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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

ACard From Hon. A. ". Csnpbsil.
WHEELING, W. Va, August 2, 1888.
To De Edir Of ak Reota1:
In your paper Of to-day 10 . dispatch
from Huntington, w. Va, pretending IA
give an account Of . political speech
making st that place on Tuesday evsuips
Last, in which had participation.
lam represented ~ having engaged in
o political joint discussion with Ex-Con.
gresham Gibson, and that after 10 had
replied to me in pursuance Of the pro-
gramms les the reader h left 70 infer)
declined further discussion and withdrew
from the arena.
There 10 not, Mr.. Editor, Q word Of ftruth
in all this. You have been impossd upon
by some one. ] neither bad nor W. ex-
pected to have adiscassion with Mr.. Glib.
son or any one else st Haptiag.
ton. ] was not there 10 discaa
politics or even 10 make Q polit-
ical speech. / was simply ssrenadsd
st my hotel, and In compliance with ths
request Of the gentlemen who paid Ne this
compliment / consented 70 make n -
tirely informal and unprsparsd addss1 =
the crowd in the Strsst on IL iasuss of IL
canvass.
No such tang - discaaisa with asy.
body was ever sueessted BY sny oss, @,
30 far - know, evsa thought o[ Or
tainly never had an intimatisa q tbe
subject from political friend q eppsnsst
After / had concluded my rsuarks, and
after tks band and paxt Of the crowd had
marched away, Mr.. Gibson hasAnGasd
those who remained hshind h nj swn
wsy and on his own heok. ~ II ~
wise mixed mp With q idsnHAcd with thiG
aftermath Of the sefsnadA. l vas 0eepd
In eonversation in tie pablo rosa q tt
hotel With number q gsatls0sn IL ~.
ancs of ths evsnipG aad did not hesr q
hear q . dossn sentences of 1r. GihoD'1
remafas. Vay Rapselfhlly,
f.f-- ~ IA nruDDvr
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Lewis County Democrats.

Special TSi60rGm TO the Register.
WESTON, W. VA, August 2.-The Dis.
trict Democratic conventions, which were
held in each of the five Magisterial dis.
tricts in the county to-day, to appoint
delegates to the County Convention, which
is to be held here next Thursday, passed
off quietly and harmoniously. The Dem
ocratic party is In good fighting trim, and
judging from the good feeling which ex-
listed throughout the county to-day, the
indications are that success will crown
the efforts of the party at the polls in
November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

IS ANOTHER column appears lettel
from Hon. HENRY c. DAVIS. declining t.
permit his name to be used for the guber
material nomination. Mr.. DAVIS main
reason is that it is feared by his associates
and himself that his candidacy would in
terfrre with the proper care and prOsecu'
tiOn Of his important railroad extension,
Mr.. DAVIS declination will surprise and
disappOint his large circle of friends aud
admirers. For, while it WAS known
that he had made objection to the
formal use Of his name for the nOmina'
ton, it was, nevertheless, generally sup
posed that by remaining silent, he had
taeitly given his consent. Re that as il
may, he has emphatically declined to al
low his name to be used further, and thai
settles il.
Mr.. DAVIS course narrows down the
canvass materially, and makes much
palmer sailing for the remaining gentle
men on the track; so long as the ex.Sena
tors rame Was used, his host of admirer;
naturally antagonizsd the other caud,
dates.
Ii the gentleman has determined to per.
nit the use OF his name, he would have
been formidable opponent; for there are
few men in the State who are more es.
tesmst or better known, or have more
influence.
Let Us now hope that Mr.. DAVIS will
push his enterprises in West Virgins
with renewed vigor.
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Wreck at BasrnesvIlle, o.

