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FOB SAID

House. $ rooms, Sixteenth street, in good con-
House 1 rooms, Twelfth street, lot 35x1OO feet,
House. 7 rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheeling,
Sl,sOO.
Corner u lot, Woods street, Centre Wheeling.
Tho best business property In Ktnnvllle,
eight rooms. store room aud good stablc, on
easy terms. Good roasous for selling.
House and full lot, Wood street, near Forty.
third street, u. 200.
Three lots, 5OxlOO feet, Ellan, White & Gala.
gher's addition. goo each.
House OF i've rooms and stable, 20i Eighteenth
street, Sl,G0.
House, 8 rooms, with full lot, east end OF
Twelfth street. S42j; hall cash.
House, . rooms aud stable, Eighteenth street,
$500
Three lotsin Park Wow, cheap
One.half'lot, MCColloch street, Contro Wheel
ing. 500.
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city, lyc minutes walk from motor line, new
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwelrs run $50 each.
Fine Farm oili3 acrei on National road, nin1
miles east OF city on easy terms.
House. 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements.
House. s rooms, Sixteenth street, sj00l
House. 4 rooms, Twenty.thlrd street, el.21l
House, 7 rooms. North Market streat, Sl.6)l
Business property on Market street at nodes'
Lots At cast end of 1wcnty.thItd strc,: on
easy terms
One OF tho bet manufacturing sItei In the
city, fronting on two rallrol1L
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sENT up Ton THREE YEARS.

Frank wilhelm and Charles Bennett Sen,
fenced Saturday.
In the criminal court Saturday Frank
Wilhelm, convicted of robbing a mau at
Wilhelm'a hotel, was arraigned, and
his motion for a now trial being over
ruled he was sentenced to three years
confinement in tho pc nitentiary. His
counsel excepted to tho ruling OF the
court, and q stay OF forty days was
granted TO allow IN appeal to the su'
preme court. Charles Bennett, con-
victed OF the same robbery, was also
sent up for three years, but q similar
stay was granted for the same purpose,
In the case OF tho State VS.. Frank
Wilhelm and Charles Miller, felony,
Charles Miller entered q plea Of not
guilty; case continued, and defendant
remanded to jail.
State va. John Colts, adultery; mo-
ton to set aside the verdict overruled,
aud a fine Of $50 and costs assessed.
james W. Ewing was admitted to
practice in this court.
The court adjourned till to-day.
Both sides OF the circuit court ad.
iourned Saturday to court in course. In
Judge Paull's side the following bust
ness was transacted;
Clara G. Carey vs.. Kurtz Drug Com.
pany; order OF sale.
Frank Redeker's executor vs.. D. G.
Morgan; objectionto plaintiff 8 affidavit
overruled.
Chicago Arc Light Company We.
Standard Insurance Company defend.
ants demurrers argued; part OF them
overrulcd and part sustained. A SINH
lar proceeding was had in Loon Rheims
VS.. the same insurance company.
Joseph W., Brumell vs. V. ]. Adams
OF al. /; decree confirming sale.
Boyd VS.. Alderman; final decree.
Samuel ]. Campbell vs.. Joseph Law
son; order Of reference.
Hahdlan VI. Handlan; SIT 81 OF
taxes ordered paid.
In Judge Campboll's court the follow.
ing orders were entered:
Neill & Ellingham vs. National Bank
OF Santa Barbara; injunction dissolved.
Jones vs. Black; motion for a new
trial overruled and judgment.
j. i. and II. O. Jackson, executors
and others vs.. Geo. W. Cain, and D. w,
Cain VS.. Neal and others; chancery; re-
ports OF special commissioners approved
apd costs ordered paid.
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"Four years ago, while living in Trinidad,
Colorado, o small lump appeared on my neck,
which gradually swOlled and developed into an
Intensely painful liVid SOrC with q contIo
flied with examinations lite shot. Another sorO
appeared IN inch or two distant, and I had TO
give up and return to my parents In Brooklyn,
Physicians pronounced them cancers and
Performed An Operation
for their removal. I suffered q great deal
before tho operation, and far worse since. One
OF tho cancers, tile smaller one, healed ovOr but
was as sore Us ever, while tho other did not
heal and was worse. Tho physicians told me l
would have 10 submit TO another operation, but
anId I would bio First
A similar lump q year ago catno on tho rlghtsldO
Of my neck. For many months Iconld swallow
onlyilquld or very soft food, andsometlmes found
grCnt dimtuIIy In speaking aloud. Attic
suggestion OF a friend, l began taking Hoods
sarsaparlllu, and tho only thing I regret Is that
/ did not tako II years ago, and thus have Pre-.
vented terrible suffering, for had I taken tho
medicine, I sincerely believe I should not have
needed nny operation at oil. These sores arc
now, after taking two bottles,
Completely Como
and, I am satisfied, permanently healed up.
Tho lump Oh the right side Of my neck has
nearly all dried W, and no longer causes me
Hoods ; ss;ii;, Cures
any inconvenience. I can ont anything once
moro, and can usO my voice as well as ever"
MRs. JAMES DAKEn, Locust Valley Long Island
Moods Plll0 euro Nausea, Sick Headache
indigestion, DlllOuSnOsS. Sold ~ all druggists,
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REAL

