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NEw YoRE, Feb. l2.-The American
Protective Tariff Association met to-day.
Henry L. Eckert, of Reading, Pa, pre-
sided. Among those present were Thos.
Il. Dudley, Of New Jersey; Geo. Draper,
O. MASSACHUSETTS,; NJ. NJ. Budlong, w. NJ.
non, and +. NJ. and Henry r. Cook. The
Committee on Permanent. Organization
suggested the name OF the body be changed
to the National Protective Tariff League"
which was agreed to. The committee ap-
pointed to act as an Executive COMMITTEES
TO report on names Of officers suggested
that Mr.. Dudley be made Vice President
TO act as President until the latter officers
be selected. OR, Whitney, al New Yo,k,
was made temporary treasurer. A COM
mittee OF three was appointed to draft an
address TO the public setting forth the pur-
poses OF the league.
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LoYpoS, Feb. IA number OF tho un.
published letters Of Lord and Lady byron
were offered for sale at public auction. In
one letter Lady Byron writes: "Lord By.
ron married me with the deepest deterni.
mination Of revenge, which lie avowed on
the day OF our marriage, and which he has
executed ever since with systematic and
unceasing cruelty"
There are other letters in tllcsamestrain,
also the correspondence efLady Byron and
Augusta Peet o sister, referring TO family
differences, The letters suggest nothing
In support Of the scandalous charges oi
Mrs, Harriet Beecher Stowe,
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RELLAIRE.
Religious. psr.onal and Gen.
aral Notes.

Industrial. Religious, Personal and Gen.
erai Notes. 81.
The creek is frozen over, but the ice Is
rough and unfit for skating.
Bellaire's flour mills do not stop running,
whatever the other factories do.
Harry Levy was the professional attrac-
ton last night at the skating rink.
Rev. ]. McKallip is in Barnesville, as.
sisting Rev. s. H. Wallace in preaching.
Miss Minnie Hoffman, OF The First ward,
is visiting Miss Carrie Shatler, in Center
Wheeling.
There was no regular meeting Of the
City Council this week and the adjourned
meeting had no quorum.
The Bellaire steel works roll will be
ready in q week and thus little delay will
be caused to the mail works.
There was a large surprise party at the
Windsor Hotel last night, aud the sur.
prise to the victim, Miss Annie Husbands,
was most complete.
Misa Ida Hammond and Mrs. G. Rankin,
lett yesterday afternoon Tor Mr.. Wei.
shance's home, near West Liberty, w.
Va, where they attended soiree given
last evening.
Heatherington's band went to Bridge.
port yesterday evening to play at the
Dlnsmore rink. Some Bellaire skaters
went along, and still others went up 10 the
Wheeling rinks.
The pastor, Rev. DR.. Williams, and
Rev. T. II. Taylor, have begun series OF
revival meetings at the First NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Taylor has just closed q long and very
successful series OF meetings at his church,
the South Bellaire ME-.
Many people here expected the grand
jury TO find IN Indictment for murder in
the frat degree against Bnb Borham, in.
stead Of the second degree, as it was re.
turned. The thieves arrested some time
ago in the Second ward we're not indicted
much to the disgust Of the policemen.
Officer Wilson, who was accused with
shooting with intent TO kill, was not in
dicted.
Mr.. William Warnock, Jr., has purchased
eighty acres Of timber land from Mr..
Thompson, Of Moundsville, w. Va. The
land adioins the three eighty.acre tracts
recently bought from the Thompson fam.
lily, and is tile remaining part Of the big
woods known as "the section" located on
the Warnock and st. Clairsville pike,
about mile from the railroad. 4 porti.
bio saw mill has been working on the
timber for a year and half, and It will
take at least two years more to saw the
lumber that Is yet to be taken from the
land.
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ANew Sci, rss.llnr Snll n.el,In..

