davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
FAu1KNER,s IDEA.
He Says IT'S Not New But Based on tn
French system.

He Says It's Not New But Based on the
French system.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 15,-sena-
tor Faulkner makes the following ex.
PLANTATION in support Of his amendment
to the repeal bill:
"Tbe amendment submitted by me is
not a new idea in finance, but is based
upon the successful working OF the
French system. France to-day, with a
population, OF only half that OF the
United States, and much inferior in
her internal commerce and business en-
terprise, maintains without difficulty,
and at a ratio Of fifteen and one-halt to
one, $3.50. .0OO. 900 otsilyer on full pari-
ty with gold.
"The limit OF my amendment, includ-
ing subsidiary silver and standard dol
lars, is SSO0, 100000. It provides, first,
for the coinage OF the bullion now in
the treasury, which, at its coinage
value, would amount to $174, 900. 900, at
the rate of 100000 per month, and
authorizes the purchase, at the market
price Of bullion (say 75c per ounce OF
Iog,VSS i;e1 ~ ' - Se co;,a5 nntii altar the
hTil;en Ls ISS no,s Il IN ~ tSe tSeasnry ia coined
.ysias. in'tba onin;sn al the secretary
OF the treasury, the business demands
Of the country require lti IN which case
he is authorized TO coin 1t either into
quarters, halves, or standard dollars.
But after all the bullion now in the
..iIaS ". - az LIN ssa ~ ~ nm 0 dollars
v,sss sT ~. ~ ,Se siIvsr ~ nnrchassd nnder
tba oTsnSmant until the aggregate sit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
LOSING THEIR GRIP.
NILS Starting Up with Non.UniOn Men.
Amalgamation weakening.

Mills Starting Up With Non.Union Men.
Amalgamation: Weakening.
PlrrsBURaH, PA. Sept 15,-The Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers in this district have been
greatly weakened by the numerous
strikes OF the last two years.
An investigation by local paper To-.
day shows that of sixty-four iron and
steel mills in Pittsburgh and vicinity
ftty.two are now being operated on a
non.union basis. Five years ago nearly
all Of these plants Were work.
ing under Amalgamated Associa-
ton rules, but since then
many manufacturers have broken over
the traces and the organization is in a
worse condition than at any time since
its formation. Yesterday the ANAL
gamated employees at the Pittsburgh
Forge and Iron Company decided
to go to work independently
OF the Association, and to-day
Brown & Co., Of Che Wayne Iron Com.
pany, issued notice that the union
will not be recognized in the future.
An effort will be made to resume next
week. About 500 men are employed at
this nlank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
rERsE TELEGRAMs.

Four cases Of smallpox were reported
to the New York health officials yester.
day.
Among the postmasters confirmed
yesterday were o. W. Dayton, N. Y; a.
4. Sullivan, Brooklyn.
Van Broecklin, dofaulting secretary
OF Buffalo fire commission, in the sum
OF $165, 900, was sentenced TO eight years
in prison.
The immigration authorities have
evidence that undesirable immigrants
are crossing into the United States over
the Canadian border.
The Sharon estate company was or
ganized at Jersey City yesterday with q
capital Of S., 100000 The objects Of the
company are many and varied.
Next Monday is the one hundredth
anniversary OF the laying OF the corner
stone Of the capitol at Washington, aud
the event will be celebrated with APP
propriate ceremonies.
Negotiations looking to the acquisi.
ton Of Mole St Nicholas, Hayti, for use
by the Unsted States as coaling station
will bs re-opensd by Mr. Henry. n.
smythe, the new minister TO Hayti.
Theminers' federation Of nottingham.
shire, England, by a vote OF $1,000 TO
92 900, has decided that It's members are
mot TO return TO work at the old wages,
aud that they are mot TO accept the offer
OF arbitration.
Margaret Giyoda and her three chill
dten, OF Paterson, n, j., were poisoned
by eating toadstoola in mistake ior
mushrooms. The mother aud oldest
son died yesterday. The other children
viii not recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
TariR Inycsti

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-The largest
delegation which has yet appeared be-
fore the ways and means committee was
here to-day, representing the following
industries: Importers Of hosiery and
gloves, Manufacturers' Club OF Phila-
delphia, plush and yelvets, cotton yarns,
pearl buttons, felts, gold beaters, straw
hats, and pearl workers. The delegas
tions in all numbered about fifty men.
Some were free traders, Others pfotees
tionists, and a number desired a amodefs
ate reduction Of the tariff ratea on artl.
cles which enter into competition With
the products Of their manufactures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
WORLDS FAIR.
Vermont aud Ksely Day at the Great
White City.

