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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
AN INJUNCTION AsRED
To Restrain the Nuns From Teaching In
Pittsburg Public schools.

4
PIrTsBURG, PA, March 13.-W. 7.
Kerr, State Councillor Of the Junior
Order Of American Mechanics, and five
Others, members o. the order, appeared
before Judge McClung, in the County
Courts to-day, and made application for
an Injunction restraining the Riverside
public school board from employing
mem bers OF religious orders wearing
the garb of the order as teachers in the
schools. The bill also asks that the
Sisters now engaged be not permitted
TO remain in the public schools as
teachers or otherwise, while wearing
the garb of this or any known religious
or sectarian capacity. IL recites further
that the Riverside Board is maintaining
private Sectarian parochial school as
q department Of the public schools In
derogation Of the rights OF the chill
dren, parents, citizens and taxpayers,
and in violation Of the law; that they
propose to apply to the central board OF
education 10 obtain colorado legal
authorization TO ratify the engagement
and presence Of the sisters as teachers.
Judge McCung took the papers and
fixed Saturday, March "a, for hearing.
Joseph +. Nimmick, a member OF the
Riverside School Board, when informed
of the action of the Mechanics, stated
th at the Board would fight the matter
to the end and would carry it to the
highest court. In the meantime the
Sisters would be retained until the
matter was settled. He had hoped that
the trouble would blow over, as the res
idents OF the Thirty.fourth ward were
nearly all Catholics. He would not be
surprised if they were eventually
beaten. Secretary Of Board Madden
said the Central Board Of Education
would be compelled 20 give them the
additional teachers when it was shown
that the increased attendance required
il. and it was no persons business who
they employed. The question would be
fought to the bitter end. Rev. Father
Cosgrove said the courts was proper
place TO settle the matter, and he was
glad that the action had been taken.
At the meeting of the Central Board
OF Education tonight resolution was
adopted By vote OF % TO 2, refusing
to paw any teacher appearing in the
public schools in the garb OF any relig-
ious order.
A request was then made that the
Central Board appoint five teachers for
the Riverside schools, and the matter
was referred TO committee to report
at the next meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Tn. Industrial Army.

Los ANGELES, CAL, March l3.-The
industrial army movement is creating
considerable sensation here over 500
unemployed organized q regiment sew
eral weeks ago and expect 70 JOIN tneif
comrades from throughout the Western
States and march TO Washington. They
cent A delegation 70 tbs City Council
lsst nizht 10 obtain railroad transporta-
ton for the Los Angeles regiment 70
washington. General Frye, commander
vf the army, to-day sent notice 70 Sec
re,ary OF War Lamont 0. the moving Of
the army, and enclosed rs constitution
and bylaws. A demand is made that
lamont order ratons issued 70 the army
from various pssts and provide trans
portatios. General Frye significantly
states that the army will number S,0o0,-
COO. By the tine Il reaches Washington,
and intimates that il viii be just a. well
70 acceds 80 requests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-First race,
Gle OF mile, Matt Foster won; time
:5s5<. Second, furlongs, Dor S. won;
time, 1:2O. Third, lilo Of mile, Hi
ram Argo won; time, 1:13. Fourth,
Ola of mile, Heads or Tails won;
time, :5St, Fifth, mile, Oakview
won; time, 1:O5]5. Sixth, 11-16 Of
mile, Ceverton won; time, 1:1213.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 13.-
Weather, fine; track, lumpy and very
heavy; attendance, good. First purse
$500. 6 furlongs, Bolster first, Mildred
second, Lank third; time, 1875. Second.
purse 5000, furlongs, Scottish Belle
won. Consignee second, Paul c third;
time, 1853. Third, purse $500,
furlongs, Rosebud won, Moses Solo
mon secoLd, General Ross third; time
l:15. Fourth, purse $500, handicap,
furlongs, Salvation won, Hattie
Grant second, Red John third; time
1879. Fifth, purse 500, 81 furlongs,
Maggie Beck won, BurreIls Billet sec
ond, Sub Rosa third; time 1924.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14

49,
-r..snl Telsaran q q. R.el.Le-.

