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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
W00DMANSEE WINS.
Judge Mansfield Decides That the Assignment Was
Legal-A List Of the Creditors Some
Large Amounts.
Special Ttkgram to he Register.

Special Ttl<grGm to he Register.
STEUBENVILLE, o., August 7.-Probate
Judge Mansfield rendered the following
decision in the Woodmansee assignment
case this AFTERNOON: After reviewing the
evidence aud finding that no fraudulent
transfer Of the assignor's property was
about to be made, he said that as f. P.
WooGmsnsee claims TO have turned over to
the as3ignees all of his assets this proceed
ing must be dismissed as 20 him, for the
Probate Court is authorized TO render
Judgment only for what he cOnfesses TO have
retsiued in his possession, and as he dis
claims having retained anything he must
be discharged.
TIE evidence of J. B. Woolmansee dis
closes the fact that ne purchased $400 worth
of diamonds with money belonging to his
b:o.her and that to that extent he was iu-
deb,ei TO him; that to liquidate this in
debtedness he was willing to turn over the
diamonds 10 the sssignees for the benefit
of the creditors of his brother. This ac-
ton OF his part being entirely On his own
MOIlOD, anu tDt tciAf by AAin
surrendered 10 the assigned to the assignees,
it il ordered, that said assignees treat the
diamonds as assets in their hands belong
Yog TO the estate Of T. p. WoOdmaasee.
Following is the inventory Of the Wood
mansea estate as filed hy the assiguees-
Hotel furniture. So, 24O rs, mare aud bug,
gy, $3.50, diamond ring and stud, $500
total, s. 70075. There is also a list oi
articles By the mother, Mrs. Hattie Wood
mansee. The approximate debts are 81
859. 42, of which $1,000 is the chattel
mortgage in fayor of Thomas McOOnville
and P. P. Lswis, a note for SIS in favor Of
fs7or Of c. S. McLsne, aud the
balance book accounts IS fol
Iowa: Shafer & Bremen, Wheeling,
1920. 42: Myer5 & Radcliffe, Wheeling,
S12; Simon Baer & Son, Wheeling, $l65;
J. h. Friday, PI:tsburg, $50; Pollard,
Pittsburg, liquor dealer, S75; H. B.
Helms, $5; Albert Ziuk. $241; Rotert
Hyde, $l7; Crumrine & Timberlake, $50;
Henry BOUCHER, S32; A. NJ. Helms, S47;
7. A. Sharp, $i5; Joseph McAlpin, $45;
W. H. Ferry, S32; W. II. Hipsley, Sis;
]. A. Walker & Sop, $50 All the credit
ora not otherwise designated reside in this
city, and the bills ere for groceries. furni-
tnre livery hire &c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
AT THE GROUNDS.

Arrangements Being Perfected for Tho
Camp. MeetIng-Loo to Next YSar.
The Board of Directors of the Camp
Ground Association held a very important
meeting on the grounds, Tuesday evening
transactiug a large amount OF business
connected with the Camp Meeting, to
open next week, and also making ar
rappements for the season of1s9O.
The Camp-MeetiDg opens on the l5tnr
on which day memorial services will be
held for the members Of the Association
diving within the past year. This service
will be of a very interesting character.
Bishop Joyce, of Tennessee, will arrive
AZ the camp ground Friday, the 9th ms. ,
ard will remain one week. Mr.. Excel,
the evap gelist, will not be present, as had
been hoped, snd his place will be tsker by
Mr.. Fitzsimmous, of Philadelphia, noted
az an evangelist and religious worker.
Tbursday. the 22d, has been get aside as
Children's day, and Friday as Temperance
day.
ronoarents for next years events, and IT
ia ssid the programme will extend over
shont two months, and will embrace a
,,bar of attractive things, including two
camp meetings. A number oil noted edo-
ca,ioual and religious workers have been
engaged BIZ the Trustees, aud the details
have been largely worked out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
DEATH GRINS AT HIM.
THE HORRlD PICTURE OF BURKB'S WAX
ING HOURS.
There Is No Hope That He Will Escape The Scai-
fsld-An Will Hapg Together, So Says
LOrgsnscksr-A Complete Chain
Of Evidence.

