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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
DISGUSTED BOOMERS.
They Went Down to Meet Blaine, but
Dfda't Meet

They Went Down 10 meet Dihiho' ou'
Dida't Meet
New YORK, August 9.-The Ship News
Office of the Associated Press, at the Bat
tery, was thronged to suffocation all this
morning. Everybody there had the stereo'
typed question on the tip of his tongues
the City of New York reported. The re-
porter in charge was hoarse from answer
ing the question yesterday and this morn
ing, and hung out the following sign:
"There ia no news of the City of New
York"
The steamer Sam Sloan, with the Repuh-
lican Club of New York City and their
guests, started down the bay again
this morning to await Blaine's COM
ing. 1t was announced that the
Sam Sloan would start promptly at
7 O'Clock, but the City Of New York
had not yet been sighted, there was no
necessity for sticking strictly to this pro-
gramme, and it was after Z o'clock when
the start was made. There was not as
many people on board as there was yester-
day, but still the boat was comfortably
filled. Among those it carried we're MIR.
and Mrs James G. Blaine, Jr., Mr. Walker
Blaine, Mrs A. L CoDger of Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Troutman, Mrs. r. c.
Kereus and Miss Kittie Kerens of St.
Louis, VIM. Walter Phelps, Murat Hal
stead, ex-U. s District Attorney A. w.
Tenney, James p. Foster, Jerome Deasey,
Delegate from the Irish Republican Asso-
citation of California, Gen. A. f. King, and
other representatives of all the States in
the Union. Instead of the Seventh Regi-
ment band, there was present the Balti'
more Light Infantry band, who stirred up
with lively strains the still drowsy pafsen-
gers. When the Sloan reached quarantine
station, il was learned that nothing had
yet been seen of the City Of New York.
A carrier pigeon arrived from the Sam
Sloan about 2 o'clock, and under its wing
was the following information:
"The Sloan ran out through the narrows
and down toward Sandy Hook. 1t was
Joined By the tug Lewis Pulver' carrying
the Chicago Blaine Club with thtir big fire
crackers. figs aud Harrison hats. The
tive vessels cruised about for some time,
keeping a sharp lookout for the City OF
New York; but seeing nothing to reward
watchfulness. After q time the Pulver
drew alongside the Sloan and made fast
The majority of tho Chicago men Chamber
ed on board the Sloan. They received a
warm reception from the members of the
Republican club.
Mrs James G Blaine, Jr., aud the
ladies accompanying her spent most OF
their TIME in the saloon, where they held
an Informal reception
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
HOUSE WORK.
The Chinese Bill Observation-Disclosures Ap- |
preparation Bali.

The Chinese Bin Refsrred-DeficiencyA Ap-
preparation Bali.
WASHINGTON, August 9.--Mr. Morrow,
of California, asked unanimous consent ioI
the present consideration of the Senate bill
to carry into effect the provisions Of the
treaty between the United States ard
China The bill, he said, had passed the
Senate unanimously, and a similar meas
ure had received the unanimous approval
of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr Springer objected and the bill was re-
ferred.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage by that body Of concurrent
resolution declaring that members OF both
Houses will attend the funeral Of General
Sheridan on Saturday next and that as
mark of respect TO the memory OF the de-
ceased, when the two Houses adjourn on
Friday it will be 10 meet on Monday next.
Ou motion Of Mr.. Cox, of New York, the
motion was concurred in. The House went
into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Spring,
er, of Illinois, in the chair, on the def
cheney appropriation bill. After an elab'
crate debate the Committee rose and the
House adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
ABOLD swiNDLER
Who Pretends to Solicit Money for the
Democratic Campaign.

Who Pretends to Solicit Money for the
Democratic Campaign.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Sevoral days
ago Chairman Brice, Of the National
Democratic Campaign Committee, re-
ceived letter from Mason, Ills, asking as
to the authorization of a certain National
Badge Co., of 1873 Broadway, this city, to
solicit funds for the Democratic campaign
expenses The postmaster enclosed cir
calar from the Badge Go. and an alleged
newspaper clipping, showing the necessity
OF postmasters contributing to be retained
10 office Mr.. Brice notified Mills tina,
the company was swindle. Inspector
Byrnes took mp the case and found that
there was no badge company at the address
given, but that an individual named joel
T Smith had an Office in the building, aud
had a large daily mail. Smith was ar
rested on Wednesday aud confessed He
arrived here recently from Denver ard
concocted the scheme. He got the ad-
dresses OF 480 Dostmasters and sent ont the
circular and clippings. He has been quite
successful Smith Is about 80 years old
and married He was held for examina-
ton in Police Court to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
DEMOCRATS AROUSED
TWO ENTHUSIASTIC COUNTY, mSTIH1nqs
YESTERDAY.
Lxs oossty Dsao9ag id . Oh
in u ksl-ln 1aiA.G;A1ks usahk -
Rols Raining e-Riltazt Psupssb
n Wed.



