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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
! TTENTION, BUILDERS.

The plans and specifications for the rectory
for St. Matthews Church can be seen at the
office Of Mr.. Edward Franzheim. architect.
It 10 the intention of the committee 20 CON-
mence work Immediately. The bids will close
Saturday, November 7th. ct noon.
no2q TIE BUILDING CONNlTTEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
\ UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.

N
will offer At public auction on Saturday,
November 18th, ~ 10 o'clock q n. ct the mont
door Of the Court House:
20 Shares Franklin Insurance stock.
90 Shares Bank Of Ohio Valley.
Il Shares Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Co
5Shares Elm Grove Railway.
- Citizens Street Railway.
nooa WI HALLER. Auctionser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

Children Cry for Pitchers Csstaiis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
PART II.

FART III.
Indian Club Exercises. ....... Girls OF 9. Glass
Buck High Vsulting. "a Division Mems Glass
Long Wand Exercises So. Boys of l. snd2 Glass
See-Saw ...............1 Girls Class
q. High Jump
Leaping3 b. "a with Buck Mems Glass
C. Pcle Vaulting
PART III.
SallOr song. .....Dy ~. EOhCis
Beethoven Singing Society.
Horizontal Bar Boys OF 2. Class
Address Germany
Turner G. Ihsen, Prest Pittsburg Turndistrict.
Long Horse ....... 49, Evening Class
Parallel Bars-Exercises and Pyramid,
l. Division Mems Class
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
IT MAY HAVE BEEN A SPONTANEOUS FIRE.

Another fire. at first supposed to he OF ihcehuiafy
ors gin WAS discovered and promptly extingnishcd AZ
No 10 Myrtleave., Brooklyn, last evening lhe
INNER floors OF the building, a four'story DITCH
+c+ro are occupied by the hat factory OF James s..
Tleney. He and two clerks were at work on the
fourth floor, when they smellcd smoke and rushing
down stairs found that some paper boxes IN the nall
way on the second floor were on fire. In the effort
TO put out the flames Mr. Ticrney was badly burhch
about the face and hands and taken TO his home,
., M so1 Pu,aski-st, in all ambulance. The fire was
oxtjnpuished with a loss OF about $3.50
Tho hallway was kept open, and access to sde-en'
trance TO liquor shop the first floor and TO private
rooms on tic second floor is gained by It, The pohee
heard that man under the influence OF liquor had
heon seen in the neighborhood but he could not be
Sonid Fire Marshal Lewis said A bootblack kept
quantity Of neatstoot oil in the part OF the hallway
where m" boxes stored, ana they became sat
uroted with IT, The floor was also soaked with OIL
Nv opinion is that spontaneous combustion caused we
flames and that set the place on fire. NO
one lived In the building
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

