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rear Perry, O. T., after binding and
gagging the occupants.

rear Perry, o. T., after binding and
gagging the occupants.
Evan r. Evans, an insane nar con
fined at the Murtie, lT d., Jail, set fire
to his bed. He and twelve other pris-
oners were almost sutfocated.
Richard Wheeler shot ana killed
Ambers Wilcox, G reiGhborirg farmer,
near Mount Carmel, H., because VIII
cox's str ok gtt into Wheeler's corn.
The president Of the dcfunct Cass
County bar k, At'al tie, Iowa. who was
found guilty OF fraudulent banking
was sentenced to five years In the
~penitentiary.
The federal grand jury at Jackson,
Miss, has refused to indict the COVER
ror treasurer and auditor In the mat
ter of the printing OF the Mississippi
state warrants.
Jack Rucker shot and killed DR..
Perry (colored on Red River. There
had been bad blood between the men
and Perry had threatened Fuckers
life.
Detective W. A. ral'1er Of Berrien
county. Mich. claims TO have cap
tured Frank Williams, a diamond rob
BIER, escaped rom the Ohio penitentt
airy at Columbus.
Fraak C.. McMaste:s OF New Albion,
Iowa, unable to secure money, com
mitted suicide at West Union, Iowa,
by taking morphine, laudanum and
chloroform.
Jacob Decrhammcr, an important
witness in q will contest ut Camp
Lake, Mich, was assaulted and beat
en- into insensibility by a man sup
posed TO have been hired by persons
interested in the suit.
Joseph LacrOix and Philip Wells.
his uncle, were murdered while cross.
ing Pine Ridge reservation. Wells
took part In the battle of Wounded
Knee and the Indians threatened t
kill him at the first opportunity.
Henry Smythe, accused of using The
mails to defraud Chicago merchants
escaped at Little Rock, Ark, froI
Deputy United States Marshal Mile
Of San Francisco, who vas bringir
him to st. Louis.
Lee Frizzell and Fred Jones, Charg
ed with conspiring to rob IA Rock Is
land train, pleaded guilty at st. Louis
and were sem to Jail for thirty days
the conspiracy being held by the court
to be a misdemeanOr.
II. J. Bird has sued the Carnegie
Steel company for $4,000. He was
poisoned during the Homestead strike
by some of the food, FOR poisoning
which District Master Hugh Demp-
sey Of the knights of Labor and 9th.
ers are now serving time in the peni-
tertiary.
Burglars entered the store OF Pool
Bros. of Lamar, Mo, blew open the
safe and took therefrom $3.50 in cash,
5000 In notes and about $4,000 worth
of diamonds and tewelry, leaving a
tin box containing several thousand
dollars worth Of bonds and notes
behind them.
+. l.. Schultz has been delivered to
the sheriff at Van Buren,, Ark, by J..
r. Little, who arrested him near Pur.
cell. /. ~, az the charge of having,
in 1873, with Budd Morriss and Jack
Richmc. d, rLrdered two receiver.
Schultz admits his IDENTITY but claims
hr bad n"tlIing to do with the murder
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
THE NEW PARK CASINO.
Plans Wore Not Adopted Sunday.
A Committee VIII Visit
CINCINNATI AND OTHER CITIES
In nn Endcnvor to Find something OF
tho "rOp Notch" Variety for Wheel.
ing-Tho I;lks' Entcrtnlnmrnt Has
bcon Postponed HWccIi-NIr. Roland
ltccd DIny Not Come.

