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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-19
BOSS MAHoNE.
The Straight Outs BEGINNING to Kick.

The Straight Outs Beginning to Kick.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Virginia
Readiuster Committee will hold a meeting
tomorrow to determine a line OF action
for the fall campaign. Under the new aP-
portionment Virginia will hereafter have
ten representatives in Congress instead OF
nine as at present 1t is said one purpose
of ne meeting of the Committee is to con-
slider the propriety of having called an
extra session OF the legislature for the
purpose Of redistricting the State, as other
wise a Congressman.at,large will have
to be elected. Dezendorf and Jor-
gensen are the only Republican members
from Virginia, and Malone has undertaken
to eoerce them Internationally into his
party, and will, it appears, make no con-
ccSSionS to the out-and-ont Republicans OF
his State. Dezendorf will not be bulldozed
by Mr. Malone, and has called Conyen-
ton in his own interest, and will ignore
the coalition movement. Jorgenson is still
debating in his mind what he shall do.
The whole trouble is that Malone has as
sumed to dictate terms TO the Republicans,
and controls the patronage of the State,
which rightfully belongs to the Republi'
cans. 1t is said the President will have
something to do in harmonizing the Read
iusters and Republicans, but in what way
or To what extent is not known.
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RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
How IL Passed the HOuse-GOod Day
For West yIrginla-COi. Ben's Joke.
1s..,,fah 10 fhs Pstaxgsr

For West vIrginIa-COi. Ben's Joke.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-West Virginia
Jared extremely we'll in the House, yester-
day. The House spent the entire day on
the river and harbor bill, and displayed at
every point determination to 'sit down
on" all attempts to amend the bill
by increasing the appropriations
made by it. West Virginia was the only
State that enjoyed the distinguished honor
of getting an addition TO the sum already
appropriated by the bill, Mr.. Hoge succeed
ed, by few common sense remarks, in
getting an amendment inserted in the bill
giving $4,000 for continuing the work OF
improvement or the Monongahela. Wilson
tried to get in an amendment to improve
the Little Kanawha, but Page,
the Chairman of the commit
tee, in charge of the bill,
said that be thought nothing ought to be
done for any stream where tolls are col
Iected for navigation of any kind, and
Wilson's amendment was voted down.
Kenna also tried to get in a smaller
amendment for the same purpose but was
voted down.
Later in the day Wilson offered an
amendment directing the Secretary OF War
to obtain from the Little Kanawha I'M
provement Company a statement OF
the sum for which they will
sell their improvement to the navi-
cation of the river, so that the naviga-
ton of the river can be made free. This
amendment was adopted and the other
resolutions of the bill relating to West Nir-
ginia were passed without objection or de-
lay.
Wilson got in huge joke Just as the
DAYS work on the bill closed, by offering
an amendment directing the secretary OF
war to make the proposed Improvements to
the streams to be improved, in such man.
ner as not to interfere with navigation,
bv the fish, OF the streams.
The amendment was received
with roars by the house, which was tired
out with a hard days work, and glad OF
little diversion, but the resolution was
ruthlessly slaughtered, and the considera-
ton of the closing paragraphs of the bill
resumed, and after ordering survey for
Tvgart's valley river above Grafton, the
house passed the bill and adjourned.
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Al Caira and ElseHhere.

CAIRO, ILL.,, June IA heavy wind and
rain storm swept over this city about 3 p.
NJ, to-day, doing considerable damage to
the roofs and trees; also overturning about
twenty cars in the Illinois Central yards.
No damage was done to the shipping in the
harbor except to the Nincennes wharf
boat, which was unroofed.
At Beach Ridge colored man was killed
and his wife, white woman, had her arm
broken, by the house falling in on them:
The wheat along the narrow gauge railroad
was damaged. Telegraph communication
being cut off from other points, the dam.
sge to this section can not be estimated at
present.
At Metropolis the storm was very heavy.
1t blewthe wharf boat loose and sunk it; the
steamer Paris Browns chimneys down.
sunk barge of coal and blew the roof off
the -four mill and other buildings.
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supreme Court.

