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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10
MExIco'S TARIFF.
Some of the Most Important Changes
Made by the New Law.

Some of the Most Important Changes
Made by the New Law.
ST. LOUIS, Sept "a dispatch from
the City of Mexico gives the following
summary of the new Mexican tariff,
which has just made its appearance in
the Diario Official: One of the
most notable features of the new
law is its greater definiteness. The
number of classes of merchandise have
been increased from $50 to over 900
with corresponding gain in conven-
fence. The free list retains coal, coke,
wood, pulp, lumber, railway, telegraph,
telephone and electric light sup
plies, barbed-wire, iron pipe, sheet
iron, Portland cement, explosives for
mines. power machinery, boilers and
engines, wheels, cables, ores, cordage,
agricultural implements and a num-
Der of other articles. The precious
stones formerly free are taxed from
three dollars to five dollars per car
Raw cotton. cotton cloth, grain and
carriages are unchanged. Threads,
underwear, wooden carpets. cloths,
clothing, gloves and fringes are slight
glass are unchanged liquors in wood
are reduced from forty cents to thirty
cents; wine from twelve cents to ten
cents, and beer to eight cents Many
drugs and chemicals lrave been reduced
Phosphorus from seventy five cents to
fifty cents, while matches are increased
from Sl.25 to S1.50. Grains are
not changed Virginia leaf tobacco is
increased from eighteen to twenty-five
cents. Firearms are somewhat re-
duced. Tools are reduced from ten
cents to five cents; steel ingots are re-
duced from five to four cents; pig iron
is changed from one to three cents; bar
iron from Eve to ten cents; angle
iron will be three cents: sheet
iron and corrugated iron, galvanized or
not, four cents. Iron beams will re-
main at one cent. Manufactures of
iron, not otherwise specified, will be
increased from twenty cents to twenty.
five cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10

RALEIGH, n G., Sept Q Mack Bess.
a middle-aged negro, WAS lynched near
Nearland, on the Cape Fear Il Yad-
kin Valley railway. at O'Clock Mon
day morning. His crime "a, an at
tempt to assault MRS. Peterson .
white woman
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10
PUT POISON IN THE LIQUOR.
One Man Killed and Two Others in a
Critical Condition.

Critical Condition.
HARRINGTON, Neb.. Sept o - One
man dead, another with the sands of life
slowly running ont, third recovering
from the untold agonies of deadly
poison and a prominent and wealthy
citizen behind prison bars are the fac
tors in the most sensational and mys-
terious poisoning case in the annals of
Nebraska crime. Andrew Olson, a
well.known farmer living cast OF
this city, died Sunday evening
from the effects of a dose OF
poison taken in drink of al.
cohol Martin Knutson. neighbor of
the dead man, lies at the point of death.
Hans Schager, another friend, is re,
covering from milder dose than the
others received. Dennis O'Flaherty,
a wealthy ranch-owner who has hither-
to borne an excellent reputation, is
prisoner charged with the crime of muir.
der. Last week O'Flaherty while re.
turning to his ranch east of Harrington
after a days business in the city
met the three neighbors above men.
toned After a brief friendly CONVEX.
sdJlOn " iahcfty drew mask from
his pocket and invited the men to take
drink of alcohol. From this point
the story OF the affair varies.
O'Flaherty says he had two bottles, one
containing alcohol and che other poi
son. Tha men who drank say he had
but one flask They say that the
liquor was If milky hue and it was
remarked that Il %as not as clear as al
cohol should be-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10

LONDON, sept 9-The English bark
FIJI, running from Hamburg to Mel
bourne, Australia, has been wrecked
at Warnam DO and thirteen of the crew
drowned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10

. +eI-GRAST Hot Sc. Boscobel, Wis. E. c.
/ O Proprietor. Recently reftted and return
IT, First class accommodations for CONNER
q irade. Good sample Rooms. Barn IN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10
BOSCOBEL.