GAINESVILLE, o., August "A disas-
trous wreck occurred on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad a mile west of here yester-
day morning. While descending the heavy
grade at Lyons City fourteen cars of a
freight train left the track and were COM
pletely demolished, scattering coal, iron
piping and steel plates down the en-
bankments on either side. Three tramps
stealing a ride were buried beneath one of
the overturned cars and were taken ont
badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03
Yellow Fever Dying Out in Florida

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Surgeon Gen
eral Hamilton said to-day that the yellow
fever in Florida appeared to be dying out
for lack of material. There are at present
three cases at Plant City and none at
Tampa Nothing has been heard from
Manatee and the other infected places for
several days. The health authorities at
Baltimore have refused to allow the entry
into that city of certain samples belonging
to drummer who recently died at Tampa
of the fever.
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THREE MEN DEAD.

A Terribly Fatal Collision on the O. & q.
Special Telegram TO The Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August "A
collision on the c. & o. at Olive Hill, near
Ashland, KY, last evening, resulted in the
death of engineer Henry Areubel and fire.
man George Summerson, of Guyandotte,
and brakeman Jack Doyle, of Greenville,
Va. Conductor John Sullivan and a
number of others on the two trains were
badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03
MALONE WILL FIGHT.

No Concessions 20 be Made to the Wise
Cameron Crowd.
PETERSBURG, August AT the con-
ference here last night General Malone
made long speech, reviewing the politi-
cal situation in Virginia and referring to
the treatment he received at the Chicago
Convention. Malone will make no con-
cessions to the WISE Cameron faction, as he
is said to be anxious to test their strength.
The State Committee, of which Colonel
Houston is Chairman, will hold meeting
as soon as the Hon. John s. Wise returns
home from New York, to take action on
Mahone's reply to Col. Houston.
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Starving the Ayoop,hiuers.

CHICAGO, August "A dispatch from
Birmingham, Ala, says: The Bibb coun-
ty moonshiners are still confined in coal
drift, near Brierfeld, and are still being
zealously guarded by the citizens posse.
Those in the mine have no chance Of es-
cape, and being without food are undergo
ing gradual process of starvation. The
moonshiner who was shot Monday was
named Snyder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03
Rev. Mc0uesry Ordained.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, August 2.-To. day Rev.
Il. T. MeQueary, of Canton, Ohio, was or
dained a priest in the Protestant Episcopa,
Church. The services took place here, in
which Bishop Psterkin was assisted by
Rev. Robert A. Gibson, of Cincinnati, DR.
John Boyd, of Marietta, Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham, of Clsrksburg, and Rev. 8
Scally Moore, of this city. Rev. Nc
Queary was formerly pastor Of the Episco.
pal church at Fairmont, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

DELEGATES from thirteen German soci-
eue5 Of this city met last evening to select
Snme and place for the holding of their
grand VOlkesfest for the benefit of the suf-
ierers by the recent flood. Monday, Au-
gust Is, and the State Fair Grounds were
decided upon. The affair will be partici-
Pa'ed IN by abOut twenty German sOcie-
oeS, and the entire German population OF
wheeling The cause is 3 noble one, and
uOes honor to the kind hearts and gener-
GUS sympathy Of our German friends. Ev-
efyoOdy should attend the Yolkesfest, for
II VIII be an occasion worthy of remem-
branee.
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A Long Ricycle Ride.

BosToN, MASS, August 2.-Elmer E.
Jenkins, of Abilene, Kss., arrived here
Monday, having traversed the whole dis
tanee on his bicycle. He left Abilene
May l6, the whole distance traversed was
fully 2,0OO miles,
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A Saloouist's Suicide.

PTTTsBURG, PA, August 2.-Frederick
Brsndes, an ex-ssloon keeper of Allegheny
City, who was knocked out by the Brooks
license law, committed suicide this even
ing by shooting himself through the head,
because he was about to be arrested for
selling liquor without a license. Brsndes
was 45 years Of age and married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03
A Rrtde, of Rotten Timbers.

