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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-20
NEIGuBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
HUNDREDS of our citizens Iwere at
tracted to the river bank, near the piers Of
the railroad bridge yesterday evening,
by fight, between Nicholas Spiedel and
James Chapman. They went at it as
though they intended to fight it out on
that line if it took all summer, but otli-
GERS Rowlcs and Drugan were soon on
the spot and soon put an end to the bloody
fray, by leading the belligercnt parties
up to the lookup. Both parties were
considerably bruised and beaten up and
were very wet both being down in the
water at the time Of their arrest.
NoTwIrHsTANpING the dizziness of the
times. business ut the Globe House must
be good, as we notice the floor of the
office room, to-day, has been laid, with a
new and beautiful pattern of oil cloth.
We have not heard what "Ieke thinks
about the matter, but we suppose that
there will be first class funeral take
place, shortly after the fist man spits
on it.
BENaIYE will doubtless float around
quite freely to-day. This being "show' y
| day, there are always bummcrS who take
advantage of such occasions to make Il
"show' OF themselves.
a LARGE crowd will be in to-day to
attend the great show. Its reputation
brought numbers in on the train last
evening, who desire to be in time to see
it all.
Reports continue to come in from the
farmers of the great damage done to the
growing crops by the storm Of Saturday
morning. Corn is blown down ana
broken of, oats down and mangIed, and
wheat more or less damaged by rain and
wind. Various estimates are given by
person, along the line between this
place and GAINESVILLE, but all agree that
the damage sustained is quite serious,
and the promising yield Of few days
ago that buoyed up the hopes of the
farmer with imaginatioDs of Overlooking
gamers. has been very materially dimin-
ishcd, though we hope not SO seriously
as at present reported.
The social held at the Christian
Church. last evening was well attended,
and we are told was a pleasant and en-
ioyable affair, like everything OF the
kind which our friends of that persua-
sion get up.
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THE COURTS.

