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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
STEUBENYllLE.
Further Trouble for the Cleveland Far
mace Company.

mace company.
SrEvBEYvlLLE, March l3.-The Steuben.
vile Furnace and Iron Company filed Pc
titon in the Clerks Office against F. 4.
Bates and also duplicate of the petition,
except that the defendant is the Cleveland
Furnace Company, instituting a separate
suit against each, alleging that on August
Goth, 1850, an indenture was made leasing
the furnace and minds of the plaintiff to
Bates, the consideration being that Bates
should pay 75 cents per ton on all pig metal
blasted which would be sold for $40
and under, opd 25 cents additional
if sold for more than $50 and not
over $26, but if the metal was sold
for over $25, 80 cents additional should be
paid. Also 90 cents per ton should be paid
on the lump, nut or slack coal mined.
PAYMENTS were 10 be made monthly on the
18th day OF the following month. 1t is al.
legged that short time thereafter Bates Or
ganized the Cleveland Furnace Company
and assigned his lease to it. The plaintiff
claims that in the month of January, 1888,
the defendants blasted 1883 tons OF pig
metal, upon which there is due $9ii, and
mined 3,404 tons of coal, for which the
plaintiff is entitled to S6S0S0, and there
fore prays for judgment Of 81 ,624 80 with
interest from the 18th day OF Febru airy,
1883.
BOY Stabbed at Steubenyille.
STEUBESvILLE, o., March l4.-At noon
to-day boy named Clark stabbed a COM
panion named Floto IN the thigh. making
an ugly wound. The boy was taken to his
home. Both boys were in the North school
building at the time, and were pupils oil
Miss Hammond's room
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THE SOUTHERN FLOODS.
THE River Declining at Helena-Busi-
ness Being Resumed.

MEMPHIS, March IA special to the
Western Associated Press from Helena,
Ark, says: The gauge this morning shows
10 feet inches, decline of one inch dur
ing the night. A line of skiffs has been
put on between this point and Johns
town and Clsrksdale, Miss, and tistboats
are delivering goods back through the
country in the accessible streams.
The Pacific and Southern Express Compan-
les resumed regular runs over the Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad. Bust
ness is generally resuming. For the first
time in many years there is a swift cur
rent coming down the shore, indicating
disposition on the part of the river to
change its channel again in this vicinity.
Should this occur the big bar in front of
Helena will be greatly diminished, if not
washed entirely away, whilst the old river
and the present channel will again fill up.
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MARRIAGE Of EX-SENATOR DAVIS.
HAPPY Couple or for Their LonS
Bridal TOnr.

"'l..'H, y. C., March Il-To-day at i
80 4. ", at Tokay, the residence Of
. wharton J. Green, four miles from
.s.'s'''.e, ,., y. g, Judge David Davis was
-.'S' To Miss Addie Burr. It was a
= 'S'I,ns and there we're few guests,
!, =. - Hncke officiating in the Episco.
"A s''' .,',''e' The presents were numerous
i ,5,'y. ~. At one o'clock the couple Left
,sp,,es steamer Murch!son. speciaIIv
y ", and beautifully decorated
rr.ysd o., ,.''..ihgioG. Judge Davis bs3
|r,,sr.GGn "a saturday night and was en- a.
JrJ.a ~ ., IoEay. He was arcomn,,;oI
d M, rg' TO Mr.. and Mrs. Tbatcbs+ n
ns,iy.''sS,a "1S and Miss Cook. The b,its Gss
Tr rs,55aG;A oi Massachusetts, but her narsntS
~ CS,usd C,, IN Illinois. Her aunt Psrs;aS Ps,rI.s
|lusbts- ." EIlcry, aud by him sbs "a /, bs% iTo u
|, |,sen. -, Ce >ne then married Gsnar,I :
s-r,rs VI carolina, who, by a NrsuinSs %sueESl
20 ints,-%,at-:S % a 500, Wharton j Grsen
3,'r i ,,,siiled r.lled with Miss Ellsrv NJ NJ
iy Of ti;.,,s't irUst accomplished and e,sS,HS S
9Gs I',,..ssty'tiye years, and has ~ iestnt t
af.jT x With Mr.. and Mrs c. Grsar ar'
IA TSs vas S elegant in all its snrrnTp3 uGes9'
sSonb srS Cri"a! al party will make a ton, o,, ~
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WAS he POISONED?
Strong suspicions that Gortsehakoa
Was FoaIly Dealt with By HIS His