WESTON, WEST Va, ApgSA A.
The Democratic county ds,ssaas esavss-
tiou met ct the Opsra Hoass te-day, 1ndeR
very favorable circamstAncsa everything
passed OF quietly and harnsaieasly, ~
an exosllsnt ticket was plsosd h ~ fsad,
one that will bs elected thh all with b.
creased Dsm6cratic msjerity. Tia crowd
was unusually largo thsrs being ffoa 1vs
hundred 10 seven hundred and nfty psopls
present Ths oonvsntion was eAllsd tssr-
der BY Hon. Andssv Edninsssa. ~
made . strong spssoh end 1ansa
George W. Crook Temporary oAairnan,
who was afterwards made psfnaneAt
chairman and j. O. Sims SECRETARY. Nea-
nations for the legislature were tAsneall-
Cd. Hon. w. E Lively and @, u. OH
ester were named, Lively - nnninaAed
on tho first ballot Whsesapen 0Afdes1er
moved to make Lively's no0inatioa unAa-
imous. Next in order was Prosscati1g
Attorney. W. B. NcGary received he
nomination unanimously. Other county
offices were nominatsd, including Bhsftd,
County Commissions, Surveyor a1d Al.
SCISSORS. Ringing speeches were msds By
Hon. W. E. Lively and W. B. Me0asy.
Immediately after the convsntion adjourn
I'd Q tall Cleveland Thurmsn pole was
raised in front Of the Demoevaf once, On
the top Of which 10 broom and red ban.
danna stresmer. The Democrats ere In
good spirits and the party In the county b
in good fighting trim. The ticket Nvs
entire satisfsction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
WAR TARIFF LESSON.


Your skill and muse3s you regarded -
the equivalent Il 50. .0Oof
Yes.
And the chs: suplcyeia proportion 10
their skill and ability?
Just 60.
To-day you tell me that Grab = wasth
over $50, ,000. 600. Get Is, 600 900. Hold
$40, 600 600 and Snatch $1,000, 000-ol
over $50 OOO, COO in all % their profits.
Now, what have you made ont of your
skill and labor while they have grown int0
millionaires under high TARIFF
Well, / was only 90 employe, you know
Certainly; that is true enough. Bot II
the tariff is for the benefit of the working.
mea and not ths mill-owners, the former
ought to get rich more rapidly than the
latter. Your skill and labor, at . fair esti.
mate, was equal to $40, 600 Of capital as
per cent, was it notY
OF course it was.
Now show me what return the tariff has
brought you, good artisan.
/ don't understand you.
Why, Grabs $40, 600 cas1 has groWp into
millions, thanks 10 the tariff-but the i'm.
portant thing ia, what has been the income
on your $40. 900 worth Of skill and laborP
Has tariff taxation multiplied il by 500. or
300, or 100, or even by 10. in the last
twenty years.
Well, I'm just about as we'll of now o.
I was in 1870, except as to the mortgag,
and the fact that am not rs capable ol
working as WAS then.
Your capital has been impaired al
around, and your income is invisible?
Pm afraid that such is the case.
1t has taken all your earnings to decent
ly feed, clothe and educate your family
and pay the taxes?
Just about.
And on every dollars worth. of the
necessaries of life you have been purchasing
all this time you have been paying an
average of AZ per cent of tariff tax. This
euriches not the consumer, but the privi-
legged class, who pocket the increased
profit. They tell me Mr.. Grab, Of your
firm, has an income Of 5000 dayP
That is fact, no doubt.
That's nearly $2,OO0,OOO net profit o
year. OF his employees how many Of them
do not receive over $685. year?
A good many thousand, but they are not
skilled lsborers.
And yet Mr.. Grabs profits for year
are equal to the total earnings of fve
thousand Of his employees. That Is where
protection coupta How much tariff did
your employers pay on the laborers they
imported to take your places when you
were unwilling TO stand red1ction9
Nothing. There Is no tariff on labor.
1t Is admitted free.
Exactly, and therein lies the advantage
of the protected manufacturers. What
ever they manufacture is protected by
tariff taxation. But labor Ia admitted
free. There is no tariff duty-no tax on
it. The laboring man must face the wild
eat competition to sell his labor in the
market, aud then pay the tariff taxation
on all the necessaries he purchases. And
yet the tariff barons try to make him be-
lieve thst he is being protected while he
is being taxed in the direction of the poor
house. Since we have free trade in labor,
We ought to have lower taxes on life's
necessities. Don't you think sop
We'll, yea, lido.
You ought to understand your own ex-
perience. w. A. TAYLOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
Closing Up Pittsbusx "Club..'