CHICAGO, August Said State AT
torney Longenecker to-day: II do not
think Burke csn hold out against the uu-
ayoidable prospect of execution for Cconin's
murder. 1 think he will confess. am
certain that Burke is one Of the men who
actually killed Crolin, and nothing in the
world can save bim from the gallOws ex.
cept jury who would uot hang any body.
with all the evidence we have against
Burke, and there is far more than has been
published, there is no escape for him, and
he will drag down the others with him
also. When you take the part Burke
PLAYED in the conspiracy and the part
Coughlin took, and what Beggs did and how
O'Sullivan helped, there is as clear case
as was ever made out. There is no escape
We have evidence that cannot be contro-
verted. Burke is so guilty aud we have
such absolute proof of his being one of the
men who butchered Cronia that we are
loath to accept any confession from him il
it involved any leniency for him. He de-
serves to hang, and think he ought to be
hanged, unless his evidence should be ab-
solutely necessary to convict more impOr-
tant criminals.
HAS BURKE CONFESSED?
Lste tonight it was being reported with
great positiveness that Burke had confessed.
The story was that the prisoner was much
aff. csed after a talk with States Attorney
Lorgenecker, and subsequently sent for
that official and the Chief of Police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
A NEW DEPARTURE

Merchants Trying to Dispense With the
Energetic Drummer
PHILADELPHIA, August Last night
over one hundred western merchants ar
rived in this city in response 10 en- invits
,ion extended them by a leading mercan'
tile establishment who devised the scheme
of bringing their customers TO this city at
their expense instead Of sending out sales
men with samples, After making pur-
chasss in several lines today the Western
ers met this evening and formed psrma-
nent association uldsr the title Of The
Western Merchants Association, " Tith
headquarters az Cnicsgo, the Objects oi
which are mutual protection and the col
lection and dissemination Of price lists and
samples among its members and gain what
ever advantage there Is to be obtained by
buying in large quantities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
LATE NEWS CONDEMNED.

Jay Could will sail for Europe on Sep.
tember 4. 1t is rumored he intends TO
buy controlling interest in the Chicago
and Alton road.
The Southern Plaid Manufacturers Asso-
citation is in session at Charlotte, n. @.
Bel amin Erb, farmer, living near
youngstown, Ohio, was fatally shot by mis-
two-year.old child.
A G. A. X post, composed Of old soldiers
who have settled in South Carolina since
the war, will be mustered in al Charleston,
Friday.
"Bill Webster" Daniel webster's favor
lie coachmau, died at Boston, yesterday.
John McGsun, o Chicago teamster, was
shot and killed in quarrel with his step
son, James Dolan.
Brown Bros. & Co., of New York, deny
the story that clerk in their employ has
been discovered to be defaulter
-Four cases of smallpox are qusrantined
at Lamars, Ia.
Eight prisoners escaped from jail at
Cardillac, Mich yesterday morning.
Garlich's dam, holding back seventy
five acres OF water, broke at Meriden,
Conn, yesterday, and considerable dam
age resulted.
A coloIe1 picnic at Chicsgo, Mondsy,
ended in a fTee-for all fight. One pleasure
seeker killed and two fatally wounded.
Mr.. Olis Martin and Miss Maud Say
leGs, an engaged couple, were drowned
yesterday while boating at Brownsville,
Ind.
Mary E Rooney, OF Weymouth, Mass,
a girl of twelve, died yesterday Of hydro
phObis. Sac was bitten by mad dog
last Jane.
ElmstOOd, Vivid, Vermont, Bsttsrsby
and The Lion ran first at Saratoga.
The Centredale Cotton Mill at Provi-
dance, Rhode Island burned yesterday;
loss, S35, 900.
Nelson and J. R. Shedd were the win
ners in the Buffalo trotting races yester-
day.
In Covinggton county, Ala, three youpg
men brutally outraged a widow living
alcns with her family, and went to the
house of an old cOlored man and beat HIM
to death. They shot his young son i't
interfering. The desperadoes were not
captured.
S.. Joseph, No, has entered the list OF
candidates for the worlds fair.
TIE man arrested at ScottshoTougn,
Ala, proves not to be Tate, the Kentucky
treasurer.
The Catholic Union of Total AbsiainaTs
is in session at Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
I.earna and Association