TO MAKE A CONTEST OVER A COLLECTORSIIP.
The entire town OF Orangctown is deeply interested
In contest which brought before the Board Of
Canvassers at Nyack yesterday. Upon the face Of
tho returns from the several election districts In
the Board it appears that the vote for Collector is
tie. but Henry E. smith. the Republican candidate.
says that lie Is entitled to more votes than the
turns as sent in give him. In district four
votes given for II. smith were counted separately
and not given to Henry f. Smith. for whom they
were evidently intended. At the poll one ballot
cast for Phil DOer" counted for Philip Doersch.
the Democratic candidate, thus making the tie.
Mr.. Smith determined TO sec If he could not have
the votes which he declares that he is entitled to and
secured his counsel Clarence LcXOw and ex-is-
scmblyman Arthur :. TOmpbins. who appeared bcfore
the Board their session yesterday afternoon. This
Board reserved its decision until Wednesday.
It IS well known that Il mandamus has been obtained
from the supreme Court to servo upon the Board II
II bc doomed necessary 10 do II is generally
believed however that the Board will decide in favor
Of Mr.. smith without the aid Of the court
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-lOhN Clll.
Now and old attractions without numoer are w oo
.n,rd ,h,s Wool, at Dorlss Harlem and Eghth-ave
museums. Sne pair of giants, man from IeNas
ora q woman from Germany head the Harlem bs'
ponaau & Bcetlcy's All-Star Specially Company ap
nears on the stage The Eighth ave- museum n'S ="
Gagged the rcscuers some OF thcm OF '"c
miners at Jeansville and they will appear IN miners
costume and tell their interesting story. 'hey VIII
have plenty Of competent help In their ehor's 10 q"
tertan.
o,oro tho spansh dancer, will close her engagement
at the Eden Musee April go, ana return "
Her final weeks are proving successful. lieica'.'
.ho viii hc a Wednesday as well as a saturday mat
inee at the Musce at which the stage entertainment
will he similar TO that given each evening
Water Register Riley collected ,647 - for the
rso ~ Croton water last week. Mayors Marshal In
pclbard issued a33 city licenses for which he received
S4T7 rs in fees
Frnest CoIard a member Of the London county
Council who Is staying at the Fifth Avenue ho"i'
cn,,.d NJ the City Hall yesterday 10 pay his respects 10
the Mayor.
n.nrtv Commissioner Dalton said yesterday that lie
had laid over his report in the alleged extoroh
In which John j. Morrison district superntenoeh anu
rIonavan and Everett foremen OF the StrcetCeahihs
nnnor,m6nt are involved until Tuesday. This, he
..d vas 10 give the Central Labor Union announcer op
nortnnitv 10 submit any evidence or statement tna'
may be desired
John W. Ransome, a comedian OF talent ana 'cr''
srtv noes out next season under the management Vi
Frank NJ REYNOLDS business manager OF inc h"c"
Nusae who will retain that Office lie Will prouuoc
q new farce-eomedy called "A Volts Wedding IhoSe
who have heard the piece read pronounce ~ su.
oass and are as enthusiastic as Mr.. Reynods resai'
ing It's drawing power While tho company - ~,
ot comnlete an idea Of the class OF people chgasci
NAV be inferred from the fact that Flora moore anu
James F. Hoey will have appropriate parts
Arctic whalebone has advanced 70 20 % q pou'u'
tho highest price ever reached ie" spcoun''''
hro absorbed this yearly diminishing whale prO""c'
Tho stock bereabouts Is now down to ABOUT e''o'
wounds The leading dressmahers OF TINS country a,'
rrronc will not use substitutes, no matter "Ia' 'o
cost Of pure baleen amounts to-or' as ono u V'''
rcmarNs nothing else has the staying prop''"'' Vi
whalebonc.
"rhe Kings Jester Is the title OF puohca'loh oS
uorhet Rooth King & Brother advertising agents AZ
" oo, broadway. 1t is journal ior acVeruscr'
| and advertising men, and points OUT hoO oii9 "'
art.ces Of advertising nberally, but Is freely i''
| trated. ,
Tho Society of the Holy Name Of the Church Va Wv
,, ,noconts NJ No. lo6 West Thirty seVehth-s''
viii begin its annual retreat OF three eNon'"s' "
u,ano.dav The retreat will continue on fnday anu
( o,oso on Sunday evening with lecture Oh paino
O,Connell by the Rev. W. P. Tole' oi s'' Leu
| In Twenty -eighthst.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ELIZABETH.


