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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
NEWS FOR THE SPORTS.
More Offers for the Fight Between
COrbett and Jackson.
THE NEW JOCKEY CLUB MEETS.
Several Gentlemen Elected Mem
bers Yesterday = A Bull Dog
Kills a Wild Cat at Hunting
ton - Yesterdays Racing at
New Orleans and st. Louis.

NEW YORK, February 10.-A meeting
of the ineorporators OF the new jockey
club was held to-day at the offices OF
the Board of Control, Twenty-second
street and Fifth avenue. The meeting
was held in private and lasted over
three hours. After the meeting had
adjourned, James r. Keen, said that
the following gentlemen were elected
members of the new club, the member
ship of which is limited TO fifty:
Hon. w. c. Whitney, Col. c. II. Payne,
Hon. Perry Belmont, August Belmont,
DR.. g. L. Knapps Col. w. P. Thompson,
A. j. Cassatt, j. Galway, j. Hunter, j.
R. Keene, f. X. Sturgis, j. c. Donner,
]. b. Haggin, DR.. w. S. Webb. w. ii.
Forbes, Boston; e. S. Knapp, Rudolph
Ellis, Philadelphia; Pierre Lorillard,
J. G. X. Lawrence, A. II. Morris, 2. j.
Dwyer. A. f. Walcott, Edward Kelly,
Prescott Lawrence, A. Clason and Capt.
5. s. Brown.
Several bylaws were adopted, one OF
which provided for the appointment OF
a board OF seven stewards, who would
be drawn for by lot; three of them to
serve for one year and the other four
for two years.
The officers of the club will consist
OF chairman of the board OF stewards,
3 vice. chairman, secretary and treas
urer. Mr.. John Hunter was selected
temporary chairman, Mr.. f. K. Stur-
giss, treasurer, and Mr.. j. R. Keene,
secretary.
1t will be seen from the list OF those
elected as members to-day that the gen.
tlemen interested In the Sheepshead
Bay, Gravesend, Morris Park and Mon
mouth Park race tracks are among the
number.
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HON. WIN. L. WILSON
Laid Up With a High Fever a! Kansas Cy-0n
Els Way Msxico-A Big Reception Hsld.
ABalqUsi and Mssing Abandoned -Expscs to
CONTINUE His Journey On Noniay-NO Ssri-
Gus Results Feared by tho Physicians

KANSAS CITY, Mo, February TO-
Congressman Wm. L. Wilson, OF West
Virginia, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, and Congressman John G..
Tarsney, OF Kansas City, arrived here
to-day on the Santa Fe on their way to
Mexico.
A reception committee met the party
at the depot and escorted them to the
Coats House, where Mr.. Wilson, later
in the day, met a large number of prom
iueuJ local politicians.
After the reception, Mr. Wilson re-
tired to his room and went to bed, sui-
iering from a high fever.
DR.. J. :. Griffith was called in aud he
found that the Congressman 5 ailmeut
had been aggravated somewhat by his
trip from Chicago.
Arrangements had been made for
mass meeting at the Auditorium to-
night where Mr. Wilson was to speak,
bat he could not be present, Congress
man TarSney aud others addressed the
meeting.
A banquet which had been part Of
the programme arranged for his recep-
ton tonight was abandoned.
KANSAS CITY, February 1L-9 A. NJ.
Late tonight DR.. Griffith said that
Mr.. Wilson was suffering from nervous
urostration IS we'll as tOnsilitis. Mr..
Wilson must have absolute rest and
quiet for several days and be will be
unable TO leave for Mexico for a week.
The DR.. said Mr.. Wilson was resting
quietly at midnight but that be was
very sick man
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TO ATTEND JUDGE HOUKS FUNERAL
The House Adjourns After Appointing r
Committee

