davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-19

10 conduct neP 70 the alJat. one arose,
az was the habit OF the ladies OF the
court when the king entered the
room. but she would not move one
step
IF you will not go willingly will
have you carried to the chapel" the
king said in great anger. And he sent
for Montgomery. the constable of
France, ana ordered him to take her
in his arms and carry her in. and put
her in her proper place at the altar.
The ceremony was proceeded with
at once, although the unwilling bride
made no responses Everybody knew
that she had been forced into the mar
riage, and everybody felt sorry for the
poor child, but no one dared to inter-
fere.
After the ceremony she kept herself
80 secluded that the duke OF Cleyes
had no opportunity even to see her.
During the eight days Of festivities in
the palace, she only appeared once,
/ and then only at the stern command
! OF the king. II was finally agreed
/ that they were not TO live together for
I three years, and that she should in
the meantime stay with her mother in
I Navarro and finish her education.
\ But she never lived with her hus-
band. When the three years had
( passed she secured a verdict on her
protest and the marriage was pro.
nounced illegal. She became a great
woman. She was crowned queen Of
Navarro. and was the strongest best
ruler Navarro ever had She com.
manded great armies. and. made the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
La Loci6n MONTES

40 tiene igual para el tratamiento de toda pro
luccion herp6tica, hacienda desaparecer pri.
nero el picor molestisinio, restituyendo des,
pu6S la normalidad al sitio enfermo. Ia LoCI0N
es inofensiva, y, lomjsmo que medicamento
5iene conquistad0 un puesto On el tocador de
las senoras como preparation higienica do pr
mer 0rden.
"a La LOC562s ly1s1iEse5'p6tic61 del
doctor MONTES, es 81 preparado que mas sc
usa en- Madrid y otras capitales de Europa,
para hacer desaparecer la caspa en- la cabeza,
evitando seguranente Ia caida del cabello
Sustituye al aqua de QNiNG que NADIA hace,
como esta agradablemente perfumada, las Sc
noras encontraran en- ella un aqua de tocador
inapreciable, 10 mismo para usarla On Ia cabe.
"a que On la cara, con 10 que eyitaran que 81
cdtis padezca de barros, grietas, manchas &
irritaclones producidas por 81 sol y el aire, que
tanto afean y estrOpean Ia piel de la cara.
La Locion SO vende en- las farmacias de los
senores Daubon, Glillermety y Blanco; en- to.
las las buenas farmacias dc la Isla. Los sefio-
res far1nac6utico, pueden hacer los pedidos, al
unlcO repressntante on esta Isla, don Fernan-
do Sanchez, calle Nueva Rio -piedras. 45-33
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
Aqua de Insalus

EstaI aqua mineral bastsnte conOcida en-
Puerto Rico, ha ilegado de Lzarsa Guipdz-
Goa J. Els agradable al paladar, bicarbona-
tada, alcalina, sumamente digestiya recO-
mendada mny aficazmente para dispepsias,
gastralgias, y en- general para tOda clase de
Intermediates del estomago Se ha empleado
tambi6n con 6xi5o singular para Las atecciones
del rinon, Was urinarias y veEga. Habra bo-
tellas medias botellas preciOs limitadOs.
Dirijirse Ia Gale de San Sebastian 81 Ca
81 del senior BARRIOLA, Ia sucursal para
Ia venta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi, San
JustO nfm 81. 46-22
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
.2.YUNCXO

De Ia casa 10 los Sres. Sagardui Hijos, de
Bilbao, de Ia lls ss agente On esta Capital don
Manuel Bar. -, San Sebastian 81, esquina q
San jose $ ceciben las inmejorables cocinas
econ0miesl, lie las que Sc han eolocado con OK.
traordin rio 6xito 90 On esta Capital.
E s,udido senior Barriola puede infOrmar
las ,.,5rsOnas que 10 deseen y 81 convencera
quien presente, de la bondad de las cocinas
y De .as muchas ventajas que reportan una
ca q su cOl0cac.0n.
Las hay para casas de poca mucha fami-
la para estsbiecimient0s aospitales, Fondas,
& segdn Sc desaa.
Los precios son sumau,a ante m6dioos 45-24
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
VOx POpuli

