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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
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Io the great wor, of saving and raisir <
fallen aud unfortunate humanity, 10 ls
possible that the Secular Uuion i1st or
san,z q IN This city. will be an instrument
io Gods hands for doing much good.
To is to be regretted tha, So many babies,
who might grow upto De useful members Of
society. die under The age of two years.
Christianity has brought portion of the
human race 90 The Observance Of certain
morsl and hqgienic laws, SO that among
Christian parents where two children die,
rom the same rumher not Christians,
seven Die under tne axe OF two years.
Here is an excellent opportunity for our
secular friends 20 invent system Of phi
Io-0Dhv or code of laws which. adhered
.o. VIII rsduce the mortality amoDg chill
fren of zfcularisls s7 Christianity has
among those of i's adherents.
III secularsts had established g mission
society years $50 ca the Sandwich lslauds,
.hea ths inhabitants were al cannibais,
srcularism instead of Christianity might
today srioy the honor of having raised
-,fion nom cannbilsm aud heatheniam
Cd an enlightened civilization. An the ma
tials that now enjoy a high degree Of
civilization were once I'M savage condition
and remsired s0 an Christian Mission
sr.es s0wed the seeds of Bible truth that
+arcae up and bore the fruit We cali civil
nin There are many nations on TIE
..ca OF the globe chat aye vet in tla lowest
ilp,hs o.. degradation, and perhaps 10
would De wei Tor Our secular friends 10
send Missionaries 90 those lands and VITA
trsi- sccularism rai5e those natiols to q
rich decree OF civilization ani thus prove
ny actual demonstration that sscularism
rin produce a better type OF enlightened
civilization than Bible Christianity hiss
brought forth.
Itis estimated that in large cities one
-ucccssful mission is as good rs SIX police
men. I'd each policeman costs che city one
thousand dollars a year, 10 can easily be-
seen hos much the city is saved IN taxes
and expense Necessary to preserve The
same order produced oy religious iohu-
enCes.
Let the sccularists of Wheeling build
ismpls Tor public benefit; let them he sue
esss'ul in elevatiDg humanity 20 q point
yhtre three-fourths of the present expense
rr police force vail be unnecessary, and
shers drunkenness, gambling and other
crimes viii be things of the past Let
them produce results that viii save the
rity thousaodsof dollars that are now re-
qured 90 suppress crime, and Christian
people viii unanimously yO.e 10 exempt
theu temple rom the payment of the pal
iry Sum its taxes would amount To-. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09

vocstes in the country will be here shortly
under the auspices of the Good Templars
The Saturday edition Of the Tribune was
an eight page paper. The paper will be
this size hereafter on Saturdays.
The Fourth ward real was called out
yesterday afternoon On account OF small
fire az Lantern Globe Works.
A young man who tried to appear drunk
ana who iasultcd ladies' on The street Sat
urday night, was arrested.
A building association with fixed pre-
miums is being talked OF. The shares
will be 500 and $500.
A. KlOlz purchased from Jacob Duga
$500 worth of stock IL the new bank, psy-
ipg therefor $3.50.
VIM. Bowser ia "Chtek" will be the at
traction at the Eiysian Theatre on Thnrs-
day evening.
Rev. II. A. Cooper, of Allegheny, Pa.
preached in the First Presbyterian church
yesterday.
James FittOn has returned from LoTain,
where he did several big jobs Of plumb
ing.
The Second Presby Church will
organize a Society of Christian EndeavoT.
The steamer Bellaire cOntemplates max
ing trip to Wheeling once every hour.
John Muth has purchased fine cedar
shell boat from Pittsburg gentleman.
A Young son of james Kelly, Cashier OF
the First National Bank, ID quite sick.
The new First NJ. f. Church will have
seating capacity OF 800 all told.
The Episcopal Church is arranging for
the usual Christmas treat.
There is not much demand for window
glass at present prices.
BLEAK Houee" will be presented here
before long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09