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 10
In the House to-day was set aside by
special order for eulogies upon the life
and character OF the late Representa-
| tive O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, and the
late Senator Stanford, of California,
but on account Of the death OF Repre-
! sentative Houk, of Ohio, that order was
vacated and the House adjourned ont
of respect TO the memory OF the dead
Ohio representative.
In his prayer at the opening OF the
session, Chaplain Bagby referred feel
ingly 10 Judge Houk's death.
Mr.. Cultivate, the dean OF the Ohio
delegation, was then recognized.
ut becomes my painful duty" said
he, with evidence Of deep emotion, ITO
announce the sudden death OF my es-
teemed colleague Judge Houk. l will
not at this time make eulogY Of his life
or character. but will simply submit
the following resolutions and the same
time say that in some future time | will
ask that the House set aside day for
paying appropriate tribute TO his mem
ory."
The resolutions which were as fol-
lows. were read at the Clerks desk;
RESOLVED, That the House has heard
with profound sorrow the announce
ment of the death of Hon. George w.
Houk, late q Representative from the
State of Ohio.
ReSelUcd, That committee consist
ing OF seven members Of the House,
with such members OF the Senate as
may be joined with them, be appointed
TO take order for the superintendency
Of the funeral and to escort the remains
OF the deceased to their place Of burial,
and that the expenses attending the ex-
ecution OF this order be paid out OF the
contingent fund OF the House.
ReSOlUcd, That the Sergeant-at-Arms
Of the House be authorized and direct
ed TO take such steps as may be neces-
sary for properly carrying out the pro-
visions or this resolution.
R6SOlUed, That the Clerk communi-
cate the foregoing resolutions to the
Senate, and as further mark of re-
spect TO the memory OF the deceased the
House do now adjourn.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment OF the following committee, in ac-
cordance with the terms of the resolu-
tion: MessrS. Hare, Springer, Bryan,
Hulick, McKaig, Ellis, (Oregon,) and
Richie.
Then as further mark of respect
to the memory Of the deceased the
House adjourned.
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To Attend AOuk,s Funeral.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 10
The Ohio delegation in Congress held a
meeting in the speakers room this
morning to take action on the death OF
the late Representative HouS. Senator
Sherman presided. Senator Sherman
and Representatives Pearson and Layto
were designated a committee to draw up
appropriate resolutions. Seven men,
bers with one or more senators will ac-
company the remains 10 Ohio. There
will be a special car for members of the
family and members of the Congress
sional delegation attached to the Penn
sylvania train leaving Washington at
$40 D, N. this afternoon.
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Ths wire Coz Zoo aot.l

DALLAS, TEX, February 1O.-There
is great kick and squeal in horse race
circles and pool rooms in Dallas. The
wire from New Orleans has become so
hot that 1t has been dropped in this
city.
ut came about in this way" says
Mr.. j. L. Jones, of the Turf Exchange,
"the odds that have been sent from
New Orleans have been qneered OF late,
and it appears there is an organized ef-
fort to- sand-bag the pool rooms
over the country anyhow, We
have been swindled to the tune Of
S3,4O0 in the last ten days and have de-
cided to discontinue the New Orleans
wire for awhile. From what can learn
there are agents of the combine In every
town. and they are making gigantic
thing out Of il. Who the Dallas agent
is is a conundrum we would like to have
answered"
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LIKE A ROMANCE.
The Sweetheart Of West Virginia Outlaw,
Sent Up for Train Robbery, Attempts TO
Blow Up Court ROuss and Jail for Re
veugs and to Release Another COnvic!-HOw
the Plot Was Foilsd.

LINCOLN, ILL, February 10.-Late
this evening much excitement was
caused by news of an unsuccessful,
though a well arranged plan, to blow
up the jail OF Logan county, located
here, having for its purpose the
liberation Of notorious local
criminal under sentence OF six years
to Joliet prison and awaiting removal
there tomorrow. The parties implica-
ted in the plot are Arthur Goodpssture,
Ida Shee band Georgia Williams. Late
last night three sticks of dynamite with
fuses and caps were purchased with in
tention OF being passed into the jail by
the Sheeb woman to Goodpasture, who
had repeatedly declared before and
since his conviction that he would
die before he would go the penitentiary,
having no concern as TO the consequent
ces for himself and a dozen other Grim
inals and the Shsriff's family. Luckily
for all concerned, GoodFasture was i'm
prisoned in a cell as precautionary
measure, II being feared that some sort
of an attempt at rescue would be made.
The jail premises were visited last mid
night, but the arrangement to pass out
through a window string to which the
dynamite was attached and hauled up,
failed. Daylight investigation showed
women's footprints around the jail and
ladder ready for use. During the
afternoon young man, In company OF
one of the girls, aScertaned their plans
and told the police. The arrest OF the
girls followed. The dynamite was
found at the home OF one. and when
the prisoners were locked up the
Williams girl confessed her compile
ity In the plot and added further
that another attempt would be made to-
night, and II IL failed, then the girl was
10 explode the charges from the outside
and run the chances OF being success
full. The excitement was intensified
when II came out that the project was
even discussed and decided upon OF
blowing up the court house this az
ternoon during session OF court
while Goodpssture's application for
new trial was under consideration. Inc
conspirators were, however, folled by
the motion being called this forenoon,
earlier than was anticipated. Good
pasture is the son Of Tennessee psrson
OF the Methodist Church, and has been
charged with serious crimes, with in
dictments for burglary and other
crimes hanging over him, supplement
tary TO the one under which be was
convicted. He was the head OF des-
perate band OF burglars. At midnight
be left under strong guard. and hand
cuffed to pal, who also goes for six
years.
The Sheeb wonanis the Alliance OF
Van Meter, the West Virginia train
robber. sent TO Joliet last week for ten
years for attempting 10 rob passenger
train on the Peoria. Decatur aud Evans
Vile railway near here last Novem Der,
when he shot a brakeman defending
the train. Her connection with the dy-
Mantle plot was 10 avenge the punish
ment Of her lover. She is only II years
OF age and rather pretty.
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SLOSSON THE WINNER
He Downed Both schasfer and Ives st
Boston

