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family.
Thomas Freeman and Mr.. Stewart, OF
washipgton county, Pa, have formed 8
partnership in the fire brick business and
will erect new brick works at Freernau's
Landing, Hancock county. Their main
building viii be 60x105 feet, three stories.
They have finished the grading for tins
building, and the lumber is on the GROUND
Hall Brothers, of East Liverpool, have the
contract for the building. Mr.. Freeman
has Just completed new dry house, and
when the one under contract is finished,
the factory will be quite extensive one,
capable of turning out great many brick.
The works ara to be ready for operation
by the first Of June.
A branch of the Conductors, Brother.
hood, composed of conductors on the
second division Of the B & o. and to be
known as Berkeley Division" was
organized at Martinsburg Tuesday night.
The following officers and members Of the
Grand Order were present: s. NJ. Taylor.
of Keyser, ID. G. @. c.; j. A. King, Of
Baltimore, D G. A. c C.; 2 @. Martin,
d. G. s & T.; p. w. Burk, d. G
s. O.; Fl. Morris, ID. G. J. c.; VIM
Jennings, d. G. I. s.; F. MeNaley,
d. G. o. s, and H. NJ. Shields. Grafton
Division No. 100, G.. II. Bailey, G. Goldie
and II. A. Ringer, Knobley Division No.
1872, and J. W. Hipsley, Collins Division
No 5. Twenty of the Second Division
conductors were initiated: G. " Rath-
man, r Boyer, G. W. Riding, P. Heelan,
W. T. Darby, B. s. Hedges, W. H. Keller,
@. II. Shipley, r. Friskey, A. S. Cham
bers, w. Wolf, G. D. Poisal, WV. Darby,
T. C. Grove and J. I. Miller. and the or
gauizaiion Of tine new Division was COM
pleted by the election of W. T. Darby, G..
G; A. s. Chambers, A. C. C; G " Rath-
man, s & T.; T. Friskey, s. C; W. NJ.
Darby, /. s and O. Ii. Shipley, o. s.
A short time since phenomenon occur
red on the head of Gnatty creek, Upshur
county, which has excited considerable
comment, After one rainy night certain
men Of the neighborhood discovered that
tho earth, Lefr the top of high hill, COW
ering an area of about q quarter Of an acre,
was washed ont in basin shape, five feet
deep or more, az II barrels Of water had
descended simultaneously upon the
spot. Near the basin Is rayine through
which little stream, perhaps twelve
inches in depth, winds its way to the
creek. Down this raviue the food rushed
like an avalanche, rising to full FIVE feet in
height and twelve feet in breadth, floating
logs that had lain there for many years,
among them. one log thirty feet in length
and two and half feet in thickness. 1t is
said that it would have required four
horse team to have moved it; and rocks
which men say could not have been moved
by the strength of rs many men ss could
have taken hold of them were swept down
the ravine and piled like 30 many chunks
of wood. Locust saplings on the sides Of
the ravine were broken of, and banks Of
sand and clay were washed to the sides Of
the ravine by the flaod on its way TO the
creek, which was suddenly raised TO re-
markable height. The flood occurred at
night.
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ldviae IN pIothsya,

Mrs.. winslow's Soothing Syrup 10,
children teething, Is the prescription o;
oneof the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething It's value Il
incalcuable. It relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ing in thsA bowels, and wind collie. By
giving health 10 the child II rests IL
mother. Price 25c q bottle.
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GENERAL INTELILGENCE.
Robbed by a Relative.

Sometime Saturday evening, Bruno OF
ten, who lives at No. 1905 Market street,
was robbed Of q watch and chain, and
charm, the latter containing pictures of
his wife and mother, o gold ring, q new
suit of clothes, pair of shoes and pocket
book containing So so. A relative, lately
arrived from Germany, who was boarding
in the house, is suspected.
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"a Rox of Cash"

Tonight Miss Edith Sinclair and her
celebrated comedy company will COM
msnce three nights engagement ut the
Grand Opera House, in the funny musical
comedy, "a Box of Cash" The company
Includes Ed. NJ. Favor aud o strong array
of Vaudeville talent. Secure your seats
early, % the Grand will no doubt be packed
TO the doors tonight.
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poINrs ON PEOPLE.

novemsnts Of Citizens and the Coming
and Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. James McKenney, the popular New
York salesman, is in the city again. Mac
has made many friends in Wheeling.
Frank Hennig stopped over in this city
last night. The Kean Company was en-
route from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh, where
thew NAV this week. Frank stopped Of
n wheeling till this morning, when he
will 90 on mp.
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Worth knowing.

