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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-02

mlttoO ot tho senate gRvo apcCllc duty
OF from onO cent TO 1885 pot pound, Hc-
cordlng 10 polariscopic tost.
Tho "cotnPromtse" amendment which
Ia tho onclnow before the senate, iuadG
tho sugar schedule 20 into vtFcct Jauu.
ary /, 1873, tho rates being 10 pCr cent
nd valorcm on all sugara raw and 70.
fined, one.cIghth Of ono cent additional
on sugars Rbovo No. 10 Dutch standard,
with an additional one.tcnth oil ono
cent pound On sugars from countries
paying export boun.ios II also cOItIn-
ucd the sugar treaty with Hawaii.
Mr.. MandGrson took tho floor as soon
as Mr.. Jonoa had formally proposed tho
compromise amendment. Tho sugar
schedule. no said. was tho interesting
schedule OF the bill. It contained both
sweetness and light. II seemed 10 per.
wade tho whole bill.
Mr.. Manderson thcn proceeded 10
argue In favor OF protection for tho
sugar growing industry OF tho country.
Tho consumption Of sugars IN tho
United States was enormous, hO said.
About 5.00O,00O,000 pounds Of raw
sugar had been consumed laet ycar.
representing in grown and refined
abroad grand total OF sl89.OO0,OO0 to
bo paid to foreigners. Free sugar
would mean the Immediate destruction
OF tho boGt sugar industry and tho grad
ual extinction ot cane sugar production
in the southern states. No country in
tho world, Mr.. MandOrson Eald, was SO
vol adapted TO produce beet sugar rs
the United States. Beet growing ulti-
InatGly would dsplHCc cane growing.
Canc contained 10 per cent OF suCrosO or
crystalline Hngnr, sorghum but 0 pOr
cent, whilo bGcts gavo from 10 to 10 per
cent Of crystalline sugar.
Mr.. Mnndnrson denied that In foster.
ing tho growth OF beet and cane sugar
any obligation existed to protect tho
rctners. There was no contract no dc.
clarcd between tho sugar growers and
the sugar trust. Ile cared nothing for
tho one and everything for tho other.
Mr.. Henderson gave notice that nj
tho proper time ho would offer as Il SUBJ
stitute for tho sugar schedule tho
bounty provision OF tho Mckinley bill,
continuing it in forCo until July !, 1905.
lie argued ut length in support Of tho
'constitutionality OF bountics, quoting
extensively from court decisions, espec-
iaIly the decision OF Justice Miller.
Mr.. Harris. In charge OF tho tariff bill,
then moved that tho senate proceed to
the consideration OF executive business
Botore no mado the motion no declared
with his wouted emphasis that tho
country was impatient and had n right
to be impatient over the slow progress
made with this bill, and that busine,s
interests everywhere were suffering
from the utterly inexcusable delay. Ho
gave notice that niter Monday he would,
Ii he wcre able, compel the senate to
endure longer hours until tho bill was
disposed Of, The senate at 5:47 went
into executive session, and at 5:55 ad-
journed.
In tho house resolution directing
the President to give six months notice
to the Russian government OF tho
ubrogation Of the last treaty between
the two countries, was under the rules
cent to tho committee on foreign affairs.
Tho house went into committee OF the
whole TO Consider tho Brawley state
bank bill.
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DENIES THE CHARGE,

Ridglcy Snys lie Is Not Responsible For
the Continuance of tho Strike.
ST. LOUIS, June l.-Tho charge made
at tho Springfield coal conference that
President Charles Ridgley, Of tho Con-
solidatcd Coal Company, by refusing to
attend tho conference himself or allow
his company to be represented. and by
inducing other central and southern
Illinois mine operators to remain away
had made any settlement between oper.
ators and miners impossible, principally
because the Consolidated is scontro!lod by
the Russell Sage and the Gould inter
ests, who, 1t was alleged, have deter
mined to take advantage OF tho prosont
situation to force their miners down to
the lowest possible scale of wages, is
denied hero by the ofIicers Of the COM
pany, who state positively that the only
reason for the consolidated coInpany's
action is determination to settle with
their own men, aud not with outsiders
now managing the strike. 1t is, also
denied that Gould and Sago control tho
company, or tina. any members induced
other operators to not attend the con-
fcrnnce
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q TREND OF TRADE,
There Arc Some Cheering Signs Through
All tho Gloom.

