner
w-«ved f*r hr V-t rue!* wa> n. ire con
eor-.n- ary o-'.er with the des:rc»
m tt- if- - * ■ ’ Th.> government deemed it
p~-p*- *o «err in the treaty a provision
th v • tel ihetiM bava v lot in
•h* --.rr- c of 'he arbitral tribunal. A*
V S pro t* se
rf ota-ce w-s PTVT-ol T e action of
• ve •-■ • • states 1 • - I ’ - remrit,
tve af* ~ rP -s ' trh: 'h w r* '-err a
pet-- of a-’eve. ir ilsp-roiVy sttb
♦<. *v. .-*».-/»• He an’ pow.-rfu! pres
tige of - i riti*r Th* pis- cf settle
p>en* w • pr*'.see**d far th* co-9i<]*ration
o' V- nes* - w nr» pro posit ion f>r oo
•terr-ive r r : vt'on - ntra-v m the
tirvere’ar'y *. • *1* per t. o* th* r*
ru* f - * r a - l’r • * ’ S' ’. tea had
, - t•; — ».» the r*gat!»»tor.s ling to
• v-< * 'tr • -i* -he >hr.:te accep
ba » aiwa s trvo'v*
for a sort of friendly r- spo-sibi ifr
v. - ev.-ry ..-»•» * * . gt: >:a:-»ee
#e ?• '"r* -rv b-- .v- tl-.c two n
ttons rep-esented by *h-- rhrral :* ' :> al.
T- :s err.-r*. :ly *• s' 'o recogr £e th* •'-.-*:
tvat th* c* a: republic h »s strer.uouely
*- i •<* .-or 1*. t •’ s matter :*a :’•**
r**«* fav.-rsble way *r,-’ :h» result ob
♦s'-* 1 r»rr—s'tts -r. •-ffor* of ir.te'.t:
H*—» - - gv-.>? w w -r ':y of pra.se
a-.d thank* from us. who are s* ir.ti
Trate’v t * w *h the *•* !:* jr.s
of th. s r- -: cor-pi. - ! qu -::o:* ”
-»
GOES TO GRAFTON.
§ TV \.-*rr «. at r*rker*hurg.
Moat '••and trial for Other
Offmart
§; »oUl to • K-' KfSi.'t-r.
Parkersburg W. Va.. March 11.—P.
XV Nom> the insurance agent who
as arrested Tuesday on a warrant
chari ng fcrgerv. w .s giver a hearing
to-day a- ' was dismissed, the pa rue
whose names were alleged t.> have been
forged, failing to appear. Norris ter*
fa, made good all of he notes.
After hearing a »-om-table jtnme
dlrely pl.-.e : Norris uni - \rre-t end
gp order was at once filed out. ordering
the prisoner to be taken to Orafton.
where he s wanted on ;he same i harge.
lie was taken there.
Oft' V Nt>» TRIAL.
Jdbu>v>o U»t Toolbar l hmot for UN
rt>'4iuu.
J . .-ito*' R i'.:-.-t
Harr.$v.lie, W. Va . March 11—A new
... a - 1 Joh&sos
the old man convicted in me cireni7
< jrt a v.rck ago and —a:en.-cd to the
§*.ruen:.ary for life f ’ outsail/ :.s*
faulting . » - ifchter M*s. Wn. c'ar
f.r. a handsem* young woman.
-o- — — -
f uarlcA S rw bett.. kr.^wn a* U«n.
4 ’ ■\.r *> '' ■ ' <• a'- —
»m-! o; %.*' " - wa« S ir.cVrs it**
, •• - - « m : to s . f b-vr ir.t
•r . «r . of V.-ta-y .-.a p«-?h
«o e'«r », <i: c on tr.t e
The prico
of the housewife
finds no better expression than in the excel
lence of her bread. Good bread is the basis
of every good meal; and bread made from
pillsbury’s
Flour is always satisfactory*
r--r Son’s Grocer Company keep it. Ask them tor the B oklct.
'• Good Bread, and Ho’.v to Make
WOMAN With a history.
A Point Fle-sant Lawyer Gains I nexpert*
e<i Information -An Inlerrttln; Eplioite.
