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democrats and the colored Man.

Democrats and the Colored Man.
Now there is another bright Demo-
cratic scheme to work the niger" in
West Virginia politics. colored men
are being run into the southern part Of
the state from Tennessee, and run out
OF the statetinto old Virginia.
Bona fide residents and voters are to
be sent out Of the state SO that they
cannot vote the Republican ticket.
Colored men from another state who
are not entitled to vote are brought into
West Virginia for a purpose. II the
Democratic managers can vete them
they will. If they can't they will use
them as the basis Of another howl
about colonization" differentiation" "
"foace" bill, negro domination and
mixed schools.
And with this and all the rest Of it
the desperate Democratic politicians
can't hold West Virginia. The state is
gone and they can't get it back.
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DR.. P. A. Skinner, OF Texarkana, Ark,
is an enthusiast in the praise OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. He used it for
rheumatism, and says: 81 found it to
be a most excellent local remedy" For
sale by C. r. Goethe, w. w. Irwin, w.
S. Mccullough, @. Menkemeller, s. L
Brice, ]. Coleman, @. schnepf, W. G.
Armbrecht, the Kurtz Drug Co., Lin
coin & Co, W. L. Williams. John Klari,
A. E. scheele, and w. II. Williams,
Wheeling; Bower & Co., Bridgeport, o.,
and B. +. Peabody, Benwood, w. Va.
DGw
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ZEE to it that no fraudulent vote gets
into the ballot box. Let it be undor-
stood at the beginning that you won't
stand it. II that makes trouble it will
be tho fault OF those who have devised
the scheme OF fraud and of those who
arc bold enough to try to carry it out.
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cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and skin purifier, and greatest
OF humor remedies, cleanses the blood OF all i'm
puritles and oOisonOu, elements aud thus re-
moves the cause while CutlcURA, the great skin
uure and CUrICuRA SOAP, an exquisite skin
beautlfier, clear the skin and scalp and restore
the hair Thus the CuTIcURA REMEDIES cure
every species OF ltchin1 burning, sealy, pimply
and b!oichy skin, scalp aud blood diseases, when
the best physicians fall
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EDw. L. Rose & Co., having been so
successful in the disposition OF wheels
during their clearance sale, now offer
two more excellent drives, one hum
dred dollar safety, which they price at
SIS; the other hundred and fifty
dollar safety at S1l5, both fitted with
two-inch pneumatic tires and rare bar
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IFyou worIsingmei do your duty 80 .
YOU will tench men like IIarrity that you
possess Intelligence and cannot be deluded
Into voting for your enemies. cannot say
one good word for the Democratic party,
and am unable to understand how any
workIngman can vote for Its candidates.
r. Po,Cdsriy, Grand Aaser Workman Rni0htS Of
IoI.n
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
E.B. Potts's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
Full Blast---BarGalns Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Less.--A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out
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REPUBLICAN victory In tho coming
election would retard for n long time the
progress of tho sound commercial doc
triuOS that undcrIiO the commercial great.
ness of Great Britain md alone maintain
British ascsndnncy. London Evening Eetr&
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CLIPPED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature of G. Blackett Robin
son, prop'r: / was cured OF oft-recur-
ring bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitters. D&w
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A British View of the American Tarif

n DTTN15II ~ "
Shfieid Daily Telegraph
''Tho promoters of the Mckinley tariff
meant 1t to push forward tho policy oil
America for tho Americans. One method
ofronlizing 1t was to keep all work within
their own domInionA Tho country was to
be made seIf.supplyinE' what could be
produced ut homo wins not to be bought
abroad. That was tho keynote Of the Nc
Kinloy scheme, and It's WORKING out the
idea OF its designers with the precision and
Effectiveness OF machine"
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E. g. Burt's celebrated fine Shoes for
ladies, in all the late't styles, sizes and
widths, just received.
L. V. BLoNp, Sole Agent.
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Tho Democratic Howl About Nike

