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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
BELLAIRE.

They will celebrate the Fourth out the B
Z. & q. road with considerable hiIsrity this
year, judging from the amount Of beer that
went to Woodsfeld last night. One hundred
and FIFTY kegs made up one lot.
Tonight Shuttleworth gives four of our
best skaters a tussle for two miles. Music
in attendance.
Browns played the Regulars yesterday
afternoon in South Wheeling.
The steamer Scotia was discouraged when
she landed here yesterday, and thinking the
prospect Of getting to Pittsburgh very slim,
concluded to send her goods to the Smoky
City by railroad, which was done.
The Bellsire dailies will be issued in the
morning to morrow.
A saloon fight on South Guernsey street
furnished some business for the Mayor and
work on TIE stone pile for the participants.
X. of P. Lodge elected ogcers last even.
ing.
The entertainment aud ball given by G
U. o. o. F. Lodge, in the Elysian rink, las,
night, was a big affair. The ladies took
great interest in the event and made it the
success that it was.
Two men on the fore turn and two on
the after turn threw up their jobs at the steel
pisut Yesterday. They claim they are doing
the work Of three men on each turn Other
wise everything, progressed finely, and dur.
ing tie last tweIt7.four hours the largest
output since the resumption has been made
David Spsuldiug, of the Brilliant Iron
Works was a visitor at the mill yesterday
Bellaire has been quite venturesome Of
late as regards oil and gas, and it is about
time that the unexpected" should happen.
This is good time Of the year for lightning
and If it only strikes hard enough in one
place, we will be satisfied. In the mean
time take a summer vacation and get the
"measley" thing off your brain.
T. F. Hart and Wilber Snively have re
turned from an Eastern trip.
Spangler Post is initiating new members
There is good chance for some of our
moneyed men, who can't rise in politics, to
become q railroad president. The s!
Clairsville Narrow Gauge will be sold on
next Thursday.
It was unanimously agreed by the Gravel
Hill Literary Society to spend the Fourth
of July in the woods. A solemn pledge has
been given by each member not to touch,
taste nor handle the green apple.
A man from Chicago was in town yesteT-
day introducing patent melting furnace
to our window glass men. He has good
thing and understands faIly the art Of
showing you what You want. The patent Is
one OF the things our manufacturers need,
bu. they would be willing TO claw to most
anything that viii keep them with the diff
of the times.
The family sfV. T. Morgan will spend
the Fourth at Moundsville.
Hardly display of fireworks can be seen
in the city.
The B. 4 O. shop has It's new foreman
Cur-sn's case about his cart against the
PeDnsylvaDia company came up at the eoun-
ty seat again yesterday.
Ohio Valley Cement Works paid of, its
hands this vsek
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SPORTING EVENT.

Notes Concsrning Cycling. Base Baii,
scuiiing ana the Turf.
The Magnolia base ball club challenges
the Elms to play game ofbass ball.
There will be . match gams Of bass bsIl
on the Tunnel green this afternoon bssvsss
q South Side nine and an East End nine.
The wheelmen who wish To 70 On IT,
outing with the club Saturday moeniag
must report at NcLure House corner q Z
o'clock sharp. The first run viii b -
West Alexander where lunch win b ssevs9
at 10 q. m. The next run will bring tt
club to Claysville, Pa. where milk viii ~
served ut IL m. The next run win end ~
first halt Of the trip st Wsshinstoa, PY
where will be met the other visiting c.
when an impromtu programms 1d o.
enjoyed till nightfall. On Sunday morn
ing the remainder OF the Wheeline WheoD.
men will take the 4 40 train on tie Hsmp-
ield joining their comrades ct waShiagtcs'
in time for breakfast, when the entire oluh
accompanied BY the Uniontown, Pc, ~
cycle Club, will make an easy run keoe
consuming the greater part Of the daS. NJ
q special wheel dinner at West AlsxsndsRs,
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BRIDGEPORT.
A Proposition for the Reorganization Of
the La Belle Glass Works.

