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mountain ridge along whose slopes grew all
kinds of wonderful specimens of trees. An
almost noiseless breeze was floating upon
the atmosphere Of this beautiful valley
which made the entire dale so quiet that
charm of nvsteriousneSs and eDchantment
appeared to be pervGding all around, which
became very attractive TO young Arnold.
Il must explore this place, he said to
himself ter he had recovered from the deep
reverie of thoughts, which took possession
of his mind when he entered the valley. He
took the he'd of the small river for guide
and following the splashing ripples he ar
rived at last at the foot OF another mountain
which seemed to have thrown itself directly
across the waters course, thus forcing the
stream 10 turn at rectangle. This noun
tain, however. consisted of enormous blocks
OF granite and rocks. Not a blade OF grass,
shrub or a tree grew upon the bare sides.
While Arnold was yet wondering at the
sight before him, he suddenly noticed
4 little meu with a whee' barrow before him.
The man was evidently dwarf, because he
was no higher than Arnold's hat, and be
w2s filing his barrow with heavy rocks.
"W hat are YOU doing?" asked Arnold.
''I am engaged in the task of wheeling
these rocks away" replied the little man.
Don't you want to help me? will pay
Won We'll.
The Young man at once thought that the
dwarf must be mad to think of moving the
mountain, still he concluded he might as
well make pretense of working, and claim
a fortune from the little fellow the next day.
So be told the dwarf that be would help him
in his work.
.'An right" answered the dwarf, ''come
along, hut | shall have to get you bigger
wagon than nv wheelbarrow. because you
are so much taller and stronger looking than
/ am"
The short man took Arnold away into
deep cavern, which was found in one of the
hills enclosing the valley. In a corner of
the cavern they found number Of vehicles
of all kinds, large and small.
The dwarf pointing to the largest of the
lot told Arnold to pull it away. For
moment the young man looked dumiounded,
because the wagon looked so large that he
felt sure he had not the strength to move it.
But to show the dwarf his willingness he
took hold of the center pole and pulled. To
his astonishment the wagon came rolling
toward him as easily as if it had only been
toy wagon. So he gave the wagon another
pull, and this time it rolled out of the cav
ern and down the hill toward the stony
mountain like CREASED lightning. At the
foot Of the granite mountain the wagon
stopped as suddenly as if it had been called
to halt BY some mysterious power.
NOW 60 ahead, said the dwarf to the
amazed Arnold, land load the wagon"
and the young man, who by this time had
nearly lost his senses by the wonderful
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

tune upon him just for the mere asking.
So he went away from his fathers home,
shOuldered a small knapsack, took strong
stick in his hand and set out to find his for
tune. He traveled:for days and nights, for
weeks and months without even seeing any
body that looked like fairy or goblin or
a 3warf or a wizard. Arnold was almost
disguised with his lack of success, and he
began to think that the world Of wonders
was closed for him. But still, as he had no
prospect for anything to better his present
condition, he wisely concluded that he
might as well continue his search until he
did find what he wanted.
One day, however, Arnold came into a
long and deep valley. A stream was run
ming through the middle and on each side a
beautiful meadow of soft. sweet grass was
laid out like verdant carpet. The valley
was formed on each side by an exquisite
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
A BOAT WITH A BAD NAME,
Sailors Superstitions Make n Boston Yacht
Entirely Unstable,
Boston Courier.l

Sailors SuperstlttOns Make Boston Yacht
Entirely Unstable.
Boston Courier.l
Everybody is accustomed enough to the
fact that sailors are superstitious to a very
high degree, and it is understood that craft
which they account unlucky stands small
chance of getting crew. 1t is not so we'll
appreciated that educated yachtsmen often
share these superstitions to marked degree.
One expects to find them smiling at the
notions of the sailors, but the fact is that
after they have smiled thereas they yield
obedience to the superstitious fear.
A case in point is that of the yacht Sun
beam, boat which is we'll enough known to
those who have cruised on the North shore.
A lew years ago the Sunbeam rolled over
on the ways and killed man, and thereby
the boat so thoroughly spoiled her reputa-
tionth now there are comparatively few
who care to sail in her, and although she
has been offered for sale at price lar below
what she would readily bring, were it not for
her unluekly reputation, she cannot be sold.
Perhaps one should allow something for the
dislike man might have to feel that there
was any unpleasant association connected
with a thing so dedicated TO pleasure as is
Yacht, but, as a matter OF fact, it is to be
doubted If this would weigh very heavily
against reduced price were it not that the
secret terror of superstition is added.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
A Dubious Compliment.