A0rney-JoHN d. WILSON, Boscobel,
VI. Attorney and Counselor At Law. Will
pstice in all Wisconsin Courts and in the
Uted States Court. makes Collections and
t-sacts business promptly. ONCE over Ruka
3 5 hardware store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10
INSURANCE.
PLATTEVILLEs

HOtel-PARK HOUSE, A. w. Moore, Pro-
prietor. Platteville, Wis. The house has been
lately reftted and refurnished throughout and
no pains will be spar ed to accommodate p, guests.
Good stabling attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10
BLOOMINGTON.

ow & Galway, Dentists, Blooming
0ffics opposite the bank.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-10
SarsaparilIa,

PREPARED By
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles. IS. Worth S. bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
wAsHINGTON. PA.

WAsHINGToE, Pa, April John Car
michael. who has been connected with tho
Hazel glass works since their construction
left the first Of the week for his former
home at Wellsburg, w Va Mr.. Carmi
chael during his residence IN Washington
made many friends who wish him success
win Jonas left on Tuesday for Chicago
where he Will enter the Northwestern
University.
The death Of Miss Grata Spriggs oc
CURED on Monday evening. from cOnsump
ton. Miss Sprggs was in her twenty-sec
ond year She was an active member Of the
First Methodist Church, and was possessed
of noble christian character. Her fun
eral took place on Wednesday.
Harry p. Stevenson is home from Chica-
90. He is a student at the McCorm ok
Theological Seminary in that city
Elmer Wlletts returned this week from
AN extensive tour south and west. His
trip embraced New Orleans and other
southern cities, and Los Angeles and points
Of interest along the Pacific coast.
Frank Warrell has purchased the in
terest of James McCOnahey in the ieweiry
store of Bader & McConahey.
News of the election OF John D. Craig to
the Mayorality of Keokuk, Ia, has been
received here Mr. Craig is son of the
Hon. A. X. Craig, of Claysville, and IS
well known to Washington people.
DR.. George Graham, of Dlxnont, visited
his father, John Graham, this week.
Miss Belle Buchanan left the first OF the
week for New Athens, O., where she will
attend Franklin College.
Rev. James S. Moore and wife are visit
ing Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. M. ID.
Steen.
Rev. A. S. Lathem has accepted call to
a Presbyterian church at Ashville, n. G.
He will leave for his new. pastorate the
first of Nav
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
4 o. L. w.

