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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the gys-
tenn eAectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs IL the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the tastc and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
it's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made 1t the aost
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs 10 for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure It promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1O SXRUp co!
8AA FRANCISCO. OF.
LOUISVILLE, kK GfW rom. HI
dI
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
Tsr osaxsA for breakfast.
The Onward March
nf CnnaliInnfinn

OF Consumption IL
stopped short by DR..
Pierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery. If
you haven't waited
beyond d reason,
there's complete re.
covery and cure.
Although by many
believed TO be incur.
able, there Is the
evidence of hundreds
Of living witnesses to
the fact that, In oil
It's earlier stages, con.
sumption IL a durable
disease. Not every
case, but a large per-.
Ifenfage Of cases. and
we believe. fully 96
per cent. are cured
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

In 450 there were drought and fam
inc all over south Europe. In Italy par
snts ate their children. twas computed
that 600, ,000 nennle perished.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

space--what became OF that story you were
tmmorsalf weekwage--The soldier killed It,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

Piso's Cure 10 the Medicine to break up
children's Coughs and Colds. --MRs. M. q.
BLuEr, Sprasue, WASH. March 8, 1894.
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A Fortunate Accident.

81 am lost II the prima donna sobbed.
"My years CT hard study have gone for
nothing
"Alas, what is the matterf" asked
her maid.
"My prospects are ruined, all through
o wretchcd accident. Just as was ap-
preaching the end Of my aria horrid
bug few ON the stage and Lit on my
neck. Y
.'And you screamed?"
II did. What else could do? It was
my last scene and had no chance tore
deem myself. "
The bell sounded and the maid an
nounced man from the theater.
"Show him in, said the prima don
ma II may as well meet my fate at
once. Tt is my dismissal from the COM
pany. /"
"Scuse me, ma'am, fur disturbin
you, = said the visitor, but de manager
wants to know did you run away from
your curtain recall cause you was took
sick. y
''No. ] am perfectly well" +"
"All right. That'1l ease his mind
He says that screech you let out at the
wind up was the finest high O he's
heard in years and you've got the town
crazy over you. Washington Star.
4s4@
The Plymouth (England) breakwater
contains more stone than does the great
pyramid.
It is likely that q macadamized road
100 feet wide, running along the lake
from Chicago to Milwaukee, will be be-
gun soon.
The very poor Of Berlin are better
housed than those Of any other large
city in the world. The German capital
II really without "slnms'
The Flagstaff standing in Kew gar
dens, London, measures In height 159
feet, the weight being 4 tons s cwt. 2
ars. The wood is the Douglas pine of
Vancouyer's island
a. man and wife who keep small
shop in London have avoided paying
taxes for IA years The husband goes to
Jail every year to serve out the legal
term for unpaid taxes, while the wife
takes charge Of the shop.
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RENEWAL OF YOUTH
A STRANGE STORY FROM A NE
BRASkA VILLAGE.

Villagers Excited Over the Increased
vigor Of the Older Inhabitants
Experience Of Two eyets.,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
THE NINE CONFERENCES.
A strike Ia More Than Ever PrObRble-No
Agrssmsnt Yet,

ANNf
PITTsDuRdu, August 1.-The oOnven,
tiOn Of the miners OF the Pittsburgh
diSIrlct assembled this morning, but no
business was transacted, aud the timO
was glyOn to discussion Of the aItua'
IIon, At 2 o'clock this RILernOon the
committee Of operators met with the
convention to propose a compromise
Fats Of probably llity.sight cent? TO be
paid until November /, when ths
operators will agree to pay uniform
rate oil sixty'nIne cents throughout the
district
Tho convention Ia large and repre-.
sentative OF the miners organization In
the district. Nearly all the national
officers OF tho United Nine Workers are
here, including President Psnna, Organ.
izsr Fred DSlcher, Vice President Cam
eron Miller and Secretary'tTeaiurer Pat
McBryde
The operators were given until 2
o'clock tomorrow to make guarantee
that the terms Of tho proposed com-
promise would be lived up to. Tho con-
ference committee OF the operators rO'
fused to do this to-day on the ground
that the committee did not have the au'
thority. The miners therefore could not
accept the compromise aud give the
committee a chance to confer with the
executive board OF tho operators aSIo.
ciRlion. II the RnSwer is not ready
at Q o'clock tomorrow the convention
will slshsr adjourn without taking ac'
Iion or elae order strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
AMYsrEnY SOLVED.

