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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-15
THE COLONELS REVOLT.
Their Blood is Up Because Davidson In
posed Finea

Their Blood is Up Because Davidson I'm
posed Fines.
NEW YORK, June IA special meet.
ing of the American Association was held
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, for the pur.
pose of ascertaining what the Louisville
club intends doing in the way of fulfilling
its obligations to the Association. The
meeting was presided over by W. O.
Wyckof, who also acted as Secretary.
Those present included W. H. Whitaker,
of the Athletics, J. W. Walter, of Balti.
more; Charles H. Byrnes, F. A. Abell and
A. ]. Doyle, Of Brooklyn; A. S. Stern, ol
Cincinnati; A. B. Cohen, of Columbus
N. A. Davidson, of Louisville, and c. E
Won Der Abe, of st. Louis. Mr.. Byrnes
represented Kansas City by proxy.
The netting was called to order shortly
after noon. During the meeting it was
expected that Mr.. Davidson would intro
duce as a scheme to settle matters, the
consolidation Of the Jersey City and Louis
vile clubs, and Manager Power, Of the
former club, occupied seat in an adjoiL
ing room while the meeting was in session
At 2:15 p. m. the conference adjourned
and it was announced That Mr.. Davidson
had made a satisfactory explanation, and
that the Louisville club would continue
in the Association under the old manage
ment. The question of buying the Jersey
City club, President Wyckoff said, was not
brought up at the meeting, it being con-
sidered personal matter with Mr.. DaYid-
son.
The latter was seen after adjournment
and said that he contemplated big change
in the club He has waited on three Jer-
sey City players and he was afraid he
would not get them Short stop Long he
has no use for, az he considered Gleason al
good. II am going to get new faces in
the club, and il remains to be seen whether
success attends the change. am at pres
ent negotiating for two men in the South
ern League, pitcher and infelder, and
expect shortly to secure them. The
Louisville club will be new thing in a
rnnpth -
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TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
A Grafton Man Commits Suicide with
Poison.

"A Grafton Man Commits Suicide with
Poison.
Special Telegram 70 the Register.
GRAFTON, June 14.-Nathan Banks
who has been conducting a photograph
gallery in tent on Latrobe slrte ct for some
time, retired at his usual bed time Thurs.
day night, and not putting in an appear.
ance at breakfast, the proprietor of the
house, VIM. Poe, went to his room. and
after repeated efforts to arouse him, dis
covered that something of serious nature
was wrong. Physicians were Immediately
summoned, who at once found symptoms
of poisoning. Every effort was made TO
save the life of the unfortunate but to no
avail and death came 70 his relief at 12 80
to- day. Dependency over business
reverses are supposed to be the cause of
the rash act. He leaves a wife and one
child, who reside in Clarksburg, where de-
ceased also conducted gallery.
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Vote for ratification to-day.
TWENTY DAYS IN JAIL.

Tho First Sentence Under OIncInnsti's
Sunday Closing Law.
CINCINNATI, o., June 1.-THE first
wOrkhouse sentence under the Owen law,
the law requiring saloons TO be closed on
Sunday, was pronounced this afternoon
against Thomas B. White, who was con-
victed of violating the law Sunday, May
26. The sentence was twenty DAYS in the
workbouse and fine of 500, but stay
of execution to July was allowed to per-
NIT the accused to make sn appeal. The
SalOOnkeepers' Association tonight re-
solved to assist members who are arrested,
bnt declined to order members to violate
the law
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A s8e.5O CHARACTER.

The Judge Dismisses O'Donovan Rosa 8
Libel Suit Against New York Paper.
NEW YORK, June 14-The suit of
O'DonOvsn Rosa against Patrick Sarsfeld
Cassidy for libel was dismissed by Police
Justice Smith to-day after hearing the
testimony, which showed that Rossa had
accepted $32 in full settlement of any
damage which he may have sustained
by the publication of the alleged
libel in the Catholic Neirs. All of
the allegations conveyed in the publication
and many more discreditiDg ROssa we're
proven by the teItimOny, which included a
letter written by Henry LabOuchere con-
victing Rosss of intimacy with British
spies and infOrmers. By the testimony of
Patrick Ford, Cassidy, Richard Short, the
man who stabbed Captain Pbelan and
others, it was proved that ROssa had de-
faulted in almost every instance of his be-
ing the custodian of funds raised or intrust-
ed to him for specific objects. The jndge,
seeing that ROssa had not n leg TO stand on,
summarily dismissed the case.
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Creates q SIR On Railroad Circles -Gener
NuasH, ir,.-t.,r, ~