At Chicago-Cbicago 2, New York 4
errors, Chicsgo 5, New York ,; hits, Chi
cago 6, New York 8. Pitchers, Craze
and Tener. =.
At Kansas City-KAnsas City l, st
/. 1uis 4; errors, Kansas City 4, st: Louis
none; hits, Kansas City ., st. LOUIS i
Pitchers, Chamberlain and Conway.
At Louisville-Louisville 4, Cinclnnatl
>: errors, Lou'sville 6, Cincinnati 4; nits'
Lou syille 10, Cincinnati 9. Pitchers
Hecker aud Mullane.
At tPhiladelphia-Athletici o, bAltimore
9; errOrs, Athletics 8, Baltimore 4 niIs'
Athletics >. Baltimore II. PlIcheTs'
Foreman and Weyhiug. 90
At tColumbus-ColumbIs :, Brooklyn ~
efrors, Columbus 5, Brooklyn l; hits. 20
lumbus :, Brooklyn 6. Pitchers, Terry
and Baldwin.
Observation-Disclosures At Is, Boston
:; errora, indianapolis 8. Boston 9; nite'
Indianapolis 10, Boston 8. Pitchers,
Krock and Radbournn.
At AtCleyelaud-Cleveland 20, Washington
e: errors. Cleveland 8; Washington Z; hits
cleveland 19, Washington l3 Pitchers
Bsatin and Sullivan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
BURKE's LAWYER MOVING.

A little later Judge Baker issued writ
Of haDsss corpus, directing the release Of
Martin Burke ftom the cell in the Har-
rison street station, in whica he now re-
poses. TIE writ was obtained by lawyer
Kennedy, who has been so far refused ad-
mission to see his client. It is returnable
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, but was issued
with TIE understanding that If the Officials
permitted Kennedy to see Burke before
that hour the matter should be dropped
The principal point on behalf of the
prisoner will be this allegation that Burke
is coufuei in a sweat-bOx, while being
indicted. He should have bsen at once
taken 10 jail and confined there until SEN
fenced or released BY due process Of law.
The States Attorney is after North
Side city emplcye who is Senior Guar
dian Of the Clsn-nG-Gael camps, and who
threatens with bodily injury any Clan ma
Gael man VINO urges MS fellows to tell all
they know about the Cronin matter. This
man is frequently drunk, carries u re-
volver, which he sometimes fourisheg and
is quite fres in using the epithets "Traitor"
and Spy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
A Guinea pig Farm.

PITTsBURG, August 7.-There is talk Of
a scheme to form a company in this city
for the purpose of breeding and raising
guinea pigs on an extensive scale. The
idea is to organizs q stock company, bay a
piece of land and breed the little animals
so as to secure their tissue, TO be used in
making injections into the human system
according 10 the Own.Sequard discovery
for rene wing or stimulating of life. The
capital stock of the company, if formed, is
10 be S25 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
SABIN'S SOFT SNAP.
At the Head Of n Company Now Engaging
70 Develop Venezuela.