Tho Casino to DO built at Wheeling
Park will not BIO completed as soon as
was expected, and in consequence tho
EIia' entertainment, which was to have
been given thcro US tho opening at.
traction, will DO postponed several days.
Tho date on which tho entertainment
was to havo taken place was May 80
Decoration day-but tho park people
now state that tho Casino will not 10
ready for usO or occupancy before Juno
g.. MIR. @. Il Tracy, OF the Elks' enter
tainmcnt committee, has notified tho
comedian, Mr.. Roland Reed, whose
company. in II OF his plays, was to
have been the feature Of tho show, Of
tho enforced p"ostponemGnt, and
Il Is possible this favorito OF
Wheeling theatre gocrs will not
Casino. Together with his company he
leaves Chicago Il day or two before tho
Both. An effort will DO made TO have
him fill in II week between here ind
Chicago, rs Us to be hero on tho 6 and
9TH. II this cannot be done tho ElEs'
committee will secure some other strong
attraction. Mr.. Tracy IL already in cor
r]espondenco with Now York theatrical
managers, and il Mr. Reeds company
cannot be had, no will DO ready to an
nounco tine engagement Of some other
equally tino attraction for the Elks'
summer show,
The park association was to have
adopted plans for the Casino building
Sunday evening, but mono were nc
cep,cd, and 4 committee composed OF
Mesars. Paul o. Revmann, Edward
Franzhcim and +. Riestcr loft last night
for Cincinnati, whore they will inspect
the numerous amusement resorts OF n
similar character in the Queen City in
an endeavor TO secure exactly what is
wanted hcre-somethinE first class. II
Cincinnati don't show up with what's
wanted othor western cities, including
Chicago and St. Louis, will be visited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
To tho WORLDS ,1calenl Congress.

Tho International Medical Associa-
ton holds its %triennial session this year
in tho ancient city OF Rome, and will
cit there from the Goth OF March to tho
9Th of April. Among those who will at
tend this meGtiug OF world wide medi-
cine men will be DR.. John L. Dickey, OF
this city. accompanied by his wife.
They are booked to sail on tho steamer
Fulda from New Yorl; TO Genoa on the
Srd OF March. At Gibraltar they will
debark and spend two weeks in Spain
and take the next atcnmor OF the line 4
fortnight later, reaching Genoa in timo
to connect with tho great meeting in
Rome on the Goth. They expect 20 be
gone two months. a special ratio is
made to delegates Of % per cent dis
count from regular prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
Tho bernhard Llsiomnnn company.

Tho bernhard Listemanu Concert
Company, q superb musical ~organiza-
ton OF great artists, will give the next
concert in the y. NJ. c. A. course at tho
Opera House on Monday, the Goth. The
bernhard Listemann club has n stand
ing OF the very highest order through
out tho musical world. The club is
composed OF six leading instrumental
soloists Of national reputation, assisted
by u iirst-class lady vocalist. Seats will
be on sale at c. A. Houses music store
Friday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

About 5 o'clock yesterday morning
fire broke out in B%rubaugh's barber
shop, in Taylor's row, just south OF the
Market street bridge over the creek. An
alarm was rung in from box Al, and
the department responded promptly
and did such effective work that the
flames were confined to tho barber shop,
although other light frame buildings
closely adjoin it. ~Brubaugh's loss was
about 500, on which no had an insrr-
0nce OF $500. George Arnold & Co.,
photographers, adjoining the barber
shop, lost about SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
In tho Police COurt,

In the police court yesterday morning
Charles Lodge, charged with habitunl
indecency in public, was fined S. and
costs, and in default OF tho cash was
sent to tho hill Tor thirty days. George
w. Good, arraiGnod as a common thief,
was also fined s. and given thirty days
in default. David Riley, a disorderIy,
was let go on promising to go to his
homo in MiasoNri.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

No donations we're received ut head.
quarters yesterday. The orders filled
during the day reached tho unusual
number Tor Tuesday OF l27. The meet
ing Of tho executive relief committee
set Tor last night was adjourned until
this evening, when the committee will
meet ut the relief store, 1923 Market
street. a full attendance is important
AZ this stage OF the work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