Creates q SIR On Railroad Circles General
Washington News
Spr1ai Tsegrru TO t,e Rsrtser
WAsBINFT0N. June 1.-THE action Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in giving
notice that theatrical and other persons in
parties Of ten travelling on one ticket will
be carried st two cents per mile per capita
has created quite a stir in railroad circles.
Railroad companies have held that inter
State Commerce law prohibited reduced
rates 10 theatrical parties, aud some regard
the action of the Baltimore and Ohio as de-
6ance of Inter State Commissioners. The
only commissioners now here are Morrison
and Bsagg and they say no permission has
been given the Baltimore and Ohio 70 make
reduced rates, but that feature of the inter
State law has never been intsrpreisted,
and perhaps the Baltimore and Ohio have
taken this step 70 compel a judicial inter
probation. The commission will take no
action until President Cooley returns
This move Of the Baltimore and Ohio is 8
progressive one aud indicates an active
spirit Good lawyers hold that il the rail
road makes no Determinations, bat grants
the reduction 10 all parties of tan or u,ore
applying. there is no discrimination, and
hence no violation of the law.
Passengers from Baltimore report that a
water spout bursted this afternoon along
b. & %. between Washington and Laurel,
and that track was covered with three feet
under water. Fields were covered into
lakes and crops we're ruined.
William Tucker. editor Of the Wells
burg Local. has returned to press his ap-
picauon for q place in the treasury.
Gsrrss NJ. Bowers. of Martinsburg. candi-
date for State Auditor on the Republican
ticket last fall. arrived this evening from
the east on bis way home.
Ed vs.. s. Moore, formerly OF FairmOnt
and we'll known in West Virginia, mas
taken the Mulford cottage at Mountain
Lake Park aud removed his family there
for the summer.
Postmasters appointed to-day were as
follovs r. S. McHimUen. Pioneer, Mar
sbsll county, vice Alice S. McKimmell,
resigned, A. NJ Prince, Raleigh @. H,
vice j. S. Hall, removed, Geo. S. Surben,
White sulphur Springs, vice J. f. Caring.
removed; j. G.. Eesler, Williamsburg,
Greenbrier county, vice A. G.. HAnley, re-
moved
Ex-senator Camden arrived here this
evening from Baltimore
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TbIs would ne A rItanIo rrust

PHILADELPHIA. jane IL There was
a rumor from Chicago that consolidated
coal trust company was to be formed with
capital Of $500, 900, 900. This story
could not be verified in this city, and the
coal companies laughed at il ~ absurd.
prominent broker said. There is some
thing in il. The men back Of II are in
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago" 4"
He also sain that he believed that Austin
Corbin was in the scheme, but Mr.. Corbin's
lieutenants all denied Il.
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Citizens of the lower wards and OF
the Island will make n big mistaks II
they vote down the loan ordinance.
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
The Gravest Reports Feared to be Liter
ally True.

The Gravest Reports Feared to be Liter
ally True.
MINNEAPOLIS, June "A Journal
reporter started for the scene of the Chip
pews Indian outbreak last night, arriving
there early this morning. A company Of
army troops are at Mora, the nearest town,
where they are awaiting definite news. 1t
is not known positively that more than
one man has been shot, but the graver re-
ports are not discredited, as they are
thought to have come from reliable men,
Capt. Stouch, who is in command OF the
regulars, at once made arrangements to
leave Mora for the scene of the outbreak
with his force, and the start was made at
$50 this morning. There are several fam
lilies living near the lake who have had
trouble with the Indians, and it is feared
that these have suffered.
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A HARVEST OF CRIME.
THB DARK SIDB OF LIPB PICTURED BY
WEST VIRGINIANS.
Murder, Suicide, Criminal Assault and Other
OfenssS in Our Own Stats-A Brother Bears
the Mark Of Cain-Two Desperate
Cutting ARRAYS.
Special Tslenam 10 he R.ois,er

