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nIohIe,kn Bring. Now Plays.

New YoRx, July Sl.-Mme. Modjeska,
her husband, Count Carl Bohemia
Chlopowski, and eighteen trunks ar
rived yesterday on the Lain, 1t IS a
little over year since the actress was
last seen here.
Nine. Modjeska registered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, and during the
evening she spoke about her trip
abroad and her plans for the future.
While away she visited Warsaw,
Prague, Posen and nearly all the big
cities in Poland, where she was received
with enthusiasm.
~ was under contract" SAID the nc
tress, "toappear at the Imperial Theatre
in st. Petersburg, but so bitter are the
Russian authorities against all natives
OF Poland, that they closed the house
and refused to allow mo to appear.
They even had my Autographs taken
out Of the shop windows.
my season will begin in London,
Canada, on September 20, and last thirty
weeks. / will play all my old repertory.
have also n modern comedy called the
"Traglc Mask" and play founded on
the life OF Marie Antoinettc. My lead
ing man will be 7. B. Thalberg, at pres
ont in londonn
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To knowing means Of overcoming that OBJ
stlnate disorder. constipation OF course you
can. Then why don't your Ask those who
have tried It, and they Will tell you that Hos
letters stomach Bltter Is a mAtChlsss laxative,
electuhl without violence thoroughly RlterR.
tive, nut perfectly reliable. II lnvigOFates, too
no less than u Tegula % the system, md II is
chiefly TO this first quality that Il owes The Per
mnnency Of It's regulating effects, since, II viEOr
Is lacking in tho regiUn Of the bowels, The
those organs Is Suspended. DcObstruenH aud
cAthartics In general are simply that and moth.
ing more; they relax the howell merely without
Il usually abrupt aud violent they really tend
10 weaken the organs TIE the Bitten. also. for
malaria. rheumatism, indigestion, debility and
kldney trNpble.
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WINDING IT UP.


The Flour City LILO Insurance Company TO
Be DisSoIved-Its Officers Under Arrest.
Albany, n. Y, July 3l.-Superinten-
dent of Insurance Pierce yesterday,
upon receiving the report Of an exami-
nation made by his report in the affairs
OF the Flour City Life Association, OF
Rochester, requested the Attorney
General to take steps TO dissolve the
corporation and wind up its affairs, on
the ground Of fraud. Deputy Attorney
General Maynard upon receipt Of the
letter to-day notified the officers OF the
company that they would b. given a
hearing Thursday, when they must
show cause, II 1t be possible, why the
company should not be dissolved. The
findings Of tho Insurance Department
were not given out to-day. Several OF
tho officers OF the Flour City life are
already under arrest and indictment
for forgery and fraud.
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JEROME PARK, July 3l.-From a
weather standpoint this was the best
day the Monmouth Park Association
has enjoyed during its present meeting.
Tho weather was Just cool enough
TO DO comfortable and the track
was in good condition. II no
rain falls between now and to-
morrow, the match between Tenny and
Longstreet will be decided.
First race-0 furlonIs; Walcott won,
time, l:0i.
Second race-sweepstakcs for two
year-olds, 8 furlongs; Airshatt won
time, l:l9!.
Third faee-ownor,s handicap, mile
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New York, July 3l.-The Post says:
It may reasonably be expected that
scare stories about the corn crop, Which
happens to be triac late, will figure in
speculative circles from now on. II
might be wise for holders OF stock in
roads Of that peculiar section to study
the corn market statistics and prices
from day to dry before taking alarm.
Burlington & Quincy directors took q
good deal of wind out OF bear sails by
declaring considerably in advance Of
the usual time the regular dividend on
their stock. This helped the market
although trading became dull aud
prices continued to- score moderate
gains,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

SARATOGA, n. Y, July Sl.-To-day is
the fourth extra day Of the meeting
here. Tie weather was bright, but the
track was heavy. The attendance was
fair
First race-For maidens, 81 furlongs.
The colts were FESTIVE. Starter Mr..
Ferguson labored half IN hour before
lie got them well disposed OF. Mount
McGregor was followed by Fauvette and
Glee; the latter was first in the lower
turn with the Baby Filly, Fauvette and
Mount McGregor next in order. Mount
McGregor Won, time, :lS.
Second race-l mile and furlongi
King Crab won, time, 2:OO4.
Third raee-7 furlongs; Strntugem
won, time, 1853.
time, l:5ls.
"% Sixth l races --S'. furlonss; ccrcbus won,
time, l:2O.
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rINALLY RUS DOWN.