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Feb. 19.-J. II. Dun.
bar, foreman in the machine shop Of the
extensive mill Of Brown, Bonnell & Co.,
has just been granted a patent for nail
machine that promises to reyolntionize
this industry. 1t Is very simple, differing
materially from the barrel feeder. One
boy can attend two automatic feeders and
turn out nearly twice as many nails as
two hand feeders. The speed Is regulated
by inclined rollers and can be changed
while the machine is in motion. 1t was
intended for hot nails, but was found to
work just as well on cold. One machine
is operating in Hamilton, Ont, and five in
the works OF Brown, Bonnell 4 Co. here.
Experts pronounce the machine perfect.
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mss MAoKAY,s MARRIAGE
To an Italian Prince "a Magnificent


Ana,ir.
PARls, Feb. l2.-Miss Eva Mackay was
married to-day TO Don Ferdinand Julien
Colonna, Prince OF Galatro. The oere.
mony was private. but was performed
with pontiacal high mass, by Monsignor
de Rende, Papal Nuncio, in the Nuncio's
chapel, in this city. But forty PERSONS
were present. The nuptial benediction
was administered by Monslsnor de Rende,
who also delivered the marriage address.
The civil ceremony Of marriage which is
required by the French law was perform,
ed Yesterday. The witnesses to this were
Prince Calonna Dorola, Prince Calonna,
United States Minister Morton and the
Duke dc Cazes. After the celebration Of
the religious rite to-day Mrs. Mackay,
mother OF the bride, gave grand bridal
reception, which In every respect must
rank with the most magnificent festivals
Of the French history. The reception was
especially distinguished by the quality Of
the guests, among whomwere about every
person OF distinction and worth in French
society. Conspicuous among these were
General Compte Menabrta, Italian Am.
bassador 10 France; Count Comondo and
Madame Wyse Bonaparte:
Miss Mackay's husband, Prince Ferdi-
nand Coionna, Prince Of Galairo, belongs
o the Neapolitan branch Of the illustriods
Colonna family, the Colonna-Shgllano.
Don Ferdinand is q years old, very ele-
CANT gentleman, distinguished in appear
snce, and very much liked by the whole
Italian aristocracy. He is the son Of Don
Andre Colonna, who died twelve years
ago, and nephew OF Prince Marc-Antonie,
Chief Of the Neapolitan branch. The 9TH
er branches Of the family are Colonna'
Paliano, Colonna Sciafra, Barberini.
Colonna, all OF Rome, and Colonns-R Roma
no, ot Palermo. The Colonnashave been
with the orsinis, the two most powerful
families Of Rome during the Middle Ages,
as they are among the most ancient, They
assert that one OF their ancestors brought
from Jerusalem the pillar to which Jesus
Christ .was bound when he was scourged
The Colonnas have OF the present time
nearly 150 castles and villas either in the
Roman States or In the Kingdom o.
Naples. II was In their Neapoiitan fortres.
OF Tursi that Beatrice Cenci assasSinatet
lher father to escape hia infamous attacks
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ADocroM CitoKRD.
DR.. beach Hung at Hollidaysburg THE
Story OF His Crime. 'f

Dr. beach hung Ut hoi'lohyhDurg-Ihe
Story OF His Crime.
HoLLlDAysnvna, Pa, Feb, l2.-Dr.
Lewis Beech was hanged here at noon for
the murder Of his vile. His conduct was
firm to the end. Tho execution passed
off without incident.
Tho drop fell at 1'a5 r. NJ, and death
was almost instantaneous. A statement
was read by his spiritual adviser, claim
ing that his crime was not premeditated
and thatlhe was insane from medicine
taken several days previous.
The crime for which DR.. Beach was
hanged this morning was cold-blooded
and the provocation for which has never
been satisfactorily explained. Hewas the
third husband of the murdered woman,
his divorced wife living at Harrisburg
The crime was oommitted in Altoona last
April, Mrs. Beach being found dead in bed
with her head almost severed from her
body. Surgical instruments were scatter
ed about the room, and the belief was first
expressed that she had committed suicide.
Her hush md was sure she had ended her
own life. but blood spots on his clothes,
and indications of terrible struggle In
the room led TO his arrest and conviction
OF murder in the first degree. The case
caused a big sensation, and the doctors OF
Altoona were early in denouncing Beach
as frstclass quacl, which he probably
was. Efforts were made to get a commu.
mutation.on the ground OF insanity. but
they failed.
Beach maintained a stoical and indifier-
ent demeanor. Rev. Il. B. Killinger,
Lutheran, was his spiritual adviser. He
passed the greater portion Of Wednesday
night in the cell with tho condemned
man, and reported him IN q palm state Of
mind, ready and willing To surrender his
] lie at the appointed time.
No one witnessed the execution except
those permitted to do SO by the Sheriff.
Malone, the man who, 1t Is said, was going
TO erect an outside platform or tower, had
no such intention, and thinks the story
was started as q Joke.
Sheriff Fay, who Is a very cautious and
well-balanced official, had all the prepare
tions for the execution well In hand. He
was besieged by app)iCants for admission
to the Jail yard, but confined the number
OF privileged ones to the lowest possible
limit. He was determined that nothing
indecotous or unseemly should interfere
with the solemnity OF the occasion. There
were fears ever since Beach was convicted
that he would commit suicide il be could
get half chance. He several times ex-
pressed himself as determined 10 take his
own life. Precautions were taken that he
should not cheat the gallows. There were
large number Of newspaper correspond
ents present.
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LONDON, Feb. 12.-The rumor current a
few weeks ago, that Germany lad an.
nexed the 1amoan Islands, is revived.
kilograms from New Zealand state that
both the English and American consuls
to Apia have formally protested again.t.
the hoisting the German flag at any
point in the group which is under the
protection OF the United States.
Another telegram received to-day al
the British-Australisiau newspaper otEce
in London from Wellington, New Zealand,
says intense excitement prevails in New
Zealand owing to the statement that Ger.
many has annexed the island OF Samoa.
The report Of this action by Germany il
not wholly credited here and is published
nnder reserve.
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FAIR NAME DEFASIED.
AwOnau's Character Ruined by n wlcke
Conspiracy,

