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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces OF ofTelegraphIc News in
small space.

Interesting Pieces photographic OF News In
small space.
1t has been decided that Messrs Cleve
land and Stevenson shall be officially noti-
fed of their nomination in Madison Square
Garden, New York, July 20.
Late last night gas explosion in the
Tuck coal mine, near Wsverly, Mo, re-
suited in the death of Andy Francisco and
probable fatal injury Of Henry Chrismsn.
The California Athletic Club has tele-
graphed Jack Dempsey offering him
match with Billy Maber. the Australian
light weight. Maber says he will fight az
l4O pounds and will allow Dempsey few
pounds.
Two thousand men took part in an Irish
election riot near Armagh yesterday.
Many were burt
UD TO last night ten bodies had been re
covered at Peoria. Ill
The president Of the Western League
when asked yesterday IL the disbaudment
of the Western League was not imminent,
replied that il was No Official announce
nent has vet been made.
In the House yesterday. Mr.. Scott, OF
Illinois. introduced bill making IL unlaw-
ful for any railroad company or steam yes
sci 10 carry or transport any body Of armed
men, except shOSo ehSaSSd ~ AuC SSi f.Oo Va
the United States or any State, and pro-
viding 5000 fine and criminal liability for
damages resulting from the action OF such
an armed force.
At yesterdays meeting Of the Window
Glass Workers Association at Pittsburg
letter was received from the Manufactur-
ers' Association asking an increase Of out
put and g reduction in the existing wage
20 lie. rhe communication was referred 70
= committee.
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THE FUNERAL
OF Cyrus w. Field Held at His Late Home
at Dobbs Ferry Yesterday.

DoBBs FERRY, N. Y, July 1.-THE fun
eral of Cyrus w. Field took pace this af-
ternoon from his residence in Ardsley
Park. The handsome old mansion was
crowded with distinguished friends OF the
decease.
Rt Rev. Bishop Henry G. Potter read
the Episcopal burial service assisted ey the
Rev. DR.. w. r. Huntington, OF Grace
Episcopal Church, of New York. The ser
vice was simple, there being no eulogy OF
the deceased.
Among those present and who were very
visibly affected was James Richardson,
who stood with Mr. Field on Valencia Is
land, when the last end of the first cable
was dropped. Richardson and Mr.. Field
held the great cable and then let 1t drop in
TO the sea.
The remains reposed in a handsome
casket trimmed with black broakcloth,
with silver handles The plate of silver
on the lid of the casket was inscribed:
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To Distribute Aid.

HOMESTEAD, PA, July IA mass meet
ing of the locked out men Of the Carnegie
Steel Works will be held at ten o'clock to-
morrow 70 devise method Of distributing
the relief proffered by 655 labor organiza-
tions. A committee will De appointed, aud
the Amalgamated Association will see to
il that all store bills are paid. The
advisory committee again asks the people
of the country 10 understand that it is
asking for no help and that any man who
asks for money for the Amalgamated AS
sociation is a swindler and should be imme-
diately arrested by any friend of organized
labor When the Amalgamated Associa-
ton needs help it will ask it through the
organized societies Of the trades Of the
United States and in no other way can any
help be given 10 the men here.
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ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.
The Senate Committee on Contingent
Expenses Reports a Resolution to In
vestigate the Homestead Trouble.

Expenses Reports a Resolution to In
vestigate the Homestead Trouble.
WAsHGNGToN, d. c., July 1.-THE
vote of Wednesday in committee OF the
whole on Mr.. PETERS amendment to
prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
within the grounds Of the Columbian
Exposition at Chicago, was reversed in
the Senate to-day, the vote upon its
adoption being yeas 21, nays %. Mr..
Vests substitute for Mr.. Quay's Sunday
closing amendment was. laid on the
table-34 TO l..
Mr.. Higgins introduced a bill to au
thorize retaliation for certain unjust
discrimination OF the Dominion of Can
ada against the United States, and il
was referred TO the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Sherman aintroduced one to re-
peal certain portions of the silver act OF
1S90-especially the provisions for the
monthly parchase OF four and half
million ounces OF silver bullion and for
the issue OF treasury notes in payment
thereof. That bill went also TO the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. Stewart also had bill referred TO
the same committee reducingsby p per
ployes over SGo0.
Mr. Jones, of Nevada, from the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses, report
ed a resolution for the appointment of
select committee of seven Senators TO
investigate the employment OF Pink
erton men in connection with the recent
differences between workingmen aud
employers at Homestead. The inves-
tigation is to include the existence and
employment OF Pnkerton men. 1t is
to embrace the creation Of the Pinker-
ton organization, its character and
uses, where and how its men are en-
ployed and paid and under what au-
thority OF law, If any. The committee
is also TO inquire into the original con-
troyersy between employers and en-
ployed and to what extent
that conflict was participated in by per-
sons not citizens of the United States.
Also whether any private corporation
in any State has employed an armed
force against the people Of such State
in violation Of the Constitution and
whether or not armed bodies OF men
from other States were taken into such
State without the consent of the consti-
tuted authorities. The committee Is to
consider what legislation is necessary to
prevent the further employment Of
Pinkertou men.
After passage OF the sundry bill the
fortlfcation bill was taken up and made
the unfinished business.
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MR.. CLEVELAND'S PREFERENCE.
Mr.. whitney Would Suit Him for Chair
man of the Democratic Comnittee.