The Supreme Court of Appeals had a
session on Saturday, all of the judges pres
ent, and transacted the following business:
Meyer VS.. Schlifner. from Marshall coun.
ty. Petition for appeal refused.
Trader VS.. Jarvis, from Taylor county
Continued.
Winans VS.. Winans, from Barbour coun-
ty. Submitted.
Campbell VS.. Fetterman's heirs, from
Taylor county. Submitted.
Adjourned TO Monday at 10 O'Clock.
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Arkansas Demoeratie CopyeptJop

S,,,. .- tLE hocE, June 1.-THE Democratic
C.;f,s,CCo liz convention this morning nominated
a,.I..Iul I,ou Il breckenridge for congressman
lpEnsss and unanimously adopted reso-
inc Ii. 'hlorSIng Senator Garland, and urg.
,bs r'S rejection by the legislature. After
mon, "Iotninauon a resolution was unani-
n.y. adopted declaring that while the
sirn 'OCfscy ~ OF Arkansas favor the resubmis-
srsr 70 the people Of the constitutional
isos55 55Giments ic forbidding the payment Of al:
NJ ~ fraudulent bonds, they do not recog-
Ebe,.ne ne question as furnishing any test
CoD'sNter Cor,eNer oil any mans Democracy The
'H'enhOn then adjourned
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THE COAL STRIKE.
The Manufacturers Get Coal EaouEh.

Some of the coal operators were seen yes
terday by a reporter. The river, opera
tors claim they are having no trouble, sim.
ply because they don't care much whether
any coal is mined Just now or not AS Is
well known the down river markets are
glutted, and coal mined at this season Oh tne
wear is very apt to lay in barges at the tip
tples until fall, on account Of the low water
that usually sets in about this time. This
accounts for their indifference. The coke
manufacturers who are generally located
in the Connellsyille district. say they have
no trouble getting all the coal they want
for their purposes. The principal trouble
appears to be among the Pan Handle mines.
One operator who was spoken TO thougnt
he saw signs OF weakening and felt con-
fident there would be break by Monday.
Nobody appears to think that the men
here will be Influenced in any way 6y any
action Of the miners in the Cumberland
district. There does not seem TO be any
close connections between the ORGANIZATIONS
of the two districts. .s
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companies join them. They went in q
body and persuaded the men employed by
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, pier thirty
nine, North River, to leave off work. They
then visited the Star Union line, where the
men also promised to quit work and Join
The strikers. The latter started down town
to visit other places, bpt were dispersed by
the police. Later they went TO several
other places and were successful in Undue.
ing the men 10 give up work in many in
stances. The strikers demand an increase
from II to 20 cents per hour.
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EOrty.6ye Dead.

DEs MONIES, IA, June lS.-A special to
the State Register states that surgeons now
report forty-five dead at Grinnell, and say
five or six more cannot live through the
night. The total loss OF property is now
estimated at $500, 900. 1t is feared the
number of deaths at Grinnell will yet reach
seventy.five. The path of the tornado is
well defined as having been twenty-five
miles long and one-half mile, extending
five miles northeast of Grinnell and twenty
miles southeast.
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Fatal a..psaAes Erplesass.

PoRrrxourH, o., Juno H.-word comes
here this evening Of IN explosion Of gun.
powder ct the tunnel on the oonstructi6a
line OF the Cincinnati and Eastern railroad.
about fifteen miles northwest Of this city.
by which one man was killed and smother
hsd one OF bis eyes blown out Full pss'
iiculars cannot be secured tonight, ~ the
scene Of the catastrophe 10 in Q very iso.
Iattd part Of the country, without tsse'
graphic communication.
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Echoes From the Mill.

PITTSBURGH, June 1.-THE authorities OF
Columbiana county, Ohio, are hunting up
Weeden and Maloney on account OF Thurs
days prize fight Weeden left this city for
Philadelphia yesterday, and Maloney is
hiding some place. 1t is probable that the
Campbell Walling fight, which was TO come
off on the 26th. will be interferreo with.
The principals will be notified that they
cannot remain in training in Allegheny
county. What they will do about it is an
other question.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, June lS.-The police made
faid on stable in Clirdenwell, London.
and seized one hundred thousand rounds OF
ammunition, packed in boxes, ready Tor re-
moyal to Ireland. Four hundred rifles
with bayonets and twenty-five boxes OF re-
volvers were also captured.
LONDON, June l7.-At a sale to-day at the
Hamilton palace, residence OF the Duke OF
Hamilton, the historical portrait Of Charles
the First, by VanDisck, brought 10
euineas. VanDisck's portrait OF Henrietta,
of Lorraine. sold for 1000 guineas.
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Railway Magnates.

