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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-03
SMALL FRUITS.

lcan in politics. but as the majority of
them are Republicans. it is probable that
the convention will be held under the
auspices of that party.
MARSHALL WHITE, who is selling popu-
lar brand of soap for a Philadelphia
house, while in Charleston the other day,
disposed of more soap than any other
salesman ever entering the town. This is
quite lift for Wheeling travelling man,
and all Of the young mans friends will be
glad to hear OF his success.
CHEF MCNICHoLs, of the Wheeling po-
lice force, is the best man they have had
there for years. His action and that Of
Officer Terrell Yesterday, when the latter
was suspended and afterwards resigned,
shows a meeting of TWO manly men. The
latter should be given another trial. He
evidently knows his duty. and fully ap-
preciates what violation of il means
BellGire Independent.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
announcing the time and place Of the Sun
day School Convention of this State, which
is to be held at Parkersburg March 22d and
Odd, at the NJ. Z. Church. Reduced rates
have been arranged for all the railroads.
1t is desired that every Sunday School in
the State should be represented. If any
information is desired the same will be fur
nished by addressing Hon. b. f. Martin,
of the Executive Committee, Grafton, w.
Va.
The manager Of Evangeline created a
scene at Mossgrove's Hotel this morning.
The Lone Fisherman gotinto the hotel Of
fee first and registered his name. When
the manager appeared and saw the name he
protested with vehemence, declaring that no
member of the company should register
before he displayed his hand On the book.
The girls Of the chorus were all present
and Uttered, which made the manager
madden than ever, and he PERSISTED in his
claim. The Lone Fisherman, however,
did not scratch his name off, but waited
until the manager got through with his hot
words and then took up his satchel and
walked out saying as he paid his own bills
he would register where he pleased
SfeitbsnrilIe Gazette
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FOR SALE.

Two very desirable lots on South Front street
Island; cheap.
Half loi on Eof street. Sixth ward, tl 900.
Lots a. Edgington Lane. t315.
Fine siI-foomed BRICK house on Eo1 street,
Sixth ward. cheap. and On easy terms. Posses
sion given April let
Sine-roomed brick house on Thirty first street.
Sixth ward in splendid repair, al modern I'm
proyements. Lot 32Iif5. This 10 a bargain.
Lots on South ChApliDe, Lon and Jaco0
streets. $3.50 20 900 each.
Business house on Market street
Business house on Chapiine and Tweniy'sitih
street
Building site for dwelling on T"en'J-sir'h
street, $50.
Large lot At McNechsn. Ground iooIsOj.
Very cheap.
seven room brick house. Foriy.nrsi aud
Wood streets. Full lot t3OO), on easF terms.
House Of eight rooms. with modern conFeni.
enccs. on Jacob street. between fhiccntb ana
Sixteenth streets.
House OF eight rooms. brick, on Market
street, Centre Wheeling.
House % eight rooms, brick, NO 80 jacob
street E5y0
House OF Eve rooms on Jacob street, Centre
wheeling gronnd 55I i0O, t.50
seven lots tOIiOO feet 10 Filsn, Whyis ana
Gallagher addition: pFics 500 " tSDo each.
Garner ons-haf lot on kcCOlloch snd Bel
mont streets.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy terms
One OF the best manufacturing sites 10 ths
city, fronting on tro railroads.
~ Gcrss adjoining Elm Grove. cheap.
NESBITT d. DEVINE,
felsb .ssS ksFxet Street
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CUT THIS OUT.

About April ist E. B. Potts will occupy the
lsrge new Storss 100 and 1905 Main street and
rs TO % Tenth street suspension Bridge corner
with full line OF Clothing. Hats, Shoes anc
Furnishing Goods. This IL the largest ano nnesl
store OF the kind in the State.
Before removing we quote. toe ose out, Child
rsn's shoes a. 19c. 25c. SIC, 4Sc, 63c,5Sc and
S7cup. ali solid bargains and trade winners
See our Ladies Fine Shoes 81 &c, eI.25.
sI.37, 81. 45 and sL.S7, and wonder how We
Mems Fine Shoes At &c. sl.10. S1.25
SI.37. s1.45, S1.62 up, all leaders Ane
nAtchless In price.
Boysi suits At SIC. CSC, S1.1S, 81 81.
81. 62 up, worth double the money or no sale.
Mems Pants al 4Sc. csc, SIC, DC aud sl.ls
10. See our great lesders IN Mems Pants a.
SI.1S, worth $500.
Boys' Pants az 19c, zoe, 35c up, hard 70 get
Mems suits At ST. %. s2.37. s295. 1881,
$3.50 up. We lead the world IN 10" prices.
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| State Sunday School Convention