Sho was* elegantly attired: looked a l
lady of refinement and good breeding,
and aa see entered the office of a well- ,
known lawyer in Pclrt Pleasant, his at
te tion was at cr.ce arrested ar.d h-' re- ,
garded hoc wi'h interest, says the Point
Pleasant R-’gis’-'r. She looked at one
or two other occupants of the aj irt- .
menu ar.d said in .< low. soft musical ;
r. May I see you on business in rr?
v. ue?" The lawyer bowed and usher-•! |
her into his private office, Offering her ■
a seat he took his position a: his d->-k
and awaited developments. She removed
her %• :1 itt1 'aid "Sir. 1 am a won: n I
with a history and I wish to inter-'st you
in it.” ‘ Certainly. Madam." he respond- !
ed. and inwardlyjcongratuiated himself In |
anticipation of a fat fee ir a big and ;
sensational divorce suit. “A history, j
Madam." he went or., "always interests •
i me. o.nd you may rely upon my discretion
i and the exercise of the best of my a bill- I
' ties in your behalf. Divorce—alimony— j
separation—I b-g you to be candid and ;
| te me • •verytVn*. In the«e matters our '
firm has a rep-.ttation to sustain, and T |
ana sure we can meet your wishes in the '
matter. Kindly rive me all the details." 1
i "Tea. sir." she said. "I am a woman
w;-h. a history of th» world from the
! creation to the present day in fifteen
1 volumes, at 12 a volume full of illustra
! t-or.s and written by the eminent I":.
I Blank." Then from the folds of her
! voluminous cloak she brought out the
1 prospectus, ar.d before he knew where he
w. i.-. 'ha' lawyer had subscribed for the
j work, and ?ha new woman swept from
1 the offl- c. That lawyer row swears that
I the next being. man cr woman, who
I comes to him "with a history" will bo
kicked out of the office, while he has
| been doing nothing but kicking himself
I ever since.
TWO MORE DAMAGE SPIT;*.
. Sp* 'it! to the P. rlste-r.
Parkersburg. W. Yn.. March Y1.— i
! Two damage suits against \Ym. Bue’i
! ler ami his bondsmen were instituted
in the circuit court to-day by the attor [
ney for Mrs. Annie bandy and Mrs.
I Kate McBride, who claim that their
; sons, yet under ace. were sold liquor
by Buehler. The suits are for $3.>X>
! each.
BELLAIRE.
Miss Louis? Wagner, of th s city, -vas
i married to Amos R. Corl>e-T. n worker
•a the B^n wood tube work*, ou Wednes
day evening at the M. H. parsonage.
| by the Rev. O. W. Holmes. The r.cv. iy
wed couple will go to housekeeping a'
once in the Fourth ward.
The Hopkins brothers, well known
voune men of this city, will open up a
new shoe store in the room just south
cf the pcstotfice on April 1st.
John Anderson, a farmer residing in
Bellai:*'. died in Columbus recentlv c'
consumption. He was a orothti cf
Alex Anderson, of Gravel Hill.
The young child of 0. Mann, which
was so dangerously ill. is now reported
as being much improved.
A young son of .Jacob Murray was
i reported as not “xpeeted to live yescer
dav. from measles.
The wife of James R. Fitton is re
ported as considerably worse and her
friends are Quite anxious.
M- Richard Net:, of Toiedo. is at the
WTdaor Hotel. Mr. Netz formerly
| lived in th'«= city. He is traveling
The Madge Tucker Opera Company
I is registered a: the Hotel Anderson for
* the rest of this week.
The M'V'.Hec boy who took th* over
| f0at plead guilty and was bound over
to c'nirt in I1W.
There was a large number of visitors
1 in our city yesterday and each one of
; t se three leading hotels had a well
filled register.
John L' nskey. of Rose Hill, second
ward, has l*een suffering with an attack
of rheumatism for some time past, but
now we are pleased to state he is grad
uallv improving
Edward Feely. of Columbus, was m
the city seem': his parents z short
time Wednesday night on his wav
home. ,
The Thatcher frame nouse situated
at the end of the D. & O. tracks near
the Noble street crossing o' the c.. L.
* W . will be offered for sale on Satur
day by the administrator.