Los enfermos que han ensayado el J0rGbe
de SGvSG de GGc1jbW 10 proclaman COMO una
On el asma, afecciones catarrales
= del est0mago en- el reumatismo.
Ell legltimo, 10 prepara dnicamente en- Ca
guas Santiago MGsCLOvG.-Preeio de Ia media
bOtella IS oentavOS. Abril 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
LA FLOR De T'UERT0-RIC0
# o N I'D -.

FL representative de- este antique Y acre
dltadO eStableelmient0 MA antad0 la altura de
los mejores de su clase stuado 90 la Gale de
SAN JOSE MUM 20, EsQUI1EA LA DEL Sol, tieue
81 honor de participar su. numero "a cllentela
CLOS para deJar comp laeid0 las personals que
h0nren el eStableozmisnND.
Habi6ndose iutrcducido en- LA FLOR DE
PUERTO-RICO grandes mejoras en- 81 local, 81
que 10 regent6a paede ofreoer al pdblico como
dldades, esmerado tratO, y)rontitud y limpieza,
Puerto-Rlco, Mario de 1S92:--El Repre-
sentante.-L. g. T.
GNOTA Sc sIRvRN ooMIDAs I'm BA-
TEAS pog abon0d, & preeios sumanente eQui-
tativ0s. NIL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
EXPOSITION Universal de Chicago

Un album contsniendo facsimiles htogra-
dados, q varios colores, dc los grandiosos pala-
,ios y un plano de la Exposici0n vista de pa
jaro sera enviado franco de porte por 70 ctvos.
oro americana un peso nOneda del pals tOdo
ell que 80 d,rija con Ell dsaaer0 r. II. de CASTRO,
ga East I22 SErest.-NMeUG York 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
BaldOnerO Garcia

Acaba de abrir su estableeimiento de Sas.
trerla en- Ia Gale de la FOr6aieza n1marO 10,
fcente 8 la Imprenta de el B0Zetiss dOnde Ofre
ce sus serviclos, tanto por 81 corte confecaion
Dc las prendas y calldad de los g6neros como
On la prOntitud con que sirve sus parroquia
nos como pOr Ia economic de los preeios. Una
vista es5a sastreria os eOnvencereis 1912
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
La Pequena Antilla
TETUAN 26.
TETUAN 26.

Ell due1O de este acreditado estabIecimien-
to, tiene el gusto de ofrecer sus numerosos
parroquianos al pdbiico en- general, toda cla-
se de imOnadas gaseosas, aqua carb0nica y
aQuas mnerales. Sc Sirven dOmiciliO por pre-.
CLOS limltadisimos. Tambi6n enoonbrar6is on
6ioho estableoimiento un servioio esmerado
/ Vanid = os oonvencer6ial l-Pu Rico, 8 de
Maxao de 1aQ2- 1iaaFG, Mw1t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
Julian Jose de Ahedo

AGENTE DE NEGOCIOS LUNA Al
Sc hace cargo de Ia venta de oasas y frutos
del pals. Nene comisiones de Vender varias
casas de alto y terreras, asi como de colocar
d1nero con buenas hipotecas y para descontar
baratO documentos de buenas firmas
Il. AHEDO personalmente nsaDa las hncas
cue tiene orden de vender y No hace cargo
de- %0 aft0laa@ fse s@nsrrfGree
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
En- Bayamon

En- la Gale de Espana Sc alquila una bue-
na casa c0moda. prOpia para familia. Tiene
un excelente corral, con arboies frutales, hor-
no etc., etc. Informar3 So duefio don Martin
T alif en- ell mismO pueblo. 10-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
,L,AR MS

