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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The steamer Aller, which sailed from
Southampton yesterday for New York,
carries s4675O0 in gold,
The National Opera Company seeks to
get another free lad" by denying rumors
Of trouble In the company.
In o match game Of billiards between
Slosson and sChmier at Chicago last night,
schater won by score Of 500 to 4S0.
A special from Little Rock, Ark, says:
i. +. Pferson, who represented Jefferson
County In the Slate 1tegislstqts for two
terms, was arrested last night for fobbing
an old man named Hale Of ten dollars, Of
Pine Bluff, Ark. y
The Patriots League organized at Chi.
cago with the avowed purpose OF combat
ting efforts 10 spread Socialism and An
archism, has imusd an address TO the
public, asking the cooperation ot oil
good citiSenB In the movement and 10 aid
In disseminating thorough, accurate and
pertinent information.
The Jury In the case Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, who have been on trial at East
Cambridge, Mass, for several days on q
charge Of having murdered old Mrs, Susan
nah Prescott at Grafton, flled their verdict
with the court yesterday morning. Baker
10 adjudged not guilty, while Mira. Baker ID
found guilty Of murder In the second de-
gree.
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1tl.h pre.. on nIllnn,. Arrenl.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Freemans Journal
to-day says 1t does not believe that any
movement in Ireland against raCk.rents
would induce the English people To con.
sent 10 coercion. 1tappeals to the people
OF Ireland 10 falsily the malign prediction
that the arrests oi Nationalist leaders
would lead 10 outrage.
The Express (LoyGllst) says the limit Of
forbeRfanCe had passed and the. Govern.
ment had no alternative but 10 arrest Mr..
Dillon and hiBaSsoclates. Had they acted
otherwise they would have Btultiled them.
selves before the world.
The NeUS.L.etlsr (Conservatlve), Of Bel.
fast, referring 10 the arrests at Loughrsa,
yesterday, says the results would have
been deplorable II the Government had
bean weak enough 10 allow d man who
had Just been ordered TO find sureties for
his good behavior to sst the law OF def
auCe. ~.
The Morning MtuS, Of Belfast, says It
hopes that the Government will grant the
arrested gentleman q fair trial and leave
II 10 the country 10 decide between the
leaders OF the reduced rent movement and
their intended victims.
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SOMETHING OF A HITCH
IN A WEST VA, APPOINTMENT.
A wood C0lpty Democrat Whose Path to
OHIee Is RsIng Made u ThoFuy oVS-
Per.oaaI Matters = General
Washlngtoa~ News Nstss.
sptetal D,ol,h 10 ne hGlIfoa4sr.

| HftFNN AttFlttN " HN 4NtsNN4stNNEs
WAsHISGroS. ID. O, Dec, l7,-A few
days since your correspondent telegraph
ed the ISTELLIGRScER that Ed. knight, ol
Volcano, Wood county, had been ap'
pointed to position as an assistant far
msr for the Government on some public
lands in Dakota, 1t now appears that
there Is come "hitch" in the appointment,
leading Democrats having requested that
1t be withdrawn, alleging that Knight was
q boltsr during the late campaign and
that no worked actively against a por-
ton OF the doodle ticket in Wood
county, Mr.. EustaCe Gibson has re-
ceived q number Of letters from con.
stltusnts OF his, accusing him Of
being instrumental in securing knights
appointment. He Indignantly denies the
allegation, and says he had no knowledge
OF the appointment until he read It In the
INTELMGRScER He says the position WAS
given Knight on the recommendation Of
Uongressman.elect Hogg and Appoint
ment Clerk HRss'er,
Your correspondent Is not informed as
TO the names OF the gentlemen who de-
manded the revocation OF Mr.. knights
commission. Certain 1t is that they did 80
on the grounds that he refused 10 support
the Democratic Legislative ticket last No
Vember.
MIR. w. @. Vanmeter, oil 0absll county
who has been employed as laborer In the
Government Printing Office, has been pro.
NOTED to the position ot superintendent Of
tho hydraulic presses In the blndery OF
that establishment at SALARY Of 81 600 per
year.
Congressman Gibson is conaned to his
residence with severe spell Of sickness
His physicians have recommended quiet
and cessation Of all his legislative duties
He has, therefore, secured ten days
leave Of absence, which will be extended
II he. does not improve sufficiently in the
meantime.
Mrs. Butler, Of Csbell county, has been
appointed to q position in the Interior De-
partment. Tho appointment Is a worthy
one, and was secured by Mr.. Gibson, as.
sisted by Senators Camden and kenna.
Mr.. Fred Cobun and vile, Of Cbsrleston,
are visiting the family oil Mr.. II. q. ARM
strong, in this city.
The West Virginia mombers and 6ena-
tors are now all located for the winter.
For the bsnelt Of their constituents who
may have business with them, their ad.
dresses arc appended,
Senator Camden has q suite OF rooms at
Willard's Hotel.
Senator KsnnR Is housekeeping at 40
B street, y. E., Capital Hill
Hon. Phil Snyder 10 at the National,
Hon. W. i. Wilson ls Gt.his old address,
No. 1908 N street, N. w.
Gen. N. Got has rooms at Oil 18Th
street, N. W.
Hon. Elstace Gibson Ia housekeeping
at ll6 North Capital street.
The wiis Of Deputy Second Comptroller
McMahon, who has been very Ill for
somc weckP, Is Convalescsnt. :.
Commissioner Joseph s. Miller and
family arc located Tor the winter ut the
Hamilton House.
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New YoRE, Dec. 17.-Jacob Rosenberg
known as Juror No. 0 on the last McQ Quade
trial turned the tables to-day upon his
accusers, James R. Vlckerman aud Thos.
j. Nesbitt, who charged that dur
ing the trial Rosenberg had
committed perjury when he was sworn
on examination for the jury box that he
knew mona Of the "boodGe" Alderman
nor John Keenan,. Rosenberg late this af-
ternoon had Vlckerman and NOsbitt ar
rested req Ea and Locked up p LudOT u;S street
against them by Rosenberg for Blandsr
in the Supreme Court. Bail was fixed at
5000 each. Rosenberg thinks he haB
been damaged S25, 900 as 10 bis reputation
by the alleged slanderous statements Of
his former employers and his suits are to
recover that sum from each.
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EIRsr WARD RRpupLIoANs.
They Hold a Suggestion Meeting and PICK
out Good llmhar.