Henrv Bloom, the young man who
had the nfbseles of h*8 lees crushed and
torn at the steel works some time ago.
is improving slowly.
T. C Nicholson has been quite poorly
for a few days from an attack of grip.
Mrs Harry Eberlir.e. of Powhatan, is
in" the city for aahort visit
William, the son of Thomas Shelly,
is reported as verv low He was sent
to Hot Springs, but received no benefit,
an 1 was brought home by his mother.
Mrs. Thomas Mason, of the First
ward, is quite sick at his home.
Mrs P E S’tupson is improving.
Ed. LaRcche was at Yorkvile yester
day.
if ss Magg!e McOraw is at Mingo.
__—c ■ • ■
Laura Br.dftrtaTv the mo
aVr example -■* the r-tirTice
-.u-s‘te in *l.t education *- *
Jcit tnUl«» It ■* ijid t At At
rxm-rk
tatf
btia
d and
beg n
f j of H.if m«rv;al trai- -» e
wa» givvn her over >v tim-i b-to'v si..
Sraily wr.prshvnd*J :
P Piles nr alters a l>’. I o: w
p. -.j.-v.t by tb‘ «cn?e of ’.ouch alone maiie
« mar'-' « ie cf Chat * I of 11: : and
.«-£•> ha i pto
-,-e- «•> far je Irtrr. r\ any #• wr
w.-i.er ir.i th- siery n; oe apocryphal. »
A DARK NIGHT.
From Modern Society.
This is how Pennington Grace mar- !
ried one of the ugliest giris in Cornwall
and has been one of the happiest men ,
in the country ever sir.ee.
Pen had carried on a flirtation with
the charming, cherry hostess of the j
comfortable little inn where he had
spent the summer. How he found his
way back to Petrock I do not know.
But th*’re he was. late in October, seem
ing unwilling to leave.
One evening hr overheard two sail- ]
ers in the bar talking about a vessel j
said to be drifting helplessly into the ‘
ba?. He went out and asked a few i
questions, learning that several watch- '
ers were already posted on the head- '
land. .»nd that trouble was expected, j
At closing time he found his plump :
landlady, with a great white shawl
and great glass of gin and water, sit
ting by the hie in the bar parlor.
“Bedtime?" he queried.
“Not until daylight," was the reply. !
‘■Neuralgia?"
‘ No; shipwreck.”
•Where?"
•‘Coming."
“May I keep you company?”
“I* you will help when the poor fel
lows come in."
Pen’s idea of shipwreck was some
thing sudden and un*xpe<ted. and to
find a waters!tie landlady apparently
prepared to take In half, or wholly,
drowned men at arv hour was a nov- j
eliy. He sat and talked until nearly 2 .
o'clock a. m.. then sailed out to iuves- ,
ligate. It was blowing great guns. .
The sky was like a canopy of jet. The [
sea and wind together made a bewil- i
during concert of rushing, roaring.
Looming sound. Down by the o.uay a
tublike boat was tossing in marge of
man who was holding on to the
stones with a boat hook. As I en drew
near a small man in a pilot coat and
peak d cap came quickly up and was
about to step into the boat when a
queer-locking figure rushed at him
from the darkness.
“Captain Ja.k. may I go?"
•“Mv dear Missie you ought to be in ■
bed."’
May l go.
The captain nut or.e lee into the
tossing heat. " Tis no night for petti
rr>'its outside,” he S3id as ue scrambled
in.
The figure, as Pen had by now dis
covered, was that cf a young girl in a
coat very much like the captain s, an i
a shir.iug Yellow sou wester large en
ough to hide her head and face. but.
by her pose and voice. Fen guessed
her to be about 20. At the man was
pushing off the girl made a grab ."u
the boathook and pulled boat and men
toward her. . t . ..
“Now den’tee. miss. s .outed tnr
man, holding on. but afraid of pulling
her into the water.
Pen. seeing the danger, stepped for
ward and caught her jacket at the
back, just as sue dropped the boat
hook and jumped into the d:ng..y.
Pen held on. and. consequently, tum
bled in anyhow after her.
