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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-26
ANOTHER RUMOR
That viii Doubtlessly Cause Much Com.
ment in Iron Circles.


ment in Iron Circles.
1t is said that meeting of the nailers OF
this city will take place at an early dly, and
it is asserted that they will take some action
in regard to their relation with the boilers
1t is said they will dissolve their relation in
the Amalgamated Association, but their de-
cision in respect to the matter is yet to be
made, and nothing definite can be stated.
1t was learned that Hersey lodge Of Bellaire
met last night for the purpose of surrender
ing its charter as subordinate lodge in the
Association. The action will be followed
by others in all probability, and it is as
serted that the majority of the nailers in
what is known as the Wheeling dist -ict and
in the crater part of the West, will then be
independent Of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion.
Heretofore this association mas been
recognized as one Of the strongest labor Or
CARNATIONS in existence, but it seems to
have lost its influence and usefulness. There
are many reasons which might be. cited for
this alleged break, among which are, first
the fact that some differences have sprung
up between the nailers and puddlers, the
head officials have assumed to take sides at
times and even to advise course which
The association as a whole did desire, in
regard TO next years scale Of wages. 1t
bas been thought by many that this disSo
luton has been imminent for some
time for with the establishment
of steel plants and the manu-
iacture Of STEEL nails in this section, the
puddlers had little use for the Organization
is their positions were dissolved with their
introduction, and for the naile S working
steel to remain in an association con rolled
by puddlcrs and iron nail workers in other
parts of the country would seem to be folly
on their part.
Whether the nailers will remain out OF
the Association altogether or form an inde-
pendent Organization is merely matter of
conjecture It is asserted that meeting
will be held in this city some time
the coming summer to consider the
advisability Of forming an independent
organization distinct from the Amalgamated
Association, or remaining iu the association
and still be independent in their move
meuts. but Us there are about seven hundred
Of them and they form one Of the most i'm
portant brsnches in the industry, it is not
at all unlikely they will come to the former
conclusion.
In either case matters will be in much
better shape, tor the nailers can regulate
their own prices and the puddlers cen do
The same without consultation and the
No ,essity of obtaining the acqulesence Of the
other branches. 1t would seem that this
condition of affairs would lessen the proba-
bility of strikes, as many OF the complica-
ton Of amalgamation would be avoided.
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WHEELING w. va THURSDAY MORNING, 1885.
KIDNAPPED BY ENGLISH OFFICERS.
DESERVING English Piper Enticed to Can
ada and Arrested.

DESERVING English Piper Enticed to Can
ada and Arrested.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Mrs. ireland, Of
Mott Haven, told the authorities of the dis
trict attorneys Office this afternoon that her
husband had been kidnapped BY English Off
cials. Robert Ireland, aged 80, was piper
in the English army until 1876, when he de-
serted from his garrison at Ayr, Scotland.
He came to this city and took out naturai-
cation papers. On the 18th inst. John
Shields wrote him from Rochester, N. Y,
offering to give the piper position in
q concert company then being formed at
seven dollars night. Ireland went to
meet Shields and was induced to 60 into
Canada. Shields here announced himself
q detective and took the naturaized Amer
ican into custody. Ireland was locked up
and refused permission to write home until
yesterday, when he sent few lines to his
wife telling her the above facts and adding
that be would shortly be returned to Eng.
land ior trial Mrs. Ireland was directed to
communicate with Secretary Of State
Bsyard.
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A Child Kills Her Cousin.

RICHMOND, Va, March 25.-Mary Cooper,
an eightyear-old girl living at Scottsville,
has confessed to the murder of her sever
year-old counsin, Melville Barrett, whose
body was found in an outhouse week ago.
David Cooper the boys uncle, has been in
Jail on suspicion of being the murderer.
Mary says she killed the boy while chastis.
ing him for having eaten an egg that be-
longed to her. She and her sister made
the boy get on chair and tie rope to a
beam. The girls then tied the rope around
his neck, knocked the chair away. and while
ne was hanging Mary struck him on the
head with shovel. This agrees with the
story already told BY the other girl.
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grants Condition Much Improved.


New YORK, March 25.-General Grants
condition to-day was one of great improve
ment. After good nights rest he arose
shortly after seven o'clock and Partook OF
LIQUID nourishment, which was continued at
intervals throughout the day. At about 3
o'clock he went for drive in Central Park
in a close carriage. He was accom-
nanied by Dr.. Douglas. Late at
night DR.. Douglas stated that the distin-
guished patient remained up all DAY, retlrI
ing shortly after 10 o'clock His general
condition is excellent, it being his best day
for week. Were no worse symptoms vlsl-
ole in the throat, and the drive nearly
I've miles, being the longest yet taken, pre-
duced no visible signs Of fatigue.
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TEN MILLION POUNDS OF MEAT.
More Orders for Canned Meats for the
British Troops.

