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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-13
Grain Elevator isurusd.

PRlScEros, Ill, Nov. le.-The largest
grain elevator in the city was burned to
the ground yesterday. ]. II. Dole and
Company, OF Chicago. 0 wne,l the build.
Ing, and it was valued at $4,000, insur-
ance $40 COO. IA Y j s.f7 "A f's7 X 5.7-;'",il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-13

VIENNA, Nov. l2.-The bodies OF
thirty Of the persons who lost their lives
by the capsizing OF ferIyboat in the
river NVaag, near Biszstritz, yesterday,
have been recovered, - -F.
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DUBUQUE, IA, Nov. 12.-Complete
I official returns OF tho Congressional dis.
trict give Henderson (Rep a majority
OF 1906 over Couch (Dem.)
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Tho Queen Appointed Regent,

The HAGUE, Nov. l2.-Queeu Emma
has been appointed regent TO govern the
Kingdom during the illness OF the King.
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RlcnMoSp, VA, Nov. 1e.-Hcnry II.
Meyer, dry goods dealer, assigned to-
day. Liabilities $4,000, assets un'
s known. ,isi
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One oi the most important irstru-
ments used Tor eGecting the rally in
stock values was the theory that Jay
Gould had acquired control OF the
Union Pacific railway. Adjudication
gave an alleged interview between q
visitor and Mr.. Gould, in which the
latter WAS quoted extensively as decar-
Ing that he had secured control in con-
neclion with the Rockefellers and men
like Sidney Dillon and Frederick Ames
and that he was to BE- the next President
OF the company.
A Tribune reporter saw Mr.. Gould in
the afternoon and Mr.. Gould denied
that he had any such interview MS
printed.
1t is common talk in Wall street tha.
there will be a changei in the Union Pa.
citic management at the election next
March. 81 +, q ii. 5l..S
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{ Postmaster Appointed.

apeciht DiSpdsch 70 tac lhstasqei'ctr. n, ~!
WAsnISGToS, D. c., Nov. l2.-B.
Sowder, vice J. I. Murphy, resigned,
has been appointed postmaster at Schell,
Mineral county. Itlgg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-13

LONDON, Nov. IA meeting OF the
Emin Relief Committee was held to-day.
twas decided to take no immediate &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-13
Of Decker, Howell & Co., including some
biz lotH oil Chicago Gas and illinois

After. the meeting OF the creditors an,
directors Of the North American Com
| pany adjourned the following statement
was issued: :: "The North American Com
pany Is solvent beyondall question. The
meeting OF creditors was very satisiac.
tory. The company's securities will no,
DO slaughtered" ff5.7 :
All day stocks for tho account OF
Decker, Howell 4 Go. and O. NJ. Whit.
ney were sold under tho rule, but little
attention was paid to the sales except by
brokers who were creditors Of the firm.
The fact that no trouble was developed
among the banks caused a steady return
OF confidence, and prices moved steadily
upward. Apowerful pool has been buy
ing Northern Pacific preferred, and 50
far the stock has advanced I per cent.
The rest Of the liat ranges about . TO 4
per cent above last nights close.
At Up. IN. the market was ut lis beat,
and the general list ut the highest Of the
day, the advances on last nights prices
ranging from one to six per cent. Money
ruled ut one.eighth per diem and inter.
est, the lowest quotation Of the day was
thirty per cent. a
Another failure was announced this
afternoon on the Exchange. L. K. True,
a stock broker, Is tho latest victim. His
place OF business Ia 3S Broad street.
Linbilitiea and assets unknown.
Money appears to be more plentiful.
The mprket shows the effects OF buying
by commission houses for long account.
These purchases are largely paid for end
will tend to relieve the situation by the
Withdrawal Of these atocks from tho
a.reets. Tho feeling Is that the specula.
ton will rule teverish for u few days uu.
til the settlements between the banks
and the suspended firms have been ad.
iusted, butitis believed that the element
OF danger has been withdrawn from the
market. Good buying orders are com.
ing into the street.
BIG BANK FAILURE.
The North River Bank, at the corner
of Dey aud Greenwich streets, closed its
doors this afternoon at ESQ o'clock. It
operates under State charter granted
in lS42. 1t is one Of the banks which
bad to be elped out by the Clearing
House yesterday, and the rumor started
a quiet but steady run. The bank ap.
Piled to-day to the Clearance House for
loan and q committee was on the way
to examine into the condition OF tho in
when 1t was learned that it
was in the bands OF the Bank Examiner.
1t was stated that the bank officials ex-
pected to open up for business to-mor.
row morning at 10 o'clock. The North
River Bank was reported last week as
having a capital OF s940,0OO, a surplus OF
silS QUO, loans S2,0O0,000, deposits
sl,91o,o 900, and cash on hand $4,000.
Y did an average business OF s., 100000.
The cause Of the present difficulty is
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The right way to cure catarrh is 10
eradicate the poisonous faint which
causes the disease, by taking Hoods Sar.
saparilla, s.5 MI II Z.
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The representatives OF tho road left
for home on the afternoon train on the
panr;},,, :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
Advocate Recent of tho Church University boaru VI