Just then a rocket soared up be
vond the he..tllanu into the inky
clouds, and. making a curve of fire,
descended, a glowiug spark, into tae
Sf“There she goes again. Ted! said
C3nt3in Jaik. dropping athwart and
pushing out nn oar. “If it wasn : ^r
you. raissie. I'd leave this young gen
tleman in the water.
“I’ll give the men a sovereign and
I won't cot in the wav.” sa:d Pen. i.«P
irg to make the best of the accident.
•What's amiss?''
But he had no answer, for b. .h
♦l^e th»v had cleared the arm. of the
harbor ind the sea and wind were
lashing their faces and no words
could be exchanged. s h.
Pen whs net V.tojr’ther ha, > . • • -
^ . -
a tug be i: v the h. -I* of the Independent
young person in a sou wester,
note
fic as. Still following the girl, be founo
hiir*eif over »i.- ere.nr room hotcnw.ay
with :us hack sgamst the funnel casing,
the wa mes plane or. hoard.
yh i era 4 J V i S ROl*
his ;om;van»or».
«• What is your*?
Vn save bis r*axr-.
lam 2d. li^w old are
vn mentioned hi? n*.
Have you a cigars: te
>in produced hi* eaa
itches but a* she ha
the wind to pet a lic-f. »r
» sou wester. Per i-1 ^
rv early. Site sett- ■ f •
T af jrfrl hai
o turn her back
it: the ihelter cf
hr face
w:*h her
« to the warm casino where -he hot
*
ins underfoot. Pen • “ . r V,
engine ar,lwa= conscious of the added
- of the revolving bodies. The little
mer begat to pit a for the wind wa*
<hore She climbed the breaking
ee arid hurled aere-lf down betw^n
rt until eh, creaked and strained from
t to stem. The hand ■ tt
over •- « #
was going under a .J-. sc
ns; wind ar ! tide f
>ir.v right. t-T. : '* v
>o you mmd ‘ uiked rtr- -1 •
rd e;v oed the • ’• •- r I
air. duel: w-re Ui* r'-rvJ“i I *hcul<i
or. board. I lov* ‘ •« *si ar~ 1 i0\*
i rudlie-ha^’ f: = - ***** ar -J*
:re to come cut in hrr. because me
from h-r Urea ha* charred the tim
un.tl . i* a word, - that she holds to
^ W V' - 'Stowe It l« art Italian
* ''
yen hca mg sb ' 'SJ 5ir
- af. l ba* bro ght
,h a single anc '-'r ;uit eft the sand
bank we cal! the Doombar. We shall put
two men aboard to help with the wind
lass and stand by to leeward until the an
chor is up. then pass a hawser and tow
her into Cove. See?"
Ten thought he did. but risked no re
mark. Differences attract. Pen was not
particularly brave, therefore he admired
the pluck of this sea maiden.
Within twenty minutes they were along
side the bark and the two captains ex
changed shouts quite unintelligible to in
experienced ears.
“A *i~k woman aboard, ’ exclaimed
Jess excitedly.
••] shall go in the dinghy.” and she left
Pen and disappeared in the darkness.
Almost immediately there were shouts
astern, and Pen heard Captain Jack a.
moet scrraming from the bridge: >jO.
go and help, you lubber, you!
Pen groped his way aft just in t:rr." 'o
see the gir! hauled in over the side drench
ed and gasping. She nad missed h.er foot
ing and gor.e overheard trying to reach
the dinghy, but the m*n already in the
boat had managed to effect a rescue.
“It's awfully cold down there.” she sa.d
as soon as she could speak, “hut 1 na not
much the worse, thanks to Ted.”
Pen almov wished that he ar.d not T*d
had b-en her creditor for gratitude. It
was not too late to be of some use. how
ever.
' You rr.t.si charge your clothes at once,”
said he.
“No others on board except the captain s
spare suit,and—don't tell hint I said so—I
would rather not use those.” said Jess, as
they walked unsteadily to the cabin com
panion.
She stood hy th* *pen hatchway wring
ing th* w i en from h»r ekirt. A neat shoo
and plump black stocking shining with
water caught Pen's eye.
Would you w-ar mine if I took the cap
tain's?"