Sill be held in the w. Z. Church, in Parkers-
burg, March ed and Esd. 1923. beginning a. 2
A. M. Each Sunday School lie entitled 70 two
delegates All ministers are delegates without
~lection On arrival 81 Parkersbufg. al dele.
sates soould report themselves IN the Lecture
Room Of said church. where they will End the
Committee on Entertainment
Reduced rates OF fare or round trip tickets
an be had on railroads by presenting printed
certificates, which will be paced In the hands
u persorE along the lines OF failro ds, or will
De furnished by the undersigned on request. BY
letter. All Sunday schooi workers are very
earnestly requested 20 do All they can 70 secure
representation from AL Sunday schools Of all
Tristan denominations throughout the State.
All county or local papers viii please copy
his notice and call alter 20 IL
B.F. MARTIN.
For the Executive Committee.
March ist, lse2. NIB
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MIRTn AND MUSIC.

cole Olson" the wonderfully success
full Swedish dialect play which comes to
the Opera House next Tuesday, March
Sth, is full OF music and mirth. Ben
Hendricks is one OF the most laugh
provoking comedians on the stage and
his Ole, while quaint and droll, is at the
same time hilariously funny. Miss St.
George Hussey, the well-known charac-
ter actress, has yell-compelling Irish
part and will sing and dance an Irish
liz. The heroine of the play, is a not
ably handsome woman and a most In
telligent actress. Bewitching little
Alice Evans is the soubrette Of the
play. and she will q song and dance
and sing MARY and john"
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Council Committees.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
attempted TO meet last night, but failed
TO obtain a quorum. The Committee
has been called again for Friday night.
The Committee on Lights and the
Board OF Gas Trustees is called TO meet
this evening, to make the annual eSti-
mate.
The Committee on Real Estate met
last night, and made up an annual esti-
mate OF 8, 800. This is the first esti
mate made for 1892. The Committee
passed favorably upon several petitions
for the rent Of city property.
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Murder Near uniontown.

Leisenering No. 3 Coke Works near
Uniontown, was the scene Of a murder
Monday night. A number Of Slavs
were spending the night drinking beer
in house when Joseph COshis entered
and, walking uD to George HOos, plunged
large knife into his breast. HOoS died
in few minutes and his murderer fled
and has not been seen since.
The Sheriff went to the scene Of the
murder, but learned nothing that could
throw any light on the crime, which
was apparently unprovoked.
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Assaulted an Omcer.

About half-paSl nine Ed. Smith, L..
S. soldier, met officer Watson on Water
street, Smith was under the influence
OF liquor enough to make him ugly, and
when he asked Watson II he had seen a
soldier out there, aud been told mo" he
grOwled out why in the HI haven't
you?" Watson told him to go home,
when Smith hit the officer in the face.
Watson struck Smith with his club,
laying his head open about three inches,
and then locked him up. Smith has
been arrested three or four times in the
last few months.
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Fshruarr Police Rnsiness.

The police made 931 arrests during
February, the fines and fees paid
amounting to 81, 700. The patrol wagon
made 9S trips, travelling 81 miles, and
hauled 13S persons. One hundred and
seventeen dodgers were kept over night
az the City Hall during the month. The
arrests were made by the officers as fol-
lows: Buch 5, ByrneS (B. & o. l, Car
ney %, Creighton IS, Daum 3, Deku >,
Desmond %, Donovan l, Driller 3,
Fahey Is, Frohme :, Fitzgerald :, Gaus
4. Herbert II, Lukens IS, Marks :,
Minkemeyer 6, Moran >, NcNichOl
Chief 3, O'Brien Il, Scally Il, STANLEY
>, stump 1, Terrell >, TruShler l, Wat
son II, West IA, Wilkie $.
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Precinct Voting Places.