TWO BARGAINS.


TWO BARGAINS
Ntst-Th6- property at 300 jacob street, has
ilvOrooned house ind ground, room enough for
two more houses, for Sl,45O.
Second-Modern six.roomed house, with large
yard, ut No, Gj Zane street, This is n good, clean
property, IN a splendid location, for S4,7Jo.
BUILDING LOTS
IN all parts OF the city, Glendale. Pleasant Vol.
ley, WoodSdalc, ut rock bottom prices.
B"ELvEDERE LOTS
I am sole agent At low figures. Long time
or for cash. Flity.thrcO cents per week will buy
TO LET.
slx.roomed house, 4! North York street.
Four roOmod house, $3.50 Market street.
Three'roomed house, lib McC0lloch street
Three rooms, second floor, aI3J Market street.
c. o. S7NITH,
DOL IDpO Market Rtrpnk
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EoR SALE.

ToRsALE-THE REAL PROPERTY
4 belonging to the estate Of the late William
Caldwell. being tho brick house No. II Thir'
teOnth street, and the ground used with II. Pos
session given Immediately. The property on tho
southwest corner of Jacob aud Thirteenth
streets. having two houses Op II, This will DO
sold rs ono or two parcels. rs the purchaser may
prOior. These two houses arc under lenses OK.
pirlng March 81. 1891. For terms md particulars
apply 70 HENRY n. RUSSELL, liI Chapline
street. lpl2.MWSF
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DR.. BRIGGS'S CASE.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham Speaks Some
Plain Words about it.
A SERMON ON PRESBYTERIlNISM.

Tho Supreme Court of tho Church
has Rendered. its Verdict aud there
can be no Farther Appeal-An Flo
quent Sermon by Rev. Dir. Afford to
Business Men, on ''The Christian
Merchant"
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The IntsIigenCerS 4 Cent a Word Coupon.

If YOU have a house to rent or something to sell or trade, want Il,
buy ANYTHING, want a situation, want a good cook or a good servant
a faithful clerk, a desirable boarding place, or have found or lost any.
thing, write just what you want, plainly, IN the blanks below, Cut
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Rolf & ZANE have McMechen lots on
sale from first owners. Sl75 up, on easy
terms. Call ut 1927 Market street, Tel.
ephone 500.
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FOR SALE.

Five lots and five cores Of land In Trladelph!a.
known US tho Henry Quo property,
100 acre farm, Long HottOn, MelgI COUNTY
Ohio: 1000 fruit trees. Price el,6O0,
Lot No 10, section 81, CentE0 street, Mounds.
vile. and 10 shares In MouudsVille Mining and
Manufacturing Company, $50.
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth and JaGob streets
Lot No, IS Watsr street, south Of FortyeIVhA
LOIS Nos 9 und7 EolE street. south OF Forty.
eighth street
Tot No. is, south OF ~FOrty-elghth stree. and
Gust OF jacob street.
from Wheeling creek.
No. O. Thlrty-nFit street
No. IA Main street.
No. 1875 Chaplina street
No. l099 Eoff street.
No. 1923 McCollooh street
No. 10II McColloch street
No. 22i TWenty-ninth street
No. 26S Mum street.
Lott on North Front street
Lots on South Front street.
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on South Huron street
Many other desirable residences aud iarus IOs
RnlR
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HAVE used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for croup aud colds, and declare it u
positive cure. Contributed by WIN.
Kay, $40 Plymouth avenue, Buffalo, N.
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READ Shook & Co.'s Silk "ad."