OF tho now "Devll's Auction" 10 DO
seen at tho Opera House Saturday after.
noon and evening, tho New York Jour.
nal says: "The popularity OF the "Dcv.
IFS Auction" ut tho Bljou, bids fRir TO
equal that OF "ln Old Kentucky" which
scored the most phenomenal success
ever enjoyed by that play house. The
attendance so far has been very large,
and thero arc no signs OF its becoming
less during tho engagement" Seats 70
on sale ut Houses music store to-mor-
rOw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

The last Of tho old franc livery stable
adjoining the Panhandle passenger do.
POI, On Eleventh street, was removed
yesterday aud work was commenced on
the excavation preparatory to tho cree.
ton OF the fine new station Tor this
company on tho plans lately accepted
by Chief Engineer Becker. The con-
tracts will soon DO let for its construc-
to-,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

WHEELING. W. Va, Feb. 10. 1894

WHEELING. W. VA, Feb. 10. 1894.
To The Secretary Mtual Life association, BlaC.
hdmtan. y. \.
GENTLIMEH:-It affords mo pleasure
TO acknowledge receipt through your
district managers, Messrs. D. L Stalna.
ker 4 Co.. OF your check for 5000, in
full settlement OF my claim against
your association, arising under and by
virtue OF policy No. 1855. held by nv
late son, Robert b. simpson. For this
very prompt and satisfactory payment
you have my sincere thanks.
Respectfully yours.
W. B. SIMPSON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping with
other luxuries. \ remedy must be
PLEASANTLY acceptable in form. purely
wholesome in composition, truly bene-
fetal in effect and entirely free IRON
every Objectionable quality. If really
i'll he consults 4 physician; il c%onsti-
pated ho uses tho gentle family laxative
Syrup Of Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

lFyou cannot 500 aud need Speotnnlos
you Hii"ild call on az and have yDur cyDs
tested without cliRrgS. We hnvo tho ilnnHt
Instruments aud moro experience tlinn amy
otlicr Optlolan In tho StHtc, mud guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB W. GUuBB,
Jowolor and Optlcinn,
Corner Twelfth aud Markets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
a FREE ENTERTAINMENT
10 be Given by tho Tabernacle Sunday
SChoo this Evening.


School this Evening.
This evening at tho Tabernacle the
Sunday school in connection with it
and the friends OF tho workers there
will give IN entertainment, for which
no admission will be charged and to
which the public is cordially invited.
The following programme will be rem
dered:
l. Opening 4 sous by the school aud congrcs.
ton.
. Prayer by Rev. Be. Barilcbaugh.
$. Music by the Ariel Banjo and Guitar Club.
!. Thomas RambeGirr, selection.
:. ]. T.. BartlehauCh. solo, Apple Blossoms.
G. Miss lniZ Reed, subject. Lost"
:. Harry BNchCt. artistic Club swinging.
s, II. Hanson, SnhjCGt, betty aud the Bear
q. Mas DolliG Briudlc, recitation.
70. French Walton, recitation.
Il. 7. L. BGrtlcbauEh. solo.
Il. Closing by u song b. the school aud conSrc.
CATION.
DeuedIct!on by Rev. &c Darticbaugh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

Thomas P, ShnlIcross, IT,, died yOs,cr.
day forenoon. lie had been i'll for some
time, but was not confined to bed until
Monday night. Ho was tho second son
OF tho late Thomas ?. Shallcroas. A rc-
port was circulated that he had drop
ped dead on tho street, but this was in.
correct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
GafdI9Qemram
Onlcol Nus. 10 and ~ Ionrlrrnth slrcet.


