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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
MARTINS FERRY.
Religious Mectinss-indaStriai, PersOnn
and Other Notes.

Religious Meetings Industrial, Personal
and Other Notes.
Tho Laughlin mill will tcsunO to-day week,
Yesterday John Brown buried ten.month'l
old sou.
Plate mill No. 8 at the Rtna mill. will start
this morning.
Two shops will 20 on at the Buckeye elias
Works to-day.
Tho St. raui's Episcopal church will be open
cd about Easter.
John 1lCslOp, ~, Is quite III At his home Oh
North Fifth street.
Tho funeral Of Miss Mena GCslcr, yesterday,
wRA largely attended.
Yesterday resident Of tho Standard addition
was run In for lighting
Acres Of pedestrians woFO out yesterday on
jOylng the pleasant weather.
I. ]. Irwin installed officers IN the Rcd Mons
lodge at stGubenvillc last week.
Tho hoard Of Education has adopted tho new
system for cadclshlp among the teachers.
The meetings at the prCsby terlan church will
DO continued this evening and Tomorrow eYon'
lug,
Tho Mito soc!Oty Of the Episcopal church will
meet with Miss Amanda Miller Tomorrow oven
Ing,
D, 7. Brown, OF Oregon, returned on Saturday
aiicr a pieSsan, Visit With bis brother, James ".
Brown,
The meeting at the 81. y. church stlll con.
tlnGes. Tho attendance Is large and the inter
cat great
Willslick 4 Co.'S muClAgO 8 cents per bottle
at the IOstoIIlcC newsstand. Fine stationery In
great variety.
Tho late train on tho @. 4 +. road, was over
three hours late OH Saturday night on account
Of the wreck At Cooks Ferry.
Rev. gprlggH, Of Washington, IA, assisted Rev.
II, n, Campbell In communion services IN The
Presbyterian church yesterday.
Andrew CottschAik arrived from Anderson,
ind, Saturday, where no has been looking alter
tho new glass works, Tho railroad company u
putting III n switch,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
Tho j. Q. pnlr opern Company.

The sentimental parts of "a Trip to
Africa" TO be given at the Opera House
Wednesday evening by the Dnff Opera
Company, are well contrasted with the
fun, the former being interpreted by
Miss Bellini, Mr.. Wilke and Miss Stone,
and the latter supplied by Harry Brown,
one Of the best light comedians seen for
many a year In comic opera, Miss Leigh.
ton, Mr.. Gaillard and Mr.. ]. A. Moore.
The choruses and dances incidental to
the opera are in perfect form, and ex.
hibit some pretty young ladies. The
scenery Of the three acts is specially 1T
tractive, and is nightly applauded almost
us much Us tho singers. All lovers Of
fine opera and good music should hear
this company.
The second evening OF the Duff en-.
gagement will be devoted to Millocker's
"Beggar Student" The sale Of seats
opens at Houses music store this morn.
inc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

The st. Louis Star.Sayings says Of Es'
telle Clayton in "The Quick or the
TITS all over" St. Louis has seon
"The Quick or the Dead" and all is
serene. As was anticipated, one Of the
most fashionable audiences Of the season
was present at the Olympic last night to
witness Miss Estelle Clayton's drama Of
Amelie Riyes' weird story. The boxes
were filled with ladies and their gallants,
in full dress, while low.cut dresses and
swallow.tailed coats were plentiful in
the parquette and dress circle. 1t was
an audience that any actress would be
proud to play to, Miss Estelle Clayton
scored an immense success. From her
first entrance, she gained the sympathy
Of the audience, her wonderful beauty
being tho subject OF comment. Her act
ing, too, was satisfactory. She imper-
sonated the difficult role Of barbara In a
manner that made her o charming sue
nnao
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
now sitting in Charleston, the following
business WINS transacted on Thursday,
January 10th:
Hooper vs., Hooper, from Marion
county, Certiorari was awarded upon
petition OF both parties,
Cohen Bros & Co. vs.. Ward, from
Roano county, was submitted,
MCGugin vs.. Ohio River Railroad
Company, from Jackson county, was
continued.
Damron vs.. Ferguson, from Wayne
county was submitted.
Pashy VS.. Bronby, from Wayne
county was submitted.
Love VS.. Tinsley, from Cabell county,
was submitted.
Damron vs. Smith 4 Perry, from
Wayne county, was continued.
Ferguson W. Millender & Co., from
Wayne county was submitted.
State VS., Gibson, FROM Cabell county,
WIS continued until June term.
Rice VS.. N. N. & NJ. Y. Coz from Cab
ell county, was partly heard.
Gen. ]. MCComas, qualified on motion
by j. i. Laidley.
Fleming vs.. Gutherie, Judge, etc.
Rule in prohibition awarded returnable
Adjourned until lOa IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

