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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
A wFsrERN CANDIpATE.

The Memphis appeal wants the next
Democratic Presidential candidate to come
nom the West OF course our esteemed
Southern contemporary would prefer that
he come from the South, bat that is out
of the question. 1t does not want HILL,
because m its own words:
.Hlsnams as a Presidential candidate would
De met with a storm ofopposition and the Cleve-
land men would be indignant beyond any power
to concuiate them. New YORK Is therefore out
of the question a. the party is TO have any reason
able chance for success. By taking candidate
nom the West the Democrats Of New YORK Wouid
be relieved OF any excuse for division for per
sonal or local reasons and their State having
been 30 often honored To the past, they could
have no excuse for lukewarmness. There Is
every reason, then. in the past and the future OF
the PARTY p New York, why the National Demo
cratic Convention should 90 West for its candi-
date in lsg2 and why the South should insist
f,ron a step that is the only one likely to lead TO
success"
This, Of course, bars out Mr. CLEvE-
LAND. also. Now, we do not believe the
APPEAL represents Southern sentiment
when it asks that Mr.. CLEVELAND be left
out. The Democracy. in the South, as
we'll a. the North, we believe, is, at pres
emit solid for Mr.. CLEVELAND. While We
cheerfully agree to leave the selection OF
the next Presidential candidate to the
Democratic convention, we protest against
barring the iavOrite az the start.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

PHILADELPHIA girls have adopted dog
collars for belts. And it is irreverently
suggested that they might find use for
dog muzzles if they nd sufficient ingenu-
ity, but they will probably stick TO the
neWsnapers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

Ir VIZ only knew how many of the HAIR
R1soN family there were We might &C
curateiv figure how much is left for the
Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

DECORATION dsy-droP flower on the
grave of some soldier to-day, in memory Of
our country's brave defenders and IN &C
Acknowledgement Of the great debt owing
than.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

THERE is another ''Seoesh' movement
in the South. But FORAKER need nc get
down his musket on that account. IL Is
only Yves, Florida wanting to sscede and
ioin Alabama
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

WHAT has become OF that Southern high
protection movement? Has 1t died 3
natural death, or has some one inadVeft-
antly stepped on its
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

Now that Canon wuBERFoRcE declares
he has been cured Of an 'incurable' IN
teTnal ailment by the faith cure, that doc
trine. or remedy, or whatever it Is called
will receive a boom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

EVEN that hide-bound partisan organ
the Philadelphia Press feels called on to
remark,
Three month, have gone 1y since lnl' ail,'''
ls.raton began. aud we have heard nothing GUS
the contention for place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

PRoBABLY the administration wants 70
capture Hayti as plAything for Baby NC
kEF
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nroposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will he received at the NJ
~ The CITY Clerk, addressed TO the Cbairr,.-
the Committee on Markets, unit SATURDAY r..
Ist 1850. at O'Clock p. m, for Nhitews.i
second Ward Market Hal, also Second Wari.-
Centre Markets.
The Committee reserves the right 70 reject q.
or ali bids. 1hOMAS r. IHONEk
.,,,,)e IN Il litv fI-..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

SENATOR ED1fUNps, one Of the most
thorough-going wolves in the Republican
pack, puts on sleeps clothing IN the
Forum for June, discussing corrupt poit-
ical methods" after the manner Of Bishop
PorrER's famous centennial sermon. We
should not bs surprised, now, to see BILL
CHANDLER ard FORAKER come to the
front depreeating seetionalism in politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