Vermont aud Ksely Day at the Greai
White City.
woR1D's FAIR GROUNDS, Sept 15.-
The paid attendance yesterday was 1893,
060. The weather is much more pleas
ant than yesterday, the sitting heat
that prostrated many who were on the
grounds and which bore down mum
ber OF Ohio soldiereis absent. Instead
there Il! a splendid breeze which prom
ises TO continue. There Seems 10 be On
Increased attendance over yesterday
Incoming trains have landed thousands
and they are on the grounds to-day.
This Is Vermont day, but the number
from the Green Mountain state is lin
tied.
The Keely graduates joined with
others in making merry at the fair to.
day, which was also named for them.
The men who no longer walk up and
down hill, but on straight road, were
out in numbers, aud observed an inter.
esting programme with becoming dig
NIFTY. They had procession through
the grounds with Major Harry e.
Insley, OF Colorado, as grand marshal.
There has been feeling all alonp
among Worlds. Fair officials fayorinp
the extension Of the fair, and as the
time draws nearer, when the gates will
be closed by law, action has taken the
place of words. After conference with
number Of foreign commissioners the
directors have called meeting
for next Monday night for the
purpose Of discussing the feasibility
of asking Congress to extend the day
to January l, 1893. The day set for the
closing Of the fair by Congress as oetoi
Der so. The increased attendance has
warranted the movement in the direc-
tion Of an extension. Ferd. w. Peck,
OF the finance committee, favors this
idea, and will do all in his power tc
consummate It. Il is probable that
delegation will be sent to Washington
to ask that the gates be kept open fol-
two months longer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
WARNED IN TIME.
Dalton Gang Were to Rob Bank, But
They Are Prepared

Dalton Gang Were to Rob q Bank, But
They Are Prepared
AaKANsAs crTY, KANG, Sept ia
scout rode up from Holllster's ranch, in
the Usage country, this morning, and
notified all the banks that the remnants
of the Dalton-starr gang we're in camp
about thirty miles south of here. He
said it was the intention of the gang to
raid the banks here tomorrow after the
people had left town for the border.
The banks have organized strong posse
to defend their property. None Of them
will open their doors until Monday, and
in each bank guard Of several men
will remain armed with Winchestera.
The bandits plan 10 70 rob the banks
aud get away in the rush which will
occur at noon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
shortage nj Philadelphia Mint.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept t6.-A re-
cent weighing Of gold bullion in the
mint at Philadelphia disclosed Q shorts
age Of about 5000 ounces, valued at
about S1S4,0 900. The matter was brought
to the attention OF the officials in this
city. A director OF the mint left for
Philadelphia this afternoon to inyesti-
gate. but before he departed word was
received from the mint that 1t was be-
tieved the guilty party had been ap.
pretended. Superintendent Bobyshell
is responsible for the loss. His bond
amounts to 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
Fnthsr RooErr nenr, Pre.ent..

NEw YoRK, Sept 16.- The Rev. Fred-
erisk Rocker. vice rector Of She Ameri-
can College in Rome, arrived to-day on
the White Star steamship Britannia.
Father Rocker Is the bearer OF
letters from the pope to Mgr
Satolli and Cardinal Gibbons
These letters are Of an important
character, and will be personally
delivered BY Father Rocker. Father
Rocker has in his custody for presenta.
ton to the cardinal fine portrait OF
tho pope carved in stone aud set in q
frame Of gold studded with diamonds
and other precious stones. The work
was done BY arti6cefs Of the vatican,
and is said 70 be q masterpiece Of its
kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16