The Joint subcommittee Of the Board
OF Commissioners and Council, on the
subject OF election booths, is called TO
meet this evening. IL is now believed
that very few portable voting places
will be necessary, as the Commissioners
have Of late located rooms in buildings
in a majority of the forty-three election
precincts, and perhaps others will be
obtained in the future.
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Election of Omcers.

The Wheeling Butchers Association,
at a meeting held yesterday, elected the
following officers to serve for one year:
President, Charles Hoffman,; Vice Pres
ident, c. A. He'll; Treasurer, George
Zoeckler: Finance Committee, u. IL.
Medick, Chris Kalbitzer; Board OF Dt-
rectors, Chris Kalbitzer, &. II. Medick,
b. Gartner, Chas. Rohrig, c. A. He'll;
VIM. P. Meyer, John Dunkle. VIM.
Niebur, Jr., was again chosen Secre-
tary.
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Administrative Sale.

The undersigned adminlstrntrir % the estate
of the late G. @. Winzenreid, offers the stock
Of goods in the store room. No. 1o6O Market
,tfeet for sale privately until March " All
goods unsold on that date will be sold at public
auction, commencing Al 10 a m OF that day'
The stock consists Of gold and silver watches,
chains. charms, rings, clocks, new and IN
claimed and the general line Of goods kept In a
lewelry store. and inclu---. also. large jewell
er's safe several show cases, and enc regu.
lstor clock The unclaimed chicks will be sold
Tor charges unless redeemed before day OF sale.
MRS. @. @. WINZENREID.
Administraaix.
J. c. HERvEr, Auctioneer.
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The NEWS OF THE DAY.
,,arriare Llcen.es I.sued.

A marriage license was issued yester.
day to Charles n. feathers, native OF
Centre county, Pa, aged %, and Lulu
McGrew, u native OF Pennsylvania,
AGED 81: also, TO Charles II. Tolliver,
native of Washington county, Va, aged
90. ard Ellen Tate, native Of Virginia,
a-el -.
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Adminlstrator Appointed.

GUY K. Q. Allen was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
John r. Davenport, deceased; bond,
S., 600: J. j. Woods surety.
l.. W. Blayney was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
oliver c. Clemens, deceased; bond
81. 100; w. J. Bates, Jr., surety.
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KNIGHTS ofthe Porus Plaster.

Welcome Conclave No. ~, A. o. A.
F., held a seance at their hall, corner
Twelfth and Market Streets, on Mon
day night. During the session Of the
Monaghan School of Philosophy"
Brother RObt Frazier and John Stamm
were instructed in the usefulness of the
'.WhencenesS Of the Why" La Belle
Conclave No 20 was represented by
its full membership, and participated
in the fun, which ragged fast and fur
ious until late hour.
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Electric Light Notes.

Brick-layers are still at work on the
fy-wheel pits.
The switch board frames were IN
boxed, yesterday
Tha second steam separator was got
ten into place yesterday.
Supt. BleOo began the work Of hang
ing hoods, yesterday, in the Eighth
ward.
Masons laid the big stone sill for the
south double doors, yesterday. The
doors will be hung as soon as possible.
To-day the armatures were being
put in, etc. Oh, were they? Do you
know an srmature when you see one?
The armatures" were not put in yes
terday; they were put in in Fort Wayne,
some time ago.
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Broke Her Wrist.

Mrs. Richard Specht, janitress of the
Eighth Ward public school, met with a
painful accident Tuesday afternoon.
She was standing upon a ladder In the
furnace room, when in some manner
She fell, fracturing bone in her right
wrist. DR.. w. f. Stathers rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
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Roard Of Commissioned.

The Board Of Commissioners held q
short special session yesterday after
noon, and let the contract for medical
attendance at the jail to DR.. LeMoyne
Hupp, az his bid Of $50.
The various committees Of the Board
spent the remainder OF the afternoon In
routine work.
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DIED.