nut Good Timber,
There was q well attended meeting o.
Flrst ward Republicans held at the vlgi,
liant engine house Last evening at 1850
o'clock, The meeting wsSin the nature
Of Asuggsstion meeting, the idea being to
suggest or name a number Of good, ayalla-
bic men Of the party in that precinct,
from which to select at the primary elec.
tion to be held next Thursday, one to be
the candidate for the First Branch Of
Council, and four to be candidates for the
Second Branch.
Those suggested for the First were DR.,
y. +, uIFiCh, Theodore Roller and r O.
Dalzslli one is to be selected at the pri-
mary,
For the second the names suggested
were MessrS. John G. Habberaeld, Alex
FFeW, G. B, Jones, George Gundling,
D, ], Morgan, Benjamin w, Connolly,
John i, Day, q. 7, Hamilton, g, Z, Mem
del, W, +, stiiel. Captain O. j, RaWling
and o, i, A. Yahrllngi four are to be
chosen.
There was sucha good attendance that
the time was deemed an oppoEtune one at
which to choose the delegates to the
Mayors convention and Charles Danner,
Meyer Hsyman, Jr,, and George Guud-
ling were chosen as HuOh,
The active working Republicans Of the
ward are very much in hope that those
whose names have been suggested and
that those. who may be selected as clndi-
dates will sacrifice their own spersonal
feelings In this matter and allow their
names to stand; not weaken the party by
withdrawing them, Tbs suggestions are
all good ones and q good ticket Is sure to
be made up from the Names on the llHt,
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rARTFr REDUCTION.
A.Copfsrsnos Of Southern Representatives
on the Subject,