A strange illustration Of morals and manners
is given by village in the Canton Of Lucerne,
the beautiful, in Switzerland. Therein is found
a society Of old maids numbering 80 members,
whose ages average but let US not inquire too
curiously here. Well. this society Of profes-
sional old maids is under the patronage Of the
st. Catherine Matrimonial Agency-a strange
patron for celibatesi Anyhow. these sisters
perform acts of charity and are held in high
esteem among their neighbors-the best test Of
goodness. Not long ago the Town Council,
composed of course Of men (as the sequel alone
would show, presented them with q banner,
upon which this inscription is emblazoned:
Women are an evil but they are sometimes 4
blessingi They remind rs Of the onions that
make US weep, but that we love all the same" ("
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
Not Altogether Wrong.

A compositor at . printing Office was setting
in type this verse Of Scripture: "And Daniel
had an excellent spirit in him" But be made
it read: "And Daniel had an excellent spine in
him." Mr.. Spurgeon said that It was not much
Of mistake. All good men nowadays need
ian excellent spine" TheYrequire to hold the
truth in its integrity to believe it upon the word
of its Divine author, and then stand erect and
unfinching whatever Opposition:befalls them.
This was the case with Daniel. His excellent
spirit revealed itself in the texture OF his back
bone. The lions den confronted him, but he
did not yield an inch. And he went into II
with far more composure than the King went
into his sleepless bed.
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WRITTEN FOR THE DrspArcH. !

DUNG ARNOLD
had heard so much
about the wonderful
deeds of wizards
fairies; aud he had
so often been told
how people had be-
come rich in q mo-
ment just by wish
ing for golden treas
ures, that he deter
mined to 20 out
himself and find
some generous COB
lin, a kind-hearted
fairy or a good-
natured wizard who
would bestow q for
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

LILY girls! l mean
you who go daft
over pretty actors.
Do you know that a
stage AdOnis who is
adorsd in one city
may be disregarded
in another city. I
found it out while
visiting in Boston
a part of this week.
How often had I seen
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

DON'T forget the odor Of coffee beans or
cloves is not so agreeable as Atkinson's de-
iciously scented violet, white rose or laven-
der cachous. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM.
Clara Belle Talks About Actors. Act
resSes and SOciety's FadS.
COMPLIMENTS FROM A BRlTON.
Witchsry Of a Low Voice, Gentle Touch
and Expressive Eyes.
A REMARKABLE AND VALUABLE PARROT

tCoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE DIsPATCH.1
NEW YORK, November 2.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
DEALING IN TRUIsAfs.

The average American reader among
women criticised her author while she read;
but the average English skinner Of Nudes
books seemed to read rather for the excite
ment of the moment or the exhilaration Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
QUICKEST ooNWoTIoN on REooRp.
Eleven Hours After Committing a Theft
the THIEF Is IN sins Sing,