More Orders for Canned Meats for the
British Troops.
CHICAGO. March 25.-The n. K. Fairbsnk
Canning Company Of this city, has received
during the last seven days cable orders for
canned beef for the use of the British army,
which, coupled with additional orders re-
ceived this morning, makes the aggregate
to be shipped four million pounds. The
orders came from the British War Depart
ment, the destination of the meat beng
Woolwich. 1t viii require two weeks to NIL
the orders now on hand. The Armour
Packing Company is also in receipt of or,
ders TO supply j,4OO,OOO pounds. These
are the largest orders received here, and
owing TO their magnitude, the suppoSition
Is that they are to meet war emergency;
TIE canning houses are working day and
nigh, in order to meet these demands.
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BrYrALo, March 25.-A special from
Tampa, Fla, says the trial Of Alfred b.
Bidwell formerly of fBuHalo, who is charged
with murder, committed with others known
as the Sora Sofa Assassination Society, was
TO begin at Pine Level, the county seat of
Manatee county, Monday, March l6. The
most intense interest has been shown IN the
proceedings, and the lives ofthe prisoners
have been repeatedly in jeopardy, The
Grand Jury has indicted Bidwell and eight
9rbers for murder in the first degree. The
cases are continued 10 the next term OF
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Indians ON the War Path.

PIERRE, DAE., March 25.-Indiaus are at
work on the Winnebago reservation. Shocks
and buildings are being burned all along
Chappelle Creek and the lives Of the settlers
are threatened. Major Swan telegraphed
to Pierre last night for aid, and sheriffs
posse, we'll armed, has gone down to the
scene of the trouble. Clarence Hinckley
defended his house at the peril of his life,
and succeeded IN driving the savages off
temporarily, but will Immediately have to
leave. Trouble is brewing all over the
reservation. Buffalo Ghost Spirit and Lame
Knee are the ringlesders in the resurrection.
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FORMERLY weak, nervous, dyspeptic and
debilitated individuals who found only dis
appointment in the various bitters and
secret quack nostrums, pretended kidney
medicines, etc., are agreerbly surprised to
regain perfect health and strength of mind
and body, and complete hearts ease and
freedom from aches and pains BY the use of
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
1t restores every disordered function to
normal condition,
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He Knew His Father.
FTVSbiag Ti'n>S.
- -

Now Johnnie" ssid his teacher, If
YOUR father borrows 500 and promises to
paw $40 week, how much will he owe IN
seven veeksT'
zone hundred dollars" said Johnnie.
I'm afraid you don't know your lesson
very we'll" remarked the teacher.
II may not know my lesson very well,
Johnnie frankly acknowledged, "but know
nv father"
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Price OF Coke Advanced Zen Cents,

P,rrsprRG, March 25 AT meeting OF
the Conuellsyille coke syndicate to day 1t
was decided to advance the price oil coSe 10
81. 20 per ton, on April lst, the present rate
is SllO. About 200 furnaces and l,OOO
fouudries will be effected BY the increase.
The trade is reported fair and improving
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To Reduce the Production of High Wines

CINCINNATI, March 25.-At o meeting OF
the Executive Committee of the Western
Export Association, here This afternoon, it
was resolved to reduce the production OF
high wines from IS per cent. Of capacity to
25 DER cent. Of capacity. This is for April.
A resolution was offered to reduce the pro
duc,ion for May to 20 per cent, bat this
u-ss not acted upon,
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Do YoU need a remedy that viii cure
every kind Of humor from q pimPle or
eruption to the worst scrofula and syphilitic
disorders, use DR.. Guysott's Yellow Docs
ard Sarssparilla- Three to FIVE bottles cure
skin disease, salt-rheum or letter. -Four 10
ten bottles cure running, ulcers, scrofuls
and all syphihdc disorders One to three
bottles cure sores, boils, carbuncles, etc
One to two bottles cures pimples on the
face, blotches, etc. Il is the only perfsc,
blood purifier that can be made from a
thorough knoxledge Of drugs Ask ycur
druggist Tor il Take no substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-26

The mysterious origin of man has been
nartially disclosed by the Indianapolis CLh-
zen, who found an infant in a hn'pail al tne
,op of a tree. 1t is to be remembered there
is nothing mysterious about DIR. Buls $
Cough Syrup; few doses viii cure your
nnnnh or COLI
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,.,.- PhsIps and His Duties.

