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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-20
FOCRrH CLASS ?. N. 3.
SD.cirl % ne RsQigieT.
NO TAIIFF AGITATION
..Asr, To Result From the Morrison Bill
Or Otherwise.


>a-..aI o. tts Register
M,-gf,.roS. February l9-"There is
10, the lss.sr Gar ger Of the Morrison tariff
ill becoming a law, said member Of
the House Comult,ee on Ways and
Nesus. ro. day; and the manufacturers
and merchantmen Of the country can 60
ygh. on with ,hsir work just as though
uotniug had happened.
VIII there be any agitation OF tsriH on
accoau, Of tbs bill in Committee c.
House
No. said be, there will not. There
may be a i.w hearings before the commit
ae Nr Morrison may want that to give
i unity 10 his measure; but there wid be 10
.ariF agitation Ike there was in the last
.Ro Congresses TGs country is very weary
5t sucp lhiags The people have learned
rns, /, - time a1i money thrown away to
come hage and make arguments and give
testimony ! have been an active member
Of the Committee or Ways and Means for
several wears. and good as much of the ar
yumer,S presented before il on the tsrlH
ale.tior have been. don't recall any
tasr has made &c impression. This Is q
suhfe.t On which our minds are made up
oetore .e are elec'ed, aad it's no use talk,
.Hg IN ~ Il is like addressing sjury after
4 the Judge has iGGtructed II. These bear
10Y have only serVs only TO dignity the
i l.
win there be much debate on the Hoor
Of the House.
Il think not There is no sense in It
and if much time Ia wasted it will be on
account ogthe new members, who will want
90 make campaign documents, In point
OF lac, one day ia enough for discussion.
should think though, that q week viii be
.,iven 10 l. Ne Randolph and his follow
,ers. oppose the bill n toto. The report
ths; he would favor Edild tariff reform,
y not true. Mr. Morrison other bill was
only deissted Ey = mo orlty OF two, De-
heve. This C8s will be defeated oy TWEEN
~ or thirty msiority. No, 1t could not
possibly ge' through ths Senate, even u
Il was given EOOA LA
iorty in the uou.r Gss, ! know there
are some reiormeFs amongst Republicans
there; ont at this tins the Senate feels
more keeuly than any o,hsr body IN the
country the necessity OF doing nothing
thaf will dus'ra'e business matters, or II
the leas, discourage manufacturing inter
ssts. At this m0mest S5 Bre getting Oh
our fee, after yssr' Of business pSostrstlon
For I've years things have been dark, 81
mos. II would be Fui2idal nov to reduce
the tariff or even GgitA'e it. The time Il
do such a tti-g is 81 the end OF tsV
years Of prospeslsY, Ehea our bins snd oul
Golfers are filed
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PELLAIRE.