A Proposition for the Reorganization of
the La Belle Glass Works.
The stockholders of the La Belle Glass
Works held meeting yesterday afternoon,
at which some very important business was
transacted, which we sincerely hope will
load to early resumption Of operations in
this, so lcsg idle factory. A proposition
was made authorizing the directors to per-
feet plan By which the present stock should
be reduced from 800 to Sg5 per share.
They will then offer for sale 1000 shares
at S25 each, the offer being made to the
present stockholders, and if not taken, will
be open to ali comers. This will reduce
the capital stock from 800, 900 to $50 900,
and will raise a working capital of S25, 900
which, after the Indebtedness Of Sl6,0 is
paid, will leave g., 900 to start the works.
They also instructed the directors to take
out charter under the laws Of West Vir-
ginis, provided it would not necessitate the
dissolution of the present firm. The posi-,
bility of this latter move is doubted by per
sons versed in the lgws of this state.
R. j. Alexander solo S2,S00 worth Of
La Belle stock, to. John Brown, Of Wheel
ing, at SOC on the dollar.
The new stone crossing put down on
Bank street by the Tppecanoe Stone Co,
70 daisy.
Charley Kaufman 10 on the sick list.
George Kelley is building new tene-
ment house on Whitley street, KirsWood.
DR.. W. S. Fisher has commenced the
erection of = new house on Greenbsck
street.
Charley Miller is preparing to build on
the vacant lot opposite the C. L P. depot.
Jehn Crawford was IN town yesterday CIR
culsting among his friends.
Yesterday Thomas Wariey had an opera
ton performed on cancer, whish has been
growing on his lip for some time. The
work was done by Bellaire doctor AID Is
thought to be complete.
Mrs D. Afick, who was reported danger
ously n at Buffalo, has been heard from.
and 10 much better and in fact almost oat
OF danger.
j. N. Woodoock has made an assign-
ment Of bis personal property.
Thomas Keefe has opsaed o saloon IN
the AtcAison building, % Pike street.
The English Lutheran Sunday school viii
hold picnic in RidgeuAys Grove, Jaly 9.
Miss Lizzie Moore Of Wheeling is visiting
Miss Kate Cook.
Miss Bertha Hunt and Messrs. Jos. Nc
Mechen, Dave Brown and editor Hunt Of
st. Clairsville we're in town yesterday.
Archie Adams of Wheeling was in town
yesterday.
The Rose Bud Fishing and Hunting
Club lave for State dam on the Tusea-
rawss river about the middle Of next week.
Miss ANY Craig and Mrs. Anna Win
spear, of New Philadelphia. ara visiting Mr..
Charles Craig, of KIkwood.
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A PREACHERS NECK IN DANGER.

His Intimacy With the Family Prompts
suicide and May Cause More Trouble.
GAISEsvrLLE, TEX July "A report has
reached here that j. P. Darlington, living
At Red Bird, Chiekasaw nation, has taken
fatal dose of morphine On account OF dones'
,ic troubles. A short time ago Darlington
was a prominent merchant and postmaster
Of Custer City, Cook county. When the ra-
- noIs became current that criminal inti,
mscy - existing between Mrs. Darlington and
,bs Rev, j. 7. Lilly, minister Of the Prim-
tive Baptist Church, the matter was in,sst,,
gatsd by the church officials and the parhes
Ssrs exonersted. harrington sold out once
sr5 s' removed 10 Red Bird. The preacher
@ SoIIoved and took his abode with the FAM.
- The scandal caused universal comment
II the nehbOrhood and drove the s,sssnsS ssS o
RaTr;nvton has aroused general indlsnstion
against against the preacher and lynching is threat
ene0
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PRoHlBITIoNIsTs NAME LEONARD.
The Ohio PrOhfbitionists Name Their