MuxIcIrAL COURT.-J,mge CrUmcr.
The July term of the Municipal Court
commenced yesterday afternoon.
In the case Of Jos. Fleming vs.. a. b..
Smith and others, the Court .oyerruled
the motion for new trial.
In the case of Clarence +. Irwin VS..
Henry Wallace, administrator ct al, IN
chancerv. the demurrer of the defendants
was overruled by the Court.
In the case Of Kate A. Arthur VS..
.Etna Life Insurance Company, the
demurrer of the defendant was ovruled.
In the case of Henry Bogue Il Son VS..
VIM. A. Budke, judgment was rendered
for plaintiff for S325.13.
In the case of r. &, Johson VS.. Reubin
f. Turner, judgment was rendered Tor
the plaintiff for S275.S1,
In the case of Clark and Hubbard, as
signees of Thos. Sweeney, VS.. David
| Crawford the demurrer was overruled and
the plaintiff pleaded non-assumpsit and
| set oil.
The case OF Earnest j. Zoeckler VS.
! Julius Loshe, WAS continued until next
/ term.
The case eff Milligan, Hersberger & Co.
vs.. Frank Stanley, was continued until
next term,
The case of Hancher " Umbleby vs.
George w. Robinson, was continued un'
! Ill next term,
The case OF Il. 5. Brown, administrator
VS.. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
was continued until the September term
Court adjourned until Wednesday at
! 10 4. VI.
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"YouR WIFE WANTS YoU.'-Hc
stood on the corner of Market and 18th
streets, viewing the splendorS and gor-
geous get up Of the circus people. His
brilliant countenance was all radiant
with smiles as he cast furtive glances
upon the bevy of fair and lovely maidens
that stood upon the balcony of the Nc
Lure House. He was also surrounded
by quite number of interesting and
pretty young ladies.
surely thought our hero, Il am
making an impression now, and when
these charming creatures courted his
willing smile, his heart beat fast, and
fond hopes buoyed up his youthful am
bition until happiness seemed complete.
A pull mt his elbow broke the calm, and,
when young urchin cried in accents
loud, "Your wife wants you, down at the
postoilice," our hero's countenance
changed. He looked first at one and then
the other of those sweet misses. The
girls naturally began to giggle, and the
young hopeful vanished like the swift
"Reminiscences of dream.
Now, We feel Tor one SO suddenly
stricken, and those young men who
hired the boy to perpetrate so practical
a Joke on him will receive the condemna-
ton of all lovers Of justice, and admirers
of the dazzling paraphernuia Of circus
parade.
1t WA, impolitic in our hero to give up
the prize 50 easily.
MoRAL-Always have cheek enough
to trown down the persecution of an
urchin.
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phis, st. Louis; City of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg; Scudder, New Orleans.
CAIRO, July l9.-Arrived, Eddyyillc,
Nashville. Departed-EddyvilIe, Nash
vile. River 80 feet inches and rising.
Rain this afternoon with indications of
more tonight; mercury so.
EVANSVILLE, July 10. - Weather
cloudy; rained this morning and pros
pect for more. River 81 feet and l inch,
and falling. Up-Idlewlld Morning
Star, Bowling Green. Down-Charles
Morgan, Red Cloud. Business good.
CINCINNATI, July l9.-River IS feet
6 inches and falling Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived-As hland. Pitts
burgh; Hudson, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE July l9-River falling
with II feet inches in the channel; 10
feet inches in Indian chute. Arrived
Sandy Coast, H. 5. Turner, Memphis;
Charley Brown and tow, Hollis Bar;
Raven and tow, Kanawha; Fawn
Evansville; Brilliant, Ironton; .Etna
and tow, ST. Louis; Mountain Oak and
tow, Evansville. Departed
Coast, Turner Charley Brown and tow,
Mountain Oak and tow, Brilliant and
tow, -Etna and tow. Raven and tow.
| Cincinnati.
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A SUCCESSFUL GEAE.-Ge sterday
morning, all the persons about the
wholesale produce and commission house
of j. G. Morris No. IBIS Main street,
were in the front part Of the establish
ment watching the passing circus process
sion. An unknown individual who
wasn't much interested in the parade, en-
tered the rear of the store from the alley
and succeeded in getting from So to SO
from safe which stood unlocked in the
Office which is in the rear of the build
inc. One Of the clerks Happened to
turn his head in time to see the thief, and
Immediately started in pursuit. The
race was hot and exciting one up the
alley to 10Th street and down 10 water,
but there it ended, tn" thief managing to
elude his follower.
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TIE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-At a meet
ing of the Board Of Directors Of the
Wheeling Female College held at the
Bank of Wheeling, yesterday, satislac-
tory arrangements were completed, by
which Miss y. Taylor, Of Baltimore,
will assume charge of that institution at
once, and open it with full corps of in
structors early in September. Miss Tay-
lor has had about twenty years success
full experience in the management of
ladies scminarics, and comes here with
the best recommendation Us to her fitness
and capability.
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ANOTHER RACE.-There Is Il good deal
of talk about another race between Jas.
Manton, of the Nail City Club, and Jas.
Corcoran, of the Hegner club. As has
been before said, $50 side has been
placed as forfeit IN the hands ola stake
holder. Members of the two clubs have
arranged meeting for tonight, at which
all the preliminaries will be settled.
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Ice CREAM AND w ArER lCES.- ne
best ice cream and water ices TO be had
in the city are to be found at p. f. Zlnn's,
Bridge corner. Also the coolest most
pleasant and elegant parlors in the city
The TUB RAcE.-The champion tub
ist of the river, "Nick WhitHcs," last
evening ut ! o'clock, suffered defeat in a
tub race, at the hands of Charley Rust.
The course was from the suspension
bridge to the Mai! City Boat Club house.
As we have said, Rust Won the race by
two tubs full of water, or rather two tub
lcng ths. Whites claims that he was
nearly swampcd by the waves Of pass
| ing steamer; that he came nearer
drinking more water than ever before IN
his life, and that Rust committed a foul
bv taking the water on Whites course
while his back was turned up stream 10y
the whirling of istub. We don't blame
the old champion for surrcndcring his
paddles. his laurels and his beer 30 hard
but "some pork will bile So as the old
lady said when the boys took the meat
out of her pot and put in instead a pair
of old boots.
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BEFORE SQUIRE KAMMER.-l esterday
afternoon Hannah Gross was arrested
and taken before the above justice,
charged with breach of the peace by
Mrs. Dorate Henne. The justice required
the accused To give bond in the sum OF
Onv dollars for her good behavior for six
months.
Fred Gross was before the same Justice,
charged with breach of the peace by
the same complainant, Mrs. Henne.
After hearing the evidence, the case was
dismissed by the justice.
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TRANSMISSION is II success. The veins
of Il West Virginia editor was recently
filled with the fresh blood of Il Durham
bull. The thing works like Il charm.
He used to make people shed
tears by delivering eloquent
Fourth OF July speeches and now
they shut him up in Il four acre lot,
where he bellows and paws the earth,
but bothers nobody.-CmtJerlG"f Times.
Now tell US who this editor is. We
really hope it is not Scoield, Of the state
,Jolgwdi
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A SUCCESSFUL RoBBERY.-From the
number of robberies that have taken
place in this city lately it is evident that
u gang of thieves are operating in the
neighborhood Sometime during Satur-
day night, the house Of MIR. Schriner, a
baker, living on Market street, near
25th, was entered, and trunk con-
tanning $l25 and watch was carried of
by the burglars. The robbery was not
discovered until the next morning, and Of
course there was no clue to the thieves
The trunk was found on the river bank
Sunday, and OF course, riIiod Of its con
tents.
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A CONNECTICUT factory is turning out
thirty-six million pins week. In Il
summer like this, when II paper collar
may at any moment be wrenchcd from
its moorings by one of those tremendous
and irrepressible sneezes that occur TO
even the most upright among u, the
above fact attains value hardly to be
computed by mere figures.
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NArrcK, MASS, January1. ls7i.