Boston.
Boston, February 1O.-The unexpect-
ed has happened and Slosson. the stu
dent, has beaten Schaefer, the Wizard,
and Ives, the Napoleon, in the big trl-
angular billiard match in Boston. de
will carry away $3.50 of the 81, 500 stake
Schaefer will pocket $500 and Ives $3.50
The final game tonight between Ives
and Slosson was rather ordinary, and
only twice or three times was there any
brilliant work. Ives did good work
with Schaefer masses, but the careful
work Of the student was too much Tor
him, and the game ended after three
hours duration, Slosson winning by
score of 600 to 467.
In the twenty-third inning Ives was
91 points behind when he made run
string of LAG buttons, going down on
simple one, and Slosson following with
score of rs. Ives did clever work
in the next inning, out it was too late
in the game, and the student finished
the game In short order. Highest runs,
Ives l46, Slosson 115; averages, Slosson
21.5, Ives 16.7.
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NEWSLETa
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphio News
in small space

PARIS, February 10.-M. Party, editor
Of the SOcidIiste, has been sentenced 10 two
years Imprisonment and to pay fine of
one Thousand francs for threatening Presi-
dent Carnot in connection with the execu-
ton Of Valiant, the anarchist
ST. LOUIS No, February 16.-A Port
Dispatch special from Benton, Ills, says:
Thomas Miller, a weIl-to-do citizen Of
Thompsonville, was found dead in the road
way near that village this morning. He
had been murdered while on his way home,
whether by highwaymeu or by personal
enemy has not yet developed
OMAHA, NEB., February 10.-A special
to the Bee frem Auburn, Nebraska, says:
Theo. ". Argabright. a member OF the
South Omaha police force, shot and killed
his father-in-law, VIM. SmeltZer, a. a
school exhibition, about thirty miles from
Nemaha City, last night Argaorignt and
his wife parted some three months ago.
PIrrsBuRG, Pa, ,Feoraary 10.--Knoble &
Cooper, dry goods dealers, No. 55 Fifth
avenue, were closed to-day by the sheriff
on q Judgment OF 900. TIE liabilities
are placed at $50. 600 and assets st Sl50, 600.
The failure is attributed % business de-
pression
BERlix, February 10.-T he Rnsso-Ger
man tyeaty has been signed FOR bothcr
trieR
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slsrERsvILLE OIL FIELD.
Half n Thousand Barrels of sn Increase
Yesterday-News Notes.


SytsiaI Teleorqm 10 the Sunday RsGlsts-.
SIsrERsvILLE, w VA, February 10.
The runs of the Standard Pipe Line
Co. for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at o'clock was IA, $40 barrels, an
increase Of 55S barrels over yesterday.
The total runs of the week, from a.
m. February 3, to same time on the 10th
inst. was So, 945 barrels, considerable
decrease from last week, but as num-
ber OF wells were closed down for re-
pairs and other causes the runs have
been NuD 10 the average, and perhaps
above il. The general daily average OF
the runs through the lines Of
the Standard is Is, 500 barrels
and those Of the Mellon lines
4, 500, making a total daily average Of
Is, 600 barrels, which is only 1000 bar
rels less than the best average daily run
made by this field since il was opened
up. Therefore it can be seen that the
field is holding its own very we'll The
history OF all oil fields has been that the
production, after the first year, annu-
ally falls off about 20 per cent, yet, ac-
cording to the runs reported by the two
pipe lines here, this field has only fallen
of 10 per cent in three years, active
developments having been commenced
here in May, 1891. This is much bet
ter showing than great many other
fields have been making.
Bettman & Watson's No. :, on the
James Early farm, West Virginia side,
is in the sand and is flowing about
eighty barrels per day. This well is
surrounded by good wells and there is
no doubt but that II will increase to an
hundred barrel we'll In a short time.
Luding & Moneys wildcat near
Cadiz, o., is expected in in few days.
The tank having been finished yes
terday, work has been resumed on
Luding & Moneys No. %, in Possum
Hollow, and the drillerS expect 10 finish
il Monday or Tuesday.
On account of the terrible condition
OF the streets and roads, which makes
it almost impossible to get material on
the ground, there is very little new
work starting, but there will likely be q
good sized boom started as soon as the
condition of roads will permit.
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A DUTY on IRON ORE