Advocate Regent OF tho Chnrch ohi|0''
Regents.
"AIl who are fortunate enough to partake OF inc
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence oarfe.. a. =.
Coha,set,, says "The Boston Herald "concede Una.
4, ono Of the hspplest and most charming househods
along tho South Shore Mr.. Joseph Anderson. Mar! an
dersou's brother and Mrs Anderson. porn ID WiS% An
with their parents for the autumn m0mths anu a
derson with her hance, Marshall Williams coi Tphasss
most attractive group They will remain al ~ Iar
until the Iatte~part OF October, and perhaps s'' W
The Rev. Gabriel Campbell, D. D.. OF Hanover, ~
II has been elected Professor Of Evidences OF ChriS
tIany In Dartmouth College.
The late Judge George william Brown. OF baium"ro.
was the soul OF courtesy and kinduess II Is related oi
him that when Chief Judge he one day came OUT Oh
court 10 the sidewalk, where his colored coachman
was awaiting him. "Jim, said the Judse with pow,
never asked you to do many things ior me, inr t
80 ,ah' replied Jim. Well. JIM I'm soims E IL
littc party al Mr. Bonaparte's VIII You De h, na
enough To drive there about o'clock ana taAc "'e
hUme.'
President W. A. ouayle. Of Baker University haiu
win. Kan Is said to be the youngest college p''Suo"
I'M tho world. lie graduated Only n'o '@"'' "e'
and Is not yet thirty years OF age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev Dr. W. :. Rain,f,rh rector Of st. Georges
Church. IN this city, who has been spending the sum
rncr AT southampton. l.. l., II reported Ia be greatly
improved In health.
II. Alphonse Daudct. the famou, French novelist Is
How 1ultn recovered from his recent Illness. and Ii
b lily engaged new novel a well as play, tho
latter being iitcndod for the Gymnasc TlcitT. Ia
the forthcoming work Of fiction from the pen Of the
author II "sapn,' and Of many other popular
i,ois the question Of divorce will bc ayzcd and dc
yfo,md especially III its relations, to the situation ~
rlIldrcn Of parents who have been separated 10y the
law. NJ. Daudct !, now IN his beautiful villa AZ
thainpr~. rustic retreat on the bank, Of tho Seine.
near Corbcll.
BY the will OF the late Mrs. Frances Brownell IIo
land, OF Hartford, Conn., the sum Of xlOOOO0 Il de-
y,rd Ia the proposed Episcopal Cathedral OF this city.
Mrs. Holland daughter Of Bishop lrownell.
The Countess II Aberdeen. who contributed much
to the popularity Of her husbands vice royalty Of
Ireland during the last administration Of Mr.. tilld
stone Is to become an editor. y new penny monthly
magazine, for young women and mothers Is " be
brought ont at the end VI the year under the an.
spice, Of the IIaddo House Assoc aton which has
grown such dimensions RI To nrcd an organ OF It's
own and the Countess. who |, pre- 'dcnt VI the
support from her literary friends. The Couitr,s Is
we'll known In this country. which sho visited two
years ago.
President r. N. Potter, OF Hobart College. Geneva,
n. Y. has been delivering sermons and addresses Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
JJIC COII4R IND THE DTUE.