bon suffered equally as bad and tome even
worse,
John sullivan and family leave to-day for
Southern California, to be gone several years
The Good Templars hold an open meeting to-
morrow night, whitehall arc invited to attend
Mis- Annie DiCkehson OF MaSsIll on, Is here,
the guest Of MolliC McKelYey, oil tho Fourth
ward.
The Christian church was packed to overflow.
ing to hear the Iaymaker's cautata Friday
night.
Howard Bender, formerly Of this city, but now
Of Richmond, Ind, IL doing well there, working
for Il gas company.
The wreck at Cooks Ferry, on tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad, delayed all trains here Eat
urday night, some being three hours late.
A small sou Of Henry Loring, playing, on topo
q box chr Saturday, fell TO the ground and was
badly bruised, but no bones were broken.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad people hero not
having capacity enough for the. repairing Of all
the shOppGd cars, sent big string oil them over
to the Wheeling shops.
At masquerade ball here Friday night q
young man arnyed himself as Death, and scared
the dancers so badly that ho was promptly
bounced from the hall
A large crowd attended the public installation
OF the G.. a. Il, and W. i. q. The services Wete
very impressive, the readings and reCltntiOnB
very good and tue singing immense.
Rev. 7. W. Lane married at his residence Mr..
Leo Hall and Miss Ida Henry. Lees mother II.
Gently married, and tho lonely boy married and
will 80 10 housekeeping In his old home.
John Hahn, mineral HeSlop & shlCk's mine,
got drunk last week aud ilmined bis hand
through ]. VOgel's window. lie cut his hand
severely and VIII now b. laid out for week.
The c., l.. 4 W. people have gotten into their
new quarters here, and Agent Alexander y
ready for business. The telegraph lines Will
soon be ready, and all trains Will run down TO
the station this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

There Is no better known caterer to
the vaudeville loving public than H. W,
Williams. The various companies that
have toured the country under his name
have always proved par excellence, aud
the one that opens at the Grand Opera
House this evening will be no diversion
from this standard. He brings with
him a company composed OF the most
brilliant vaudeville lights. Prominent
among the luminaries are Bobby GaylOr,
Irish comedian, whose presentations are
always original and quaint; LIEUT. Tray.
Is, a wonderful yantriloquist; Lizzie
DAILY, tho beautiful disciple OF Terpsi'
chore; Harry LeClair, female lmperson.
ator, assisted by Ed Leslie; Frank aud
Lille White, in a clever sketch with
lyrical interspersions: Turtle and Vote,
in an amusing knock.about acti Mullen
and AIagee, "the bards OF Tara" Charles
and Lillian Morris, In their wonderful
thought reading,
Sam Deaine, banjoist and topical 70.
calist, and Willie Parker is a sweet
voiced vocalist. Bobby Gaylor's mirth.
provoking sketch, "Wall Paper" is the
concluding feature OF what promises to
be the best vaudeville entertainment
that has been gwen here this season,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
FORMER WHEBLING BOYS
Arrested in Ohio for a series Of BprglaIlss
Mt Different Places.