PITTsBURG, August "A span Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge over
the Youghiogheny river, near Connells-
vile, gave way this morning, precipitating
a shifting engine and one car into the river.
Five train men were on the locomotive but
all escaped with slight injuries. The acci-
dent was caused by rotten timbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

ROBERT HAMMOND, an extensive IRON
,o.rnfsc,urer, OF London, says the eilp-
n;r,s f,om English papers published by the
,,,ooo,,Iv press OF this country do not rep
- roolish sentiment, and that English
;o,.,ss,s would sulIsr by the adoption Of
~. Mills bill. Eugland fears the re-elec'
,;Or Of President CLEVELAND. This con-
firms what has long been suspected, name
" that the Euglish press are doing all II
their UOwer to defeat Mr.. CLEVELAND
Tbsv are well aware of the sntipathy
Americans have for free trade and by theiI
euuuinply wOrded comments on the Demo
cratic policy are playing right into the
hands of the Republican party
in fact, these English comments
are the sole support OF ths
Republican campaign and can be found
fvipg At the head of every Republican
orpau in the land, and will be found on
Rsuublican campaign banners this fall,
The English press knows this and keeps or
publishing Just the kind of "disinterested'
comment that the Republicans want. We
should not be at all surprised if some
traces of British manufacturers fat
., ha fopnd in the Ranubliean cam,
uaisn fund. Mr.. HAMMOND says if the
United States were to adopt a free trade
policy 1t wOuld kill English industry and
that he would move his great plants to this
country. However that may he, we don'I
intend to try the experiment and Mr.
HAMMOND can keep his establishment II
England,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03
Wheat Fields Under Water.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, August a.
Specials to the Journal from st. Cloud and
Sank Rapids, Mimi, state that most ter
rife thunder storm occurred lsst night
and that torrents of rain fell from 10 p.
m. until 4 this morning. The water in
the Mississippi river rose foot, and in
the st. Cloud dam eight feet. Many
houses were struck by lightning. but for
tunately there was no loss of life and no
fires. Whole fields Of wheat are under
water and washed out,
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OFF FOE THE sKAaHORy.

A Bag Parry q KxssnAsaises LAsvs Ovss
- u 80. ~ Afisstss cssy.
Quite laEvs sxesruioa lsA - eity -
evening ev9 ths B. & q. ~ Atlaatie OIty.
Ths tsain esssistsd q tVu 1ssVsusDd tvo
eth~ psnsses ceaeAss, - q ~ kaalea
by sogins Ne. 70i. ~ nas go ~ Was
- 81 Way East With - exeauiea whsa q
W. esagbt ID ~ Assd g Tsia6s1phtA,
sxactly tWe wseks - yes1se6ay. u Nh
n dsabt havs hGt1R luek ~ ttae. ~
aAo ~ Gxsansianis1s fbs8 Whseli1G,
sthas ssae firm y - hvss. Bdlnflo
- slh9 psis1s, 6bsst 60 hoo6sDA
ID ILL Tbaae exe1s1feag - uo29
IL nasagpasst e CaDk Ten Dnske g
tbb psink - hsss0ing psDa1w, - ~
sxcanfsaisls - ssns11aily in6lnn1x -
|nnnhk. Aneng - WhGm6g ps0p1o
fhs fsllsWing wsse as1kssd: n = p.
RGnds1pA - wifs, LRiag De0nA Jsha
zsgsa6aAR, W. J. Haml114 - NJ
J9 l. Dsy, Gssp oekasas, ~. q -.
Oasky - Nh, Doe11 011nno. Oh J.
A. Wll9, A. Ayosoasll11 ~ 1f11s1 -
NJ, JeslDh Gsq1e1e - x<19 - -
LA Nh e.. 1d3lY - agEs xg1ey
,rkiobA - aD1nk 1(imGUSe q III
". L. Va 4Aw -
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Washington Notes.