Henry Bohl. of Marietta, was in towr
yesterday, and number OF his friends sup
posed that he wss here on political bust
ness, which proved a fsllacy. henry is s
Democrat who is wide awake in matters
pertaining to bis party, but he has refused
TO interest himself in squabbles after post
Offices. He remained in the city until last
evening looking up his insurance business,
afterwards going to Wheeling on the same
mission.
The expression OF relief over the break
in the nail strike wss almost universal in
this city yesterday.
The Trades Assembly will meet in the
h. Of L. Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Quite a crowd OF visitors were in the
city last night in attendance at the Buck.
eye Six hop.
Mack Meek has resigned his position on
the police force and has assumed his new
duties.
Miss Carrie Randolph and Miss Lizzie
Piper, clerks in the postofice, have been
ndisposed for several days.
The Elysisn rink will not have any more
music.
The Princess has Lost ak weeks, alto
getber, on account Of the ice
The Indian show held forth in City Hall
last night.
New candidates for the municipal Offices
ere sprung slmos, every day.
We were in error in stating that John
Tsrbst was making things lively for the
nomination as Marshal 1t should have
resd Mayor The gentleman is can.
vassing the city and finds things are look.
ing lovely. lie intends to make Messrs
Pearson and Brown hunt their holes
These gentlemen seem to understand the
situation, and are laying back, mutely
watching the proceedings of this modern
Goliah OF the political ring Of this city
Pearson aud Brown fully understand that
their opponent is a cutter and will hew a
straight path into the shoes Of Mayor
Cooper
The sale OF the property in Horns add.
ton, for which Adam kraus is sdministra-
tor. takes place Today st , p. m.
Miss Bessie BattelIe. opens her art rooms
in Central block TO daG -
George Carpenter, OF Monroe county,
and Mrs. Frank Jetlsrs passed through the
city yesterday, on their way 10 Fort Peck,
Montana, where Mr.. Carpenter has Sc.
cured situation under Indian Agent II.
K. West, aud where Mrs Jeffers will ion
her husband
AT the coal works OF Helsop n Schick,
evening, John Dennis was
caught between two coal cars and bruised
30 badly thai he will be of work for few
days
The lantern makers Ut the stamping
are not working.
The merchants have decided TO close
their places Of business at 6 p m. This
new arrangemsn! Includes the dry goods
and clothing men, with one exception.
Mrs Gideon Grey. q North Belmont
street, is still very Ill., Her sons, Gran.
vile and Mack, are in attendance at her
bedside
All Of MArinE, Hart y &C travelling
men are out on the 7uad bu, one
Ne doubt sporting matters will he brisk
n this clty this summer RoViEg, which /.
'or several yenrs has not amounted to
much, will come into prominence again. .
Marshal Burke, after AN illness Of several
lays, is ale TO be on duty again. /
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an adverse recommendation from a major
lty OF the committee, and he is further
quoted as having said, in private converse
ton, that the House will reject his meas.
ure; that 1t is opposed to any legislation
on the subject Of silver coinage whatever.
The great body Of Congress is opposed to
any character Of change in the coinage
laws 80 this time, principally because no
one has proposed a change that seems safe
or feasible.
A bill to suspend silver coinage would be
defeated in the House; so also, it is be-
heved, any kind Of free coinage. The
President is willing to sign q message that
is fair compromise between suspension
and the present coinage law; but he is op,
posed to free coinage, because it would be
an enlargement Of the volume of sllver
currency. There is no. the least hkeli-
hood OF change OF any kind being affect
ed in coinage at this session of Congress.
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Wntfersnn Rnttnr.

LOUISVILLE, febrGsry I9.-Hon. Henry
Wattersons condition this morning is re-
ported improved. He had an exceedingly
.ulet and restful night This morning his
futeiligeu2eis at times clear for few sec
ouds and then wsnderipg. spirits good,
tongue growing moist. His temperature
has fallen to 50 and pulse &c.
Mr.. Wstterson continued better sll dur
ing the GGy. At { o'clock his temper,
st1rs was reduced to SCI, Iplse 81 His
friends and nurse feel that another
and probably the last crisis is past and
hope for his speedy recovery. The physi'
clans are lsr5ly as ssnguiue but are very
| hnrefnl Of Ultimate and ecErlete recovery.
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A Fatal Shooting

EyAxs,ILLE, iXO, February l9.-AeSS
has lust reached here of shooting sf;ay
which occurred Wednesday n;ghta' Hanes'
vile. Ky, between Ed. CooIey and John
Ksowu. in which both we're injured tata ly.
Coouey has for some time been paying al:
ten,ion 10 Keown's sis er and wss engaged
to her, but lately showed dispos ton TO
break it of with her. heown demanded
that be make good his intentions, which
Cooney agreed 70 do, setting Tuesday eve
ming for the time but Jailed 10 appear. The
greatest excitement prevails, 6otL parties
having friends who are bitter IN their e-,
pressions as to the affair. The Mayor OF
Hsnesyille fears trouble between the two
fsctions end has sworn in q special force,
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Seventy.Five Mormon Converts.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, February a.
Seyentytive Mormon converts ircm q .ot'
gis, Alabama N2rth and South Carolina
and East Tennessee left last nigh Ior
L ,ah. They we're cong atulsted Ly the
Mormon elders, who are at work thtouIh
ont the State, aud will be followed BY o.
many more within the next two or three
weeks Thete ere pow r2sFly three hun
dred elders at work IN be different South
ern States.
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LnYeh hH Ianles.

