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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
ARMED RESISTANCE NEXT.
Newfoundland's Legislators snub tho
Governor.

sr. JoHNs, n. f., March 96.-The
governor attended the council cham
bers Tuesday to assent to a certain
bill.
The assembly were summoned to his
presence by the Black Rod. A motion
was made that the members DO not
comply, as protest against the co
erciye and treacherous policy OF the
Imperial government.
A large majority favored the molten,
only members OF the cabinet following
the speaker to the governors room.
The audience cheered the protesting
members, and hissed those complying.
calling them traitors and spies. Great
excitement prevailed.
Meetings are being held all over the
colony protesting against coercion. II
the threatened legislation is enacted,
armed resistance will be made to the
enforcement of the regulations made
under it. The Legislature decided o
Tuesday to send a delegation OF five to
England To treat for the final arrange
ment of the whole subject. They will
be named to-day, and will probably
leave Immediately.
A dispatch from Ottawa, Ont, says:
There has evidently been some hitch in
the projected trip of Sir Charles Tup-
per and his colleagues TO Washington,
aud it is believed that it is due TO the
refusal OF Newfoundland to jointly ne
gOtiate with Canada for reciprocity with
the United States. 1t is learned, how
ever. from a reliable quarter, that a
meeting of the Cabinet is to be held to
discuss the matter, when some definite
action may be decided upon.
Sir Charles view of what reciprocite
should be, and the limits to which thy
Dominion Government is prepared TO
join the negotiations, are somewhat at
variance. Sir Charles idea is more lib
eral in its scope and application than the
view Of his colleagues. Sir Charles, dur
ing the recent campaign, while in Nova
Scotia, assured the electors OF that
province that whatever arrangement
might be made for the reciprocal ex-
change of commodities between Canada
and the United States, there would be
no mod tication in the duty imposed on
bituminouS coal imported from the Uni
ted States. 1t is learned that this as
Surance was given upon his own re-
Sponsibility, and that several members
OF the Cabinet, especially those from
Ontario, are opposed to any such ar
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Tie Oneen Enjoying HerseIt

GRAssE, March 26.-Queen Victoria
Is gratifed at the manner In which she
was received here. This morning she
hreakiastod with Prince and Princess
Battenburg at 10 o'clock. About noon
she visited the Baroness Rothschiid's
gardens in wheel chair and returned
70 the hotel. At . o'clock the Queen
received the Marchioness OF Lorne and
the Dakc OF Cambridge. AT . o'clock,
the Queen. accompanied by Prince and
Princess Battenburg aud Lady Church
i'll drove toward 81. Valliere. The
weather was brilliant.
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Forged nm of Lnding.

WINDSOR. Mo, March Ca clever
forgery has just been revealed here,
which will cost the Dods Brothers Com
mission Company, of Chicago, heavy,
but as yet unknown sum. On the 10Th
inst. Thomas :. Slbley presented bill
of lading for lot of live stock. The
First National Bank Of Sedalia paid an
advance on the bill. Itturned out later
that the bill, was . clever forgery. Sib-
ley is at large and is unknown. The
railroad people are investigating.
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u,.hand.s Terrible Discovery

BEDFORD, ND, March 26.-A horrl-
BILE murder took place some time yester-
day, twelve miles southeast OF Mitchell
on farm in the extreme southern part
OF the county. Yesterday morning
Solomon Neidiferleft his home - attend
puplic sale. He little dreamed
OF the frightfu tragedy that
would be enacted in his home ere he re-
turned. He arrived late last night ard
found that his wife had been murdered
during his absence. Her dead body
was found in one of the back rooms oI
the house, with two large bullet holes
through her body. 10 her right hand
she held in a death grip a stove hook
with which she had attempted to de
| feud herself.
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Rallied i'm the Mud.

DENVER, March 26.-One OF the most
exciting scenes ever witnessed in Den
yer occurred last evening at Fifteenth
and Campo streets, when the Denver
Suburban Railroad attempted to cross
the Denver tramway tracks.
The latter company appeared in the
field with an armed force of men, all
their ears were crowded to the crossing
and il was necessary to place fifty po'
icemen on the corner to prevent blood
shed.
The men fought and tumbled around
in the mud while fully 5000 people
stood yelling and hooting at the tram
way officers for endeavoring to obstruc'
the opposition company. The struggle
lasted three hours.
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PRINCE BIsMARCK's PLAN.
a startling Proposition said to Have Been
Made To the Late Prince Napoleon.