Strong Suspicions thst Gortsehako0
Was FoRIIy Dealt with By HIS His
tPess. .....
ST. PETERSBURG. March H.-1t is now
stated that Prince Gortschakof died at the
residence Of woman who had been for
come time past recognized as his mistress
and whom he was in the habit OF stopping
with whenever be visited Baden Baden, and
be became acausinted with her while at
tending the Congress sitting there on the
settlement of the Russo Turkish difficulties,
and has, often met in public with her.
The fact that he died in her house
has caused considerable suspicion in police
circles here and some are bold enough to
assert that his death was the result OF a
Quarrel between them, and that he had
been poisoned. The intestines of the
prince have already been removed and for.
wsrded to Freibung tn be analyzed. The
death OF Gortschakoff makes the third
death of prominent public men who have
died at the homes Of their mistresses the
other two being Gen. Skobelef and n.
Gambetta. The circumstances attending
the death cf the two last named are still
fresh in the public mind
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ENGLAND.


Virginia Bonds OF Par.
IiamenL
LONDON, March H.-There Is very gen.
eral feeling among the persons interested
in the Virginia bonds that no hasty opin.
ion should be formed in the absence Of full
details of the judgment Of the United
States Supreme Court and the views Of the
lawyers engaged in the case.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr..
Parnell moved the second reading Of his
bill amending the land act. He said the
agitation in Ireland must continue 10 in.
crease until the act is amended.
Chaplin, Conservative, moved rejection
OF Psrnell's bill.
Thomas Dickson, Liberal, supported the
measure because il embodied the program
adopted by the conference OF the Ulster
tenants.
Gladstone said the Land Act vas far
more efficient than Parnsll had described
He said Parneifs bill amounted virtually
TO a rerodelipg of the Lend act
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WHEEIING W. Va. THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 10 1888.

who have made, or may make themselves
particularly prominent by Indictment to
disorder or defiance of authority.
Secretary Frelinghuysen, replying under
date of September %, says:
1t is, as you Justly observe, the revival OF
the Alien act as part of the crimes act
that more directly concerns US, and it is
this feature of the measure which has
caused the President to feel axiety as to Its
possible effect on the business and social re.
iations of American citizens, particularly
those Of Irish birth. Many.
Irish-Ameriean Citizens
have parents, brothers and sisters resident
in Ireland, and whenever they learn OF
their destitution. as the most effective
mode of relief, they send member OF the
family to Ireland with the means to aid
them. The possibility that persons in pur-
suit Of their lawful business enterprises, or
in their mission of benevolence, should
come under the operation OF the proceed
ings contemplated by provisions OF the new
law, is much to be deprecated. Ihe op-
portunities for this kind OF annoyance
which the act affords for the qualification
of private enmity, as you justly remark,
increases the grounds of this apprehension,
and when to this is added the superseryice.
able zeal OF local officials, it is hardly to be
expected that
An Irish A merican Citizen,
however innocent he might be in act and
interest should consider his person or his
property safe in that country.
His private, although temporary abode,
may be forcibly visited by night or day, his
papers and his yaluables may be taken from
him and subjected to search, and he may
be ordered out of the country at the will Of
the Executive with the stigma Of guilt up
on him, and without having had an oppor-
tunity for hearing or trial. The President,
moreover, can not contemplate the enforce
ment of this measure on mere suspicion
against American citizens. without fears OF
its having an unhappy influence upon the
good feeling which exists between two great
nations of common origin and common Ian
guage.
need scarcely add that the Government
has no sympathy with the motives or the
methods of this class OF indiscreet individ.
uals, insignificant in mum Der in this coun-
try, whose ill-directed zeal can neither
serve the cause of Ireland nor reflect credit
ON the country of their adoption. The law
abiding and peaceable American citizens
of Irish birth should not be exposed to
suffer on their account.
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Bov Stabbed nj SteubenyiIIe.
FATAL LEAP.
A Drunken Man Killed by Lighting on
the Pavement.


YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 4.-Yes:erday
night man named John Philips, who has
for long time resided at Hubbard, O., ap-
piled at the bar of the Union House for a
drink. This was refused him by the pro-
prietor, ". S. James, who saw that he was
drunk. Instead Of making his intoxica-
ton worse he took him up stairs and put
him into bed. About o'clock yesterd ~
morning some men coming from the
mills discovered man lying in
an insensible condition in the
alley at tAe rear OF the hotel 1t proved to
be Phillips, who had smashed his window
and crawled out, falling some thirty-ri1
feet to the ground. He did not regain con-
sciousness after being picked up, but died
in q short time. The Coroner decided an
inquest unnecessary. Phillips was about
IS years old, and very we'll known among
the Welch people in and about Youngs-
town. He leaves a wife and two children
in Wales.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
INDIAN TROUBLES.
Two Hundred Creek Indians With
Their War Paint On.