Nrw YoRk, March 2j.-Nr Z. J. fnelps'
,,;U;stsr 10 England, was in town yesterday.
ulnist M istt for New Haven during the day. de
said !, would not be possible Tor MN 70 !.
leave America within three weeks, anu III :.
would probably be q longer tune tnsn MANN. aus'
SSSora % he could settle up his engagements
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of iudolent ease aud sensIsntJ '.ue i
- - ri b;sSly seasoned animal food, ana 81.
use so .; = 5r;aks are the predisposing causes
eoeonS When aEare of It's presence ~
o. o. uOs "..,su lose no time in procuring sSs
s;Sr the y On 1t kills pain. Price % cents
boltls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-26

NUTRITIOUS food is essential as means
of restoring a consumptive TO health. A
medicine that will strengthen the lungs and
soo,h all irritation is also necessary. Such
a remedy is DR.. Wistsrs Bslsam Of Wild
Cherry. II is the only preparation Of wild
cherrv that gives complete satisfaction. 1t
quickly cures coughs and colds.
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a Suspicious Joke.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-At Muucie, Ind,
William HAYNES was killed BY Bishop
Scott last night while stealing chickens
from TIE hen house. Haynes intended a
practical joke and Was shot BY the owner OF
The nrf fmises
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r,.i-o ,hs Forfeited Land.

Tucson, Ar, March 25.-Announeeme1t
,v.. made Yesterday that the forfeited lands
~ 81 The Texas Pacific were opened to enry,
This n caused a great rush to the Unite1
States Land Office. The officers have 81
rev can do to make the entries, Thousands
IS acres will be reclaimed.
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cant out for . Drive

New YoRk, March 25.-Genersl Grant
.,ov, considerable Improvement this morn
mo. BE slept well all night. AT noon ne
,,ent ont driving.
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.olLaarion. NV The Prnsident.

N''Iiaa'ions By the President.
l's s, March 25.-The President
;'..s.-s nominations to the Sen
:e ; l>G1sc,) Coz of New York,
1a71g Ez'raordiuary and Minister
.;sl-a'y Of the United States to
SO David B Harmony, Of New lorSu
-.-. o. B-,eau of Yards and Docks
department., with relative rank OF
-a@ers.
g. >. lrv:risa, Portsmouth, n. H.
o. Co4ea. amherst, Mass.
q barns, Plymouth, Mass.
-,'-5 Ea:lsaGy, Fall River, Mass.
q. Ae1@ely, Taunton, Mass.
So :. /. Grant. Plattsburgh, n. 7.
L. Wiley. Elizabeth, n. J.
Y. Shannon. Erie, Pa.
: I'oss Allentown, Pa.
J.. l. lglshsr:, Nd.
t@-zaoe'h S. Herbert, NsWberTy {.
s9I J.. Aa'd, Sumter c. H., S. c.
>, 1eiehel, Gainesville, Ga.
Y Jo.llm, Newman, Ga
''1oos, Decatur, Ala.
L 4 #ovtham, Sulphur Springs
+. Z: !: Denton, Gainesville, Texas.
= lassidy, Youngstown, Ohio.
r D Beach, Coschocton. Ohio.
y Nttf, Green Castle, Ind.
/, IIS;eE South Bend, Ind.
.'1 daN, To1lon, Ills.
- : !. Bum, Bloomington, Ills.
;. ,prl5lngham, Mat,oon, Ills.
- : Nest, Versailles, by.
."z Z. Kendricb, Mount Clemens,
;r Ca;e, Stevens Point, Wis.
~ Irsin. Lake Cily. MINI.
4 Sa'uord. Davenport, Iowa.
Tsn. Dubuque, Iowa.
@atas-, State Centre. Iowa
L,e, Prescott. Ark.
.r',sE, Chatham, N. \.
E'o~n. Palmyra. N. \.
~ hOgers, Geneva, n. \.
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II Martin LuthsS

Had only BEEN abe 70 gst . bottls q
Browns Iron Ettsu IN Ii Pslk a ssevees.
pess and great lphyicl debility. Il vosA
have been mighty blessing % hin .nd .
wonderful help 70 bis vosk. Bat b hsse
400 years before Beown's 1ros Bsftses -
been beard ot. Literary workers And bcy
clergyman know the sdssniaees q thas
presf iron tonic. The Rev. d. y. Aaaly.
Tarp;co. Tern, sA,s: "Nervoasnefs. pros
tra,ion ard inSigss,iou sssjee1ly saseied my
besph. Brorns Iron Hstess. ss'iered me
OF onee"
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,,,.~ara rails Park Bill Passed.