Among the achievements OF scientific research
in Late years, an important place mast hc given
10 the work just concluded hv 1.-The Hospital
tia7cttcr Of which report has been made public.
This invest ic;,iion was directed toward Gccrmin-
Jug the relationship. ethical psychical physi-
illogical and ph%siornomical, that exists between
the dude and his collar, and its results so far as
disclosed. OF really startling interest Hitler
TO il las been generally supposed that tn" collar
c>ists because Of the dude: that II is made for
him 10 wear; that, like the red ribbon Of the
Legion Of Honor, or the kIn in II pug dogs tail.
it is Voluntarily assumed by him as Il badge Of
distinction. an outward and visible sign Of an
inward and imhecilc craze. There were many
reasons for thinking that this was the case. but
TIE result Of The Gazcttc's7 researches dis
proves them ALL
The theory which is now advanced. and which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
TEN PAGES.
TIE NETS THIS MORNING.

Forciqn-A revolution has broken out in the
Canton Of Tcino, Switzerland, on account OF df-
ferences over the revision of the constitution.
An attack made upon an Armenian
bishop in Constantirope. - The Iir"hdc
CounciLGencral at Bordeaux demanded OF the
French Government the repeal OF tho law pro-
hbting American pork. - Inc st!lNeFs at
Southampton were quirt during the day. -
The Emperor and Empress OF Germany, accom-
panied by the Duke and Duchess of Connanght.
received an enthusiastic grcc;irg at Bresau -
New South Wales has declared in favor OF the
federation of The Australian colonies.
Congrcss-Roth branches in session. - The
Senate The conference report on the Land Grant
Forfeiture hill WAS considered - The lloasH
There icing quorum on the question OF APP
proving Tuesdays journal. an adjournment was
taken within O half hour after the sitting began
- In Committee The Ranm investigation went
on before the special House committee.
Dorcstic-Cain and Rurtt. tie men accused Of
the wrcckins Of the Ncw-York Ccntral's Montreal
express. were arrested in Northern New-lork and
brouch, 10 Troy - Prices Of wheat. corn,
oats and provisions advanccd several cents at
Chicago on tho strength of tie Government crop
report Many nominations were madr
for CONGRESS throughout the States. - Thirty
Fair NJ Poughkccpsie - Heavy rains fl in
Npw-Yurk State. - Tariff debates were he'd
a; Elc:vllc ana OwcGo i'll this state. -
CAPTAIN Ilnan was nominated for Governor by
the Democratic Convection Of Solth Carolina.
- The first STOW of the season in the United
States fell in Montana.
CITY and Suburban.-A young woman in llo-
hokcn hanged herself; her father, on finding her
body, shot himself aud will probably die. -;
A man fatally shot his wife and then committed
suicide - The Union League Clup adopted ap-
propriate resolutions the death Of Walter love.
g. The brick manufacturers contemplated
shipping brick again TO this market an unloading
and carting it about tie city with their own ucn
md hoses - Winners at Slccpshcad LAY
Worth, Cousin .Tccns Potomac. Dcriuth Ray
mond g. and Lavinia Belle. = The Grant
Monument Committee accepted the design OF j. il.
Duncan, of this city. - Stocks were active,
with sharp declines, closing steady, with some
recovery.
The Weather for to-day: Cloudy and
rainy. with slight thermal changes Temperature
Yesterday: Highest. Gs degrees; lowest, I'll aver
age, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