WASHINGTON, DsG, lT,-A meeting ol
Southern Representatives, who favor re-
duction in the Internal Revenue taxes,
was held in the room Of the House Com
mittee on the Judiciary to-day. The States
OF Yirginia, North Carolina, South Caro-,
lima and Georgia were represented by
Msssrs. Oabsll, Daniel, Wise, Barbour,
Craxton, 0'FeTrall, OoWleS, Henderson,
johnson, Skinner and Bennett, Mr., OAbsll
was chosen chairman,
AS the proceedinRatf the conference
were regarded Rs OF q confidential nature,
It is somewhat difficult TO ascertain the
exact results,. but 1t is learned that the
call for the meeting was for the purpose
OF ConCerting measures to be engrafted
upon one OF the tariff bills looking TO the
abolition OF the Internal Revenue tax
upon tobacco and spirits distilled from
fruits. From the tone Of the discussion
1t appeared that nearly all OF the persons
In attendance regarded as impraUtiCable
the proposition to reduce materially the
taK on whisky, They were practically
unanimous, however, In favor Of the pro.
positions 10 abolish the tobacco tax and
to abolish the fruit brandy tax, or reduce
to nominal figure, with view to con-
tinulng government supervision over its
manufacture.
A committee consisting Of Measra. Wise,
Bennett, johnson, Barbour, Gambler and
Hlman was appointed to formulate
amendments emb9dying the propositions
which II Is the intention 10 offer as
amendments to the Morrison tariff bill II
consideration Of that measure 10 secured
In the House. Another committee was
appointed composing nearly all OF the re-
naming members Of the conference, TO
sound other, Representatives with al
view to aEGertaining whether II
Is feasible to pass independent
measures embodying the propositions In
the event Of the failure Of Mr.. Morrlson's
attempt to secure consideration for his
bill. These committees will report at q
subsequent meeting Of the conference.
All Of the proceedings are regarded as
tentative In their nature, and the PROPOSE
ton above referred to, and the plan OF
procaednIe outlined may be materially
modified hereafter,
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Rome has this advantage. She has but
one Pope, Among ProtestApts there are
almost % many Popes as parishes. The
spirit OF organization is opposed 10 the
spirit Of individual liberty, This conflict
g not confined 70 religious organizations.
II exists in political psrtiss. II 10 held
and taught that men must 60 with their
party or 60 out OF 1t.
What shall we do?
Individual liberty ia indispensable to
intelligence and growth. Organisation is
indispensable to accumulated force. Dif'
ferent answers will be given. At present,
We give none, We close with giving the
right hand OF fellowship to Dr.. MCGlynn.
Go to Rome and enjoy yourself. We also
pat the Reverend Archbishop on the
back and say, do not let him come back
until he submits or leaves the Catholic
church, You have the power and Ru-
thorlty; use them, All the Protestants
do, Why should not OathOlics2 a
HENRY WARn BREcHRR,
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Advlce 10 Mothera.

Are you disturbed as night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II
90 send az once and gst a bottle Of Mns,
WiSslow's sooTHiEu SYRvp FOR OnlLD.
RES TEETHtSd. It's vAlue 10 inCalCulable.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
medlasely. Depend Upon II, mothers,
there ID no mistake about II. II cures
dyssnlsry Rpd diatrhWI, regulates the
stomach aud bowels, cures Wind collie,
Bottsns the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gvcS tons and energy 10 the whole
syAten. MRs. WiNsLow' 3 BooTltiEu SYRuf
FoR CHILDREN TEErltlNa ls pleasant 10 the
taste, and is the prescription ot one ol tho
oldest and best female nurSss and phygl.
clans In the United States, aud ls for sale
by all dtuggsts throughout the world,
Price % cents bottle. MwAw
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1NpusTR1AL rnoGnEss.
Important Developments That Have TAX
plaGe RppOntly Ia the South,

Important Developments That Have Taksn n
plaGe RpeOntly 10 the south.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1H.-The Baltimore
Manufactured Record OF December IS, un.
der the head Of "Giganhc Industrial De.
vslopmonts in lhe South Daring the Last
Two Weeks" will say that never before,
probably in the history Of this country,
has there been such an era OF industrial
development as we now see in the South.
A summary.ot the reports received by The
Record from oil paTts Of tho South is as
follows: In Alabama there, has been
reported the Ensley Land Compa.
my, capital stock $l0,00O,OO0, to
build q manufacturing town near Birm-
ingham, establish water and electric light
works and manufacture iron and steel.
-Four other companies, With capital run
ming from $l50,0O0 TO $500. 900, have been
organised ct birmingham for similar work.
A $500, 600 company organised AZ Florence
has arranged TO build three large furnaces.
a. S5OO,000 company has been organized
10 purchase and reft an old cotton mill at
the same place.
At Birmingham there has'bsen organ
iged q 500, 900 ak and tool company, and
q new rolling n,ill Is 70 be built. At shef.
field, a $l00, 900 pipe and nail mill, an ad-
ditional furnace and electric light and
gas works. A Memphis company has been
Organised to build iurnaces and mine Coal
near Jasper. An old furnace at Round
Mountain is being put In shape to 70 In
blast again. An Ice factory at Montgom.
cry, cArIlsge factory at Meridian, $4,000
electric light company. and @ $4,000 wa
terworks Companyat Florence. Arkansas
reports two Bmeltere, two S3,0000O0 min
ing companies, aud one Of S5000000, In
Florida q $4,000 furniture factory, cleo.
trio light works, and q number OF mills.
Georeia-A $4,000 fertilizer company 70
build factories at nine or ten points, q Sb0,.
900 glass factory, $4,000 iron and ma.
chine company, plow factory, and other
enterprises. In kentuCky-We have had
q $500 coal and iron company, q 81 ,00O,-
900 lumber and mineral land development
company, q $4,000 carpet company.
North Carolina-A S33,000 tobacco tool
factory, $4,000 electric light company,
and q number oil large saw mills,
Tennessee has captured q 100000 stove
works, ass, 900, 900 company to manufac.
ture iron and steel. q $l60,000 light and
heat company, o 100000 marble quarry.
Ing company, q 100000 electric light com
pany. Texas has o new -four mill com.
pany, O 5000 cracker company, q $780,
900 dressed beef company. Virginia 70.
ports o $50 900 car seal company, -four mill
carriage factory, eto.
West Virginia has q $500, 900 oil and eaa
company, o $4,000 electric light company
and several new coal mining companies.
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rIlE COMING rnIzE.rIonr.
ATalk with Jack KInE:-A Change Of Pro