BID bugs and reaches arc n great dis.
comfort, but they can DO entirely BAN
ished by the use of Buglne.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. mySt
HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is thc timo TO mako your arrangements
for the Worlds Falt Parties visiting Chicago
SSiI S e SupeFITpTT o P IdvS,i,,, o9P gu t = ~ ~
the city for Worlds Fair purposes. Ono block
from Illinois Central road, Tint take you to
either OF tho four 0ntrnnccs to the grounds Same
distance from cable rOad. and three blocks from
elevated road. 1t Is tho finest residence portion
ofthe city. The advantages nro many as con-.
pnrcd to tile immediate vlCtnityOf tho Worlds
tair Tor Jackson Park, whore everything Is OF
necessity crude, made only for tbs occasion.
Prices vary according 10 slzO and location OF
room and number Of people occupying thom.
Comfortably furnished apartments IN tho annex
at somewhat reduced rates.
Table nbundantly supplied with the very best
the market affords. .Molls quietly aud promptly
served. For particulars apply to.
Mrs. II. W. LIST,
ja7.rrh4g No. 22Sl Calumet Ave. Chicago, III.
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PEACEFUL sleep is impossible whore
bed bugs abound, but obtainable bythc
use OF Bugine.
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FOB SALE.

Cottage No, % Zano street, lot 1Oxl2o. PrlcA
$3.50. Very cheap.
Brick house mud store room, natural gas. 10:
A7xl0j, Etnaviilc, Ohio.
House and lot 40Sl0O, six rooms, bath room
and laundry, natural gas, Kirkwood, Ohio
Lot ibxll0, Zane street. v
Lot 30Sll2 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street
One lot on North Wabash street.
Ono lot OIL North Indiana street
Ono lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
One lot. North York street. 3JxlSO, river view
FourroOmed cottage, Martins Forty.
One brick house, No. 627 North Main street,
One house aud lot, G0xi0l, North Front stree.
One house and lot, 70xtOJ, North Front strsjl
Fve.rooincd house on Eric street
one lot, 40Sl0g, MoundsvlllG.
Folr.ro0nled house on Virginia street
Eight.rOomed house on Virginia street
Scvon'rOomcd house on. s. York street, GoNll
One lot IN RpbinSOn's addition, s. broadway
OnG.half lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street. Waters addition
Ono house uud lot, 8. broadway (St Luk6S
chapel.
onehotel aud several iarms, Sutton. W, Va
cheap. WE CHARGE Only ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO L0AN.-From 500 10 $1,000 on
lrst mortgage real estate.
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud COLLECTORS. NolarlUs Pub.
lie, 81 Zauc street. Island. inr0
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Very complete upstairs dwelling. second floor,
six rooms, hall and bath room. on Teuth street
Also very complete barber shop. with baths,
In basement, corner Tenth aud Main streets.
All In new building never yet occupied. ImnIe'
dlato possession Inquire OF
JAMES l. HAWLEY,
ja9O l490 Main street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
EXEoUToRIs NOTICE

The undersigned having duly qualified q, or.
ecutot OF the last will OF Dr.. A. y. stliel, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given 70 all persons in
debted To the estate Of DR.. Stiiel that tho aG'
counts have been left for collection with Lou +
No. 1875 Market street All persons having
claims against said estate are requested TO pre-
sent tho same duly verified.
jcl GEO. L. STIFEL, Executor.
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REAL
FOR RENTT.

AMouth.
No. 2l59 Main street second iloor, ,...,....,,. 10 N
No, 23O5 Jacob street. 4 rooms ,.,.o.r....... an
No. ALLEY T. North Bank OF Greek ... ..n, All
No. 1912 ChRpline street, o rooms, .......,a, "A N
No. o. Thirteenth street, 8 oomS...,..." q al
NO u tllLleenln AlEeet' lltl uoOr',n,r..,,,, 10 %
No glgS Nnspline s'Feet, store Ioon,....,"" - 10
Building for manufacturing or wholesale
business, on alley, III reaFot No. l5Ol Mar,
ket street.
Two rooms, east end Of Alley 10, ..-........ 800
NO 2oOO JAcoD SIreeL u %
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NOTICE.

Tho Wheeling Branch Of JournOymcn Stone
Cutters Of North America held u mectiugat their
hall on Tuesday evening, May 90, and unanl'
mously endorsed tho action OF stonemasons
Union No, ., in regard TO the Mozart Park Asao.
citation. [JelI COMMITTEE
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FOR RENT.
JT0R RENT.