Conspiracy.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. l9.-At the trial Of
Mrs. Tillie King, to-day, it was shown that
Seonspiracy was entered into to ruin her
Character. Her husband, A. A. King, is
connected with one OF the most extensive
firms in the city. He left her recently
aud sued for a divorce. She is the
Saasiter SsS Of prominent citizen at War.
fsn, and was always regarded as an ex.
Sellent woman. Last week q man named
Jewell telegraphed her TO come here on
business connected with the divorce. he
SsIaS . friend Of King. She came,
promising her family to return that MORT
.', SSSe!I TOOK her to q cheap hotel and BY
misrepresentation caused her 10 miss the
aah' .sl a hackman to-day at the trial ad.
,l mltted that the plan was to keen the
woman hereall night. The plan worked
GaG She remained at the hotel, where
Ssweii S';s nad registered as J. II, Moore -nnd
vh Sle. Next day she was arrested on d d
ttSSStSs tSs, OF adultery. twas proved to-day
tSa! shst Jewell did not occupy her room and
SSN N.Y. @ Lae whole thing was q conspiracy,
S.Ie Sai vas henorabiy acquitted. Tie te,
,'eIOpmenis Of the trial has caused a ereal
Fa'aslOR here and at Warren. ~
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cirllI,inr 1ndlan Territorr.

Fl. sNlrH, AK Feb. l2.-Another
bloody atIaay Is reported to have occurred
at dance in Indian Territory last Friday
night. Ned Bounds gave a dance, at
which whisky flowed freely, and nearly
everybody got drunk. Two men engaged
in fight. Friends interiered, when the
fight became general. Z. T. Craig and
several strangers were killed and nuns
her Of Others were wounded,
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GulllotIne or Rope.

Nrw YoRx, Feb. i2.-At o meeting Of
the Society Of Medical Jurisprudence to-
night Z. H. Benn read a paper on punish-
ment for crime, in which he argued death
by hanging was barbarous. DR.. Frank
Hamilton, Henry Bergh, DR.. spitzka, DR..
Geo. H. Wells, w. ii. II. Russell and 9th
ers discussed the topic and the society
adopted resolution to tho effect that Sec.
ton sos OF the Code be SO changed that q
criminal condemned todeath may have tho
choice Of the gilillotine or rope.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. l2.-The
House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 10
which was referred various resolutions re-
latiye 10 recent dynamite explosions in
London, to-day decided to report 1t unbe.
coming 10 the dignity Of the House oi
Representatives to assume that American
citizens had b0en in any way con.
nected with crime where no charges
had been made, and that the committee
was unwilling to request any officer OF the
government TO search for proof OF guilt
where there was no charge.
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Dynan,ite Devils,

NEw YoRK, Feb. ls.-The socialistic
Labor Party held meeting in conCordia
Hall tonight, and unanimously adopt
ed resolutions iayoring the dynamite
policy for Irishmen. Alexander Jones
began his speech by exGlaiming, "DYna.
mite You are mylife." Edward King said
Irishman were Justified in using dynamite
TO revenge the cruelty they had dbeen sub:
jected 10. A bottle Of sulphur was found
In one Of the galleries, Wild enthusiasm
prevailed, TRerewas no disorder,
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Martins Ferry Notes.