Mr.W. ii. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fls., WIS taken with severe Cold, attend
ed with distressing Catarfh Snd running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-eslled popular cough REM
s.i;ea and steadily grew worse. Was re-
duoed in flesh, had difficulty breathing
md was unable to sleep. ns,ly uleu
ns Kings New Discoysy ior consump.
II. 1t snd found immediyA relief, and ate,
SION an1 io hsIs sS1ozen bottles found
uapg s -, and has dad no return Of the
nimseH We" NJ ashs remedy, can show 20
disease N0 exnres rs DIR. Kings New
grand : ree Wv Presumption. Guaranteed
Discov:Iy iat is claimed for il. Trial
to Jus Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
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The Y. p. w. A. will meet this evening
MI 7:3O o'clock in the lecture room Of this
church. Topie--'Following the Lord"
Matt. 1924. The meetings heretofore
have been very interesting, and the mem
bers will gladly welcome all who desire to
attend. A cordial invitation Is extended
TO all.
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saIbsrt,. Garden.

/ hereby announce to my friends and
the public that Seibert's Garden is now
open for the season. Fine tenpin alleys
and pool room. The best Of Refreshments
constantly on hand. GEO. SEIBERT.
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.HIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table liking effect April Sth, lsss Pas
sengeI trans will run as foliows-Ccntrkl Time
All trains daily except those marked thuS
which do no. run on sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. No. a. 40. D. NosfISo. /
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Ml.sH,tlIs Rernard Chase,

This charming little eommedienne and
vocalist will commence n three nights en-
gsgsment at the Grand Opera House on
Thursday evening, April &c, in the great
comedy drama entitled, rags, the Wild
Cat" supported by good company.
Miss Chase is highly spoken Of by our
Eastern exchanges, and IS il is her first sp-
pearanee here, she no doubt will meet with
q very aatteripg reception.
The Department EocaIupmsnt g. A. r.
Delegates 10 the Department Eucamp-
ment G.. A. R, which meets at Weston,
Wednesday Of this week, will leave Wheel
ing on the 5:45 train Tuesday evening, and
will arrive ut Clarksburg at 1870, where
they will remain until Sis Wednesday
morning. Any comrades desiring to at
tend and have not certificates for the pur-
chase of tickets, can get them by calling
on G. f. IRWIN, Commander of Post Sc, or
F. II. Crsgo, Assistant Adjutant General.
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Fir.t Baptist Church.

Try our Mems Genuine Calf shoes at
81 so. at Hasensuer's, 104S Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-23

sI65, sL65. sizes.
Our Ladies' fine Dongols Kid at 81 SIS
beats the world, at Hasenauer's.
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CBILDREN's shoes 81 cents, st Hssen
aur's
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lfII.7 MAIN STREET.
sgEHDGY IN THE CITY.
narmnmot,r Record.

thermometer Record.
aspf, the Opera House drug
Q following observations OF
IRE Saturday: 2 D. m, Al;
m, 50; 3 - ~, 90; z p
Der, ehaDgeable.
~, 46; Ga. N. 40; II m,
p. m, 81. Weather
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c. HESS a SONS,
Market street.
trace Up.

trace Up.
depressed, your appetite
athered with Headache,
vous, and generally out
p brace uD. Brace mp,
nts, spring medicines,
10 for their basis very
and which stimulate
I'd thsa leave yoa On q
an before What you
2 that viii purify yop1
action of Liysy end
par vitality, I'D give
Z strength Such q
n iaGletT1e Bittsrs,
bst It Logan &coIs
- -
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ou.er FIts and siar'.'

The fits and starts-usins these 1 ssoOIe ollen
literal mssnlns-Of the nervous s TssT peryes q
.IrSs ,Ss ssh0dsr as ludier0us sas nv, seuse
hearing o. Sy abrupt snsxPsc.;sd n ossS
and ,Ssg sosimss 2 ss1s0sS%n s sr d
ola Iumpinglack A,cs.sssinallation Of the 100,
most instances ,,n,,I,irition OF the nerves as y
and eonyanen.y ,,1t1s body. This pro.oo 90 -
the ssnss S,eiv OF serious nervous dlsssss
fhe seme1y e Hosletters stomaen S. ,s,s sTn
Insizorats the stomach and snso sr c -
~ .,,rsa 10 n win be found that the nerve
s,oSr ,,,fe tranquil By day, nightly repo9 ~
49,, - - INTERRUPTED and appetite more Yix ss
ous AID satisfying. These are me ininsa =
1,,~ viuor f,ha Efllers also cure ever Anl
sSss' liver complaints and constipation.
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90 Advertisements
coSD PAGT.