Senator DAVIS introduced bill to ratiiy
an agreement made with the Cour D'Alene
Indians.
Bond offerings to the amount of SIS, 900
were accepted yesterday.
Senate amendments TO the army appro-
priation bill were non-concurred in by the
House.
Hoyey and Holmsn, Of Illinois, and
Mckinney, of New Hampshire, had hot
controversy over the pension bills in the
House.
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Double scuu Race Postponed

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2.-The
three mile double scull race between
Teemer and Hamm and Gsudaur and Nc
Kay, for g., 500 side, which was to have
been rowed here to day, was postponed till
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

SENATOR KESNA says the Republicans
VIII patch up tariff bill. Il will be free
whisky, with free sugar to sweeten it with.
nsliO' there! How about the sugar indus
~ And It's tens Of thousands of employees
r'O'ee''on to American labor! And, great
D'O'' honorable Senator's, have you for.
sO'en the Republican platform: eve
a'Or the entire repeal of the Internal
euue system rather than surrender dny
put Of our protective systampp Rstst
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Fighting for O Label

NEWARK, N. J., August 2.-The Cigar
MAKERS Union lSs, has decided to contest
the decision of the Vice Chancellor, that
any one can use the International cigar
makers label. The matter will be carried
to the u. S. Supreme Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03
Rrnka the Racord

CHICAGO, August 2.-The steamship
Owego accomplished the great feat OF
breaking the record Oh the run from Buffa-
10 to Chicago on her last trip, coming up
in 63 hours and Is minutes.
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Fell Dead while at Work.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
MASON City, w. VA, August 9. Jerry
Bass, an indus trious and respected citizen
Of Hartford City, three miles above here,
fell dead while at work. He was about
ifty. five yeaas of age, and apparently in
good health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

tas President was presented with a
~ 'lul portable cottage, 80 feet square.
rs ~ michigan admirers. yesterday.
a.. 'nO0ld be grand house warming in
tS.:.s tSAse when the Democracy begin
\. second lease Of power next Novem-
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FORCED OIL Leases.

PIrTsBURG, August LII. E. Penny
packer, sged As years, was arrested to-
night on a charge Of forging oil leases.
The information was made by J. !
Buchsnon, trustee of the United Oil and
Gas Trust Company.
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TIE OLD SCALE.

0isss 1GssafsstsrsFs ssd WestHsa Cs0s
70 - Aniesbis ssttisasss.
PrrsBURa, August 2.-Ths wAes o.
ference Of ths pssssd tsblswsss siaa nas-
ufsctursss and wsskss' esanit1ss bsNs
yesterday, and will b rssansa Friday.
The workers ps'ssatsd tbs ssos seals -
Last yssS, sxcsptisg 10 mfnee chaaDos.
Two Of thsss wsss sdsptsd innsdiatsy by
the maaufac4ursa, asd tbsy Win rsp1y -
10 the REMINDER q ths psxt meeting.
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VIII NIaat nt BADEN.

BERLIN, August 2.-The Cologne Ga
zette confirms the report that Emperor
William will meet Queen Victoria on Sep
tember 80, during the latter's visit to her
daughter, the Empress Frederick, at
Baden,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

DoS 7 do to knock the ball in SAM
a. NICHOLS bailiWiek. He ran through
fu isnee surrounding the Canton
go ' Yesterday and caught man out
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FLOPS TO CLEVELAND.
A Prominent Blaine Man Who Couldn't
stomach Grow.

A Prominent Blaine Man Who Couldn't
Stomach Grow.
BRADFORD, Pa, August John G.
Sullivan, prominent attorney of Wells
vile, N. Y, who stumped New York State
for Blaine in 1884 and has large follow
ing, writes the following letter to friend
in this city:
WELLsvIILE, N. Y, July 30, 1888.
DEAR SIR:-You will doubtless discover
by the enclosed slip that have determin-
ed TO support Cleveland and Thurman and
will do all in my power to aid in the cleo
tion of the Democratic ticket. This,
know, will be pleasant news to you when
you take into consideration how strong q
Blaine man was, but no sound-thinking,
intelligent citizen, after reading the plat
forms of both parties and their positions on
the tariff, could do anything else than sup
port the Democratic ticket; and in this
town nearly all the Blaine Democrats have
returned back to the party and will give
solid support to the Democrats.
Yours truly,
J. @. SULLIVAN.
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Death of Hon. b. @. vinson.