Astrological Student WHO Disappeared
From Washington Found Injured In
scotland.
WARRINGTON, August l.-Tho chief Of
police hero to-day received from tho
authorities at Glasgow, Scotland, lot
'orItGtIng that young man hal bson
found lying beside railroad near Gia'.
gov, very badly, and, II proved after n
few hours, fatally injured, who gave his
nAins H Dana Davenport and his home
nahlngton. His injuries wOrc, the
hniborltiss said, evidently duo to an ac'
ciont on the railrond. This solves tho
mNtory Of tho dIsapponrauce July ., OF
young Davenport, who was n thoolo1l.
cal student at Baltimore a! tho time oil
hi, ,disappsarhncc,
His father IL ~ FPnropal mlnister
hofo Nt Iprts Nf VUmOT had been
AIIIW tntlIu cause " thH disappear.
anar inIro was nothing In tho lotter
tom Glasgow Which,throw any light on
Tia reasons which led young DavOn.
poft to leave hls home and country In
Tho mrslsrlonS fashion be did. The
state department has cablod tho AmoFl.
chn consul at Glasgow 10 takO charge oi
and forward tho personal effects oi tho
young man 10 this United States,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
HAWAIIAN ARFAIRs.
The Annexation MoVSmsnt RsnsWsd-A
International Case,

The Annexation MOVSmsnt RsnsWsd-An
International Case,
SAN FRANcIsco, August 1.-The steam.
ar MarlpoGa arrived to-day from Sydney
and Auckland, via Samoa and Honolulu,
bringing the following Hawaiian adj
vices;
HoSoLuLu, July 25. - Considerable
pressure is being brought to bear 10
cause the legislature, now In session, to
pass Joint resolution authorizing and
instructIng President Dole to reopen
annexation negotiations with the United
States. At meeting recently held by
the native Hawaiian organization reso-
lutions to that effect were passed.
II 10 believed that such a resolution
will be introduced by the executive be-
fore the senate adjournS.
The first claim for damages againAt
the government for Wholesale arrests
made during the January revolt Is in
the hands OF Minister Hatch. 1t was
handed him by United States Minister
Willis. The claimant Is James Durrell.
an American citizen. He Was arrested
and confined about seven weeks. No
charge was made against the man. lie
was simply held on suspicion. He filed
claim for S25,0)O damages with the
American minister, which waI duly for
Wardsd TO the state department
An answer came by the last mail to
Minister Willis statement 70 Minister
Hatch, and saws that DurreIl declares
he has never by word or deed forfeited
his allegiance to the United States; that
he has neither done NOR spoken any
thing directly or indirectly against tho
government OF Hawaii or It's laws; that
he has never expressed sentiments aa-
tagonistic to that government, or in
any manner coupselled, encouraged,
aided or abbetted itS enemies either in
armed rebellion or secret plotting,
"These statements" Mr.. Willis says,
Establish, in the opinion OF the Prssi-
dent OF tho United States, a primA flcie
claim for substantial indemnity from
the Hawaiian government to Mr. Dur
rell. / am instructed, therefore. to
bring this case to the attention OF the
Hawaiian authorities, leaving no doubt
in their minds OF the confidence felt at
Washington that the government Of
Hawaii will not refuse to tender Rde-
quate reparation to this injured citizen
Of the United States, or hesitate to take
prompt measures to exonerate him from
the imputaton which this arbitrary
treatment has loft upon his good name"
It is believed that Mr.. Willis letter
will lead to international complica-
tionA, as It Is understood that this gov
ernment does not intend TO pay Durreil
nna dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
A Startling PROJECT

or Cubau sympnthlEsrE to Steal the DJnn.
mltS Cruiser veSuyiuS and Send Her to
Hnynnn-An AdVsnturer's Proposition.
PHILADELPHIA, August lat a secret
mesting Of Cuban sympathizeu in this
city last night, at which a number Of
tho most prominent leaders Of the
movement were present, daring pro.
iect was revealed. 1t was nothing less
than q plan to steal the dynamite
cruiser Vesuviua from the League
Island navy yard, man her with a
picked crew aud send her to Havana to
lay Morrow Castle in ruins and seal the
fate oi Spanish dominion in the Gem ot
the Antilles.
Tho scheme caused a great deal Of OF.
citement. The moro conservative Gu.
ban.Americana denounced 1t and its
projectors, and warned those present
not to allow themselves to countenauce
the idea, az II would only tend to Bean
the sympathy Of tho American people
from the insurgenti' cause.
An enthuiiastic advocate OF Cuban
Independence said to-day: al the naval
officers don't look out the Vesuvius
will be missing snme morning from her
moorings at League Island.
"Wthin q week man who has atrode
the deck OF many vessel, and who
cares much for gold, and who has
risksd his life a dozen times to obtain
1t, made the following proposition to
certain people: Give mo S2OO.00O and |
will steal tho Vesuvius, run into Havana
harbor and in ten minutes lay Morrow
castle in a heap OF ruins.
"If the Vesuviua ever got clear ot tho
wharf and steam up. there Is nothing In
tho American navy that could catch
her, and the officials thcre have nothing
to send in pursuit but tho revenue cut.
ter Hamilton. and the Veiuvius would
run away from her like creased light
ming"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
THE WHISKY TRUST wan.
The Reorganization Restrained by Il
New York Supreme Court