IN THESE days of centennial celebra-
tions it will not do to forget the cOmmemO-
ration of the 4OOth anniversary Of the dis
covery Of America by COLUMBUS which is
to take place in Washington, D. c., in
1892. and is to include the three Americas.
IL will be a stupendous exposition and will
do more than anything else toward
bringing the United States and South
America into closer commercial relations.
On October % Of this year the National
Board Of Promotion, composed OF the
Governors Of States and Territories,
Mayors of the leading cities and commit
tees Of Boards of Trade will convene at
Washington to plan the movement. At
the same time and place the Three Amer
icas Commercial Congress will be in ses-
sion; so everything is favorable to making
the celebration the grandest event Of the
century. Wheeling should take part in
the preliminary affair at Washington in
October next. Il would do no harm for
the representatives Of her great manuiac-
turing interests to become acquainted
with the representatives of South and Cen
trsl America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

THE Presby terrain General Assembly
seems TO have done some hair splitting over
prohibition. After endorsing it, sup
elemental resolution was passed de-
claring that the endorsement did not
mean the endorsement Of any political
party. Dr. CROSBY, who emphatically dis
scented from the irstrssolution, engineered
the second through. IL is hard to catch
the fue distinction here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
HIM advertisements.
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor of the last WIZ
and testament of Mrs Barbara Gschwendtner,
hereby notify those having Claims against sai9
deceased. 10 present the same duly attested
Tor payment and all indebted TO her estate 70
ooAne tO' " - - JOHN J. KAHN.
Nro,- Of 1900 my2Ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

SINGLE COPIES OF DAILY OK WheALl -,
,.r,-. .or rcrrrn FsOs EvEEY PART OF thh SUB
BOUNDING COUNTRY ,,. ~, .,+,.,,,,.t
Reiected communication VIII not pc fet-Ileo
miles, accompanied by sutleiens loa-Asc. ,s
a-s--,-.s r,f So denomination OF two cents ana
- accented f0r amounts less than one dol.ar
Mr. WOOSTER embracing ~ seteTla e.!to'le,
Ia erilref nt tls P0.tQ1iol ln hattiui9, ~ va %
.......If rIrae rnnHfr
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Notice To Contractors.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ REcgv
= until noon OF
wednesday, June 18th, ISSq

For the erection OF a Church Building n.
First NJ. K. Society, OF Bellairei Ohio.
uardyare store Of Geo. Walter & Co
The Trustees desire 70 let tie conirsoi
whole 10 Que contractor, but bids for any ~.
the work will be received and considered F~'.
Proposals are expected to include Did, n. OIL.
ols church huilding-any suitable mat,-..-
which may be used In the erection Of the !.
building. All material not suitable Tor Dee 3 p.
moved away.
The Trustees reserve the right 10 rejeo.s-.
ali bids. II in their opinion there are .l4
rea,ons therefor. WIN. McMASTEs.
President BOarj Of ms.
Bellafre. o, May 18th, 1889 81
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$500 OFFERED

ors ot Or. Saee's Caurrh Remedy. for an
incurble case OF Catarrh in the Head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

-1rE---- " Golden Medical Dis
tnUlOluTrEn covery is the only med
tuNAnAN ELu. iCine Of It's class sold
k.uu-.-.-.-l by druggists. under "a
printed guarantee, from the manufact-
urcrs. that 10 win benefit OF cure in every case
OF disease for which 10 is recommended, or
money paid for IL viii be promptly refunded.
Copyright ISIS by WORLDS DIS. MID. ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
Nav u. 1889.
NOTICE.

The barge minnie" vill carry people from the
foot of Twelfth street TO the Baseball Pax ana
Races all this week. Fare cents for round trlp
The Minnie can also be chartered Ior prlVAte
Dancing Parties and Picnics. Have in connection
with the barge. fine Picnic Grounds, nine miles
above the city. which can be secured by apply
ing on board or telephoning TO Koehnline y, Bros
,,,sDse Master
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30

printed guarant
unrs. that lt viii b.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