Tho Democratic Howl About Mixed
Schools.
Grover Cleveland signed a bill to
create mixed" schools in the city of
New York. The West Virginia Demo-
cratic politicians are bowling about
mixed schools in West Virginia in the
event OF Republican victory, although
they know, or ought to know, that the
constitution Of West Virginia expressly
iorbids mixed schools. The coDstitu-
ton of this state in section 5 OF article
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in 1890 it was "a conflict of predictions
now our adverSnries must fnce trade stat.
istics and prices current PrsstdcRl AGTisoR
juno q, 1897
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WE'vs got 'em, boys. Keep up the
lighting till the last minute, till the
polls close, till the last return is made,
and they won't be able to steal anything
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NO ono else furnished ono penny In Id
of tho pretcnded colonization sehomO ex-
cept Senator q. ). Faulkner.
ID NED LndShI
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10 says: "white and coIored children
shall not be taught in the same school"
The howl about mixed schools is part
of the ''foace" bill howl, which is the
desperate effort of the Democratic poll
ticians to hold in line former Democrats
who do not believe the new Democratic
doctrine that protection is a violation
of the constitution ofthe United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-02

ARE you constipated? Bastin's Kid
ney and Liver Tea effects permanent
cure. 25 cents. W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-02

NO one else furnished one penny In aid
of the pretended colonization scheme ex-
cept senator Z. j. Faulkner.
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FOR PRESIDENT
BENJAMIN HARRISON
OF Indiana
yoR VICE PREsrpEHr
WHITELAw REID.
OF New York.
ELECTORS AT LARGE
A. w. CAMPBELL
ofohIo County.
ENoCH CARVER
ofFOyette County
DISTRICT ELECTORS
Fyrsi Di,irtct-J. s. McCAsKEY. Of wezel Co.
!ecord Dtstrtet-F.T. RUMBARGER of Grant Co
7hird DiStrict-J. F ROMAN. OF Kanawha Co.
Fourth Dtstrie.-FRANH J. LEsAGE,o of Cabell co
FOR CONGRESS
Ffra Dfsirfet-B B. DovENER, orohio Co.
second District-J N. wIsNER Of Berkeley Co.
ghf,d Districs-E. P. RUCKER Of Mercer Co.
Fourth Ditrtd-c. t CALDWELL, OF Wood Co.
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HEA1rHIEsr Beverage made is Cos
grave Brewing Co. 3 ale and porter.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Farm Of 1881 acres on line of c., l. & ". rail-
road. II miles west of Kirkwood; also, 1851
acres good coal, same place. viii be sold ON
easy terms
Of So acres, Belmont county, Ohio, on B., 2. & c.
Lots u aud 70 in c. A MIllers subdivision,
MCMechen.
House 23i0 Main street.
S.room house South Front street.
New house nicely fitted up on Elizabeth street.
Store room and dwelling. DIS Main street
Lots in the Eighth ward, Fortieth and Forty.
first streets
Store room and dwelling, 1884 Main street
GEORGE H. CARNAHAN
mol Room l, 1901 Market street
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE lLChEi'
FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS L. DAVIS
oiTaylor County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOB S HYER
ofBraxton COUNTY
FOR TREASURER
WILLIAM F. PAYNE
oiMcDowell County.
ToR SUPERINTENDENT OF scHooLa
THOMAS @. MILLER
Of Marion County
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO. BULLOCK,
ofwood County.
FOR JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS,
Long TERM
JIM. McwHoRTER
OF Greenbrier County
Short Terml
WARREN MILLER,
oiJackson County.
FOR STATE sENATE-FIRSr DIsrRIcr.
II c HERvEY
OF Brooke county.
OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF
TIC MoFFAL
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
FOR ASSESSOR CITY DISTRICT.
W. H. HoRN1sH
FOR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON
FOR MEMBERS HOUSE, OF DELRoArEs,
8 G. SMITH.
G. H. MEDIcK,
CT RAwLING.
ALEX McCoLLocH.
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WTANTED-WASHING AN D
w housekeeping, By responsible woman
Addreas "M H." care this once.
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NEW apvEarIsEMENTs.

TTTANTED Two sALEsLADIES
w in A dry goods siOra Address DRY
GOODS this office n0l
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Z. WE'VE got 'em on the run. whack it
to 'em, boys, and keep EN- on the jump.
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JxyANTED - IMMEDIATELY : a
good girl tS do gsSSGES arEe ees sfSe1 nor
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T AIDES MAKE $50 A WEEK WHO
IL write for US at home. No canyassing. , ke'
ply with addressed stamped envelope n9
mans Cooperative Toilet Co. ilncorporatedh
South Bend Ind. nol
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ale qnteuigerter,
NATloNAL RRPunLICAN TICKET.

wnEELINe, NOVEMBER 9, 1909.
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Church and Parsonage Burned.