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, June 14.-On Monday af-
ternoon two brothers, Jack and Dutch
Diekerson, who live on Newcomb creek,
Wayne county, fell out over the excessive
use of a horse that Jsck loaned Dutch to
ploT. A fight ensued, which resulted in
Dutch stabbing Jack several times in the
back, below the shoulder. The wounds
60 to the hollow, and when the wounded
man breatbes the air passes through the
cuts. He will die.
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HELP THE COLONELS.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF THB AsSOCIA'
TON NAGNATBS.
Davidson Gives Satisfactory Explanation Of the Clubs
COndihOn-Nsgotations on Foot That Will
Make the Club Nearly
New Thing.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 14.-Trouble
brews in the visiting Louisville base ball
team. Manager Davidson, enrsged at the
teams ill-success, imposed a S25 fine on
Second Baseman Shannon for fielding errors
and on Catcher Cook for stupid base run.
ming. At this all the men protested, by
signing a round robin, saying they would
not play to-dsy's game until this wrong
had been righte1. Davidson then threat.
ened 800 fine on each and left for New
York.
After deliberation President Wickof
was telegraphed for advice, which, oi
course, will be: "Plsy ball and your
case will be investigated.
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The Roatnn NYnnl markst.

BosToN, MASS, June A.-The market
here Is firm for all kinds OF wool, but it is
difficult to establish an advance. In do
mestic wool there has been qnist tra5s
et ahnnt PravieaS P-is4s- Nov --ovi al
rivals attract attention. Texas wOOls range
at 22a24c; New California at 16s22c; Ohio
and Michigan fat sheep at 22a32c. Pulled
wOOls less active; superfne and extra at
25a37c. All kinds of fine washed EOols
dull; Ohio Xxx 33a34c; X 32c; Michigan Y
30c. Carpet woOls remain quiet but firm.
The statement that an iron bridge
can be built for "One.quarter," or
"One-third," or "One-haIr' what IL
will cost To put up "A stone bridge, IL IA
deliberate ,m1sstatement Of the facts.
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Ten Men KILLED IN Desperate Battle

Ten Men killed in Desperate Battle In
Texas
ST. Louis, June "A telegram from
Austin, Texas, says; Mesgre details of a
bloody atfray last evening at Given store,
eighteen miles southeast of here, reached
this city this morning It seems that q
c0lorsd constable named Wilson. under
took TO arrest a white man, whom he
charged with horse theft The mau re-
sisted, snd general light ensued, between
him and his friends, and the constable and
bis friends SiX-shCOters were used freely
and four white men and two negroes were
killed outright. while eI leaEt a dozen
Others were wounded, some probably fatal
ly Deputy Sheriff johnson and posse,
left here st II o'clock for the scene of the
conflict
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swept Over Nlarara F.ll,.

NIAGARAFALLs, N. Y, June IA
About o'clock this afternoon, an un-
known woman, supposed to have arrived
here on the $40 Buffalo train, committed
suicide by jumping from Race Way Point
in Prospect Park. In an instant her body
WAS swept over the American falls. short
ly aiterward it was seen floating in the
river and toward the Canada side. The
woman was large featured, about As years
of age, and weighed sbou. 40 pounds.
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Moro BIoodthlrstY Talk.

VIENNA, June l4.-The Pesther Lloyd
says: "The German displeasure at the
Cars toast is greater than the press
showed. As no power intends 10 attack
Russia, the steady increase Of Rusia's
armament must be for offensive purposes.
Therefore Russian financial operations in
Berlin may be regarded as ended. Ger
many has apparently decided to be foe
to foe and friend to friend in 6nan-
cial as well as in politlcal matters.n
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hCon.umptlon Incurabls ?

Read the following: Mr.. O. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: WAS down with
Abecees Of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me as an Incurable Con
sumptiye. Began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee the
work on my farm. 1t is the finest medi-
cine ever maden
Jesse Middlewsrt, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for Dr. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption l would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best of health" Try
it. Sample bottles free at Logan & Co. Z
drug store.
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H. Waannn 10 whisky.

MERA, MINI, Jim Chalty, chief Of the
Snake river band. WIS in this morning and
conferred with Capt Stanch. He said the
trouble was caused by whisky, and there
would be no general uprising; that the In
dians desired to maintain peaceful rels-
tions between themselves and the whites.
He said the Indians would assist TO bring
the murderer of MagnusOn to justice. The
true version of the affair will soon be ac-
curately known.
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weak Woman.