“That Is good of you. really. Yes. I \
should cot mind that. 1 sa 10 cold as I
am.”
T e steamer was more steady standing
by the bark. The musical clink, clink of
the windlass came with the wind. Pen
m-de his way to the bridge and got the
key to the captain’: locker. Then lie went
below ar.d by 'he light of a swinging
lamp stripped himself to the ikin, laying
all his clothes ir. order as he remove'!
them on the small iabin table. He don
r.ed Captain Jack's spare suit and ail that
went with it. no: in comfort, but with the
satisfaction of knowing that r.cw. at all
events, he deserved some tr.ar.ks, ar.d for
an action r.ot unheroic.
"Do r.ot leave your hat," came a voice
down the companion. "Mine is water
proof inside and out.”
"How did she know I was leaving it?”
Pen asked htxr.self.
I; was like a landsman to forget the
cabin skylight, which is always open a
li'tle for ventilation, except when big seas
are corr.ir.g aboard.
He was greeted with a merry laugh as
he came up.
My urn. presently.” he said as the de
scended.
J?:s Holston, the hardy mariner—or
should it be mariness?—wax r.ot free from
sentiment and certain emotional charac
teristics. She moved her wet clothing
with many shudders ar.d shivering:, but
there w. s something lectrio in Pen's soft
undergarments, still warm as he had left
them, which charged r.er chill to a <iew
of rosy heat. Tha unaccustomed fasten
ings werc novel, not to say embarrassing,
the things were mostly t:gut where hey
shoui'i have t*cn loose ar.d loose where
where they shouia have been tight, but
she did not r- gret the adventure for a mo
ment.
When she reached the d*ek again Cap
tain Ja k had left the wheel for a few min
utes to one of his crew ar.d had myster
iously prepared drlr.ks round In r-»'?gr.i
t*.on of her escape.
Hy the time th* first pull or the hawser
drew ,t responsive grunt from t.hs engine
room and th* gr*at i>cws cf the bark
swung r'ur. f Fen ar.d J-jss were once more
against the funnel casing. Thera was tn
indefinable attraction for P»n lr. this
young g.rl masquerading irt ris clothes.
He ventured forward. and returned hear
ing ■ *rrrfui of dry ;aiielo:h. which they
fashior.-d into a fairly ccmfortab.e eeat.
3rd there, with the w.r.d howling by. the
roaring ar.d the huge hull following,
they iv. Now and again the black can -
opy above would open and a vivid flash cf
wMivi tig hi would bias* across the :ky,
a of the thun
der would ntir.glv w. h the beat ar.d throb
of the engines, now -.tra.ring ert the haw
ser, now racing out the slack, as the ship
came quickly with w.nd ar.d wave and j
puli.
Why :« ;r that in evtry romp on Hamp- I
•tes.4 Heath ’Arry ar.d ’ Arret chance I
hats? Whence the fan ar.d friendliness
this cha: ge a-okes? Tn*r* is a mystery in
it. ar.d the rr.ys .-r>- wa* h«re also.
P<n a«krd questions; Jess replied.
“Pather* No. My mother a~ i I live
clone at Petrock and I am a.ways about
the harbor, along the shore or or. the ?**.
Oompan}-? ~>h. dear no. Frr.ali income,
few friends. P»sides we are rot Cor. .sh
and m Cornwrail that is always m=idc a::
excuse for r.ex *ot ani cold shoulder, un
less there is plenty of money to cover up
so etr.ous a fault as that of b»jng horn
f Then again. our-Trading fam- .
ilv ha* eight unmarried da rghter*.
Thirtk what th*’ means Would it oe rtjht
t burden any local enteptainment witft
such as I? Very kind of you to say ro.
No. I don t m:r.d you sitting there, yon
keep the wind off Do >o# really think (
that? F r su • - »ot? I • yo
a ; •:>? Should I be sitting here :n your •
clothes if—? N'o. 1 did rot mean that j
quite. Now just tell me about yourself.
And Fen having such a spisr.c d and in- i
'■xhaustible topic. ts.lk°d himaslf hoarse
and gave J'-ss a rest, which was exactly
w hr.t sh* wanted. When he ‘topped, not
fwant of material. but of breath, she ■
had made up her tr.'r.d
-l dor.'t think it would be right." she
said.