WV ANNNl ~ w NlNh NlNNf
NV YOHR, Ian, li,-When Policeman
Charles ii0Harl WA caught stealing ia a
Nassau street sl0ra AZ 0 O'Clock m tho morn
Ing u April 30, anl WIS locked up In Sing
Sling before shutdown of tho same day, tho
case was hpIlpl as tho quickest criminal pros
eouilon on rrslrl, II WA haaian Friday by
two hours, and tho case occurred ln tho same
precinct where Elrklrd committed his
mimft
nt tHo law Ia lhis clsa was
Frapb ia. q lrua hnislur t~Wputythraa
years old, who lived at l0i G1ulh street,
Early IN tho morning ho entered q room In
the building nt hi HDuth street 4nd won't
through Tho ollthiHs of Frank Chini who
WIZ sleeping lhurh liutlur took away a gold
ring aud o handful OF English coins worth
tbD Clini 10 u uglmnn, Ito bud engaged
himself 70 sail from this port today and as
hlA testimony WIS necessary to SECURE oOnyiG'
ton IN tho case, Capt Mclaughlin datar-
mined 70 push tho matter aa rapidly 40 pos
hihle, Butler WIS arrested AZ O. A. by fO-
liceinAn Madden,
~ soon as the Tomba court was ready for
business Capt Mclaughlin was on hand
NihA wv NNNlNlt hNhllNn iulN NiNiNNtNA
tho preliminary examination aud promptly
remanded Butler 10 await the action Of tho
grand jury, Thore waa not much waiting
about II, for tho captain explained tho sItua'
tlon 10 the ilrymen aud an indictment was
forthcoming before noon.
lhon Capt Mclaughlin rushed hApria0ner
and the witnesses into tho court Of general
sessions whore Judge Mnrtue was hearing a
variety OF cases, hutl0rd Clso was talon up
at about I o'cloelL flo wa found guilty, aud
In short order was sentenced 10 Sing Sing for
two years aud eleven months,
A O'clock 70 policeman walked into tho
Oil Zip station house and reported that but
lcr was on hH way 10 prison, Ito lclt Now
York for hH up country residence a. tho
atmo hour that lticg0rd did, but thoro had
bcon two hours less time botweon ho arrest
aud the departure,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Topics OF the rlu,es Giyon Ia a Tewe a,
Spicy Manner,

Topics Of the Tln,es Giyon Ia a Terae aud
Spicy Manner,
Plymouth church Is financially ombar.
raised,
Dr. j W, Mullen, Of Lafayette, Ind, was
arrested Tor perjury
Leland, hle, bad q $4,000 Gro In tho bush
nos portion OF thu town,
Mu1hHuluhuB, o., ]roioieai over tho cap.
'nro Of 70 gang OF hurgluId,
Burglars are having every thing lhoir own
way around jgchaonhuN lad,
Charley h1UH wla arrested at i]ronl0u, o.,
Friday lur alleged mail robbery,
A Marion, q, school teacher was arrested
Tor bruiylly whipping "a llttlo girl
A now clhIo b. 10 hu laid Ia tho gulf from
Galveston 10 CoutMcolroa, 900 milo. south Of
Vara Cruz,
The boiler In B9lrb mills at polbton, Mich a.,
blow up, killing tho foreman, head sawyer
and ono olhor man,
Sensational newspapers have exaggerated
tho condition Of Chief Justice Matthews, Ito
b rapidly = covering
Tho Nat nal Woolgrowora' association
agreed on n schedule Of unriG duties, slightly
incrcadng tho present rates,
John Mott agul soyouty two, OF Elizabeth,
NJ j., shot aud killed himself, lmInols dc.
preston led him 10 t1tO hs lifo,
Charles Meredith aud Other young mon
kicked rotgr lihono 10 doath near Stony
Point, Pa Quarrel about q song,
DR. Smith, Of Trinity college, hW declined
The Office Of assistant bishop OF tic diOonsu Of
Ohio, OF tho Protestant Episcopal church,
Samuel Beckett OF Arlington, N, j., com.
mitt0d auioido by stretching a rubber tube
from AN opan qua it 10 his mouth DspOnd,
oncy WAS tho cluso.
Tho Ronn0bcc river Is opon for navigation
from Augusta 10 tho Gol, tho loo having COMO
out Friday night, Tho condition Of tho river
az This season II unprecedented.
Charles Q, Bonnoy, president OF tho Ma
tional law aud orlcr lUlPic, has issued u call
for tho seventh annual meeting OF tho organ
iultion NJ Boston, February ~ aud 10 ncxt
Tho Scottish Carolina Land and Timber
company, az Knoxville, has giyNl a mort
Wgo 10 Scottish aud English parties for over
$4,000, This h 10 satisfy creditors, mostly
In the south,
Tho National Rarmcn' alliance Gloasd its
session yesterday. j. Burrows, OF Mlloy,
Mob, wns elected president; II. l. LOolu, OF
ClWr Lake, Oak, yiCo president; August
Post, Of M0nlton, Iowa, secretary; J, ], Fur
long, Of Austin, MIMI, treasurer, mud Alvin
y, Choco, OF WatUtown, Oak, lecturer.
Governor Al%ourohouso, Of Missouri, has up.
pointed a delegation Of ton prominent oiti-
IONS OF tho state 10 represent Missouri nj tho
contonuial celebration Of tho inauguration
Of President Washington 10 DO hold At Now
York Ia April uoXt. llo recommends tho
legislature 10 appropriate $4,000 t0 dNfrny
tho oSponsui OF sondiug two militia com
nnmlla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
BISMARCK'S SPEECH.
THE uTTeRANees or THE GREAT
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
Anhously Awaited ~ ~EuroPe-The Free
fesspr GemOknH Fubieattan Lpeling
towards Increasing the British Nayy
-FpreiW Npws,