The Reorganization Restrained by the
New York Supreme Court
New YoRE, August l,-The litigation
affecting tho reorganization ol the Dis.
tilling and Cattlo.lssdtng Company,
commonly known as the whisky trust,
has been transferred from the Chicago
courts to tho supreme court Of this city.
A temporary injunction has been grant.
ed by Judge Morgan O'Brlen In SUI
preme cour! chambers to-day upon the
application OF GuRgeuheimer, Untar.
meyer 4 Marshall, on behalf Of Fred.
erick w. Anness and George n.
Pynchon, who owns $1,000 shares oil
stock, restraining the reorganization
committee OF the trust aud tue Man
haitian Trust Company.
Judge 0'Brisn's order enjoins the
committee or any OF them. personally or
through their agents or attorneys, from
bidding upon or acquiring tho proper'
ties OF the whisky trust undor the reor.
ganiEAtlon agreement, or from taking
any action whatsoever by reason Of the
alleged ownership OF any stock or
money deposited with the Manhattan
Trust Company.
The tattor company Is enioined from
dispoaing Of any Of tho moneys or secnr.
itios which are on deposit with it Tho
injunction 10 accomp anied by an order
requiring the reorganization COMMITTEES
to show cause on Wednesday next why
the Injunction should not bo continued
ponding tho trial Of tho motion 10 pre-.
vent the reorganization sChome
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, August l.-HolmeS,
the alleged wholesale murderer, was
asked to-day IN an interview; "Cau you
explain how 60 many bones came to be
concealed In the basement and other
paTtS Of your Chicago house"
II will answer that question In this
way" he replied, "EVsry person who
ha, known me 10 aware that / am
doctor by profession. 1t Is also known
perfectly well In Chicago that there was
a restaurant In my building during tho
Worlds FalE At that time there we're
lots OF bones from fowls aud other
cooked animals thrown outside the
building. Lots Of these bonsh no
doubt, found their way TO the cellar,
During the time lived In the building
1 brought several cadavers there, both
Tor scientific aud pecuniRry purposes.
This may account for the bones tho
Chicago police say thsy have found"
"Will you explain your relations with
Minnie WilliAmsT
THE poor girl was a great friend o'
mine, She WAS unfortunate in more
ways thau one. ! cannot believe but
that abe 10 still alive, although God
only knows where, a. she 10 n fugitive
from Justice on account OF tho awful
tragedy which resulted In the killing oi
her sister. care 10 say nothing about
her at this time"
"Is 1t true that Minnle Williams
killed her sister Nana2"
"YeN; II all came about over Jealous
Quarrel, during tho heat ot passion, In
which poor Minnie threw 4 stool ai
Mana; Il struck her on the head, She
died shortly aiterWard."
ut 10 reported that Gome Of your fam.
lily wersthe Victims Of insanity 10 that
!rus7'
"Itis. Ny uncle died insane a: Bur
lIuGton, VT The insanity streak in our
family comes from mothers aide.
want TO soy, however, that I am still
compoI mentiI, although, In Wow ol
the absurd reports that have gone out
about me, It might bs a question as to
whether ! or my nccrIOrS are the
craEier."
"will you deny or affirm the report
that you are rich man 2"
my money ls principally tied up In
real estate. A part OF this is incum'
bsred and part Is clear. II were out
Of here might bS able to turn up $780,.
900 without much difficulty"
'Do you helOng to any religious de-
nomination 2"
mo; am believer In the teachings
Of Tom Paine and 1ngersoIl,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
MIG APPLE CROP.
Tho Apple shippers SAY tho Agricultural
Department is Away on.