I. Sc h'scen todas classes de trabajos ms
eripciones soEre marmol, de cuya piedra hay
gran exIstencda.
Alegor1as. sfmbolos, emblelnas. lerra de
capricho, eseudos nobiliarios de alto bajo
relieve, y hasta la imagell de la persona que
sc desee, dando Ia totogra fla.
No SO e1ige pago an ticIpado, son sola-
mente abOnar ell importe q entregar al traba-
10 satistacai6n de su duet 10.
PreclOs convenci0nales y excesivamente
In6dicos. DlriRirse al esta blec amiento
Ell LENTE DE ORO, calle de Ia CruZs en-
esta Capital. 3O-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
Hotel restaurant
e FENIX.-COAMO

Ell dueno de este nuevo establecimient6
ofrece al p1blico comodldades propias para pa
ssjeros, disponiendo de un competente servi-
clio, slendo las comidas que Sc confeccionan al
gusto mas exigsnte. Uaa vista y saldr6is con-
vencidos. EsSe pueblo habia careoido hasta
hoy de un hotel.
nero 80, bajOs dei Centric.
Coamo, Mario "a de 1892.-RGns6n Ar0-
ch0. 3O-1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
son gXQulS0T0S
los cjg9yrJlyos de zG Ha6as0, nsGrcG
$ LA. EXCEPCIONe -

No tienen rival; son los mejores de los
que hasta ahora han ltegad0 esta Isa 81
ouen fumador las personas de Duen gustO, los
reeomlandan por la eXeelonte plcadura, mag
nlioo pape1, agradabla arom. eieganta eova
&c. Son fabricadoS eXOres amsnte para las
persOnas que sabsn sprsoiar 10 exquisite 10
Los c,garrilos de LA EX 3EPCION"
AZ detalIan en- los aeredita ios estab ecln entos
le conf erias y cafes La Palma = la Mailer
gum, en los dc tabaquerla La Uttransagiss0,
FLOR de Ids A2st6JtGs y o5ros de la Capital =
Unicos agenGes para tOds Ia Isla,
LOPEZ VILLAMIL c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
CHANGES ON MARS.
The Observations of q Harvard College
Professor Who was Sent to Peru

NEW YORK, August 10.-The Herald has
received cable dispatch from Prof. PICK
erIng, who. in December, 1890, was sent TO
Arequipa, Peru, by Harvard College, In
prosecution of its self-assumed task OF max
ing complete map of the heavens. An
ather special object of the expedition was
the observation Of Mars during its present
opposition. Following is the message re-
ceived:
in nv observations Of Mars have
seen two large areas near the equator
which are permanently blue. Near the
edges they appear light blue. The light is
slightly polarized. The total size OF the
area is about 800, 900 square miles, one-half
the size of the Mediterranean Sea. On
June % a small dark spot appeared in the
southern snow cap. Later this spot length
ened rapidly, and early in July II was
thousand miles long, dividing the snow In
half.
sixteen hundred square miles Of snow
haveImelted within the last 80 days. The
melted snow has apparently been trans
ferred to the seas across the land. Small
dark areas, surrounded by snow, appeared
on July 10, and two days later first saw
dark line in the fork OF a I-shaped marx In
the direction Of the seas. The line became
more conspicuous on July IA, and on the
10Th dark area, about the size OF Lake
Erie appeared on the northern side OF the
stem Of the Y, which was connected with
.he northern sea- This had grown
much fainter by July 29y and new
area appeared TO the south OF
the northern sea concealing its
line. The line in the fork Of the Y bad
disappeared, but the area Of the Y had ex-
tended. On July cath large dark area,
annarentlv either a lake or sea, appeared
near the melting snow, and on July 25th
the southern branch of the Y became very
narrow. The outlines of the northern sea
were seen again, narrow white line
stretching north.
"Many other changes were noted. Rap
idly changing, faint whitisn areas were
seen. Green areas near the poles have not
been seen for many weeks, but traces were
recently suspected and bright green area
was distinctly seen near the north pole
Monday night"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
The Committee Of the Amalgamated
Association and the
COMMITTEE OF MANUFACTURERS
Come to an Agreement on the
Wage Question and Fifteen
Mills will Start Up at Once
Others will Resume as Soon as
Repairs are Finished-The Pud-
ding Scale Continues at the
Old Basis, But Finishers Stand
a Ten per Cent. Cut.

