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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-01
THE BROOKLYN TRAGEDY,
Financial Troubles and Jealousy the
Cause.

BRooHLYy, April &u.-The tragedy which
occurred at No. l52 Pulaski street, on Fri
day morning engrossed much of the atten.
tion of that community yesterday. Many
theories were advanced as to the causes
which led to the double murder
and suicide. About the house in
which lay the bodies of William Mac.
duf, his wife CathariAe, and Willie, their
little son, q crowd of people loitered
throughout the day staring vaguely in at
the windows and door. There can be but
little room for doubt that financial embar-
easements, coupled, probably, with unwar-
ranted jealousy drove Macduf to frenzy
and to the commission Of the crime. In
deed, gentleman to whom the deceased
jewelry broker was indebted for several
hundred dollars had caused him to be no.
titled that legal proceedings were about to
be begun sgainst him.
How II May Have Occurred.
There was no evidence Of the bed having
been occupied by more than one person,
and from that circumstance il is Conject-
ured that husband and wife had a dispute
and she did not retire during the night.
After daybreak she busted herself with
her household affairs, at which she was en-
gagged when her murderous husband stole
nolselessly from the bed and shot her in
the back of the mead.
Mr. J. S. Macduff, to whom the murder
and suicide LETT all his effects, took charge
OF the bodies Of William and OF the
the little seven-year-old son, Willie. The
brother called at the Office OF Coroner kel-
Ter yesterday. and stated that he would not
have the bodies buried from the Pulaski
street. but would bury them from the un'
dertakerS. Father and child, in accordance
with the written request OF the former,wiIi
he inferred in the brothers plot in Green
wsod.
What the Brother Says.
Mr.. Macduff when again questioned as to
whether he knew any cause why the de.
ceased should commit such an act, replied
in the negative. But William, he added,
did not live happily with his wife, and he
knew that she had very bad tongue. The
relatives of Mrs. Macduff who visited the
house speak OF William Mscduf as having
frequently acted harshly toward his wife,
who gave him no reason for jealousy. Her
relatives will take charge OF the remains OF
the unfortunate woman. whose funeral
will take place from her parents house,
No. SO Bloomfield street, Hoboken, n. }.
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Electric Lixht Company.

ZANEsvILLE, O.. April %. - Yesterday
articles of incorporation of the Zsnesyiile
Electric Light Company, with 80, 90 capi-
tal, were prepared. The incorporates are
this city, The weshan company has light
working and four mea here. The Brush
company will have Q machine here she
first OF the week and Edison is expected.
Lights will without doubt be gotten
cheap. Gas has been reduced in price
Hail fell vesy tsst fec q short time IN the
sfte.ncoa.
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Have Not Requested withdrawal.

WAsHlNGTON, AprlI 10.-UlvlI service
Commissioner Eaton SAYS the Commission
has not requested the President to with
draw the appointment of Keim as chief
examiner of the board, and the matter re.
mains Just as it was when the appoint
ment was made, King not having yet re.
ceived his commission. As to what the
commissioners might do Eaton would
not speak except TO say in
general terms they were well aware
OF the bad effect that would be wrought
upon the future work OF the Commission
If it were shown that there was good ground
for adverse criticism.
The Commission has been engaged to-day
in going over the rules recently drafted
and presented TO the President. EitOu
thinks they will be approved at the Cabinet
meeting tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-01

wAsHrxoros, April n-Ths Secretary ot
War ssid tonigi6 thai osdsrs we're sent
General Crook Saturday directing him TO
be careful TO osserve conventional rule,
with Mexico, ia relation 10 the cro,s {
Of the border by United 0tstss. troots.
They were Issued bscsass Of tas
TO make 0 rid scfoo De Mexican
line for tAs psrpos Of dislodsinG
q baad Of hostile Apschsa from Arizona
The sxrsensut with the ksxicsn Govern
msnt msda IN August last whiis IT, permit
tsd troops of eitasr cou1try 10 caoss tss
border IN pursuit OF fytns bsndh Of ns.
sauding Indians, did uG1, he saiA adnii d
thsif fonsinine for the kuypoes d bs,0n'
ming rsids 90 ftsidsnb Indiana % o, eassr
crossing Tor tbat purposs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-01
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON. April 3O.-It is estimated
that the decrease in the public debt during
the month Of April amounts to about
as, 500, 900. The smallness OF the amount
in comparison with the average monthly
reduction for q year past is accounted to5
bv the fact that Sl00OO,OO0 has been pala
out during the month on account OF PEN
siOns.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints for the week ending April 18th,
is Sl6S, 600: corresponding period last year.
SYGI 90
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VIOLATING THE SCOTT LAW.
A steubenvtlle Man Arrested on That
Charge.
Special 20 the Register.