PITTsBURo, August 9.-The numerous
literary" ''sbootiDg' and 'fshing''
clubs organized heresboats since the
Brooks High License law went into effect
are doomed. James Lowry, Of Beltxhoover,
convicted of selling liquor without license,
was to-day sentenced by Judge Slagle 10
pay. fine Of $500 and undergo three
months imprisonment in the workhouse
Lowry formerly kept . saloon In BeltE
hoover, bot was refused . kcensa. He
then started the ''Southsids Shooting
Club" and obtained the agency ofs Wbesl.
iDg brewing company. Hn sentence has
caused consternNtion among the proprie-
tors and members OF clubs since May 1st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
The Br,t,.h Minister Notified.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-The Secre-
tary of State to o-day received telegram
from the Governor of Missouri in regard to
the case of the English murderer Max
we'll, sentenced to be banged to day. So
far as be can see, there is nothing In the
letter of the British minister transmitting
the..rtqu uest of the British government for
respite, that would justify him in de-
laying the execution of the sentence, es-
pecisIly as it is not alleged that any new
facts in connection with the case will be
developed by the investigation said to have
been instituted by the Eaglish authorities
and in regard to which he has no informa-
ton whatever. A copy of the telegram
was sent to the British minister.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
They Don't Want Blaiue's Advice.

WASHINGTON, August "a report
which has been sent out that a number of
Senators would go to New York to-day to
meet Blaine and confer with him and the
National Committee on the subject of the
tariff bill appears to contain no truth what
ever.
A few Senators may 90 IS individuals,
simply 70 welcome Blaine, but his advice
as to the tariff bill is not necessary, nor is
it sought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
Steal Works Burned.

CLEVELAND, August 9.-The old cru
chile steel works of the Cleveland Steel
Co in this city, were leased three weeks
ago to the Prospect Rolling Mill Co. The
works were to begin operations this morn
ing and the fires 10 the heating furnaces
bad been lighted at o'clock. The sparks
from the furnaces ignited the frame walls
of large building and in an hour the mill
was a smoking ruin. The loss is $50, 900;
insurance SO 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
Imnort.n, Bro,hsrhood Me.tine.

ST.. LOUIS, August s.-The greatest So
crecy prevails among the Brotherhood en-
gineers, who are in the city to attend the
meeting which begins to-day. Nothing
definite conld be learned this morning ex-
cept that. the object of the meeting was
considered by all % of highest Importance.
Nobody but locomotive engineers will be
admitted TO the convention The Buriing-
ton strike is not the special reason for the
gathering. but rather the consideration OF
matters Of vital interest TO the order. Far
ther than this nothing can be learned Of
the purposes of the engineers. Thsre are
from 100 TO $50 engineers in sttendance,
each of them the chairman Of the grievances
committee of his respective road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
LONG DRAWN OUT.
Tho Tariff Contest In the ssnate-Psd
docks Prediction.

Tho Tariff Contest In the ssnste-Psd.
docks Prediction.
WAsHINaTos, August 9.-Senator Pad
dock, ofNebrsska, stated to-day that be
does not expect Congress to reach an sd.
journmeut before tho latter part Of Septem.
Der. H says this long g-drawn-out session
might have been shortened had the Repub-
lican managers in the House presented q
substitute for the Mills bill when the lat
ter measure was being considered by
the House. He does not expect
many set speeches to be made on tho Re
publican side, but the Democrats will
probably insist upon contrasting the Re
publican effort with the Mills bill. In
other words, the indications are that the
programme In the House will be reversed,
the Democrats forming the attacking
party and the Republicans acting on the
defensive 80 far a. their bill is conc e7ned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
rheir Crlme Pound rhem ONT.