=, Mrs, NJ. A. Green, who has been very
III, is better.
Mr.: Tom Beard, Of Cleveland, is Wishing
friends here.
Messrs. Joel Woods and Joseph Mcdill,
are at st. Clairsville.
Mr.. 6, W. oheswriglt, of fpittsburgh,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. James A. Gray was out yesterday,
the first time for ten weeks.
Spence, Baggs < Go. 3 stove foundry has
been shut down on account OF the cold
snap.
Willie, son OF Mr.. Albert Graham, fell
on the pavement near Henry Floto's store,
last night, and cut Ills forehead severely
over tile left eye.
Msrtin Cavenaugh died at bis residence
in Clark's addition at o'clock ThnraIay
morning. Martin has been living here
for the last fifteen years, and was known
as steady, industrious man.
There will be turkey race at the
Eureka rink Monday night. The turkey.
will ba suspended from the middle Of The
ROOF, and the contestants blindfolded and
started out 10 hunt It. The one who
touches 1t first gets the turkey.
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A wild Rreirl,i nniIt

GALvEsroS, Tx, Feb. 19.-The CALVES,
ton Neres', Marshall, Tex, special says:
An attempt was made TO wreck the pas
senger train on the New Orleans division
et the Texas Pacific Railroad late last
night below AIarthayille, I.a. A rail on
the bridge was taken up. Fortunately
wild freight train struck the bridge hali
an hour head Of the passenger which
carried 200 lives. The engine and eleven
freight cars were hurled from the bridge,
Tho entire freight train was badly
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puty ON Leaf robaeeo.

wAsnNorox, Feb. le.-The Ways and
Means Committee to-day decided 10 report
a bill providing that the duty on leaf to-
bacco OF requisite size and necessary fine-
ness Of texture TO be suitable for wrappers
and OF which more than one hundred
leaves are required to weigh q pound, and
Leaf tobacco Of the growth oil different coun-
tries, shall be when enclosed together In
ball or other package, II not stemmed 10
cents per pound, and II stemmed 81 GO per
pound,
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cnm,,nrad 10 >inra.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-Two evening papers
bitterly attack Mr.. Gladstone for roaring
with laughter at "Thc Candidate" the
play at the Criterion, while telegrams
were arriving announcing Gosdon's MUIR
der and how Arabs tossed Khartoum
babes ON spear points. One paper adds
the original reference Of Nero iddling
while Rome WAS burning.
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WOMEN teach well, write well, are good
physicians and that sort Of thing, yet there
are members OF the West Virginia Legis-
lature who think there is something in
woman's sex which units her for admis-
sion to the West Virginia University.
These gentlemen belong to the perversity
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MR. GLADSTONE is feeling show sharper
than serpent's tooth tits to have" free
press gOading him for the errors OF his
foreign policy. The British newspapers
don't stand in holy awe OF "the Govern
ment." An occasion they have the cour-
aye to be "agin it" with vengeance.
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Ma. RASpALL can go into the cabinet;
so can Mr.. Bayard; but Mr.. Bayard can't
gel the place that he prefers ii Mr..
Randall will consent to be Secretary Of
the Treasury. VIII Democrats permit a
Protectionist to take the tiller Of the
Treasury Department?
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Mn. HExDRIcxs is wandering about in a
lonely sort OF way as though to drown in
tl,e excitemeuts Of travel the terrible re-
.li.atiOu that for four years he is to beat
tbe lass drum in the Democratic orchestra.
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GRAHAM's ADVICE.
STONE PASTA.
What he Thlaks OF the Son,ian Situation.
The Mahdl's Actions.