ALBANY. jan. 27.-Fire was discovered at
4:l5 this morning In the French Church Of the
Assumption on Hamilton street. and in ten
minutes the entire structure. which was a
frame one. was wrapped In flames. The priest
In charge. Father Lavigne. rushed in to snye
the sacrament. but he had to turn and fee for
his life. In hnlf an hour nothing but bare,
blackened posts remained. The flames spread
to the pastors house on the west and to
iour-story brick and three two story frame
houses on the east. The entire Fire Depart
ment WAS cal led ont, and for at least Ave hours
there was hard fight, tho flremen gradually
getting the better Of the fire. Tie pastors
house was thoroughly wrecked and the frame
dwellings. occupied by nine colored families
we're entirely destroyed. Not n vestiGe OF the
satout The Church Wes eH Halned Ios ~
$4,000 and was insured for $4,000. The tier.
mometer registered four degrees below zero.
and high. wind was blowing. The flremoI;,
suffered intensely with cold. some OF them ha.
ing literally encased with Ice an inch THAI
and which had to be broken by their Comrades
SO TINT they could walk.
-Four other fires caught In rapid succession
until by2 +. M. to-day several dwellings, IN
fult3n street. a grocery on Green street, Tires
dwellings on Charles street, and the Iihnnrw
Boys Academy mad all been abiaze and mora
or less damaged by the flames. BY ACTIVE NJ.
forts tho firemen succeeded, In spite 81 The
wind and freezing water. In extinCuish hing thSS
much over $4,000. H"eo 10
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Partner with u Burglar.

FRANKLIN. Ia. Jan. 27.-Thc trial OF II. II
Winans tho church elder. politician. and agri-
culturlst charged with burglary. was con-
tinucd to-day. Winans shocked some Of his
noiChbors who hnd como prepared to give owl.
lencn OF his good character by testifying that
he had served two, terms In. the penitcntiary
for burg nry and sheep stealing.
:, He denied hnying had anything to do with
the Housewife Hotel robbery; but upon cross
the burglar tools for Robinson after the latter
had ordered them made. under tho impression
ti,at they were models for patent, right which
son told him ono day that he was fool, and
urged him to Givo up work and become his
pal" Winans says he Indignantly refused
and liohinson threatened his life. The case is
In the hands Of the Jury
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Railroad Notes,

Tho net earnings OF the Boston and Maine
| Increased $4,000 during December.
General Manager Howard OF the New York
and New England Ratlrond denies that he has
resigned. but he says that lie cannot tell what
,Adyices from England confirm the report
mat the british Government has decided to
test the Canadian Pacific as an alternative
fouto for the transportation Of troops to and
from China. and possibly to thu. East Indies.
Goi ,;, q Chatter; whose battalion. the Princess
ing the feasibility OF the Canadian Pacific
route for military transportation. Ho reports
that tho cost Of such transport and the tims
occupied Will be greatly minimzed by the
adoption Of this route. utilizing both tho Cana:
dian Pacific steamships and railways instead
OF transport ships. as has been the custom up
to this time.
Parties intimately associated with the Mis-
prlsed yesterday at the completion OF the 10.
Northern it Is said that tic rst and and sec"ni
mortgage bondholders arranged the deal with
Mr. Gould representing the Missouri Pacific
without the knowledge Of tho Missouri. Kan:
snsRnd Texas. guaranteeing tho payment OF
az the assessments that might be made on the
stock to deiray the expensss OF reorRa nj alton
rather than SEQ foreclosure proceedings car.
rieh OUT a representative Of the NJ, K and
\. si.id mat his company would stand the as.
sessments. and nobody need be afraid that II
would !oso control Of the International through
inc failure to M Get these charges.
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TWAS zACCHARIUS KURzlI4N.
Identity OF tho Young New Yorker Who
Didn't XIII Himself In Paris.