CHICAGO, June l6.-There is some curios-
ity as to the occasion for the presence here
of so many eastern railway magnates in
the west. The recent extended trip OF Jay
Gould through the west has been followed
by a similar trip Of President Garrett, ofthe
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, by President
Geo. B. Robert, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, and President Jewett,o of the Erie, e,who
arrived last night Vanderbilt is expected
early in the week. THERE'S much specula-
ton whether these trips are purely for rec
reation, or whether the coincidence of their
coming so close together is not due to
some secret plan Of the managers, OF i'm
portance in railroad circles.
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ciyil service Reform.

NEW York, June 17.-All the employees
of the different postoffices in the city have
received circulars from members OF the
Executive Committee of the Republican
party, announcing the fact that check
received from each employe for sixteen
dollars would be welcome, and be used
solely for the purpose Of stamping out the
DamOcratic Darty
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NEwcoNERsrowS, o., June I7.-Miss Sadie
Forsythe, daughter Of X. II. Forsythe. one
Of the most prominent farmers Of Gurassy
county, was found last evening hanging
from bed post, she having committed sui.
eide while the family was absent. She hsd
been insane for some. time. but few weeks
ago became 40 much better that they left
her alone yesterday while they went out
nm n visit
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KANSAS zEPnYRs.
FssY Girls KILLED ~ the Ys1 ~ -
Academy TOWep.

Yssr Girls KilIeA ~ the Ysi1 81 -
AesAe1y TeUev.
LEAvEswoRTH, KAs., June IA terrible
wind storm prevailed between twelve and
one O'Clock this morning. and Mount b.
Msry's Academy, foar miles south OF the
city, suffered terrisly. The main tower
was blown over on the dormitory, crushing
in the roof, and Ida Golden, Annie Melon
AID and Mabel McLansthah. Of this city.
and Mary Austin, Of Carrollton, No., agsd
from eleven 10 fifteen, were instantly
killed. A score Of other children we're an.
injured. The Kansas Central Elevator was
blown down. Loss, 5000 ~, LoT wtn.. IN ne I:
noS ser;ousIy injured. Fruit b half strip.
ped from the trees. but will still Be GOD
erop. An unknown man was blown into
the river and drowned Barns and hoa,es
vere blown down and unroofed al over the
city. Trees were uprooted, and general
devastation wrought.
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ST. JOINS, N'y'p., June i6-A French
fishing schooner, IAsyrene, Of Misnslss,
sank on the 10th inst and took down the
whole crew with her, numbering seven.
teen hands. The scene Of the disaster w.
on st. Peters bank. The vessel was desply
laden with salt and saltsd cod fish, and her
stsrboard bow was pierced BY the stroke q
q heavy "ice erowler," and she sank with
out q moments warning.
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Bank Statement

So :S, YORK, June 17.-Loans, increase
tepSo.s' specie, increase, $S,5IO,OO0; Legal
CresSa increase, $9S6,OOO; deposits, in.
SS TSc. Sh9'b,lOO; circulation, decrease
isntsV reserve, increase, $S,5O2,O75. The
SAl requirements, ''' " '"e
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IueenAiapy Arresss1.

. NEWARK. O.. June iI.-Detectivs Jones
arrested VIM. Hazlett for arson. Jones has
been on his track for about . month, and
finally succeeded In gaining sufficient evi.
dence TO convict him OF having set fire %
the evening Of May II. Hallett made .
desperate attempt to escape jail, but was
prevented by the tight grip OF the detec.
tive and hia assistant
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FIRE RECORD.

..1 .aA',,pEN, Ala, June l7.-Sixteen busi-
- houses were burned this morning.
M, SNvvoi insurance $4,000. K. B.
'ie, IN N; l. Castney, J. H. Kinnebrew, A.
IN Lt"Hthett, W. W. Stevenson, y. w,
,a' u'>enat W. II. Powers and X. w. Fully.
''A are the principal losers.
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Damage by q Cyclone.