P1TTsBuRG, PA, August 10.-The differ
ences between the iron manufactur and
the Amalgamated Association have oeen
anicably settled by mutual concessions and
the threatened strike OF iron workers IN
this city and the West has been averted.
Fifteen mills will resume at once and the
other plants will start up as soon as neces-
sarv repairs can be made This is the re
suit of the conference Of the Joint commit
tee of iron manufacturers and members OF
the Amalgamated Association to-day.
The conference met at IL 40 o'clock this
morning, and after three-hour session ad-
journed for dinner. At o'clock this atter-
noon the committee met and continued In
session until 10:30 o'clock tonight, when an
agreement was reached, the scale signed
and the conference finally adjourned.
Bv the terms of the agreement the basis
of puddliRg remains at $3.50 per ton, but
the men in the finishing department have
been reduced ten per cent. There are a
few minor concessions in the other depart
ments but Just what they are, cannot be
learned tonight 80.
There was a hard fight on the pudding
scale, but the manufacturers hnally con-
sented to pay the old scale, upon the
workers conceding the reduction in the
finishing department.
Work will now be resumed as soon as 1t
is possible to get the mills in operation.
While the settlement directly affects the
5000 or 10000 skilled workmen in the
Amalgamated Association, fully 100000
others are interested. The news OF the
signing of the scale was received with
great rejoicing, not only by the mill work
ers, but 0y every one in this vicinity.
The settlement only affects the Pittsourg
district, but it is thought that the manu-
facturers Of the Shenango and Mahonlng
valleys and the West will fall in line and
sign the scale. 1t has been learned that
under the agreement the rate for pudding
and rolling will remain the same as last
wear, except in the plate department,
which will be reduced from ~ to 60 cents.
The extras in this department however,
will be paid on the basis Of the old rate of
~ cents. The roll turner's will receive g
per day. AS stated before, the Pittsbnrg
mills will resume at once, and the Valley
and Western mills will likely follow in a
few days. In this city there are about
$1,000 skilled workmen, and as many more
who will bc given employment by the re-
sumption of operations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
HARBINGER OF VICTORY.
The Carnegie Company Elevates tho
stars aud stripes Because They Are On

The Carnegie Company Elevates tho
stars and stripes Because They Are On
Top.
PITTsBURG, August 10. - The flag
raised at the Upper Union mills Of Car
negies yesterday, Superintendent Dillon
says, was flown as an emblem of vic
tory. Every train of rolls in that plant
is now in operation on single turn, and
before the end Of the week SuDerln-
tendent Dillon claims the mill will be
on double turn. A flag will be raised
ut Duquesne to-day, and Superintendent
Potter says he will also float one over
the Homestead mills.
About 700 men are at work at the
Union mills, and nearly 1,400 at Home
stead. Duquesne is in need OF only
few men to put the mill on double turn.
Preparations to provide permanent
houses for the Homestead men are rap
idly going on, and work has already
commenced on twenty-five OF the 100
houses to be erected on the company's
property. 1t is expected at least Fifty
will be built before cold weather and
the remainder will be under way. This
new town will be built on the upper
part OF the city poor farm property pur-
chased by the company. 1t has already
been laid out into lots and will be model
town, with water, both gases, sewerage
and electric lights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
ALL THE MINERS OUT.