IoyS' WR!5tS-Gco. T.. Stiicl Il C o.-Flith Page.
Carpet Remnant Salo-StOno & Thomns-
Eighth lingo.
NoilCc-ShIclds OF Honor,
oil Beef.
MonOnRah COal-R. II. D. willis
OPERA lIOusc-Y. n, G 4. Course.
For Irnt-S0yGu.roomCd House.
For salG-lInrry J. Fink.
Duplicate W~hlst-Ewlua nrog.
ArchltcCts-FrinEhGlm & GIescy.
Leading GrocoF-W. c, Ebberts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
4 FEni.Y nnAr BouGur
by the Island Ferry Company-Tob be Here
next Week..

next Week..
The committee which went to Pitts
bursh to SEQ about the purchase OF the
ferry boat now at Charleston for the Is.
land Ferry Company, closed n bargain
with its owners and purchased it for
$4,000. OF this sum one-tcnth, or 5000,
was paid in cash, and the boat will be
here az soon US she can be duly inspoct-
cd and brought up tho river. 1t ia
thought tho ferry "a be in operation
early next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
LApIESiI-

Kid Gloves cleaned free OF charge Mt III,
Bon fOn Store. Frid,y' and Saturday, Frb.
runry 70 md 81, with Stc!nhGid's lIiStau-
not fail TO call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

-AsA cure for chilblains, frosted fee,
and chnpped hands Salvation Oil ia n
conspicuous success. % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
THE ELOR!DI SEISON.

socr,t. porNGs OF BRILLIANT WEEK
g Augustine. Fla. March IS CS?ecia.).-Tne town
is f,v Of visitors the weather has been periec'oh'
ard e,.c-v hour OF the week has been crowded "i'a
,ho measures which make this ancient city famous
for ,.s winter he. \ foe cham7etre was gwen on
Monday afternoon. in the tropical GROUNDS o. H. T.
Amrnftovn's villa and sor6e n,Gsca.e was 6'en
bv Mrs. Franklin W. Smith, at the VIA "oFayln
on TUESDAY evening. Both Of these were lot cnaF"
,io, and among the pa,roaesses OF them were MIS-
ro,r y ZONES. Mrs Edmund Pende;oa MIS- Jona
p prexel Mrs william 6. Warden ana MIS-. o'"'
ford Perrin Al the garden party ME- H.Heu wv
rls OF Philadelphia: Mrs. John u. MSc'en"H", VI
Montreal and Miss Haze, az Cleveland served "e''
c,ce, in the mos; ethereal OF gowns in bowers OF
,,,r,,,,o ,,ocn,,ias orange and Japan plum trees.
,,rra ricnic was organized for Tuesday morn
tho NV edmund Pendleton and Mrs John D. Mac.
l,-ron THE steamer Myth was chartered ana
mn Young people spcn, the day in the Tocas %. On
Nnasiasla Island and all enJoyei sea '''" w
ios' riisnt audience crowded the villa Zorayda on
TUESDAY evening for ths d TH y yr: Edward Lsa
ierbach Of NETWORK; f. noNari cay ana q George
tom Miss Eois lewis ~ b a4 ~, nm
from the various orcnestras from M n,i.y hail
on Wednesday evening the anhlai ~ p,nce
took place IN the great Gia!nS-room OF '"e 0"N'
large sailing parties wee given DUNG ,ae "f ,hs
Hs.es wsrHn Of PSiiGi ,rEla Mrs. A. + GoSs
and pnnrs were given at the hotels dnd SSi;
tags by Mrs. John u; Maclennatn, Vi ~ b
M Nh E ANY rs cori Perm ee caggein ..
Clnclrna.i Among the more iim9or'"nY' i.nhan.
lr Ir,,l "weterpocn Of XewYork Mrs Mlso11
Young the Misses Wur.z ana MIS-; b,s 49, IL, her
go ',r,orcn,,ors by Mrs. William O. arc" - " w.
,SsEe ear the city gates and by Mrs tF "a.
in II Smith 4; villa Ioraydl lac IN 1T, hrilIiant
rnn.fovi and san Marco hotels were also o'''''''
affairs. -, ..-,,, tournament Among
49, cvnec.ea TO compete for the SILVER uOpn:
rnssnting the tropical Championship are M4!-0i n
chase. f. II. Hovey, william GctiaS ,i a., Chan,nion
1Iiwcr Campbell who HIS already won ,hs uv' "a
,nrer Zines and needs hut one mc!e ''N'O'' ~
roakc II his personal prop:ty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19