coSD PAsS.
Work at the Confectionery
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As HOuSekeeper.
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April 81, 1888

A Gard From Raw. Mr. Dryden.
To he Editor Of The Register:
SIR: Il noticed in your columns OF the
21st the card of Rev. Mr.. Ulfert, in which
that gentleman gave his opinion in refer
ence to my quotat'o ns from St. Justin,
which were examined OF the REGISTER Of
fee on the afternoon Of the 18th. was
surprised when / read Rev. Ulfert's state
ment of the case, and / regard 1t by no
means q fair and accurate account. In
deed, il does me a great injustice. Rev.
Father McElligott picked up Mr.. Ulfert and
had him present on the OCCASION referred
to. And / can well understand Rev.
Ulfert, when / call to mind former ex-
perience that I had with him not long
since. Let the public remember this fact
am ready to staod by the report Of Prof.
John H. Roemer, and the public will have
that in o very short time. Only let us he
patient until the facts are known, end
when they are known, il will then appear
who il right and who Is wrong. desire,
too, in this connection TO refer to another
fact set forth in the same Issue of your
paper. II was emphasized that Rev.
McElligott produced the Greek text
of 81. Justin and had
only English translations. / would
Just inform the public that had the trans
laticn of A. Cleveland Coke, DID,, and il
was admitted by Rev. McElligott. On
one quotation introduced the authority
of DR.. Elliott, whom had followed in that
particular case. / am ready to stand by
the facts whatever they are, bnt Rev.
McElligott backed down and retired when
the examination had only begun. / am
waiting for Rev. MeElligott, let him speak
out.
M Z npYnRN
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Minnie PA mar.

A mistaken impression has gone abroad
that the price of tickets If admission to the
Opera House on next FRI day and Saturday,
when Miss Minnie Pilmer is to palrs
her farewell appears neg IN America
for i've > e to be raised
to sl,9S .sosS z mistake. The
seats why same as for all irst-class
ATTRACT cents for the gallery, IS
Sc Il q stairs and Il for reserved seats.
fous( e Of seats will open at the Opera
% e box Office on Wednesday mornips Z,
it is apparent that there is going to be
IA unprecedented rush for them, 80 that
those who desire good seats should be on
hand when the box Office opens, at eight
o'clock Wednesday morning. Applications
have been received TO- tickets from every
little town in the vicinity, as we'll as from
PittsbuTg.
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Last evening about Z o'clock a row oc
Cured ut Sadie Tracy's house on Eoff street.
Several chaps who were pretty drunk got
into quarrel and commenced to throw
beer bottles st each other, and raise Cain
generally. Officers Carney and Deku
heard of the racket and when they reached
the house the men skipped. A chase then
followed out Seventeenth street and the
men wese not captured until Wood
street was reached. A big crowd followed
at the heels Of the policemen and the
event stirred up good deal Of excite
ment.
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Ok THE REGIS
r homes can secure
request, or order
where.delIVery
make Immediate
&c.
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M. F. DRYDEN,
Pastor North 81. Church.
A Gard From Rev. Fsthsr Bouiloa.
MnuSnsyILLK. April 81, 1888.