ut Different Places.
Following Is part Of a special from
AIechanicsbdrg, Ohio, to the Cincinnati
Enquirer Of yesterday; the Gary boys
therein mentioned are sons Of James
Gary, who killed peddler at West
Wheeling years ago, and served a long
term at Columbus, and who with his
wife was recently arraigned in the U, S.
Court here for the violation OF the
liquor laws, while the robbery for which
Grant served a term was stealinga watch
from Wilhelm's saloon, in the Eighth
ward, Before removing to this side OF
the river, the family lived in Bellaire,
On the night o. lecember Is the drug
store OF DR.. Sharp, OF Woodstock, was
broken open and goods and money
taken, Following this, on the night OF
December Goth, the dry goods store OF
Plat 4 Williams and the hardware store
OF Kile 4 Kilburg, at Plain City, were
entered and goods to the amount Of 5000
were taken. Several minor robberies
were perpetrated at this place about the
same time, and on the night Of January
7th the store OF Kennedy 4 Stephens, at
Moorefeld, was entered aud about $40
worth OF merchandise taken from there,
After obtaining sufficient evidence,
plans were made TO catch the rascals,
Accordingly; officers from Plain City,
under Detective sam Brittin, Of II billiards,
and Nightwatchman James Board, arrest
ed Charles Burlington, OF this place, and,
after much induCement, he made par
tial confession duplicating Grant, Lige
aud jack Gary, brothers, and Ross Owen,
all Of this place. Warrants were quietly
issued, and all but Grant Gary were
arrested,
The officials then instituted a search
OF Mrs, Malinda Potts house, she being
sister Of the Gary boys The search
was rev arded with the finding Of $500
worth OF silverware, and SO worth Of
dry goods and notions, The stolen
goods were buried in an clubhouse and
secreted among the clothing Of the TO-
male inmates aud stuffed into every con-
ceivable crevice that could conceal the
smallest article,
The contents Of fruit cans were poured
out and silk muflleB and handkerchief
were stuffed into the cans TO hide them,
Along with these many articles was
found a full set Of burglars tools Of the
latest pattern.
This morninga warrant was issued iOI
the arrest Of Mrs. Malinda Potts and her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Hoyt, charging them
with being accessories. The women
we're brought before Mayor o. S, Cheney,
and upon preliminary hearing were
bound over to court in the sum Of $500
each. This they failed to procure, and
will be taken to Urbaua to Jail.
The Garys are u bad set Of characters,
They came here from West Virginia,
where Grant, the eldest, served Q tern
Of five years in the penitentiary for the
same oGense. AS soon us the news
reached the surrounding towns that had
been sufferers at their hands, those who
had goods stolen came here and identi'
fled many pieces Of the recovered goods
Us their property
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

A very pleasant event occurred satur'
day evening at the residence Of Mr.. W,
A. Wilson, on North Main street. Rev.
NJ. +. Dryden, pastor Of the North Street
NJ. L. church, on behalf Of the congre.
CATION, presented Mr.. Wilson with Q
handsome onyx.topped stand, beauti'
full parlor lamp aud pair OF gold.rim.
med eyeglasses. Rev. Mr., Dryden's re-
marks were neat and appropriate. He
said that the presents came from the
members Of the church as q mark OF the
regard and esteem in which Mr.. Wilson
was held by all, and q slight token oil
their appreciation for his valuable as.
sistance and untiring work In all move.
ments for the good Of the church, Mr..
Wilson was somewhat overcome, but he
responded in u feeling manner. The
presents were purchased from /. G. Dill
Inn e CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.


strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Mollie Sylvis, who has been visit
lug friends in Chicago, returned home
Saturday.
Prof. Billy Mayer was taken home
from ths Arion Hall on Friday night
very sick.
Mr.. William Low Hooff came in satur-
day from another successful tip aud as
usual put up at the Mcclure.
Mrs, r. II. Cochran, wife Of Judge R,
II. Cochran, Of Toledo, Is at the Mcclure,
and will remain in the city several days
H.C. suydam, Of the Warwick Pot
tery Company, arrived at the Mcclure
Saturday after a successful business trip.
Miss Kate White will leave for Charles.
ton to-day, and will attend an elegant
hop to be given on Wednesday evening
Hon. j. II. Burt, Of this city, is being
boomed by his friends for the position Of
u. s. Labor Commissioner under Prest-
dent Harrison.
Hon. w. s. McConnaughey, Of Burn:
ing Springs, ex.member OF the House oil
Delegates from Writ county, is at the
Hotel Windsor.
Nh. Sam. NJ. Wood, who was visiting
his brother, Chas. 7. Wood, Yard Mas.
tor Of the p, w. & X. road, has returned
to Allegheny City.
Messrs. Frank s. Bixby and Charles
Kompe, ahead Of Fred Bryton, who iss
to DO al the Opera House January q aud
90, are at the Mcclure house.
Lillian White, OF Harry Williams
company, which opens at the Grand
this evening, arrived here Saturday
evening and registered at the stamm.
Mr.. Mark Merkle, formerly Of the
Wheeling bakery, has been promoted TO
tho management OF the extensive estab.
ilshment Of S. s. Marvin, at Pittsburgh.
Mr., Howard Brennenan, formerly city
salesman, has been placed In charge oil
the Wheeling bakery.
Miss Estele Clayton, who is TO appear
nj tho Opera House Friday aud Saturday
noxt, In @The Quick or the Dead" and
"a Sad Coquctte," wrote the successltil
play HYoung Mrs, Winthrop, and
starred In Il, being the only lady that
was ever starred by the Madison Square
theatre,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