zol and destroyed on one occas?n General e S2w
was present when a kes OF rye "hia"ey WIS ''"7
"Whnt y pi;y To- cmpty ont such fine stuff" said
a byst1ndcr smacking his Nls T., ,,,d ba,.
1T goes into the gutter Ju,t W!i,'r II /" ,be re-
gone if some one had drank it, replied t"e IT,
.Wbot do Won think Prohibition has accomplished
for Maine General DOW was recently, aSSc'
H. leaned forward In his cAAr ana ''S '''
"Nn cnirc generation has grown M in Maine nev
hlv!nG s'rn - hcei;sT w"r 81 s,o1nj Tne state
is entirely changed in charac;er from beng ~.
,,ncei mr. s,,ar,,. Il formerly scent in drink tIr
entire valuation OF al ne pi!r.ry ~ oy Iolnr IN
on 9ory n@rinI y thi.nv, years Nov sioosooo
WI far more ha4 pay eo idr IN "a" Notation o. i ~.
law The STAT sayes annually. directly an IN -,
rccy than $1,000 os %hlcn in "o drnp "' ia
tT, old rum tine Thc result has boon that Mr
J., Iim I'M C vas iinu P5rani Marie is the most pros
Porous state in the Union. Before me Ms'r lay 1T
, Mn in many ways comIne people fron
Prohibition are 50 great that my nnu, known 4,
mated by any mode OF computation no" h'o"" -
US, certain amount Of liquor is then shrugged into
u" we u think it yearly decreases in amount
iirrers on the sly Wherever It exists II IelGs IA
hard dog life. like NANCY cur VINO h m M nce,
and is kckel by every houghes. 9oy n, ,, ,'r No
and cannot avoid. | can say truthfully mar no
liquor is sold in the villages and country plAoCs ~
looks ike corruption IN tho courts ,....o.,
"T,ut was 4 great deal oi property "'Sti'S.i
and wore not many men financial losers or thrown
ar If employment without recompenSe by the pro-
hibltory stltutey' .,.u.., ,,.,, s,,I
"Nt The tim of its passage n gentleman VINO so; soy!
rra,t Quantities OF mOlasseS to the hrewprleS pa
-, ,hoi - massage would ruin his business. TWO
months later he told me that his business han n
creased The molasscs had gone DIRECTLY - tlr
hnr,,, NJ Tho ncoplc The railroads felt that they
must. Of course suffer. as thu transportation @,
iinurrs had furnished them with a large iaFt .,
,%,r frerht I,ut they found that for every bifr'
Of rum they had carried they now had TWO OF mr.
barrels of flour sugar. beef and other SD"uS IN
tended for families who formerly speht th'h money
for drink ...-., r,o,. .r,
answer Ia those who say that because a Httie H,'.
Is s,l1 II proves the law failure. that no s'SIn;,
man would call a remedy . failure WhlCh W'u..
cure nineteen out OF twenty cases OF cohSuhP'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
DrvprJr ORDERS ETGHT TfXITTON