;e summarized by convincing array OF facts, Is
tho vcry reverse of this. The collar does NOT
oxst BECAUSE of the dude, but the dude EXISTS
hcc,usc Of the collar and if there hc any badge
business in the case it is the dude that IS 'I'c
ba,gc of the collar. II has been lndispu1apiy ~
t,blsled that the wearing OF such collar
is inevitably attended by train OF consequence.
which are easily recognized as the symptoms Vi
dudis,uess The face becomes covered WIN pun
,,o. tho eyes crow weak and watcry ana take
~, . vacuous STARE the lower lip droops tlabpily'
and tho voice becomes elIcminatc and drawing
rh. nrosress of these conditions is more or lesS
rand. according ~ the resisting powers OF '"c
vict;,n but in time even tho most ROBUST Hus'
succumb Naturally, rouge and powder are re-
sr,cd 10. to hide tho plmpes: monoclc shl'p"'
one of the alnS eyes. cigarcttc ann '"..
bc.d are used to cork up the half-opcn mouth
and the work of the collar is complete
H. appcar,, therefore. that the habcroash'is
arc RESPONSIBLE for the curious anthropoiog!ch'
nhcnomcna of tic past few years. Ky letting loose
thcsa fatal collars, they have created anu m"l"
famed the generation Of dudes lhat 10 HAS
been TO their own profit it is easily 10 DC W.
loved and that fact is sufficient 10 account
tor the whole business. 1t may I've that IN" IT,
st:ainin. them from selling any more duGc-pro-
ducinr collara would be- objected u as snnp'""fA
lcrislation But in ire light Of " Inc "a"'''
revelations, an appeal to their humanity sho"i"
mot he unavailing. II is an old proVerp ''a' J"
tokcs nine tailois 10 make Il man. MuS' IL "'''
bccome n provcrb than one habcrdashcr can nlaAc
a thousand dudes?
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A DESIGN CHOSEN At LAST.
THE GRANT MONUMENT TAKES SHAPE.
JOHN H. pUNcAN's WORK RECEIVES THE Ar
pRovAL OF THE COMMITTEE.

JOHN II. DUINCAN'S WORK RECEIVES THE AP
PRovAL OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Grant Monument Association met at No. o4o
Fifth.avc. yesterday afternoon An account OF Tho
meeting, which was held In secret. was supplied 10
The Tribune reporter by the secretary. Tho following
report Of the Executive Committee was approved. and
the resolution accompanying II was unanimously
adopted.
The Executive Committee Of the Grant Monument
meeting Of the as.oiaton At which they reported that
no one Of the sixty five designs rereived frm com.
satisfactory and acceptable they have requested five
welLknovn, reputable architects each To- submit :
This done last May. and those designs would have
been IN the hand, Of Your committee in July but fos
better result, would be- aimed by extending the time
until september The gentlemen selected were Hessrs
& sons, and John ii. Duncan. Of NewYork and John
ord Of Philadelphia. The result Of their labors Is
e f, t0 and T Work sHs By all Of is
is the best that their selection was tudlcOus
In fact. each Of the designs found advocates among
however. was largely IN favor OF that Of John H.
Duncan. and yonr committee now unanimously recon-
mend the adoption of hi design subject 70 such mod.
Gcation> - may hereafter be determined upon.
Your committee dr,irc to cali Your attention to ts
singular fact that four Of the five competitors after
devOting much careful and cOn,cicntou, study to thA
theme. concluded that mrsoc,im presenting features
tomb Of Napoleon at Les IIvaldcs In Paris was best
adapted 70 The purpose. Mr. Dmncan's design IS one
Of these four. Your committee offers the following
resolution for the acton Of the Association:
Resolved. That the report Of the executive CON.
mt,cn recommending The adordon OF the design Of
Mr. John H. Duncan. subject T. such notifications as
NAV hereafter be determined upon. be approved, and
the committee i, hereby authorized and Instructed O
employ Mr. John II. Durcan and IN proceed with the
structure with all the diligence consistent with work.
manlikc. reliable 'Dn>triction.'
on tie motion Of r.. F. shepard the treasurer and
secretary were Instructed TO make all suitable arrange
III dpSi IN Tho nen,t,e
of the press at II a. H.. also, Ia have free
hbition for the public in the cIc1c, Art Galleries.
continuing for week from tomorrow, at such hours
as they may determine upon
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pETTj' LARCENY or II We.