Made To the Late Prince Napoleon.
PARIS. March 2G.-The Marquis de
Vnleneuye has sent to the Figaro a re-
port OF an interview which, he says,
took place I'm 1866. between the late
Prince Napoleon and Prince Bismarck,
and which that paper publishes to-day.
In this interview ii is asserted that
Prince Bismarck proposed close ALI
ance. offensive and defensive, between
Prussia and France which would make
these two powers the dominating inhu-
ence in Europe.
The combined powers, according tC
Prince Bismarck's plan, should proceed
AGAINST Russia to drive the Slays back
to the steppes from which they came
Prussia should absorb the whole o
Germany, and France should make Bel
gium a part Of her Empire. Then Tho
great allies should undertake to weaker
the power OF Great Britain by depriyine
her OF her colonies and should endeayoI
10 reduce Italy, Spain, and tie scandl
navian countries 70 the role OF satellite
Of themselves.
This brilliant proposition, Marquis d.
VTleneuve says, was laid before th'
Emperor, Napoleon Ill, by Prince Ma
poleon, but the Emperor refused ever
/ TO discuss u.
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Here.sa "HowdY Do. !"

CHICAGO, March 26.-The Harrison
Democratic committee completed their
city ticket to-day. All the candidates,
it is said, will accept the places ten
dered them and none of them are on
the Cregier ticket. Harrisonites are
swearing vengeance to-day if the Demo-
cratic Central Committee or Senator
elect Palmer attempts TO interfere in
the local fight" and predict that it
will create a serious breach in the
party. il the latter indorses Cregier's
candidacy
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HE FAXED IT.
A Newspaper Reporter Confcsse- 10 send
ing Deceptive Dispaiche. Abroad.

ing Deceptive Dispaiche. Abroad.
TOPEKA. kA~. March 2G.-J W
IIenth0rn. q newspaper reporter ere.
atcd a sensation before the Cofoyyii'e
Dynamite Explosion Investigation Com
mittee, this morning. he testified thar
al the time OF tho explosion be- was city
editor Of the Winfield Telegram, and Boo
consultation with the editor and owner
Of the paper IL was decided that the gc.
publican party should bee charged with
the cause OF the explosion. fic wrote
and sent TO the Chicago Tmcs. tho S.
Louis Republic. and the Kansas CITY
Times, the dispatches which appeared
IN these papers In October, lsss, charg
ing the Republican party with the eX-
plosion. He said that he had no lu-
formation whatever on which 90 base
his charges, and that bis dispatcho.
were without foundation. Tho dis.
patches were copied by Union Labor
and Democratic papers throughout the
State aud widely circulated.
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Ien.rson Davis, Portrait

Sr. LOUIS, March ga special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: The life-sized
portrait OF jefferson Davis, which the
Clerk of the House was authorized dur
ing the early part Of the session to have
painted, was received to-day and placed
over the Speakers desk. 1t took the
place of the portrait of George Wash
ington, that has been hanging in the
hall for the past twenty years. In the
Senate to-day the bill appropriatine
S95. 600 for Worlds Fair purposes was de-
foated
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Can Pay Bounties.

LANSING. MICH., March ga COM
munication has been recently sent TO
Attorney General Ellis asking ii the
State could now issue more bonds for
the purpose OF paying bounties. He re-
plied that the State can issue bonds to
the amount Of S694 600, and pay in all
over a million dollars among veterans
VINO volunteered early in the war and
received nothing from the State, while
those enliSting IN 1864 we're paid liberal
hnnnfinS.
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May be Another Victim.