SrEUBESyILLE, April 3O.-The first arrest
in this city for violation of the liquor law
was made this morning. John Burk, who
carries on the saloon business in the Fifth
ward, was arrested charged with violating
Article of the law, which provides that
tenant must obtain consent of his landlord
to carry on the saloon business. The atfi-
davit was m ade by one David Brown before
Justice May. Prosecuting Attorney Cook
appearing for the State and w. P. Hayes
for the defepse.
Four Propositions
were submitted by the defence for the dis
missal of the case, viz: 1st, that the justice
has no Jurisdiction to hear and determine
the matter; second, that the alleged offence
can only be heard on an indictment found
by grand jury; Sd, that the act under
which the affidavit is filed is unconstitu-
tional and void; 4th, that said section is
unconstitutional because, first, ii impairs
the obligation Of contracts and operates re-
tractively on leasers of real estate who are
engaged in the business of selling liquors;
second, because said law operates and is in
effect license; third, because said law i'm
poses on the citizens OF this estate unjust
and unequal burdens in the way OF taxa
tion; fourth, because said act imposee
criminal liability on persons IN the posses,
sion OF leased property by the act OF the
leaser and without any act or omission on
the part of lessee. The case
Created Intense Excitement,
as IL is the first arrest made under that
section of the law in the State. The land
lord resides in New York.
At . O'Clock this afternoon Justice May
gave his decision in the case, holding that
the law was unconstitutional, sustain
ing the reasons as given above
by the defense, but as the Supreme Court
will decide the validity of the law in few
days, the justice continued the case, re-
leasing the defendant on his own recog-
niZanCe until that time.
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large Sale OF Revenue Stamps,

Sr. Lorrs, April 3O.-The special deliv:
erv oF stamrs 10 tobacco manufacturers at
the Internal Revenue Collectors Office be.
gan promptly at l2 o'clock tonight, and
an aggregate exceeding $l5O,OQo worth
passed over the counter. In the course
Of an hour or two these will be rapidly af.
fixed to packages in waiting,th latter will
he rushed TO the various depots in the city,
and by day light special and regular trains
laden with millions of pounds OF tobacco
will begin to move in all directions.
The largest order for single stamps was
ST., coo, and the aggregate received at the
Collectors office was over S2OO,O0. Sale
of cigar stamps begins at o'clock in the
morning. and very large amount will be
dispOsed of.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring Us case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bltters
will not speedily cure: We say they can
not, As thousands of cases already per-
manently cured and who are dsily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, Will prove.
Rrighrs Disease, Diabetes, WEAK BACK, or
they purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
And sct directly on the diseased parts.
Rye-y bottle guaranteed. For sale at Sc .
bottle BY Logan & Co.. Bridge Co1ues Drns
S<siIN.
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What the Brother Says.
IhRCrar's Danger.

Sr. PETERSBURG. April 30.-Eight officers,
colonel, have been arrested on
sucpicion OF being connected with the
Nihilists. Sixteen officers were ar.
rested at Imolensk. 1t is stated
that widespread military con-
spircy has been discovered. pocp-
ments have been discovered at Molensk
showing that the coronation OF the Czsr
woald be undisturbej, but something very
serious would happen Immediately after.
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Fatnl EXDIOsiOn.

ASHLAND, PA, April $0.-An explosion
OF gas in the keystone colliery killed
August Welcher, Patrick heagen and An
drew Jones, and seriously wounded Chas.
TYLER and Cooney Walters. The explosion
was caused by the slading of q pillar, which
pushed a large body in contact with the
lannS.
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SPEAKER RANDALL
Handsomely Entertained by the PeO.
PIE OF Charleston.
Special Dispatch TO The ReJis!,

Npeclut DtSlalch 70 VNe hsJlSIeT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 3o.-Ex-
Speaker Samuel J. Randall arrived here
this morning on business connected with
his large land interests in this section. He
is the guest of Senator Kenna, who tonight
rendered him and prominent citizens a
dinner besides serenade and visit by the
cadet corps of Major Snyder on both of
which occasions he made brief addresses.
He has received many marks OF respect.
Tomorrow night he and Senator Kenna
will speak to the people of Coal Valley,
and Wednesday he will return 10 his home
in. Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-01

WAsHrSGTox, April 30.-The Secretary
to-day mailed SIG checks to pay.s2.2HilI
interest due tomorrow on the three per
cent. loan OF 1882; l,ij1 checks to pay the
$3l2. $40 due on the funded loan OF lsSl;
also checks amounting TO s., ijO,226 IN pay.
msnt of bonds maturing tomorrow.
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a ARinckmaiIer RASged.