Cleyeland-Two young pitchers we're
put in the box for Cleveland to-day and
as result Baltimore took both games.
Attendance, 2,500. First game, score :
Cleveland 8. Baltimore7. Earned runs,
5 each. Errors, / and 2. Hits, Hand
IL. Pitchers, Hastings and McMahon.
Second game-Score: Cleveland2, Bal
timore9. Earned runs, 1and2 Errors,
5 and 2. Hits, 6 and 10. Pitchers,
scheibel and MuElane. Umpire, Hurst.
Chicago-The Colts were unable to
do anything with McGill to-day aud
were shut out. Score: Chicago o,
Philadelphia 4 Earned runs, Philadel-
phia 8; errors each; hits 4 each
pitchers, McGill and McGinnis; umpire,
Gaffney.
Louisviiie-The Colonels outplayed
the Bridegrooms at every point to-day.
Attendance 1000. Score: Louisville,
s; Brooklyn, 8. Earned runs, and s.
Errors, 4 and2. Hits, 8 and 6. Pitch
ers, stratton and Kennedy. Umpire,
Lynch,
St Louis, Mo.-The Browns won
easily to-day. Attendance $50. Score:
st. Louis, 1S; Washington, 8. Earned
runs, aud 8. Pitchers, Breitenstein
and Stockdaie. Umpire. Hornung.
Errors, 6 each. Hits, Is and 10.
-staford's error lost to.
days game for New York. although
they were very near winning out in the
ninth. Attendance lI,00e. Score: Gin
cinnati, 8; New York z. Earned runs,
each; errors, 3 and L; hits, o and IL
pitchers, Chamberlain and German and
Baldwin; Umpire, McQuaid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
WILL SURPRISE THEM.
Iron Manufacturers VIII AJAX n Reduction
nj 20 tn AZ Per Cant.


OF go to 80 Per Gent.
PIrrsBURaH, Pa, Sept. 15.-When the
joint scale conference Of the,Amalsam-
ated Association and iron. manufactufs
ers reconvenes next Monday the work
men will be surprised to find that in
stead Of a 10 per cent reduction in the
wages of the employees in the guide,
bar and 10.inch departments, the
manufacturers will ask reduc-
ton of from twenty to twenty-five per
cent in all departments, including boil
ing and finishing. This will reduce the
wages Of the boilers or puddlers to s.
per ton. Under the present scale they
are receiving S. per ton. The manutac.
turers say the condition Of trade will
not justify higher wages and that the
employees in several plants have already
agreed to work at the reduced rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
REooRps BRoKEN.
Dlrsctum Goes in a.oeX and Flying Jib
NFnt.a. n ATIIa IN a,nA

DiroStum Goes IN Is,' S,TSss T. saa s.%. h'sins ''D
makes ntlS u, ~ -'Os. .,t,.. a..
CmcAao, sept lo.-Ihe stanton ttot-
ting record broken to 2:0e2, the worlds
nacino record Of 2 :04 eoualled. and four
tss.- S iosso...oin fonabt tron wire N
neats eespefA'eiy tOesus 4tOA 80 49,. ', y
wire In the greatest race ever ttottea
was the sport witnessed by 1900 peo-
nIs or WASHINGTON Park to-day.
e Bsfore Directum was BROUGHT out II
WAC announced that owing 10 the high
v;nd %a be wasiJ he ~ ssnt aeainSt lis own
record Of 2:07 instead Of against that Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16

The great struggle for the league pen.
nant is nearly over, and 1t has.been one
Of the greatest on record. The great
work Of Pittsburgh since the return Of
the club from the east places her fmrly
in second place. It is conceded that
Boston will take the pennant, though
ifshe had been chased as hard some
Reeksago as she has been lately she
would not fy the flag.
The following fs the standing Of clubs
M 70 date:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16

BURsos AxREs, Sept, 1s.-A dispatch
from Rio Jaueiro received late last
night states that inaurrent vessels are
continuing their bombardment in vari-
GUS places in tpe harbor and have
caused much damage. All work in the
barbor has been forbidden, and vessels
are prevented from communicating
with the land.
The national guard has been mobil-
lied in the provinces Of Cordoba and
salta. a journalist in the province Of
Paranah has been imprisoned for print
ing an article in opposition to the gov
erninent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16