Special Telegram 10 me he0i"T'
CoLUMBUs, O., March 26.-lt Is likely
that there will be still another victim OF
the Elliotts in their deadly fusilade on
the streets of this city on Washington's
birthday. John II. Rees, a statiSticlan
in the employ of the decennial census
bureau, was wounded in the calf OF the
leg by bullet at that time. 1t was
pronounced not serious, and began heal
ing very nicely soon after. To-day
his physician reports indications that
blood poisoning has set in, with its dan
gerous consequences to be feared.
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The CbIIIan Insurrectlon.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 96.-Alfred
and Frederick Lee, two brothers, ar
rived here from Valparaiso, Chill, on the
bark Guinerve. They are the first resi-
dents of that city to arrive here since
the outbreak OF trouble. They say the
trouble has been caused by the efforts
OF Balmaceda to have one OF his tools
succeed him as President. When the
Lee brothers left the inhabitants We're
expecting bombardment at any moment.
The city was in an uproar and all busi-
ness suspended. The telegraph and
cable lines were seized by the govern
ment to prevent the facts leaking out.
The Guinerve only got away by briblng
the naval officers.
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SPRINGFIELD, lLIs.. March 26.-ln
the Senate this morning the following
communication from the family OF Gen
eral sherman was read.
"The family of General sherman,
deeply touched by your handsome and
appropriate testimony of coincidence,
desire 90 express 10 the Senate and
House of Illinois. their appreciation Of
the action OF your sovereign assembly,
and their thanks for the honor you be-
stow upon the cherished memory Of
their father.
ISignedl THOMAS E. SHERMAN
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Clothing Cutters Lockout

ROCHESTER, n. V, March 96.-The
results of the lockout Of the clothing
cutters OF this city bid fair to assume
a serious phase. The manufacture OF
clothing in this city is one Of its prin-
ciple industries. Unless the cutters re-
turn to work. or others take their
places, next Monday, 10000 people will
be thrown out Of employment, as the
stock of cut clothing has been exhaust
ed. The manufacturers will attempt ia
resume work rs soon aS possible with
cutters from other cities. An action
has been brought against the clothing
cutters and trimmers local assembly foT
SIS. 900 damages for conspiracy, intim'
idation, and extortiOn by Mai. w. NJ.
Sheldon. manufacturer.
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READING, PA, March 26.-At l.
o'clock to-day G.. w. Alexander 4 Co. :
hat factory, in this city, WAS totally de-
stroyed by lire. Loss, over 1000
partially insured The cause OF the fire
is supposed to be spontaneous com
bustion. The factory employed several
hundred hayds, but was not running TO-
day. The destroyed structure was q
large building Of frame and stone, and
contained valuable machinery.
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HAzELroN, PA, March co. Mile
Capece, aged 10 years, committed sui
eide at her home In Foundryyilo ashort
distance from here this afternoon. by
shooting herself through the heart with
revolver. The girls parents wanted
her to marry an aged suit0r and Mllir
who was in love with young man. %
neighbor, took the matter SO much 20
heart that in desperation she took hcr
Iffn
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Persistent Fiends.

BURLINGTON, n. j., March 26.-An
other attempt was made last night &c
wreck a passenger train and freight
train on the Burlington branch OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at the Fountain
woods, about a mile from this city.
The engine of the passenger train
struck the obstruction, but fortunately
kept the rails. The engineer OF the
freight saw the obstruction in time to
stop.
All trains have orders to run slow ~
the place. A most thorough inyestiga
tion has failed to reveal the slightest
clew as to the object Of the would-bt
wreckers.
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Row over worlds Fair Appropriation

Row Over worlds FAIR Appropriations
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 26.-There
was row started in the Legislature to-
day over the Worlds Fair matter which
is likely to cause serious trouble. A
lare number of the members are dissat-
istied over the provision of the World 5
Fair bill, which places the disposition
OF the s, 900, 900 which it is proposed to
appropriate for the States exhibit, in
the hands of the State Board OF Agri-
culture. A resolution was introduced
to-day depriving the board OF its au-
thority on the ground that 1t represents
but one interest in the State, that OF
agriculture, and placing it in the hands
of a special commission of twenty-five
members TO be selected from the Con-
gressional districts of the State. There
was a wordy warfare over the resoln-
tion, which was finally referred to a
committee. But the end is not yet, as
both the farmers" and the city Repre-
sentatives are determined in the matter.
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Took -Four Men to Hold Him.

MEXICO, Mo. March 26.-William
Garner died in this city yesterday Of
hydrophobia. During the night four
men had to hold him, his suiieriDgs be-
ing terrible, and he frOthed at The
mouth continually. 1t is said that
about twenty years ago he was bitten
by a mad dog, which the doctor thinks
is the cause.
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THE pooAuoNras AFFAIR.
The Agent Who Furnished the Bohemian
Iaborers to he Investigated.