The Police Court crowded yesterday when 'oHh
Tucker assistant paymaster OF the singer se"IhB
Machine Works, who is charged with embczziement'
had , hearing The witnesses produced against Tucker
were superintendent Miller Of the singer Works. Johh
saul its cashier; william Jontlcn. the bookReepcr III
the cabinet department; Charles kunz ana John
s-Mllng two employees. whose accounts 1t was aleecd
had been falsfed by Tucker. The testimony against
the latter damaging.
The work book Of the cabinet department was
nroduced in evidence and II shown that while u
n, the duty Of tie assistant paymastcf 10 tfalScDo
tho amounts IN the work book t. the pay roll book,
vet n appcared in the latter in fuckcrs handwriting
tbat he had increased the amounts called Tor on tlc
weeks ending January 10, u. 81. 81. February .,
ii and 81. lie received these sums from NE cashier
Int las paid lcSs amount, tO King and schllng INC
latter hai got all they were entitled 10. but more had
been drawn nom the company for them bN tucker
and the difference which not accounted for he -
charged with approprIating. Justice lletteh heli
Tucker In a7OO ball 10 await tho action OF the trahn
Jury. Charles Tlrch became his JondSinah
A statement has been published that a decision has
becn rendered in favor OF the Elzlbcthtown Gaslght
Company In its suit 10 overthrow the new Metro
polan Company. 1t Is said that three OF the law
judges In the Court Of Errors and Appeal, are In hFT
Of thc ElZahethtOwn company and two In favor oi tho
new company There arc. however four other judges
10 be heard fom. These are tie lay Judges. who nave
often in that sJuct turned the scales.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
coon WORK OF THE CONSUMERS LEAGUE

The Consumers League Of this city Is fap,up II" :.
creaslne in membership and influence l's ou' ,,s.
10 ameliorate the condition OF women anu v"' ",.,
employed in the retail mercantie nous smc honscs
W onoach in their conditions the Standard OF
r,,r nonsee as adopted by the league The STANDARD C
fair house as decided by the league Is one IN ~Hy"
nav ,s given for work of equal value irrespective
~ ,hs sex OF the workshop, where the minimum wascs
arc sc week for adult help where 'ilc noufs io'
are from a. m. TO q p m'' VIII" '''oo aom.
a'o o.. ,n,thaon where the sanitary laws are com
' LII ,.hero no children under fourteen years arc
nioveS and where humane and considerate behavior
toward employees Is the rule. All persons are ensOh
tor membership except such as are ENGAGED 10 retail
trade in the city. The following are te StIi v
o. t.',rar sv Mrs Charles s. Spoiord eeor,ias seer
tary' Miss Caldwell; corresponding see'e'"'S' NIB
Robert Y. Mckim
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

Mr.. Chilcott was born at Trough Creek. Hunting.
don County Penn. January ., 1s29. lie received
a district school education. and In 1544 he removed
% Iowa with his father There he worked upon a
farm for two years, then taught school and studied
medicine. In 1880 he married Miss Jenny Cox and
settled down as a farmer and stocrralser. Three
years later he elected tho Whlg tokot as
sheriff OF Jefferson County, an Office which he held
for one term In 1886 he removed 10 Nebraska. and
was almost Immediately elected to the Legislature
In 1859 he went 10 Denver. Col. and In the fall Of
that year he was elected TO the Constitutional Con
vention. In 1850 he settled In Southern Colorado
lie served as a member Of the first two Territorial
Legislatures, and in 1863 he was made Register Of
the Land Office for the District Of Colorado serving
until 1868. In the latter year he was elected 10
Congress but not admitted. In 1886 he was
again elected as a Republican and was admitted. He
served from March 4. 1867 70 March j, 1850. In
ls72-'74 he was member OF the Territorial Council.
serving as president In 1873 he was elected tO the
state Legislature. In 1rs2 he was appointed United
states senator succeed Henry NJ Teller for the term
ending in 1853.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JEkoEI
Jersey CITY.
To ppryG THE FREEHOLDERS TO TtI'Mo'
w bhi-'' 80 <.e,,..- par. Commits