aIccIh Iete97un1 70 INC htgtd6.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August DIR.
B. @. Vinson, Of Maiden, died this morn
ing, after a few days illness. He was q
member Of the Legislature, sessions 1869
IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

'OaN T. SULLIVAN, of wellsville, N.
"oo stumped New York State for
A'NS In 1884, writes that he will sup.
S-A' ALASD and the Old Roman. He
n; !s ;S nearly all the BLAINE Democrats, ol
''llle' will sOlidly support CLEvE,
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VIEWS AND COMMENT.
TEE WEATHER

West Virginia and ,N wssfs'R IsiS rsS%eT winds
Threatenths .,S',riy SSSi and increasing in force.
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AnIusurance Association

An Insurance Association Goes Under.
ALBANY, N. Y, August 2.-The State
Insurance Department has shut up the
New York Safety Reserve Fund Associa-
ton. The liabilities are AS 1884, "a, and
the total assets $12.2a.
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Nominated for Conpress.

PTTsBURG, August 2.-The Repubh-
cans Of the Sixteenth Ohoi District to-day
nominated E. L. Lsyberger for Congress
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Death OF Florida Justice.
CHICAGO. ILL, August "A Dispatch
from Suawanee Springs, Fla, says: p. B.
Vanvalkenburg. Associate Justice Of Flo
rids Supreme Court, and one Of the oldest
Republicans in Office in the State, died
here to-day very suddenly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

WHAT is more attractive than pretty
fsce with fresh, bright complexion2 For
| il use Pozsoni's Powder,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

a. remains of BARrLEY cAaPBELI,
yesterday.
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Judge Brannon,s Case pi,m,.ssd.

PARKERsBUKG, August 2.-The case OF
contempt of court against Judge Brannon,
of Weston, has been dismissed in the
United States Circuit Court here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-03

11ee EoDs WIN as
BKRLII, AaguH 2-Ths DswspsSsD
hsre snDousesd thst tie Knpssss q Ger
many, tbs Enpssw of Russia - ~ n
psros u Asstris vim nsst - ssos psist
On tie AnstTisn fsostiss n tbs sstana.
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A Michigan House for Mr.. Cleveland.

. WASHINGTON, August "A Michigan
house" is the latest addition to 0akview.
When the President got back from his fish
ing trip he was somewhat surprised to dis
cover on the lawn back of the familiar
"Red top" perfect house about thirty
feet square, bat commOdious enough and
cool. It is a portable cottage, stone
colored, with brown cornice and pleasipgly
decorated, and is the gift of Western Mich
igan Democrats.
A Political Economist Against Harrison.
CoNNEILsvILLE, PA, August 2.-Prof.
Ballon, Of the chair of Political Economy
in prominent institution at Cleveland,
O., is visiting James McCuen, of Spring
field township. Although lifelong Re-
publican ne is opposed to the election Of
HBrrison and Morton because of the free
whisky and protection planks in the plat.
form
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