fel6-hOw hot TIE temples burned-whst
desthly sickness seizad his heart-how
mountain, and city, snd mob swan away
from his dying vieion something Of the
meaning Of that cry for help that makes
ihe blood of all the ages curile with hor-
FOR ''My God my God! why hast thou
iorssken me?"
Forever with all these scenes of a S1-
v.Oul's suffering will This city be associ
atsd Here his upidst trial and here HE
deSih. o Jerusalem, jerusalem!
\ SYMBOL OF HEAVEN.
Bat finally | am thrilled with the fact
that tine city is a symbOl of heaven, which
IL only another Jerusalem, "The New Je.
rusalemm And this thought has kiDdled
the imagination Of ell the sacred poets. I
am glad that Horatio Bonar, the Scotch
hymhisi, rnmmaged among old manu-
scripts in the British Museum until he
found that hymn in ancient spelling parts
Of which we have in mu.ilated form in our
modern hymn books, but the quaint pow
sr Of which we do not get in our modern
versions:
Hierusalem, my happy h0mel
When all come TO thee
When shall my sorrows have an end,
Thy iryes when shall / see,
zoe dampish mist is scene in thee,
noe c0lde nor darksome night:
There eYtrie sOule shines as the sunne
There God himseie gives light.
Thy walls are made Of pretious stones,
Thy bu'w0rkes diamondes square;
Thy gates are Of right orient pearle,
Exceeding richie and rare.
Thy tuuettes and thy pnnscl,s
With carbuncleS doe shine;
Thy erie streets are paved with gould,
Snrpassinge cleare and fine.
Thy houses are Of yvorie.
Thy windows crystal cleare:
Thy tyles are made of beaten gould
God that were there.
Our sweete is mkt with bitter gaule.
Our pleasure is but paine;
Our iOyes scarce last the lOOkeing on,
our sorrows sulle RENAME.
But there they live i'm such delight,
such pleasure and such play,
AS that 20 them a thousand yeares
Doth seine Is yesterday.
Thy gardens and thy gallant wakes
Continually are greene;
There grow such Sweete and pleasant lOWers
As no where else are scene.
There trees forever beare fruite
And evermOTe doe syringe
There eveImore the angels sit,
And evermOre doe SINCE.
IIemsalem' my hsppie home
Would God ] were In thee
Would God my woes were at an end,
Thy joyes that might see.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09

An Istsr,sting Budget Of Local News
Events.

an IstertstIng Budget Of Local News
Events.
D J. Murray, the mailer, who got fish
hone fastened in his throat several days
400 was relieved of the vexatious little
,bi3g Yesterday. The bone caused his
throat 10 tester. The sore broke yesterday
srd emitted the bOne. Mr.. Murray got IN
slant relief.
Iobn Jones, foreman of Dubois & Nc
Co.'S planing mill, is suffering from blood
' 80 He run a splinter in his finger a
ew DAVIS since. The sore got worse snd an
oneretjon Vas found necessary.
Clinton Milligap, of Maring, Hart q
On y window glass works, MuIeie, mo-
va in the city in attendance at the fu-
neral of his sister, Miss Minnie hiliigan.
The hottie works hiss successfully heated
ths furnace of the E,ns Glass Works.
Blowing will be commenced st the latter
works tomorrow.
Tns electric light continues to bother
the telephone folks. Tbs racket on the
telephone wires at night is very annoy Ing
to Central" :,
One of the most eminent temperance ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
PORTLAND