Ladies love delicate and delicious per-
fupes. In Psrker's Hair Rslssq they not
only satisfy this taste, but have an article
which arrests falling hair, removes dan
drutf, restores the original color and i'm
parts a beautiful gloss, softness and hte
Does not soil the linen, is not dye, clean
IL and economical.
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Attempted SuiC.dG
Snsri,I IN fbg P-gi,isy,

MoRGAyrOwS, February l9.-Mr. Eh
Titus made an unsuccessful attempt yes
terday to commit suicide by hanging. HIS
son accidentally saw hiu Gef2re life wss
extinct aud cut the rope He was 50 ea1
ly injured, however, ,bs: tears are enter
rained tast be cannot recover. Mr.. Titus
was nearly eighty yesEs old and lives IN
T-eeae county, Pennsylvania. s'E-oat IN
8 hr # West Virginia. H. u quite
wealthy and has been q successful business
man all through life. No cause is assigned
for the rash act.
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The Ellie Mmrlar.

PLYMOUTH. Wis. February 10. The
verdict or the Coroners Jury in the Ehle
case is not accepted with any degree Of
uusnimity Of opinion and suspicions Ct a
terrible crime being hidden beneath the
blsoed ruins ore by no means all in doubt.
It is well known that Ehle frequently had
cousiderable moneyin the house, and many
residents of ths vicinity beieye that the
house WAS robbed and fired by some un.
known persons The hired man story is
now credited, aud he is not suspected Of
completely. No arrests have been made
bat quiet investigation is in progress.
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soorrs EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, With HyPOphOsPhiteS,
YeryPalatsbIe aud Increases Flesh.
Dr.. F. Il. Clement, Brighton, Ills, says;
SCOTS Emulsion is tie best / have ever
prescribed. It 10 ysry pslassb,e, easily as
simulated and gives strength ana 6aah to
the pst;eot.
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SULLIVAN AND SMITH.
The Boston boy viii Fight the English
man sure.

The Boston boy viii Fight the English
man Sure.
BosrOS, February l9.-Wm. X. Hard
ing, the representative Of Richard X. Fox,
arrived froa New York this morning and
had Il private conference vith John /.
Sullivan. The result of the talk is
not definitely known, but John l..
Ker erneiy, manager OF Sullivsu store, is
authority for the statement that a match
hos been arranged between Sullivan
and Sm,tS tie English pugihst,
and that the Ggh: will take
place within six months from signing
articles. Sullivan is reported 10 have said
concerning Suiths proposition to Fight Tor
g., 600 in France that there vas hardly
meney enough in it il he had TO 20 ther (
specially, but he will fight Smith in 6
private room in any part OF this country,
before a dozen or less persons, for the
championship Of the world and for stake
of fffo5a $4,000 to $4,000. II this ca1.
not De arranged Sullivan says he will
fight Smith If be has 10 follow him
All over the world, during Sullivan
EuroDesu t2ur under John Can,
non. beginning peN September and
which will last Two or three years there vii
be ample opPortuaI,y 10 hLd . lighting
ground that will be satisfactory to both
Smith and himself
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THE MURDER AT MlNGo.
Particulars of the Shooting of HaIl-sus-
poets Arrested.
special 10 Ghs ReoiSteT.


