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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

shall have a label detailing its contents.
The Travellers Protective Association,
which embraces 10000 drummers, has
decided to boycott Western roads that
that have refused TO issue an Inter-
changeable ticket.
Chicago cornice workers strike was
compromised. Only union men will be
employed aud union men will be en-
ployed aud union men will only work
for mem berS OF the Contractors Asso-
claJ'oh. They will work eight hours
and receive 80 cents an hour.
Brooklyn musicians brought before
the Board Of Alderman an ordinance
prohibiting street bands from playing
in the streets after November l. Union
musicians claim that these bands nave
cut wages and thrown hundreds OF
citizens out OF work.
According 10 the last census, the pro-
ducers Of this county produce towards
the wealth Of the nation $1,000 day
each on an average, and receive as their
share SLO5, or tenth OF that sum.
This S9.45 is what the middlemen or
non-producers take as their share
Il. j., IN 81. Paul Globe.
A workngmen's polytechnic night
school has been opened in Baltimore.
The students are from all trades, most
ly ycuug men ambitious TO rise. There
are, also, poSt-graduates' courses Tor
graduates Of the polytechnic school,
which will fis them for johns Hopkins
or other universities. The hours are
from 74j 10 9 -.
A bill introduced on Monday IN the
Austrian Lower House authorizes the
formation Of workingmen'S committees
in factories aDc shops, the MEMBERS to
be elected " secret ballots, TO promote
concord between masters and men; also,
the appointment OF Cancellation boards,
10 be organized usually by the local au-
thorlljeS, but sometimes by the Minis
try OF Commerce.
Labor is prior to and independent oil
capital. Capital Is only the fruit OF
aud could never have existed II labor
had not first existed. Labor is the su-
perior OF capital and much the higher
consideration. No men living
are more worthy to be trusted than
those who toll 40 from poverty; none
less Inclined TO take or touch aught
which they have not honestly earned.
Lst them beware Of surrendering a
political power which they possess. and
wi G., II surrendered, will surely be
useu 10 close the door OF advancement
against such as they, and fix new dis
abilities and burdens upon them until
an liberty shall be losL-Abraham
Lincoln.
A case in Pittsburg courts will, when
decided lay down the law as to whether
striking workmen can lawfully use mon
ey TO induce other men to quit work or
refrain from working.
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mendel it 10 several, who have tried II and
been cured.n
Here is the voluntary testimony OF mo
estimable lady. that she was cured by
Grcene's Nervura blood and nerve RENE
tits wonderful tribute 10 the great
OF this medicine in curing disease.
a large class Of people who, while
actly sick, suffer from extreme neryo
feel weak and tired lack their o
strength and ambition. They DO nod
sleep well wake mornings tired, wit
feeling head and no inclination 10 TAX
OF their work.
To oil such we would recommendy
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
for 1t will certainly give strong nerves and
vigorous bodies-in fact Will make you
strong and well.
This medicine is recommended by doc
tors II Is not "A patent medicine. but The
prescription OF the most successful living
specialist In curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. DIR. Greene, OF 30 West 18th St,
New York City. He has the largest prac
tice in the world, ana this grand medical
discovery is the result Of his vast experts
ence. The great reputation OF Or. Greene
is a guarantees that his medicine will cure,
aud the fac: that he can be consulted az
any time free Of charge, personally or BY
letter, gives absolute assurance Of the oen-
efcial action OF this wonderful medicine.
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OK Roast in Mercer.
sDeefsl TO IN, RsqiH.-.

CpeCtot ~ Hs' A'tN'-.'
HINTON, w. VA, October 27.-Fully
one thousand enthusiastic Democrats
gathered TO the barbecue al Hill Top,
Mercer county. to-day. The rally was
a grand success. Three OF the ablest
speakers in the State were present.
The polished orator of Greenbrier, Hon.
John A. Preston; the eminent Mercer
jurist, Judge David f. Johnson, and
the Ronceverte's Cyclone" Capt. c. I.
Smith. All three orators made forciole
Arguments and were accorded hearty
and fr equent applause. The Concord
brass band was on hand and helped to
enthuse the gathering with patriotic
music. A large Democratic sox was
killed and roasted and the crowd mad
great feast It seemed to be the gen.
eral impression that the Republicans
have little to hope for in Mercer.
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TRIADELPaIA.