The case of jackson Castle came up before
the Supreme Judicial Court in Belfast last week
The deft., school boy, with others, was Sliding
on the sidewalk in December, 1854, and making a
great noise, which frightened pair of horses own
ed by Mr.. Isaac Jackson, causing them to RIM
against tree, killing one of them There is a city
ordinance against sliding on the sidewalk and the
PHI. sought to recover damages for the value or
his horse Judge Walton ruled that the boy could
not be held for damages and gave lengthy tlisser
tation on the subject. He said young America
must have some chance to work off his surplus en-
thusiasm. The boys have as much right to the
streets and walks the Salvation Army, political
torch light professions, circus paradcs, Masons or
Odd Fellows with bands of music He said it was
not unlawful for boys to slide walks or halo in
the streets, unless there a city ordinance, and
then they were only liable for the penalty of the
violation of such ordinance. They were not liable
for damages resulting from such sliding "Give
the boys chance" said the Judge. The BOYS are
an annoyance that cannot be helped and must be
endured. Other annoyances were baby carriages
the sidewalks, bicycles, etc. Ringing of bells
blowing Of whistles, cars and other kindred things
were liable to frighten horses. Exceptions were
taken from the Judges ruling and the case goes to
the law court.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

the committee Of citizens having in charge TIE
business of formulating 4 plan in regard to erect
ing city or memorial building for Belfast ami III,
Grand Army Post, mad a session Monday afternoon
meeting was held at Grand Army Hail in tht
evening and adjourned to at tlie court House
on Tuesday evening, April 39th, when il is hoped
there viii be a full attendance Of citizens The in
terea in the enterprise increases, ana the build
ing is needed and everybody wants it, it is reason
able to be supposed that it will he erected At III,
meeting next Tuesday evening plans for the rroi
Get will be submitted. The committee has asccr
tanned that the Angler property, so-aale,l on High
and Church streets, can be purchased for - 500
which is considered reasonable. The contemplated
building will be about % by 50 feet three ~torc.
in front and two in the rear, 60 ting exclusive OF
land, about : lJ.OOO
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25


IN BRIEF. 1t was rumored at the Treasury
peParlineni thursday IL i Secretary Window
ilaS 4e'l1fu n9l 10 pay Jos Tor u per cent
ooh'o ill'i US ~ instant. ne secretary
was lnlofmta OF The rumor but declined to dis
tu>> we NuiJecl-.-'.. blHlarrA sharPiy rtproNe>
thc samoan uii>u! LOT ms lI-uiN sed course III
Plofohih- W dl hl@ii nave resulted III a SCr1-
Gus Phdrfei hetWeeh the nited states and Ger
Hi"n4' any says tnat HermanY has no interest
III me internal anaif, OF samoa. Henry NJ.
l'lAon' 81 MISSISSIPPI - wears old, has been
aPPoHte,! cadct-,it-ldI@e III west Point
M ou7" w PctNoHt dI'PIItttloh Oh Ms Gfahd-
hother. Mr. Anne 7. DlNon. She j. the
M'3oH VI MAYOR 1ehIE l. 3iNoh- lhe only man
~ tu'lu,'i cVuhlH' ~ VINO voted Tor LIN
CON LOT PRESIDENT III 1850 and who was aS>as-
slaled py IN ext ohiederate officer soon after
we C.o1c o. me War.....l he biggest and fercc>t
MY ->oN lolhcFS nave witnessed 'il tins gen
Iiatioh swept ihe east bank VI 1le North river
li"dl nom -'tH street TO what would DE
13ih street Il NJ street ran 70 the river there.
ne ioS> ! apoQl H"'VW''"o9. he New ork
tehlfal falifoad l. heaYy loser.... y elbow
lever j. a9aih reported at Jacksonville, Fla.
hul lhe aulhofltes OF that city deny the re-
i'oI >'.,',.Noou r flddy was generally observed
~ NeN lorh' ne exchanges We're closed and
nurilesI "a> almost Wholly suSpended.....
noted Massachusetts, cases have been disposed
q ~ 1oHo"r me compromise in the famous
Gilman WI ease by which Mrs. kimbaIl re-
'eN'N fl'Woo' haH been confirmed by the SUI
PIeine Court he celebrated Snow-Alley case
i salH 70 nave been settled on the Basis of the
I m Judgment. be british steamship Pine
h I,i Which arrived at baltimore from
no Jahelro FRIDAY reports yellow fever as
tteIrlp.e AT santos ana KIo Janeiro. The mum
per OF Iea'hS al the latter port reached 100 a
Alt ! reported zen Merritt has issued
0rders 70 seize az guns and pistols from okla
mona mona boomers hhlIl the present excitement is
alaSei. II i designed to avoid blood shed....
a speca 10 the world from Colon says; Pre>i-
dent NumeZ declares that Columbia will not
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25
Sad Browning Accident at North Haven.