no pprvC THE FREEHOLDERS TO TtIMo'
meeting Of the Hudson County Par" comm
s,oners was held YESTERDAY and 1t was aeclueu 10
Tho BOARD OF Frccholders to terms Inc O'"'I ,ao
sto,ors concluded TO apply 70? maldi"us " 80
,,onn % compcl tho Frechoders 80 issue thc sooo,
600 bonds which they want TO pay 10Y ''o p'.
,v nurchased I'm accordance with the IA" Vi
20 The Commissioners decided Ia wait ioI hiG oi1
IL, ~ the FreehOlders at the meeting 70 Do en ne
Thursday, before beginning esf there is no doubt
aaius gan n pefort Viii be made to have the Ficehoaers
indicted This last action VIII - oSc GOO IN in the tax levy
IN nav the interest on the FCOOooV uolIu ,oo orer
issucd and that they used the money ior 9o"'' 0"'
purpose
lie lost HIS FORTUNE AND WANTED TO DIE
Joseph wilkinson died at his home NO -oo raI'v
ave carly Yesterday morning from dose OF morp'no
odmirstercd by himself. Wilkinson was well Known
!, tba CITY lie was in 1890 eputcd to be WORTH
s1o ooo He became convinced that ne couiu III
crsase his wealth in mining, and In February lo'o, "'
went 10 Seattle for that purpose. lie rc'ul"ou "
rulned man last November The loss OF Ills lor'u",
so preyed on his mind that he frequently eApiessou
a desire TO die The day before his death nc was
observed reading medical work which treated on '"e
effects OF morphine The only political once lie ever
hold was that OF Justice OF the peace rom 1867 W
1887. He was connected with the firm OF Wllhhsoh
BROTHERS & Co., paper manufacturers, Ill D"aheS'''
New-York.
William alias " Bnll,n Harris, OF P0uglReeps'e' was
locked M In the First Precinct Station FRIDAY s'
charged with being drunk. Yesterday morning az .ha
eary hour he was found In dying cohdlllo OIL 3 S1
cell floor City Physician Gray was sent ior; ,, o h
Harris died before his arrival. An inquest VIII W
held. ,,,
Tho McCabe Young Minstrel Company, now piayIhis
ot Cronheims Theatre in HobOkcn, had StteeI Pa''
The necessary permit and all hands were aii1s.cn %
for violation OF city ordinance Manager CIOnheiH SH
explained that it was his fault that tc per,t mv "v
not been secured and the members OF the company
,rnre DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ORANGE.

The Woman's Club OF Orange. has elected the lol
lowing officers President. Mrs. Adallne l.. Thomp
son. vice presidents Mrs. Frank Q. barstow and MIS-
Theodore f. seward; recording secretary, Mrs. AniSd
A. FarnswOrth: corresponding secretary. MISS L. d.
Lind, d,ley; treasurer. Mrs. Henry p. Bailey.
The trustees of the Hillside Presbyterian Church OK
Orange have adoptcd plans for new church. Ino
church will have a seating capacity Of about 700 win
parlos and ether accessories. 1t +! to cost about
$4,000, including the organ and furnishing; inc nc
tre,mont is TO be novel The SIS lc Of the architecture
* to be Romuncsque with a line spire at the north
western corner IN, church Is 10 be wooden frame
covcred nm the outside with what IS known as plaster
hoard and this in turn covered with thick covering
Of Portland cement. The effect Is mat OF stUiE %
be begun as soon as the detailed plans are ready.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ELECTRIC LIGHT LINEMEN TO STRIRE

st. Louis. March THE llnemen OF the Municipal
Electric Light and Power company. about thirty in
number, went ont strike to-day. and there is n
probability that the strike will become general. The
cause is change in the wage scale, which Superin
tendent Aver inaugurated last Thursday. The men
had been receiving 81 80 per day and extra for
time. The company claim that there were many times
when the lnemen idle for several hours during
the day but that reduction ever made for that
reason The new scale offered the 81 80 per
day and extra but they would be dockcd for all time
Inat
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
THE MANNER OF PROFESSOR BANCRoFrs DEATH

Providence. n. l., March 7.-Since the finding Of
Professor Bancrofs body In DyerS Pond Cranston,
February 23 many conjectures have been made as 10
the manner in which he met his death. President
Andrews, of Brown University. docs not believe tina:
he committed suicide Dr. Andrews says that there is
nothing that could be called proof that no out Of
his MIND. lie undoubtedly depressed and suffer
ing from insomnia" he said. lIe went to Cranston su
ferfne from insomnia and mental depression, coupled
with fever. lie came along 20 this bridge, where
there open water He crept down 90 the side Of that
watr 20 molsten his fcvcrish brow, and. In this act
slipped In accidentally. think this Is the most ra
tona view 10 take OF It, for at this spot handkerchief
was found. II he had wanted 10 commit suicide he
would have jumped into the water"
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
IyCEyDIlRIES IN LEAvENWORrR

Leavenworth, Kan, March 7.-The scenes of Wednes.
DAY night when inccndaries started FIVE fires in an
hour aud n half, were repeated last night and the
whole city is In state OF alarm and the local fire de-
partment is worn ont with eXertions. Three fires
were started within half hour two OF them in The
business district. Fortunately they were discovered
and extinguished before much damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
1HE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL SP. NJ. SUNDAY.