Epfci1l TeisgTdfH % "a hecisJe~
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March Ia
The Secretary OF State has issued q
certificate Of Incorporation 10 the Fair
mont and Grafton Gas Company, Of
Fairmont, ". Va, with an authorized
eapital of 100000. The ineOrporators
are Edward NJ Grant, Of MOrgantOwn,
w. Va; Jas. w. Rowland, Jacob j.
Gosser. Wm. J. Mcconnell and Thos.
b. Gregory, OF Franklin, Pa.
Also the Traders Company, Of
Clarksburg, W Va, with 40 authorized
capital OF 81, 600, 600. The Company is
organized for the purpose Of erecting 3
building 20 be used part as bank, part
as q hotel, part sn opera house and for
other purposes, and for the purpose Of
operating them. The inC0rpOrators are
TN. Jackson, w. B. Maxwell, Fleming
Howell. John Bassell, C. SpriEE Sands,
Z. s. Horner. J. Lee Horner and d. p.
Morgan, al Of Clarksburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Parkersburg Thinks OF Reform.

.Susrtel Is.s1rGHg % tts Rsgisrs-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March 10
In opposition TO the Republican and
Democratic city tickets, a citizens re-
form convention nominated an anti
license ticket last night, with three Of
the regular Republican nominees as
part OF that ticket.
The three referred to we're forced 70
decline the honor and to-day the Exec
ut.ye Committee Of the Reformers sub
stituted other names In their stead.
The Reform ticket consists, as remod-
eled. OF C. W Archbold, Dr. q. X.
Jones, c. 7. Caldwell, ". Z. Powell,
j. W. Woods and ]. H. Teed. The Re
form ticket appears TO have quite a
strong endorsement among the church
people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
M.s,lnr Of ths we,tern Lsarue.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, March l3.-Dele-
gates 20 the spring smeeting Of the
Western League began arriving to-day.
Managers George Ellis, Grand Rapids
Wm. Sparsing, Indianapolis; and John
A. Barnes, Minneapolis, were first 10
put in appearance at the Plankinton
hotel. President johnson aud the
other delegates will arrive THE morn
ing. Informal sessions will be heia
this evening, and tomorrow morning
the delegates will 20 into regular ses-
sion. A number Of minor questions VIII
first be disposed Of, when the schedule
matter will be taken up. II Is Almost
certain the championship season VIII be
open on April 25, q majority Of dele
gates favoring that date. Eeach club
will travel about 1,250 miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Anti. Win at Now Cumberland.

Gveeidi 7stf0ran 70 tes Rsotste-
NEW CUMBERLAND, w. VA, March
IA most hotly contentes town cleo
tion was held yesterday. The issue
boiled down TO a foe point was pool
room and saloon (as the latter was ex-
pected TO follow the first in case the
election went favorably) and the anti
pool and saloon. Both parties worked
ike beavers. The antis scored a com
plete victory. electing their candi-
date for Mayor, J. Wesley Flow
ers. by nine majority over the
present incumbent Mayor Reese, and
six councilmen. First ward-David
Edle, long term and N. Bendure, short
term. Second ward-Chesier Ward,
long term. Third ward-McKee, drug
gist, long term and John Hutchinson,
short term. Fourth ward-Mr Fisher,
long term. Ia the Fifth ward, James
NJ. Porter was reelected for the long
term. He was the only member elect
ed on what was called the Citizens tick
ct which in this case seemed 10 be a
misnomer. The Antis therefore have
the mayor and seven out Of the ten
councilmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
nER FATHER A CARPENrER.
Engagement OF Miss Annie seabury
Bruster to an ItAliaR Count

Engagement OF Miss Annie seabury
Bruster to an ItAiiaR Count
Speefol TsiegrdB 10 the Rssss,s-.
ZANEsvILLE, o., March IA week
ago the engagement was announced In
a cablegram from Rome OF Miss Annie
Seabury Bruster to Count Henri de
Frankensteln. a Russian Pole OF con-
siderable celebrity 10 diplomatic circles.
The bride referred 20 is the daughter
OF Mr.. William c. Bruster, a we'll
known New England family. As a
matter Of fact Mr.. Bruster and his
daughter were former residents OF
McConnellsvile, a small town twenty
miles south OF here. In 1850 be worked
a the carpentering trade, q number OF
the business structures Of McConnels-
Vile bear evidence to his skill as me-
chanic. He was born In that town, and
Grandfather Bruster was a curbstone
broker, aud charged 25 cents a day on
a small loan. The young lady Is spoken
OF as a person OF high attainments and
great personal charms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
TO CODIFY THE PENSION LAWS.
Representative Parsons Bill Receives
Earnest Commendation.