L0spoy January Alt Is regarded ~
almost absolutely certain that Prince Bio
maIok will, boz tho speech which Boo 10 70 do
liver in Ono Ha.gHstaB on Tuesday rDier %
tho MOr.pr nuu GlUla.en incidents put 10
NOT believed lNHf Mo- Wlll raupn tlg qlgs-
tlon uu0a 300 u in pqssa1Il OF much
stronger yiInHaul VI thuA. lgIah plot lea,1al
himself, iu which tho British Ambassador
10 Russia pul tho professor pTo made
10 Uauu W ihu cuIaf CON. pirllpH
than nua 500 boon brlu. ~ forward.
Elll tha CUunaalofB Wd0uble1 and
scarcely concealed hatred Of Lugland,
aud even though England may lead him 10
pursue those already uen,parsaeutgl men
70 tho end, " by N doing he oan make u
eppoar that li1rs really Wah q plot 10 rob
Him Of thH oudlt which has hitherto been
htS rnr formulated and carried out
tho foheur OIL, establishing tho German em-
pir0, That tho chancellor viii devote a
considerable part OF HE address 10 bitter
reference 10 tho troubles Ia Bomoa II pou'
orally conceded, Tho popular belief In
Germany 10 very Hlrong That tho Americans
were solely f.Hu 0siblo Tor German fas
verses Of this ballet but rejects
on 80 Invention,
Preseason ueUioHen has maintained tho
utmost reserve Hlueo ha release, and his
friends arc unanimous iu tho opinion that
no good results could follow His further
pursuit IT Tho subject which Involved his
incarceration and permanent injury 10 his
health,
Lord Geofg Hamilton, Grl lord oi tho
admiralty Wlll meet hls colleague iu lAU
admiralty board today 70 prepare oltI-
mates OF expenses Of tho schemes flr tho
augmentation Vt tho strength Of tho navy
and will submit the result Of the dolihnm
tlona OF tho board 10 Mr Qnsohon, Ohuucll-
Tor OF the eXehequer, NJ that gentlomans
scat at HeaoOK heath on Tuesday lord
Hamilton will remain the guest Of Me-
0ogohen for o wee 1, when Mr. S]tanhope,
secretary Of state Tor the war department
will proceed 10 saaooK Heath aud pro.0nt
the army programme,
Empress Frederick will roinaIu In FuF,
land unit tho qdeon goes 10 blaruita aud
will accompany lo mother plTt Of tbu WHY
on hcr Journey,
It's understood that the queen r.qont of
Spain will yirIt Manufacturing ,he flIulU
OF the Quaou at chat place
A volume cuuHol "loops 100 Our C1uH
ms Tho alleged authgrCH OF which 10 cine
Of tho queon's maids Of honor VIII shortly
DO published in New York, Tho book
hald To treat most mluuloly Of gossip Affect
iu0 NprHguu Ur.UiIUUUt iU l,UUDN r,HlUIy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
CORN AND WHEAT.
Figures From the Agricultural
Department Slate.
OnEAF RATES no AEp hlOM TuE
INAUGURATION,