BUozARD's BAY, MASS, July IL
Mr.. Cleveland was shown last night the
dispatch from New York in the evening
papers saying that ex-SecretarY Whit
ney was wavering in his decision as TO
whether he should accept the chair
manship Of the Democratic National
Committee. In commenting Upon the
matter Mr.. Cleveland said it was very
plain that Mr.. Whitney's acceptance
was demanded by the unanimous senti-
ment OF the party.
While he did not think he ought to
urge Mr.. Whitney TO do anything which
his judgment did not approve, 1t was
difficult TO see how the ex-Secretary
could withstand the pressure which
was brought to bear on him TO accept
the place. Mr.. Cleveland received a
score OF messages last night informing
him OF the defeat In the House OF the
Silver bill. Heidi not discuss the mat
ter with his callers.
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Italians Killed.

NoRwALK, CoNS., July l4-Ttalian la
borers employed in digging a sewer at
Shephard's leather factory this afternoon
were blown up by the explosion Of a twelve
barrel tank of nsphtha and four were
fatally injured.
One Of the mer after lighting his pipe
carelessly threw the burning match on the
roof of the building in which the naptha
was stored
A terrible explosion occurred and four OF
the Italians were thrown high into the air.
Their names are unknown. All four will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
PattIson Inspects the Troops,

LEBANON, Pa, July 14-Governor Patt-
isOn accompanied by his STAFF, came. here
to-day and inspected the first brigade.
Some Of the stan officers came direct from
Homestead. Major Wright, Of the third
brigade which is camped at Homestead
upon being questioned as TO the situation
at Homestead replied that everything was
quiet but the fOreoodings are very ugly.
The strikers, be said, are armed and
there will likely be bloOdshed before the
final settlement Of affairs. The present
peace is enforced by the cloud Of awe which
hung over the striking workmen since the
arrival Of the troops.
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HON. E. W. WILSON
Withdraws From the Congress
sional Race IN the Third District
"A Letter to His Supporters
Giving His Reasons for the
Move-Gratitude Expressed to
His Friends.
SDsetor TELEGRAM to n. REGISTER.

Special Tete0rdin 10 ne he0istsF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 14.-Ex-
Governor Z. w. Wilson has withdrawn
from the Congressional race, He has
prepared a lengthy statement for his
supporters, giving his reasons for his
withdrawal. These reasons in brief eX-
press diSsatisfact ction with the manner
in which the canvass has been conduct
ed by the friends of his opponent, and
in several instances be intmates that
their course has been unfair, His state
ment concludes as follows:
Nevertheless. upon reliable informa-
tion of the position Of the various dele
cations as they now stand, the vote OF
Kanawha county, under It's resolution
referred TO and that OF Summers as re-
corded by the vote of the yeople, would
determine the majority of the Congress
sional Convention. Being satisfied that
they will not be cast in that way II
necessary TO recure a majority, l con-
slider it my duty to my friends and self
to pursue the course herein indicated in
order that they may be advised Of the
situation and the condition under which
the Congressional convention will as
semble on the 18th instant.
Again | wish to express my sincere
gratitude and appreciation for the dis
interested kindness of the many friends
who have given me their support, and
to join with them in the ardent wish for
the trium phant success of Democratic
principles, the greatest guarantee for
the relief Of the people and the perma-
nent security of American institutions.
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It saves the Children.