The Employees OF the Monongah Com
paDy Leave the Works-Cause OF the
strike.
Special Yslserdn to ne hGotfss-.
FAIRMoNr, w. VA, August 10.-To-
day all the miners employed In the
Monongah mines came out. 1t was
thought and believed generally that the
miners OF this section did not want TO
strike, but were led into 1t. AT q vote
taken on the platform at Monongah on
Monday whether to strike or not, every
man voted against it. 1t is charged
that the real cause of the strike is tnis:
Some time since some miners employed
at Montana held rooms and did not work
them only part OF the time; the COM
pany wanting the coal worked asked
these men to work them, whereupon
they refused and therefore were dis
charged. NJ. f. Moran hearing OF this
came here and worked up the present
state OF affairs. A reinstatement Of
these men Is now asked. which it's said
viii not be granted, thus throwing s0me
l,500 men out Of work. The men do
not ask for an increase now, but IL is
reported that as soon as the Miners
Union is contaminated an increase will
also be asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
WHEELING W VA THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1892.

nate by acclamation, for district elec..
tor, Mr.. Frank B. Rumbarger, OF
Marion county. The motion prevailed
and amid loud cheering, Mr.. Rum-
barger was declared the nominee OF tue
convention. The delegates called ior
him, but he was not in the hall. Ihls
wound up the business OF the conVen--
tion, and after passing resolution OF
thanks to the people of Terra Alta anu
the committee in charge for the man
ner in which the delegates were enter
tained, the convention adjourned. Sew
eral speakers delivered short addresses
after adjournment.
The new congressional executive
committee held meeting in the after
noon, and organized by selecting Hon.
George NJ. Bowers, Of Martinsourg, as
chairman; L. Dewitt Gerhardt, secre-
tary, and Luther Miller, treasurer:
The last two named are not members oil
the committee, but reside In Martins
burg, and were selected for that
reason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
New Notes from Parker.burE.

SDtCtdE ICtfgTuf0 20 tle AeltSbeT.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August TO-
The Democratic Senatorial Convention
OF the Fourth District was held to-day
at Elizabeth, Writ county. The con-
vention was the largest ever held in
Writ county. The Court House was too
small to hold the convention, and 1t ad-
journed to the Court House yard. The
asplrants were c. S. Despard and II. c.
Henderson, OF Wood county; j. r. Shin
gleton, Of Peasants, and DR.. A. j..
Mitchell, OF Writ. Henderson was
nominated on the fifth ballot. at five
o'clock this evening.
Abraham Wamsley, OF Grass Run,
Ritchie county, was caught by belt In
a saw mill day or two ago and Instant
ly killed.
A steam thresher which has been in
operation on the Thomas Foutty farm
exploded to-day, fracturing the skull OF
Samuel Scott, injuring another man Sc
riously, and slightly injuring several
others. 1t Is suspected that some one
put dynamite in the thresher TO blow 1t
up and kill the operatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
HIGGINS BODY ARRIVES.
The Remains OF the Victim OF the valpa-
rAIso Episode in New York

The Remains OF the Victim OF the valpa-
raiso Ephode in New York.
New YORK, August 10.-The Pacific
Mail steamship Columbia, which ar
rived from Colon last night, came up to
her pier on North River, at the foot OF
Canal street, at 8 o'clock this morning.
As soon as the steamer had been moored
there was removed TO the pier the
heavy wooden box containing the metal
lie casket in which lay the body Of
Boatswain's Mate Chas. w. Riggin, Of
the L. S. s. Baltimore, who was
murdered by Chilian mob in the
streets OF Valparaiso. The body was
placed upon truck and wheeled TO the
upper end of the pier and covered with
an American flag. There 1t rested un-
til 1O:45 o'clock, when arrived from
Philadelphia the committee appointed
to escort the sailors body back TO his
native city, Philadelphia, there to be
inferred with military and civic honors.
Until Saturday the body viii remain
In charge of the undertaken. Then it
will be removed to Independence Hall,
where it will lie In state for the day.
On Saturday the funeral will take
place, and the body will be Inferred In
Woodland cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TelegraphIc News In
small space.

