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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
MADE A HAUL OF FISH.

Game Warden Frank Declares War oil
Winneconnc Fishermen.
Oshkosh. Wis. May deputy Gam,
Warden Lnui,, Frank drove 10 Winuecon
me- last night aud captured eight barrels OF
fish loaded in 81 Paul box ear for ship
mcut t. Chicago on the carly morning
train Mr. Frank claims that daily ship
m-nrS are being made from that point il
KinlAtinn of the law.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
COURT OPENS AT WASHBURN.
The Case of Alien 7. Williams Comes II

WaShburn MS. Nay G.-Circuir court
open.I here th> morning. IheT' are
fourteen crauiuaj and tlfty-two civil cases
IN the calendar Among the criminal
cases noted for trial : tho one ot Ray yheld
,..,r,r,-v against tN-Couuty clerk Allen +.
Williams for alleged emhezzisment
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
WILL COACH MADISON.
second Basemau Piefter Leaves the Loui
NilIc IeRSme Club.

Madison. Wis, May Fired Pfefer,
the famous second haseman OF the Louis
yiIs league nine. has been engaged to
coach the university ball team for tive
weeks, he will arrive tomorrow,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-05-11
SHOT IN THE BREAST.
James O'Brien Wounded by an Unknown
HnrtN at O.hkn.I

O'Bricn, a well known character. was
shot in the breast last night hy som" on"
who fired from across the street ~ hr
emerged from saloon. lie viii re
pOvcr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
puNs RnYIEw OF TRADE.

New York, Nay SIR. G. Dun C
Co 3 weekly review Of trade, which is
sizes tomorrow. viii say.
More tw-reachiCg than any other
change during the past week. is really
warranted by facts. is The continued
rise IN prices of wheat and cotton.
Real scarcity OF either would affect all
districts. Happily there is still room
70 hope that accounts Of injury are
Srtct.E exaggerated. although there has
been some evidence during the week
that both the great crops have suffered
He.a than 1T lrst appeared Other
changes s-c almost all favorable. and
some highly encouraging. Labor
troubles are clearly less threatening.
Monetary C0sditious are satisfactory.
and the substantial increase in the COM
urrcia, demand is a good sign. Tx
changes through the clearing houses
have been greatly inflated by specula-
J.oU.
Wheat is largely supported by public
buying and tle purchasing orders from.
farming regions are supposed to indi-
cate am opinion % The yield. Yet whea.
comes forward freely as it would not
&c current prices. If a short crop was as
sured. and Western receipts for the
month have been 5.5-s.jIs bushels.
asaust 5,525.25S last year. Nor dc
Atlantic exports reflect increased haste
90 buy abroad, amounting in -four
weeks. flour included. TO 6153.420 bush
els against g.11s.os1 last year.
Tine iron manufacture is canine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
FIGHTING IN CUBA.
Two Engagements In Which Government
Troous were Victorious.

Troops were Victorious.
Havana. May 31.-Col Zam0ra, at
he head of q detachment of 800 troops
-1uDG q number OF insurgents occupy
ing positions between Plazuela and
Rincou de Calieute An engagement
followed and the troops captured the
Insurgents positions. the enemy leay-
ing four dead ON the field and carrying
away their wounded. Lieut.. Fornan.
lez who was operating III combination
with Col. Zam0ra, at the head of am
other but smaller detachment of troops
otter opening fire upon the Insurgents
charged one of their positions at the
point of the baycnet and compelled
the enemy TO- retire. The iSSUrgeuta
lost two killed and had several wound
3D. on tho side o. the troops one sol
der was killed and three were wound
ed
The regiment Of Isabella the Cath
ollie came across $50 Insurgents be-
tween Bayamo and NanEaniuo. After
an engagement which lasted an hour
the insurgents were routed. leaving 10
dead and S wounded O1 the field, ana
carrying away with them q number o.
ether wounded insurgents. Among the
killed was the iDsurgent leader, ANA
dor Guerra, and it is reported that two
other .usWgeuC chiefs. Reuter- ana
Vega. were killed but the death of the
Two men last named has not yet been
confirmed During the engagement
nine Spanish soldiers were killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
HIS NEW HAT WAS BOUND TO AT
FILCT HIM WITH COMMENTS.