PoR RENT.
-
Threc.story brick building, 81 byGS feet nd.
joining Henry Norris box factory, corner
Eighteenth aud Chapline streets. building has
steam hoist elevator, aud Will DO rented either
with or without power for running machinery.
llshlnent Applyto
THE WEST VIRGINIA TOBACCO co.
mf7MWAP
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney. Notary aud Real Estate
Agent. Houses rented aud rents COLLECTED
Office No. Bjl7J0cob street
European steamship aud draft agent Passage
tickets to aud from all partso Europe. Also
drafts to any point In Europe. myg3
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any inconvenience. I can cnt anything once
more, and can use my voice as well as ever"
Mus. JAMES BAEER, Locust Valley Long Island
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EoR RENT.

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Real Estate Agents aud Collactors. No.arlO5 Pub.
lie, S7Zano street. Island. inr0
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Representa-
tive Pierce, OF Tennessee, who, with Mr..
Bland, led the fight for silver legislation
ct the last session, announced 10 day tho
purpose of himself and some of his as
sociates ito give thu anti-free silver
men dose of their own medicine and
fllibuster, if necessary, to prevent tho
repeal of the Sherman act" Pierce was
confident that there would be nothing
further accomplished ON the silver cues
tion during this Congress, but gave it as
his opinion that the law would be re-
peaied early in the next Congress in re-
sponse to the demands OF President
Cleveland
Pierce said: "We will now wait on tho
other side and block its moves. Tho
turn of the anti-silver men has now
come and when they attempt anything
we will give them what thoy gave us
last session. l believe the bill to repeal
the Sherman law will be reported by
tho banking and currency committee
But we don't propose to let them accom-.
plish their purpose. We will agree to
repeal the Sherman act and return to
the Bland act if the minimum monthly
coinage be fixed at 81, OO0, 900 instead OF
$1,000, 900 as it was in that act.
VI believe the next session will SEQ
the Sherman law repealed You see,
there are 12S Republicans in the next
House. Nearly all of them will vote
for its repeal. can put my finger on
seventy or eighty Democrats in the next
House who will vote the same way. l
believe President Harrison will insist
on its repeal even before any tariff
legislation is accomplished and there
will be weakened Democrats who will
fall in line"
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Somerby at Inst Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Supreme
Justice f. D. Somerby, Of the collapsed
order of the Iron Hall, was arrested at
his home here this morning. Tho
charge against him is the same as that
named in the Warrants on which tho
three other "Supremes," Baker, Glad
ing and Eckersley, wero yesterday ar
vested, namely: "Conspiring to cheat
and defraud, with unlawfully using
money belonging to the order, and with
hindering and oostructing the admins
tration OF public justice" All four
warrants were issued at tho instance of
State Banking Superintendent Krumb b.
harr. superintendent of Police Linden
this afternoon said that no more arrests
were contemplated. Somerby furnished
bail for hearing next Thursday
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THE FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY.
Officers Elected For the Ensuing Year
Death of Member.

Officers Elected For tho Ensuing Year.
Death of II Member.
An interesting NEE ting of the Friend
ship Fire Company was held last night
in their hall. The following officers
wero elected for the ensuing year:
President, Lynch Gardner; first vice
president, James Smith second vice
president, c. R, Epps; treasurer, Thomas
O'Connor; secretary, w. l. Quinn: as
sistant secretary, Ed ]. Mcdonald; cap
tain, w. II. Rodericli; lieutenant, A. Nj
Butler; foreman, II. S. Powell; assistant
foreman, E. o Donnelly: first engineer,
e. o. Donnelly; first assistant ngineer,
G. II. Loser; second assistant engineer,
Jerry Murphy; flremen, j. w. Stumph,
Dennis O'Leary, w. M. Murphy; repre-
sentatives in the city fire de par tment,
John Donnelly, G. II. Loser, James
Smith, l.. Gardner; eXective commit
tee, Lynch Gardner, James Smith, r.
OConnor, w. l. Quinn, Ed j. McDon-
aid and A. w. Lecture; captain of the
hook and ladder truck, Frank Moore;
driver, j. r. Bean.
Tho company received q telegram
yesterday afternoon announcing the
death of Leo Bowyer at his home near
bedford City, who has been for n long
time an active member of tho company.
The remains will reach this city to dav
and it was unanimously decided that
the Friendship Company attend the
funeral services in a body at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning at
$3.50 o'clock: also to invite all other
companies to join them. Tho company
will hold a meeting this afternoon at 4
o'clock to complete tho arrangements.
committee was appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for holding
tho annual banquet, which will take
place in a couple of weeks.
Ohio Extension Edition now ready Mt
THE TIMES ONCE Price 3 cents
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a Short Line to tho South