Advices from Tehersn, the capital Of
Persia, show that the cholera Is increasing
there. The deaths in the city now average
sixty daily. An official report Just issued
shows that on Sunday there were reported
from all the cholera infected districts OF
Russia, 4,261 new cases. On the same day
2,177 persons died Of Cholera.
At S: 30 yesterday morning an earthquake
was felt at Ems, Coblenz, and Nieder
Hshnstein, Germany The movement
lasted for ten seconds at Neider Hahnsteiu,
and was so severe that a number OF chin
news were thrown down and the people
were in great fear Of their lives. SO far,
no report Of serious damage has been re-
ceived.
At Columbus, o.. the carriage and wa
gon makers, in national convention, have
provided for organizers in each State, and
That any person in the Union who becomes
intoxicated shall be summarily fred.
The Treasury Department has decided
that foreigner who makes contract In
this country TO work here, and then re-
turns 10 his own country, cannot come
back 20 the United States for the purpose
of fulfilling his contract without violating
the provision OF the alien contract LABOR
law.
At Copenhages, Henry ID. Ryder. the
United States Consul, who is under arrest.
charged with having miseppropriated the
sum OF 300, 900 kroners, has confessed that
he is guilty Of embezzleneut
The Structural Iron Settlers Protective
and Benevolent Union OF the United States
Of America was Incorporated al Buffalo,
N Y, yesterday, for the purpose OF uniting
for mutual welfare all employees in the
structural iron industry.
At Delaware Ststion. y. j., yesterday,
Hattie Acres shot Pat Quinn, her lover,
with murderous intent. for deserving her.
At San Francisco last night Jim Burxe.
Of Australia, and Billy Lavigne, Of Sagi-
nav. Mich, fought flush fight for 81 $50
Atthe end OF the twenty-third round honors
were still even.
Captain Richter, Of the Ssale, reports at
SOUTHAMPTON that bis vessel. on August 4,
ran dowt and sank the Tordensklola. No
lives Eers lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
son-Tnlon nan AssauIted.

PITTsBuEs, August l0.-Jonn Rrans, .
non-union workman, employed a. the upper
Union mills, was assaulted oy two meu,
while on his way 70 work this morning, and
badly beaten.
His assellants were arrested and taken
70 the station house, where they were
recognized as Edward thinner, a striker,
and Thomas CoDnors, q former enploye.
Reams' injuries are painful, but not dan
gerous. This is the first trouble since the
beginning Of the strike at the Union mills.
The assault caused considerable excite
nent, but Police Superintendent O,Mars
does not fear any more trouble, and only
the ugusI number OF officers are on duty
about the mill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
Peoples Party Convention.
,,,,,;s I T,slsorn,n ko khs Rs1tSts-.

MARIETTA, O., August 1O.-The Peoples
party county convention convened in this
city this afternoon and put in nomination
the following ticket: Sheriff, w. H. hes-
terson; Commissioner, +. w. Goddard;
Surveyor, c. w. Williams; Inhrmary Dl-
fector, VIM. Reese. An effort on the part
of the Republicans to secure the endorse
ment of their candidate for Clerk Of the
Courts was unsuccessful, though no nom
ination was made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-11
Tho sherman and Foraker Factions
Fighting.

COLUMBUS, ONO, August l0-Even be-
fore the hepu ublicans IN Ohio have opened
their campaign, the old Sherman-Foraker
fight has broken out with increased VIC.
lence. The State Executive Committee
is a Sherman organization, while the State
Republican League Is Foraker concern.
The committee has been trying 10 keep
the league in the back ground Dut IL has
gone ahead and arranged for an opening
meeting at Cincinnati September 10.
Chairman Dick has refused 70 recognize
this meeting and announces that the cam
paign will be opened later on. This makes
President Squire and Secretary Mcdonald
OF the league furious.