The order madea net gain ia February
of l.5ib.
-Four certificates were issued 20 Her
mann Lodge SO. g. iu February, and nine
teen to Welcome Lodge
The number of certificates issued % the
lodges 0t This jurisdiction lu February was
lbs in aM
Brother sIlas NJ Hathaway, the Jealous
Workman and efficient recorder OF Vel
come Lodge No D., Wheeling, W. Va,
sends us nf.y-tNo subscribers from that
lodge a new hall has just been leased,
and VIII. re htfci up az cost OF ABOUT
$500. soon Wclcom. no q will be lat
home Co brother WOrSm~u visitors, who
viIl lind in the warm greeting which they
,vnl receive that Welcome" is nor mean
incle-s term when applied % No. 6.-kcy-
,fanc WIr' urf.
There Nas % very large attendance ut
Thursday nights m.aflue OF welcome
L0tlc and &c -ncd feeling mlniteSted The
BOYS now frr. .htt they have home of
tlcir O.vu. aud fee. proui of their eel giant
quarters. ON account of sic-u' - Brother
Brauutrsrcuther. was unable To give his
address AS announced. but he expects 70
be able % DO So next week. Major Ham
Fn made another OF his happy little
speeches. which was appreciated. About
eight applicants for membership were re
ceived. and "a committee was appointed 70
make arrauccmenfs for giving the Pitts
burr lodge "a rrruu visit iu the near future.
A pleasant time il anticipated
The C1rc.ave of Mougolians have
chau-ed thc.r meeting NIGHT 20 the tourth
Tuesday %. the month instead OF thlrd
THURSDAY The members of this degree
received their certificates of membership
lately. and have the same appropriately
framed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The Lansdowne lawn tennis tourna-
ment, one of the best in Ireland. is fixed
to take place in Dublin during the week
commencing June %.
Reuben Collenge says it is astonishing
the number of English and Irish posing
in this country as wreStlerS when in the
British Isles they were never heard Of
as wrestlerS. Joe Higgins is one of this
class.
The Sporting Life makes five billiard
classes, with Schaefer, Slosson, Carter
and Ives in the first. Better make it
six. with a second class for Ives and
Carter Neither have shown champion
ship form.
II. w. Batger, of Wellington, last
week lowered the worlds record in the
quarter mile hurdle race, in which his
time was 81 2-5 seconds; and fresh New
Zealand records were established for a
three-mile race and for the long jump.
c. Il. Warlng, a cyclist. endeavors to
prove that a bicycle is held up by the
weight above the saddle. and that the
higher the weight the less the inclna
ton To side falls, on the principal that
il is easier TO balance long pole on the
hand than short one.
The Pittsburg Cricket Club will give
lawn tennis tournament ut BruShton
on July 13. 1t will be under the aus
pieces of the National Lawn Tennis ASSO-
citation of America. On August 10 the
Western Pennsylvania championship
contest go doubles will begin at Al
t0ona.
The most important event in Eng
land at present is the fight for the pos
session Of the York shire Challenge Cup.
for which 1910 clubs had entered, and of
which number there are now only four
clubs left in the competition, viz: Had
deutield, which club beat Hunslet Hal
flax, which club disposed of Castleford.
Joe Higgins, the Chicago wrestler, in
sketch of his career, says: Jim Con-
ners was another man threw when re-
turned to England. He claimed to be
the second best man in the country.
Jim is a brother Of Tom. We wrestlcd
for two hours and forty-three minutes,
and in the struggle ! had my little finger
broken"
MatSada Sorakichi, the Jap, has ar
rived in New York, and sends out the
following challenge: Il will wreStle
any man in America, catch-aS-catch-can.
best'5w in three falls. for $3.50 or $500
side. the match to be decided IN New
York or Philadelphia, eight weeks from
signing articles, Richard X. Fox to be
stakeholder. My hacker, Thomas Clark,
has posted 500 forfeit for any wrestler
10 cover and arrange match"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12

letter, that Pat had his man punished in
the first round, but lost his head and
fought wildly.
Fitzsimmons will be forced to give up
the $500 gold watch and chain which
was presented to him for starting the
pedS in the recent New York six-days
race.
Billy Young, of Norfolk, lightweight
champion of Virginia, and Jack Boland,
champion of Ohio, fight with small
gloves for a $3.50 purse near Norfolk,
April 81.
The Nonpareil Athletic Club, one OF
New York's most famous organizations
for the advancement OF the manly art,
has disbanded. The club was verit-
able nursery of fighters.
Cal Mccarthy seconded loser Tues
day in Jack May, one of his pupils, who
was beaten by Charley Edwards, better
known as "Stovey," the colored feather
weight champion of New Jersey.
Billy Mitchell, Troy, n. Y, feather
weight, has issued challenge to fight
Tommy Warren, at 1872 pounds, for Il
purse of $500 or 81, 900. Mitchell agrees
to fight Warren in any club offering the
largest purse.
In prize fight at Brooklyn, Tuesday,
there were almost 100 sports present and
when they passed around the hat all
they could collect was about IS cents
and few buttons; they were all
broke" and did not pay even any adj
mission.
HaSlam, the English wrestler, has
been talked about laying $50 to $50 he
could whip Ted Dillon as result of his
encounter with Dillon the other night.
Dillon'S friends they say will back him
in a rough and tumble encounter with
any man in this city.
President Miller, of the Quaker City
A. c., Of Philadelphia, says the direc-
tors did not decide Jim Daily the winner
i'm his contest last Monday with Patsy
Farrell. The gate money amounted to
81 900, of which the club retained 20
per cent. and each pugilSt received an
equal share of the balance.
Muldoon says that George Godfrey is
one of the gameSt men he has ever seen
in the prize ring. Muldoon is of the
opinion that Hall is better man than
FitZsimmonS. He has seen both men
fight, and considers Hall clever and
more active than Dempsey'S conqueror.
Hall, according TO MuldOOn, now weighs
nearly no pounds. He will have big
contract getting down to the middle
weight limit.
Jack Fitzpatrick the Canadian ban
tam, was beaten Tuesday by Bobby
Burns, late English importation.
Ftz for half round forced the pace as
though he was bound 10 win. Burns
friends thought it was all up with him,
but he Strengthened himself, and landed
a terrible Highlander on Fitzpatrick
jaw. The Canadian champion dropped
like a log He was up again in six
seconds, but he didn't really know
where he was. This blow really Grip
Piled Fitz and although he lasted four
rounds longer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
DIAMOND DUST.