ST. Louis, March l4.-Advices from the
Creek Indian nation say that Sleeping Rab-
bit, one of the principal leaders OF the
Spieche faction, who was arrested some
days ago by General Porter, commander Of
the Chicotee party, was killed at Okmilkee
last week while attempting to escape. Two
other leaders Of the same party have also
been killed. These murders as thev are
called, are said to have aroused the Spieche
are reported 10 be marching on Okmulkee
for the purpose of bringing about a fight.
General Porter, with 20 men, has gone ou I
to meet the advancing party, and conflict
is axDe,tel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
TeleEraph DiYidenda

NEw York, March l4-At meeting OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company
today, quarterly dividend of one and
three-fourth per cent. was declared, paya.
bic on and after April To- The net rev.
enues for the quarter ending March 81, will
be H,750.ooo; surplus, S3,6l7,6S5. John +.
Terry was elected Director of the Com.
pany to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Governor Morgan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
Sprague Nominateh

providence, r l., March 14.-The Inde-
pendent State Convention to-day nomi-
mated VIM. Sprague for Governor without
dissent. A committee of seven was ap-
pointed to confer with any other organiza-
tons, meaning Democrats, relative to max
ing the remainder of the State ticket Dem
ocratic. The Convention meets next Tues.
day. There were no very prominent poll.
ticisns in the Sprsgue Convention.
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WASHINGTON.

Ruth Indicted for Forgery and Lar.
eeny-AbseoBded.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March H.-Samuel
Ruth, defaulting cashier Of the Washing
ton Saving Bank. was indicted by the
Grand Jury to-day on four charges of for
gerry and seven charges of larceny BY en-
ploye. L. II. Smith, prominent attorney
and late editor Of temporary paper in
this place. was arrested several weeks since
for embezzlemeut and obtaining money
under false pretense. Smith gave bail for
hearing, and was to have appeared yes.
terday. He has absconded. forfeiting bis
bail, 81 600, which his sister had furnished.
He lyayes q wife aud Eve small children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
The Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE statement
of the United States Treasurer shows the
gold, silver and United States notes in the
Treasury to day to be as follows: Gold,
coin and bullion, $179,SS7, sos; silver, dol.
lars and bullion, $l05, ,522, AS; fractional
silver coin, S27, ,674, or; United States notes,
s45, ,7Ol, ,377; total, SS5s, 1885, 4O7. Certificates
outstanding ng-gold, $4l, ,523, 700; silver, $69,-
Ol2, ,OSO; currency, $40, 10000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15

CLEVELAND, O.. March 1.-THE Directors
of the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Railway, successor Of the Cleveland Tus-
csrawas Valley and Wheeling, organized
to-day electing SelPh Chamberlain, Presi-
dent, W. s. Streator Vice President, s. S.
Townsend General Manager. C. d. Cutler
secretary and treasurer, w. h. Park, audi
tor, Vim. Thornburg. superintenden c.
N. Barber, chief engineer, and James Rsy-
nolds, road master.
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Died From Heart Di..a.e.

MEMPHIS, March l4.-James NJ. Martin,
General Manager Of the Nashville Competi-
i've Military Drill, to be held in this city
IN IN May, was fouQd dead in water closet at
Iayel stationery and blank beck establish
nent' this morning at 8 O'Clock. Cause,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15

GENrLEMES-Your Hop Bitters have been
OF great value to me. was laid up with
typhoid fever for over two months and
could get no relief until tried your Hop
Bitters. To those suffering with debility or
any one in feeble health, / cordially rec.
ommend them. J. C. Stoetzsl, 63s Fulton
street, Chicago, Ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
Preach Affairs.

PARfs, March A.-In the Senate last night
Count de st. Waller questioned Chsilemsl
LaCour, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, as TO
the situation in thu French colonies,
especially in Tonquin. England, Germany
and America. He said they had absorbed
the extreme east. He urged the occupa-
ton of Tonquin IN order TO accelerate the
occupation Of Cochin. Chm
Challemel LaCour, IN reply. said the gov
eminent intended neither 10 abandon nof
to conquer Tonquin, but TO occupy II o.
certain poists in order to demonstrats that
France proposed 10 remain there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
Lynch Law.