Tho Apple shippers say tho Agricultural
Department is Away on.
CHICAGO, August lat the annual
meeting Of the National Apple Ship
pers' Association, with delegates pres.
ont representing all apple growing
states from Maine to Colorado, to-day,
It was announced that tho July report
of the department Of agriculture indI.
eating n short apple crop is entirely Ia.
correct and misleading, Local iaioFna.
ton in their possession shows that In
New England tho crop Is dne Of rsaSona.
bio proportions and In New York, whilO
light in Homo districts. tho aggregate
exceeds last year both in quantity and
quality. Wost Of the Allegheny noun.
tnins tho crop IL declared the largest
grown In any roCent yoNr and much
larger aud Of batter quality than that
OF ln't yOor, tho only exception being Ia
limited districts in Ohio and Michigan,
aud iu Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
DEsrRUOFtVN FlRE
Caused By nm EEpiuSIuu on n ship While
Unloading Mt Nrnoklyn.

Caused By nm ErploSIuu on n ship whllC
Unloading Mt brooklyn.
BRooKLYS, n. Y, August L. While
tho ship Cairnchill, from Calcutta, was
unloading hor cargo OF inio and salt.
peter at Boards stores. Erie basin, to-.
day, IN explosion occurred which set
fro to tho dock. Ths warehouse. a
structure about $50 yards long, which
was filed with jute, cotton, hemp and
saItpeter was destroyed.
Tho losa on the warehouse and It's
contents IL estimated Nt from sl20,0O1 to
$4,000. Tho lighters Captain Bur.
dock, Walter ClotI and NsW York
Central barge, nil loaded With cotton,
#sFo complstely destroyed.
Two men jumped overheard from ono
Of tho lighters. but thoy were rescued
by n custom house officer who was on
tho dock. Tho expo'ion which caused
tho fro is thought to have originated
by gases AccumulatInE in tho hold Of
the Cairnuiltti.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
OHIO PoPULIsrs

WIN Nominate COIsy For Governor To.
day and Endorse His CtAIT Bond scheme.
CoLUMBUs, O., August l.-No nomina.
tions were made at tho PopuIist con-
vCution to-day. As the committee on
resolutions we're unable to agree on a
platform until late tonight, the time
was occupied mostly with speech maxi
ing,
Gen. ]. S. Coxey, who will be nom
mated for governor tomorrow, made a
speech before tho convention, and he
also addressed an open air meeting to-
night. lie talked mostly on his nom
interest bonds scheme. Tho committee
on resolutions finally endorsed the
Coxey bond scheme. There were seven
votes against it. The other plankS Of
tho platform are merely repetition Of
tho Omaha platform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
THE lNpIAN ,rnoUnLE.
Report of Now D"nEer.-An Order to the
Agencies.

Report Of Now Dangsrs-An Order to the
Agencies.
WAsRISaroN, August la report Of
renewed danger to the settlers in tho
Jackson Hole region reached the Indian
bureau to-day in dispatch from Gov.
ornor Richards. OF Wyoming, dated at
Cheyenne last night. The dispatch
SAYS:
~ have reliable information that 200
Indians, supposed to DO Utes, were seen
yesterday near South Pass, Fremont
county; also Il Sioux on Bad Water
creek, same county. All wore mounted
armed and without the women and chill.
druu. People OF Fremont county are
under arms and wire me for assistance,
Cannot these and oil othor Indians in
Wyoming be recalled to their roserVa.
tions7'
Commissioner Browning Immediately
teleRraphed response stating that ho
had issued orders to all Indian agents
lnsthe disturbed region to take prompt
step, 10 secure the return OF all Indians
away from the reiorvations. Instruc.
tious 10 this effect have been sent to
the following agencies: Utah and
0uray, Fort Dachesne, Utah; ShoshoHe
Fort Washakie, Wyo.; Pine Ridge,
South Dakota; and Lsmhi, Idaho,
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nAvAsA, August 1,-Lieut, 0aI|eia,
with five volunteers, who Is at San Juan
De Las Yereas, in the province Of Santa
Clara, was making reconnaissance
when he met twenty-five insurgents
near Sslbabo. The insurgents Were dis.
lodged from their positions and were
dispersed, leaving one dead aud carry.
ing away flve wounded,
Captain General Martinez de CampoS
has issued the following proclamation:
There are instances often and
repeatedly in which tho press pub
fishes facts, news and correspon-
deuce which Is misleading to pub
lie opinion and tends to favor the
work. OF tho insurgent torcoS aud TO
damage that Of the national army. |
avail myself Of tho right that the third
article Of the law Of April 23, 1870, be-
slows on me and decree the following;
"ArtiCle first: 1t IL absolutely pro-
hlbitod to publish news referring to the
campaign when 1t 10 not Of otlcial
origin.
"Article second: The staff officers will
hand to the press the news and facts
the publication OF which Is not included
in tho above clanse." "CAMPoS." )"
&c icrlIueqos, July 20"
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THE OMAHA TRoUBLE
Growing Out of tho a. r. A. Government
Taking ohArgs-Why the Mayor Issued
IA Riot Proclamation.