ANNAPOLIS Md March u C;p"claD.-Thc frat"rnai
endowment and death benefit orders are engaged In
a vigorous fight with the regular life insurance COM
NAMES over n bill IN the Legislature to compel al
fratcrnal organizations that pay sick and death
bcne0ts to pay a regular Insurance tax 70 the state
and be under the control OF the Insurance Commits
sIoner All the agents In Maryland Of outside life
insurance companies and the officers of tho Local
connanies have sicncd memorial 10 the legislature
which has been submitted to the committee having
the bin in charge declaring that 'hose fraicrnll
orders nre nothing more than assessment insurance
companies operating under the lodge system ana
should be COMPELLED pay their proportion Of the
fay for The support Of the Insurance Department
1hev should also II Is said be required regularly 10
make rrplrts OF their financial condition.
"lu This talk about fratcrna sentiment, con
tnues Tho memorial, lis very well In It's place, but
;hrsc orderg do an insurance business Tho matter
Of nroci,rIng Insurance Is 4 business and these
orlcrs in order that there should be proper competi-
ton and no class legislation. should comply VITA
The same rules and regulations as other COMPANIES
They are not entitled to any special consderatio;;
Thev are generally controlled by a close board or
first incorp5rators more completely than stock
The orders in t1er protests against the bil s,ate
thai IL II is passed 1000 members or orders In MARY
land will he thrown out, Notwithstanding that more
than 1900 90 has been paid ny them In SICK oehe-
fits alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
ryryCTSlrLE TiCUCS

From To E.mira Advertiser. -.,, ~.
rhe e.,oa Of VI 4s4se syc' I4 TIE, HI nSoPes,'r
An AMI la;t slasm.-0}ahflo EN?t'''' ~. ,rsioh
10" rgn. has had the misfortune tS ie 81
cIro,,ed - denouncs - often III '''' "a A;dr.lge
n piucr processing - % Re9Uo.l."tt ,, in Roca-
Vas he Republican candidate ioG Mt9.s - nm.
- y. aus % his prominence - t.r..' "a
,Iedlny Republican, orstnl2er en-, - ,hins
Hs,So.r1tic nlrty Of that ci,y. a.i"l ny dS
nj %aticuai admins. r, lions coI.t ~
,nlie most desperate Efforts 20 G'lcAl ~, az, MS.
w,i,Sout the ielst foundation Were cfrIt' "a liz.
~, ~ nv of election In every ward Az ~.
irIr. \ religious agitation was sprSns W." the
y,;ers VITA tn~ simc unfair purpose ~ 80, that
onNlsfinn 10 Mr. A.dr.lSc s;opped a. hJ'''.7 ma
hisNone.t ingenuity could devise bat II 80 ma.
paon., ~ Rochester e,ecieI MA ~ ~, s'sced
rty and the same forces Working TOT r..n N'
ynr,riv every supervisor n Monroe CouSN, ,,,c,a
No% it Would seem bu, n,tnr3; FOR Kcpu no Il
poners ID .ei1lce over Mr. AlFid-s 80. TIA
Us wei, earned and egalnst great op9ldof', -, IN
f"Tf,'o Cxrress" however. again selzes upon , "a
honorable victory u make si1D al the heVg.H-vs
party What I'D Mr. Adrls4e "a, zone tn 10 as
friend OF ex-senator Plati hal Tp.l's,.. Itat
and worked with him foT Republican succi, ,c Thst
-. 80 r.a,,r suq ient f5r THE EXpresT y regasS
and publish his election rs dlsSrtcr - 49, ,or
people Of Rochester. ina, was NS ~ noiSSn into
is attempt 70 infuse another dos' 81 ana in.
mo maids % i,s readers - the Weihcnn6 a." nan
Jury 81 tho Repubcan rlrty rs aslecec charge
r,,s nature is 80 strong that It cannon ~
4, lorub,lcan victory or Eepuhlcln nc.eSe .. MA
sine anytIiag else chan an event cdinS rysyboiy
enss.css dsnuncltt lons of Nj. PGu ana every
wh, has ever been known as speaking "o''''"'
"nCr HvSr.iser does not believe that the colr,TS
80 ..r'he Huffa,o EXPRESS ffctDes Inc ctlsS' us
conlemnatory notice OF the nteiiEeh, py 4, Eln,lra
readers II halls the Democratic Nc.oIy ~ Vic
% rchuia r. p,ttt, II names the Republican
torv in Rochester fresh P.att ou.raie ,nere ia
c5nsistency what ordinary commol.ssnaSJ mnter tho
such poiicy especially wheh p"'SN''
rame of rcOuhcaulsm?