PrTsBUReH, PA, Sept 16.-A Post,
Bradford, Pa, special says Mrs. George
snydes, who lived short distance from
the Rinzua bridge, in ihiS county, was
brnlalIy murdered By her husband last
night. Airs. Snyder aud boarder
named Alox AcRendFiek were caught
Ia the woods near the Snyder residence
By the woman's husband
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
A BESOM Or ELANB
Sweeping over the sun-Dried Tim
ber Districts of Wisconsin.
MANY VILLAGES ARE WIPED OUT
And Scattered Dwellings, In the
Path of the Fire Destroyed.
AN IMMENSE AREA BURNED OYER,

Including About one.thlrd of the
state-It is Impossible TO Calculate
the Monetary Loss, but tt will be
Away Up in the Milllons-The State
ovsrhune with Pan of Smoke.
Many Families Arc Homeless and
without subsfstance-Narrow Es-
cape of Marshfleld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
HnnNnEn RY Spies.
veterans Under the Espolnase OF Emis-
s.riea Of the Pension once.

Veterans Under the Espoinage OF Bmis-
Aaries Of the Fens,on once.
wAsH1soToN, D. G., Sept. l5.-Among
the petitions presented in the senate
to-day was one by Mr. oullom, Republi-
can, Of Illinois, Of exsoldiers. residents
Of his state, alleging that they we're
.beses by detectives Of the government
travelling In disguise, secretly cooper
,atine with those who have been dis
tinruished for their antipathy tor those
who fought for the fiag. II is alleged
that these spies, with friendly pretenses
visit the homes Of the pensieners and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16

where the robbers left the train. The
sledge hammer they had with them was
left on the car. -.
The widest excitement prevails
throughout the country as this Is the
first train robbery in the history Of the
copper region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
AWFUL BUToHERY
OF Five cOlored Prisoners in jail by a
Masked Mob.

Masked Mob.
CoIUMBus, Miss, Sept 15.-Pickens
county, Alabama, comes to the front
again with an awful butchering Of
prisoners confined in the Jail
at Carrollson. Paul Archer, VIII
Archer, Polk Hill, Ed, Cuiton aud
Ellen Fant, all negroes, and the latter
a woman, was shot to death on
Thursday night by mob OF
masked men. The mob oyerpowered the
guards at the Jail, and forcing their
way to the cells Of their victim placed
their Winchesters through the grating
aud fired a volley. The negroes were
suspected OF burning mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
sinrnlnr FntnI AccIdnnt.

P1TrsBuRe, Pa, Sept 16.-Hugh Mo,
Cauley, aged IS years, caught his fppt
in a frog on the Baltimore & ohlo
railroad tracks at Braddock this morn4
ing and was thrown to the ground. All
pointed lead pencil in his vest pocket
penetrated his lung and inflicted efatalt
wound. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
THE SHRIEKING SHELLS
Were watched from Housetopsby
the People of Rio.
FORTS Fail TO Do ANY DAMAGE

To the Rebel Fleet Owing to its Posi-.
tion Ofvantage-The Damage in the
CITY Greater Than First Reported.
ono Shell Plays Havoc With Res
taurant Fail of oustomers-Many
Other Buildings 1ptured-alsrk-
manship of the Gunners Very Bad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
B0LDESI ON RECORD.
Another Train Robbery, this Time
in Broad Daylight,
IN The MICHIGAN COPPER REGIONS.

Four Masked Men Stop Train and
Compel the Express Messenger TO
Dissoree Seventy thousand Dollars
The Crime Lays the Late Indiana
Hold Up in the Shade fog Boldness
and Cool Daring-oountry Being
Secured for the HiGhwaymen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
PIRATEs KILL THEM.

The Bostons DON'T Seem to Be In 1t with
Pittsburgh. Il,
P1TTsbuRoH. Pa, Sept. 15.-The Pitts-
sburghs, stpdayts game in the first
inning by good hitting. The Bostons
put 6payery poor fielding game. At.
tandance 4.26O. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
nia,nnrnl-.In trnian.