The wheels Of industry are beginning to
roll in our little quiet town. j. L. Weeks.
the painter, was awarded two large con-
tracts in this place
MIR. Harry Inner will move in his new
residence about the first Of the month.
Craft Brothers was awarded the contract
for the new barn and stable 10 be built al
Elm Grove for Mr. Harry Harbrook. the
manager at the Top mill. Work will begin
az once. The same firm secured the con-
tract for new residence out CaldwelPs
RIM
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, W. VA, October %.
The new heaters IN the school house, con-
trary to some surmises, are said by the
ianiior TO be giving good satisfaction.
Hon. n. E. Whitaker was in town yes
terday.
The NJ. E. Church people teudered their
new pastor, Rev Meade, vefF pleasant
reception on Wednesday last the par
sonage.
There are 10 empty houses town and
many inoniries Tor dwelIin by people
wanting TO come in This neaitny
SION and evidence that time tRve very
-,s,ch ironroved during the last s months.
In fbs river shere are fs crops OF
.vS,Iss ar,ong the krovvns Al hes and
- - Scans car load e being
shipped Branch
PAWN ng shipp
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WFnFIING REGISTER, SUNDAY. OCTOBER %, 1894

fast as manufactured. There is night
and day crew loading cars.
The big kiln at the Clifton has been laid
of three or four months, and the crown
kiln used instead.
At the Chelsea pottery there are said to
be near three hundred persons employed.
Mr., Walmer's water pipe linels nearing
completion.
An extra freight crew for night service
has been put on the branch.
Circuit Court on November 5th, Judge
PAUL presiding.
Mr.. Gates, of Kittanniug, visited his
daughter. Mrs. Rev. j. II. Sutherland,
over SUNDAY.
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Speakers for west vIrEIa'a.

WAsHIyGToN. d. C.. October 27.-
Senator Faulkner has secured General
Hooker, OF Mississippi. TO address the
Democratic meeting at Huntington. on
Monday night. The General has also
volunteered to deliver an address at
Charleston on Tuesday night II his ser
vices are required. Assistant Secreta-
~ OF the Treasury Hamlln will address
the Democracy Of Martinsburg on Tues
day night.
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nnnrhtrr. nf Rebaoea.

Pride Of Wheeling Council AZ D. o; L.,
had an enjoyable time at their hall,
1914 Market street, last evening, a good
number OF their MEMBERS being present.
They are arranging 10 have a social
next month. The members should All
be present at the next meeting. This
council Is In fourishing condition 80
the present time.
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M... ylrrlnl. ro.tal ana

sTfefsf % ne Hf7If;e-
WAsHIYGTos, d. c., October 27,--
The name Of the postofice at Minerea
Point, Harrison county. has been chang
ed 70 Mineral. Mrs NJ. +. Merris WAS
to-day appointed postmaster AZ Bellton,
Marshall county, w. Va, vice {. H..
Reid. resigned: and J. Y. Cbamberlaln
at LowmaD, Wetzel county, vice 4. Il.
Holbert, re moved.
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DEMoURAUY's DAY.
Hon. Allen o. Myers stIrS Up Enthusiasm
in LewisDurg.

in LewisDurg.
speeiat TO the RegiGer.
HINTON, w. VA, October 27-To-
day was a Democratic day in Green
brier. Hon. Allen U. Myers, OF Ohio,
took the county by storm In a speech
at Lewisburg this morning. over l,5OO
people assembled at tho fair grounds,
where the speaking was held, many OF
whom drove long distances In wag-
ons 10 be present on the occasion.
The Democratic ladies OF Lewisburg
came and brought with them large
number of we'll filed lunch baskets, and
a free dinner was served TO all present.
Myers's speech was one Of the ablest
ever:llstened TO. and was grand con-
vincing argument IN favor Of Dsmocra-
cy from beginning to cod, broken fire.
ouently by loud applause. The out
look in Greenbrier for Anderson is rosy.
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rhar Nll cone nem. 70 yols.

bDtrf0t 70 " FifIf31fl
wAsHISGToS, October 27.-Tbsro
will be a general hegirs OF West Vir-
ginis Democrats from Washington the
latter part Of next week, az they AL
want 70 20 home 70 cast their ballots
for the Democratic nominees on cleo
ton day. Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Miller will not be able 70 start
for home until the day before election.
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Iowa. is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Clara Carter, Of Elm Grove, is Wis
ting relatives here.
The spur wheel for the engine running
mills 10 ond Is at the Etna-Standard, Is
here and has been put IN place. The two
mills will 90 on Monday.
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LADIES OF THE.o.IA. IL

James A. Garfield Circle No. will
hold a special meeting on Tuesday
afternoon. October 30, at their head
quarters, G.. A. X. Hall.
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IL Wa Not Taken Up.