At the Head OF Company NOW Engaging
70 Develop Venezuela.
SruLwATER, MINI, August Geo.
n. Seymour left to-day for Venezuela in
the interest OF the capitalists Of whom ex-
Senator Sabin is President. He expected
the ex-senator back from ChicsgO tOday,
bat only J. c. O'GOrman arrived, so Mr..
Seymour Will meet Mr Sabin in Chicsgo
and receive bis final instructions. Mr.
SeymouG's report upon the state Of the
country and It's resources will have much
% do with the acceptance Of the PROPOSE
tions made by the government 70 give them
tie exclusive right to bald and run rail
ways, establish telephone and telegraph
wires. pat in electric plants and msnufac-
tuIe psper Of a superior quality from 3
plant indigenous 20 that country. These
concessions are worth a very large sum,
bat in add ticn they will be largely subsi
died, ami if there ia only the assurance Of
a psrmsneuey in the government, the COM
pany will Gt once begin operations.
Nsither Mr.. Seymor nor Mr.. Sabin wsll
say what the concessions are, but as soon
SO the deal is fally settled they will be
given 10 the public Sor,e wealthy capi-
tslists in TIE East arc interested IN the
daeI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
BOSTON'S WELCOME.


The President Received Right Royalty In
the Hub
Boston, Argus. 7.-Prosident Harrison
aud party arrived here this morning at
$3.50 O'Clock, and wsrs taken at once to the
Hotel Vendoms, As early as 8 o'clock
crowds began to gather about the station
iu this city, and adjacent streets were
packed with humanity, Immediate
ly upon the arrival tt
the train Lieutenant Governor
Bracket boarded the speoial car and cor
daily greeted the President. The party
then left the train aud moved along the
platform, KEEP. free from the crowd by q
cordoa Of police TO the entrance a. Knee
land street, where carIiages were in wait
iug to convey the guests to the Hotel Ven
dome.
After short rest in the parlors reserved
for his use the President was entertained
at q Municipal breakfast in the large ban
quoting room Of the hotel. Among those
present were Lieutenant GOysrhCr Back
cit, Mayor Hart, Senators Hoar and Davis;
President Hsrtineil, Of the SeI.
ate; Speaker Barrett, of the
House; the members Of the
Governors Council; ten Massachusetts
COugreasmen; Collector SaltOustall, the
heads of the departments OF State and q
few others. The invitations were limited
at the Presidents desire, his assigned rea-
son being that he desired to avoid cere-
mony as much as possible.
It was nearly O'Clock when the last
presentation had been msde and then, uu-
der escort of cavalry, the PRECEDENT was
driven to Faneuil Hall, where commencing
at l o'clock, the Chief Executive gave a
public reception which lasted till 3 O'Clock.
TheafternoOn programme included lunch
con at the Vendome, provided by the city,
and drive through the suburbs, including
Brooklyn and Cambridge. The city officials
together with a detachment of cavalry
formed the escorting party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
AT MT. LAKE.

A Round of Gayety Emong the Young
Folks--Personsl Notes.
Special TtlegrGm 10 he Register.
MT. LAKE PARK, Md, August T.
Misses Mary and Kate HsgAn las. evening
gave a delightful party to their friends
The following young ladies and gentlemen,
we'll known to Wheeling society, were
present; Misses Ida and Mira Simpson,
Eliza aud Nettie Armstrong, Prof. Arm
strong, Messrs. Harry Whitaker and Ar
thur Hubbard.
The Misses Armstrong have also given
several enjoyable parties recently. Theee
ladies aud gentlemen and others gave
picnic Monday and boating party this
evening
Lieut.. r NJ. G. Brown, W. G. Brown
and DR.. Scott, Precedent Harrisoa's father
in Law, were on the grounds to-day. Mrs.
W. p. Wiley and Mrs. Thomas L. Evans,
of MorPantOwp, arrived here this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
OLD WORLD NEWS.

Princess Anastasia, third daughter Of the
Prince of Montenegro, has been bttrothed
TO Duke George of Lsufhtenburg.
The Court hes rtfased the application
for writ OF habsas corpus in the case Of
Mr. Charles Conybesre. member Of Par
lament, who Was sentenced 70 three
months imprisonment for conspinng to
oppose the Law
TIE Appeal Court has confirmed the
sentence imposed upon II. DeRoulede and
NJ. LaGuutrO, fer riotiDg at Augoulem.
The court also increased the amount OF M.
d. Rouledes fine oy 62j francs.
Two thousand students assembled be
fore the rtsidenceof NJ. Pasteur yesterday,
and gave him an ovation.
The International Penal Law Congress
assembled at Brussels yesterday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
UNIVERSITY REGENTS
VIII Meet and Transact Important BusI-
ness.