Long. of Boston, is laid up. He was
spiked Tuesday.
Alvord will join any team which gives
up advance money.
Washington struck luck in getting
ViSner. He is now playing well.
Virtues playing, thus far, has been
phenomenal, but the man is a gutter
1t turns out that Radbourne has not
signed with Kelly, alter all. Radbourne
wants $500.
Mike Dorgon, the old player, beat up
drummer in drunken brawl, 1T Svra-
cuSe, Tuesday.
AuSon'S team was beaten Q To by
Denver. Tuesday. Stien and Hutchin-
son pitched. Chicago made eight hits
of Kennedy.
brooklyn declined, for national agree
ment reasons, to play off the worlds
championship" tie with Louisville and
the latter claims the title.
Jim O'Rourke says thai the salary Of
fered by the Cincinnati Club is entirely
satisfactory. put that he does not care
to play in Western city.
Mr.. Won der Abe says he does rot be-
lieve Baldwin means to sue. bat hopes
he does, as be wants chance 10 take
some dispositions aud show up the whole
League outfit.
A Louisville whisky Colonel who was
never known 10 offer his chair % any
one. gave it over to Peter Browning, IA
down town hotel, ab4t the time Petey
was talking about Laying Louisville.
Now Petey wouldn't be noticed in that
town.
Mulvey says Corcoran is the best short
SION he ever PLAYED with. rhe pair OF
them form regular stone wal To the
left of the Athletics inield. Another
great pair TO draw To ar" Sbledie aud
Allen. of the PhillieS.-PhiiNdciph'd
LCdgCr
John Ewing D., practising an under
hand shoot ia the exhibition games. lie
showed "A marked Improvement III TINS
parricular style of delivery yesterday.
bur was unable to get the ball over Tine
ul,te three times out of seven without
getting hit.
The Association he'd it's first row OF
the season Wednesday. but 1t Will not DC
the last as long as Kelly Is not held
down. In the ninth the score stood St
Louis :. Cincinnati :. In the tenth in
ming the Browns scored eight runs.
Cincinnati kicked on BIN Gleason'S UNI
pfrinr and refused % ba;, When the um-
Dire gave the game 10 the Browns by .
400. Kelly was forcibly elected from
the grounds.
while the left hand pitchers prove q
terror to most of the left hand oatSman,
Dan Brouthcys dnd> n0 trouble in
nonnCmg out 0ome runs. 81 ALWAYS
rop'd Inn Morris. Shaw and ;hc lett
handlers" said hr. "hy getting as CLOSE
,o them rs possible" Tim keefe Is one
one of The few pitcher, that Dan could
mo-, ten what kind ofab ball he was about
10 deliver by watching the way he held
She ball.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
BARTON, o.