a distinguished preacher OF some
what arbitrary manners was engaged
TO preach in Belgrayia, and purchased
o new hat for the occasion. He was
met outside his residence by a young
man. VINO was to guide him to the
church. His guide, after what the par
on thought a rude stare and smile,
said: Il beg your pardon, sir, but
your hat"
"Oh, yes, never mind the hat, but
mind your own business The parson
interrupted CURLY: and the young man
was silenCed. The people they met
started and smiled, too.
Strange how many people notice
when one has got a new hat, thought
the parson. The church was reached.
and the worshippers approaching nat
urally turned to observe the noted
preacher
The vicar met him at the vestry door
TO welcome him. but, hesitating. said:
Pardon NE, Canon, but why do you
wear your hat SOP
The tile was dotted, and lhe outside
found to be still covered with white
paper. which the absent-minded divine
had not removed.-Pearson's Weekly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
wAEsmPs FOR JEDDAH.


C0ustantin0ple, May 31.-Advices
from MOosh state that the residence
occupied by the French. British aac
Russian ENJOYS there has been fOrcibly
entered by Turkish gendarmes. who at
tempted 20 arrest a servant of the enc
VOWS They used abusive language ana
were expelled with difficulty. This
news. coupled to the news from JeddaA
that the British consul and vice CONSUL
the Russian acting consul and the
and the French consular secretary
were attacked and shot at outside the
town. has caused considerable excite
ment I'm diplomatic circles. The Brit
i-h vice consul. as already ca5i5a, was
killed and the British consul was
slightly wounded The other consular
officers were seriously wounded. The
shooting is attributed to Bedouins.
Three British varships have been or
cred to- Jsdlah with instructions TO pro
tect the lives OF foreigners and to in
vesreate the kjlline of the British vice
consul and the Woundiug Of the other
consular officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01

The Italian actress, Signora Duse, has
been performing lately at the Paro
Theatre i'm Brussels a few nights ago,
and after the termination OF the per
fo~uance of "Cavalleria Rustican2'
and Ga Iocandiera," the Queen, who
was present sent for Signora Duse to
come to the royal. box. in order TO con
graduate her The artist who is OF
y oDiot disposition. sent a message beg
cling 10 be excused. The manager,
much embarrassed. made the excuse to
Her Majesty that La Duse did not liko
to traverse the theatre in costume,
there being no private communication
between the royal box and the stage.
The Queen. who has much esprit, con
tented herself by resretting that the
architecture of the theatre was 50 in
complete. and sent her warm congraJu-
I9fiOns.-L0ndOn News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
IT WAS UNFORTUNATE THAT RE
GRETS CAME TOO LATE.

Here is a queer story about Jack
Wilson's tomb in the Little Cloisters
at Westminster Abbey. Wilson was
ShakesDeare's tenor. lie was probably
.ne first to sing, Sigh No More,
Ladies'" and he died at the age Of rs.
in 1887 The inscription on his tomb
at the Abbey was much obhterated,
and under the direction Of an anti
quarry a man was employed to recut
the letters. The antiquary stood look
ing over him. so that he should make
no mistake. and to moke the time so
pleasantly he expatiated at great length
10 the workman upon the grandeur and
merits Of the work, and, looking up at
the antiQuary, said: q wish, sir, we
had known that he was such a swell
before we ran that there drain pipe
through him. London Musical Her
aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
Hoods Pills easy to j hey -.s d to 9e''
PRONINENT ~ MURDERED.
.nacial to the Register.

Special 10 me ReSlsIer.
Charleston, W. Va, May S1.-Jose9h
Clendennin, who lived at Echo, Fay
cite county, was found dead near his
home this morning with a bullet hole
through his heart. Officers are scour-
ing the country for the murderer, but
so far no clue haa been obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-01
r.nI-In - COLLECT?