The Ohio Prohibitionists Name Their
Standard Bearer.
SPRINGFIELD, o., July 2.-The State Pro-
hibition Convention resssembled a. 10
o'clock this morning in the wigwsm. The
following named persons were elected as
permanent officers: President B. 8. Hig-
ley, of Mshoning; Secretary, Mrs. Mary
Woodbridge, of Portage; First Assistant,
z. C. Payne, of Franklin; Second Assist
ant, Erastus d. Lewis, of Trumbull. The
President addressed the contention at
length. The Rev. N Dustin nominated
for Governor the Rev. A. B Leonard, d. d.,
of Springfield, following the nomination
with an address. The Rev. Il. A. Thomp-
son, of OberGn University seconded the
nomination, and DR. Leonard was nomi.
mattel BY acclamation. A committee was
appointed to inform him Of the fact and to
escort bim to the Wigwsm. On his arrival
Re was presented to the convention, was
greeted with applause and proceeded TO de-
liver an address Of acceptance.
The ticket was completed as follows:
Lieut.. Governor, Prof. W. G.. Frost, Of
Lorain county; Supreme Judge, Gedlon
Stewart, of Huron county; Treasurer, John
n. Danner, of Stark county; Attorney
General, A. T. Clevinger, OF Clinton county;
Board of Public Works, j. s. Neville, of
Hardin county:
demands Prohibition amendment and op'
poses IA license tax for the regulation OF the
LIQUOR traffic. 1t says the friends of prohioi
ton should not be controlled by either OF
the old parties, because both have shown
themselves subservient to the liquor In
seres,s. Ii declares the rum power must be
vapouished By the new party devoted espe'
cislly to that purpose. 1t describes the two
wings of the great liquor party. one as sd,
license and the other taxation aud
regulation of the liquor traffic, leaving no
loyal citizens any alternative TO join the
Prohibition party. 1t favors moral
suasion as a means Of reform, favors
civil service reform; fun protection to bsl-
lots; wants divorce bs,ed on divine law; ex-
presses sympathy for the negro race; op-
roses violent changes in tariff; endorses the
voters of Union memorial; recognizes the
civil government as ordained BY God. a
resolution Of sympathy with Gen. Grant was
adoptCd. Adjourned.
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, FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho English cablast csasldorlno
psprsssioa Of Trades
ANEW CONSERVATIVE NEws Aatnoy.
The Sanitary Condition Of the Poor b He.
eeiye Governmental Inyss.
tigation.
NEW CHOLERA CASES n2,. .oEATHssss

LoSpoy, July 2-Ths Marquis Of SaHs-
bury, Prime Minister, replying TO lstt9
which he received from the unsnp,oys1
workmen of Wolverhampton. says that ~
Cabinet is considering the whole qssuaioa =
trade depression.
The Standard, in An editorial n.y. ~
Mr.. Childsr's proposas q e. = ~ ~
vsaved ~ sluIegSf n1nAGl11 1
lea undisturbed, but The proviSoa 1ds ~.
remainder Of the deficit depends Spoa u
attitude Of the Liberals.
The Daily Telegraph says hat II Rotha.'
chi,Ss will make further advances nsadine
me settlement Of The E!.s1Jptaa fnaaeiA
question.
The prospectus Of Q Conservative New9,
Agency (Emited), has been Issued. LdrS
Randolph Churchill 10 named - he ehais-
man of the company. The capital b 6xsd
at 10000. The purpose Of this new
AGENCY is TO provide the provinces viii
cheap Conservss..::T;a newspApsrs and 70 pes'
pare voters for the general election. 40
cording to the prospectus Il d proposed -
issue cartoons and caricatures, end % puo-
lish literary matter Of an attractive 6SsesAav
ter on cheap terms, and on the coopsrative
principle. The scheme has the support q
leading Conservatives. Articles bearing
the signatures Of Cabinet Minister end
others ere promised the new nswspapsrs. q
Nis announced that the Marquis Of Sale.
bury will very soon introduce in The House
Of Lords bill embodying the chief recon.
mendations Of the Royal Commission ap.
pointed TO inquire into the sanitary oosdk
ton Of the homes Of the poor, and 10 report
upon the best means Of housing them.
1897 New Cases Of Cholera.
MADRID, July 2.-Ths total number e
new cases Of cholera reported in the infected
districts yesterday is AT, and the tod
number Of deaths $50.
The epidemic is decreasing Ia MureiA
and Castellon de Ia Plane. In valsncia.
however, there Is little change Observable
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w. c. T. u.
Second Day Of the Interstate Confer
ence.