Mr.. c. II. Shswen, WellSville, Kan,
says: 1T is with pleasure that | speak
of The good Chamoerlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diorrhea Remedy has done my
family during the last fourteen years.
In the most obstinate cases Of summer
complaint and diarrhea among my
children, il acted as charm, making 1t
never necessary 10 call in physician.
I can truthfuay say that In my judg-
ment, based on years OF experience,
there is not q medicine in the market
that is It's equal"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
Marrior Rlrer Out OF BapIt.

NOBLE, Ala, July 1.-THE Warrior
river is now hfty-six Feet above low water
and rising an inch on hour.
Some Of the largest plantations are
about entirely covered with water. Rain
continues.
Nearly all of the corn in the bottom lands
along the Tombigbee river is drowned out.
A further rise Of five feet will drown out
all the low land cotton on that river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
a TbIrd Party 10 Blame.

BERLrs, July 1.-The Fafondl Zeifiing
SAYS that a suspicion prevails that some
third person Is artfully keeping me Bis
marck polemic alive.
IL adds that such person could only be
one aiming At the post Of Chancellor. and
that the third person Il mentions must be-
Count Won Waldersee, who sought -
reconcile the Emperor and Prince Bis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
WIN Assist in the Celebration,

NEW YORK, July 14.-Mayor Grant
received telegram here to-day from
Secretary Tracy accepting the invita-
tion extended him to him 10 aid in the
four-hundredth anniversary Of the dis
covery Of America.
The Secretary has notified the Mayor
that the navy will participate and that
he will detail a special officer to confer
with the Celebration Committee in re-
ference to a naval review.
Mayor Grant sent invitation to the
Governors OF the United States and
Territories to attent the celebration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
WORLDS FAIR DIRECTORS
Would Rather DO without the S5,OOO,00
Than Have the Fair Closed Sundays.

Would RATHER DO without the S0,OOO,ooO
Than Have the Fair Closed Sundays.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Washingto Hssig
one Of the Directors OF the Worlds
Fair, declared himself to-day In favor
Of going without the $1,000, 600 govern
ment appropriation rather than close
the Fair on Sunday. President w. L.
Baker declared the bill in its present
form not acceptable. Lyman Gage, A.
Fl. Revell, Edwin Walker and A. +.
Sseberger and other directors inyelgh
much against the measure. The mana
gers Of the Exposition are not without
hope that the lower House Of Congress
will refuse to concur in the Senate
amendments and that in the conference
committee the amendments will be
eliminated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
IT.. R,ackmaIler GuIIty of Murder.

LoSDoS, July 1.-the jury which has
been investigating into the death OF Ma
tilda Clover. the girl who died In October
last and an examination Of whose remains
showed that she had been poisoned with
strychnine. yesterday returned verdict
of wilful murder against Thos. Neill, tho
man VINO is In custody for attempting 70
blackmail DR.. Harper, Of Barnstable, by
claiming that he had evidence In his pos
session, showing that Or. Harper had pol
soped Alice Marsha and Emma Shhvel,
who died in April last from the effects Of
strvchufue
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New Charter Granted.
- Tsl.nr1rn % - Rscit.sr.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 1.-THE Con-
solidated Light and Railway Company
was Incorporated to-day. The principal
office viii be at Huntington: 81, 800 has
been subscri bed 10 the capital stock, aud
the privilege granted 10 increase 10 kl00,-
600. The incorporatOrs are: J. L. Cald-
well. Rufus Switzer, G. L. Hafner, Sr.,
George n. Biggs end nine others, Of Hun
tington, w. Va.
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Will Appeal to the Governors.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA letter from
the Chicago branch TO General Secretary
MCGUIRE, of the carpenters says that the
contractors for the Pennsylvania and West
Virginia State Buildings have ignored the
agreement entered into by the Directory
Of the Worlds Fair and are working their
men ten hours a day. Mr. Mcclure will
lay the matter before the Governors Of the
two States.
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MI. Aetnn AcrIve Again.

RoME, July 1.-THE eruption Of Mt.
Aetna is rapidly increasing la violence.
Immense streams Of lava arc pouring down
the mountain side and Y appears certain
that several villages and number OF dwell
lings will be destroyed. All the craiers
are active. One Is eiecting a continuous
stream Of lava several yards wide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
ro,.do counoiImen Caught 10.