"What do you mean* '
"I -m r.at r: h. I am r.ot prettv, T am no:
!
"There! I'll do it again if v u dor.'t
stop *aid Fer.
As Per. used to say afterward ‘ As f-T 1 i
srgllr.g for me. that's a!! none*-.** Why
she wouldn t have me a‘ ary- prt- » until 1
str- ] and sha Is one of the t>**- women
In the world anyway." an-1 so she was
When pen walked In to the bar par’or a- ,
‘ "■ a. tr. hi* gvxi land'.ad.- w 'he up with.
“Ah. here they corns the poor fellow*.
Well, my lad. what is It to t>»—hot blark
r.s without cr hot rum within? {
What’ ’ laughed Per., who had forgot »r *
his costume, don ; you know me*''
Dies a the hoy! Even overboard* '
“No. thanks. You must congratulate
xe. J air. g..ug to be married
‘ Ay * You look ilko it.”
•'K*u.!>\ icnlotiily.'' protii'.fci Pen.
“Ay?"
Jh go to b«d iatd F*r. getting angry
£-d yourself.' a*td th* good w.rr.»r.,
urn. you e*n Udk «*r*r
Ar.d Per. went. I: we.* r.ot until hi* <
ar.dlady hid b*«r. to ohurch ar.d teen i: .
with my ve-y own «»** • that tha be. ***£ .
Ev«r. :l--r. she did no: understand.
--o
BROKE AWAY FROM TKK OFFICER :
spe* tal to the Register. 1
Weston, W. Ya., s4arch 11.—Mit?
-- • l«r a:’**’ CA l with •
itllir.s whisky w thout g '■•ti.uirr.* <
>»r..'y broke away frra M-trsnal Trip- ’
let: to-day i~& is now at largy j,
A.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST OPENED—
The Wigwam Restaurant end Cafe.
Everything new. neat and cosy. Ladle*
and Gentlemen's P;.r:ors attaciied. Prices
reasonable. Merchants' Dinner daily. 3oc.
Everything tn season to tempt the palate.
Entrance on Fourteenth street to parlors.
S. BRUBAKER.
oc!7ec Proprietor.
ALUMINUM
COOKING UTENSILS.
Pore as silver and as light us a f-jath'r.
NESBITT £ BRO.,
j ___l.tlg Market St,
!«EAaZALT,'
REFRACTIM3 0?T1C1AX,
Dillon, Wheat & Handler Co,;
1223 Market Street.
Dr. Julins King, of Cleveland. says of Mr.
Errali: ••None better."
VALENTINES
Id Lace, Cards aai Fancy Novelties,
PROM 5 CENTS TO
A remainder of
HANDSOME ART CALENDARS,
Suitable for Valentin?*,
AT ONE K1LP PRICE.
AT STANTON'S ,
VODWANT rHE BEST HEAT
A KR. WE HAVE IT.
If you contemplate any change in the
heating apparatus of vour home or place
of bus!:ic??, don’t fall to investigate the
superior merits of the PA.TRIC FUR
KACE. Call « V.OGLER. JR
2100 Mam Street.
pREMAUNE.
Vj t- or chapped baud*, face and lip* or any (
Irrftat'on of t ie -kin. A large bottle for live
DLKSO.VS WcLLT? HOUSE Pil VR'UCY, ;
v'd'. Market Stre»t. fel.T-d
We harePo-ger and Uatlet and Tarrant *
Fin • 1 erfumes
MONT OE CHSNTAl,
NP.4K WHEELING. VT. VA..
i SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1
A ffordir.g comre'ent instruction In a,! ,
he branches of higher education. French
r.d German taught bv n&ilv* instructors,
'ourse oi music, vor-ai end inatrumer.taJ,
» that of tr. Lest Avraer vat cries of Ku- 1
one. Drawing and Painting. Elocution,
a US'hemes. Boar! '-x-'eptbna !> good,
x-'at.on unsurpassed for beauty and
*a!th. Apply to
iSl * THE DIRECTRESS
"1 00D, SAFE INVESTMENT.
one. two or three
orth three times the
Wanted—|li(W f
>ars. on real estai
nount. Apply to Unrv
W . \ . jIuuE.