There Arc Some Cheering Signs Through
All the Gloom.
New York, juno l.-R. G. Dun 4;
Goa wcekly review OF trade says: 1t
is sign Of cheering import tha. in fin.
lahed business, represented by clear.
ings and railway tonnage, thero has
boon less decrease since tho strikes bo.
gan than might have been expec:ed.
Meanwhile tho consequent interrup.
tion of traffic and industry increase.
Tho stoppaee OF iron furnaces between
the Allegheny mountains and the 5lis-
eissippi river has become complete, and
great number OF concerns manufacture
ing iron, and others requiring soft coal
or coke for fuol have been forced to
stop. Business cannot increase in
volume under such circumstances, and
yet payments through all clearing
houses for the week show i decrease Of
only EOS per cent compared with last
year.
Though a large number OF works arc
idle, tho domand for products is not
what might bo expected either in vol
ame or in urgency. Tho output OF iron
and steel has been suddenly and sharp
ly reduced. but the reduced supply
seems about as sufficient for tho demand
rs it was month ngo, except in bcs.
semer. Sales OF small lots OF bessolncr
pig at places as distant as Wes. Troy
and Duluth for transportation TO the
Carnegie works near Pittsburgh dis
close how completely stocks are OK
hausted, and sales tor delivery in July
and August at Sll IN Sll Is 4 price
81 so higher than prevailed lew weeks
ago, indicates the belief that tho ter
mination OF tho strike will soon bring
back the old prices.
Failures this week have been lS3 in
the United States against 93S last year
and 81 in Canada against 81 last year.
Only two failures. both banking, arc ior
100000 or moro.
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DWiSDLlSG AWAY.
The Cold I,osorvo DccrCa SH-Tho National
Debt Statement Tor hIny,


WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno l.--Tho
monthly debt statement Issued today
shows not cash balance In tho troaa-
ury Of Sll7,Sj4,335, OF which s7S,G03, 2O7
10 gold resorvp. Advlccs OF yesterday
from Now York show that 81. 100000 In
gold had boon engaged for shipment to.
day and g, 100000 for tomorrow, which
leaves tho truc gold reserve at tho close
OF business to-day At $75, l49,eU7 This
Is Il loss Of gold reserve during the
month Of nearly $20,000,0O0.
To-day's debt abatement elbows that
the intorest.boaring debt on Juno 81 wna
$685., $40, an increase for tho month
OF only SiG0 Tho debt on which inter-
ost has ceased eincc maturity wasSl, $685.
800, decrease OF S3,G4O. Tho non-intcr-
cst bearing debt was $3.50, ,32S, q dc.
crease OF SU97,239. The aggregate OF in.
tcrcst md non-iutcrcat bearing debt was
Sl,0lO,0lG,560, decrease OF SUi0,S70.
Tho statement OF tho cash in tho
treasury is as follows: Gold, SlIS,0G7,
SIG; Silver, SUI, l0i,0j4; paper. Sl0G,-
0Sl, lie; bonds. minor CoinB, etc, $lG.-
039, ,320, against which thcrc arc demand
liabilities aggroGatins 9065, ,4gS, ,G2s. max
ing tho decrease in tho available cash
balance for tho month $685. ,450.
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COLUMBUS. ONO, Juno l.--The officers
OF tho United States Mine Workers, OF
America, will hold consultation here
next Tuesday on the coal situation.
John Mcbride returned to-day from
Springfield, Ills. The Norfolk & West
enr railroad having complained that the
miners Mt Wells,on and Coalton, Ohio,
threatened to stop moving coal trains
from Virginia, Mr.. Mcbride telegraphed
to his Lieutenant, Johsua Thomas:
Reported hore your men intend to
stop coal shipments over Norfolk &
Western railroad and will destroy prop
erty ifother means fail. Do not allow
such work"
Mr.. Mcbride says: "The whole s!tua-
tlon hinges on one company in Illinois,
tho Consolidated Coal Company, alias
the Wabash railroad, which controls 81
mines, or one.iour.h OF tho output OF
Illinois -
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WIRE WAITS.