Mr.. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-We have
good reason for regarding your Ncgetinea
medicine of the greatest value. We feel
assured that il has been the means Of saw
ing our sons lie. He is now seventeen
years OF age; for the last two years he has
suffered from necrosis Of his leg, caused by
scrofulous affection, and was 50 far rcduc-
ed that nearly all who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. A council OF able
physicians could give us out the iaintcSt
hope OF his ever rallying, two Of the mum
Der declaring that he was beyond the rcach
OF human remedies, that even amputatiOn
could not save him, as he had not vigor
enough To endure the operation. Just then
we commenced giving him Negctinc. ana
from that time TO the present he mas been
continuously improving. He has lai'N
resumed studies, throwing away crutcHv1
and cane, and walks about checriuHy an"
strong.
Though there is still some dischaF-' rom
the opening where the limb was '' i'.'''
we have the fullest confidence llal III d
little time he will be perfectly cuI'u' .r.
He has taken about three do%.n % '''7
of Negetine, but lately uses Dut H,l'i q,
he declares that he j. too well 10 De taxing
medicine. Respectfully yn3nTSt
MRS. /. {. +. BEST.
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PLUM 3 E r S.
WILLIAM HARE
OFFICE PEABODY Insurance Co.

Wheeling, ". va, AprlI :, INl1. J.
rCIIE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Who'll
ing, expired April /, 1910, and its uncNpir-
ed fire business has been reinSured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF W hS"l-
ing. ". Va, as shown by the Resolution
and certi ticate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur aiter Il
O'Clock NJ, April l, 1879, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
tura,ice Com pauy, and in force, will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surance Company. -
Secretary.
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CETESHIAL BANqUETs.-In consider
alton of the prevailing depression in
commerce, aud the general high prices
of luxurics, l shall hencelorth, not par
oxysmally, but regularly, set capital
lunch each morning at halfpast eight,
which will be of the most alluring and
fascinating character, and will utterly
surpass everything heretofore recorded
i'll the annals of lunch history. Cool
and delicious beverages will be protusely
but modestly dispensed to facilitate Ia
bia exercises at these banquets.
ADAM KALBFLEIscH,
Opera Saloon,
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\ NAL, whose name We did not learn,
but who resides in North Wheeling, MAS
seriously hurt at the circus, yesterday at-
teruoon. We did not learn the particu-
lars of the accident.
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WHEN you go to circus with girl
always get your arm around her neck,
and twist her neck until You can look
her straight in the face, Don't let 90
YOUR hold however much she may back
oft. Follow up-don't take any hint.
That was high toned fellows motto
last night,
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Notice to Contractors.
CLERK OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSION
WHEELING, W. Va, July 5, 80.