BERItH, Sept Private telegrana
received at this scliy from Kissengeni
state that the cpndf ion Of Prince Biz.
marck has heeome R6fAe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
nl,nint.ninInnhnr,.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-on Tuesday last
there Vere Ewenty.seven cases Of cholera
and i've deaths from the disease report
cd in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
Total ...... 90 g7l2 d Total...-2 . 72lI4 {

Bs.ssn BBtttaSS.ga ..!.!.... ........:..S g g
Earned runs. Pittsburgh 5, Boston 2;
two base hits, Beckley; three base hits,
Smith 2, Carroll; home runs, Lowe sac
rifce hits, Smith. Donovan, Van Hal.
tren, Lyons, Earle 2, Gumbert 8; double
plays, Beckley and Glasscock; Glass.
cock, Bierbauer and Beckley; Nash and
Tucker; first base on balls, of Stivetts
8, Gumbert 2; hit, Long; struck out, by
Gumbert s, Stivetts 2; passed balls,
Bennett; time, 1:45; umpire, Emslie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16

For wolt Virginia, Western RennIy IyltlnIa and
Ohio, faiF, cooler; winds becoming northwest
THB TE,tPERATuHB YlSIERDAY,
a. furnished by C. scHNEP1. drugsllt corner
Market and Fourteenth streetS
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-25
for Infants and Children.

@Castoria : - "a C4Ec ocE ~.
r-7511-2e1 : - Eg-zI ~ r@sg@1
Llya- II r. L ! All D
=. - CE --,9-E I
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-25

Fair Forest, S. c., Incubator. G. H.
Brunk, Harrlsonburg. Va, Wire-fence
and tightrer. s. Curtin, Union City,
Tenn, Waterproofing aud airprooting
infiatable textile fabrics. J.. Deters.
Louisville, KY, Stave-bending ma
chine. Il. l.. Etheridge, Quitman.
Miss, Manufacture Of rosin. T. S.
Field, Atlanta, Ga, Velicle-axle. III.
Gay g. F. Finke, Baltimore, Md, Car
coupling. F. q. Grnebel. Baltimore.
Nd, Display-tray. b. +. Hackett &
j. z. McLarty, Hackett City, Ark,
Baling-press. w. II. Harrison, Gen.
ter Hill, Ark, Bedstead. E. E. Hen
derson, Sanford, Fla, Wagon running
gear. F. NJ. Hunt, Round Oak, Ga,
Folding umbrella. A. E. Jester. Jes.
ter, Tenn, & j. 6. Alexander, Bowie.
Tex, Gate. w. n. Lane. Mount Ster-
ling, KY, Fence. r, K. Leitch, Balti-
more, Md, Steam-trap. w. Lum,
Carthage, Miss, CottcD-scraper. A.
j. Macarthur, Gainesville, Fla, Signal
ing and registering device tor ice-mak-
ing plants. r. D. MCGEE, Owensbor-
ough, KY, Car coupling. Z. Meyers,
Norfolk, Va, Safe. j. 5. Montgome-
~, Georgetown, KY, Crate attach
ment. ". S. Petty, ~Spartanbu-g, S.
c., Rotary engine. E. n. Pitts Il H..
ID. Cowden, Oneonta, Ala, Car coup
ling. G.. Z. Pope, Millviile, Ark.
Roofing. T.. d. Ruflin, D~yersburg,
Tenn, Cotton-grader and ~nail-arrest-
er. j. w. Sackett, st. Augustine, Fla.
Hydraulic dredging machine. II. Stout
Paramount. KY. Harness. g. A. Tow
er, Richmond, Va, Ho>e!hanger. g.
A, Trumbull, Bellevue. Ky, Wire
connector. NJ Wicklifft, Louisville
KY, Spectacles.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-25
LIST OF PATENTS