81 PACL, March i4.-Montana mails state
SnSt last week, in Beayerhead county. q
,o oouy OF citizens oyerpOwered the jailer and
@ oos OUT John 5. Lessrsng, for the cruel
nS'Ser and burning of Charles Davidson,
Sn'' oanged him 70 . rafter in theliail,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
Billiards.

CHICAGO, March l4.-In the last game OF
the preliminary balk line tournament,
Morris scored 500, aud Wallace AL; fiftv-
three innings. Best runs, Wallace 81;
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a NV TeIesrsph csnpasy.

NEW Yoax, Msrch 1.-The csrtidcste O @
Incorporation OF the New YORK nusua' rna
Telegraph Company y,, has 6a,,.n zen n'eH Iohn II
riacorporators are wilson ooatleZ, JUL
R.co,d ard David r. Walters. Capital
stock, t25, COZ, in loo shares - - ssen'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15

ALBANY, n. Y, March lL-Yesterday
Prof. Theo. Haiies, Of the High School. or
dered pupil from the room. The boys
manner was 30 impudent that the Pnoies.
sor ordered him back and struck the Lad
several blows with sharp edged iefuie,
one cutting cash an inch long and quite
deep on the forehead, from which the blood
flowed freely. The other pupils aftacsed
the Professor, and riot ensusd. hane.
is under arrest. The school VS. regarded
the best In the State. and its system nas
been patterned 10 several Of the western
States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
New SnpremaIna.

"a ut AIR, ~, March l4-Hou. w II
a,it,d InGIS.n I'GISn, was to-day appointsi an "a
lei Inst. ';ecge Of the Supreme Con-, anu anu
y 'e White, deceased N''' vice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15

SPECIAL NspdtcA o ~ R5ifr.
wEsrox, W. VA, March A-Chasisy Ar
mold, Of Jacksonville, coamittSd suicide
By cutting bis throst With s1sw. He he'd
some words with his father, wsich vas u
cause of the fnsh set
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
LOWELL AND FREuINGHUYsEN.
The eGOSernmenCs Attitude In the Mat
ter of American Suspects.


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE volume of
diplomatic correspondence for the year
1882, which is now being prepared for pub.
lication, will contain two interesting letters
between Minister Lowell and Secretary
Frelinghuysen in regard to the Govern
ment's attitude toward the suspect clause
Of the Prevention of Crime act Mr..
Lowells letter, which bears the date Of
July L. 1882, and enclosed two copies, Of
the act, says:
1t is the revival of the
Alien Act
rectly concerns our relations with this
Government Questions are likely to come
under il which will need 70 be treated with
extreme delicacy and discretion.
There nlust be great number Of natur.
allzed American citizens in Ireland, BE-.
sides those that have rendered themselves
obnoxious to the local authorities aud the
alien clauses of the act may very probably
strengthen the completion of private en-
nifty and bring false accusations, as il no.
doubtedly increases the opportunity for
them. have every reason to believe that
under the present Government the act
will be applied with caution and discsimi-
nation; but
Change OF Ministry
may take place at any moment. In any
event. however, think myself safe in pre-
dieting that the provisions of the act will
ha hroDuht IN haer anl,r u kha ,.ao, - z....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15

L prOp,T' 'R I;S, generally comes from I,,L q,
~ w blood JiY'os - N the blood. To re.
WAS I,Ua Ei,, 20 herlthy state uss
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CHARLEs1ovr, W. Va. Harch M-Ihe
baltimore Conisfenoe q tie !, = Chnses'
eeuth, met to-day, Bishop Kseosr peee.a.
ing. The report Of ncRsTIin, sgsnt o - -
publishing house st Hsshvii1s. shoxsd ~ -
sales a!s,,.a. e, Tie psstt E.1a H. . don = s:
p pfess,Soa' sSs coneers. s ssss,sss. Amount q
ci.;ms settIed. t35deei. LisbiIltiss e9i4..
sii. svetfs S2s3,5iI. Bishop keescs, u
sdd,,@inS tks cooferencs. ~ i viu =
: Ism.otsble day fos the church wbeo ~
selection Of preschsts is coshssd 70 sdass
ted men.
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BEADlE'S BOYS.
A Brace OF Dime Novel Disciples.