New YORK, March 26.-At the York
vile police court to-day a subpoena was
issued for man named Meyer, who
keeps an intelligence Office at No. l6
Greenwich street, who has been accused
of having sent many Bohemian work
ingmen to Purcell camp, West Vir-
ginia, where they we're working on a
road connecting with the Richmond
Terminal system. 1t IS claimed the
men have been most brutally treated
and the court proposes to know what
it may have to do with the case. b.
Herr, editor of local Bohemian paper,
went down to the camp and has brought
three OF the sufferers with him.
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NrwArK. y. j., March 26.-William
Clark. the General Manager OF the Clark
.O. y. II. thread works, has returned
from Jamaica. TIE saws the resignation
OF hisson- isa surprise, but he is bound
t1 sustain them after hearing their
story. ucwouid not say what he in
tended 90 do. but 10 is highly probable
chat hc wf.l join his sous in establishing
"a rival Institution.
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AdUsEsfESTs
An. BARNES or Nrw yonk.

Mr.. Barnes Of New York. which VIII
be seen AT the Opera House wednesday
night, April lst, has bad many compli-
mentary things said Of II by critics OF
contemporary journals. Perhaps none
say more IN as few words rs 4. contained
in the following from the indianapolis
NclCs OF recent date: Mr.. Barnes OF
New York was brilliantly begun 40
English's Opera House last might Tho
play is well known here. aud 90 improves
on acquaintance. IL has good scenic
effects, good dramatic situations and
good actors. The cast contains James
Nell, Enle German, May Wheeler, Shcr.
idan Black and Horace Lewis
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BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY.
High Water and Ice GOrges Cause Much
Damage in Iowa.


DEs MONIES, IA, March 26.-The Dcs
Moines river is still very high and much
damage is being done.
The Belt Line bridge has been swept
away, and the Sixth street bridge is SO
badly shaken that it has been condemn
ed. All the extra props of the Wabash
bridge have been swept out. An ice
gorge has formed there and threatens to
carry out the entire bridge.
The ice has gorged up Worth, and the
wrecked bridge which was swept away
near Boone has struck High Bridge and
threatens to carry it down. 1t is the
highest and longest structure in the
State, being 100 feet above the bed OF
the river and 2,2OO feet long. 1t is To-
Gated 2s miles north Of here on the Des
Moines and Northern Railway.
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COLLfDED IN a TUNNEL.
Wreck on ths|Chesapeake Ohio-The
Cars Take Fire aud arc Consumed.

Cars Take Fire aud are Consumed.
Speciqi telegram 10 tie RI Reotstsr.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, March 2s.-A
local passenger train on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad, east bound, ran into
the rear Of freight train, also east
bound, in tunnel between Fort Spring
and Ronceverte this afternoon. A pas
senger brakeman and the conduc-
tor OF the freight were in
iurcd. The cabooSe caught iiie
and the flames spread to the passenge
train, which was totally destroyed wi /
the baggage and express, Two coaches
and the baggage and express car, to-
gether with the cabOose, were destroyed.
The tunnel contains no timbers, being
cut in the rock, so the damage to 1t is
not so severe. It is thought trains will
be running by daylight.
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wooI tanufacturrr. CombInatIon

LONDON, March GO. - A dispatch
from Bradford, Yorkshire, the princl-
pal center OF the worsted and stun
manufacturers Of England, says that
seventeen Of the leading wool combers
es gagged in the worsted trade have en-
tered into a combination to raise the
prices OF worsted and to control woods.
The increasing price commences April >.
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Saws ni.,narck is willing.

BERLIN. March 90. Herr Bubl'
monument National Liberal member oi
the Reichstag. has retuaued to TINS cit)
after paying visit to Prince BismarcN'
Herr Buhl has made statement ~ Ia VA
eject that II Prince Bismarck suo'iI .il
be elected 10 the Reichstag ne "ora- .ta,
Immediately afterward appear !" '"@'
body.
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ninrtIn.s Gho.tInnncn.

WAsuNGroN. March 26.-The case Of
Harry Martin, the young man who en-
tered the White House by breaking
through the window while drunk last
Saturday night. came mp in the Police
Court this morning At The request of
his counsel, the case was continued un-
I'll next Wednesday on account of tho
physical condition OF the defendant.
Martin has not yet fully recovered from
the effect nf bis snree.
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coolIrsc for Lima OIL.