HoxG Kose. February 10.-The Brit
ish steamer Hangchow, which sailed
from Samareng, December s. bound for
soura baya. has coIlidod With 40 ue-
known vessel. After the collision moth
ing was seen from the Hangchow OF the
vessel that was struck aud she 10 doubt
sank with all oD board. The British
steamer St. Asaph sailed from Hong
Kong on December 81 and there 10 a
possibIIity that she was the vessel
struck BY the Hangchow.
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THE CREW OF TIE KRARSARGE
Viii be Rescued by the City of Para-An
Investigation to be aade.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 10. -
The Navy Department is in correspond
ence with the New York agents OF the
City of Para, which has gone after the
ships company of the Kearsarge. The
department believes that relief reached
the shipwrecked company to-day and
that they will be backsn Colon to-mor-
row. The possible danger OF the men
on Roncador Reef has been greater than
it was thought wise to admit The fact
of the ships fresh water supply having
been lost was also serious phase OF the
situation. There is well on Roncador
bank, but the water is very brackish.
It is supposed that the cruiser Mar
blehead will succeed the kearsarge as
flagship of the North Atlantic squad
ron, while the presence OF the New
York is demanded in southern waters.
A court of inquiry into the loss OF the
Kearsarge will be natural outcome Of
the disaster. 1t is not yet known what
officer was in charge Of the deck al the
time OF the wreck.
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Skating at Montreal.

MONTREAL, QUE, February 10.-In
the two amateur skating races, Johnson
defeated Norseng easily. Johnson's
time for the half mile was one minute,
35 seconds, and for the three miles
10 minutes A AS seconds. the profes-
sional skating races were more keenly
contested. They were at one and two
miles. w. Breen, of st. John, n. b.,
won both races. Time for one mile, 3
minutes, 25 3-5 seconds; two miles, z
minutes, % seconds. One mile cham
pionship, K. Davis, Lachine, won.
Time, minutes and 3-5 second. One
hundred and twenty yards, hurdle,
Geo. Moffatt, Montreal, won. Time, 21
seconds. Half-mile championship, r.
Davis won. Time, ? minutes, 45 sec
onds.
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The Funeral TaI.es PIsce on Monday.

DAYTON, o., February 10-The re-
mains of the deceased Congressman,
Hon. George w. Houk, accompanied by
the Congressional Committee, will ar
rive here Sunday evening, and the fun
eral Will occur Monday afternoon. The
Dayton Bar Association passed reSolu-
tions OF respect, and official cognizance
OF the death OF Mr. HOuk was also taken
by officers Of the National Soldiers
home, who with numbers OF veterans,
will participate in the obsequies.
DAYTON, o., February 1O-A tele-
gram from Sergeant-at-Arms Hill has
caused change of programme, and the
body of Congressman Houck is to be
buried here Sunday afternoon instead
of Monday, as the family desired.
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THE DOG KILLED THE CAT.

The Fight Only Lasted Five Minutes,
the Dog Getting a Mortal Hold as the
Outset.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, February 10.
Another dog and wild cat fight oc-
Cured here to-day for a purse OF S1OO
and the gate receipts, emounting to
over $780,
They fought at the Driving Park.
The fight was vicious, but only lasted
Eve minutes, the dog getting the cat in
foul position and killing it.
The dog belonged to T. L. Montgom-
cry, Montgomery, w. Va.
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TnE PREsIDENrIAL NOMINATION

Is the style OF Bee That seems to Find
Lodgment in Governor Campbelrs BOn-
net
Speeirl TS's7rGB 0 tbs sunday RsQists-.
COLUMBUS, O., February 10.-A friend
Of Ex-Governor Campbell says he is pre-
pairing 20 be a candidate for Governor
next year. at that time Senator Brice
Will De interested ia the campaign very
deeply, as the Legislature then chosen
viii elect his successor. Governor
Campbell declined a place in Cleveland's S
Cabi0et with this course in view. The
Gcvernorship will be made stepping
stone % the Presidential nomination.
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TORONTO, ONT, February 10-Gaud-
sur has accepted challenge Of Sulli-
van. the English champion, to row
double scull race on the Thames. Gaud-
ours partner will be Hanlan. The race
will not. be rowed until after the Austin
regatta.
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Another oner for the Fight.