New YORK, March 14.-The attention Of
Chief Detective Braun, of the Erie railway
force at Jersey City, was attracted to two
16-year old boys, who were making in
quiries as to the location OF the Sioux and
other tribes of Indians in the West. The
officer watched the boys for some time, and
when one OF them threw his coat back and
displayed two heavy revolvers to a brake
man, with the remark, There's the medi-
cine for the red devils" concluded that
something was wrong. He called them
aside, and by adrOit questioning aScertained
that they were recruits for the amy and
would-be
Indian ENterminatOrS.
They were then placed under arrest and
taken to police headquarters. They gave
their names as Henry Geeshaber, of No.
l5S West Nineteenth street, and Wm.
Krowle, of No. $50 West Twenty ninth
street. They had four reyolvers, two enor-
nous bowie knives, and 1000 rounds OF
cartridges, together with $lS4 in gold and
two railroad tickets for Chicago. They had
been reading some trashy literature, and
had left their homes with the avowed pur-
pose of slaughtering the remaining Indians.
When asked what they intended doing
after the Indians had been killed of, one OF
them replied, "Well, the Ford brothers are
doing first rate, and guess we could do as
well if we travelled as Henry and William,
the celebrated Indian scouts" They were
not quite so courageS when they were
placed in cell for the night
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H.,.p.es"s, March H-is iSs ssses.
uumber Of Bib Wess rsported fsvossoly.
snous other. tss frss re BILL! ~. sssssss 80.
1ion. fns bill decreasing tho nuneef Il
Senstofs TO s. snd ksgrss1ontasse . -
= defested- In the Houes be $3.50
~ Ieyosed entirely to the epntosfeooo
Of bills on sscnsd sseding - sssesseoe
the sessica - 1sycsss q ~
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Great Excitement and indignation.


Citizens Of Fayette county in favor o.
sustaining the character of the county be
fore the civilized world are invited to as
semble at the postoffice at seven o'clock P
", Thursday, the 18th INST, 70 expires:
their indignation at the outrageous verdict
aCquitting the assassin of Captain A. T
Mutt. Let A. C. Mutt, let the world know
that the law-abiding citizens Of this county
are shocked and Mortified and their feelings
outraged by this verdict
At Midnight.
PrTTsBURGH, March l.-The Commercial
Gazette's Uniontown, Pa, special says: The
excitement is intense, but beyond the
burning of Dukes and the jury in etfigy
no breach of.the peace has occurred. Al
midnight the crowd was thinning out. II
is expected the excitement will be renewed
tomorrow.
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Alien Act
A Change OF Ministry

may take place at any moment. In any
event. however, think myself safe in pre-.
dieting that the provisions OF the act will
be brought to bear only In the cases Of men
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-17
Water Notice.
Office Sup't Water Works,

Office Supt Water Works,
Honolulu, July 3, 1882.
A LII persons having Water Privileges
are payable semi,annually, in advance,
at the office of tie Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the 1st day of January and July of
each year. CHAS. b. WILSON,
Sup't Water Works.
s. X. KAAI, Minister of Interior. 2O4
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-17
WATER NOTICE.

TO ensure water for privileges con-
Il nected with the Upper Nuuanu
Valley Reservoir, arrangements have
been made SO that water will be avail.
able for those between the hours of s a.
m. to a. m; and for those on the
Punchbowl line, from Judd Hill to Ka.
piolani street, between the hours of 3 D i.
m. to p. m, until furthe. notice.
CHAS. b. WILSON,
Sup't of Water Works
Honolulu, June 18th, 1883. AZ
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-17

SATURDAY, Ladies' Bracelet. The
~ owner can have the same on prov.
ing ownership and paying expenses.
Apply at this Office. 4GO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-07-13
The NEW PATENT
DUST-pROOF
Stem Winding Open Face Case
MANUFACTURED BY TIE
american Wutch Co.,
WUlthaDe, Mass.

Ihis case is formed in one solid piece with
OUT JOINT or seam, opening ir front only, thus
avoiding the usual Cap. and securing greater
strength aud durability.
These Watches are ell open face The bezel,
'o'o which an extra strong crystal is fitted
WIN an especially prepared wafer proof ce.
ment, is attached 10 the case by serewing IL
thereon, and thus forms an air tight junction
WIN tue body of the case. which is proof a.
gainst dust and moisture.
10 railroad men, travellers, miners, lumber
men and others who are almost Consistently ex.
posed and vho'hAye to make frequent reference
to the watch, ,these qualities are of the utmost,
impor;ance