ID ne lar af The REGISTER:
sIR-In your Saturday number (April
2l) Rev. Dryden endorses your account Of
the 'sNovel Discussion" given in your
previous Issue Of April 20. This endorse
ment explains Il 10 me- Rev. Mr.. Dry
den concludes his article by declaring
that my statement Of the case
is "unfair.n Win tho Rev. gen.
tlenan point ont one sentence
in my statement which is not entirely cor.
rect2 Can he do it? know that he has
found q summary way 10 dismiss me: 81
do not recognize Rev. Boutlou in this con-
troversy,n he solemnly declares But I
beg the Rev. Dryden TO remember that /
did mot enter and that ] refused to enter
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the BrunsWiek
eBioved TO Me-
~ No. "a Twelfth
the Hnest and
hin the state.
for ySuFseIf.
8 STOCK JUST
D,
Latest Designs
oiBgs and ever
DO made mp in
Ind az Reasonable
itings n Specially.
and dt guaranteed.
Finishing Department
. Newest soyeIties OF
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Louis Kraus was arrested by Officer
Bell for raising a disturbance with Jake
Gather on Chapline street.
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&st sswed Hob-nail Brogns at
=, IL ~ Hasensuer's, 1o4S Main street.
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New Engines Tor the ONO his5r hoau'
Two large new engines with three sets
of drive wheels each came down over the
Panhandle road yesterday and went on
south over the Ohio River road. These
engines are the first ipstallment of u large
lot of new rolling s7oek recently coma
plsted fOrthe Ohio River Company. The
Ohio River Company finds the bust
ness Of its freight department in
ersasiDg 70 rapidly that the present
supply of rolling stock is entirely made
ouate and considerable addition will have
20 be made. From forty to fifty cars Of
through freight pass north through TINS
city every day, the freight mainly consist
ing of ties, slaves, readings, tan-cark'
boop-poles and miscellaneous lumber,
nearly all coming from far down the line
During the ensuing four months the con-.
pany expects TO ship from eignt 10 Ten
thousand cars Of freight.
L.. Emmett This Evening.
JOe Eamcs will appear at the Opens
House this evening In Fritz oul
Cousin Germsn." 1t is useless to say fna'
n fulI house il assured. The Cincinnati
Enquirer ssys Of the new "Ffits:" tn.
Grand contained q very large audience Last
.vsnins-about the largest one Of tn
present seasOn-and Is was very entnu
s;o.,;s ons bafore tho evening was yer,
long Las p'S Int il is only in name
s' The play has been Esyt e. i Sss I rs,
hauled, and IS now ~ t asn sas D The do
that Mr.. Emmett has ever ,,n. 0 : deep one, ant
is Ofinterssi although s1s D. n Worth. The seen
many Of me lines are s1I % ~ the sets making
S S5s,s : 1 Dstu sSS1 and was painted s s5
E%%sl . batter sdssa,sss a snii
he has Ps g sss aa s' is j .slf
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POLICE PICRUP5.

Matters Cleaned Around Police Head
Quarters.
Officers Carney, Shorts and Wlkie
raided Maggie Conroy's house at O'Clock
yesterday morning and captured the
madame, six girls and two men, all of
whom put mp for their appearance.
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WANTED TO DIE.

Eighteen cases will be heard by His
Honor this morning.
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L. s. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest
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N
the First Regiment of West Virginia milf
tin will be held at Grafton to-day Mon
day. 10 select place for the annual en-
campment, which will be held on the first
Tuesday in August next. AJunior Msjor
for the regiment will also be elected at the
Grafton meeting. Captain A. Howard
Fleming, OF the Elkins Guards, will be
presented by his friends as q candidate for
the petition.
Mrs. Fontain Smith, wife of Ek-Ssna-
tor Fontain Smith, of Fairmont who
has been lying at deaths door for several
days, at the home of her daughter, Mira
Fleming Bib, near Rnth's Glenn, Vir-
GINA, died last Friday. Her husband
and son, Hon. @. l.. Saith, were sum-
Inoned 10 her bedside several days ago.
Mrs Smith was former Virginia lady.
Her family name was Burma She was
widely and fayorsbly known throughout
the State.
At midnight, on Thursday, the Tele-
phone Exchange at Clsrksburg was closed,
by order of the Bell monopoly. The ex-
change hiss been in operation for over two
wears, and hv been q success from the
start. Aitsr the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court, the Bell Company came
.doxn on tha Clarksbura eopesrn With
both feet, and to protect their patro14 he
latter decided to close their Offices Tkey
made liberal oilers 20 the Bell Company Ia
order to keep the exchange running, but
the Bell people wouldn't accept them.
An insane woman about thirty years old
and very beautiful, gave the passengers ON
the down train on the Ohio River road the
other day thrilling experience. She Ia
said to have got ON near Moundsville.
During most Of the time she kept mp most
pitiful screams. She made frantic efforts
10 escape at every station and raised such
an excitement and fright that women In
some instances are said to have left the
ear. Those having her in charge were
kept busy preventing her self-dsstruction.
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01