ATLANTA, GA. October GA mo-
ton 10 take up resolution 10 the House
OF Representative Of the Georgia Leg
islatEre, declaring il be the sense OF the
Legislature that Congress should enact
a law for the free and unlimited coinage
OF silver and condemning the represen-
tatives in Congress who voted for the
repeal OF the SberXnsn act. vas defeated
this morning { vote of "a 70 90. Only
% Democrats q 70 take Up the reso-
luton. The e were populists.
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very good s-r~dsn
new Rituals OF tho 0rde nd
the work In first elias shape. They
have three candidates q next wednes-
day night. aud at theft last meeting
there wero three new applications.
After a good rest their old goat Button
Is in good condition agaln. All Juniors
in good standing are welcome 10 Visit
them.
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A. O. "A. or N. o.

Silver Wave Castle. No. II, A. o. II.
Of NJ. c., had very credltable turnout
AZ their last needing. aud two caDdi-
dates were duly Initiated. AZ the oert
meeting there will be work TO the Sec
ond degree, and good turnout Is ex-
pected.
Sheridan Company Is making arrsngs-
ments to visit the Castle az Palatine,
and several OF the members OF the
Castle Intend taking 10 the trip, aud .
good time Is expected.
All communications for the secret Soc
ety dspartm ent of the ''sunday kege1er
sho alta reach tho publication Office on vi
oar, or not later than noon OF satardAR
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hore oILove

Is q pure ~ Is desidera-
tuu1 Ing SOZO-
pirates and
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nr.nn Embalming Flald.

sDee19lfo ne Rsgts,<-.
ZAsEsvILLE, o.. October 27.-hr.
and Mrs Joseph Mercer and two chii1
dren have been guests 10 the family q
an undertaken at Bellevue. Ohio. Last
Thursday they all drank freely Of sonl
cider that was brought up from The =
lar, and an hour afterward were
ously ~. Several pbysicl
called AID prompt restorative
ed any fatal results. On -
IL was found that the cid
a cask that bad .contsl
fluid -
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"a ERAL LABOR NOTES.


Tbere re japanese X. OF L.
KaDsat City coODerS struck.
CaIifoJt a has 20. 472 Chinese.
\ PAL walters held a ball.
81 pa Poles are In politics.
Cermsfy has weaving schools.
Hons ye drug on the market.
KaiaphZ zoo bOOtblackS organized.
UoD liking is over in California.
ChicagA has got q girl carpenter.
SaltIe unions have a library.
Ciava has a ministers union.
Corea re thoroughly organized.
49, )hOlstsrs won nine hours
~ State has Az, 422 families
NJ las a cooperative society.
r. matches are shippe
10 have an elevat
as two X. OF L. lOt
Qll.) has two NED
10 clerks are idle at &
IN sstts has q schOolmast5
&c G pids German merchants be
p ~ r. L. hackmsn have
gani,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
BfCICLE TOURNdNFNT.
Several Records Broken-Winuers 81 the
Various Contests.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Sept. B.-The
closing day of the Springfield bicycle
tournament was exceptionally Brilliant
and was remarkable for its many sur
prises. 49, -,
Sanger, who has been lOOkci upon ny
many &C almost a sure winner on ttc
great event OF the tournament the on
mile international race, class j,'' W.
beaten easily by r.. {. Bald, VINO To-,
with wonderful skill and TACT iollYWsne
the pacing tandem closely, ana stltlnS
round the mile with remarkable edH' an
speed so that although sanger ,spS' 80
near the finish. and was IN the it9" -.
a moment. Bald easily oVefilaut'u l.s,,
and won tho race. Next 70 mis- the MS
exciting event was the half mile open,
class B, which was apparently W." ~
Raid. but was awarded by the Judges 70
Harry Tyler. who was very .l.S' ~.
him. The crowd saw II dllleic"Ds, "'u n
set up howl OF dls5 TO-. ..l.,, o'i ,,.ben
Bald was a prime. popular iaNo.l'c 49,,
he conuletely captured the biz race from
Sanger later. II was not Sanger diF' but
he did much 10 win the last rae III
milo handicap class Il, IN Wfl'u nt
made remarkably strong hnlsn' se'''"S
through the pack in fine shape f.. ,ro
Eoth Johnson and Sanger loaied III ,''vy
half-mile open, and made no S''',,I ,.i
effort TO win. Johns. dlI , ,he races riI-
irg only twicc. and not getting pl'.t
either time. although he ara So,ut ',.,t'o
brea king afterward. I'm the hIst
AUon vas easily the first. but was ms
or,li0e1 FOR an alleged foul. which gave
he rsre ~ Robinson The mile -.ll class
however. was won by MN hdli,.,oi'i,' a., p.
The mile handicap, class \, reS.i.,' 49, 90
me was hurt The men We're so cl"-rH
punched I'm the back stretch, ana me l3.l
of ono preCipitated tho mass '.HD 1"', ~,
six out of eighteen finished several OBJ
20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