Tho President Hroals an unwritton law
~ Withholding au Invitation From sau-
ator ipmlls % na state nlupm The
yosnyiu' speed m rgrass Of lbat Uo-
quired ny thp Contract Notes,
WAsmEGrog, Jau n, Tho December ro-
port OF tho dapagugont III agriculture, which
publishes la dotAl estimate NJ souo Ut tho
moro important crops, makes tho product NJ
corn i1aG 10000 buahoa, grown on 40
7Gl ncres, yaluoi on tho farm at ,lJ7,6Gl 90,
or Hi,l cents par buRhul, against 49, oaua
for lha crop Of 1881, a decrease Of gi par
contr tho product Of 1857 hoiug "a par cent
lea Ia volume than that Of lGA
Tho wheat aggregate Is 1 lGG9, 900 bu6hols,
grown on ai I1, las aores, valued At $751;
sS,0lO, Tho average Yield u therefore ll,ll
bushels per acre winter wheat, no bushels,
and spring wholt lO,a bushels psr acre, Tho
average farm value Is gAG oonh per bushel,
against o. cont for Tho previous crop, a dlf
ference duo more 10 foreign than domestic
scarcity,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
4 DOUBLE MURDER

An iRp0Oent Chiid nratne1 aRd fts
Mother neHteR ~ Death Near Thets
Home by = Neuo-ito win BIO iynOhed
~ Caught,
h%WmsaHAM, ALl,, January lt-Mra J..
r. KeIlau, vito Of . mechanic living al
fm,ts Mil, hYe miles from this city and
her nine year old ron Willie, while driving
thclr cows from o patch Of weeds near
their home today, were attacked 10y
RueEFo, The boy made an oulory and waa
Immediately brlinad with o heavy olub
the negro carried, DYING instantly, Ito
nlFp beat Mra keIlan 10 severely
that she dIel shortly after holug car,
tol homo, aho lived long enough 10
dasarIb!t lo murlor and pyo tho partlou.
Lana m stated above, The negro lied but q
pose u iu pursuit with bloodhouudH, Ito
will hg. lynehod u caught go iNr I'd known
hero was no motive Tor tho crime
Tho excitement az rwtts Mills tonight
over tho murder Of Mfa KeIlau aud her
H0u ID Intense, Armed citizens are search.
Ing In every direction Tor tho murderer,
Five hundred dollars reward has boon
offered iuF hlH CHTlUre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
mn slorIea In 10 aennln.