fM1SGo, o., February l9.-About half
past 9 o'clock Charles Hail. who, with his
wife and two sons, reside in the first house
Just north of the Presby terian Church,
heard disturbance among his chickens,
which roost upon the trees in the rear yard.
Calling to his son Frank that the chicken
thieves would take all his fowls, he
FASTENED down stairs and went out
into the yard where saw three
men standing rear the stable.
He called out to the thieves, saying, get
out OF there, you scoundrels," when one OF
them ran along the back fence to the coal
house where stood two others, and hand.
ing 9 revolver to one of these two said,
shoot the old g. Of q b." The revol.
yer was at once fred and the bullet struck
Hall between the second and third ribs,
Just above the heart When the shot was
fired Hall was STOPPING down, and the ball
after entering took a downward course,
lodging in his lung or stomach. AS soon
as heiwAs shot Hall ran about thirty feet
back eato the house, begging his son to
help bin lie down. But the son was so
frightened he could do nothing but cry
at the top of bis voice that his
father was shot. Upon hearing bis
cries John Graham, who keeps a store very
near Hills house, ran up the hill and saw
the murderers disappearing, but he WAS
unsrmed, he saw that it was useless to fol-
low them Several OF the neighbors came
in and DR.. Morgan was called. but the man
only lived about half an hour and ex-
pired in the arms of his son William.
Mayor Simpon made out warrants upon
the affidavit of the marshal for the arrest
of james Higgins, George Escue, Charles
Roups, Ben O'Bstch and George Brown.
The Mayor and marshal, accompanied by
Thomas Nolan and Ed McLister, proceed.
ed to Roups house, where the thought the
men were. The marshal was the first to
effect an entrance, and found that the men
had retired to rear room and had hid
behind the door. They were all huddled
together and upon the Marshal sskipg
them what they were doing there they
didn't answer word. All we're placed
under arrest and taken to the lookup.
Of the men now under arrest Higgins,
Escue, Roups and O'Bstch are all resi-.
dents Of Miugo, being employed in the
mill, but Brown is q strsn.
ger concerning whom 10 one ap.
pears to know anything.
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a Maniac. Work

bLoo-INsT9y, H., February - David
Sholty, the maniac wac tast night fired a
barn and shot two persons, was supposed
TO have escaped to the timber, but this
morning the charred bones OF the luustic
Se.2 found N the smoking ssnes with his
reyol,er ana gan barrel beside him. His
brother Levi Sholty is unnurt, tie re- tolyer
ball lodging in his clothing Mrs. Levi
Shol'v received thirteen wounds in the
back from gun charged with missiles
ranging from bird shot to rife oslls, She
will die. Fer daughter received a bullet
iu the arm from the saGe shot. The barn
cost 81 600 and Was full OF hay and gain
Insurance $1,000.
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Cost of the Rebellion

OrrAwA. 0SF., February ls-The
amount paid BY the Government to the
Hudson Bay Company for supplies, trans.
ports, commissions, ETC., during the North
west rebellion, aggregates $4,000, 900, ex,
clusive Of crsims By the company for
losses.
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WOULD Be COMMISSIONERS.
The Blair Bill Brings Forward Horde of
ONCE Seekers.