A German named Fritz Brazil has been
arrested in London, and enough cx-
plosives wcrc found at his residence to
blow up half OF tho city.
James D. Ford, prominent attorney
Of Toledo, was found dead in his room
at hotel in Cincinnati yesterday.
Heart disease was tho cause.
General Schoheld denies tho report
that |. Is tho intention Of the United
States troops to arrest Governor Waite,
of Colorado, in case no took command
OF the militia agalns. tho deputy
sherils.
Tho body OF Lizzie Ewing, woman Of
the town Of Wellsville. Ohio, was yea
terday found buried underneath the
porch OF the house where she had lived.
Jesse McGregor, who bad bcen her
lover, is in jail charged with her muir
der, and Alma Waters. o loose charac.
tor who had lived with the murdered
woman, was arrested in Pittsburgh as
being accessory to the crime.
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THE SUMMER SEASON.


Society People Arrange Hop ut the Now
Pnrk Casino.
A number Of society people have
arranged for hop, TO take place ut the
new Wheeling Park casino, on the even
ing OF Wednesday, Juno %, which will
inaugura,e tho summer season. The
atIair is in charge of tho following COM
mittee: Mcssrs. Kilbourno II. List,
Robot B. Hnnse. Hal Speidel and Will
lam +. Schaller. Tho following ladies'
have consented to act as chaperones !:
Mesdames John K. List, George X.
Wheat, V. NJ. SclIalter, A. Allen Wheat.
Joseph Spoidel, +. J. Hearnc and A. F.
Husted. Thciull Opera House orchestra
will DO on hand, and the occasion IL
promised rs the first OF brilliant series
to take place this summer at tho beau.
tiiul casino.
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SpSctd! Dispatch to N. Iniclligcner.

Special D1puich to The IniclIgcneer
CHARLESTON, W. Va. juno IAN at.
tompt was madc last night by tho strik.
ere to wreck tho trestlo over Slaughter'a
creek, near Canuellton. on tho branc h
road connecting with tho Kanawha &
Michigan railroad. Dynamite was
placed under one end OF the bridge and
exploded, doing slight damage, which
will be immediately repaired.
Notices havo boon posted by tho
strikers along the northern part Of tho
Kanawha & Michigan road telling pas
seugera II they wished to ride they had
better take "tie Ticket" as 1t was tho
snfost
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Shot Full of nolcs.