VIII Meet and Transact Important Busi
ness.
Sptcidl TtlCqrdm 10 ne Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, August IL
learned from Col. J. A. Robinson, Presi
dent of the Board of Regents of West vir
giDia University, who Is spending severs
weeks here with his wife and daughter
that he bad called special meeting O
the Board next Wednesday. Its object il
10 meet Prof. Alvord, Director of Mary
land Experiment Station, one of tn,
originators and advocates Of the Hatch
bill. who is also being sent out By the
Government Agricultural Department to
unify aud harmonizs the operations oi
The various stations in the United
States. The Hatch bill is somewhat
in danger by the paryerse construction
placed UpOn it by some of the States. Col
Robinson has been President of the Board
for many years, taking deep interest II
the University and the station. To &C
Quaint himself with the operations of the
latter, last May, he with Hon. Jos. Moore
land and Prof. Meyers, visited stations il
ali the eastern States. The Board will
also elecs chemist and librarian, and
consider other matters relating to the
University and station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
Base Ball Briefs.

The Shamrocks and Mccormick Reds
will cross bats on Tunnel Green this after
noon.
The Grumblers challenge the Regulars
for a game of ball Sunday afternoon on the
Tunnel Green. II accepted answer
through the REGISTER.
The East End Athletics defeated the
White Cap Juniors by a score of Is to II
Yesterday. Batteries for Athletics, Wal
ton and Lllly; for the Juniors, Stout and
Bailey.
The Kirkwood Stars would like to ar
range games with Red Letters, Pink Gar
ter, Mccormick Reds, or any amateur
club in Wheeling. The Stsrs accept the
challenge of the Garden Spots. The Stars
challenge the MaYhowers, OF Bellaire;
please accept Also the Rose Buds Of the
same place, for game at Bridgeport, one
week from next Saturday; please answer
through the REGISTER.
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THIS MAY BE TRUE.
A RUNOR THAT THB C. & 0. WILL MOVE
ITS SHOPS
From Huntington 10 St. Adams, W. VA Line
Of Road Up the Coal River-An In
p?riant Move s-0iher State
News Of Interest.
Special TslegGm 10 he Register.

Special TslsgGm 10 he Regts,cr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August T.
There is well founded rumor on the
streets to-day, that the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad company has decided to re-
move its machine shops and round house
from Huntington to 81. Aibans, in
the near future; also that that COM
papy will construct and operate q
branch road up Coal river. The company
has negotiated for land ct st. Albans upon
which 10 erect their shops and round
house The place is near this city. The
citizens of ST. Adams held an election to-
day to decide whether The town will give
the proposed railroad up Coal river s., goo.
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TO BE REJUVENATED.
John z. Wright Elected Manager of IN
Wheeling Club-New Players.

John z. Wright Elected Manager of IN,
Wheeling Club-New Players.
Toe Wheeling base ball team will finist
out the season in blazs Of glory. Tit
BOaid of Directors held a mestipg las
evening and determined to strengthen uI
the team. They have the money and
Wheeling will undoubtedly have the best
team she has had this year.
Mr.. John Z Wright was elected man
ager and Billy Bowman was made captain
vice John Dunn. who has been suspended
and fined all the salary due him, accord
ing to contract, for intoxicstion.
Manager Jack Glasscock's offer TO le,
the club have Russie, the Indianapolis
pitcher, was accepted, and Russie was i'm.
mediately telegraphed for.
Carey, the beat pitcher of the Crcckery
Citys of East Liverpool, NJ. B. Mexican,
brother of the famous short stop Of the
Cleveland Lesgue club, fine infielder and
heavy hitter; Yyoungman, the flee third
basemar Of the McKeespOrts, who ia also
q heavy hitter, have all been telegraphed
for, and they are expected here at any
time.
The club is certainly fortunate in secuT
ing Mr. WriRht's services as manager, fol
no man in Wheeling Is bsttsr informed OIL
all points OF The game, and he can 90 il
and put up good game in case OF an EN-
ergency, and his business ability is wei
known.
Billy Bowman will make q splendid
captain, and altogether with these addi'
tions the team will be stronger than al
any time this year.
With this reorganization fine ball is as.
sured, and the patronage will no doubt be
largely increased, as it should be. Man.
ager Wright will play to-day, and under
the ne = regime the boys will play with
renewed vigor. Dayton will play here
Friday and Saturday and Hamilton will
play off q postponed game Gu Sunday.
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CowEs, August 4. 1889.