CHICAGO, ILL, August "A dispatch
from Salt Lake City, Utah, says United
States Deputy Marshals Frank and Cannon
have made an arrest of two accused muir
derers who, twenty-nine years ago, shot q
man in cold blood upon the streets here
The principal in the murder is Howard o
Spencer, and his accomplice is George
Stringham. Their victim was Sergeant
Pike, ofthe U. s. army.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
The Widow of Captain Lee.s

WASHINGTON, August ga woman ap-
piled at police headquarters yesterday for
relief for herself aud five children. She
claims to be the widow of Captain Sidney
Smith Lee, brother of Governor Lee, of
Virgins. She says her husband left an
estate of SIS, 900, from which she has been
unable TO OBTAIN any share or benefit, it
being in the hands of the administrator.
Temporary relief was given, and her case
will bs Investigated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
HE SPIKED HIS GUNS.
How senator Gormsn Got Ahead of Sem
tor Hoar.:

How senator Gormsn Got Ahead of ssna-
tor Hoar.'
WASHINGTON, August s-Many people
have wondered why Senator German In his
recent speech in the Senate on the Canadian
Pacific railroad investigation mentioned
ttsser hsfle Ct Congressman Scott, the Penn
sylvania Democratic leader, as one of the
directors of that road in connection with
Levi P. Morton, the Republican candidate
for Vice President
Senator Hoar was prepared to deliver Q
long speech, in which he would show that
Calvin 3. Brice and W. L Scott, the t~o
Democratic leaders who are in control of
the Cleveland and Thurman campaign,
Senator German obtained the d nr
in advance of the Massachusetts, Senator,
and anticipated his assault by not
only admitting that Mr.. Scott, as o pri
vate citizen aud not a candidate for any
National Office, was interested in the
road, but to the surprise and dismay Of
many Republicans throughout the land,
also showing shst Mr.. Morton, one of the
Republican standard. bearers, was director
IN the road. In spite of the announcement
which came from Montreal to-day, that
Mr.. Morton's resignation as director in
the Canadian Pacific has been accepted. it
is asserted on good authority that Mr..
Morton still retains hisinterest in the road.
In order to get at the Morton incident,
Senator German was obliged to read
the names of the American directors, and
be would have been liable to criticism had
he omitted Mr.. Scott's name. Mr.. Nor
ton was the big game the Maryland Sena-
tor was after. aud it appears that his gun
was loaded with ball cartridge and his aim
true. Certain persons are trying to make
it appear that he took special delight in
dragging Mr.. Scott into the subject. His
real object was to show the country the
kind of man whom the Republicans had
chosen to 90 on the 'Only American
tiokat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
MR.. BRICE SEEKS ADVICE.
Congrsssmen Asked - Hslp nisa ia ~
Campaigu Work.

Congrsssmen Asked - Help nin h M
Campaign Werk.
WASHINGTON, August e.--Mr. Buss.
the chairman of the National Democratic
Campaign Committee, has called into
service q number of prominent Con-
gressmen for suggestions with regard
to running the campaign. He has in
vitsd several of the Democratic leaders
in the House and Senate to visit New York
aud give the campaign committee the ben
eft of their experience and judgment on
various subjects that ais likely TO arise
during the present canvass. 1t is said that
Mr.. Brice proposes to CLEAN as much infor-
nation rs possible regarding the various
sections OF country, with view 10 cover
Ing thoroughly those points which may be
regarded as vulnerable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10

Wood County Democratic Coavsatsea.
Special niepro~ % tAs Rxoss9.
PARKERsBuRG, August 9.-The Demo
Gratis Of this county to-day nominated The
following county ticket: R. Hsber Smith
BY soclamation for Prosscuting Atteessy,
A. A. Kellar for Sheriff, J. p. Sharp foe
Commissioner, J. E. Carl, L. N. LoGAA
and Ransom Rector for the House Of Dole
gates, Fred. Nelly and w. w. Pags for
Assessors. The convention wEs large and
orderly. The Democracy Of this county
are enthusiastic. This feeling u b BE-
lisved, Is 90 strong that with the many
changes from the Republican 10 tho Demo-
cratic ranks this campaign, the entire
ticket stands an excellent show for success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
the Deck for the Tariff Debate

UIbdUtHk t1I" D0UN TUT tIfo H6tIrf UoDotUs
WASHINGTON, ID c., August 9-Sens-
tor Sherman has sent a circular note TO
the Republican Senators asking each il
there ara any measures pending before the
Senate in which he is especially interested
and upon which he desires action by tie
Senate du'irg this session. The recipients
are requested 70 reply to the Com uittee on
the Older of Business. It ID understood
to be the intention of the committee to
provide for clearing the calendar of i'm
portant business before the tariff bill is
brought in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
Murderers out ON Bond.