WAaWEGTnH jan, n, In tho senate Frl,
day afternoon Hale moved 10 amend rlunl's
amendment by striking out from tho FREQ lht
tho entire clause regarding fresh lal, 80 That
~ discrimination In favor Of Now Rngltnd
could ho construed, though ho donIol 40 tho
same time that fresh llh were imported
thero 10 any great ogtont
by striking out tho clause hu wii Clna-
dlnn nah, hy Other provisions IN thn Till,
would be compelled ~ pay tho same dullo,
na Cannlu Imposes on uua uray said the
fact that u greater part Of the nIhprnon on
ploYel ON American vessels, arc Canadians,
Was enough 10 break up tho argument Of o..
couragl0g lNhorIea az a nursery for Ameri.
can fcanign,
Blair aald II ought TO make no great diror-
elca whether Americans or Canadians
manned our vessels, On tho other baud, ho
said that Canadians ought 10 DO encouraged
N auaa tho border, ~ u would help tho
umalgamailon Of Cauadt with dis couu,
Try,
dpoonor denied that Canadians were chi
piUyul by thp American lubr iiihrrmrn 10
oEprofal urprlfo AZ tho aoDluuof Ono Innuri
cpuImilig putting fresh liHh on fuH lrHn lIaf,
when iu tho lahorirs treaty dlscll .ou u was
argued over and oyar uglin thut Ctulin
ought ult ~ DO permitted ~ ontgr uor nah
lro1, "a inc clause stool IN tho h.l, aud
Hmnnlod by Flumb, ho regarded 10 W ohol
lulaly tUyurltlam 10 Canada,
htooLlrldgo aud Palmer seconded Rpoou,
oru yiowa hlllson mid fresh I'm had boon
cniorol lr9 since tho act OF 1884, and that
wan tho rnasou tho clNuaA 0th In the bill
hftor hearing nrguunonta concerning laku
ilfiurmun, he add th0y had scored u point by
exhibiting discrimination against Amurica
by thoac Of 1891. lilo favored tho nmcnd,
mont for that rguion, EyarA alsp spoke In
support Of tho amendment blair ALA fay.
orcl u, and mado further remarks IN favor
OF political union Of Canada with tho United
HlAtUl
Mr., rlumbS amendment was withdrawn
mud a vote tal,cn on llaleE, rosulting In tho
adoption, Nopg, 2B, nays 10, Allison then
moved 10 put u duty OF a half cont poe pound
on fresh liah. Thia wa agreed 10, Reagan
0lroNad "a nmendm0nt, which WA laid over,
requiring American fishing yolsls 10 bo
manned by Americans, Tho FREQ schedule
Of tho bill ww thm lnldi01 up,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Death Of MRS. Jay Gould.

NEW YoRK, January t4.--MrS, Jay Gould
died at 0 o'clock last night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
A peeeRTeR nY PROFESSION.


Not only From tho Navy, but Three
wives M Well.
NEw YoRv, January Thames A, Pros
peri has three wives Tho frat two ho
hurried and abandoned some years ugo.
ilo was employed as a murine NJ the Ports.
mouth navy yard lie mado q bad record
there, and eventually deserted, lilo mar
dcd Miss Mary Duty, IN New York, just
ono year ago. lie lived with her In her
boarding house until blizzard Monday. lilo
went out to GOT u drink Ia the evening and
lid not return, This wifo met him by
shancc In the street, Ito oskcd her 10 lend
aim some money, sho talked with him
antil q policeman came along, and thon
nad him arrested, He has boon turned
over to the United States Commissioner ~
1 desortor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
do 10 tho inauguration.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE inauguration
committee has arranged with tho trunk lines
west Of Washington for u round trip ratio Tor
thoaN who dosiro 10 attond tho inauguration
coromunlOa next March, Tho following will
10 tho fare for round trip tolot from tho
leading points IN Ohio, lndhnL Kontnoly
aud WOt Virginia 10 Washington aud no.
turu' Cincinnati, si26O; Cleveland, o., Sli,
Columbus, O, Sl2; Dayton, o., gl26O, Fort
Wayne, Ind, ti5; indianapolis, Ind, 80;
lama, o., Sl26O; L~ognnp0rt, lad, ElGT,
Louisville KY, Si546; MmuGOh, O., sl225,
Newark, O., ll9j Richmond, Ind, slA25,
Springfield, O, gl260, Tcrro tlauto, Ind,
SiSs5; Tinin, o., Elgj Toledo, o, Sl3 20,
Vinonn0, Ind, tlB&; Whoalna W, Va,
$40, HanGyillo, o., St2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Annthcr snnnbhln snttlch.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ll,--Gcnoral Mana.
gor Towno, Of Che Southern Pacific company,
stated Friday evening that tho difficulty
between tho brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and Mnstcr Mechanic Ryan, Of
the Atlantic division Of tho Southern Pa
cino road, had boon adjusted aftor a confor.
onco with Chiof Arthur and his committee,
aud on terms satisfactory 10 tho company
and tho engineers lilo would not state,
however, whothcr or not Ryan would bo
rctaInod IN the companys employ. Chief
Arthur was socn, and confirmed the state
mont TINT tho trouble had been Satisfactorily
gottlcd.