Representative PearsOn's Bill Aecsl'es
Earnest Commendation.
WAsHINerox, D. c., March 13.-In
the first session of the FittY-third Con-
gress Representative Pearson, Of Ohio,
introduced a bill for the codihcation
and arrangement of the laws relating 10
pensions. IL is a very elaborate mea-
sure Of 19l sections and l42 printed
pages, and divides all the past legisla-
tiOn on the pension question into
twenty-five chapters, each of which is
again suh-divided into sections properly
headed, making altogether most com
plete and thorough grouping and con-
venient arrangement of the laws on the
subject. The bill was sent TO the Com
mittee on the Revision of Laws, and Mr..
Ellis, the chairman of the committee
on the revision Of laws in turn referred
10 70 the Department Of the Interior
with the request that it be considered
and an opinion given as 70 the desira-
bility o. it's enactment. He has recent
ly received from Assistant Secretary
Reynolds a letter In which the latter
SAYS he is much impressed with the i'm
portauce of the matter, and In addition
to seeking the opinion Of the Commis-
sioner Of Pensions regarding it, he gave
careful personal attention TO the ar
raugements and details of the bill and
is convinced that 10 all respects 10 is
worthy of commendation. Mr.. Rey-
nolds further says that the Secretary Of
the Interior, In his recent annual re-
port, recommended the modification Of
the pension laws and IL is believed, he
says, that this bill, if speedily enacted,
will supply the obvious need which
prompted that recommendation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS ORGANIZE
A National AssociRtion Formed at Wash
ington Yesterday.

A National Association Formed at Wash
ington Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 13.-Cigar
manufacturers assembled in national
convention here to-day tor the purpose
OF forming a permanent organization
and also 20 protect against the in
crease in the internal revenue tax on
cigars from 50 TO s. per thousand, as
proposed in the Senate tariff bill.
NJ. Krohn, OF Cincinnati, o., presided.
It was argued by the speakers at the
meeting that the contemplated increase
in the cigar tax would result either TO
increasing the cost of cigars TO the con-
sumers or radical decrease in wages of
the 500, 600 employees in the country
The committee on permanent organiZa-
tion submitted a favorable report,
which was unanimously adopted.
The organization will be known as
THE Natoanal Association Of Cigar
Makers" Permanent officers for the
convention were NJ. Krohn, Chairman;
A. Lichten, Philadelphia; Ed. HaYman,
New York; John Ghinger, Lancaster,
Pa: +. Freeman, Baltimore; j. Hern-
sbeim. New Orleans; John Brunt, De-
troit. and WIN. Root, BinRhampton.
Vice Presidents; r. Lindheim, Treas
urer; Morris S. Wise, New York, Secre-
tary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Took an Ounce OF Laudanum-

SI71II- I9-ClT-Tll % - II1l-'-7T.
CLARING TON, o., March 13.-At 1:50
.. N. Monday John Smith remarked
10 a friend: "I'm going 10 finish my
self and do it right" Shortly after
ward, to his sister, who lives in joe
boat, be said, "rm going TO do myself
up." At 2:50 be was found souBdly
sleeping IN a chair at home, and upon
investigation it was learned that be
had swallowed one ounce Of laudanum.
at l:sO this morning, precisely, twelve
hours after taking ehe poison, be
died. Domestic trou lie is said 20
have been the cause Of his suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
n1ENNIAL sEssIoNs IN OHIO.
Senator Abbott Takes Occasion to Give
Governor Mckinley a Mild Roast

Senator Abbott Takes Occasion TO Give
Governor Mckinley n Mild Roast
special Tefgrzm TO TIE Register.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 13.-After a
fight of nearly two months, Governor
KcKinley to-day won his light Tor 6len-
nial sessions OF the General Assembly,
the Avery resolution TO that effect being
adopted by both houses.
In the Senate The opponents OF the
resolution fought bitterly and Senator
Abbott, Republican, declared that no
BODY wanted biennial sessions but Gov
ernor Mckinley and he only wanted
them 10 help along his presidential
boom. The State constitution did not
give the Governor the veto power, but
'some Governors" had undertaken 70
influence legislation il remarkable
way. They did not seem 10 note the
separation Of the executive and legis-
laIYe departments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Barred Because IL. a '.wha, Is It"