PlrrsBURG, PA, March 26.-Lima
oil /, being used successfully in a mum
her of Pittsburg mills. Rolling mill
owners favor it because il does not oxi'
die the iron. and for that reason 1t Is
thought il will soon superSede natura.
gas. The oil is shipped from the field
in tank ears and movement Is on loot
to build pipe line to this city.
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"Feebly she laugheth in the languid
moon, while Porpyhro upon her face dotn
look and wonders what has swelled II so.
When he finds 1t is neuralgia, however ne
does not lose his head, but having twenty
five cents in his inside pocket, invests 10
bottle Of Salvation Oh.
Endorsed by the people as q sale, ieiia Ell
blee. harmless and cheap remedy. Ut
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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4 world. Fair Bili ReIec ted

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26.-Ibe
senate has rejected the bill appropria-
ting $3.50. 600 Tor a state exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. The House, however
passed a bill allowing county authorities
to appropriate money for exhibits at the
Fair
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PirrsgUEc. PA, March Ca Spe-
cial from Lima, Ohio. says: Among the
several hundred cases Of grip here, that
affecting Miss Mary ChriStman is pc
cu,'ar. She was taken with the disease
Monday and ON thG; evening was seized
with "a violent itof Sneezing, which has
continued ever since without intermlS-
sion. Physicians are pOwerleSS. To-
ni-ht the giri is weak and dying, Sneez-
---- IN I..Ih
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CiNclNNAu, March sG.-The Superior
Court Judges performed the duty re-
qu.rcd of them hy the new city charter
90 day by appointing the members OF
tie Board of Review, whose duties are
toatt,.d ,o the approval OF an TAX levieS,
supervise tax assessments, cqUruz Vdi-
uatioas aud have charge of the SinSirs
f.r.t
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nrnl.c thn worlds Record.

SAN FRANc1sco, May 26,-ln three
mile race last night N. Jacobs, an ANA
teur. broke the worlds record oy sSat-
inc three miles on an eight lap track 10
q minutes. IS seconds. The record
for three miles mas been held by SKIN
uar whose best time was 9.4l.
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Sr LOUIS. March e6.-The s., Louis
St.u.5ac Company. ot which eN-Cou-
gresham NeilriaghauS, OF this ci,y. Is
President. has .nauglrdted che actuai
u.-> of erecting the first tin plate
vot>~ ir taIS couutry near the present
r.'. ing niils of the stamping company.
at Nurth Main 9Gd Auge r0d- streets.
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RED MEMS COUNCIL.
The Election o. Onicers-The Growth OF
the Order,

Special Telegram to he Register.
CHARLE,ToN, w. VA, March a.
At o'clock this morning the Grand
Council, Improved Order Of Red Men,
adjourned, after electing the following
officers: II. Clay Love, Of Grafton,
Great Sachem; +. NJ. Mole, Zen
wood, Great Senior Sycamore;
W. A. Gilliland, Charleston,
Great Junior Sycamore; +. Marple,
Grafton, Great Prophet; l.. f.. Hirst,
Grafton, Representative to the Great
Council OF the United States; John Sea-
bright, Benwood, Great Senators Henry
<oerner, Wheeling, Great Mishincwa;
". II. Baker, Keyser, Great Guide of
he Wigwam; Julius II. Monroe,
Grafton, Great Outer Guard. The order
has Increased from 476 TO si3 in MEM
bcrship in the past year, and has gained
five new lodges and established one
Pocahontas degree for ladies. The
next grand council will be held at
Wheeling, the first Tuesday in the
flower moon, or May, 1892.
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Ensr cnGnLAN coNINn.

Miss Rose Coghlan, supported by a
strong company, will be- 40 the Opera
House Friday and Saturday Of next
week, including Saturday matinee pre-
senting peg Wellington" Friday night,
Lady Baxter" at the Saturday matt
nee, and London Assurance" Saturday
night.
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New YoRK. March 26.-Twcnty-six
hundred aud six immigrants landed st
the barge Office before 10 o'clock this
morning. One thousand, three hundred
and thirty-six were from Rotterdam, sOa
from Hamburg: GG7 from Naples.
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HanIey's Trial Postponed.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
New CUMBERLAND, March 26.-The
Hanley trial has been postponed until
Thursday OF next week. The grand
inry has returned three bills for misde-
meanor against DR.. J. d. Parr, for issu-
ing prescriptions for liquor contrary to
I law