Granted to Southern inventors this
week. Reported by c. A. Snow & Co.
Solicitors of American and Foreign
patents, Opp. U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, d. c.
S. NJ. Alexander Bentonville, Ark.
Combined g%arden-tool. E. j. Bray
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.
f1A oay ysqSLar CpTa ~dezfH
!. E.E.yggcx. SyT.1I-5A-


i @-"a .t IL u -At
La7s @bis~c - ~ '51s A'-tc T'rt.
Ca ifaH1i con ei.t- a. jon A.
t991r1 i2e1r i ." eass4r - ava
aAs 10 J@- @1S -"@i 1Lt io4e
eo1.4 AaTe D-ra steeasel itDhi elft
s.tee liz; ahleh fr@e-1i h+ft ~ te4t-
Gf@fa HDm @aa Es@Dee1' o. 4"Eoa!.
aid that ~h!ch c1he I" '1e >lare &c
pzIfn1enI from ALs "At.-, lar
Lot beth made pl0-5c. TIE to%n hae
been III Of eIDFI@ giving cet7I. 81
what ba1 81 Z A"t ~-A cone Lheie.
1HeE aFt al atiEe-Me1t 9~ur-s&@fE
aAG q majority 81 iAril afe p4t A1F11
sle->+-. 10 ~ III Washington
kLo|- 70 4 certainty "h.'isti the li"-
Fl-4nIa! g~@EE'NHftt q Fia"ail Aas Ie-
Urea u FAVOR 81 ~ 2--eb "no vas
la. January. y. ''f acton 81 bills
-.
-.
80
- 1"' \ N
..1sI So
.
- 49, -
C@.- -
-. u
- tn.fI 49, L. =.
r. 80. -. III A.
- - Ill. 1
49,. -. T. - ;r~a~ie
I'll Tac;de - -.
-. .I..
- - ~" -
- II.
VI. IN I.a-Td..n ,.JicL -
,as..Ir nr.fe d..5..,,-,,nr .aaI
T.. aln n.t. - arr ..,tt
- H.. 49, L.4 n-5Ii 49,
- ~ -.
- -.
-. ~ ,,n,a.ra., - Lfn.L s..
81. go. -. am
ittsl4"a1 1.s'e.@"a haet fetI IKE
as1iE1 htJ'stAi 7'hfttHfS whether a
nj. A'i'"''H a. W. It1Ht7 ~ - sup
pm - nav a. ..ti%fh. 7 ne De-
CO ! is'idthI wen ne dotA not
a1s''5.' ms intentions IL the beWs-
p"P'i". nc - accused 81 surrounding
hii3@"'i "iih M!s'+f:. the
"" -i'apfir were bot informed before
hhhe mat me iahl's oi the President
va - 'ho'e ne week rom Their
T,D~i'ah it7'dehce % the White
iloa-e' tiiat 1IiNpie domestic event was
AeiaiHHh % 'Ae country as a sudden
anu Ehl7'ti!oa5 ciahg% OF plans on the
par 81 lhe T~fe7Iheht, ana alot OF DOL
60 50. ,'+..I". ~ nitei
HI lie p,E.;daa, =
Iei.nn. ANNA 81 aa;.a W.. VI M
;,n..,.r- III nsD io.h
-, "
.t,i."mt rninn pi'saao ou-
49, -, =, ~ "'papoi
J.. a.. 80, -. - Dn"A
III 49, 80 la nc no1
~ VI $50 s ~ "
pI'P "a''"e
So ''e"' op',a'io" per
-" = t",ns
- sa" ~ ~ ~" piooa-
c~nnf,,.aLi. - - W-"o
49, 'noaia h.o. "a.nl.etoh
az
$50 - W. " ptsi'i
oll suiSooi' II ne
49, an h;.a 'lo
49,. Can~aa ; ~
JsLa.d - ~. :" no
80 49, 49,. ~. : Ma'toi
'. :" 'o n0
HE pil'"te
m '"i .IH iiIn'.'i , out soihe pep
p '"'A '""' 'oi'ou" oohi-
pan
III Is now colislde:ed probable that
'ne nc" 'aiIh oiii VIII De completed IN
ABOUT Ten DAYS. mere Is a posslolll-
y, ho"s'ef' ina IL may not be made