One of the saddest accidents that ever happened
at this place occurred on Sunday last, when two
brothers, Adelbcrt aged lG and Gardner aged y
years, sons Of Capt. and Mrs. Ellen c. Brown,
We're drowned. The family lived at Southern
!l&thor, so-callcd in the Harvey Ames house. At
! O'Clock in tie afternoon the boys bent a new iib
to their boat and went OF on the harbor to sail a
sudden flaw struck the boat, capsizing her about
200 feet from the shore Both boys attempted to
swim ashore, but failed. Their mother saw the
accident, heard her boys shout for help and ran to
the shore, but could render assistance There
before her eyes, with no power to help them, she
saw her boys sink below the surface and their
young lives go out forever. One body has been
recovered.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

Work has begun the addition 70 the North
Church. Mr.. James 4. Pottlc is to do the Joiner
work. Several of the large elm trees on Church
street will have to be removed. The addition on
Market street will contain a lecture room POS by
$50, and parlor % by 206 the latter to have an
octagon end facing Church street. Between the
lecture room and parlor will be folding doors, by
which 1oth rooms can be thrown into one The
tower will be moved from its present position to
the south corner of the old part. The extension
will have hip roof There will be two entrances,
one from Church street, and one into portico on
Market street. The building will be irregular in
form, but in keeping with the modern style of
architecture. The architect is Mr.. Ernest Greene
of New York.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

Easter observed Sunday in the ttniycrsali,t
Church in this city, by a sermon in the morning
ana concert in the evening. The church was
decorated with cut flowers and ported plants, but
not so deliberately as on some former occasions.
The sermon was timely and the concert excellent.
At the Unitarian Church there was an abundance
OF flowers and very strong sermon by the pastor.
The music was never cXcelled by church choir in
this city. I'm the Baptist Church there were two
services. The pastor preached two sermons both
relating to Easter The church was handsomely
decorated WIN mowers Easter was not specially
observed at the North Church. and the only deco
lations were beautiful floral cross and some
potted plants. The Methodist Church was hand
somey decorated with flowers. An Easter concert
in the evening was largely attended.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25


At TIE regular meeting OF Thomas II. Marshall
Pos 70. z, Belfast Ne, April i, the following
Resolutions were passed.
Whereas, Comrade FitH W. Gilbert has been
sud lenly cllt9't away from the ihors of this life,
1t becomes our painful, yet pleasant duty, to
recognize his worth and his Wort, in the Order he
so much loved. Comrade Gilbert was a charter
member, and WAS an earnest comrade and an
efficient worker in the Post, from his first ohligH-
ton to his death; was an Industrious hard work
lug man
Therefore, Resolved, That l.y the death OF com
lade Gilbert we haze lost faithful comrade
"hose memory we cherish and whose loss we de,
lIpYe.
Resolved, That our hearts go out in sympathy to
his family in their loneliness and solrow ana we
desire to express to them our kind wishes that
Heaven will bless them AMI sustain them under
their heavy msfortunes, and i'll its own good time
reHnltc them where death shall never separate.
Il. solved, That IA copy Of these resolutions be
presented to his family, that copy be sent to the
Republican .Iournal, and that they be inscribed
upon The Records of this Post.
a. X. j. MOORE,
NJ. G. nILWORrn, Committee
GEO. w. BoGLTER,
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