AS2oT, O.. April GO.-Charles Moore was
a''sasaed before Mayor Waters this morn
,,-S On charge Of blsckmsil, preferred oy
Ia' 90 :. Keller. The affidavit AYERS thSt
% Saturday night Moore drew q revolver
on Keller, charged him KELLER with
having criminal intercourse with his
Noo7e's wife and demands 500 as hush
money. Moore was bound over.
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A Doues.,c Rarned TO Death.

MICHIGAN CITY, IND., April So.--Min.
ME Hulbut, domestic, wss slowly burnt
10 death by her clothes igniting while light
ing a fire. Portions OF her body were
burned to q crisp to the bone.
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To Demand a Reduction.

and then fall to give them steady employ
ment. Almost the unanimous opinion of
the operators is that the miners are getting
as low price as is consistent, taking into
account the price of the necessaries of life.
This decision by the operators stops all
tall of strike in this valley among coal
miners, but the outlook for steady employ
ment is dishearteuing. The Church Hill
mine one of the largest in the valley, will
open Tomorrow. after an idleness of six
months
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Another Victim Dying.

BATTLE CREEK. MICH, April 30.-The in
SgQe'l on the victims of Fridays Grand
runs collision was returned this morn
ttaS' The evidence shows that the freight
20 SAA which caused the disaster was run
snS Wild. W. W. Page, OF Chicago, an
''eef victim, is diving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-01

All, All 'r.t Dr. X sn :.d s.. e: fas s e :s, c
sumption. Their vsio0kad for reeovssy
BY the timely Ess Of tbIs great LIE ssytne
remedy causes them 70 20 nearly vfi1 10
its praise. II V guaSs3teed 70 positiyeiy
cure Severe Coughs, Colds. AsthRa, Hsy
Fever, Bfonchitis, Hosrsssea. Lses of
Voice, OF any a6eetioo of ths 7hfoel anl
LunEa Trial bottles tSa esats - kaoea
4 Co.'r Bridge cosser Drug Stssa Large
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THE MAHoNING VALLEY
Operators will Not Reduce The
Present Wages.

IorNGsTowN, o., April 3O.-The coal op-
orators of the Mahoning Valley held meet
ings this afternoon, and after lengthy
consultation decided not to demand re-
duCtion in the price of mining. They say
even at the proposed reduction of ten cents
per ton, they would be unable to give the
miners steady work, as there is little or
no demand for coal, and it would be un-
Just to the miners who have been idle
most of the winter
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Bore ft Brayely.

CHEs1ER. ILL. April 30. Stillwsll II.
Russell, marshal OF the Western Texas dis
trict, who arrived here Saturday night un-
der sentence of two years for approving
fraudulent accounts, was taken 70 the pen
i,eptiary this morning and incarcerated.
He bore the ordeal bfavely.
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Ane,ect,ve T.taIIy stabbed.

CHICAGO. Ill. April 80. One OF Pinker.
toms detectives was fatally stabbed last
night, while arrssting an unknown party.
Considerable mystery is attached to the
Csc Pipker,en having given the police
strict orders that neither the name OF the
prisoner or crime charged be made public.
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Beatea 60 Death.

MuwAvxkx, VIA April So7John Raqsr
- heaisn 20 death with q chair st Joe
ScbininieTs saloon. by Robert Koehler. IN
a onarrel over Q game OF cards.
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Trial Of Eight Strikers.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 3O.-The exam
ination of eight unionists arrested for riot
at the rolling mill on the eth inst, came
up this afternoon. Considerable interest is
manifested.
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A Cepteuarian Goue.

LOUISVILLE KY, April 30.-William De-
mint. the first male white child borr In
the City OF Louisville, just, died at his
home in Carroll county in the one hun
dreth year of his age. He was most IA
nous Indian fighter and served in the war
1910
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AHearfIesa Crime.

Jackson, O.. April So.-Anderson Laskey,
a we'll known old farmer, was murdered
early yesterday morning. while sick inosd'
nv two robbers.
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A Sheen Ha-aarahaa.