SDsrial 30 ne Register
WASHINGTON, February l9.-Anticipa-
ting tbs passage by Congress Of the Blair
Educational Bill there have been more
than forty sppicantions made for the po-
sition of Commissioner of Education, re-
Gently vacated by General Eaton, vino has
become president Of the college at Mari,
etts, Ohio. This position, which hos here
to!ore been one of minor importance and
influence, will be elevated TO one Of the
most powerful within the gift Of the Gov
ernment if the Blair becomes q law. II
will place at this disposal OF the Cimmis
siouer the disposal OF large number of
offices and the detail work OF the distribu-
tion Of the whole appropriation.
Such a scramble for sn Office has prob.
able not been seen for many years, and is
taken ss an indication that the bill will be
passed By Congress, because the men who
have made application for the place have
done so after consultation With the major
ity in the House. Ii is concluded that the
measure will pas the Senate.
The application for position in antici-
patton OF legisla,iouis not considered pre-,
mature or unusual. It is frequently done
Seldom is = place created by Congress be-
tore there are q number Of applications for
it, and Il often occurs that the President or
q Cabiaet officer promises it before the bill
creating the place is aced upon by either
branch OF Congress.
OPPOSED TO GOVERNMENT CONTROL.
The House Committee on Postofices and
Postroads to-day unanimously agreed to
report adversely all bills before it for the
purchase or construction of telegraph lines
bv the government. Wednesday and
Thursday, March Sd and 4th, the commit.
zee will hesr Argument from oil persons
Who desire to address the committee on the
subject of government contracts With tele-
graph companies.
wASHNGTON.S : BIRTHDtG.
Orders veSe issued today closing all the
executive departments On Monday, Wash
iugtons birthday.
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WHEELING VIVA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUA AIRY 90 1886
CUTTING RATES
On the Western Lines-Passenger and
Freight Tariff.

.
Freight Tariff.
New YORK, February l9-To,dsy the
eastern agent Of the Atchison, Topeka d
Santa Fe Railroad received orders to cut
the freight tariff rates to meet those offered
By any of the western ines. As result
the freight rates were today reduced about
30 per cent. The Sunset route" has also
cut freight rates, but to what extent IS not
generally known Shippers at this time
OF the year are not making many
consipnments and the roads,
therefore, make liberal terms
with them in order to secure business. 1t
is therefore difficult to ascertain at the
offices of the companies ust what rates
are made. The officials Of the Sun Set
Route" are now at work upon new tariff
schedule, which it is expected will become
completed and put into effect on, or before
Monday next. A meeting Of the Union
Pacific, the Northern Pacific and the
Oregon and Trans Continental companies
presidents is being held here to day TO de-
termines what action shall be taken by
theses roads relative to the
Pacific coast passenger and freight rates;
II is expected that uniform and reduced
schedule will be agreed upon which will
bring to these roads the most of western
bueiness. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road this morning was the first and only
trunk line out of New York which reduced
it's passenger tariff TO San Francisco in ac-
cordsnce with the recently adopted cut of
the lines west of the Mississippi river. The
fare to San Francisco are as follows: Tn
limited tickets, $3.50; frstclass, limited,
S73 so; second class, S48.
PACIFIC RAILWAY REDUCTIONS.
CHICAGO, Ill, February l9.-All the
Chicago railroads having trans-continen.
tai connects back passengers to San
Francjnco at the following figures First
class (unlimited) so 40; FIRST class Tim
ited) SEQ 40 second class, or emigrant,
limited, S32 This is a reduction OF about
$50 in first class rates. The rates TO Port
land and to California via the Northern !
Pacific remain unchanged.
A prominent railroad official in COM
menting on the situation this morning, said
the action of the Pacific roads in snnoanc-
ing the ssle OF unlimited tickets at the re-
duced rate meant that the old tariff would |
never again be imposed, as the present
rate allowed them nearly three cents
mile, which was an equitable return for 30
Iong haul.
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AMUsEME SrS.
BELLA MOO Is.