Sufcfal ICItqrqn1 70 tN He9i'itF.
COLUMBUS, o., March l3.-By de-
clsion Of tbs Supreme Court to-day the
Guarantee aud Accident Lloyds'
peculIar New York insurance concern,
was barred from doing business Ia Ohio.
II is neither partnership nor corpora
ton. One hundred persons oy mutual
agreement contribute 10 the capital and
share the income equally. 10 the hun
dred are included many we'll known
men, among them eI-Secretary .. ).
Falrchild, Dan Lamont VIM. &. WHIT
ney and Levi p. Morton. IL is barred
because il is not legal individual
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Special Term of the Supreme Court.
--...f rr.Is--Ur, n m Esolafrr


CHARLESTON, w. VAr March ia
special term OF the Supreme Court be-
gan to-day. All the judges were pres
ent. An order OF certorari to bring uD
omitted portions OF the record 10 the
case OF Clark and others vs.. Perdue,
from Mercer county, was entered and
the court adjourned until tomorrow.
The special session will last about q
month and will be devoted mainly 10
the handing Of opinions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10
There are indications that agreement
will be reached in the Senate Committee
on Finance as TO the date on which the
tariff bin will be reported TO the Senate.
At present there is q difference Of only
one week between the Democrat and
Republicans, the former desiring Mon
day, March 20, and the latter one week
longer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Pocket Picked Houss Burned-
-, a, .,f...~ao. "a ~ trsytsrf-.

GRAFTON, W. VA, March i3.-Whlis
amputating the arm Of the uuknoWa
tramp, who was hurt yesterday, Dr. u.
McKlm was relieved Of bis poeksttook
containing Iomsthing over one hundred
dollars. No clue as 20 the ideatity Ok
the thief has yst been obtained.
A dwelling house belonging % ".
r. Dent. located on WickWirs, sooui
three miles north Of town, Was burned
down last night. Loss about $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14

NEW YORK. March i3.-John Kelly,
who vas arrested early Monday morn
ing. having 10 bis possession number
Of dynamite cartridges, was arIeignea
before Justice Sims IN the Harlem
Court to-day and remsndsd until Thurs
day 70 allow the police - make further
investigations The prisoner presented
a very detected appearances, and looks
anvthlrR bot q fierce Anarchist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Kanawha valley Men At work.
IL, T,f.gr,oa 10 M Rec,srs-.

MONTGOMERY, w. VA, March ID
Ont OF q total Of twenty-seven mines
in this district (KaDaWha) there are
now fifteen running At the reduction,
and two more will start up tomorrow.
It is reported from reliable sources
that there will be a meeting OF the
miners held here tomorrow night aud
that the strike will be declared oh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
BRAZIL'S WAR IS OVER.
Insurgents Cause Lost and the Lead
erS Surrendered.
NOT A SINGLE SHOT WAS FIRED

By the Insurgents Fleet When
Piexoto's Land and Naval
Forces Combined in an Attack
Upon the Rebel Vessels IN the
Bay and the Forts On Shore.
De AEeIlo Proves False to Da
Cana, and His Whereabouts
Is Unknown-Da Cana Said to
Have Sought Refuge On An
English Ship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
A verdict for s5,OOa

Special Tslsorarn % ~ Rsgsts--
PARSONS, W. VA. March i3.-In the
case OF Charles ". Young vs.. the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway
Company, for s3O 900 damages for loss
OF arm, the jury to-day gave verdict
for $1,000 The case will be appealed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 13.-
More than 200 patents on various in
ventions expired by limitation to-day.
Among the Inventions were the follow
iDe: Machinery for drilling oil aud
other artesian wells, C. Swan, Trenton,
~. assignor 90 j. A. Roeolings' Sons
Co., sane place; grain separator, Wm'
Fdris. Eugene City, Oregon; wool cleans
Ing machinery, o. Lowe. Hyde Park,
Mass. combing harvester aOd thresher,
"A. j. Wise. r. B. Wise and Il. j. Wise,
Vac Station, Cal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
down WITH THB LORDS
Significant Action Taken in the House
Of Commons Yesterday.
MR. LABOUCHERES AMENDMENT

To the Address in Reply to the
Queens Speech Carried by
Two-The Parnellites Have
Little Confidence in Roseberry
and Do Not Expect the Home
Rule Bill TO Be Resubmitted
Till After Another General
Election Is Held-The National
Reform Unions Manifesto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
Pateat. for West vIrsinianL

ADfclI- IfIf1T az o IIt hsVIsIt'+
WASHINGTON, d. c., March IA
patent for car coupling was granted
to-day 10 George w. jackson, r. Smith
and E. A. Bennett, Of Weston, w. Va,
aud for a self-ieoding magazine hammer
to Alfred ID. Cushing, Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
West Virginia Postal Affairs.