MEMpuEs, Tenn, June la special
to the Scimit0r from Jackson, Tonn.,
says: Yesterday Frank Ballard. negro,
met Miss Birdie Thomas, n white girl,
about seventeen years OLD, OIL tho road
near Homer, Toun., and assaulted her.
The girl resisted. Ballard struck at her
with q knife, and she broke Off the
blade. ue then seized q club and was
about to brain her when his brother
came UP and pulled him away. Ballard
fled. Aposso was organized this morn
ing, and Ballard was caught. tied to u
tree and shot full of holes. The body
was then turned ovor to Ballards
brother, who saved tho life Of the girl.
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Spertcl Dispatch TO The IniciliGnccr.
HuSrlSGroS, W. Va. Juno l.-At
o'clock tonight Mrs. William Adams
living nine miles below here, was n,
worl, boiling some material in pot in
tho yard, when she was seized with a;
attack OF apoplexy and fell heGdlon.
into tho fire. When she was pulled
out OF the blazing embors she was dead
and tho upper part OF her body badly
burned
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Yesterday evening from to 8 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. @. W. Brockunier gavo o
reception at their hoapitable homo, cor.
nor OF Chapl!ne and Fourteenth streets.
Throughout tho hours specified there
was q constant procession OF carriages
to and from tho house, and tho affair
was ono OF tho most brilliant and mem
orable aoCial functions OF tho season..
Many guests from outo town wore pres.
mt
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Juno III. Ed
win Campbell, ono Of tho best known
colored men in the state, and principal
OF tho colorcd state institute, abruptly
left tho institution and IS said to have
gone 10 Missouri. Ao was caught by n
pupil making improper advances 10
Lottie Brown, tiitccn-ycar,old student;
There was talk among the coiorcd
people Of giving the professor dose Of
tar and feathers, when he took his
flight
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USE DYNAMITE.
Kannwha Valloy striliors Partially
Destroy Railroad Bridge,
WHICH WILL SOON Be RESTORED.
They Post Warningsto Paasongerl
on tho Kanawha g. Michigan
TO Be SAFE TO TAKE TIE TICKETS"

President Mcbride Forbids tho
strikors at Woilston and Coalton,
Ohio, on tho Norfolk 81 Western
Road, TO Destroy tho Property of tho
Company-Presldont l;idglcy, OF tho
Consolidated Companies. OF Illinois,
ltcscnts Imputatlons Cast Upon Ills
Action In Hofusing to Join tho Opc-
rators' Confcrcncc- Situation mt
Cripple Creek Growing More Dcs.
pcrnte.
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THE BOY MAY BE DROWNED,
a Four.Yehr- Old Child Missing for Two
Dlys Past,

Thursday morning about 0 o'clock n
iour.ycar.old child named Henry
Poverty left his homo, not far from the
Belmont mill, In the old Parker row,
and he has not sInco boen scon. When
he left he was accompanied by big
dog belonging to the family. An hour
or so after, tho dog returned, very wet,
and made such fuss that members OF
the family followed him to tho river,
but no sisn OF tho lost boy could be
found, and it ia feared ho was drowned.
When he left home he had on o whito
hat mud coat, with knee brooches.
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New YoRK, juno l.-Charies Priem,
who for six years kept disorderly
house in Bayard street, testified before
tho state senate investigating commit.
tee to-day that oil that time he was
paving for police protection. His total
payments for protection were $4,000.
He paid tho money. ho said, TO Ward
Detective George Connors.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK. Juno IA scnsa-
tional damage suit acains. tho Iron
Mountain railroad was filed here yes.
terday by Miss Cora Moore. daughter
of ex.Secretary OF State L b. Moore.
The ground was that she was put of q
train as m improper character while
riding with hor father, he being at tho
time in another part OF the train.
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LONDON, June 1.-The international
jubilee and convention Of tho Young
Mems Christian Association was opened
today. An impressive scrvico was held
in Westminster abbey. The great edi.
flee was crowded. Tho Bishop OF Lon.
don preached tonight At meeting and
reception in Exeter hall.
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THEY ARE IN ACCORD.
Views oftho President uud Carlisle
on tho Tariff Agroo,
WHICH IS VERY LOVELY IN Them

Tho Secretary OF tho Treasury EI.
plains with Much CirCumstnntiali,y
Ills Connection with tho Framing of
tho Sugar Representative
Warner Boforo tho Investigating
Committee Falls Back on His Privi.
lego as Member of tho House and
Refuses to Answer Some Very Per.
tinent Qucstions-rhO Sugar Duties
Finally Rcuchcd In tho Sonntc.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Juno l.-Tho Jel.
leo minors have been successful in pro-
vailing upon tho Coal creek miners to
join the strike again, and this morning
the 1000 men who returned to work =
few days ngo laid down their tools and
snid they would work no more until
nstional settlement Is effected.
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TIE SuGA SCHEDULE
or tho Tariff B!ll Finally Konchcd-Mni
Gersou Opposes 1t.