CLERK : OFFICE BOARD or COMMISSION
WHEELING, W. Va, July 5, 80.
Sealed Proposals will be received al MI,
Office until Wednesday, July 2lSt, ls75. 10
close at = o'clock Z. NJ, for the Masonry
Rip-Rap, Excavation and SuperStructur.
FOR Bridge 10 be built over Whrrl.ug
creek, al the town OF Futon, Ia ONO
county.
The Excavation will be bid for by tA-
cubic yard, and Will be divided into Two
classes; l>t, above low water mark, aud.
"a, below low water mark.
The Masonry will bee bid for Ey the prrrA
Of - cubic feet. II will also consist Of Two
classes, VIZ: First class rock ranged work,
and first class ruOble masonry, the first L.
be laid In cement, the second ia best limo
mortar.
The SuperStructure will be Of wrought
iron, with the exception OF tuOr and yoi>'
with wrought iron floor beams 10 be .u
two spans OF "a feet, each in the Clrag. v
feet wide in the clear, safe load i'm addition
To dead weight leo lbs. per square loot, Wi.
factor OF safety OF D.
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES.
Excavation above water, cubic yard, q. .t.
Excavation below water, cubic yards ~.
Masonry, Isl class ranged work,
Masonry, is; class rubble work,
H
Rp-kap cubic yarlS........... ...... luu
, SuprrstrucJurc, I9u feet end 10 end
III o..
Plans and specifications to be seen aj ill.,
Office. The Board reserves the right To d.
/ jcct any or all bids.
/ BY order OF the Board OF Commission.
jy9 CHAS. II. DEIIEllS, Clrh
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PERsoNAL.-F. II. Eccles, Esq Of New
York, is in the city.
Colonel Byrnc, State superintendent
of Free Schools, has returned to this city
and is domciIed at the Mcclure House.
Miss Bell Mendel, OF Wheeling, is Wis
ting at Mr.. Steers, North Third street,
this city.-Subenrdie HeraH ud Mrs.
The Bokus Club consisting of jim
Cummins, Jim Dickey, Howard Hazlett,
John Dlckey and DR.. q. NJ. Kelley, of
Washington, Pa, started last evening for
South Branch, on fishing excursion.
They will be gone about ten days.
Judge Rodgers returned from the
quarters of the Panhandle fishing club,
on the forks of Fish creek, Saturday even
ing. having been washed ont. lie re-
ports the boys all right.
There are quite number of Wheel
ing people located at Deer Park, this
summer.
Peter Snyder will be Mant"n's trainer
and Frank Denmarsh Corcoran' trainer,
for the next boat race.
Gus Phillips, the well known "Ootty
Goofty," Is with Hart " Ryman's min
Strels
Our young friend Charley Rust, who
beat Nick Whites in the tub race last
evening, feels very proud, and has II bull
pup to bet that he will hold the "horns
hereafter, as the champion of Wheeling.
The Hart * Ryman minstrel troupe
arrived last evening, AID have quarters
at the Mcclure House.
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Tho Rest Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. +. =. Best,
pastor NJ. r.. Church, Natick, Mass, will b."
read with interest by many physicians.
Also those suffering from the same disease
as afflicted the son of the Rev. r. =. Best.
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there is no doubt about the curative pow
ers of Negetine.
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FROM the extravagant reckIessn"ss
with which the women rag themselves
out and decorate their dresses these fine
promenade days, one might infer that the
bird which MARBLES in the average iemi-
nine heart is peacock.
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ADAMS " LUCAS
1927 Market street.

DRESS GooDs.-Five thousand dollars
worth of Dress Goods forced upon the
market, and have got to be sold at some
price. Examine and price them ior
Yourselves. j. ". FERREI,
Corner Main and Goth Streets.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

FTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK DF
L Wheeling, located ut Wheeling, In tie
state Of West Virginia, is closing up 10,
affairs. All note holders and other cred.
tors OF said association are, therefore, Aur-.
claims against the association for pas.
ment. VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier
Uhscliag, w. Ia, Mqy 5. 1875. mac
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TEE Board of Education will hold a
special meeting tonight for the further
consideration of the report of the Com.
mittcc on Rules and Regulations.
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THE Cumberland Times man Is still
laboring with the snake business. Can't
any of the physicians of that city do
anything for him? He is a
smart fellow, and if he could
be induced to tone down his drinks
to twenty day, he would make his
mark in this world.
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The CIRCUs.-The circus has come
and gone, and people are happy. The
performance was of the first class, but
the management was abominable and
should be improved without delay.
The parade in the morning was superb
and drew everybody out on the streets.
The little folks were especially happy.
The gamIns surrounded the camels, the
band wagon, the man with the lions, the
man with the snakes aud all other places
of interest. ...
The bareback riding, the vaulting and
leaping, the trapeze performance, the
funny clowns, and all the other elements
that 90 to make up circus performance
may have been equaled but never sur
passed in this city, and VIC have been
visited by the best on the road. Our peo-
pie expected good show, and they got
it. During the three performances yes
tcrday, we suppose nearly seven thou''
and persons visited the Island and what
with circus, >dc-show, concert, and lem
onade some $1,000 were realized by the
managers.
We found reason to complain of the
management in this, that they permitted
more people to attend the afternoon per-
Torrance than the tent would accommo-
date. and that when ladies in their anNl-
ety to witness the performance stood up,
they were rudely ordered to "take seats
or 90 out by over-otticious employees.
No gentleman will ever speak rudcly to
lady, although she may violate some
rule, and none but those who have the
instincts of gentleman should be en-
ployed as ushers in Il place OF public
amusement.
We can heartily and honestly commend
the New York and New Orleans Consol-
idntion to our readers as presenting II
first. class amusement, and one they can
enjoy TO the full. We hope 10 see them
here again.
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SHE wore blue He wore bluc-They
went riding IN blue slltr-The wind
blew-And they both took water-ies-
tcrdav was blue Monday with both.
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CoRRECTIoN.-lt was not Erb y Nc
Cormjck's horse that ran away Sunday
with the buggy. containing Mr.. Bierbe-
son and friend. The buggy is the pro-
perty Of Erh Il McC ormick and the horse
belongs 10 Mr.. Skater, Mr.. Bieberson 5
friend. who was in the company with. him
in the buggy at the time.
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BIGGER than tunneling the creek
through the hill, to secure the great
bargains in dry goods and carpets in the
closing sale OF j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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The TIerd Body sues for Sleep.
Boston, March IL, 1874.

II. Il. STEVENS Esd: Dear Sir-lt is as
much from Il sense OF duty aS of gratitude
that | write to fav that your Ncgcttnc-
even II it is patent mcdicine-haS been
of great help to me when nothing clS,
seemed to avail which ! could safely use.
Either excessive mental work or unusual
care brings upon me Il nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but Is dc>-
peratcly dcfieS II. Night after night the
poor tired body sues Tor sleep until the
day-dawn Is welcomed back, and We begin
our work tired out with an almost irult-
less chase after rest. Now have found
that little Vcgrtinr taken just before
retire gives me sweet and immediate sleep
and without any of the evil effects OF The
usual narcotics. think two things would
tend to make brain-wurkerS sleep. ISi. \
little less work. 2d. \ little more N"gc-
tine. This prescription helped me.
Now have particular horror 81 pat
ont medicine" 6ut have a greater horror
of being afraid to tell TN" straight oul
truth. The Ncgctine has helped me-, ana
own il up. Yours, &c, ..
j. :, DlCkEESON.
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TIE statement that an orange eaten
half AN hour before breakfast will cure
drunkenness, turns out to be another of
those borax sensations. The last man
that tried it went out half an hour uf-
terward and got 81 territically drunk that
he imagined himself an earthquake and
anti-billious pill combined, and never
lapsed into coma until he had upheaved
and shattered everything in his house,
and thrown the fragments out the back
door.
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Po1rcr CoURT,-.Ildgc Cralmer.

Only two cases were on the Ponce
Court docket yesterday morning.
Frank Cline and Iost Lowery were
charged with disorderly conduct. As
there disorder was of mild kind, they
were LETT of by the payment of one dol
lur and costs each.
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OFFICE FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE Co. !

r
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, 1875. !
P.uJlred, That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
i,,s' for the reinsurance OF the fire bust
ntSS Of this company, be, and the same Is
hereby accepted, and the President OF this
Company together with Messrs. Reid, Cos
morn and O'Brien, are hereby appointed a
committee 10 conSummate me transfer OF
"a r.inSuronce. Provided, that upon eN-
animation by the committee of the assets
ol the Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found 10 be perfectly responsible.
jSigned.l Z. II. COLLIER, Secy,
wilson President