BARTON. ONO, April ll.-Miss Jodie
Baer. of Bellaire. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Williams.
Il. NJ. Boggs has returned home from a
Joint convention or miners aud operators
Bertha. an infant daughter of Ham.
Parker, of this place. was buried on
Friday
Miss Lulu Williams. our pleasant post
mistress. is on the SICK list.
Dr. Isaac Cope spent Sunday IN Plush
ing
Miss DUNCAN. of Pennington is visiting
Mrs LLOYD Timberlake
4 small child Of Geo Ayers is very los
with measles and lung lever
The election last week resulted 10 al. OF
the Democratic candidates but one oeiur
elected. Preston job being the lucky hr-
nulican The votes po.led were one hun
drad less than last idll.
There is "a great deal of sickness here.
;he grip being almost epidemic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12

she will appear in which was especially
written for her.
John r. Rogers is getting up new
comedy company. The new MY Sweet
heart" Miss Annie Lewis, will be sur
rounded with Mrs. George Dickson,
Miss Katherine b. Howe, Miss Agnes
Reilly NOW with De Wolf Hopper,
Herbert Sparkling of London, Washing
ton Melville, Barney Reynolds and a spe
cial negro part will be played by Billy
Birch.
Howell Osborne left New York on
Saturday by the French steamer for
Paris, where he will in future reside.
Mr.. Osborne has paid up his old debts,
arranged his mothers estate, and will
in future have to worry along with the
income from S2,O00,000 Fay Temple
ton will accompany him on his travels.
She is now Mrs. Osborne.
During two nights at Omaha last
week Mr. Stuart Robson scooped in
81, 700, the largest receipts yet taken in
that city in two performances. Robson
has probably made more money this
season than any legitimate actor on the
road.
Mrs. Leslie Carter is in New York.
The fatigue Of her recent tour has told
heavily upon her, but she is perfectly
satisfied with the success she has made
and will be ready for next season with a
new play and strong company.
Miss Annie Nelson, of Portland, Me-,
will spend part OF the summer in Paris,
and will return in time to make her
debut in New York with the Lilly Clay
company next season. She is one Of
the prettieSt girls in Maine, and her
success is assured.
Miss Rachel Booth has joined the
Donnelly and Girard Natural Gas
company, which, by the way, has made
more money this season than any since
il was written.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH,
DrS. Copeland & Bell to Make Public
a Specific and Uniform Price.
They do 1t Simply to Bring Their Skill
Within the Reach of All, the Poor
as Well the Rich.

Drs Copeland Il Bell have of late re-
ceived many inquiries from people who
have said that they would like to take treat
ment, but have felt restrained from so do
ing on account of their impression that the
treatment would require the expenditure
of great deal of time and money.
AT the urgent request of many OF their
patients having friends whom they wish TO
place under treatment, :.and for the benefit
of those who are unable to pay the usual
price charged by physicians, Copeland &
Bell will hereafter treat all patients AZ the
uniform price Of FIVE dollars month, in
Guiding medicine. All patients viii be
treated for the same fee until cured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
FoorLIGuT FLASHES.

Next week Miss Nellie McHenry vii
lose her season. and At once begin thr
rehearsal of her new play, write 5'
I. Grattan Donneiy, who will >up-rin-
,r1d it, production at the Grand Ave
nue Theater. New York. the week fol-
owing. Tue play. which is called "A
Electric Belle" gives the clever qirrn
of commediennes more opportunities
than she has yet had in the many ybpo ,uid
she has made successful, ana d H. nlay
be remembered that this is the II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
wAR,sI,NTON.