Rccsn 18, City Bank Bidg.,
<ag 1»: Market St
*
LUilU
’$
CLEARANCE
SALE OF
Men's. ~,
V. omen's, U
Boys Is*
And Girl's
H'gh Grade Calf
Shoes, Pointed
toes, regular
$3.50 and $4. for
French Enamel B x
\\ iltow anJ Pat
ent Calf Shoes,
cut from $5.00
and $6.00 to . . .
SPECIAL—450 pairs
Ladies’ tine K: J
Button, hand-sew
ed, square, round
and common sense
toes, sizes a 1*2, }
and 3 1-2, reduced
from $3.00. $3.50
and $4.00 to ... .
L. V. BLOND,
1135 MAIN STREET.
*THI$ WEEK'S*
BRRCAIfiS:
One case New Printed Dim- (ft
ities at lUC
the 1 *><• «;r \nr.
75 pairs handsome Tan
estry Fortiers, with Cft
heavy fringe, at - - OZiw'J
a r.4iK.
B0 Chenille 6-4 Fringed Ta- HQ
ble Covers at - - • JJC j 1
Another lot of those extra Qr
large Crochet Quilts at • UJC
1 KIEV EOOk t HEAT AT #153.
i
NEW DRESS GOODS
FOR EVENING WEAR.
Silk Striped Ettamine. hand
some and inexpensive, 40 pft
inches wide. - * - uUC I
A TA81).
Colors Cream. Pink. Laven
der and Light Blue.
♦
J. S. RHODES & 60.
CTEEL EN*GRAVED
Carls. 130 ear-da tr3 nli>. J’.SO.
Weiaio* Invl'.itijr.*. *t» price jou
Sartaii.e* tar a»k:cir
WfcST VIRGINIA PRENTING CO..
Wh*«l!n*.W. V*.
^-ANTF.D-MF.MBr.RS OF SF.CHET So
. e’-ie5 to a’.: at W»s: Ys. Pnr.ur.jj <"o.. 1
. • - , : ■ ■ - mm -J • up
-» - .r oi S-r.rt: Scc.ity xicrea#
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT— Nice room* ?
table board. Apply a: 945 M
rr.rTeda
FOR RENT--Fiv» room I
Enquire at 1301 Wood ?!r •.
FOR RENT T9 El 11 ITEE.'
• ix room.* with bath U ,
bit: A Devine. 1735 Mark
FOR RENT-FIGHT ROOM
stable at Edc.njron I-ar*.-.
ard lawn, Inquire of CHAS. ;
No. ROT Mark.*! street.
POR RKNT.
Two •rrond-ntory dwelling
Tenth street*. i.arl) dwt-lllng .
room*, hath room mu<I ball,an .
hot and cold water.
JAMES I . II %v. i
FOR RENT~
No. 113? ar.d 1141 Main str -
ait! V) room: above*.
Office room?. 1 Z'r, Mark
1223 Market street. ofh r
rwenty-ftftb «tre i
No. 77 Mein street. 5 r
No. «11 National Rea 1. , .
2132 Main stiver. »7 room
No. R1 South Huron str.
Fla: of three rooms. !.-■
minutes’ walk from pcs-t ”
ern 'onvenlences.
No. I • m irke: ?:r* •• • r
No. 129 South Front street
GEO. J. MA
Real
FOR REI
u-.j
Fcr office purpes
front rooms, secon ;
over Stanton’s book - :i
Apply to
HOWARD HAZLZTT
AGENT.
c r - :
TSUS1 £c?
By ’-’if ie of a i. ,rd of .
Marp - to me. dated .V .:
r rded i
County Four: of Ohio .- .
ft- .. r. : cd of T L
1 will •ell a: the nor
C »ur. House of •aid co ::
MONDAY. MAR ’1 . *.’
commencing a- un o’c7 *
sixteen in A. S. lioa... :
town Of Elm Orov sa
following terms, vis:
mu*, h more a1 He i-^r ..
pay ;p. ,-aeii. and
a .note b* rsrtr lr. • • :
sale. _ with good security. :
the deferred pa’me.:.