First District Voters Deci6e to select Man
to Run as u Republican.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept lS.-The
sugar planters Of the First congressional
district met at Plaquemine. the parish
courthouse, at Pointe la Hache. yester-
day There were about 400 persons pres
eni. all sugar and rice, planters and
orange growers, and all former Demo
Gratis from the parishes Of orleans, s.
Bernard. and Plaquemine which consti-
tute district. II. NJ. Kernochan. eX-
United States naval officer at New or
leans under Cleveland. presided.
Speeches We're made by kernochan.
state Senator Estoinpal eX-District At
torncy Wilkinson. George l.. Anderson
and George Mann, all sugar planters,
who advocated acting with the Republi-
can party. while eX-Congressman VII
kinson. now collector of customs at New
Orleans. and Representative Dimond
called upon the planters TO support the
Democratic ticket. The vote showed the
supporters Of Republican alliance TO
have three-fourths majority and resolu-
lions strongly Republican and Protection
list in tone were adopted.
The president was instructed TO an
point committee OF twenty-one to select
candidate for Congress to run on The
Republican platform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
RYAN DEFEATS LAYTON.
TIE CHCAGOAN KNOCKS OUT TIE
1TssOURIAN IN FOUR ROUNDS.
III, r,,,t Take. PIocc In the Famous srin
Jones Tent-Ryan was tho "a
yoritc.

| c1. Joseph, MO. Sept. l5.-The hsht
for - 90 between Tommy Ryan. OF chi
caro. and Blly Layton. OF 81. Jos oh.
Mo. which was billed 10 take place here
tonight could not be pulled off N ;he
city limits on account Of ne vigorous &C.
ton shown at the last hour By the mu-
nicipal authorities \ license TO give
an athletic exhibition was refused by the
Mayor. and tn Chief-of-Poiice was given
positive orders 10 arrest the principals mi
SPECTATORS if any attempt was made 20
fight IN the city. The managers OF the
mill. however. anticipated such acti)a,
and sent out the tip for the Sports ID
gather at the river, where barge TOOK
them and the puglists 20 an island, oF r
which the jurisdiction is neither mphl'!-
pal, State or Federal The mill TOOK
place on a sandbar In the middle OF we
Missouri river. \ tug boat, win barge
attachment. pulled ne crowd from the
Missouri Side 10 the bar.
SAM JoNTs' TEST THE ARENA.
Tho famous Sam Jones tent, under
which the now famous Georgia evangelist
made his first success when ne heEdIi
church oratOns ten years ago, coVtrtu
the battle-ground where the nstc chdIh-
piOns met. The tent. which has seating
capacity Of 5000 was crowded with me
sporting fraternity Of this city Omaha
Chicago. Kanfas city Atchisph' 'ltHa,
ana other sporty towns. fhe SFcuTi't
offered by the neutral ground on "hcn
the fight took place was the means %
bringing about one effort TO secure inc
Jackson-Corbctt fight when II eVentuaI!
materaliZes The fight was Tor purse
Of 5000 and the Weltcr-Wcight cham- .
piOnship Of the world. Both men strip q
at a. and were I'm the pink or 'ohqluon;
two minutes later Layton stepped in.
But little time was consumed I'm choosing
a referee. Andy .Kasimir u Kansas city.
being selected. Ryan money was freely
offered at so to 80. and considerable
amount taken. The -. Joseph sports
backed their man heavily. Al ll,l5 the
men shook hands and time was called.
FIGHT by ROUNDS.
First Round Both men SPARED care
fully, Layton seemingly AFRAID 10 FISK
caught Layton IN the neck. \ rapid
exchange was followed 10y a clinch ana
two rapid exchanges. with a swift shoot
in the ribs, ended the round in Ryan
favor
Second Round-Eyan led off with his
left. catching Layton's chin 4 terrible
left-handcr at Layton's jaw was neatly
duckcd. but as he came up Ryan hit
left swing. catching Layton In the neck,
staggering him against the ropes. FIRST
blood was claimed for Ryan and allowed.
ThTd Round-Ryan led with his right
for Layton's wind, but suffered rebuff
I'm The shape Of LaYtOns right in his eye.
4 rapid exchange was followed by
clinch. RYAN made a swift pass for Lay
tons wind with his right. and caught
him fairly. IT was the winning blow. He
call Of time saVed Layton.
Fourth Round Ryan went I'm 10 wind
his man. Layton was grogey. and was
hammered all over the ring. 4 heavy
right in the neck, followed by a swinging
left I'm the wind. made way for "a right
in the Jaw and Layton went down ike
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