The more sensitive nature of the female
sex renders women much more susceptible
than men TO those numerous ills which
spring from lack of harmony in the sys-
tenn. The nervous system gives way, sick
headache is frequent, the appetite is lost,
and other ailments peculiar to the sex
cause great suffering. Hoods Ssrsaparilla
is peculiarly adapted for such cases, and
has received the most gratifying praise for
the relief it has afforded thousands Of Wo-
men whose very existence before taking il
was only misery. 1t strengthens the
nerves, cures sick headache and indiges-
ton, puri6es and vitalizes the blood, and
gives regular and healthy action to every
organ in the body.
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NEw YORK. June Liza ID. Sankey'
the singing evangelist, has bought some
tbi-ty acres Of beautifuly-situated land at
a point between Seatuck river and Little
Seatuck creek, near Esstport, Long leland,
where be Will build a handsome residence.
He is negoUatin- for about seventy acres
more adjoining. and viii then have one of
the finest farms in Suffolk county, with
plenty of good fishing in the South bay.
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LICE HAS APULL.

A Favor to Mrs. Halford Duly Rewarded
with an once.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Secretary
of the Treasury to-day appointed John
Hughson a skilled laborer in the Treasury
Department at a salary of S72O per annum.
Hughson was porter of one of the Pullman
cars caught in the flood at JOhnstOwD, Pa,
and it was mainly through his efforts that
Mrs. E. w. HalfOrd aud her daughter were
enabled to reach a place of safety in the
mountains. His appointment is due to
the recommendation of the Presidents
private secretary.
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Two New Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The Navy De
partment to-day issued advertisements in
viting proposals for the construction o
two steel cruisers OF 5000 tons displace
mant under the authority conveyed by tn,
appropriation act of September last Th'
contractors is required to guarantee {
minimum speed OF 10 knots for four con
secutive hours,
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would like to hear from all clubs Of their
standing, composed of members 18 years
old, in the State. bar Wheelings Addres:
Will T. Miller, 1921 Avery street, Parken-
burg, W. Va.
Cincinnati may not make much Of 8
mistake after all by securing Kennedy, Of
the Wheelings. He let down the Spring.
fields yesterday with a single hit.-Cin.
cinnGti Hmes-Stdr.
1t is understood the management has
accepted the terms Of pitcher named
Shamus, Of Erie, and have wired him.
Kelly, Of Mipgo, has also been wired al
Akron, but no answer has been received.
Nichol and Hobrecht made splendid
running catches of flies yesterday, the
latter making nice double play.
Jack Remsen, the veteran player, hs,
been signed by Mansfield to manage tn,
club and play if necessary.
Kennedy and England have been run
ming a race on hits and the latter is TIVE
ahead.
Yesterday seemed to be a bad day fo
the Willismses in the error column.
0'ROurke and Reddy Williams hit tn,
ball hard yesterday.
Kennedy will pitch to-day and gOOC
game is promised.
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CRIME ON CRIME.

A Murderons Assault Grows Out of Boys
Conviction of Bastsrdy.
Special TsIe0rom 70 he Register.
CLARKsBURG, June II AT the last
term of the Court young boy by the
name of Morris, living in the lower part of
the county, was convicted Of bastardy in a
proceeding brought by one Davis, the
father of the girl. The Court sent Morris
to jail in default of giving bond to main
tain the child. This week Presley Morris,
John Morris, Michael Morris, H. S. Davis,
James Hawker, Robert Price and Solomon
Price are charged with making an assault
with intent to kill on Davis.
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BENJAMIN's FUN.

He VIII Spend the Sunday In Frivolous
Amusement.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
will make another trip down the Potomac
tomorrow in Postmaster General WanA-
makers yacht Restless He will leave
here in the morning sbout 10 o'clock, ind
will probably not return before Sunday
evening. A number Of gentlemen have
been invited to accompany him, including
several members of the Cabinet.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

William Z. Chandler was yesterday re-
nominated for United States Senator by
the New Hampshire Republicans, although
before the bslloting he was accused OF
offering $3.50 for one vste and 81 200 ior
two votes. He denied the charge. The
Democrats nominated Harry Bingham.
George and Charles Sherwood, brothers,
Of Chicago, were drowned in the Calumet
river, yesterday.
At Brookville, n. Y, the BrOokville
Chemical and Super-PhOsphste Works tX'
ploded, completely wrecking three build
ings.
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One of the Stricken at Armagh.