Accident ON tho q. IS Local Happen
logs OF Interest.
Special Correspondence of the Register.
PORTLAND. 3D., December This
moraing the local freight on the C. N p,
iu charge of IT j. Kerr, conductor, coihded
with "a through freight iu charge Of Con-
duc.or Harry EbeI.ne, in which both en-
zines were considerably injured, the COW
clicher and font trucks Of the through
lrsight being completely torn from The en-
zine. The local escaped with the loss OF
tue COW catcher. Tue engineers aud hre-
men Jumped from their engines before the
collision occurred.
Dr. Burgess, Of New Athens. O was in
M town yesterday.
Master Harry Craig, the little son Of
Csptsu Charles c Cnig, has recovered
after a short sick spell.
Mrs. j.. * Mitchell has returned home
after q fge weeks visit cd friends ~ Fay
cite City, Pa
Msssrs. w. r. Graham and w. II, Tall
man were guests ma the MoDongahela
Hoase When that building was destroyed
by IRE a few DAYS ago.
A meeting OF The school teachers Of
Peass toenship was held here yesterday
afternoon. About twenty-five teachers
were present Entertaining and instruct
I've pspers were read. The meeting was
altogether very interesting and enjoyable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO December -Cstte-Receipts 5000
head: mark unchanged; beeves s. O0a5 40;
stocters aud feeders 81 SOAP 80; Texans
/ 5la2 I'd: western rangers s. l5a3 30.
Uogs-Receipts p 600 head; shipments 5000
head msrket steady: mixed 5 j5a3 s0,neavy s 10
as 50: light s. 50a3 80. 40
sheep-Re ceipts 5000 head; shipments go
head: market strong; natives s. 90 80: western
4 5Oa4 10: Texans 00ai IS; lambs D UOab 30
EAST IIBEsTy. December Cattle receipts
! 5S1 head: shipments $50 head; market steaoy.
uoes-Recen.g 1900 head, shipments ESQ
head. market slow; Philsdelphiss S0a3 So
cannon 10 best Workers 65s3 IS
sheer Receipts 5000 head; shipments 200
head: market Give.
CfyrrNEATI. o, December Hog, easier
amman and light IS OOa3 90; packing and butch
~ So G0a} IS: receipts 6.OOJ head; shipment,
-no haed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. December 7.-Peuoleum' opened
.-rn AZ 81 OSE. and declined 10 81 O3h in early
do. fhen became strong and advanced 10
81 05iz. but reacted lster and closed steady az
e. 0s7g stock MISUNDERSTANDING al 81 0S s
Iighest. 81 C5ls: lowest 81 0554; closing al "a.
sales i22 900 barrels.
OIL CITY. PA, December T. = Petroleu IN
o,sned AT 81 OlJs highest 81 05l lowest 81 0S1s;
ynsed AT 81 o. sales, 2S3 coo barrels; clearanees
i04 10 barrels: charters, gl,l9O barrels ship
,,,onts q OSt barrels: runs, IS S55 barrels
PrrrsBuRG, December 7.--Petroleum-dull and
~. opened at 81 Oiss; closed al 81 o.; high
est 81 O55s lowest, 81 o..
BRAnroRD, PA, December Z. - Petroleum
Opened at 81 0is: lowest 81 " h,s S 81 US
rr,-rsvrrrv PA. December Petroleum
opened at 81 on s; highest, 81 O51s lowest oS5s;
closed al ! O33s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
west v,rxinia's Roads.

West Virginia may develop her mines
and build her railroads, but before she ne,
comes At for the habitatiou OF civilized
man She must DO something for her pubic
roads. She has the worst roads on earth
one half the year snd the other half she
has nc roads at an.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09