u. d. whIIdon, Who Insured His Life for
$50, 900 and Disappeared, Caught by De-
tectIves.
PoRrLAxD, ORE. July BIB. D.whel-
don, alias E. S. Strong, is under arrest
here as tho fugitive from justice from
Alabama. About year ago, while liv-
ing at Birmingham, Wheldon, or Strong,
had his life insured for $4,000. A few
days afterward his hat, clothes and
shoes were found on q river bank, where
he had left them to create the impress
sion that lie was drowned. His wife
then applied for the insurance, but the
company refused to pay it, claiming
that Wheldon was not dead. Shit was
brought to recover the nancy and the
case Is still pending in the Alabama
courts. Before leaving Birmingham
Wheldon, it is said, forged the name OF
his father.in.law. George b. McMann, to
two notes for $500 each, and detectives
have been on his track ever since. He
was located here Saturday aud Detec-
tive Stark, Of Birmingham, is here with
requisition papers and will take his
man back.
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DIRECT sTnAMsHIp LINE
From Toledo and Lake Eric Forts to Liver
pool to Garry Grain.

From Toledo and Lake Eric Forts to Liver.
pool to Garry Grain.
CLEVELAND, Ono, July 3l.-Col. S. G.
Reynolds, the millionaire grain mer-
chant of Toledo, has just returned from
England, where he has succeeded in or
ganizing company with capital Of
s., 5OO,OOOto operate a line Of steamers
direct from Toledo and other Lake Erie
points TO Liverpool. A branch line will
be run between New Orleans and Liver
pool in the cotton-carrying trade. The
Lake Erie steamers will carry -four and
grain. The management OF the Toledo
Touring mills has made arrangements
to ship to Liverpool by water two-thirds
of its output OF 5000 barrels q day. Col.
Reynolds is president OF the new steam
shin company,
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PirTsDrRG, Pa, July 3l.-Three sec
ton hand on the Pittsburg, Virginia &
Charleston Railroad, were run down by
a freight train near Turtle Greek, Pa,
about o'clock this morning. Marcus
Mannion, an Italian, was killed instant
" and the two others fatally injured.
They were Hungarians and their names
were not known,
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MCCOY REATs MORAN
and is Now Ready to Fight Dixon, the
Boston Wonder.

Boston Wonder.
suFFEnS, n. Y, July 3l.-A private
fight for purse of 500 tool; place in a
hall at this place. About 200 New York
sporting men were present. The con-
testants were Spikes Mccoy, OF New
York, and Jack" Moran, OF Boston.
Up to the fourteenth round Moran had
the best Of the fight, but in this round
he received well directed blow on the
neck, and from that time on was at the
mercy of Mccoy. In the twenty-eightll
round Morgan was tloored by smash.
ing blow, and not being able to respond
to tho call of time, the fight and purse
were awarded 10 Mccoy. Mctoys
barker is now willingto arrangca match
between him and George Dixon, the
Boston Wonder,
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fishermen at Gear Lake. The fishermen
woe dragging Seine with boats and
the deputies went TO arrest them. The
fishermen pulled away refusing to halt
and tho deputies opened fire. About
twenty shots were fred at them. The
fishermen finally disappeared in the
darkness. 1t is not yet known what
was the result Of the shooting but it is
reported that une OF the fishermen has
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CHICAGO, July Sl.-A morning paper
announces in very positive way that
at a meeting of the Stock Yards Com
pany on Tuesday last the differences be-
tween the company and the large pack
ers Of dressed beef, Armour & Co., Swift
& Co. and Morris & Co., was settled ;
that the Stock Yarks Company decided
TO purchase the land at Tollston, Ind,
where the big packers propose to erect
new stock yards, and that the latter
have agreed to remain where they now
are for fifteen years.
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CLEvELAxD, O., July 3l.-The event Of
the closing day OF the Grand Circuit
trotting meeting was the performance
of G. ]. Hamlins' team, Justina, Belle
Hamlin and Globe, drive mile three
abreast to wagon, for record. Ed.
Geers handled the ribbons aud the
wonderful horses made the mile with
out u skip in 2:ll. Tho summaries OF
the other events were as follows.
-. ...L.Iu.... ,.,...a L
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anil furloagi Chesapeake won, time,
Fourth rncc-5 furlongi Correction
won, time l:O2i.
Fifth race-swccpstakes, for two-year-
old-, selling, half mile, Prohibition N OH,
time, sol.
sixth race-milc and n sixteenth Es-
quimau won, time, l:54i.
Seventh race-handicap steeplechase
Shortcoursc, Futurity won, time, 3:42.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