Tn certain interi3r town Of M'cnl-
oan lives q politician who is notorious
en-, the difficulty he finds in meeting
his small obligations. One day ylsl-
f.7. called to see the editor of the local
paper and found the devil occupying
the chair. -....,--,
II want to see the editor, ~ remarked
He amt in" replied the boy,
"How long has he been out?
"An hour or so. [ guess.
"When viii he be back?
Dunno
"Have you any idea when?
..lor much. Just as like as not he
won't never git back.
"Whv. where has he gomez
.4e went around tQecollect 81 from
Mr. -. and he SAID ne was Soin
to stay by him till he Sot 1t.
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SUGGESTING AN EXPERIMENT..
Washington PostJ
II was al the theater. and the youh5
man had seen the play before. lie leu
everybody four seats around mo"
.har and ne kept telling just what was
coming and Just how funny IL Woulu
be when it did come. He mad a pretty
gfrl with him. and he was trElnS 10
9muee her. At length he said.
Did YOU ever try EsJc1ing TO play
with your eyes shut? You've no idea
how queer it seems.
A middle-aged man with a red race
ssr inst i'm front. lie twisted himself
obsrr in his seat and glared at the
Young man.
-rv listening to play with your mouth
And the silence was almost painful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-05

the guest of Thos. Stroup and family mere
for a few DAYS.
Jerry Ebberts. the varioloid patient on
First street, has been discharged as We We.
The quarantine. however. will not be rails
ed FOR fourteen days
Nose Mccain has returned from slOi'
business trip 10 Columbus. ....,.s
Miss Laura WestwOod mas ietuIliiSu
home from a couple OF months visit WIN
friends and relatives at Buffalo, y. u,
Miss Rehecca HanlSlns. of SteubenVllie,
is visiting the family of Geo. Barr Oh
Mrs. John seltz has returned home from
a visit with Cincinnati relatives: ,.-.,.-.
DIT. a Il. Leith and wife, oil Ml l!i3ii
Junction, Iowa. stopped OF yesteruoy WIN
DR.. Darrah and family, on ther va!
home from Boston 90, 49,.
Will Rodgers. of this place, will go up
TO East Liverpool to-day, where ne IT9
entered several of the foot races IN the l d.
NJ. G. a. field day exercises when TAX ne
place to-day. He is entered IN the Nv = -
and 40 yard races; also in the hall mile
race.
4 spindle on the rolls Of No. tin mill at
the Aetna-Standard broke yesterday,
causing the mill 10 lay off a short ilne.
\ large number of the employees OF the
mill knocked off" yesterday on account
Mrs Glenn speidel. of wellsville, was in
town yesterday calling on her man!
Mrs. VIM. Sanders and Miss Elizabeth
Jenkins have returned home from j
weeks visit at Cleveland with friends and
! relatives.
Ben Chopper has returned home from 4
weeks visit at Steuhenville.
The Thohurn Post c. 4. r., of this place,
have decided to make their trip 10 the
Louisville encampment over the Pennsyl-
vanja lines. The train will leave mere
next NOndoy morning. and at Mingo the
coaches will be transferred TO the Pan
Handle lines and from there it will go
straight through to Louisville.
Officer Fisher shot a valuable doS ne
longing 10 Jacob Diehl OH account of the
animal biting an unknown man from Bell
aire
Lou Inglemeyer had one of the fingers
on his left hand almosircut off while work
ing about the shears at the Aetna-Stand-
ard
Harry Coss leaves this morning for Ell
wood. where has secured a position at the
L. L.. -...-L---
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-05
LOCALS AND PEsoNALs.
Brief Mention of the Happenings in the
West Virginia Oil Metropolis