Fours, gtstered
FOurs nd-a-half Registered 1917
FOurs and-a-haf Coupons y
Pacific Skies OF ............ll3
srATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-Active; sales 81 t47,0OO.
STCCKs-The stock market was quie, and
active by spells this morning but there was a
general distruSt and while al the improvement
was not retained at the close the great IN lOrity
OF the ii are materially higher than last even
ing. sharp advances were made in many stocks
and Missouri Pacific shot up TO 20. followed by
Manitoba, Michigan Central snd the c'alers.
The Chesapeake and Ohio stocks improved Den
yer. Texas and Fl. Worth ma some others
showed special strength In the last hour. and the
market closed active aud strong generally al the
close to best prices OF the day. There were n
few small frac iOnal losses, but Sugar rose ~
Chesapeake aud Ohio second preferred =, West
Poiut "a Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred /,
Oregon improvement 81 per cent sales l'5, lS1
shares quotations closed bid rs follows.
Adams Express Isl: American Express III ex-
div Canada Pacific 72[;Central Pacihc3ils Ches-
apsake aud Ohio 26I% DO first preferred 66: do
second preferred 4i7s. Chicago and Al on 100;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1851, Delaware
and Hudson li5A; Delaware Lakawanna and
Western 40, Denver an hiO brande 10,
Erie 25: 60 preferred 66; Fort Wayne 1856;
Illinois .ntral ll7l5; Lake Shore 1875; Michi-
gan Central o.: Minneapolis and St Louis -;
DO preferred lOi4 Missouri Pscitc 6SH; Northern
Pacific Spa do preferred 764: Cnicago and
Northwestern lIl1S do preferred al; New York
Central 1868: oregon Transconlinental 49, Pa
cifc Mail So; Peoria, d 81 l.. 2o Pittburg
1866 Pullman Palace Car 49, Reading iss'
Rock Island 9S; st. Louis ana san Francisco
rs: do preferred 3S do first preferred 90, St
Paul Ggt1 10 preferred ll3: 81. Paul, Mime
apolis and Manitoba 1885, st. Paul and Omaha
3iX do preferred 20; Texas Pacific 1917. Mon
Pacific $50. United States Express Si1a; Western
Union 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
- 81 CHRIsT

Tn ENGLAND the name OF Henry was SO
.,reot mat its houOrs were divided among
5i+f.rent reiprs Il WAS Henry the FTsl,
and Henry the Second, and Henry the
MIND. and Henry the Fourth, and Henry
tbs F,nb. Ia France the name of Louis
wss so fAvorsbly regarded thatlt was Louis
the Fi!st. LOUIS the Second, Louis the
Tbird and so on. But the king who walk
sd ,asse streets vas Christ the First, Christ
the LAST and Christ the O1ly. lie reign
"a bsl,re the Cur mounted the throne Oh
R1ssis or the throne Of Austria was mt
IN .sk;rg eterral. immortal. Through
he i,dnioences of the royal family, the
nbvsicsl Ife d,geuersies, and some Of tne
ti1gs nave hem almost imbeciie, and their
bodies weak. and their blood thin aeG
saisrv. but he crimson life that flowed
upon Calvary had in 1t the health Of i'n'
mortal God. al
the bssvens-Jesas, our kirg. Is SICK Win
bis Last sickness. Let cOuritrs carry Tue
swift dispatch. His pains are worse ne
Is breathing last groan; through MS ooay
.orivsrs the last anguish; the king Is dy'
No. the king ia dead 1t is royal blood
n ,s said that some religionis,s make 100
mncb of the humanity Of Christ ] re-
pond that We make too little II some
Roman surgeon, standing under the cross,
mad caught one drop Of the blood ca Ms
bsnd and analgzed it, it would have been
eonn5 A. have the same plssms, the same
3isk the same fibliu, the same slouHeo.
II was unmi-taksbly humsn Dlooa. IL y
M
a men that hangs there. HIS pGnes are ,- =,
ne came material IS ours. his nerve
ara sensitive like ours. If It were an
spesl being despOilsd l would nov
fsei IL so much, for it belongs 10 &
different order Of Leipgs. But my oaslo!l
is a man. and my whole sympathy Is
aroused. / csn imagine how the spikes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09

Tlfs perfume ofviolets. the purity Of
The niy. the glow of the rose, and the
flush sf Hsbs combine in Pozzonts won
.rnn. Powder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09