Washington, D. c. March :, p m.-For Eastern
NewYor rain IN southern portion and In northern por
ton tomorrow; slightly warmer variable winds
For Maine New.IamIshIre and Vermont generally fall;
slightly
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut dghs
rain Sunday slightly warmer.
For Indiana rain colder by Monday morning; fair
Monday.
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania,
New.Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. rain; I;
For North Carolina and South Carolina, train slightly
warmer.
For Tennessee and Kentucky, rain colder BY Monday
For Western New-York. rain Sunday slightly warmer:
southcFly Winds. 49, ,, , o.,.
For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio'
rain slightly warmer; winds becoming southcrN.
For ILLINOIS, rain or snow no change IN temperatures
fair Monday . . , ,,,,...,.t,
For Lower Michigan, Upper Michigan and wisconsn:
snow turning rain In Southern Michigan no ehanss
In temperature.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

sending carloads Of men TO the Coast furnished them
money and had them file on timber land which
afterward decided to the firm. Agents Of that firm
have been ut work In all the large cities employing
idle for the work The company asserts that IL
has a capital stock Of $500 900. and with the timber
thus secured intend bull the market OF the world
with dressed lumber
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
TRYING TO DEFRAUD UNCLE SAM

Chicago, March IA dispatch from Omaha. Neb..
says: Government officials investigating the case
Of wholesale lumber firm Of Omaha who accused
Of attempting to secare by fraud thousands of
OF timbsrlaad In Washington. Tho nrm have been
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
R. I'll. MACY & co.

II is thought that the man must have been dead f%
month A pair Of suspenders were found tightly
drawn around his neck. His feet were bare, and
his coat and waistcoat were missing. lie wore
white shirt The dead man was apparently about
irty ve old
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
YERKEs DENIES A RUMoR.

TKESIUENI ] EkkfS DENIFlS a NI MJK.
Chibgo. March TN reference TO the rumor that
he was to be removed from the presidency Of the North
and West side Street Railway Companies President
Yerkcs says: "As matter OF fact. when officer
Of the roads is removed. remove him. I control a
majority Of the stock and therefore know that the
rum0r Of my retiring Is idle
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
NEWARK.
lie STEPPED BEFORE A Fl

HE STEPPED BEFOkE y fL1 lNf Bl Lhbi'
While number OF young men were sho ting at n
target in gallery connected with John Oshcas liquor
shop at Elm and Adams sS., Newark last night,
Oshca carecssy stepped In the range Of gun In the
LANDS Of benjamin Birch Just the latter was In the
act of firing. The bullet struck ONhca Ia the back OF
the head. aud he fcll to the no uncon 'clou" An
ambulance was summoned from The Third Precinct. anl
the wounded man wa, taken to 81 Michael, Hospital.
There he rgaincd consciousness To- time. and made
statement to County PLY ,ican Wrght,on. In which he
stated that the shooting accidental AMI cXOncrated
Birch The house surgeon said that o'Sheas wound
several children birch who Is unmarried. and lives
In Ncholsst., surrendered himself to tho police
Public attention Is being drectcd to a proposed
plan which has indorscd 10y tho Democratic parti
san caucus at Trenton. 10 establish Board Of Works in
Newark the five members thereof 10 be Democrats, ap
pointed by the Democratic Mayor without confirmation
BY the Common Council. This bord will have total
expcrdtnre annually Of m"Tc ,Go ddo tan 10000
BY bonds for street PAVING. The new board VIII
also have charge Of the new Sd'o000oo vat
comes law. the Common Council VIII be stripped OF
it, patronage.
A license inspector yes,ecday Informed every the
atIcal bipostcr and manager that he would rcvohc
the license Of any bill poster who should In
future cause the posting OF pictorial bills OF burlesqIe
or theatrical companies which In any degree revealed
nudity All bills posted u be destroyed.
Lizzie Stccb ten years old. OF No l5G Livingstone ST.
who was run over by Al electric car in Bemona ave. on
Friday. died Yesterday.
SIX splnners from tho East arrived at the Clark
Thread Works Yesterday: 1t was stated that twenty
applications for rccmp0ynent have been made tho
company BY striking spinncrs and refused.
\ bold daylight robbery was pcrpctraed yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. John Russell in Rose
Vile. Mrs Russell. returning home from a shop
ping expedition discovered the front door OF her house
open and she entered the doorway came face 10
face with u burly rulan. Mrs Russell demanded TO
know tho reason Of his presence. and I'm reply tho
fellow struck her blow in the face. telling her TO
the floor In instant the thief had disappeared
through the doorway, only 10 fan into the arms ot
! the wOman's husband. struggle cnsued. In which
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
TWO DOCTORS HEAVILY MrLCrED.