A cable despatch from Paris published yes
terday told how a young American OF 26. whose
namo begins with X. had tried to kill himself
after short career OF dissipation but was
arrested before he could do 1t. The young man
Is Zaccharius Kurzman. and he Is the son Of
NJ. Kurzman OF the dry goods firm Of NJ. Kurz-
man 4 Son. Grand and Eldridge streets. The
father is a wealthy man. His scapegrace son
Is more foolish than wicked. His futher wanted
him to settle down and becoms a business
man. but Znccharius preferred horse racing
and roulette. He fell In with disreputable
lot OF men and women. and spent so much
time In their ,company that It was agreed after
Q long. friendly family meeting. that he should
leave the house.
This was oyer q. year ago. and since then his
family have heard but little OF him. About six
months ago he, went to .Lilpman Tannen-
BAUM az n: 2; diamond dealer ut ~ Nassau street.
and a diamond ring. Knowing the young
mans father. Mr.. Tnnnenbnum Gavo him II
pnir 81 earrings worth $3.50. an! promised to
send the ,ripgto his house Tho earrings were
Mr.: NJ. Kurzman.
The y9ung man went 70 several jewellers
for: 1t Is supposed that he lnyished oil this
About -four. months ago the people whom he
had swindled began t. look him up. and then
he went to Europe In Paris his money was
ayowed intention Of killing himself. An nt-
gave Il out tint they unprecedented him in tho
at q es at his hna ia
kill himself. He thinks the young nun simply
wanted to create a sensation.
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rKNx1xeroNs an sarr.
To Bald One That win Carry FIny Pas
senEers Across the Ocean In One Night.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Mr. E J. Pennington.
the inventor Of the famous air ship that bears
his name. is In the city. For tho past nine
years no has been engaged In studying the
problem OF aerial navigation. and is confident
that he has solved 1t. Mr.. Pennington to-day
| talked to a Posi- reporter. He said that a COM
pany comprising some Of the wealthiest and
most progressive citizens Of Chicago had been
organized with apaid.up capital Of $4,000
| 600 to build the air ships.
We are engaged in constructing several
small ones" he said. at our works at Mount
Carmel ILL.,. and eer long will proceed to man
uiacture ship with which to cross the At
lantic and capable OF carrying fifty passen-
gers. The last will require about year to
complete As soon as It Is finished will cross
the ocean IN it. In fact it is perfectly feasible
s abs " 81 II Il all oyer the globe We will be
New York and wake UP IN i london There there Is Is
be pvt farmer living ioo miles from a city
TTss s ;ss, Hu Son AZ two hoartims
saaS SSq Ente apS al snSs
sss Il lhs n 81 shs pSms
rs {SSf nn,r tI SS s1 msta whose
peculiar properties make 1t specially adapted
neary go shset ~ ~ a. Em. as wihIItef. or
though solid chunk viii sink. The buoyancy
chamber. Gar. propeller. engine. and entire
machine VIII be made Of aluminium"
a, MIR. Pennington's machine will fly against
the wind. and thereby solves problem that
scientific world has hecome interested in his
experiments. and he has had correspondence
ments =, about his air ship. He says
that Maxim. tho famous. inventor of
improved guns, Is at work on u. flying
nature. taking q bird as his model. Mr. PEN.
nington thinks that Maxim will succeed to o
hs ability to produce a machine that viii
nnnyigate the 9ir. 80 far from injuring the
that they will be called on to do more trafiio
than tia ever: The telegraph did not cause neoe
pie to cease writing letters. He contends that
bis air ship will be Infinitely safer from acct.
deats than RI, r9iroad or steamship locomotlon.
and ana travel Will DO greatly cheapeued. seeing
no wear and tear OF machinery.
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A WOMAN SWINDLER.
MISS Palmer Found Guilty OF Ohtainins
Money Fraudulently.

Money Frauduiently.
TOPEKA. Jan. 21-The criminal suit against
Miss Aloysius Marguerite Palmer for obtain.
ing money fraudulently from E. T. McClelnnd
OF this city has been on trial in the District
Court for several days. Miss Palmer came here
last summer from Wichita. and represented
herself to be the agent Of an Eastern firm en-
gagged in the sale Of silk worm eggs. She rem
resented the business as being an unusually
profitable ono. and said the goods could be
purchased and resold at big increase in
price. She was without money. but succeeded
In enlisting the interest Of Mr.. McClelland,
who agreed to advance money and take share
he had invested about $1,000
PacEages OF the alleged eggs were received
ana shlppod to various parts Of the country,
HIS suspicious were aroused. and upon In.
yostigation 1t was found that the package in
transit contained nothing but ordinary mus
worm eggs. 70 carry on her fraudulent w S
1t WAS shown in evidence that she had forced
receipts at the express office at Wichita. and q
receyed IL IN to have been
spurious. She induced the lady operator at
tho hotel to write the kilograms on the regular
blanks under pretense that they wore desired
followed this exposure. and she has been in
Jail several months awaiting trial.
4, The Jury returned verdict to-day. finding
trayed no emotion on hearing the verdict, and
has been apparently indifferent throrshout
tensSd The penalty Tor the ssnes
for one to five years.
Miss Palmer is about % years OF ago. Of re-
lined manners. and prepossessing appearance
Her personal deportmont has been beyond
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WATCHED HIS s1s1EH.s GRAVE:
Mr.. bcnninGer Says the Doctors Want
Mrs. PoweIps Body-The Grave 10 Suuks