The comic opera entitled "a nerlcs, +"
HTit;en by william A. smith o. tits
city, and after two prsaen "a liens OF the
opera II was withdrawn from the
Academy OF Music stage, PhiiAis' phiA
lAsi evening. Mr. smith mcrfRAsei
bis home % the Phi,adslptia Press
sass, for s. COO which with 81 Coo al
ditionAi, Wbs sunk In be enterprise.
fhs n us!9 was the prod ucuon o.
Ernest Psilsr, > musician o, Hartford,
Doun Monday evening large audi
nee greeted the init.sl performance
tut or Tuesday evening he sudieucs
Was rather spare, and On Wednesday
the be use bad bfel Leased for smother
production. So tie principals called q
MEETING n "Wednesday morning and
Informed Mr.. Smith that hey tsCuKht
It was oUly suicidal to eouji-as the
opsrA
Mr.. Smith acdu'e.ce3. and COZ cludsd
TO Eithdrsw fns prod csion, AtA - %
him OF scms $500. Ee paid every boiy
tlAl mad auy connection With the 1psis
10 futl, sud is nearly heart broken, but
bet YET cigmaye "a ~ the operas failure
to cs'oh on. he said be hhd been Of
feted Is 900 Tor the right 70 pEoluc. the
tparA By thehtsieai "a ALSgeF II u met
with su -ce9s 81 tie Academy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

George Watson Was the name og .
stoul phyelcAliy built man ArfAianed
before The Municipal oouFt this morn
ing. He wa found last evening b. sn
ofhOeE, on West street bstWosn Eighth
and Ninths begging for someehinR 70
sat He presented 8 most pltiahle con
ditilon this uoruinR. 10 Was very
ragged, holes we're buEned through HE
clothes, and his unshAved face, with q
heavy black beard, shaggy eyebIowa
aud long. uno0mted hair, made him
appear very Rough looking customer
when asked 10 give an account Of
himHslf this morninR,he hAd not spoken
many words before It Va easily seen
that beEeaih ROACH exterior was .
man Of more than ordinary Intelligence.
The sympathy Of the court vas touoba1
By bis pitia6le condition, ard he VS.
reminded thai he might get some much
uesdtd reet. and 20 see what could be
Gone for his relief. To . representative
Of this payer be gave the following mar.
rative; Ny name 10 George Watson.
l lived in Manchester, EnEIRnd, and
have . wife there A9d three children,
the latter all married. Ian SO years OF
age and an . sand mixer for blttle
makers, for which sm pAid 81 10 Der
day. Hearing that business WAS good
In America, ard being oYtEpersaAded
BY . shipping agent, embarked for
America i've a OsThs sgo last Saturday,
paying sls for . third. GLASS passage
Two Aays after l arrived ct New York
got work With 3 contractor for 81 IS .
day, bat had 10 pAy board 81 the rate
OF tls per month Ny lob Gully lAsted
three weeks, ard ] cautd never get .
days work Afterwards.
{ Hearing that work VS. plenty In
Savannah, Georgia, a. Sii5 per DAY.
started with . cJlorrd man to wall
there. Having no money We legged
Tor our victaAls sad slept wherever We
coeli. A. OhAFiotlevilie, N. c., tie
ooloEed man left ne and / went on
alone until ! reached sAyAupah. There
| toand that lAbortrs' wages was ou,y
20 cents Say and . Shits nan clulo
sss no woIk ~ all Tie bsst Of me
chAnlcs only Res 81 IS and 81 - per
day. IIeIaCei my steps ana am ghus
fEr on my SAY hack. l slept IL The
woods Snd built hTss and LAID 90 clase
70 the baFulns ebuUk' that my clothes
oAught hre and burned.
When l got tack to Baltimore
the police Voald roi let me step
atAl, bat hurried toe ca through. a
E kton l spplied for admission 70 the
AiushUuBe, bat they would 70! admit
lie Trey made Up enough moGay 10
pay my fare 10 WiluiERi5n. Gad trut
ne on the cars here, saying that tEty
we're U orc At,s 10 kssp me IN the a.
hluie here. I got here day before yes
tentAy. ven; 10 tle gas house retoru
where / slept. wtnl 70 the police
station ysstsfiay and REQUESTED fellsi
but the p9iios sent NE 10 ME. 5o.onob,
trustee Of the yoor.
Nit. WAH3n 10 ~ the pollce station,
End stands very uoE In need OF saces
and clothing. As b. Is not = drinking
nan, AnI would Eo.k u be had EotE,
Wsuid 10 . real charity for soue
benevolent e.tlzens to Asalst hun.