:, DESyER, Col, April Se.--EEerbert Hutch
tIsop J.sI an extensive sheep hetder, was shot
Gu Gu Sy l. Wise, 3 ranckmaa in a quarrel
SSrst S The ownership Of q tfxct Of gazing
49, Tse murderer Was isIled.
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Haaw~ FrOat.

ORAseE, Va, April S0.-Ths heavy frost
and ice in Northern Sirginia las. nlgns'
bliRhted the fruit, but DID no ln!ully ~ VIC
wheat, No corn has bean planted nav
inc been too cold and wet.
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AuotheF Tornado.

ST. Iorrs. April 3O-A Benton, Texas.
special reports another tornado there last
evening. Twenty houses were blown down
and ten persons are believed to have oeeh
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.a while Rsturninx Home.

GpASp RAPIDS, MICH. April D.-Whiie
ratn-nine from church last night Annie
EcEersou. q Young and handsome ssede.
fsli 10 she canai and Yas drowned
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I,iler Rhot Dead.

Trcsox, AEu.. April So.-Last night
Joseph Casey and another prisoner, con
fned in the county Jail, shot dead Iailer
Halbrosk and broke jail.
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BEIIAIRE BRIEFS.
The FIoisam and Jetsnm Of tne Glass
CITY.


Johnny {. Davis left for Columbus yes
terday morning. He is delegate from
this district TO the coal miners convention
which meets in that city 10 morrow.
Miss Julia Faupel, one Of the teachers in
the Fourth ward school. will take her
scholars TO the woods this afternoon for a
picnic. This is the first picnic OF the sea.
son.
Conductor u. Sailing. who has been
laid up with rheumatism for some time.
left on the steamer Diurnal yesterday for
q short visit TO his sister in Parkersburs,
". Va.
Miss Annie IIoge. Of Belmont street, lef;
Yesterday morning for a visit 10 friends
ir 81. Clairsyile.
Rev. j.. S. Robinson and family. Of Con.
gruity. Pa. are visiting John X. RObinson,
in this city.
Several very fine RATS OF lumber passed
the city to day, bound for different points
south Of us.
Mrs. Thompson returned home to-day
from two months visit 10 her daughter
at Moundsyille.
The c. & 7. contract for ties will be com.
pls'ed in a few days.
Rev. Father Gull is off On trip 10 New.
ark and Columbus.
Fred Baumer. OF Wheeling. was in town
yesterday.
Hon. L. Dsnford, Of ST. Clairsville, is in
the city on business.
The funeral OF T.. Z. Sellars took place
this afternoon from bis late residence on
Belmont street and was largely attended.
Mrs. Hugh Damsel, OF Barnesyille, is yis-
it!ng her grandson, Mr.. Will King.
A shooting gallery is beng opened up on
Belmont street.
At police court Yesterday morning, Vim.
Gallaher was up charged with assault and
battery on complaint of his mother. lie
plead guilty, and Mayor Cooper thought
80 and costs would about ~ bis case, ana
he paid the amount and took his departure.
For being concerned in the light near
the Globe House, SATURDAY. evening, John
Hillery paid SIS and costs. VIM. Wooiin,
the Union street barber, was taxed 80 and
costs, and Spot Green paid - and costs.
Three drunks paid - and costs each. Pretty
good showing Tor Monday morning.
Mn. J. II. Silligan snd Aio A1nice
went 10 West Alexander yestsrday alter
noon to attend the funeral Of Mia Lulu
Cee. O neice OF MIS- Milligan's.
Maurice Davis. drunk and disorferly.
was run in BY officers Archer and SrisWell
Yesterday evening.
John Mitchell hAs the contract or build
ing the large double frame house sfCharlei
McLain. in the Fourth ward.
City Solicitor Kelley, eICity Clerk Gar
rard and Attorney John A. Callsher ~
giving their opinioni o! each other .
fnanciers through the colRnns Of th
Trilnln<. let the good work 90 on; vi
may find out something about the CIT.
finances alter awhile.
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R>.rb m the Rraft.

WrNrsaroS, DEL, April 9.-Ice formed
last night half an inch thick. Fruit trees
ia full bloom.
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FOR LOVERS OF SPORT,
Incidents in the Piefd OF Pleasure
Yesterday.