The crowd looked around to see exhla-
ration and transport in the face of Christ.
OA. me- Out from amid thu gates aud
the doiues, and the palaces, there arose q
vision Of the city's siH, and Of this ciiy's
doom. which tbitersted the Landscape
from horizon 70 horizon, and be buTst IL
70 tears. crying: so Jerusalem, Jerusa-
iemw But that was the only day of pOmp
that Jesus saw in and around this city
Yet he walked the streets Of this city the
lovelisst and most maj -stio being that the
world ever saw or ever will see, PGblius
Lentilus, in a letter TO the Roman Senate,
describes Him a. a man ef stature some
what tall, His hair the color Of a Chestnut
fully ripe, plain to the ears, whence down
ward il il more orient, curling snd way
ing about the shoulders; in the midst Of
His forehead ia a stream, or PARTITION Of
His hair; forehead plain and very delicate;
His face without spot or wrinkle, a lovely
red: His nose and mouth 80 fOrked AS moth
ing can be represented; His beard thick,
la color ike His hair-not very long; HE
ewes gray, quick and clear" He must die.
The French army in Italy found hraas
plate on which was copy Of His death
warrant sig1ed by John Zerubbabel,
Raphael Robani, Daniel RObani and
Capet.
Sometimes men on the way to the scat
fold have been rescued by the mob. No
such attempt was made Ia this csse, for
the mob were against him. From niue IN
the morning till three in the afternoon,
Jesus hung a.dying in the outskirts ct this
city. Il was a scene Of blood. We are so
constituted that nothing ia 50 exciting AZ
blood. Ii is not the child's crying ia the
street .hat so arouses you as the crimson
ar ppiug from lis lip. 10 the dark hall
seeing the finger marks OF blood on the
mastering. YOU cry "What terrible deed
baa been done here" Looking upon this
suspended victim of the cross, we thrill
with the sight Of bloOi-blood dripping
from thorn and nail, blood rushing upou
his cheek, blood saturatiBg bis garments,
blood gathered in a pool beneath. 1t ID
called an honor to have in ore's veins the
blood of the house OF Stuart, or of the
house of Hsp,burg. Is it nothing when l
point YOU to the outpouring blood OF the
king OF the universe?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Ia5 Per ent.-Governments
Dull and Stesdy-stocks Quiet and Ac-
uve-Flour STEADY and Unchanged
Wheat Weaker.
New YORK, December Money on csll easy,
ranging from la5 per cent lat loan at per
cent closed al per cent prime mercantile
paper 6a712 per ceut; sterling exchange quiet
and steady at iS0aiSi.
.,vgpNs1rrsrre- Du11 and cfQqIv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. Feb. I6.

Saturday, Feb. 16-p. m. /.
By the operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last evening the Associated
banks of New-Yorz gained s2,429,7 32 cash. To-
days bank statement of averages for the week
shows gain of 50, 925,1 90 cash. This gain re-
fleets large net gairs from the weeks interior
movement, and indicates actual cash holdings
at the close Of business yesterday considerably
in excess Of the amount reported as the average
Of the week The leans were only changed by
reduction Of $4,000. The increase in deposits
1884, 10000 is 100000 less than the other
changes call for. The statement results in
gain of s3,I42,62 to the surplus reserve and
leaves it at 1906, 600, against 81 7937375 Feb
ruary IS, 1888, and s15,479,2Oo February 10,
1887
The following are the comparative statements Of Fob
ruary and February 49,
gSss: Pc: sss$
600 5S S Inc 99s aSS
Circulation $50. 4,Ss0O0O 4,35eooo Dec. $4,000
Tho following shows the relation between the total re-
and the total deposits at the respective dates
Lsesasndcis.. So o7aooo So Isl zoo Inc Soo7Oo
Total 1922 600 sl20si77OO Inc 1926 100
as'ss deposits 1os 7soc25 loosea1oo Inc 7sg41s
Surplus ~ s14152,975 si7,2 COO Inc ss,142.e2s
The Clearing House statement to-day was
as follows Exchanges, Sl3i, 900, 500: balances,
S7770040 For the week: Exchanges,
sri ,O99, 23s; balances, $40, 779,O92.
To-day's stock market revealed to spectators
some ntimations Of the extent OF the existing
short7 interest broker who generally was
credite2 with doing a strictly commission bus-
ness and perhaps an occasional flyer Of 100 or
200 shares for himself, failed, short of stocks
to an amount which is variously estimated from
$1,000 to $4,000 shares. Aside from this the
feature of to-day was the large dealings in Erie
end the advance in the price TO 30 Ia. which was
the closing figures The. buying of the stock
seemed TO be for London account The market.
generally was quiet and firm, excepting an early
raid on st. Paul stock, and it's exceptional weak
ness to the close. The market closed strong. y.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected, and quota
tons were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION CONTEST.
ITS INVESTIGATION AND DECISION LEFT 70
THE NEXT HOUSE.