Syracuse. " V, March I'm the OF Harry ".
Link against Drs. Sheldon and Candee for malpractice
in setting fracture OF the wrist which resulted In
deformity. the jury to-day brought in verdict Of
$4,000 for the plaintiff. An application for new
trial denied
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

THE STU ALTON. Health depends on the state
At NJ the blood and Is Immediately affected for good
for M when any takes place in the vital nud The
blood conveys all which 70 make up the
organs OF the body carries away oil dissolved and use
loss material Every bone muscle nerve ana tissue lives
non ,h,t the blood feeds TO It, Moreover every beating
of the heart every drawing OF the breath every thought
rashnq through the BRAIN movement Of muscle
limb needs supply pure blood to be done rightly ana
well.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
HOME NEWS.

STRICTLY ENFORCING THE PASSPORT RULES.
Dcrln March THE German police are rigorous /"
carving out the new passport regulations VI" 'iio
Asace.Lorrane frontier. French commercial ""'
eer who had come TO Metz from sedah anu i''u NV
fully complied with the new rules was eAp'i'u '''"'
the country.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
RFSUNJyG TPiFFIC BY WAY OF YTNI

San Francisco, March 7--Assistant Superintendent
Flint OF the Railway Service, said TO-DAY that trains
will run through on the llne OF the southern Pacific
Railroad 10 morrow from Yuma east. Mails diverted
on account Of high water from Gulf states have been
ordered returned to that line.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ArcnIsoN,s rrRRuAEY STATEMENT.

Boston. March THE Atchison February statement.
approximately including the 81. Louis and San Francisco
Railway, shows gross earnings OF s2,734.507 decreiSe
Si3 00. Colorado Midland earned siil 9o5 in the sme
month Increase. si.5G2.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
A B1IL REprCING RAILWAY FARES.

St. Louis. March THE lower branch Of the Leg.
islature has passed bill reducing passenger fares on
the main line OF railroads from TO IL cents, and
on branch lines nom to 3 IL cents per mile
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

For hrst.eass spring medicine ny wife and think
very highly of Hoods Sarsaparllla We both took IL
last spring IL did us good ana We felt
better through the hot weather ever before IL
cured my wife Of sick hcidachc from which She has
suffered great deal and relieved Of a dilzy tired
feeling think every ought to take something 10
purify the blood before hot weather come, on and wo
shall certainly take Hoods Satsapltil!a this sprpr
J. II. PEAKCE, supt. Gran,e Halfway Co.. Concord
n IL.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

Export and Finance" is the sblest and most reliable
exponent OF "Recprocity and development OF trade and
commerce between the Cnted States and Spanish America
published In this country Every American should read H.
Weekly So annuD, in advance. Address EApORf
AND FINANCE PrBLISHiNG CO.. Bowling Green,
N. u.