ST. LOUIS, August "a report from
Topeka says: Sam Robinson and his asso-
cistes who were arrested a day or two ago
AT Hugoton, charged with conspiracy, but
who are really said to have murdered in
oold blood Sheriff cross aud his posse in
Connection with the Stevens county trou-
Ma were brought here yesterday by the
IToitad States Marshal All gave bonds IN
go of RI 800 70 81 900 and were released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
The Yellow Jack.

WASHINGTON, August -Surgeon-Gen.
Hamilton has received the following tele-
gam from DR.. Guitreas, at Jacksonville,
Fla: There is q circumscIibed fear OF
inspection in Que block in this city.
Twelve more cases have been discovered.
traceable to the same ceutre." He received
a telegram from Mr.. Murray, at Manatee,
Fla saying: -Four new cases. making a
total of thirteen, one fatal case, at Palmetto,
across the river. No other cases known or
suspected"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
CoNDKHsKD TKLKsRAMs.

The rate meeting Of The IntsrnatisaAl
Traffic Association Was in ssaioa as Den
yer, Col.
Ali limited express trains between Chi-
cago and Missouri river points viii b
Withdrawn two weeks from next Sunday.
TEXAS fever 10 prevsilinG among IIlissis
cattle. The infected districts have ben
quarsntiped.
Engine 6Ol went through . trsatls -
the B & o. near Philadelphia One man
was killed and two daneerously irjursd
Gay ThornleM, Newton B. snd 6assis
8. were winners In The Buffalo ness ya-
terday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
risudish rrsia WreokSrs.

CHICAGO, August "a dispsscA frsu
Waco, Texas, says: A hsndish crime vas
committed Yesterday morning BY train
wrecEsrs. six miles from this city, % ~
Texas Central road. Pieces Of timber wsss
fastened 70 the track and The night O.
pre~ wss derailed, the locomotive dsusoi.
i.bed and ssvsrAl can badly DAMAGED.
Engineer J. Z Moses W. kiIlsd, HI Aes-
man terribly soa,dsd, and . heH Ssssa
passengers injured. A special ps1s =
scouripg ths coantsy for The csiminals
and the railroad osupasy Offers u. 900 ~
ward each for their cspturs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
A Gard of Correction.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of The Register.
WESTON, W. VA, August 8.-An error
occurred in yesterdays special which en-
tirely changed its purport. 1t was some
one of the Cole faction who drafted the
resolution referred to, and not the Som
merville faction, as stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
shsarIng q King OF His Power.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-Advices
from Honolulu by steamer Australia, state
that on July "a, by a vote of 35 to 10, the
legislative assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands passed q military bill over the
Kings veto By this bill the naval estab-
llshment is abolished and the army reduced
to IS men, exclusive of the military band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10

GENERAL HASTINGS, the man who
nominated SHERMAN at Chicago, comedies
that New Jersey is safely Democratic. In
this connection We rise to remark that 1t Is
a painfully noticeable fact that the original
SHERMAN men are not making very wild
claim. f,r BENNY HARRISON this yesr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10

The Oldest Physician In the state Dead
Spee,Gl TssgTum 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, August 9-Dr. 7. O.
Watkins, the oldest practitioner in the
State died at bis lone in this city, last
n,xtis, at the age of 81 years. Has prac'
ticsd medicine in this city for sixty years
having attenGed many of the prominent
people who stopped here years gone oy:
The { cath of the Doctor ends the line OF
his immediate family. He was cared for
bv friends in his last days, as he has nc
relatives in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
saiisbssy Csisisisea.

LoHDox, August s.-Ths ksrise nv
commenting on Lord Salisbsry's spsssA
the Lord Mayors bsnqast Lest night M
',rhs Prime Ministss must b swass q =
fallscy Of bis suegsstiss, hat RsiA
policy rsgarding BuIEaria b rsvsssd. n,
under rates the intelljgencs ei ths Azg 50
thinking that the country Geo lssl say.
thing bot anxisty ~ biz recital q ebyieao
plstitudes on foreign Battsn.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10
Grafr, Bennett, 8 Co s Mills Sold

PITTsBURG, August 9.-The two iron
mills of Graf, Bennett & Co. were sold at
auction to-day for $72s, 900, to satisfy two
mortgages, one for S625 900, held by the
New York Life Insurance Company, and
the other for 100000, held by local
parties. The properties were bought by a
syndicate OF creditors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10

Ar least one alleged newspaper will have
a, oppOrtunity TO explain a camPsin lie in
court. Mayor HEWITT has brought suit
f,r lihel against the New York Press
your Uncle ABRAM will make the prize
R.paal:cln mud-Dattery very weary before
he l. through With it.