THE NEXT HOUSE.
Washington, Feb 16 (spcciaD. receiving Mr..
Brecknrdce's letter yesterday. Chairman Crisp called
meeting Of tbs Committee Elections for this morn
ing Only seven members attended. one less than
quorum. They Chairman Crisp and Messrs.
Cultivate and Moore. Democrats and MeSsrs Rowell.
Cooper Lodge and Johnston Of Indiana Republicans.
After discussion OF the GrOsvenor resolution aud
the letter OF Mr.. Brecknriage relating 10 the con-
tested election in the I'D Arkansas District the COM
mttee reached the conclusion that the present House
has jurisdiction in the maj Ter and Mr. Crisp was
instructed to prepare report to that effect and sub
NIT 1t to the House, together with the reasons upon
which 1t is based. The committee considers that as
each House is made the Judge of the election returns
and qualifications OF fits members, II win be the
duty of the House deal with the Arkansas
and that If committee should be raised by the
present House, its report would be only persuasive
and would not conclude the recommendations OF the
Elections Committee of the next Congress the action
Of the next House.
OF course the failure TO take any action now will
delay for considerable time the investigation and
settlement Of tho Arkansas contest the assassna-
ton OF the contestant has stepped all proceedings
under the statute. and nothing further can be done
until after the organization Of the next House and
the appointment OF committee 10 proceed 10 Arkansas
and take the necessary testimony. The ton OF the
committee to-day unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
pAwNED SEVERAL TYPEwRITERs.
MR.. Voorhees, HENonMAN KELLEY TO BE
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DISMISSED FROM THE PATENT OFFlOf1'
Washington, Feb 16 tspeciaD.-It appears that
Albert j. Kelley of Indiana, Chief Of the Assignment
Division of the United States Patent ONCE. and
tondlv cherished "heelcr" Of Senator VOORHEES,. who
was recently advcrted to in these dispatches as having
pawned typewriter belonging to the Interior Depart
ment and generously Offering to sell the pawn ticket
10 Assistant Commissioner Vance at a discount OF
some hundred per cent of its face value, went more
largely into the hypotheoatlon business than was
then supposed. 1t is now charged that this ardent
Democrat pawned not typewriter only, but num-
her varous stated at from three to five, of which the
Departmcnt has succeeded In recovering only two.
Il is further stated that when Secretary Villas first
took charge Of the Department of the Interior many
and serious charges preferred against Kelley,
charges of the grossest intemperance and immortality
Of eyyng contributions upon his fellowcerks OF both
sexes in the shape of loans which he never paid, and
upon other grounds. To the credit Of Mr.. Villas, he
determined upon Keey's instant dismissal but Vocr
bees Immediately to the front with earnest en-
treaties that his estmable henchmsn should DO nc
tanned and when this proved of avail threatened
to call upon President Cleveland, who would, he
said, Immediately insist upon keey's retention IhIs
pressure the Secretary was unable 10 Withstand. ~
Is now understood however that Kclcy's resignation
has been perenptorfly demanded. Under these cir
cumstances, while senator voorhees, would, doubtless,
prove an important witness as 20 character in the
libel suit which Kelley announces In the local press
that he intends to bring against The Tribune IL Is
hardly probable that Secretary Villas VIII be sum
moncd In the plaintiffs interest.