by in the death, on Friday last, of his wife, Mrs.
Eunice Libby.
A report of the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars, with other matter of
local interest, will be found on the first page.
Boys who climb the electric light poles, bent on
mischief, will make a mistake If they persist.
The electric current Is dangerous thing to trfe
with.
ACCIDENT. Miss Jennie Mcclellan, of this city,
in alighting from carriage Saturday noon, at her
| fathers house, slipped and fell, disocating the
right shoulder.
\ Capt Augustus Me Donald, of this city, who has
spent the winter in Lawrence, is at home.
Last week he launched his cat-b boat, Eva and is
/ fitting her up for summer business.
Charles and John Doe of this city have settled
at Fort Payne, Ala, and are engaged in the .trug
business. They reported to have made some
money in land and to be doing we'll.
! Yellow eyed beans are scarce and high. Dealers
in this city pay 1925 per bushel for them. Nearly
all the yelloweyed beans raised In New Eng
! land and last season the crop failure
4 Belfast man who has frequently invested in
Louisiana lottery tickets came within two Of
drawing $1,000. Had he been 1000 off he would
not have cared so much, but to be $50 near and
yet so far completely broke him up.
one of the largest truck horses In town is owned
by Mir. +. s. Shuman. The horse is Prince Ed
wards Island Clydstale. weighs 1913 pounds and is
very powerful. Last winter he hauled 1900 pounds
of Ice with the utmost ease. Shuman values him
/ at 800.
Judge Walton, last week, severely reprimanded
woman witness in the case of Hall vs. Bartlett
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25
Boston Market.

BOSTON, April %. Owing to the holiday there
were no movements in country produce Yesterday
and prices were nomnaly unchanged.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25
Sam Small in Belfast.

1T is the best temperance lecture ever lis
tened 10" was the general remark as the large
audience left the Belfast Opera House, Monday
evening. after Rev. sam W. Small of Atlanta
Georgia, had told the story of his life, pune
tuated and emphasized by vigorous denuncia-
ton of the rum evil Mr.. Small is indeed well
equipped for labor IN the field TO which he has
been called. He was born with brains, endow-
ed with fine abilities, and gifted with natural
eloquence Then came scholastic and collegiate
training, study and practice of law, term "a
court reporter. official positions in Paris and
Washington, and a brief but brilliant career As
newspaper man. lie was the creator of odd
So the predecessor of Uncle Remu> in the
column, of the Atlanta Constitution, and
whoSG.4uaint savings had a Worldwide cireu-
lation through the press. In his address Mon
day night the rich vein of humor Mr.. Small
possesses now ana then disclosed itself. NOV
ing the audience alternately from tears to
laughter.
No one can doubt the lecturers sincerity OF
mi>judge hi, high and holy purpose. He LAYS
hare the minute>t details Of his life, his early
Christian training bis gradual Yielding tc
temptation, his struggle, when fairly in the
tolls OF excess, his efforts to free himself
and hill final rescue from what might, and in.
deed must, have been !: drunkard'> grave or
living death. \ more devoted Wife or kinder
friends man never had Every effort was made
TO save him from the fate which threatened
Physicians were Of no avail. The nostrum,
advertised TO cIlrp th, drink habit pr0Np1 a lf.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

We have no room for apologies th~ week
and indeed. are TOO tull-of advertising for
utterauce
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

TTVTI
Joseph Williamson, Assignee, w. A. Is. Nealcy
Judgment for defendant"
Rescrpt-In a suit in troycl for the yalue Of
property, brought by an assignee in insolvenc
the plaintiffs rights are only those of the nsulvcn
himself. His rights are only those which the in
solvent himself ha and could assert at the time Of
his insolvency, except in case of fraud.
As between the parties a mortgage upon guods
which authorizes the mortEaYor To sell them, amt
with the proceeds of such sale to purchase other
goods to take their place, may be upheld as To-
such after acquired property.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