ToLEDo, o., July 1.-The special grand
jury indictments for soliciting Dri0cs
against seven members Of the city council
as follows: e. o. Manchester, George
Doner, John Daily, Frank G. Tanner, K
p. Swain, Charles Neuendorf and VIM. j.
Gil. or these four are DEMOCRATS and
three Republicans. Manchester was for
merly Chairman Of the Republican City
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July if-Fof West si- VIZ
ginIa and Ohio, fair; sontnefly pinos' susn''J
Fer western Pensylvanik. fair, rirdt shiff
Ia 2 70 sonthsrly; slightly warmer ~ noftnef
-sersiir fair weather will prevail N
soatbern ana Middle states frlcays eteepit
80 y. loss ..,ns I. y 2 .ns s..s:sss ssss s1A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
ChamberIain's Cole. Cholera and Dlarrhoa
Remedy

Is the standard. Its many cures have
won IL praise from Maine 10 California.
Every family and every traveller should
be provided with il al all times No
other remedy can take us place or do
its work. 25 and 80 cent bottles for sale
by C. z. Goetze. w. w. Irwin, w.
$. Mccullough, G. MenkepelIer. 5. l..
Brice, j. Coleman. c. ScHnepf. w. G.
Armbrect, the Kurtz Drugkco., Lincoln
& Co, ". E. Williams. John Kara.
E. Scheele, and w. II. WI -os Wheel
ing; Bower & Co., Bridge and
B. f. Peabody Bsnwood, "
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Killed BY a Bear.
.sp,aaI rtleoram to ne Reoisssr.

opfCIIt ItttyTUFIt 70 tFt. 41'ss's9Fs
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July l4-News has
Just reached here OF the frightful death OF
a young woman named Ramsey, who was
killed by q bear,' on Bell Creek. 10 this
county, yesterday. Full particulars can
not at present be learned, but il appears
that Miss Romsey was q short distance
from her home for some purpose, when the
bear attacked her, and killed her, flight
fully mangling her body.
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Broke the Record.

SPRrSG7rELD, Mass. July l4-H. G. Ty-
ler of the Springfield Bicycle Club, estab-
llshed a worlds record for the quarter mile
hviug start on Hampden PARK, this after
noon. making the distance Ia = % seconds,
beating the record of - 4-5 seconds made
by n. ]. Berlow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
What 10 do Tlrh the Arms.

HARRISBURG. PA. July 14.-Att0rney
General Hausel could not be seen tonight
relative 70 the dispatch Hugh
O'Donnell is SAID 70 have sent
him asking what disposition should
be made Of the Winchesters taken from the
Piukertons, but other Onacials said that
OfDOnnell should deal with General Snow
den or sheriff McCleary, and not the At
forney General
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WHITNEY cASNOr ACCEPT.
He Has Not Even Time to Read His Own
Letters and Gould Not Buckle Down TO
Committee Work.

New YORK, July 14.-Mr. Whitney
said, after reading the above dispatch
that under no conditions would be ac-
cept the chairmanship OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
II do not feel that am fitted for
such position" he added. "Of course
/ am going to do all the work | can, and
am sure that can do more good
out Of the chair than in IL. The Chair
mans work is purely routine, and l am
not able To do that sort OF work. AT
times like these ! cannot even read all
my letters, much less answer them. /
cannot make a more detailed statement
at the present time. If, however, /
find 1T necessary in order TO define my
position, l shall make statement, In
the course of the next few days"
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To withdraw From the NrnlatIa.

spscia. Tsls0ran 70 ths Rsgistsr.
COLUMBUs, O., July IA member OF
the Columbus Typographical Union called
on AdjutaRt General POcOck to-day and
informed him of general movement on
the part Of the labor unions of all kinds 70
induce such of their members as belong TO
the State militia to withdraw from 1t as
soon as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
ARecsIver Appointed.
TS.,orom 10 ts< Recists,

cpscllI IesegFl7s % u HssEVsT.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 14.-Judge
jackson Of the United States Court to-day,
in the case Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road VS.. the W est Virginia Transportation
Company appointed M. G. G. Church, Re
ceiYer.
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west virginia Po,,masters.

Special Tels0raH 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, jury 40. H. j. Tate has
been appointed postmaster at Randall,
Monongalia conuty, W. Va, in place OF NJ.
G. Courtney, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-15
In the AdIrondaoks.