-,..,lc, E..d III r,..uu;ias 4, I'uft AMI the
>,i-.,n. Wi'H 81 .iILcti"n.~tN III u" il"">'' 'N'
.rlln.I. "ili:hNA! robbery of tim" hl> hr"H
.,l....,' ci: petty Iar,.ny h"N t. "h'! a
....,c ,!r.lois puh'ic sentiment prr\ii!lh"
..,,o,t. III rh. c,!i.iiiu.ncl'1 viii eyer !" that
cont d. ..r. tAc !.>;ii- ui unli'd and '"i-
,,y ~. n,ii,n ON tn par, Of IL" majority
I.,,ir., ,t, pr..rui session. d"!ihorIi" vast" OF
,,,un ON ir r1ir 81 tn" n:norii! still CON
;,ru", AID IN" plariic" cannot perhaps it"
i.cl..n up unless public "pinl"n i r"wcr'u1E
.,.,,,d 81 lhr end Of th" session. when
r,rr.u.os of The highest inheritance are t. 10
az / upcn. n'moclalc headers ha'' Nncc"'d
4 ~ L.ucain. l"ri,lativ" business TOR tire"
..a... ~ wnnton disregard of i'uh'ic interests
Ecru' licln al,"ni"c, haze iarg y contributed
=, their Success and apparently vigorous Of
in,- Will have - l." ntd" II = cure Ia" Al
,end.Ic" Of the majority 50 n - srcir"
crirlu,A II the WuIh Of IN" session i ~ h" com
pl ID.
The country i, thoroughly il sympathy with
the principl" Of efficient majority rul" III the
Ilou.c. The Republican lca'"rS hay" com
r,andrd public respect by their determined and
rc.olutr hrain.. in amending the rules and
win 4 renewal Of obstruction tacllrS they VIII
be justified in proceeding vigorously against
"rciiy larceny" a> well a> highway rx,bcry
Of time" H., them call in IN" ah>cnt""S ami
concr,.tr;it" their forces. AMI tr'N VIII I'M
press IT," country one m"r'' WIn in''r ahllitv
:, al,atr lc%i,lati," n!I-anr"S and I" restore
the efficiency Of ~" laNma>inc powers. pays
which are nnw wasted III Factions de- atos over
election contests and in frivolous and unseen
~ Obstructive hyPlay would suffice Tor III"
discussion Of bills which have passed the S"h
ate and are awaiting action hy I'll" House
There are the shipping bills rs an illu,ia-
ton, which supplement the TaIin ILL and
rcciproci,y, and logically complete III" work
of the Pan American Conference. These great
National measures. "hicli are essential to the
development Of the export trade, can be taken
M and passed if the Republican leaders will
make final display of energy aud assert the
riyht of the majority t. contr,l and dispatch
tho bu.incs> Of the House. " Petty larceny of
tine ought not T., be of any avail in COM
passing their defeat.
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TIE YCIIITU CONGHLNSIONiL DIST HIfT