Mr.. henninEer Says the Doctors Wanted
Mrs. PowelPs Body-Tho Grave 10 Sunken.
WILKEsDARRE. Jan. 27.-The people Of Ash
ley small town near here. are greatly ex.
cited over what appears to DO a grave robbine
case. On Jan. II Mrs. Robert Powell died OF
an attack OF black jaundice. disease very I'M
common and which has lately been exciting
the attention of many physicians. On Jan. IA
tho woman was buried. Her brother. joseph
Benntnser. was in the last carriage Of the pro-
cession and. being Ill. did not reach the grave
until the coffin was being lowered. Then he
deep pofs to The not seRton a hsn o
who made the, excuse that q large rock had
been struck while digging.
=, After tho collin was lowered the sexton only
threw little dirt on II. saying he would finish
the work afterward; Benninger returned to
his homo. but felt i'll at ease. because several
physicians had made offers to him for tho
body. After supper he went toward the grave
yard and met little boy who told him that a
couple Of strange men had asked him II Mrs.
oTTTeii, nad been buried yet and then hurried
,Penninger then resolved to watch the grave
al night and armed himself with a pistol,
grave crave had been filled. He watched for three
thst snowfall covered The sraSc o SeIsy
tho discovery was made that the earth over
the grave had sunk in. MS II the coffin had
been removed and the grave filled. The wo-
mans husband was consulted, and tomorrow
the grave will Ee opened,
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A Concert In AID or Holy Trinity,

The Church Choral Society. Of which j. Pier
pont Morgan is President. and Richard Henry
Warren musical director. will hive an enter
tainmcnt for the benefit Of Holy Trinity
Church this evening. IT will be given
at the church. Lenox avenue and 1921
street, at S& O'Clock. The programme
includes 6chuberts Song OF Miriam"
Max Druchs "Jubilats. Amen" md Saint
RaNns's The Heavens Declare" Mr.. Warren
will act as conductor. These soloists will
p8rticipnte:
Mrs Ella Pfafl and Miss .Kathrln Hike So
pranos: Mrs; Adele I.aeis Baldwin. contlnlt0:
Mr.. 4, II lticksts2p. tenor: Messrs. Perry
John d. Shaw bnrltones. Mr.. Frank rrrat
southwick will DO orGnnist. Tho full chorus
i've and organ will also be heard.
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Prof HeiIprin Mapping Out the Work for
tho Expedition.


PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-Prol Angelo He'll
rrin. who has been selected to head the erpe-
dition which tho Academy OF Natural Science
will send to the relief Of Lieut.. Peary. accom-
panied tho original expedition to Mccormick
Bay. and Is regarded by majority OF the mem
bers RS man rretminently qualified to com
mand the expedition. Prof. Heilprin is en-
gagged in drawing UP the preliminary plans to
be submitted to his committee. He said;
As to the plans for the expedition. they are
not as yet In any share as to details. have
simply formulated tho general plan.
Tho expedition will start from this city
early In June. and loave st. Johns. N. F., In all
probability. in the steam whaler Kite. tho same
vessel which took Poary and his expedition to
Bay at about the time d the earliest break s
% tie fG n Ssek TIE HsuEy takes place
Yosfs IN attnde degrees Ss mnu to cf BE-
yond Cape York the free north water is
sH IN sfY Peach h or xSS S any
s s rs95y t HsH his exploring psTS
the last weak OF july They win be ready adj to
and Aug Is The relief expeditionH v viii n tbsgS
reach penry,s headduarters about two week 8
e IN ns w Of Be sss
party in the event OF possible emergencies
compelling another years stay in the Arctic
region"
The personnel OF tho relief party, Prof He'll
prin said. had not been as yet decided upon.
That WAS a matter for the COMMITTEES TO con.
many members the relief party would consist
81. When asked about whnt he would do IL
Peary ,was: not found at Mccormick Bay. he
has not been decided upon. 1t would be nj
most useless to push inland across the Ice. as
shall nnd the party at Mccormick Bay 1 am
confident" "