Second Day Of the Interstate Confer
ence.
Special 10 the Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd, July 2.-The
second day OF the Interstate Womens
Christian Temperance Union Conference
opened up with an increased attendance
delegates having arrived from several States.
The exercises during the day and evening
were full of interest The sacred and tenn
pszaaes music b a special feztnre Of
the conference, led By j. M.
Richards, of Wheeling, W. Va,
with Miss Alma Conner, Of Wheeling, organ,
ist and Frank Devol of Parkersburg, as
cornetist. In the discussion on to-day's
sessions, Mr.. R. D. Wilson, of Richmond,
represented W. C. T. U. work in Virginia.
Mrs. ]. A. Bert spoke for the work in Penn
sylvsnia; s. F. Chaplin, of Charleston, tor
South Carolina; Mrs. Buell. for New York;
Mrs. Ludor, of Baltimore, for Maryland, and
Miss Emma Fowler for West Virginia.
The most interesting feature Of the day
was a most excellent address Of welcome BY
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, of Wheeling, q mem
Der of the Park association, in which ne
paid glowing tribute to the grand work Of
the W. c. I. L. Mrs. Chspin, of South
Carolina, responded in behalf Of
the delegates, in the course Of hel
address giving stirring incidents oi
her experience in the Southern
work especially among the colored people
This evening Mrs. Chaplin, in an esrnos'
appeal, urged the Importance of prohibi
ton. Grace College presided over BY MISS
Jennie Smith is the pleasant home ofnearly
all the delegates. All are highly pleased
with the instructive work done by the con
ference.
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ON THE OHIO.

An Epitoms OF News UeaesrpinS me Bo&ts
and BOatsaep-
The marks last night indicated 3 feet 4
inches and stationary.
The C W. Bachelor left for Steubenyire
to lay Up
The Scotia arrived At 2 p. - and laid up
at BeBson's fery.
The Andes and Iron Age are hard agroznd
at Possum Bar, thirty miles below.
Casper Giles lefi for htsburg ysster-
day.
The Courier is to-day Parkszsburs pack
ct, leaving ct IL q N.
The Chancellor is due down for Charles
ton and The KAnavhA river at an early hoar
this morning.
All the local packets on time as usual
The Scotia unloaded her Pittsburs pas
sengers aud freight at Bsllairs today. The
C. 4 P. took charge Of the cargo. She
brought mp large cargo of vatermelons.
Marks at other plsces-Pinsbarg, 2 feet
inches, rise OF inches in the last n
hours; Greensboro, 10 feet 8 inches and
stationary; Oil City. foot inches and
stationary; Brownsville s feet and station.
sry: Rices Landing, feet 10 inches and
stationary; Lock No. 4, feet 10 inches
and stationary.
The steamer Telegram. Capt Roota. I
to.aa3s CIslngtcn packet e : P. n.
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uNeALlANT SOLDIERS.
The Kentucky Soldiers at Philadelphia
Toss = Woman In q Blanket.


Toss Woman In q Blanket.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The dreary Life
at the camp was relieved somewhat by
little sensation which resulted in an officer
OF the visiting soldiers drawing his sword
on Captain Chastens, of the Park Guard.
The story is full Of interest. About dusk
last evening the men at the Kentucky camp
were amusing themselves throwing Une Of
their companions up in blanket. They
kept this sport up with some hilsrity until
9 woman came along and began making
JoculAr remarks to the men. Some Of
them, more for joke, picked her up and
threw her in the blanket. She was tossed in
the most shameless and merciless manner
tor nearly half an hour and then allowed to
go. The woman with her clothing nearly
torn Oh, made the best of her way to Bel
mont mansion, and Immediately informed
Captain Chsstens, of the Park Guard, of her
treatment. 1t was toward 10 o'clock when
the victim of the blanket scene observed
private seated at one of the tables whom
she thought she recognized. The woman
then pointed out Captain John B. Curtis, of
the Indianapolis Light Artillery, and en-
phatically declared that he was one Of her
ssssilante. Captain euftis, who in every
probability is entirely innocent ofthe charge
flushed up and rose from his table.
Drawing His Sword.
Captain Chsstena told him to consider
himself under arrest and endeayored to take
him in charge. Pulling away from the
Park guard, Captain Curtis in flush of
anger drew his sword from the scabbard
and prepared to defend himself Captain
Chastena took hold of him and he endeav-
ored to break away and for time the
greatest confusion prevailed. Captain
Chastena was struck in the face and some
of the militia men manifesting disposition
to prevent Captain Curtis from being ar
rested, he called on the citizens for assist
ance. The prisoner finally recovered his
selfpossession and was taken in custody to
the guard house at Belmont Landing. A
magistrate was sent for and Captain Curtis
was bound over in $500 bail on the charge
Of assault, with intent to kill. Bail was
furnished.
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LEG BROREy.