THE world is always interested in the
cure OF consumption; yet its prevention
is far more important. Dr.Wood's Nor
wav Pine Syrup is guaranteed to cure
coughs and colds. Sold by all dealers
on guarantee OF satisfaction. D4w
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CHICAGO, July 3l,-lIawthornc re-
suits:
First race--AIilc and 10 yards Mira
beau won, time :40I.
Second raco-l mile Little Billy won,
TN Third ' race-l milci Atticus won time
Fourth race milei Iowa won; time
Fifth race--lB miles; St. Adams won,
time 1868.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

EAST ATcnsoS, KAs., July Sl.-Early
this morning five deputy shcrifTs acting
for tho Fish and Game Protective Asso-
citation had an engagement with seven
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

PrrrsBuRG, Pa, July Sl.-The quar-
tcrly statement of the Philadelphia
Natural Gas Company, presented at a
meeting OF the executive committee,
shows net earnings OF Si2S,2l9.25. The
net debt is now $225, +3l GO, decrease
in nine months OF nearly 81 100000.
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nlygI.WAR

n GENTLEMEN OF FIRST.CLASS
VI capacity "a organizers eau make liberal
contracts Tor exclusive charge Of territory. AZ
general agents for the National Assured lIuilI.
Ing Loan and ConSol Association. REQUISITES
nbility 10 handle the business slicceSsi,illy aai
frst.clRSs reference. Address, DIRECTOR OE
AGENCIES. T. O. Box GO. Savannah. Ga. iylo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

CHICAGO, July Sl.-Garfeld Park
track fast.
First race mile; Blue Rock won,
Sec Second y race-l mile; Modioska won,
''' Third race mile orlio won, time,
l'i Fourth aco-a mile; Elsie B. won,
time, 1:l5.
won, time, SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

ANTCD-Azen,s to sell the Pial.s C,o,s.,
ny ~ Line; the only line ever invented tbSi
holds the r.9ihes without Plus a perfect suSrsss'
patent F;eehuy iS'uedj sold only by agcn;S /,
whom the exclusive right is given; on Ttes!P, oi Z,
cents we vii send a sample line by mail; siio 81;
ealif,i ptiee list and terms 70 agents. secure your
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
FRIDAYS BASE BALL
League md Association Games Played
Yesterday.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Sl.-To-day's
game was too one-sided tobe interesting.
Clarkson had the Quakers at his mercy.
Score:
PhllndelphIn...........-o 1899 90
BoStOn.............-........!O 0 20
Errors, 3 each. Hits, land IS. Earned,
Boston 4. Pitchers, Esper, Cassian and
Clarkson. Umpire, Lynch.
CIxcIxxArr, July 3l.-Chicago won
rather easily to-day. Score:
G GIRslRon'i .: .1 ::
Errors, 8 and2. Hits, 4 and4. Earned,
l and 3. Pitchers, Mullane and Gum
bert. Umpire, Hurst.
PrrrsnuRGH, July 3l.-Hard hitting
and good fielding blythe home team won
to-day's gone. Score:
E E!'sSn5En.... . ID IS
Errors, 2 and 5. Hits, u and {.
Earned, 4 and 3. Pitchers, Baldwin and
Grubcr. Umpire, McQuaid.
NEw York, July 3l.-Russic made bis
record to-day when he shut out the
BrooklynS without hit or run. The
young pitching wonder received an ova-
lion after Inc had accomplished his Won
deriul feat. lhe game was played at
the polo grounds in the presence OF 2,5SO
persons. The fielding work was super
Tor on both sides.
EEi ss 4g9E..:... II 20
tT:.. n .,1c I,,,or, nNJi E'onNn,l
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Closing out Ladies' Fine Kid Oxford
Ties at zoe, worth 81, at
SroNE's CAsM SHOE STORE.
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King of Medicines
SoreruIous Hrtptor Cure
M.lLnlost AtracMlomo.n