Looy LAKE HousE, n. y, July A. Ex.
President Grover Cleveland will visit the
Adirondacks this summer, stopping al Sar.
anac Inn. He is expected about August /.
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THEY Will nor WORK.

The Phlladelphta Carpenters VIII NOT
Help on Any Building Where Carnegie
Material Is Useds
PHILADELPHIA, July IA meeting
was held here last night of the build
ing trades and unions Of the city for
the purpose OF consolidating them into
one federation Of labor. A resolution
offered by 2. J. Mcguire, General Sec
retary Of the Carpenters and Joiners Of
America, to the effect that the carpen-
ters will not work on any building or
job where the structural iron Is fur
nished by the Carnegie Co., was adopt
ed
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CYRUS ". FIELD,
Aged ~ Years.

At o'clock tomorrow morning the re-
mains will be conveyed by special train
from Dobbs Ferry TO Stockbrdge, Mass,
where Mr. Fields father, mother and wife
are buried.
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CITY MILLS STOP.

The Amalgamated Workmen EN-
ployed in the Carnegie Mills
Walk Out, Because Their De-
mand for Another Conference
With the Homestead WOrkmen
Was Ignored-Not Supported
by the Amalgamated.
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IContsausd on Fourth Page /
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-09

CARRIAGE REPAIR SHOP,
Run by J. =. Street 4 Co, where tirst-class
repairs and painting Is done. Send in your
buggies, etc, to be overhauled.
srn0 II J. u. STREET X Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-09
breeding Proverbs.

An exchange says: "Weather pro-
verbs current in any part of this cOun-
try are being sought Tor by Prof. Mark
w. Harrington, Chief Of the United
Statos Weather Bureau in Washington,
| t is we'll known that many of these
contain an element of scientific truth,
to say nothing of their interest to stud
ents of folklore. In his circular letter,
inviting public cooperation in his task,
Prof. Harrington says: please distin-
guish, when practicable, between those
which are of American origin and those
which have been imported, giving " hen
possible, the origin of each, whether
Indian, Scotch, English, Irish or Ger
man."
IN compliance with the above re-
quest We quickly respond to the
modest request of The learned profess
Aor at Washington, and herewith
give him full history of few OF
the most noted proverbs which have
been imported to this country,
properly registered and now stand
ing for service. They have all been
entered on the various registers OF
their respective associations, duly
tagged and recorded, their breed kept
pure, and each one as animated
/ above, has been placed under its re-
spective Indian, French, Scotch,
! English or HOlsteiD-Friesian origin.
Their pedigree is clear of the woods
and inbreeding ecially condemned.
Hail Columbia"-the kind OF hail
that comes in bad weatheT-is a
hoary headed old English fellow,
who was first imported to this
country. He came over in the MAY
flower landed at Plymouth Rock
aud was sent on down TO Tennessee
about the time the scrupulOus Puri-
| tans first decided that, owing to the
extreme TigOr of a northern CLINE,
chapter XIV, verse q OF st. Paups
] Epic ties to the Romans was clearly
against the further propagation OF
African slavery. This old prOverb
was crossed largely on our natiN e
stock and produced a lot of good and
fast ones. Among them was ole
called "ncyer mind the weather so
the wind don't blow" which was as
tie sheeted ghost of a good sized
scandal and took record al 2:lO mt
Buffalo with tie wind blowing eighty
miles all hour in his teeth, and cons
ing the last quarter on three legs, the
other having got tangled in the truss
bar of the sulky. He also sired "FOr
good old turniP wet or dry, plant
your seed on the 10Th OF July He
ended by producing scrub called
"If it rains on Sunday it will shine
on Monday" which ruined his repu-
tation and he was sent to Nashville
TO pull the band wagon in fourth OF
July paTades.
at never rains, but il pOurs" was a
grand old pToverb imported nom the
low and marshy land Of Holland. IL
is said ms WAS born on the night the
/ dykes burrted because William Tell
failed to stop up hole in the dykes
made by a water mouse. We all
know the Ftory. He was cut of old
Waterwitch" by "Ocean spray"
who also sired the dam OF "Sheet
Lighting'' and "Waterfall". He is
dead now; the people XII led him af-
ter the spring rains here, bat fret
endeavOredL in respect for his age to
sell him t. the Baptists in East Ten
nessee. But they said tbatS he
would suit some Presbyterian cpm-
munity better; that what they
wanted was the Pacific ocean. But
he was grand old fellow and sired