NEW YORK, February 10-James
Mitchell, president of the Otsego (Micn-
igan) Sporting Association, has sent
the following dispatch to the Associated
Press: At meeting OF the Sportman's
Association held to-day 1t was decided
to offer 500, 900 for the Corbett-Jackson
mill, the fight to take place on Govern
ment Island. in the Kalamazoo river,
one mile from any railroad. The money
has been subscribed by prominent busi-
ness men of the place, who go into the
scheme as speculation.
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stanton Ahbott,. Challenre.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l0.-Stan-
ton Abbott, the English light weight,
has written letter to paper here
challenging Jack McAuliffe to fight at
his own weight for either purse or the
gate receipts. McAuliffe saws he is
ready TO talk business with Abbott as
soon as the latter puts up the coin to
bind the match.
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IN. Abandoned Corhett

BALTIMORE, MD, February 10. Man
ager Hanlon has abandoned the idea of
adding James ]. Corbett to the list Of
Oriole players. He claims he desired
Corbett primarily because he thought
the latter would prove a star ball play
er, and had no idea Of using him for a
drawing card, or "kicker."
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A DUEL BETWEEN LOVERS
They Admired the same Giri-Now One
ia Dead-The Uther Arrested.

They Admired the same Giri-NoW One
is Dead--The Other Arrested.
HEEMosELLA. Tex. February 1O.-A
duel took place in the town OF Uros
yesterday between JOaeph Manuel Tor
ego, a prominent young business man,
and Miguel Lorres, lawyer. The az
fair OF honor resulted in Torego being
shot through the heart a. the first fire.
Lorres was not wounded. The duel
was the outgrowth of the rivalry for
the hand Of young lady Of the place.
The killing has created great sensa-
tion aud Torres has been placed under
arrest
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Think Hs Is Insane

SAN FRANCISCO, Februarp 10.-A re-
voting murder occurred here to-day.
Fred Ruder. q years Of age, residing
with bis parents, killed his aged father,
2. 4. Rndef, by sta00ing him many
times with an ugly dirk knife. The
father aud son had Quarreled over
property matters, which resulted In the
sou being ordered to leave the house.
Youag Ruder drew a knife, stao0ing
the poor old man repeatedly. When
the murderer completed his WORK, be
started TO escape, but had run only a
short distance before being Overtaken
bv the police. His only remark on be-
lbg arrested: Guess I've made a good
lob OF it." IL is believed young kuder
is insane.
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WILL STAND TIE CUT.
Ohio Miners Decided By Big majority
to Accept q Reduction.

H0eeTdI Is'soT2fII % nc S17ddy Hsst''e's
COLUMBUS, O., February 1O.--Ihe
Ohio miners to-day decided by vote OF
$500 to 1874 to permit reduction
from the wage scale adopted last spring.
After discussing the matter OF reduc-
tion several hours, a motion TO accept
the operators proposition to reduce the
price OF pick mining from 20 TO so cents
per ton was carried. The details Of the
scale were referred to a committee con-
sisting of John Fahey, Jacksonville; j.
j. Edley, Shawnee; Charles Wicker, Or
biston; James Gibb, Rush Run; a. L.
Steinrod, Massilon; w. II. Crawford,
Straitsville, and Frank Christian,
Congo.
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stockhoIm skating Races.

STOCKHOLM, February 10.-The an
nual skating championships were de-
cided at Ssltsjobsden to-day, the ice at
BrunnsyicSe being too weak. The
Crown Prince and Prince Eugene were
hurt. A strong wind was blowing.
The matches resulted as follows: 500
metres -Fredericksn and Eden fn-
ish tomorrow for first place. Time,
5O:2-5 seconds. 10000 metres race
Eden first Time, 10 minutes aud I2 2-5
seconds.
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Rnl.a hr = rsIlIpr cylinder.

VALLEJO. GALA, February ID
W. Geerlng. qusrtermaster in ca-
OF steam engineering on the moDih
Monadenock. was fatally Injured 10 70
shlp's hold at Mare Island yards 81
morning, By the breaking OF 4 cha
tackle. A heavy steam cyliBder weig'
ing Elk and q half tons fell upon him.
two and a.haIf inch bolt passed throul
bfs hin eeR- The deceased leas
a wldov child.
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Insinh Onincr,s Eu,lnass.

BosToN, February 1O.--Josish Quin-
cy's frequent trips to Washington since
he resigned from the State department
are accounted for at last. 1t is stated
here on what is considered good author
ity that he is the attorney of Argentina
N the boundary dispute which Mr..
Cleveland will srbtrate.