Ajax with Jack KinE.-A Change Of Pro.
grnmIno.
GAbig, the Pittsburgh pugllist who is
booked for a hard.glove fight with Jack
KING, Of, this city, on next Monday, the
2O!h inst, did not arrive in the city yes-
terlsy, as was expected, his friends here
having telegraphed him to remain In his
quarters there until II was seen whether
the river would be navagable on Monday
or until some arrangements were perfected
Tor having the lsht take place at some
other point than that at frat selected.
The Ice Is running so strong In the river
that II Is very probable that some change
will have to be made; whatever this may
be will be duly announced.
King was about town yesterday with
come Of his friends. To an IGTELLIdRE-
GER reporter who asked him about his
recent week's sparring engagement at ].
h. Clarke place In Philadelphia
1.-The Olympic olub-he said:
w wish you would publicly
announce for me that ] consider CLARK
ono ol the GTeEtest aud hest sporting
representatives Ia the world, During my
stay with him he treated me very friendly
and everything about my engagement was
arranged iH the most satisfactory manner.
While there / had to 20 against new
Ban every night and they were all good
ones, too. am pleased to say that ]
managed to hold my own and return In
good condition for neat weeks mill. l
would also Ike to return thanks 10 Nc.
Oaarey and Andy Hart and to Ryan, Of
the Theater Oomiqus. They were all
kind to me and am loud in ny praise oi
them. expect ta 20 back TO Qlark's
about MarG9 % to fll another engages
nent CLARK, YOU know, Is Q champion
light weight and every night he oilers
$3.50 to the light weight who can best him
In four rounds"
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CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 1.-THE will Of
Mrs. Jane WHEELER, the old woman who
was recently murdered, and whose aged
husband was arrested for the crime, was
offered for prohRts this morning. The es.
tate Is valued at from $l50,000 to $500, 600,
and the greater part Of II Is left TO q
nephew, Thomas Z. shaw,ol Birmingham,
England. The Western Reserve School Of
Design for Women Of this city gets prop.
erty valued at $4,000. The remainder Of
the estate Is divided among numerous rela.
tiyes. Tho tenants who have lived in Mrs.
Wheller'a houses for more than five years
got Shl zach
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Six hundred passengers In Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars, left KanBas City
Thursday, December Q, via the popular
Santa Fe route for California, The next
excursion leaves Kanbas City ThurHday,
December 80, stopping At the famous
Phwnix Hotel, Las Vegas Hot Springs,
lof grand New Years dinner, pa5Olng
through the wonderful scenery ol the
GlofleIla Mountains and Apache Pass by
daylight, and spending delightful Sun.
day among the old churches and ancient
ruins Al Santa lie.
For fall particulars and Pullman 90.
commodatlons, address George W, pAng.
born, Passenger Agent Santa Fe Route
Columbus, y,
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MR, BEEcHGR, isa "slick 'un." He
hurrahs for DR.. MCGlynn for exercising
his individual sovereignty, he hurrshs for
the Archbishop for questioning that exsr'
else, and he holds that no Protestant can
lind fault with the ArChbIshop for disclp-
lining clergyman who exercised his
right us an American citizen. '"Logic,"
remarked the hero OF the Zone Hoss
Shay" logic is logic; that's all say"
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Republican senatorial Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l7,-A caucus oi Re-
publican Senators took place this after
noon. 1t was called oStsnpibly to gil
vacancies in the committee lists. Senator
Dolph was selected to be chairman Of the
Committee on Claims and senatorSpooner
for chairman Of the Committee on Coast
lelenses. A half dozen other vacancies
in the committee weHberuhip were also
filed.
The Interstate commerce bill was
briefly criticised and dllCusssd and the
tariff was talked about more at length,
but no action wsG taken in reference to
either.
An advisory committee on the order Of
business was appointed and the caucus
then adjourned.
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MARTINS FERRY.