What he Thlaks OF the Soutian Situation.
The Mahdl's Actions.
NEw YoRK, Feb. l2.-General Stone
tstone Pasha) said to-day:
~ had constantly hoped that the Mahdi,
not from humane motives, but from a
realization Of the great advantages which
would occur to him by the possession Of
GorIan's person, would adopt effective
measures to prevent his destruction. With
Gordon in his possession, the Mahdi could
have demanded and secured great military
advantages as his ransom. BY treating
him with kindness aud honor rs
a prisoner, and by voluntarily offer
ing to send him in safety to DO deliy-
cred on q British ship at Suakim, he might
have demanded the withdrawal OF the
British forces from the sondan, and such
an offer, under such circumstances, would
have been difficult to reject. Asit IL the
British commander is left free TO adopt
such measures as he Oan 10 punish the
Mahdi for tho destruction Of Gordon and
those WHO remained faithful to him at
khartouin. The Mahdi has thrown down
the gauntlet and Great Brftain must ap-
parently take 1t up and make serious war
on him."
"what do you think, General, about the
alleged atrocities committed in Khar-
toum?"
Atrocities almost invariably occur IN .
town taken by assault, and doubtless 1t
would be impossible to color too highly
the horrible scenes which must have
taken place in khartoum. Even the most
civilised armies commit horrible atrocities
under such circumstances. What, then,
must be those committed by half civil
ized mass like that under the Mahdi,
when victorious over enemies whom they
regard as intidels, enemies Of God and not
entitled 10 any consideration"
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New Yonx, Feb. ls.-sn 1883 Elizabeth
Burns fell into coal hole in front OF a
property OF West Houston street, owned
by the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
received injuries from which she died six
months later. Mrs, Burns administrative
recovered $1,000 from the church in a suit
brought in the court OF common pleas TO.
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HlLLsDALE, MICH, Feb. 19.-Twotwelve-
year-old boys named Davidson and Parker,
of Grosvenor, Lenawee county, yesterday,
after reading dime novel prepared a
sham Indian fight. Davidson had a
hatchet and Parker revolver which was
accidentally discharged, striking David
son in the forehead, killing him instantly,
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srEAxISd of billiards, we don't get 'em
in these parts. But there have been
times within the memory ofliving man
when We seemed to be living in very
high latitude. At such times people who
think We burn oranges for kindling wood
and stir the fire with sugar.cane ought to
drop in and pay us a little visit.
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Fea.tinr over Victory.

PrrsnunoH, Pa Feb. l2.-The Demo.
cratic banquet at the Monongahela House
tonight, to rejoice over the victory Of last
November was attended by over $50 per.
sons, most Of them being prominent local
Democrats and many from abroad. The
BANQUET was an elaborate affair.
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Twosr friends Of Senator somerville who
predict that he will dodge the vote on
Prohibition don't know the man: lie
will, II possible, consistently straddie the
question, being pledged to both sides OF it.
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Tux Pennsylvania Board OF Charities
reports that the insane asylums Of that
State are becoming more and more the
refuge OF murderers who escape on the
insanity plea. The remedy is more ehemp.
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0ke.

Tur Imerican ProttctiOai.t suggests
JoJye Converse, Of Ohio, for Secretary Of
me- Treasury. Bless you, man, the build
an, rpipc,ed that stone because 1t has Pro-
,,.,;oo written on il.
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A Fatal Cave In.

TOLEDO, O., Feb. l2.-while a gang Of
men were engaged in removing bank Of
earth east Of Toledo this morning It caved
In, burying and killing one OF the work
men, Joseph Mahoney, and injuring Wm:
+. Arman. Mahoney was fifty years OF
age. Heleayes a wife and seven children.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Feb. PA heavy
snow storm occurred here to-day and the
snow Is still falling. Dispatches TO the
Times from principal points in Alabama
and East Tennessee state the storm Is gen.
eral,
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THERE has been some curiosity to know
What ia bringing together the National
Democratic Committee in Washington,
March . Needless ones! Isn't Cleveland
10 lie supplied with Cabinet?
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I, England would like to turn loose on
r,uab5i a brigade Of "hcll.horu Apaches"
xs have few to spare and will dicker for
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Tur man who has seen Cleveland" is
,scomipg as numerous and troublesome as
,be Chicago sufferer OF the long ago. And
he .ee,ns TO want something.
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vp GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA finds it in
n, British stomach to speak well OF our
American cookery. 1t is clear that Ar.
S,Ia never ate a low-water steamboat corn-
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Fiaurin,. niIIIs Rnr,,a,,.

GRAND .RAplns, Micu., Feb. 1e.-The
Touring mills, Of Darrah Brothers at Big
Rapids, burnedthis morning. Loss $s5 900;
insurance $4,000.
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p.ou,nIrloy has captured the House.
a. t,,o in the Senate is uncertain, with
,I,s Il, odds slightly against it.
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r,o.r Democrats who thought Col.
White would support Prohibition were
M, wise in their generation.