"whcn was II years OF ace had severe
attack OF rheumatism, and after recovered
had to so on crutches. Agar later, scro:ula,
In tho form OF whlto swelllnEs, appeared on
yarlors parts OF my body, and for II years
was IN invalid, being confined TO my bed
years. In that tlme ten or eleven sores up
pearcd and broke, causing mo great pain and
suffering. feared never should cot we'll.
"Early in 1880 went to Chicago to visit q
sister, but was confined to my bed most Of tao
timo was there. In July read book, A
Day with Circus in which were statements
Of cures by Hoods SarsapaEIlla. Twas so I'm.
pressed with tao success Of this medicine that
decided to tryl.. To my great qualification
the Sore5 soon decreased, and l began to feel
better and In a short time / was up and
out OF doors Icontlnrcd to take Hood Sar-
saparllla for about year, when, having used
six bottles, had become so fully released
from tho disease that went to work for the
Flint & Walllng Mfg. Co., and since then
Rave NOT LOST a SINGLE DAY
on account OF sickness. IbelIcye the disease
is expelled rom my system, always feel well,
amin good spirits and have a good appetite.
lam now q years Of ago and can walk as well
as any one, except that one limb is little
shorter than the other, owing to tho loss Of
bone, and tho sores formerly on my right leg.
To my friends MY recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods slrSaparilla
IS tho king Of medicines" WILLIAM A.
LErR, 0 n. Railroad St., Kcndallytllo, Ind. :,
Moods SarsapariIIa
soldby all druggists. eli SixfOrfS. PrePsreaoniY
byc.LHooD & CO., ApothoeariSs, lowell, HAS.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Mrs. Grundy: A woman's beauty nev.
or makes for her any sincere friends OF
her own sex.
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WANTED - FOR THE UNITED
wv STATES ARMY. Gble.bodied, unmarried
men, between the ages OF q and - years, Cool
pay. rationS, clothing aud medical nttcndlnS.
Applicants must be prepared 10 furnish satI,
factory evidence as 10 age, character aud habit,
Apply at llsl Main street, Wheeling. ". Va
ivi.NE4g
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING FIRE.
WHEELING sTEEl. WORKS, D,nwood. II. IA u
INANTED-PERSONS TO BUY
w valuable patent right territory In thS
State Of West Virginia. Important. Addrrss
III" Box A2. Iellalre. Ohio. wi
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FOE RENT.

NOR RENT-A NICE SIX-ROONIED
IL house on the Island: well located both
gases, bath, hot and cold water, good cellar md
FORD. Wheeling Hin - 60. jyl6
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FoR SALE.

EoR SALE, CHEAP-FOUR ROOM.
MADlLL. TlltonyLlle. Jefferson county, o. jy!l
A FlRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE.
II The only one IN town Of /, 900 population
Elegant furniture stock and furniture all new
Repairing trade Il y per mouth. Must be sold
90 account Of the d ,ath OF one Of the OwnCA
VIII give all the time wanted. ]. D, D., No. II
Sixteenth street. Wheeling. jy29
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Tor RENT.
A large Business Room now being constructed
fronting 6Tfe on Main street. the same on Mar,
ket Square and 80 feet on Tenth street II II
cannot he rented a. whole Il will be divided
10 suit tenants The cellar and the second story,
both belnS same Dimensions rs the store rUOH-
urc also fof rent. Inquire OF
JAMES l.. HAwLEY.
3c2i No. 1870 Main Street.
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To Discipline the Speaker.
THE WOMEN or AMERICA.
Opening of the TrIennIai Council at
washington

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The feature
Of this mornings session OF the first trien-
nial council of the Women OF the United
States was an address of Mis-, Frances E..
Willard, president Of the council. Albaugh's 8
Opera House was filed in every part by IN
enthusiastic audience, which was largely
composed of representative women from all
parts of the country. On the stage, which
was effectively decorated with flowers and
tropical plants, were seated Miss Susan b.
Anthony, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. j.
Ellen Foster, Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Rev.
Anna Shaw and Mrs. Zerelda Wallace and
many 9th rs who have been prominently
identified with the cause of the women.
Rev. Anna Garlin Spencer read paper
upon Control and social care OF the depend
ent classes and woman's share In the work.
Mrs. Fanny b. Ames Of Boston, for a
number Of years president Of the Children's
Aid Society of Philadelphia, read an inter
esting paper on Care of dependent chill.
dren."
Miss Alice Fletcher, special agent Of the
Indian bureau, spoke upon "Our duty to the
dependent races"
Mrs. Lille Deveraux Blake told of the
needs everywhere in larger cities for women
to care for women detained at station houses
The evening session was well attended
and several interesting addresses were de-
livered. Mrs. BelgarDey of London, dele
gate of the Womans' Council of Great Brit
ain, made briet remarks, followed by Rev
Milo Francis Upper on "Womon's status in
the church today"
Miss Frances Elliot and Mrs. E. b. Gran
mis- read papers on Christian league.
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RESCUED AFTER MANY DAYS.
Five InnprIs oned Miners at Jeansvlile
Found Alive Yesterday.