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Commencing
tomorrow, January l, tho Atlantic
Coast Line will put into effect a now
fast schedule for tho coming season, in
GLIDING new fast train from Washing
ton to tho South daily at 4 o'clock p. m T..
The opening of the new short line cut
olI' between Wilson. n. c., and
Florence, 5. O., over which these fast
trains will run, makes saving in tho
distance of siXty.ono miles, which
means corresponding reduction in time
over this line between the North and
East and Charleston, Savannah and all
Florida points.
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ROANOKE. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY l. 1898

boon observed as usual this season, and
the truce has been accumulated by the
anger that is felt against each othor by
the political parties. The official press,
however, faunts tho contemporaries
flag over the army bills, while the OPP
position papers respond, challenging
the government to dissolve the Reich.
stag.
Since tho North German Gazette, an
official organ, announced that Chancel-
lor Won Caprivi would concede nothing
to tho opponents of the measure, and
that if the Reichstag refused to grant
the funds necessary to augment the
army effective the government would
resort to tho rigorous practice of three
years service, the agitation throughout
the country has become aggravated.
The governments menace is designed to
thrill every family circle in the empire.
Tho usage at present observed sends
home men serving their third year in
tho army six and often seven months
before the expiration of their time.
The threat to enforce the full period of
service places the Reichstag in an in
vidious position. If it refuses to aug
mont tho effective strength of the army
in return for reduction in the service
period tho government can place the
responsibility Of the unpopular measure
on the hostile aiority.
This, as will be readily seen, is q
skilliul stroke OF stGtesmanship or poll
tics, and it has aroused tho rage Of tho
Clerical and Freisinninge parties, who,
in the meantime, defy tho menace held
out by the government and declare that
nothing will modify their opposition to
the bill. The excitement that has been
caused by tho chancellor's threat is seen
in the unwonted number of public meet
ings and political reunions held every
where in the country. So deep is the
interest in these gatherings that they
present far moro attraction to the citi-
zens generally than the Now Year
festivals, which are consequently put in
the background. Underneath the
mutual defiance there is q strong,
though unseen, current of desire to
effect compromise. Neither the Cen
trist nor the Freisinninge party really
dosire dissolution of the reichstag.
The governments buster badly CON
ceals the official anxiety to get the bill
reported with any notifications short
OF abandoning tAe loading points. At
the last meeting of the reichstag com
mittee OF twonty eight which is con-
sideriug the bill, the compromise mem
bcrs, who had heretofore been working
secretly, openly showed their hands.
Several centrists, who were supposed to
be implacably opposed to tho measure,
supported the suggestions made by the
conservi tive members, which pointed
to an agreement in official circles. It
is expected that the government will
score triumph, but this expectation
does not falter because it is based on
the knowledge of inside facts.
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THE FEELING IN ROME.

Joy Manifested Over tho Reconciliation
of Archbishop Corrigan and Father
McGlynn.
ROME, Dec. 31.-The Holy Sec has
just received n fresh report from Mgr.
Satolli relating to the Impressions pro.
duced n the United States by the con-
ference of Archbishops at New York.
Tho Vatican is much surprised at the
opposition which begins to BIO manifest
against the results Of the conference
and the proposals OF Satolli. 1t is af-
firmed that tho Pope and Cardinals
Rampolli and Ledochowski have ex-
pressed their discomfort in tho matter,
and that the Pope will shortly take i'm
portant action concerning the agitation
in America with view TO ending the
divisions which exist in the church.
The reconciliation of Archbishop Cor
rigan and Father McGlynn produced the
happiest impression here. Ever since
1850 high personages in Rome and
America have tried to assist in this re-
Cancellation. Last year friends of
Father McGlynn opened and continued
for some time communication with
Rome aiming at this result. Father
McGlynn stated that he was ready to
come to Rome to ask a reconciliation
with the pope if his communication
was raised and his dignity as priest
restored. Last spring the propaganda
deputiZed man Of confidence TO nego.
tiate with Father McGlynn. When
Mgr. Satolli started for America the
pope confided to him tho duty OF making
a now effort with Father McGlynn, and
gave Mgr. Satolli full power to act. The
exact conditions OF the reconciliation
arc not known here.