OF tho TnrlT Bili EIniilly Ncnchcd-Mnn-
Ierson Opposes 1t.
WASHINGTON, c., juno IA large
horseshoe Of roses rested on tho desk OF
Senator Proctor, OF Vermont, when tho
senate met at 10 o'clock this morning,
In honor Of that gentlcman's stxty.third
birthday anniversary.
Tho tariff bill was then laid before
the senate and the Grea, baltic over the
sugar schedule began. Tho Mckinley
law placed raw sugars on the free list,
imposed one-hait cent duty on refined
sugar, and gave q bounty OF two cents
to the sugar grower. The house bill re.
pealed the bounty aud placed all sugars,
raw and refined, on the FREQ list. The
frs. bill reported from the finance com.
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CIVIL WAR IN BULGARIA.
ES-Promlor Stumbulol uud His
Cabinet Hro Undor Arrest.
TWO BlTTALIONS OF TROOPS REBEL

And Demand tho RcinstaUcm Ucmcnt OF
tho poposcl MinIstor-Thcy arc
Joined by tho Condolences OF SOFIA.
Tho President and Woo President
ofthc Chamber of Deputies aro Nal.
treated by Il Mob, and Rcscucd with
Great Dinlculty-aInrtint Law De-
olnrcd at tho Capital.
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CLEVELAND, O., June l.-Membors Of
tho Ohio and Pennsylvania coal oper-
ators' committee conferred to-day in
reference to holding another conference
between miners and operators. 1t is
hoped q conference may be held on
Monday or Tuesday.
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LIVERPOOL juno l.-Arrivcd-Ger-
manic and Tauric, from Now York.
HAMBURG, Juno 1.--Arrivcd, Columbia
from Now York.
Nrw foRE, Juno l.-Arrived, Paris
from SOUTHAMPTON,
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ns follows; "CholUra prevails at Mys.
lowtiz, upper SIlosia, and is spreading
over the Russian border"
A second ono said: "ChocrH pro.
walls at Mlava. In Poland, near tho dis.
triCt OF Stettin, but not In tho town."
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To-day tho Senior American Mechanic.
Of Sherrard will give big picnic o.
Sherrard, to which largo number o.
Wheeling people will 20 this morning
There will be aevcral novel and original
features.
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For Western Pennsylvania. tnir preceded by
rain in tho carly morning on tho hikes. probably
warm. md wRrnc! Sunday: northwest wiuds.
becoming west
For West VlrEiaiG, fair. warmer; southwest
wlnis.
For Ohio, fair, warmer, southwest winds;
probably fair Sunday.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by G, SCIISgPT. druggist, corner
MGrSct md Fourteenth streets
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WAsnIsGroH, D. G., June l.-surgeon
General l. W!mau, OF the narino hos.
plsal service, has received a cablegran
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Tho Cripple Creek banks ioarlng a
riot have shipped to Colorado Syringe
and stored in safely vaults 100000,
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Last evening at tho Fourth stree. NJ.
Z. church tho Kings Daushtera gave an
entertainment, NJ which tho following
programme was artisticnlly rendered
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UivDSOUE NORETCH PTBLICI TON.