AMSTERDAM, \. V, June ia cyclone
struck the city yesterday afternoon, doing
damage amounting TO S3O,000 The cyclone
was GOO feet wide, and did tremendous ex-
ecution among the buildings of lighter con-
struction in the city, as we'll as in the vi
cinity. No loss of life reported.
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Clevelaad.

CLEypxASD, June l6.-More went to Work
at the Cleveland rolling mills. today, than
at any time since the lockout began, ee-
tween twelve and thirteen hundred In all.
President Chisholm says he has all the men
he can employ at present and IN TWO on
three departments applications nave Deen
He expects 10 difficulty in procuring all
the non union men the company needs, and
saws the other departments will be started
ae soon as ready. About fifth OF the en-
tire works are now in operation. and the
remainder closed for repairs, alterations or
lack of contracts. Mr.. Chisholm says the
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FrelGhf HRnaiers-

New YoRK, June 16.-The strike OF the
freight handlers inaugurated Monday, as
sumed iargea propositions to day. The
strikers assembled at St. Johns park de-
pot, and resolved to take steps toward hay
Ing the freight handlers Of other railroads
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+ : deemed lmpOlitie to convict
LsnbIers in Chicago because there is no
,,ejent. no case recorded of city
generating its business population
,i de,troying its leading industry.
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AlHAY lallll,

CLEVELAND, June H.-As Warren Kyls
was driving through the village Of oln.
stead Falls yesterday. when passing sesos
q rifle range few yards beyond The target
at which some young men :vere shooting.
he was struck BY Q stray bullet, which
lodged near the heart, inAictins probably
fatal wound.
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Eight Men Hurt.

WILKESBkRRE, Pa, June 1.-Two ex.
plosions of gas occurred in the Lehigh aud
Wilkesbarre mine this morning. Eight
miners were badly burned. The mine is
on fire.
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, June 1.-THE Freemans Jour
nal publishes document purporting TO be
a circular from the commander OF the
Dublin district, giving military dispositions
TO be observed in event Of any disturbance
in the city. The document states that the
whole garrison Is held In readiness TO turn
out under arms. The artillery 10 TO be
furnished with a full complement OF am.
munition. Atabulated form points to the
place to be occupied or used o. feld
hospitals is appended. The Freemap's 9
Journal says that the circular Is marked
"strictly confidential" II has reason to
believe that the document Is not hoax.
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ToLEpo, June i7.-Chsslss .Bschs, who
murdered his wife In October last, has bsss
convicted Of murder In the hrst dsgrss, and
sentenced 10 hang October 18th. Ths
family lived on q farm near Milton Csn.
tire, Wood county. Bschs and his wife hsd
frequent qusTrels, during o1| OF which -
attacked and killed her Witka corn cutter.
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ATLANTA, June 1.-THE switch st King.
ton was left open this morning. and The
passenger train from Chattanooga on The
Western snd Atlantic rosd, running forty
miles IN hour, ran on the siding and Into
some freight cars, killing Andy West, On.
gineer, and GeorRe Bass, fireman.
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FREE FIGHT.
Crushed By tin can- -Sevsstsa lasa Dvswa.
ed-Fatal Powder efplosisa-A -
Stray Bdts-ehgineef and ).
Fireman Killed.
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
apcanl pt.pateA o sae R.ptsn.

SpeddI Dtspdfca % tN ReptH~.
GRAFTON, w. Va, June ls.-John Shelton,
Thomas Cain, Bill Dean and . man named
Boran, engaged in free 6ght about twelve
O'Clock last night on the bridge crossing
the railroad tracks, in which an innocent
spectator named Thomas Hershon vas seh.
ously injured by pistol shot, frsd by
Shelton at one Of the parties engaged In
the fight, but which missins his man took
effect In the mouth OF Hershon, tearing
away part of his teeth and seriously
wounding his Jaw. No arrests.
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cT0mmiSsioner Bentley, excellent au-
|iorty, puts the probable stealing in the
ayment Of pensions at 10 per cent. Is
Eongress going to do anything about it,
rides Republican majority propose
% see something like $4,000 an hour
k,olen in driblets during the next year
!. ~ do pothinU
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ScaAsros, Pa, Jans 1.-The miners q
Filler q Livey's collissy, at Winton, struck
this morning for change In the weight OF
q car of coal The operators refused to
accede and locked the men out 4 long
struggle is anticipated.
Laborers sinking . shaft for C. p. Nat
thews & Co. struck this morning. within
twenty feet of coal, for an advance Of
wapes
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s,wehody seems to have shipped
,0beri to parts unknown. Anybody
T.leome to the consignment.
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nat the cost Of living Is 25 per cent.
= or than in 1878, while wages have
!, bu, 8 per cent, explains q good
sJofWhat is going on.
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wAxrrx. Pa, June ia young woman
by The ns.ss Of Morrow. from kswport
while on her wsy 70 cali on fdseA IN this
place VS. struck snd instantly killed by
iishtning, this sftsFnooo. Her sboes weso
torn from her feet and the hair iron ~
besd
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Rsn over ~ ~ Cass.