Mn. MAR>roN'S ASSIGNMENT. 1t IS Thought the
liabilities Of c, : Marston, the clothing manufac-
turcr of This city who assigned last week, will
amount to 319,o0o. The attachments put ON here
are about $4,000. New ork parties were in town
last weel, and leplevined 4 certain amount OF
goods, The sheriff pat in a keeper and work has
suspended. Those who know the inside of the
matter say that Mr., MaIstons trouble was caused
by the failure Of q itm whose paper he had en-
d"rsed 'fr large amount. 1t is believed he Will
be able to arrange matters as to resume work at
no distant day.
The Republican journal., 1889-04-25

II
head. 1t t, SUPPOSED NV VIII lose both cycs
I1HlHTl Mrs Many Nibrn,. ba- .,Id brr f,r,
4u Ko..0. nat l..l AMI ;-iII I,I,, j II. A,uIt, III
win sen hy1 farming. tool. ar,l n NAM M M ii,
hnd .sood. AZ .t,.tjOu Na-ttl,ra,- atfpr,,,, ,,,.
! l-th PartI,- from IlrltIn1 -nrut b, a.'. tr,,'
f.hin,r n VIM Prescott PAM HI ri I,s + ,,I.
and took home ulil, a fins, lot nf the -,tnrl. h.,
brautice incuIin.- 4i i.4,lf,d lrnnk rnuf rIfi,,
nd 10 l4,n Lrrn .;rlf it ..rlin, i,ef,, ,r tl. S'
I land fellows for - and we snpno.c fnfy t1ol
,ulrh plpasIIrt ,N hitting it to tnp triri l., tia
city trU4ae tl,, same Old lie . Dr. j. " Clnr.l
MAJ Sold III, stallion bonnie lambert Nh N /,
blink tIis vill I'LL A Great !os- ID horse brrr,lr- Il
| ms vicinity IL Cook 4 lnovNou have ro,nnl,ta,
thrir .tp,p dam ana Are uov- ready fur hl,lin.e
Tie hi4h school closes Wcdncsdav. Mav isr
ana the closing exercises viii tahc lce tlat ryrn
Ing. puuils from this school viii teach the IN,
district schools in this village this simmer Will,
Miss Greeley he ACCOMPLISHED assistant trarher
| Will teach the grammar school at south Thom9,
ton. Garry tie news to Belmont! H. e. Nor u,
shot three. Wild geese at tyyo shots IN t,n,,tra
4 Point Mondav eVcuinr, krriI osl thr rnn,Ii7,a,
4 wei. Int eff vii ch was 20, ptall4
/ WINrrEIoI,r. The Methodist Church ,,,s ,..,,,i
e.,inely decorated WITH Go,yui, and nnrtr, jnat.
y.r Faster sunday and ~ yel.y intrrpetint, cl,,rnr
yyae ,rirnn Ia i l.re ,f,tiinrr.' III IN, .,nnn NJ
| g,rn,ri.lr,ing vas rs follows. t,r.an N1i NJ II
h;I.,.. II NH ot,r: PRAYER ~ .tnr psnnn.i,
Reading SUPERINTENDENT and school. Anthem,
Easter Pra-t.s, Choir; Dialogue. " IN ID III HUH
Enstr.2 Irwin 7 r., .uerllof Cl4jrn Ii,n,ly. -,l,
| i,yith cho,1lsi Crown Him Charles Nhnv. H.,.N
| The shield Charlie Baldwin Rec He Diad an,
| Hnse for Me Christie WLellcn illir RANK.
| Mandr Coison Nina \ealcy Trno (,utnrel KIM
tt,nnl Minnie Gror,n. Snln ..n, man ;r, H.,
! on pnrtnl tI.tic I;raIt Ann. sr,tt. Pr. n.ILI
orr.hnr Erpii,lin Gilman NIL r,intnr l,,s,j =:
! Moody: solo Tie ChihIrcn's O0rrin.r IilIio