THoMPSON-Tuesday evening, March /,
1872. at 7:10 o'clock. John +. Thompson, ST.. IN
his 63rd wear.
Funeral rom his late residence No. 10 Thir
teenth street, Friday afternoon at o'clock
Interment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends Of
the family invited 10 attend.
REEAS-on Wednesday Morning, March end
1891, at $50 o'clock, MARY f.. daughter OF the
late Matthew Rceas, in her 18th year.
Enneral notice hereafter.
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the parents OF the groom. Upon their
return they will occupy a house In Ben
wood. purchased and furnished by the
groom.
Caldwell. O.. where they are visiting
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2.-For Western
p ennsy!vanis, local SHOWS tonight, followed
By generally fair during Thursday: warmer by
thursday night.
For West Virginia and Ohio, during Thurs
day generally fair and slightly warmer; winds
shifting 10 southeast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-03

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for CAstorin
When she became Mas, she chung to Castoria-
WAsn abe had Children. she gave them Cast ia
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strawberry Hams.

We will match our Strawberry Hams
against any hams in the United States
for cut and flavor.
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Advertisers might get an eye-openel
about the circulation of newspapers by
doing y little detective work on the quiet.
A word TO the wise Is sufficient,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-03

Strawberry Hams have no equal for
and delicacy Of flavor.
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in the case OF Boyd Y. Acsermann ct al, on tue
18th day Of February, l5o2, l shall. on
Saturday, April z. 1892.
II 10 o'clock a m, offer for sale a. public aus
lion. Lot No. II and the south half II Lot No.
10, In square No. %. situate on the vest side 81
Woods street. between TnirtE-eighth and
Thirty ninth streets, IN the Eighth Ssgd Of the
city Of Wheeling. VI. Va, being tue property OF
which Adam Ackermsnn died seized.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and As much
more as the purchaser may elect In cash. and
she residue In two equal payments In sir sid
twelge months. With interest The purchaser
living FOR the deferred payments his notes.
xith good personal security, and she Title % b
retained until The purchase money j. AL paid.
Go. z BOYD.
Special Commissioner.
I. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
q Ohio oounfy,W. VA-.oo certify thai bond and
.ecurify have been given BY soe said CoDfnis-
sioner as required By law
m3oavt JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Caution.

Never economic at the expense OF your
stomach. Strawberry Hams cost very
little more than other hams and are bet
ter in every way.
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Read Stone & Thomas ad.

Try q Strawberry Ham and compare
it with some OF the others you have been
using.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-03

EVERY irst-class grocer in the city
keeps Strawberry Hams and NJ. Reilly's
Pure Kettle Leaf Lard.
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Sewing Table Free. Read stone q
Thomas' ad.
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Strawberry Hams.

GREAT bargains in fine shoes at
L. V. BLOND's.
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Etfantboats.


CLEANERS FOR CINCINNATI,
- Louisville. MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIA
New oflssrs, and intsrDsdists poin's. ~
leave wharf Boat. foot q klefestb 'Hes''
daily. Honasy eresptsd, 80 follows.
-, Steamer "REYsTOsKSTATk.,r,
.E&EV-T. s. Calf,oun, nsstsf. Z w.
R1oE. ClsfE. every Tuesday az a. y.
r., st.sneraASDEs. " Thos.HuEi,f.
.SS<2rE Hastsr. AL blsYsn, cierE' s's'J
WeclssdEy ~ . q. 70.
r. Steamer "Hr DSOS," ,. 2. L III
E<X son. Master. Robi- ARns"' ''stN'
every fhoniay sisa a. n
ley. yastsr; Eobt. n. Kerr, Clsff,
.6xA. every saturday sssl 4
g,sa1ssr CONGO. I'd. y. hsdty.
f.N4 Nnstsg; J. wshfnaa, Cisffi sFs'J
&9xE& Sunday stes N
Ftrrtclass fxrs. wheeling 70 Cinelnn 49, a.,
Eesna tip. 5000 Meals sEa sts's''0'A
m-r,st.ss trrssfersbls and feed sn.iI ss.a 20.
Sor Freight or Passage apply On hOass ~ w
'hsns no. cpocKARD A BOOTH. ARA.
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3aeru ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE.
No. 1881 ChGpline street
No. ls25 Wood street.
No. 1855 High street
No. 1871 Chaplinc street
no. 2d3i Market street
Several hns Marshall county farms
A few choice lots in Pleasant Valley fronting
on the National road.
Some very desirable lots In the old Fair
Ground addition and In the Eighth ward.
FOR RENT.
Two.story Brick on Jacob street, near Thirty
sixth, 8 rooms and store ROOM
No. 1902 Jscob street
No. 1873 " God street
Store room loss Market street
Fiys.roomed house rear 1919 Market street.
Money 90 loan GRO. J. hATHlBOH,
Telephone No. i07. 1910 Chapline Street.
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Children Cry for Pitchers castorla
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Erect Fresl Read Stone 5 Thomas sd-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
ola House, Lot aud Half Lot In the
Eighth Ward.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Ohio county, W. Va, made
In the case Of Boyd Y. Acxermann et al, on tue
ath a. ~ February i812 shall on
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Resolutions of Respect and Condoienc