East LIvElrooL, o.. June i7.-Wili Cart
wright, Jr., while intoxicsted, wS run
over by the cars and killed about thrss
miles below this city. His fsther lost biz
life In the same manner snd under simiiaR
cirumstsnces, two OF thnee yesfy 90.
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n, DqiN Register lriR be mailed to
ls,r, od Of torn for sirty:fre cents
nopfh. address changed as often
] s,sircd. -
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A FULL feeling after meals, dyspepsia,
heartburn, and general i'll health relieved
by Browns Iron BitterS,
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RocHEsrrR, Pa, June i7.-Mr. George w.
Fry, who with others Of this neishb9rhood
are building glass works at East Liver
pool, came near losing his eyesisht on
Monday morning. He was standing By
Milton Ramsey, who was chipping pieoe
of steel, and one OF the chips struck him
in his eve. He was brought TO his home In
Rochester, suffering intense pain. One eye
will likely be lost, and II 10 feared the
other will be destroyed In sympathy.
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When the Stalwart organ at Wash
.,op declares that nobody is being
[.ssed," this time, like enough it
.n, that very few are paying up.
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via coIored voters Of Kansas have
.,insted Alfred Fairfax, q former
i,rs and now a farmer, as their Con-
-sionsl candidate.
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1t seems outrageous that the dumb crea-
lures which first had possession of this
world. should be so maltreated by the hu-
man race which came afterwards, the first
comers abused by the last comers, the fish
and the fowls created on the::fifth day, and
the horses and cattle created on the morn
ing OF the sixth day, assaulted by the hu-
man race, which was started on the evening
of the sixth day. Letit be understood that
he who over.drives a horse, or feeds it
when heated, or hammers nail into the quic
of his foot, or shoes him so that his fellocks
are red with blood, or cruelty spurs him
for the sake of seeing him prance, or un-
necessarily clutches his tongue in twisted
bit, or chucks his head so high that every
step is torture, or puts collar on his raw
neck, or clips his hair until he has no de-
fense against the cold, or abreyiates his
natural defense against insectile annoyance,
is a brute himself, and ought to be COM
pelled to get out and pull andl his horses
ride.
Bat not only do we owe kindness to this
Wonderful Creature
of God. go further and say TO develop the
strength and beauty of this animal too
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r,s reelection of Senator Saunders,
.yybraska, will be vigorously contest
|, Inv ex-senator Thayer, who wants to
L,rk 10 Washington.
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PpsSsSsy vssaaly Is)sssl.

GHEEsssraS. June 17.--Eddis ssd Hsy
Shut, sons Of A. J. Bhutt, Of ssisn. vsss
thrown out Of Q spring wagon. 1ddlSs
skull vss fractured. which Will ptteebiy
prove fatal. The other escaped Via slighs
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BY all means, and drive as fast as you de-
sire without injury TO him or danger TO
others. / cannot understand why God
made fast horses unless it was to have them
90 fast But do not harness them to the
chariot of sin; do not put under their hoof
the jewel of morality; do not, under the
pretence Of improving the horse, destroy
the man. Do not allow your name to go
in the ever lengthening roll OF those who
are suined for both worlds by the gambling
habits Of the American race course. They
talk about straight and crooked tracks.
Every track that is controlled by betting
surroundings is straight-down. Christ
inquired: is not man better than
sheep?" Yes, and he is better than all the
Deiters and Glemnores, and Luke Black
burns, and Paroles that ever shot with
lathered flanks around the ring at the races.
1t is bad job if in the effort to get 2
racer to come out one length ahead
of another on the track the man is so lame
in morals that he himself comes out whole
length behind in the race set before him