Incidents I'm the "fiefd OF Pleasure
Yesterday.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 30.-1n the Sec
ond race, half mile, Mena and Great Maria
started off first, and ran head and head
into the home stretch when Enquirer
Filly took second place. After pretty
brush, Mana finished first by half length
in front of Easter, second, same distance
from Virginia Wallace third; time, 1:52H
In the third race, one mile, Doubtful,
yenner and Adventurer started off in
front of the others and punched and closed
up. Doubtful ledround to the
Home Stretch,
vhen Joe S. came out of the ruck and came
away an easy winner, two lengths in front
Of Sovereign, Pat Canada ABOUT a length in
front of Doubtful third; Egyptian, Tele-
phone, Adventurer and Nenner, unplaced.
Time, :53j2.
In The fourth race one mile and 36 hur-
dies. Revenge was off first and was never
beaded, winning by FIVE lengths ahead OF
King Dutchman, second, some distance in
front OF Charlie Bush, third; Florence ID.
fOHrth. Time, 3:0SR.
Horses and Bicycles.
BosToN, April 30.-A six day race for
$1,000, horses and bicycles, between Chas.
Leroy and horses, and John Prince, twenty.
mile champion of America and William
N. Woodside, champion of Irelanu, on
bicycle, began to-day. The horse nan uses
as many horses as he chooses, and hcyclists
relieve each other at intervals. The race
is to be run from 1890 to lo:3O each day.
At 1890 tonight the score stood Horses,
10 mil es; bicycles, lG4.
Rasp Rail
PITrsBuEGH, April 30.-AIleghenys, II;
AnthracteS, l.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30. - Athletic, .;
Philadelphias, 4.
New YORK, April 3O.-Metropolitans, G;
New Yorks. :.
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0aRpsolNl.

,S~s.sroa. Pa, April 3A-Jaa Hsoylh
snh vie, Of che FSeest CITY. on Q wedding
trip, suhocs.ed II hotel here from seoDp,
Ing ga Doctors say Ne hsits esoDos
live .....
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rn.Gavs-uar Gone,

ATLANTA, Ga. April S0.-Govsrnor Boyn-
ton and SUSIE I. Harris were nar1ed 81
the residence Of the brides motaer to-day.
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Trouble at LynChburg.

LYNrHEUec. Va, April 3O.-The stem
wages.
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rne PsIiaasiphia Mint

PauApnaH1A, April 5Q-The coinage in
tia mint In this cay foe April aggregated
s.l55. 900 Piscss. Yailsd at ,srs.Ssa
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which do well IN this high dry climate. On
our return we took supper at the hosptta-
bic hone of Tom kcLure. his pleasant
little wife demonstrated 70 Us beyond any
al,s.isL The &c: :SSt Sbs xn.E k:z =
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SdYfo, n. Y, Dee. I, 1873.

Ien Gx ,a,sr Of The Baptist Church hare,
and sn educated phygicisn. ] sn not In
practice, but am my sole family phyyician,
and sdyise in many chroaio casss. Over
yea. ago I recommended your Hep Bitters
TO my invalid WIFE, who has eesn under
eisns several yeafs. She haS become thor.
ouehlY cured Of her various complicated
iisesses by their uSe. We both recommend
them 10 our ffesdA many of vhsm have
slso beea cured q thsie vsFious ailasats b
thsm. EaH Z z EAAaaa.
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GATH'S NOTE BOOK.
Protection to American Art as Well as
Industry. Etc.

New NuRE, April 50.-l -aw ex-senator
Wallace, of Pennsylvania, here yesterday,
fresh and light as a bride. He says the
Vanderbilt railroad system called the
South Pennsylvania, has nearly the united
support of the Pittsburgh merchants and
manufacturers and will go through, and
that the Vanderbilt railroad from the West
branch OF the SuSquehanna TO the Ale
gheny river in which Mr. Wallace is inter-
ested, may also become through line;
Mr.. Wallace says Randall will be hard
man to beat for Speaker, having such or
ganiZatiOn around him.
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TIE Aay Hasieai YaaafSai AZ Fstts.
kaPGh.

PrrfsnR3d. April 30.-fhs frst concert
Of ths Nay !AusicaI Festival was s:vsa this
evening by O chorus Of 800 voices, assisted
by Theod0 re ThomaS orchestrs and hdme.
Minnie b aux. Mrs. Humphrey Allen, Mrs.
Lillian Eorton Hsartdaan. Mrs. Belle Cole.
Fred. P.a,yey and Franz Rsnmsftz, SOLO
etL The programme was Of . miscellass-
ons character. Over 1000 parsons vsse
pfOasent