6re1Gl Ifle7fdW 90 tts heotfer-
WASHINGTON, D. C., March l3.-R0b-
ert C. Rodes has been commissioned
as postmaster at Ronceyerte, W. Va,
presidential oaice) and Clarence r.
Long IS postmaster at SanchO, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
THRYDONT CARRYGUNS
The Kentucky Lawyers Disclaim Bel
igarsnt Preparations
THAT FACE SLAPPING EPISODE

Was Not Within the Jurisdiction
of the Court, and Nothing Was
Done About It-SOme Very
Dreary Testimony in the Pol
lard Breckenridge Case Yes
rerday-It Almost Cleared the
Court Room, 1t Was So Te-
dious-Nothing Startling De-
velcped-Sister Cecilia on the
Stand-Recognized the Vol
umes of Washington Irving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14

Young maiden, II you'd coast those charms
That win lover 10 One's arms,
And that nay never let nim 60.
Twill be through SOZODONT, whose
powers
Give to the breath tie balm Of fiowe- 3,
And leaves The teetA as white as snow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14
ZEE wEArHEE

w..rr~.rox. D. C.. March t1--Fof West
virrios partly cloudy; probably ceoisfi
norfhwest Hlr1s. In, lie.
~ Wes.s,h PsnnsTlTanls. f11eraliy iaisi
60 isr iu sof iern Foitioni net.n -~.t
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salem Manufacturing Company Resumes.
SILL T.laarana . ~ Ra9is.Fr

SALEM, W. Va, March 15.-The
Salem Manufacturing Company, which
closed down several weeks ago on ac-
count Of 10 Work, resumed operations
to-day with a great many hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-14

rhs innumerablc testimonials In tle posses
sion OF IT'S proprletcfs show tle 8Qo4 "elA eAi
rstIon on is doing. sets
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-21

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syphilis. for blood poisoning, mercu-
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia. and
in all blood and skin diseases, like
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letter, scald head, boils,. erysipelas,
contradiction, that p. p. P. is the best
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In all cases.
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CONTRIBUTED SCRAPS.

Few persons have any concep.
ton of the immense power Of
vim, pluck and enterprise in build.
ing up towns and cities and widen
ing their trade and business.
Would 1t be of any benefit to San
Antonio to quadruple her popula.
ton and wealth? Would it benefit
her business men to have her trade
and business increased ten fold?
Would real estate owners be pro-
flied by having the price Of real
estate doubled or THRILLED?
AS matter, Of course, all will
admit, that such an increase would
benefit all classes of our population,
but the trouble is, there is a
marked want Of vim, pluck and
enterprise on the part of our
monied men in exploiting schemes
for pushing San Antonio ahead.
In 1884, when our war for nation
al independence closed, New York
was on an equality with Norfolk,
Va, and below Charleston, S. c., in
the volume and extent of her for
eign commerce.
All know how immensely New
York has Outstripped and out.
grown her rivals of one hundred
and ten years ago, in domestic and
foreign trade, and in population
and wealth.
What was the prime and eff.
cient cause Of the brilliant success
of New York in the march for
progress, and of the slow progress
made by Norfolk and Charleston,
who had fair start with her, in
1884, when peace dawned on our
country?
1t was superior vim, pluck and
enterprise. 1t was the making the
very utmost out Of her opportuni.
ties and converting future possibil.
tiles into certainties, by the exhi-
bition of tireless vim, undaunted
pluck and bold enterprise.
Chicago Is a pregnant example OF
the prodigious motive and expan.
sive power of vim, pluck and en-.
terprise. About twenty years ago
fire swept over her with the
bosom Of destruction and virtually
blotted her of the map. But her
citizens found no such word as
"fail" in their lexicons, and they
borrowed money and went to work
to rebuild their city. Ph9nix-Iike
Chicago rose from her ashes In
greater splendor than before heI
great fire; she has widened hel
trade and today can proudly point
to two millions Of population and
a wealth to correspond with it.
Atlanta is another signal instance
OF the might Of vim, pluck and en-.
terprise in the upbuildlng OF towns
and cities.
In 1864 Atlanta was committed
to the flames by the order Of Gen
Sherman, and was destroyed. But
the people when the war closed
and peace shed her benignant
beams over our desolated and ina
Poverished southland, went to work
like beavers, to build it up, anC
achieved wonders.
ECnCWbtIe in the seventies an
lG Obstructive fire swept owe
tlfIta and laid her in ashes. I'm