james d. Smith. Chairman America Cup
Committee, Nec York Yacht Club, Ne,c
IOrE.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS
Dlsagrsss With His Publishers over the
Profits From Els Book.

DlsaErsss With His Publishers over the
Profits From Ills Book.
NEW YORK, August 7--Jeffsrson Davis
having become dissatisfied with his profits
upon his book, Tine Rise aud Fall of the
southern Confadsrscg," has had dispute
with the publishers Of the work, MessIs.
d. Appleton & Co., as to the amonnt due
him.
Tee 6rm has made g proposition to refer
the question to sr6i'gators, and Mr.. Davis
has accepted this offer Tho publishers say
that The sale of the book is confined almost
exclusively to the South, where the poverty
Of The psop,e materially limits the ciEcula'
zion Of the work. The publishers clsin
that the sale of the book IN the North was
almost entirely killed By the extracts from
the work printed in the newspapers ID re-
viewing 1t. These extracts show such
strong sectional feeling that Northern peo-
pie declined to purchase the work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
THAT BIG SCHEME.
Tho Plan TO Guy Up Cotton Mills Said to Be
Ahamrn

Tho Plan 20 Guy Up Cotton Mills Said to lie
Absurd.
FALL RWER, MASS, August The
scheme to buy up the cotton mills Of this
city, and Of the country as well, is looked
upon by mill men as absurd. "A syndi-
cate could gain nothing by purchasing the
controlling interest in cotton mills IN this
country, even if il were practicable, SAID
a well known manufacturer to-day. The
Only possible object trust Of this kind
couli have in view would be to corner the
market on cloth. As soon as that was
done the printers would build their own
mills, or, # the syndicate forced prices
high enough, Eaghsh manufacturers would
Hood this country with goods. The idea IS
a ridiculous one. -
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DECEIVED HIS WIFE.
Sheriff Flack, of New York, Gets Frau
ulent Divorce.

ulent Divorce.
New YORK, August Sheriff Flack's
divorced wife, Mary E Flsck, left New
burg secretly yesterday, having succeeded
in eluding her con who was with her at the
Windsor Hotel there.
She came to Nsw York and ia now stop
ping with her niece, Mrs Samuel D. Bing-
ham, who resides on East Eighty-ftth
street. Mrs. Flsck claims that che has
been deceived into signing an application
for divorce when all she desired was to
bring about simple separation. She pro.
poses now TO engage counsel and have the
proceedings reopened and the decree of di-
vOrce set aside on the ground of fraud and
iDpOsture.
Mrs. Flack says that since che has been
at Newburg many letters addressed to her
have been intercepted and kept from her,
and the contents of legal documents pre-
tented to her for her signature have been
misrepIesented TO her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

CANON August Capt. A. p. Bald
"in O.. this city reports that in recent
conversation with eN-Gov. r. A. A'geT, CT
Michigan. the latter consented to become
national commander Cf the G.. A. r If
iae boys SO desired. As efforts have
'9en inside no two national encampuents
90 eject him, bu. he ho.h times declined,
pc Is thought thst his election will be easy
y %. oomLlg ML-wankss encampment.