everything essential depends on lndiFiu-
ua1 efforts. tendencies inclinau9hs
Il realize the recent POLITICAL e'esis5 5
that the Government should own ann
control almost everything now cohIuCte .
by individual capital ana emu - i..,' 10
cede that the Government shouit reg ILL., ,
public institutions. but IL should not own
or otherwise control them IL Woulu pg q
serious and fatal mistake TO Increase tne
functions OF our Government 10 aIu "
the official patronage OF nomihal az
ministratiOn patronage not always Nl9t.'
dispensed. to augment the cnaHheiS re
quiring the expenditure OF pubic moneys,
and 10 engage IN the hazards OF "hat
should be deemed sacred TO private busi-
ness. / am here to inculcate me senti-
ment that class legislation Is undeslrable,
Ni-adyised. and CONTRARY TO the true
spirit OF our free institutions. In receht
years we seem TO nave lost sight OF the
good Old doctrine that demanded equal
rights for all, special privileges Tor none.
Class legislation creates antaGohlsm'
fosters prc)udices, perfects Tesentmehts
and sometimes defeats itself. The true
question TO bee solved is not what Will
subserve the interest Of the farmers alone
not that OF the mechanic. the manufac-
turer, the capitalist the professional man,
nor the common laborcr. but what VIII
advance the interests and promote the
welfare Of the aggregate OF the com
munity. IL should always be understood
that the general purpose Of all legislation
IS the promotion OF purpose other thdn-
private intcrests-the good Of many rather
than the good of few"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14

\ flying machine that Will nor fly does
not commend itself 90 the public, ana
thus the history OF many ingculus devices
has ended IN failure and disappointment
For THIS reason every invention Now
brought 10 the attention oi the incrcdu-
lous public is apt % d. received with
grave doubts, n not open derlsi0n. S.ieu-
tine research IN this direction is not oul.
apt % Doe discouraged. but what b. more
important. f. falls 10 receive the uece--
sdry financial support Capitalists are
not looking Tor such purely Visionary in
Vestmcufs
In spite Of numerous hirL~ances. fire.
quent failures. and very lltu- public en-
enlargement or sympathy, there are stili
number OF eminent scientists who. real
i2ing the vast posslbilit,s ~ possible
aerial navigation. are steadtaStly laboring
toward the desired end. and Of late 50
50 much has been accomplished. ID seems
safe To predict that before the nineteenth
century has come 10 close, aerial nayi-
cation Will be an accomplished fact. and
that long before We have grown accus-
toned 10 write the 'l4-' instead OF
IS" on our letter-heads. the vast at
mOsphcreic ocean VIII have become navl-
gable. There are several aer0-technical
societies abroad. and the War Depart
ments OF several European powers are
eoger 10 encourage any line OF research
in this direction.
1t VIII undoubtedly be as aids 20 war
fare that aerial vessels will first be used
and as sucn will render 50 unnecessary
this sad and barbarOus means OF setting
international difficulties 50 frightful In
its consequences as 10 ultimately eliminate
II entirely. The vast possibilities o. aerial
warfare cannot De Oyer-cstimatel. These
flying ships of destruction could totally
devastate whole cities by dropping dyna1
mite bombs into their very center; and
when warfare means such wholesale
slaughter or humiliation. II will soon
cease.
The commercial value OF aerial naviga-
INF
until far later date.-lIome and Country
for September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
~ FiVOR or mr. RfILUsY.
Plaintiff Did Not Prove thar They Were
Hcspnnsihl. for the Ilrr.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept l3.-On April
T. 1852. fire originated I'm the nreproof
cotton press here and extended 70 four
other presses. BECOMING the most extern
sive and disastrous cotton condagration
ever known here. The losses amounted 10
several million dollars. and cotton fac
tors. planters. and Insurance companies
were heavily involved. :. Gumble 4 Co
were heavily involved. :. Gumhle
and Company. wealthy cotton firm
sued the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany for upwards OF $4,000. basing the
suit upon claim that the fire originated
from sparks thrown out by a switching
engine Of that company passing over the
belt railroad i'm proximity 10 the press
where the fire originated The case was
argued at length and submitted last Feb
ruary.
To-day Judge Theard. Of the civil Dis
trlct Court. delivered an oral opinion In
favor OF the Illinois Central Railroad
Company. basing II upon the fact that
the burden OF proof rested with the plain
tiffs. who had failed TO establish their
case by showing that the fire really did
originate as charged Nv them