Kate Castleton had two good audi.
ences Saturday, and entertained both
well with her Paper Doll.n At night
Wheeling Lodge B. P. 0. Rlks attended
in a body, and presented Miss Castleton
with a magnificent floral harp.
"My Aunt Bridget" and her friends
have gone from the Grand. Saturday
room and Saturday night the house was
SO crowded by 7;45 that the box office
was closed and several hundred people
turned away,
On Friday evening Miss Mile Price
was taken seriously III during her pheno.
menal dance at the Grand, and was
scarcely able to finish 1t. After leaving
the stage she suffered severely and was
not able 10 appear In the last act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
RAILROAD ORDINANCE
Considered Yesterday by the
Trades and Labor Assembly.
THE AMENDMENT PROPOSED


At the regular meeting yesterday Of
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
sembly, the principal business trans
acted was in relation to the Objectionable
amendment to the new right OF way
ordinance OF the Wheeling& Harrisburg
Railroad. 1t was developed that the
amendment proposed in Council by ME
Tracy, requiring the employment OF
home labor on the work us fur as practi'
cable, was in accordance with the views
OF the Assembly, but that the rider put
on the amendment on suggestion Of Mr..
Delbrugge, in the First Branch, was not
asked or suggested blythe Assembly, but
was volunteered. 1t is this rider which
the railroad company finds obiectiona'
able. The matter was referred back to
the Legislative Committee Of the Assem-.
bly,, with the expression that the original
amendment without the forfeiture clause
was enough. 1t is the understanding
tNuL tut ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tullB pStWoStl
President Cochran, Of the railroad, and
the Legislative Committee, will likely
remove all obstacles.
The Assembly adopted the following
in view OF the false impression that
seems to prevail;
Resol,Ed, That the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly iayors liberal legls'
lation by the City Council Of Wheeling
to encourage railroads and other enter
prises locating in our city,
The delegates to the recent State AS
sembly K, OF l., at Charleston reported,
II was stated that everything is encour'
aging for the passage Of all labor leglsla'
ton desired at this session. The failure
OF John Corcoran, Delegate from this
county, to act in accordance with the
K. OF l.. expression that he and all labor
representatives ought to stay out OF the
party cauCuses, was discussed in con
nection with some other subjects OF
like character, and the debate was al
times very lively, and assumed rather q
political phase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
BEl.llAlRE
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass city.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The steel plant here resumes to-day.
Agrcat many children here have tho mulnpS
The delinquent tax aAlO Of property boglns to-
morrow,
John Fourly, OizanCHylllC, is here, the guest
Of friends,
The street cars ran over a part Of the now road
last week.
Glencoe q still ali excitement over the EW
aud oil ma,
Charlie tottp, OiJarObsburg, was hero Saturday
on business,
MA, hopkins preached yesterday in the
Christian church,
"True irish ilVatia' will 10 given tomorrow
night u the ElySlan,
Revival services will 10 hold IN the Fltsl n. Il
church all Of this week,
Rev, Lylo Thoburti had splendid success NJ tho
wGgeO meeting last week
GAINESVILLE claims 10 hAvg shipped 0j, OOO bush
ola Of apples this fall aud winter,
charlie Bell, OiihO whecllnE Hinge Company
wSihefO yesterday among friends.
Tho iIsllAlto, zAAesylllO & Cincinnati HALLWAY
reelected the old board Of Directors.
Prof, Cflppen hAl quite 4 class In short hand
IN the TAlliiAl block on Third street.
Friday evening small fire occurred IN glmOn
Hehfa window, startling from the gas
The storm Of last week blew the nhlmheys "a
ana hNW ftsldpbtO al ~, j. Kelsey, ul hillll
intrhfhlb bOSidOS blowing ignblsi lay llaehA anu
i1idOf IN over tho adjoining farms |ho helBh'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
For the City Council Made satuFd
EYnnInE.