THE XrIII7H COEGHLH>I0NiL DISTEIFT
The R"p,ilcans Of the ANlllih C"nri">-
si0nal District of this STAT BAY" irII"'n'i1'"d
John \. O,mckcnbu>h. No other calldni'c
WAS mentioned IN the CGnI oi.ii"n-ovcr witch
the veteran Martin l. Townsend presided and
the unaninity with which III" m":n''cl~ OF the
convention supported him All -, T." hpId
which he ha, upon Die c,n'.l":ic" "i lh' r.
publican, Of the district. Nh Qui"h"ni">hS
course as Il Congressman has been cn1m ~
cicdtablc. He mas served HI constituents
with industry, fidelity and efficiency. ana since
one good term deserve, an"thcr, he - N"l'
entitled To Il w.clcClion.
still, it is well 10 bear in mind from now on
to the 4ih OF November t!Lt ,h" N\lll;h i
one OF tho Congressional districts which ''"'-
ernor Hill and the other Dcin.cra;ic leaders
count upon Carrying. "Thc Albany Argus
greeted Mr.. Omclicnbr>h> nomination with
the assertion that he would be unable t. over
come "a Democratic plurality OF o'cr l.'"o
cast at the last State clcction.' and doubtless
Hill. "Ed' Murphy ard the rest tax" Il good
deal of conf ,rt from those figures. Eut they
need not bother the Republicans Of Rensselaer,
and Washington. Two years 80" they elected
Mr. Quackcnhu>h ly a plurality OF nearly
A, coo. and they still have the votes IL send
him back by an equally emphatic figure. The
Democratic plurality of over 100 "f
which Tho Argus speaks is - sham. IT i
notorious that tho Democrats Of the dis
tri,t in question were largely indebted for th"
success which they achieved at the polls last
fall ~ wholesale frauds upon the ballot box.
Tho Scat in the Senate for Rensselaer, and
WASHINGTON was awarded 10 n Democrat but
the Republican contestant presented mass OF
evidence before the Committee on Elections
which must have made every reputable Dem
ocrat in Troy blush fog his party, since 1t
proved incontcstably that the Trojan Democ-
racy under its present management is not
ashamed to summon to it's asSiSanc" on Elcc
ton DAY repcatcrs Lalot-hoX suffers ard
rascally inspectors. il the frauds or last year
were to he repeated then Mr.. QuackcnbuSh
might well despair of success But they can
not be repeated not if our friends throughout
the district, more especially in Troy, arc viGi-
liant and rcsolute, and if they sec 10 it that
the Ballot. Reform law is fully and faithfully
executed.
That the XVIIIth District in its normal con-
diti,n is Republican i, generally admitted. As
rule. when the Republicans have lost II. Il;
was easy to see that the 4llarrcls OF their own
factions rather than Democratic votes had
proved too much for them. They cannot be
beaten when they all stand together and make
the best fight which they know how to make.
The Republicans of the rest OF The State cx-
meet their brethren in Rensselaer, and WASH
iuRtou to keep tho district where it now is aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
w,,r WEATHER FOR THE PRESIDENT At 'ShSs''

,rc,son Spring. renn - l. u w '''' ,a,v IN
,.,,, tmtly w..u ,n the hoirl for their hle''> ' "
r,hhcr SHIT, and under umbrellas Inc 'H'" -.
,..,,, ,,, IA. ,uuc down in continual III WIZ
sine, The Presidents health = Hll'"" a..
Harrison Ia, recovered from tie Illness VII -
len, her IN the cottage lnr ,cN"sa ""-' ~ ,,.
c,,,src !, almost hidden with trees "hh" Him w.
,L,cc rather damp. I" mat an" ''' ,,h
weather may hr trace: the ltflr h'iic''' "'' 90,
tho family have been lahorin-. t"''fr"N Wv, ~,
u,.r, thinucd on, lttl,. |, /, HOW d''r'rd INA" Nv
q 4 H. Posts at Altoona and Tyrone WILL w wv ,a
SATURDAY and preparations Tor t''F ''p
heen begun. o,,., directly
Tonight the President, instead "t -"'- ~.
hama after d,uucr STAYED for about 'n "o"' " ,,
rarlor Of the hotel and thus MI rN'"'>, an an
cam, "a night over the Penn-yiNahia r"d" "' " y
u,r4unity 10 shake hand, with HIM a.,
Little or no Official business was oou' ,..'.n"a
Tn. President confirmed the applntneh. W. ",~'It
rn,,rr Ia MI temporarily me ils.r Vs.. ,:,nerI
hv thc resignation of Assistant Io9." , ia, Nnuu.
tain House la>t ni-ht. lie Va, a., Tffnm,, Mccall
daughters. mother ARRIVAL u '
mont Of Washington.