Growing Out of tho a, r. A. Government
Taking ohATgs-Why the Mayor Issued
Riot Proclamation.
OMAHA, August l,-Mayor Bemis,
when asked what prompted him to
Issue a riot proclamation, said 1t was
merely q precautionary measure adopt
cd to prevent bloOdshed, Hs said moth
ing had occurred in the nature Of a dis.
orderly act or o demonstration so far on
the streets, but from what he had read
In the newspapers It was necessary TO
put the people on guard against prob
able riot,
"rhero has been a great deal Of in.
flammaGory talk upon the streets aud
there have been inAammatory articles
prtnted aud Ia the event OF trouble, |
want men on hand to suppress 1t.
"AS regards the guarding otthe police
alarm Office. 1t 10 guarded because do
not mean to have any one in there that
does not belong there. 1t Is the only
means we have for communicating with
men on beats aud do not mean that
any one who has not a right there shall
bS there"
The doors OF the Ore and police opera.
tors rooms ware barred inside with
timbsrS. Editor John @. Thompson, OF
the American, tho A. P. A. organ, re-
coiYsd the following dispatch this
morning:
"CmcAdo, August !, 1906.
"We can furnish 1000 armed Ameri'
cans to put down lRw.breakers In your
city at a moments notice."
[sIEned1 ~. W. DIXON"
No explanation Of the dispatch could
be made by those who would naturally
be In position to know re-
gurding isa authenticity and meaning,
During the day there were no Assem-.
blaGes Of persons IN any Of
the streets either with or with.
out rIoting or dlIorderly con.
duct. In fact the city was quite free
from gatherings OF crowds. Tho con.
ilict OF authority, II 1t occurs at all, will
take place after the formal legal demand
has been made by the incoming board
for recognition at the hands OF tho
police department.
The governor refused to meet Attor.
ncy General Churchill and Commits.
sloner Russell at 4 o'clock this after.
noon for the purpose Of appointing the
police commissioners.
Chu rchill and Russell declared II the
governor refused to meet with them to.
morrow they would appoint the com.
mission and let them use force to secure
the city property.
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sr,,iai Di'Dd,h 10 ne hthiotnotr
CnARLBsroS, ". Va, August LA
man smiling under several aliuNOS, but
known hero as j. II. Snyder, Is badly
wanted. L1St Wcck llo hlrOd a buggy
from Rust & Company. Yesterday they
found tho RIG NJ ~. Albang, whore II
had boon pledged for 80 on tito day II
was tOkOu from tho Ivory stable horo,
lIo " also wnntOd Tor lorglng q. o.
Lowla namo 10 nm order for sl6 which
was cuHhod by Wallace Avcrlll, Of Wal.
don. IN his gytations about Walden no
won tho affections Of Miss VlFRlO Burns,
whom no married. aud ds'nrlod inside oi
three dNys. llO claims Richmond, Va,
as lia birthplace.
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No. 60 Broadway, q great number OF
Cuban residents OF this city and SYM
pathizsrs Of the Cuban cause, call every
day on TomaSo Estrada Palma, tho
president OF the newly established
bureau. They were busy at heRdquar.
teTs to-day comparing notes OF this
campaign with the revolution Of 1868,
aud the comparison seemed to convince
them that their couutrymsn will be
successful in their efforts to secure in-
dependence.
Mr.. Palma refused to hs interviewed,
but said that when news Of general in
tsrsst arrived he would make II public.
No denial or confirmation OF the report
OF Roderiquez'S death was received. Mr..
Palma said;
1--WE have received no word from
Cuba Since we gave out the statement
about the successful landing Of the ex,
petition Rl Santa Clara"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

TnEvroS, N. j., August 1.-The North
American phonorrAph Company has
obtained a rulc Tor tho Edison phono'
graph works and rhomn, A. lilIson 70
sAow cauis why M Injunction should
not issue restraining tNom from selling
monographs 10 other than tllu North
American rhonogrOpll Company, or
John Il. Hardin, tE rncolyor IN the
mnnntimo tho defendants nfo toilrnlhnd
from selling phonogfaphH Individually
to Edison.
Thu North American company claim
tho exclusive right under M agrsnment
to act ~ aOlllng agents Of tho phono'
araphS nado under tho Edison patents.