CHRISTIAN MA .. .
J. C. Hervey. Auction .
HTRl'-STEK'S SALE
By virtue of a dred of *r
executed to nu a* ti
Thornton and Mary T.ior..
(!■■■ ■! ia:*-d S* premier
r»*-ord ir. the Clerk
Ccur: of Ohio county. .
book pag J35. 1 wii.. on
SATI RDA'. THE : TH
APRIL. lSt-7
s.t I"' o’ lo'k a. n. at ’in* nor
of the Court I! "iff* of oh:
■ ite to wit;
dilion to th* ci
TERMS OF
mi
of Mk
cha«» r will
W. II. H
1
will tp.aI'f: r
ERTY N
5 rooms ar. i four
Char! « sir**-:, w..
or w 5* ! r.p '■
H* s •*. ■ n ■' M
rrc:: :* II -xli; '* ..
ia?h.
A rew 4r*!!:r.r h ?•
Hamilton a\er. >. wh *
ro a*, all me • rr it
v N. • r •
N . :rv •S: . I’. .
No. i: J Four : nth 5: . I
12 '
Four house* southwest
> - • *; off S-*
No. 14 N. Wabash St. ' r
[o' v-x • ft.
M( iXEY 1 » »AN X
ESTATE.
it
i
RINEHART &TA 101
The City Bank F.
Ti STEE’S
-L It:.F. CITY IT.Ol’i !
By virtue cf * > -I of ’
■
June -■ •
he office at the Clerk if :
•f Oh o cour.ty ?• .
Iced f true - - >
it trustee I will
Joor of the Court Ji.-- .:
i: public £alc. or.
SATURDAY UTH OF Mo
....
•twine i -vr.u-! property.
Lets numbered :r. •ntv • a
H . :• . . •. ...
kVh. r a ; :: of •»...
•orded in 'he fflce of th
,’our.ty Court f Ohio cou-:
Hritnia. The - nndi
* s : * r ' - a r ' -
:arr.s pn*per; nveye-i ;
i.* ;r.er by H- try B: 1-* r*
5*e'; :tr-i May fth !•:<
'.*■ ! ok No. * 4.
kil the building ar.i appur
:n;o h ior.p;r.g
"■?. V; • (;• «A : .K—r ' -
•ha.-e money and math :.
«er may flee* :o pay
:alr and th* baler, r in tv
cent». payable in on- and »
nterer. the pun-hay* *
secured by i .•». 1 o' •
rtv for the aeferr! ! Kirn
ft3«e! T S RU
<\r.E OF REAL •:
riA»se UP w : s r t
Fy virtue of ti e a ■ r
> i r.f o; f J ■ ch i
•our.ty. West Virgin!
*■‘.11 oTer R- p'll .' V
rent door j( the Court ii
)f Wheeling, n
SATURDAY. MAP.
vgirnlnjr a' 19 O’c'o k a rr
**iif-nce «juare :f n:
l)r<; t< 2' I. hour i* : \ . i
Penn street. Mu .• a . .
street
•
mop srty h •» •’ • •
<f which nay be «•- •
A Hervey. auction- r. N
ind North York *' re*
rill t iold as a who!* ' •'
>uivh.tserj A A ■ :
la-e I will oft " for -
it.d residence. fiiuat- a'
12 t etreet and <
itrxe.. heirs1 l?' feet *
»hol« or in par eis a< ;
'TERMS OF SAI-E—< r.
ha*e sr.orcy ar.d a' r
•urcha^ers mi.y «l*v; •
he lay of tale, and t
w. _..d three >•?*.-• ■»
i.... ^ itjtlln ....
ir.J k.x« to be i ur i
in the prop^rr-y s*.jd 1
ELIZABETH
tdjr.ir. stratr.x with : n* v
Jt ub Berf«r. deretied
The above :• a.:
:rdny March the I a: i
‘MLS1 ALL:A: ET
k irr.:: -tratrix. * t
Jacob Perger. d*
ALENTIN“9, F:~ •' 1
«le ar.i r
i'aper* and M --e* it >
u* pri-- r. S •'.■ uc'. ard
Sooki’S ationery. cc- -
ioi X