WNErSroN. o., April ll-Mrs. Horny
Ouyerdicd on Wednesday after long l..-
ness Her remains were Inferred in ine
Warrenton cemetery Friday afternoon
.irs WIN oliver Of Kansas, had been
with her some weeks, and her two caugh-
t,rs Mrs. VIM. King and Mrs. Elliot, have
aecn uutiring I'm their a-tentions
Jerome Porter. who was killed by me
falline of slate in the IorSvillc coal bank.
,vas buried in the Warrenton cemetery
on Sunday. ,.
Kate Thorning came home from Martin S
Ferry oa N4oal4y. suffering wlin au a-,-'. '
If the grin. bnt is able 10 be about again.
Mrs. A. y. King has been confined TO her
bed several days with the same disease.
Mrs. Charles kimnle. of Allegheny, was
risifing Mrs Laugly OF Monday.
YIN. Oliver End son, of Uhrichsvnle.
were in town on Friday.
Mvra King made visit 10 Toronto .a
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
AMONG rnE PUGILIsrs.

Carney is the favorte in his match
with Dick Burse.
F,zpatrick. the Canadian bantam
sovs he will 20 10 work on a farm.
Walter Campbell whippe1 Billy Ndily
I'm y l0-round fight near Washington.
A. last 10 looks as IL Siayin was com
ing over. Clollcy Mitchell comes VII"
Inn.
Fsrrelrs friends say h" trained On
water, drinking freely whenever over
One Of Pat Farrel's 3, ckers says, I'M
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
NOTICE.

We have been appointed the Agents n thu
Champion Iron Co. Of keuton, o.. tn largest
iron and F.ace and Ornamrn'ed Works ~ ma
United states They manufacture IL din~r'ns
styles Of Fence, Cemetery Lot Enclosures,
s1ilders Iron Work. Iron StairWays. Brackets
for Balconies, Veranda Columns, Neranda Rail-
ings. Iron Tree Guards, window Guards, Settees
and Chairs. Entrance Gates, Iron Posts, Galyan-
lied Iron Work, Fire Escapes, &c &c.
Making a specially OF this class OF work, and
having a splendidly equipped plant, they are
prepared to make much closer prices than can
be obtained elsewhere. We shall be pleased 70
show designs and quote prices
A. j. SWEENEY q SON,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12

The following statement wa, given uY Mr.
solomon Reeder. an oli resident ~ Wheeling,
living 80 fi3 Market street.
81 had been troubled with cItarrh lof twenty
five year. and since have taken % course Of
treatment from Drs Copeland a Bell feel bet.
ter than had 10 any time during that period.
81 had terrible pains boo nay head. Ny nose
was STOPPED up almost constantly. Ny throat
was sore and innained or late was greatly an
uOyed by my hawking and splitting. Ny stom-
ach was IN very bad con iition. had "a troub-
lesome diarrhpa. ! felt weak, tired and ex-
hausted all the time
Since have taken their treatment, the stump
toms have spoken OF have left me Ms head
and throat are clear. Ny appetite Is good
sleep well and feel we'll. In short know they
have entirely cured me.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
toc,lNDr, RIAL NOTES.

,-..... .r, Kant br.v with
..--..rs and local repair
-rs south Side. has ace
.....fa- Manager Mike
....r Glass W,~.. Toe
r.. b.., ,65ed DID tbe
-.. pr.keve glass fac
-... .,.-v hour during the
..-.-. Tho Belmont blast FUR
Shed RAPIDLY and oper-
-..r-,eI about she middle
tr- limo. and In Bell. lotteries,
..... .fIa.alr week. for re-
-....-. work again tomorrow
-.
V.......- stool nIant closed down
....--t of a shortage of
r- -a an apaiD tomorrow
.-
r.- Mann visited his homo on the
>.>-. ..- week. ON his way 20
~ -- tending the Engraver>'
Conference .- p.trshurr.
t-r.0 f tho American Association
,t..... Ir.-.....s ,,,,s .,r,ori,e9 "a Stem
,,. Ohio ov S,-nrdav evening. bv
r. Smith nj -be pirtsbprr league.
,-ardav ,ya. nav dav 40 the Wheel
aud In Bell, potteries. Riverside
-Dn Works. Top NTH. H0bb, glass fac
try. ana Borr,' Run Mining Company.
Secretary Dillon. of thea. J.. vs.. T..