"a Mountain PInS alvoEs strongly Of
"Ml;ss. The heroines of the two plays
could be interchanged and no one be the
wiser, no. even the rol.icking, hoYdenish,
honest, backwoodQ eirlo themselves
Coined and "bofder" drama is about equal.
IL divided in "A Mountain Pink A fair
audience testified their appreciation OF
Miss Bella Moore's winning impersonation
of Sincerity Weeks By recalling her
at the end OF every act. Her
acting is honest and pleasing aud eviucas
a thorough knowledge sld O3nreeiaticn
OF tho character she is q talented &C
tress and portrayed the innate delicacy
and refined pathos Of he part with EN-.
phasis, weaving it srtfully with tbs rugged
.cm-bcyishDess INC a complete sytistic
vho's. Mr.. GeorSe Hanna and Mics
Ruth Hawkins Won spoause Gs Jack and
Samantha Wicks" Mr. Harry Aloaugh
did we'll as Harold Wilmot" a New
Yorker, as did also Mr. J. q. Kennedy as
the cowsydly old negro "SciP,' and Mr.
ouis Eagin as Col. Trsl,on, a fiery
Southern aristocIst NJ 7. y. EsEdy
also was notable.
Every lady site: ding the matinee viii
receive piece Of music which will be sanf
by Miss Moore.
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RIPPLEs FROM THE kIykk.

News Cleaned About the wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The Telegram leaves for ClsringtOD 81 3
p. m. sharp.
Thirty-siI pieces Of steambos, Sopsty
are aground at ST. Louis bstvesn the docks
and the foot OF Washington avenue.
Sandy Walker, well known steamboat
man OF Gslfpohs, Who has been ss6ering
With inaanmatory rheumAtism. 10 again
abe 10 be aoout.
The railroad bridge crossipg the Ohio
river at Point Pleasant, VI. Va. has
changed its signals. Hereafter they vill
BE- as olloSs Red hight on each channel
pier, green light In center Of channel span
ard white lights on other piers.
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The Payne Investigation,

CoLUNBUs, OHIo, February l9.-Tht
psyEa :-v-s:igction committee to-day ex
smined ex-senator Elliott, o. Eqtler sx
Representatives Price, o! Vintol, snc
Sharp, OF Holmes, besides q couple OF 10
cal witnesses. The evidence is said t
have hseu the most pointed and direct o
any which hs3 ylt teen produced. Tbs
committee adjourned 70 IuesisY.
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An Embekller Arrested.

PIrrsBCRG, Pa, February l9-R. f
Lucas, an insurance agent Of Cleveland,
Chic, was arrested here last night on q
charge OF enbe..iin. - 600 Of the funds
of the Equitable Insurance Company OF
that city. he left for Cleveland this after,
noon in charge OF an officer.
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raE orERA sEAsos

The coming season Of tpers Is beng
looked forward 10 with the liVelies: eTpec-
ta,ions by large number Of admirers OF
Gilbert i Sulii an, aud tie prospects are
that the Opera House will be filed at each
performance The Miksio will probably
be supg al tAs matinee pefioTmsnc, o.
we'll as on the three evenings, thus afford
ing oil an opportunity Of seeing and hear
ing this delightful opera, The company
is large ami eHsellent one, erd ALA
Norman has earned noS, eHViable repu.
,stion IS vocalitt. Tickets will be pui
on sale this morning
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Saren nnrn, Falnres,

NEw YoRk, February l9.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days, as reported to
r. G. Dun / Co, number for the United
States 25l, and for Canada IS, or g totsl
2s6, as compared with 215 last week and
287 the week previous. The business cas-
uslties in the Southern States and Canada
are still above the average.
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a Remarkable Case.

BuLtyMLF, NIcH. February ls-Ls.t
night farmer nsmsd flaming was hsn.
ding an old revolver. VIXEN il was die
charged, the bullet entering his
left temple and lodging in his
brain. lie seemed 20 suffer
little idconvenierce from the wound.
beipgt thoroughly conIcioGs and s.
tional, ard allozisg physician
10 probe ssVsSnl inches into The
brain in sn unsuccessful search
Sor the ball. The wounded msn eats
drinks, and is ehselfullJ going sbou, With
q large bole 10 his left temple
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Appointed a Regent.

Sgsct.I {. ne Register.
CHARLESTON, Y. Va, February 10
Governor Wilson to-day sPPO!nted DR..
George Baird regent of the Institution tor
the Deaf, Dumb sud Blind, at Romney
vice DR.. Hardesty resigned.