Another close call was that INDUCED by
Henry Myers, who drives one Of Schmul-
bach's beer wagons, and three companions
They were all in the wagon and Myers at
tempted to drive across Thirty-second street
in front of an approaching engine on the
B. & o. road, thinking he could make
across before the engine came onto them.
Seeing that he had made miscslculstion he
leaped from the vehicle to the ground, but
his companions retained their places and
the horses passed over safely, the locomotive
Just grazing the hind end Of the wagon
Meyers, who is rather heavy man, fell
with one leg under him, and it was broken
badly. He also received several minor
bruises and scratches.
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WHEELING, w. va, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY g. 1885.

mills and blacksmith shops also refused to
20 on and joined other idlers. At
noon over 1900 men were out.
Excitement of the day be-
gan at 8 o'clock this morning
when large body Of men forced down the
gates leading to the mills. The engineer
Of the brick rod mill was forced to bank bus
6res and all emplo,e, induced to quit.
The engineer of the blooming and rail mills
refused at first to stop the machinery, but
gave in eventually and all men of those
mills Joined the strikers. No violence was
threatened any one. This afternoon the
strikers held meeting and speeches were
made in Bohemian, Polish, German and
English. Both sides are determined.
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Thurman On the Adniaintrsasa.

CIycIssATI, O., July 2.-Ssaasor Thur
man is reported in an afternoon pspx -
saying: Il do not think any safe Preideat
would make changes in olkce more rapidly
than Mr.. Cleveland has done. II matters
not whether the administrators be poplar
or not, 90 long q il ID night and honss."
When asked Il he would accept unani-
NOUS noninItioa for GoveEnos, Mr.. Thur.
nsn said: 1T win not bs msde; there u
plenty Of go'd Democratic timber without
myroubHng myself any more With politics" !"
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A NIGHT OF Rest.
''sa Grant and DIR. Douglass Speak OF the
Patients Condition.

''ed Grant and DIR. Douglass Speak of the
Patients Condition.
AoVyT McGEEGOs, July 2.-Not~ith-
safalng the apprehension that Gen. Grant
' .o-1 pass restless night last night. he
~ .SSSsG a ard slept fully seyen hours. Sad
SO Fred Grant. as he entered the hotel to
ST SSTsasiast at $50 o'clock this morning;
"a as'h'F vas sleeping when left the cottage
\ 49,, ST. loT, q ] know be slept well until
~ ! ! o clock this morning, for | was up
~ N work until that hour"
" Douglas this morning remarked that
- the General axoke last night to take
u OF to have his throat treated. he did so
. clear mind There seemed 10 be no
fSTssness en- in bis waki, 2 Intervals, and he
T,.P ~ SsleeP again readily. The night was .
EGG -! geo one. despite the mental work Of
t,.sfoay ThI corning is bright aud
a or thOUgh/ /\a5 after the pas. four days
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In Low. with an Undertakes.