DUBLIN, June 14.-Margaret Huston,
one of the persons injured in the railroad
accident near Armagh, Wednesday has
died from the effects Of her injuries. Bus-
mess still remains suspended in Armagh.
The only sounds disturbing the dull mo-
notony of the streets are caused by the
frequent funeral professions TO the church
yard outside of the city.
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AnstrIa Hints Al War.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Times CORE
spondent at Constantinople says that the
Porte has been advised from Vienna that
Austria regards the present hostility 10
Austria OF the Regents OF Servia ~ a oasus
Jeh and hopes that European diplomacy
will secure a moderation in hostility.
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Rednold and "soofey" Both Away.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Gen. Scho-
field, now acting Secretary of War, sent
word to the department this morning that
his was not feeling we'll and consequently
would remain at home. The department
WEI then practically without a head,
though few matters requiring immediate
attention were waiting.
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IUTHERsN CHURCH FIGURES

Statistics OF Growth nutiug the Past Year.
PuTsBURG, June 14-This morning g
session Of the Lutheran Synod OF the
United States was devoted 20 the discus
sioa Of home missions The biennial re-
port of the Board presented by the Secre-
iarv. Rev. Jacob A. @. Lutz ID, OF Bal
tmors. showed receipts OF S67, 1853, and
expenditures Of so, 729 % during the past
two years. The report showed IA mis-
sions enrolled, 131 missionaries employed,
26 new congregations organized, 1854 ac-
csssions and 1O,630 members enrolled
The contributions aggregated S239, OO6 OF.
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Base Ball Briefs.

Pitcher Geo. H. England asked for two
weeks lay off He says he is i'll and not
in a condition to pitch winning ball, and
be thinks it but Justice to himself as well
as the club TO take rest until he is in
condition, when he fells confident he can
pitch good ball. The leave was granted.
The Athletics, of Parkersburg, W. Va,
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Fleelnr from Panama.

PANAMA, June l4-The canal collapse
continues The collapse has affected all
here and produced great suffering. Thou
sands ~ already reported have already
left, but there are others who yet require
transportation of course. There are al
tf4L- ------ L---f-t. - As---- '-
remained up TO the last but they are now
moving off az fast rs means Of transport
are afforded them.
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GABLE FLASHES.

The Shah Of Persia has conferred q deco
tion upon Count Herbert Bismarck.
The Porte will send an eI-Minister Of
Finance, an eI-Minister Of Marine and
four high officials az a commission 10 in
quire into the grievances Of the people Of
Crete.
NJ. DerOulede and other Boulangists,
who were arrested At Angouleme on Sun
day for resisting the police, have been
released from custody pending further
proceedings They were warned that
they would be rearrested ifthey attempted
any further disturbance.
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THE ANrALeAMATED's WORK.
The steel scale Reierred-A New Propos
fIon FOR Trefslatfon.

The steel scale Reterred-A New PROPOSE
tiou for Liquidation.
PITrsBCRG, Pa, June 1.-THE Anal
gamatad Association Convention is nearing
the end. The scale is almost completed,
and after the election Of officers the con-
yendon viii have completed it's work.
The SESSION to-day was devoted to the con-
side alton OF the steel scale, which was
f0ally referred 60 the workmen in the
various mills A communication wss re-
ceiyed from a member of the locomotive
Engineers asking that the Association set
on foot a movement looking toward the
cooperation of sll trades unions and labor
organizations in appointing delegates whose
special duty will be 90 watch legislation
10 an the States In the interest Of the
working people The communication was
fled.
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Ohsrleston's Aid to Johnstown.
oeeiol TslsO-n7a 10 he ReOiSsT.

lFIll-l7 4o1-97 I77' " 70 1F1F7777''
CHARLESTON, June 14.-Lsst night the
Harmonic Society, this city. gave an en-
tainment for the benefit of the Johnstowu
sufferers, from which WIS derived about
S40O, which will be forwarded direct to
JOhnstown tomorrow. This organization
is made up of the best musical talent in
this section Of the State. Parties from
Huntington, Winifrede and Hinton took
mart
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Build "A stone bridge, and it Will re
quire no care or repairs.
APlaOe for Tanners Daughter.

ElAce ior lhhner Daughter
WASHINGTON, June 14.-OOmmissiOner
of Pensions Tanner has appointed his
daughter, Miss Ada Tanner, to be his con-
fidential secretary, in place of George R.
Squires, of Brooklyn, who resigned that
Office to accept position as timber agent
in the general land Office Miss Tanner re-
Gently graduated from the Packer Insti-
tute. in BROOKLYN.