tal preferences and the most probable
action of the delegates In convention.
Twenty-Five States had been heard from up
to Saturday night. A brief summary Of
the replies from these States is as follows:
New York-of the sixty-eight delegates fifty-
one will probably vote for Governor Gray, Of
Indiana. General Black, of Illinois, is the gen.
eral second choice, and seventeen Of the dele.
gates are for him for first choice. Tammany
and the County Democracy are almost unani-
nous for Gray.
Missouri, after w. R. Morrison, of Illinois, as
first choice, will go for Gray in consequence
OF Blacks course to Morrison.
The Kansas delegates are divided between
Gray and Black, but are chiefly for Gray.
Oregon, after Governor Pennoyer as first
choice, is for o Western man.
Nevada is for protectionist.
Massachusetts is first for P. A. Collins and
then for either F. o. Prince or Judge Abbott.
Ohiois nearly evenly divided between Gray
and Black.
Connecticut is for a Western man.
Nebraska is for General Stevenson. of Illi-
nois, first, and then for either Gray or Black.
South Carolina prefers an Indiana man.
Michigan offers majority for General Black
Georgia will give its whole delegation to Gov
ernor Gray
Indiana is instructed for Gray
Maryland prefers Gray to anybody else.
Virginia is first for Governor Lee, and then
AOE oGCVCuSOu ITdy.
The personal preferences of the Iowa delega-
tion are Gray 8, Black II, but they will vote
solid for Gray If it is evident that the Admins
tratiou favors him.
Kentucky prefers Stevenson but will vote
for Gray or Black, with the chances in favor of
Gray.
Illinois preferences are Black 49, Morrison
2, Stevenson g, Gray g
New Hampshire leans toward Gray.
Colorado inclines toward Black.
Mississippi is chiefly for Black.
Texas Is instructed for Mills and is for GRAY
as second choice.
Pennsylvania has majority for Gray
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May ga special train
will leave here Sunday morning, June 9, at
10 o'clock, via the Chicago, Burlington &
Northern conveying the Minnesota, Dakota,
Montana and Washington Territory dele
cations to the Democratic convention at
st. Louis, including the Mesaba Club, of
Duluth, twenty five strong; Key City Club,
of Dubuque, sixty strong; the Eastern
Iowa delegation, thirty strong. Governor
Church, of Dakota, joins the party at st.
Paul. The principal Democratic papers
will be represented and provisions are be-
ing made for 400 persons on this train
SAN FRANCISCO, May y28.-Delegates to the
National Democratic convention left here
yesterday morning for st. Louis On their
special car was the inscription: 'sCalifornia
delegation solid for Grover Cleveland"
The Hope pioneer., 1888-06-01
WEST AND SOUTH,

The gold and silver output OF Montana
last year was on the 24th estimated at over
$4,000, ,OOO
WISCONSIN Prohibitionists convened at
Madison on the 24th and made the follow
ing nominations: For Governor, E. G..
Durant; Lieutenant Governor, I. b. Dahl
Secretary of State, Nelson La Due Collins
Treasurer, D. Cline Prescott; Attorney
General, General Charles E. Pike; Super
intendent Of Public Instruction, j.. II.
Gould; Railroad Commissioner, E. W.
Drake; Insurance Commissioner, s. NJ.
Bixby. The platform denounces the liquor
traffic; insists upon State and National
prohibition laws, and opposes all forms of
license. r. c. Richmond, S. D. Hastings.
E. c. Durant and Mrs. Amy Kellogg Morse
were elected delegates at-large to Indianap-
oils.
THE Colorado Democrats met at Denver
on the Ath and named the following dele
gates to st. Louis; T. M. Patterson, E. A.
Ballard, T. b. Ryan, James Carlisle, DR.. W.
T. Cockrel and c. Boreld.
A SEVERE wind storm on the 24th dam.
aged business and resident property at
Corsicana, Tex, to the extent of s25, 900,
and in the surrounding country the dam
age was very large and over dozen build.
ings were unroofed.
The Democrats of Maryland made the
following Congressional nominations on
the 24th: First district. c. II. Gibson IRE.
nominated); Third, H. W. Rtsk; Fourth,
1sadore Raynor (renominated); Fifth,
Barnes Comton (renominated] Sixth, H.
K. Douglas.
At the National meeting Of Dunkards at
Wabash, Ind, on the oath it was decided
that members must quit using tobacco be-
fore they take baptism.
JUDGE NASH decided on the 24th that the
act of the Legislature of Washington Ter
ritory extending the suffrage to women was
unconstitutional.
On the 25th Reuben Drake, a weli-to-do
farmer, sixty years Of age, and his wife and
two grandchildren were murdered in their
home in the town Of Kickapoo, Wis. It
was supposed the murderer's object was
robbery.
ONO Prohibitionists in convention on the
18th at Toledo nominated the following