AIaINr, N. Y, March 25.-The oll pro
- the reservation around Niagara
yiGIEs yeII. s,sssed @ the Assembly this morning
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I.nas nIcOuade Deaf

r-,r, NY, March 25.--Genersl James James
McOuade died at his bro'nerS Fs'iU'
~, morning sged 5S.
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INCENDIARISM.
Two Attempts Made to Fire Residence nj


TWO Attempts Made to Fire Residence at
SteubenVille
Special 10 The Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, March 25.-Iucendiaries
were at work last night. Two attempts
were made to fire the residence of Joseph
Ipgler on South Seventh street, by placing
shayings saturated with oil in different
pIaces. The flames were extinguished be-
fore any great damage was done. The per-
petrators are unknown.
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T,,, NInn Suffocatsti.

P,rrsnURG March 25.-At Se"iekIey,
pa This afternoon, two well diggsrs named
Andrew Pesrce and 5. Saunders, were SUI,
located BY gas They had just put OF q
beavy blast and Pesrce started 10 the DOT
tor, 10 see the effect, when he was over
coms Saunders went to hisassistsnce and
Jvss also suffocated. When taken out both
men we're dead.
rr. cospeI j. Free and the Preacher Loses
MARIETTA GA, March 25.-A preacher
vbo sued the Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad Company for salary as chaplain to
their convict gang, has been nOn-sulted 1y
he % Snpreme Court on the ground that the
GosneI being free the preacing of 1t cannot
crsote a claim for compensation.
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The Whisky Business.

Please do not confound any Of the whisky
bitters, vhioh topers take and drunksrds de-
light in. with that altogether different srti'
Gle, Browns Iron Bitters." No topper
wants Browns Iron Bitte-s, for there is moth
ing in it TO satisfy the cravings OF his de-
based appetite. This great iron medicine
gives strength aud lew life. not mere IN
wholesome stimulus Sheriff Ponder, Of
Washington county, Tenn. writes tia: at'e:
using two bottles OF j, BE- Wss cured OF dT''
pepsia. No "wLisky biuers" coGli achieve
such result.
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Tux frest rink eop;snsti"a 81 tsetesf
.,s ,o,ler ,ka.e srfi.ss ,r-y.i.sx. sih spPsAk
:, the Chsr,ins strte, rink toCisbt
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ThKs Chensy's Stomach and Liver t4zl
lstor sltO per bottle. bottles t1r S'4'
Sold by sn druggists.
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WASHINGTON.
e.,inians on the 60 to and
from the Capital.
ING DolNes AND SAYINGS
- Important Matters Under the
.'..;,r Of the Admin
istratiOn,
AMONG OFFICE HOLDERS.
~ Register.

Sr,.,! 10 ~ Register.
u. ~. p. c., March 25.-JOhu Nc
:.s.;oa. is among the arrivals
:,r Judge Jackson, of Psrkers-
|. sss been here for q few days, left
New York. Appointment Clerk
he Interior Department, is hard
...:,-.uiag the duties of his office.
.s, ,hs department receives about
u applications a day for positions
-,.,s,s in all sections of the eoun-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-07-02
Solar Eclipses.

The eclipses of the sun are caused by
the moons passing between the earth
and the sun. If the two bodies followed
the same trach in the heavens there
would be an eclipse every new moon, but
as the orbits are inclined the moon, but
generally passes above or below the sun,
and there is no eclipse. Occasionally
the sun is near one of the moons nodes
the points where the planes of the orbits
intersect-when it passes, aud then an
eclipse occurs. If the sun and moon
were always at the same position with
regard to the earth and always the same
distance from it, the eclipses would al
ways be the same size. But as these
conditions vary, so do the appearances of
the eclipse. For instance, let us suppose
that at the time of an eclipse the center
of the moon happens to pass directly
over the center of the sun. If the moon
is near the point in her orbit which is
at the least distance from the earth her
apparaut diameter will exceed that of
the sun, and the latter will be quite hid
den from view, and we have what is
known as a total eclipse. Of course,
even in this case the eclipse will only
appear total to the observer near thelino
Joining the centers of the sun and moon.
II, however, the three bodies occupy SIM
liar position but the distance between the
earth and moon is greater, the whole of
the sun in not covered by the moon,
however, does not pass certainly over the
sun it can only hide part of the latter
on one side or the other, and the eclipse
is said to be partial. AS the moons
orbit is quite eliptical the distance Of
that body from the earth varies greatly.
Its leastdistance is 221. 900 miles, its great
est 259, 900 miles.
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BILL ARP