An undertaken is ss good man as any
other man, and woman has - good 9
right to fall in love with him as with asys
body else, Bat il was queer when the cid
lady in Maryland became 30 much infat-
usied With Q "faneral director that she at
tended every 'intsrmsnt party he man
aged. Her dyspsptic condition had led her
into the morbid state Of mind in which this
was possible. Mr.. p. B. Balte, jackson,
Miss says: Browns Iron Bittsss entire
ly relieved me of dyspepsia and severe indf
pes.icn."
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Your reporter wishes to ackpowlsdgs -
receipt OF q very interesting letter from1
Dan Cline, the captain Of the Blus 0eaof
fishing club, who are encampsd -
Adena. Captain Dan says that thsy -
having Q good time and veey rood lack
Larry Connell and VIM. Craig shot twsatS
three squirrels, five groundhogs and Q coo}
one morning last week, which By tAs va -
not bad for one mornings work. Tksys
found seven turtles in hsif nets o. H.
morning Of the lst, which thsy ~ 3 e.
under the average nightly catch. Thsy
will probably bs homo about he middle =
next week.
Prof. James simontes, Of JsEsnos Csls
lsge, ,pent yesterday With he fanib II D.
J. M. Blsckford. - Z
Don't fail to attend The Good Tsupiau
picnic in the grove July 4th. Tkeee VII -,
all the smusements usually found Il euch
gatherings, also an address BY Rov. @. ~
Anderson Rslston. Sr., lsft yestr6ag
afternoon for Flushing, who're b yiD altlp
The funeral Of his nsics, Sfeyfs& 80
Thomas Reypssd
On "Wednesday night thieves beots -
an outbuiIding at William DswslYs -
Fourth street, and carried OF Quits ssme
Der Of valuable carpenter toolA The toGIo
had been taken cut of the cellar % osof1r
The dsmpness, which was rustina thsa.
Nih Jessie Trip and her idss1 -
Anna Moore lef yesterday 70 NJ ihso1t
In Steubenville
Andrew Maid<ns who hes bsss lyise q
az akA k1ruA n ~1|X--XX
Hymes, on Hanover strsst, y deG1kofn
rapidly, his recovery being dispasss3 G
Va bamsI Cog y y WlAk1ngtoak ~
ob;o. visiting h.s naeAa. .. =
base ball clab plsyeds nassi IA -
Island at the Cd Fer 0rosod& ~ ~
North Wbeehse nina Thtpnk ~, -
interesting ard oiossly eostssls4 - ~ Z
fifth inning, shen bslh clsbs bsss4 ri
bad breaks, slIovisG ths scoes - m Z
rapidly. When ths nine inniaGp fWspu -
isbsd The sssre stood III 70 8 - lhtpg q G
Norh Wheeling beys. On IL 49, o
gsxae vas 0 very gso1 osa 81 - -
proves thas tsth ebbs pisys6 ~
J. 7. Bspes has received 3 81 ~
granite blocks, 10 b used II tui11iaG oo
eraI neasnssts sus vhish - - -
trncted. kH
Min Elys Alsysbdss. Of wadkiae1o(
is In town, calling % meDdA ~
TkAss VIA - q sleAGkino6 hUo1k
Fourth. /1}>
d.. ]. n. Blsessssa + = 49, ~
friends. He Win visis - bssth9 - c.
ton bs5oss - rotsx1A nE/zf 4
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COULDN'T HURT HIM.

A man named McHenry, who is said to
have been intoxicated, was waking along
the Hemp6eld trl.E IN the East End yes.
terday afternoon. The spk.csch Of freight
train from his rear did not seem tc disturb
him, and the engine struck him in the side
He was lifted into the air and thrown out
into the street, but when picked up he was
found TO be uniniured.
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The New England Conservatory OF Music,
po.,on Mass which enjoys the distinction
pos ~ xo;.r ,hs Oldest in America and the
Sa,ssss - - and the best equipped in the world,
-, a,,ssrted 10 its halls last year l,sIo stuaenss
es ssao q states, Territories. Provinces ana
nom ron. :. ccuntr;ex and having sdded to It's
corus Of teachers Signcr Augus,uSp pnS,,o, nS,o,'
vo;es sescher Of Rome. Herr Carl nSss ssnss,
af stuftgsrs, piano tsachsr S.znoT ps,ss Dsnsa y
- y, :, psnsri yioIiniss Prot ~; : ne1i ,1 4
I tSs,ssca and Others, i oasf Ercs,.-ou;I
, Soa knd 500 Z stail IN 6615 rz|.