Noru.ich Conn Aug. II (SpeciaD.-"The Norwich
rven,ng Record" has Just published In souvenir
edt,on Of a handsome letterpr and pictorial com
rordiun OF Norwich. IT is entitled The Rose OF
New-Eneland" and ~ concise and tastciuiIy IL
,s,ro,ed description Of Its institutions. education
nj and religious advantages. manufactures an"
trades officials. citizens and homes IL Is p"o"
of nearly 100 pages. with over $50 han tone e"s',N'
iugs Of men buildings streets ana landscape "ooMS'
J. va printed By THE Record Joo o''ce' nou'' -
~ u couan Norwich bookbinder: issued from
,rees butt in Norwich: the paper used was Haue ny
rho chelsea Paper Manufacturing Company' OF inns
49,. ,hus IN. cover was designed by Theodore ~
tIad.. n Norwich cngravcr. and tho views were
,oLo, Inv Iornl artists Laighon Brothers. ana M
than A. Gibbs.
THE ..pcach yellows' commission, appointed py
tho Iast LEGISLATURE visit every orcharu III ''''
STATE and DESTROY root and branch, with axe OF
orc every tree infected with the yeliowS mas co'i
,s, al i,st about half its work. The commissioners
are six In number and their pay Is 10 day ihey
hoyau their task about the middle OF july an"
mus, end 4; on September l. The commissioners
have done the work in the most enfInie even
~ citv dooryards and examine all fruIt TOT sac
III stores or stree; stands. ne mann sn,outv
:s,rnWfh and a premature ripenng on ths Pr VI
RS fruit The n.aady Is contabouSl nn,, a."
almost completely wiped out 'hs ers,n. 70 consider.
arin nofciaI work Of the kino done Iast year "
Commissioners thought that ,ns is considerably
snns,,er than was anticipated the percentage %
diseased trees Chief Commssion1r Hu a nr cent
I'm, soo.on The disease Is far more prevalent IN
nid than in new orchards sometimes am"um,i Ion.
per cent OF all the trees there. ame ~ onpos
srs nave hu, tkeIy work ranges from so 70 500
In cnca with or without Imprisonment.
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vATJONdL GUARD Affairs.
uo,.n,r,oxs or THE RIFLE MATCHES AT CREED

roxnIrIoNs OF THE RIFLE MATCHES AT CREED
MOOR THIS FALL.
y n Whi,lock General Inspector OF Rne rrae'0e,
.as ,ssnea the order for the State, brisaoe anu
Governors matches on the Creedmoor range. 0on
,rarv ~ the usual custom. the Governor ma
iii m. shot more than month after the o'heis
d some of the conditions under which t"e
r,,,ches will be shot have been signify i''ou'.
chic season so those who are TO take part III ".e"
h,,,,d carefully study General WhitiocKs cfcu'"'
,r,. foIlowIng If the substance oil the ci'cu'"''
First brigade MatchTo be shot az 1rse', snrus Of
cao,anhar 4, for a prize OF 500 open W 1919 1919 ~
,,ve from each regiment oil ihtdnt,s Sa,rs csr,i
cavalry in the First Brsade eae i,riGia 70 COM
cay ~ his commanding officer 10 be eiigioIe 20 ro M
neu y,Isr Inc restrictions laid down IN parasi
r. AK of the State Regulations NJ tea masrectiys
nsar in the uniforms OF thcn 90 pvaras
PeaI i'ba distances and positions are ~ yaIyys
coIp,i, xo wards kneelinS or sittihG' ow yuiu'
srnna' ss Yards any position ., ,or =,
prone PROM, T i,risaic Iatch-ro be competed for az
- we've from each regiment or separate eoi I,
OF WARY IN the second Brigade, eacn man 1e'nS
Oh .an 80 his commanding officer 10 be eiisibie 10
c"rtnie' v;yn.r tte restrictions laid down IN para
con.pe"S W I0, OF the State Regulations. Unlorm
sa annan ammunition. distances, POSITIONS, utsets
Wi pnrizc same as for the First Brigade matcn
anu T.st - "a Rrieade Match-To be competed tor az
I,nn isu on Saturday. September 81 open
49, ,sams OF six from each battalion or sepI iH.
10 49,, e ~ Infantry or battery armed win rines
con,P Third brigade. Uniform. weapon ammuni-
~ d,stances positions targets and prize same ~
sr ,hs Eirst Brigade match
az rrourth brigade Match-To be competed ZOE u Day