Rev. Sam Jones continues to sur
prise his hearers by his plain talk.
''Some of you little Sinners" he said the
other day, care sitting around here wait,
ing for salvation to strike you as it did
St. Paul. Snowbird waiting to be hit
with cannon ball. God adjusts his
ammunition to the size of the man he is
after Mustard seed shot will do for you.
God won't keep man sober who has o
quart of liquor in him all the time.
God won't keep q young lady pious who
has her waist encircled seven times a
week by the arms of spider.legged
dude"
General Longstreet, in his article
on "The Seven Days Fighting about
Richmond" in the July Century, says
"Without doubt, the greatest man OF
rebellion times, the one matchless among
forty millions for the peculiar difficulties
of the period, was Abraham Lincoln"
"A colored boy ten years old was
drowned in the Saluda river in Newberry
County on Sunday. His six companions
carefully avoided mentioning the matter
until after the body was found, fearing
that they would be accused of murder.
- The Abbeville Medium means busi-
ness: We want to see the man who
said he would Fay for his paper in chick
ems of nice frying size. We have the
crowd at home to cat them.
- South Carolina is coming ont ahead
at New Orleans. The State has carried
off the first premiums on both sea island
cotton and rice-two important agricul.
tural productions.
= The bill of General Grants doctors
is said to have already reached $4,000.
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A Thought for Sour Girls"

"My hands are so stiff I can hardly
holds pen," said farmer Wilbur, as he sat
down to figure out some accounts that
were getting behind hand.
"Can't help you, father?" said Lucy,
laying down her bright crochet work. ~
shall be glad to do so, if you will explain
what you want"
"Well, shouldn't wonder if you could,
Lucy" he said refectiyely. "Pretty
good at figures are you not?"
"It would be sad if I did not know
something of them, after going twice
throgh the arithmetic" said Lucy.
"Well, I can show you in FIVE minutes
what l have to do, and it'll be wonder,
full help if you can do it for me-"
~ never was master hand at accounts
in my best days, and it does not grow any
easier since put on my apectacles."
Very patiently did the helpful daugh'
ter plod through the long lines of figures,
leaving the gay worsted to be idle all the
evening, though she was in such haste to
finish her scarf. 1t was reward enough
to see her tired father, who had been
toiling hard all day for herself and dear
ones, sitting so cozily in his easy chair,
enjoying his weekly paper.
The clock struck niue before her task
YVES over, but the hearty-"Thank you
daughter, a thousands time," took away
all sense of weariness.
"It's rather looking up, where man
can have such an amanuensis," said the
farmer. ut is not every farmer that can
afford it,"
"Not every farmers daughter that is
capable of making one," said the mother,
with little pardonable maternal pride.
"Nor every one that would be willing,
if able," said Mr.. Wilbur, which last
was sad truth. How many daughters
might be of use to their father in this and
many other ways, who never think of
Tightening care or labor IF asked to
perform some little service, it is done at
best with reluctant step and unwilling
air that robs it of all sunshine and all
claim to gratitude.
Girls, help your father. Give him
cheerful home to rest in when evening
comes, and do not worry his life away by
fretting because he cannot afford you all
the luxuries you covet. Children exert
as great an influence on their parents, as
parents do on their children.-Our Sun.
day School.
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- The fame of Florida as the place 10
make fortunes in has reached London,
and a colony of fifty families of fruit
growers and market gardeners are now
preparing to immigrate to st. Lucie, Fla,
in November. 1t is expected that their
skill and knowledge of horticulture will
insure them great success.
"A correspondent of the Los Angeles
Times reports that along the Southern
coast of Mexico the people have habit
of inoculating themselves with the virus
of the rattlesnake or adder, which rem.
ders them absolutely safe forever after
ward from the bite or sting of the dead
liest reptiles.
While medical students are being
harshly condemned for robbing graves, it
is forgotten that the students intend to
fill them up again when they go into
practice.
= Sergeant Mason, who was made a
hero of because of his attempt to assassi-
nate Guiteau, is in Jail charged with rob.
bory.