All Sorts OF LOCAL Happenings and Gossip
Over the River.
Spence, Bsggs & Go. have natural gaa
under their boilers.
Mrs. ]. D. Montgomery is quite III Of in,
atlamatory Fhogmstigm.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds, Of steubcnyllle, is
the guest Of her uncle, Theodore snod-
grasa.
The new nail factory OF the Laughlin
mill willbe on in full in q few weeks, Some
few machines are already In operation.
The Wheeling Natural Gas company is
laying pipe to supply the citizonB Of Han
over and Fourth streets with the new
fuel,
The many friends OF Thomas Hanes
will be glad to know that be is go much
improved rs to be able 10 be about hiH
room.
The piles Of the O., L. & W. Martins
Ferry extension have been driven ready
for track laying, which is being pushed
with all speed.
The Roberts, Stanton, Watkins and
Thompson properties will be sold this
afternoon at Bhehff's sale, tu satisfy q
mortgage in favor Of the Franklin Build,
Ing Assopiatiol.
The power house foundation has been
completed and work suspended until
spring, Contractor Ramsey has force
Of men at work on tho pipes here as fast
as the weather permits.
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Accident to DILLON and O'Ilrlen.

DUBLIN, Dec. 17.-Mr. Dillon aud Mr..
o'Brien arrived here to-day. Both are
much disturbed and hurt physically, In
addition to the troubles which tho gentle.
men had yesterday at Longhrea, where
they were arrested for acting as Tenants
Trustees" they met with an accident on
the road home. The horse drawing the
car on which they we're riding from
Lonphres to Abeniy bolted on the way
aud both were thrown violently to the
ground. The gentlemen were badly
ghaten up and considerably bruised by
their fall.
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GALrSA, LUIS, Dec. 17.-Charles Stu
bsndick, a German, came to this country
siew years ago and settled in Plattsvllle
Wis, where he embarked in business
lie returned to Germany recently TO visit
relatives, and word has siuce been receiv'
ed by acquaintance In this city and
Plattsville, from steubsndick's lrientl
abroad, to the effect that he was arrested
by German authorities on his arrival In
that country, and ia nov being compelled
to do service in King Williams army.
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BISHOP VS., PRIEST,
Land League Treasurer o'RsIlly In Danger
OF Suspension,

OF Suspension,
DETROIT, Dec, 17,-It is reported to-
night that Bishop Borgess., having given
the Rev, DR.. Charles o'Rsilly, treasurer Of
the Land League, the necessary warnings
to resign the treasurership in accordance
with the rule promulgated at the Sand.
wiCh Synod, August 10 last, will take
final action on the case soon, and that
0'Rsilly will be suspended unless he. asks
for his exeat and leaves the diocese. It Ia
believed that he will fight the matter,
The rule In question commands any
priest holding any political office or any
Office in Q political society TO resign the
same, and was aimed at Dr., oRsilly, as
no similar rule is in force In any other
diocese.
o'Rsllly could leays the Borgess. iurls.
diCtion and retain his office In the Land
League.
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TIE liquor TAX in ONO under the Dow
law is by no means excessive, and 1t will
bo Of grea! service to the State. Those
misguided dreamers who preferred the
reign Of irss whiskw because they think
It immoral to take money from the liquor
traffic, are not practical enough for a praC-
tical age. The lack Of license has been
no hIndrauce to the sale Of liquor in
nIin
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Iyo,,or su,,oSs,n,l.

CINCINNATI, Dec, 17.-FranCes HSRcr.
man, aged 81 Yeas, and hor friend, Lee
nora Johnson, an orphan, retired lntt
night leaving q Are burning In tho CRATE,
This morning about seven o'clock q mem.
ber Of the family found The room allied
with smoke, Frances dead and her friend
dying. The HageTmans are distinguish,
Cd family Of Colorsd people living at %
UAFliBle AyAntiA.
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rltrhbutg IlnlIMnx AccIlsnl.

BOsroS, Dec. l7..-ThG stste has finally
assumed the liability for The accidet
upon tho Troy & Greenfield road at
B,rdSwoll's Ferry, last spring, as 1t was
obliged to do under its contract with the
FitChburg Railroad Company. Out Of
the tolls due the State by the railroad 10
drawn the sum Of S95,S70 TO reimbure
the company for payments made on ac-
count Of persoeal Injuries received by
passengers upon that occasion. This
largely reduces the years income,
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Now and then some West Virginia Dem
ocrat is about to enter on the promised
land, and all at once 1t Is discovered that
hls democracy 10 not above proof, Note
tho wranglo ever the Wood county ,states'
man who was TO have had a job in the
Goyernmsnt Printing Office,