For the City Council Made Saturday
Evening,
The Democrats Of the city held their
Council primaries Saturday night, ex,
cept in the Eighth ward, where the
nominations had already been made,
There was q pretty good vote, and one or
two warm contests took place, B, A,
Galllgap and Frank Healy were turned
down" In the Fourth ward Peter Fer.
rell after an exciting contest, defeated
Mr., William Jacobs, the candidate OF
what Is sometimes referred to as "the
Happy crowd" and the victory gave Mr.,
Terrell a good deal OF satisfaction.
Following are the nominations In the
several wards:
First-First Branch, W. A, Wilson.
Second Branch, A. o, Harrell, O, H,
Miller, John j., Kenney, and Dennis
secoad-Fist Branch, Joseph EN-.
shelmer Second Branch, NJ, ], o'Kane,
Albert Capps and Albert Hadlich,
Third-Frst Branch, julius Pollock,
Second Branch, Henry Robrecht, O. F,
Brandiass and William Ellingham,
Fourth-First Branch, p, +, Terrell,
Second Branch, A, I, Young, D. O, Kur'
ner and Joseph Yahn.
Flhh-First Branch, DR., John A,
Campbell, Second Branch, Oscar See
ley, NJ, Bailey and Edward Miller,
Sixth-First Branch, II, O, Caldwell
Second Branch, Frank Cruise, 0, w, KH,
ter, Washington Rumble, p, Gavin and
+, b, Wilkie.
seventh-Fint Branch, ], Elwood
Hughes. Second Branch, ], A, Wood
]. NJ, Emmert aud George Deiten,
Eighth-First Branch, Smith Butler
Second Branch, w, O, Handlan, Frank
Heller, Louis Asmus and Louis Stab
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

Alta meeting Of the directors Of the
Base Ball Association held Saturday af-
ternoon, W. 4. English was elected q
delegate to attend the League meeting,
to be held in Canton Tuesday, January
20.
The meeting was to have been held
at Canton on the coming Tuesday, but
the management OF the Wheeling club
received a telegram asking that the
meeting be postponed for two weeks.
This time Is evidently asked for by
those towns that arc not yet prepared to
say whether they will come into the
League or not. Then again the Steuben.
Vile East Liverpool deal is still In pro.
gress. The postponement OF the League
meeting is without doubta wise thing,
us something may yet develop that will
give the scheme the needed impetus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

AT the semi.monthly public rehearsal
Of the Opera House Orchestra given at
the Arion halllast evening, the following
fine programme was rendered To a nice
ludienCei
PART PiRsr,
1. MAtch-"Dueppelcr schanECn stuTm".. .piCfke
!. OyeFtufe-"Don Juatl.... Mozart
D, Observation-Disclosures '..D,..."...-J, lIeSh
PART SECOND.
I, BUTTERFLY Hunting" (DlO sChmetLerllugs.
iagdl kGlet BCla
j. iIoiVFo%usOuvGIlr 10 UadllH .","".,.. BoSIsIo
FART THIRD.
I. Grand selection from "DOn Cesar e. Dclllnger
), ObOrlaOndlot fQratrlng inStrlimCnts-..Aut
lien Iefggn" ,ap.,.,... .a.U,.,.a,p...J. uungl
D. Carnival polkA-"Schrumm, schrnmm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
How pleasant now 10 sew The secret
Is "MllG.End," know.



The river was falling at this point all
day yesterday The leyee gauge AZ dusk
last evening showed a depth In the
channel OF ~ foOt 0 inches. Tho Andes
is due to-day from Cincinnati, for which
point she Will leave on her return trip
a. Q o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Capt,
Charlie Muhleman ID In command a.
usual, and Mart Noll Il still doing tho
honofB In the Office. The Andes 10 30
popularity knownthat II ID not necessary
10 enlarge upon lis merits nor tho
universal satisfaction patrons always OK.
periehCe. The Katie StoCkdale passed
up about 7 p, IN, yesterday Ia tho Gin.
clnnatl.PlttRbufgh trade The Bhetley
got away about dusk Saturday with q
good trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

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tho most easily taken, aud the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; 10 dis
pei Headaches, Colds and FeveB; To
Cure Habitual Constipation, 1pdiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 80 cts and Sl,00 bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton p. Hess, K. B. Burt and
n Mnnkn,uullan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
rrnn.inr. or IIeni 1:atate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were admitted 10 record at Clerk Hooks
office Saturday; .... 49,.
&. Howell aud wife and others, 10 Anton
lieymanu, for lot No, 10 on the northeast
corner Of Fifteenth and EoIf streets,
Consideration, 5000. ....
Deed made January II, 1889, by John
KoproSkl and wife, 70 Joseph Wen
Skpnshel, for the north half OF lot No. =,
IN division q, oithe Caldwell plot Com
sldcratlon. 1925. =. ,oss r.,,,,
II, Lcnstiro and wife, 10 Henry j. leas.
,iFe, Tor one. eighth Of lot No. 10, sprigy
K 1tilChioa addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14

The coal miners OF the city and sub.
urbs met yesterday afternoon and
elected Jere Meade a delegate to the
Joint convention Of mine owners aud
miners, TO be held at Indianapolis Tues
day, February5. 1t Is stated that nearly
all the operators here will attend this
convention, the main business Of which
is to formulate u scale Of wages,