Read Stone & Thomas ad. It's interest
ing.
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NJ. CUTMAN Z CO.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.


7 oST-LADY's GOLD WATCH. LIB
IL eral reward will be paid for return to thi'
office.
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mnuteb.

uTANTED-A NEAT CLEANLY BOY BE
w tween II and Il TO attend soda iOun
tain. An experienced preferred. hcLain
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The marriage Of John Coleman, OF
Banwocd, and Miss Mary Mauer, OF
south Jacob street, took place at
o'clock mass Tuesday morning at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Rev. Father Mullen, the pastor, oihciat-
ina. After the ceremony . wedding
breakfast was discussed az the home OF
the brides parents, after which the
newly married couple took the train for
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IETANTED-A POSITION AS DISHwAsH-
w err. Address Charles, Register Office.
ua0r
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-02-06
MASHED ON MARGARET MATHER
A Crank Insults the Actress at Louisville
aud Is Arrested.

A Crank Insults the Actress mt Louisville
aud Is Arrested.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30-"Oh. l love
you. let me kiss you" were the words
that astonished Miss Margaret Mather
as she came from her dressing room to
go upon the stage at the Masonic
theater late Wednesday night. The
speaker was Robert Dunlop, a member
of one Of the wealthiest families OF
Waterville, Albany county, New York.
'Let me kiss you" again pleaded the
stranger. Miss Mathcr indignantly
replied: "No. sir; / do not know you
She then turned upon her heel. went
to her dressing room and shut the
door. Nothing daunted, the indi-
vidual followed, and. rapping loudly,
demanded admittance. Not till he
was threatened with arrest did he de-
SYST Then he walked to the back por-
ton of the stage, and, reckoning TO
one of the hands, inquired the location
OF the dressing room Of Mr.. Skinner.
one of the actors. Being directed to
the place. he opened the door and, ad-
vancing toward Mr.. Skinner, ex-
claimed: .How are you old fellow?
Won't you have o cigarp' at the same
time reaching in his vest pocket for
the weed. At length he became SO
troublesome that detectives placed
him under arrest and he was locked up
at the Jail Dunlop's father was noti-
fed by telegraph and tomorrow morn
ing detectives will probably start back
TO New York with young Dunlop
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DEMONSTRATION POSTPONED
London Socialists viii not Turn Out TO-
morrow.

London Socialists viii Not Turn Out To-
morrow.
LONDON, Jan. 3Q-The trades peo-
pie of the West End are breathing q
a little more freely today as a result Of
the determination of the socialistic
element TO postpone It's demonstration
at Chelsea from tomorrow until the
last Sunday in February. The object
of the demonstration is to protest
against the prohibition by Home See
rotary Matthews Of outdoor meetings
for the furthcrauce of anarchy and So
cialism. From the number OF societies
and clubs that had signifed their in
tention of turning out il seemed prob
able that third of a million people
would rally at Chelsea. The
police had given it out
chat they proposcd to prevent
the delivery of speeches. eve IL ii be-
am necessary to use violence. and
orders had been quietly issued for the
troops at the Chelsea barracks TO hold
themselves for orders at a moments
notice. The program also embraced n
procession through London to Trafal-
G@t St"dfSt anu httftt tht htdfhH VI tHc
shop keepers, who naturally feared a
repetition of the scenes OF rowdyisln,
window breaking and looting that
have marked some previous demon
STATIONS of the mob element IL is
not improbable that before the date
to which the affair has been post
poned ome around the government
will issue a proclamation forbidding its
taking place, and in that event, should
the leaders of the societies presist in
their program, they would tie liable
to arrest for treason.