HAzELToN, Pa, February 23.-Five of
the miners entombed in slope No. 1 at Jeans
vile were found alive late tonight.
Searchers heard a faint a faint tapping on
the walls of the mine during the evening and
redoubled their energies. At 11.30 when
Superintendent McFarlane and Caleb vii.
liams were making search in the breast of
the east gangway of the north ditch they
came across the bodies of five men lying in
various positions all huddfod together In
efforts to keep warm. Careful examination
showed all to be alive but weak from hung er
and thirst. They were so weak that with
one exception they could not be moved. A
large stock of blankets was at once secured
and the men wrapped in them. One was
just strong enough to raise his head and
look. He was carefully carried to the en-
gine house at the bottom of the first life and
medical aid given him there. The rest of
the men could not be moved, but were cared
for where found The men cannot be
brought to the surface for several days.
Careful nursing will be given them, and
every effort put forth to save their lives. The
men said the contents of their dinner pals
kept them alive for six days. Then they
lived on oil from their lamps aud bottles.
After that was exhausted they drank the
dark sulphurous water.
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THANKS TO the PUBLIC.
Touched by Evidences OF
Sympathy.

NEW YORK, February 23.-The special
train which carried the body of Genera
Sherman to st. Louis for burial returned to
this city this morning, bearing the family Of
the dead General and the military officers
who accompanied the body. One Of the
first acts Of the family on their
return was to express In letter
to the public their appreciation of the
honors paid to their beloved dead and the
nations hero. The letter was signed by
Father Thomas E. Sherman, and reads as
follows:
sit is fitting that some public acknowl-
edgement should be made by the family of
General Sherman Of the very many heartfelt
tokens Of sympathy which they received in
their bereavement. We can only say that
such universal and such evidently profound
sorrow manifested, as has been In thous-
sand ways. sustains and comforts us In our
desolation. for the entire nation, by its gen.
eral expressions of coincidence, has lightened
the burden of our grief and helped us to
bear our irreparable loss. Friends Of the
family are asked to accept this slight token
Of our grateful appreciation In lieu Of any
more direct personal communications, which,
while they would be mere gratifying to us.
we have not now the strength or the courage
to offer to each and all.
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LEVIED ON HIS EMPLOYER.
A Nova scotIan steals a Watch In
Lieu of Pay-other RockIand News.


RoCKLAND. February 23.-Deputy Sheriff
Stahl Saturday arrested Charles Gose. No
va Scotian, charged with stealing watch
from Mr.. Andrews of Warren. Gose, when
captured. said he formerly worked for An
drews, who did not pay him. He admitted
taking the watch on this account. He was
brought here and lodged in the court fouse
Jail over Sunday. and taken this morning to
Thomastou, where he was given q hearing
before Trial Justice Starrett and bound over
to the March term Of court. He was taken
to Wiscasset jail.
Collector-elect William A. Luce takes bis
new office. on Monday next. Theodore 81
monitor of this city, Nelson Hall Of Ten
ants Harbor, st. George, and Edward Brown
of ThOmaston have been appointed deputies
aud will without doubt be confirmed.
The members of the Y. M. @. A. Gymna-
sium are to repeat their athletic exhibition
In Camden Thursday. Judging from their
splendid showing here Wednesday evening
last they will be greeted by crowded house.
The fifth anniversary exercises OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF this
city were held In the First Baptist church
last evening. and was largely attended. The
report Of the general secretary showed the
association TO be In splendid condition imam
cially and otherwise. The report contained
many important statistics In regard to the
work of the past year. A very excellent ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. +. L. Bayley,
pastor Of the State street Congregational
church, Portland.
The Republicans of this city hold a caucus
for the purpose of nominating candidate
for mayor tomorrow evening. Indications
point to the nomination OF the present may
or, z. A. Butler.