West Virginia Oil Metropolis
Misses Mary Page and ZenOpe Fuller
ton. prominent young society ladies of
New York. are the guests of Mr.. L. NJ.
Page. of the Eureka Pipe Line for a
few days.
J. W. BOyers. who has been attend
ing the Triennial of the Knights Tenn
p'ar AT Boston, for the pas, two weeks,
returned home
Jacob KOOutz. Z. Z. Stewart. Levi
Tucker. all of New Martinsyille. were
visitors in the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Kidd left this
morning for their former home in
Clarksburg. where they will be the
guests of friends for several weeks.
The only case before the Mayor this
morning was plain drunk, who was
sent TO Jail for ten days.
Mrs. Daniels, of Parkersburg. was the
guest of her daughter, Miss Nellie. the
efficient steu0grapher at Blackm2rr &
Young $. for the past two days
Mis- Minnie G0rham and her mother
who have been visiting in various parts
of Pennsylvania the past six weeks, re-
turned home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Morrison, of St
Louis. Mo-, who have been the guests
OF friends in the city for some time
left this morning for their home
O. 3. Ramey returned this morning
from the "trip to Boston with the
knights Templar
Nr. James Frame. who for the past
three years has been The agent of the
Ohio River railroad here. has resigned
and win retire from that position. He
viii not leave the city. however. as he
has been appointed agent for the Adams
Express Company here. and will take
charge of their business as soon as his
successor TO the other position has been
appointed
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Work left
this morning for Bell9ire the former
home of Mrs Work. where they Will be
the guests Of Mrs. Works parents for
several days
w. y. Smith. the Wells street furn-
isher has sold ont his business to
Messrs Ford Brown. of GAINESVILLE. O..
and Wiley Roberts. of this city. who
viii continue the business Mr.. Smith
left Tins evening for his home in Wheel
ing where he viii rest a while before
again entering business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jackson. who have
been rusdcating in Pennsylvania for
several weeks. returned home last even
ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-05
MARTINS FERRY.

Albert Shaver secretary Of the Belmont
brick works. has purchased the one-third
interest OF the Opera Block. owned by
Charles Swar-z. The deal was made
Tuesday. Hereafter the opera House will
Dee managed 10y Ong. Shaver ana Kuckuck
NisS s-iZZie Rainey and Mrs. Turk Of
Third street, have returned home from q
two months visit no Clus-elaud with W =
Raiuey.
The Martins Ferry Jr.'s challenge the
Schccle bail clul for game of ball 70 ZEE
PLAYED ueN- Saturday.
VIM Green. OF 81 Clairsville, was in
town Yesterday on business.
Lloyd SToup. of Green county, Pa. is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-05
TABLES
ROCKERS.

$685. for a high grade
Rocker does not seem
very much, but that's all
we are asking fora beau
tifuI Rocker with saddle
seat and high back. No
trouble to show them
and you can rest ana
rock while making your
purchase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-05
Experience
Does u.

To make money you must be willing to spend some |
seen to think that it is only article that needs ao'
ing, but that is great mistake. l,
Let every merchant advertise his goods; others nave ~
fortunes doing it. ,.5
Nothngis too to have its sale materially
by newspaper publicity. . ,,.
Judcious advertising only the best to MAKE
toners but it is the cheapest we'll gets them and '
them for you ;.es.
There is strong competition now in all lines OF
Ts need advertising give you your share OF the ua'
GA need it done sklifu and intelligent way
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-05
READY

Our line of Novelties
is ready for your inSpeC-
ton, and expert furniture
men who have seen it
say the collection is a
model of elegance, and
experts know.
Evening journal., 1895-05-28


Meanwhile the anxious watchers az the
bedside about $3.50 SAW tho giant ffamo Of
the secretary eonyuisea hy "a severe ehill.
He sank rapidly, bat tho chill passed
away and ho recovered slightly and then
aozed for few minutes. Tho pbysiciars
continued to give hypodormie inieotiofs
OF nitroglycerin At 1880 he suffered an
othor rigor
At 1916 a. N. Secretary Gresham was
dying. His death was considered only D
question Of minutes His pulse was very
rapid and So feahle that 10 could hardly DO
discerned. Nltaoglycerin and strychnige
had bnen constantly administered to stim-
ulato the heart His wife, daughter and
son-iu-law were at his bedside. At II
o'clock he began to fail rapidly and his
vitality to obb At l2 clock he had oeas-
cd talking, and the doctors had retired to
the anteroom.
Mrs Gresham's devotion to her hus.
band during his illness las been of the
most tender, patient and faithful charac-
ter Although physically slight, she dis
played, So said one who has been IN the
sick chamber several times day through
out the secretary S illness, remarkable en-
duranee and nerve
For four weeks she has hardly had her
clothes off Night and day she was at the
bedside, snatehing an hour or two Of sleep
when she could On lounge IN his room.
She was determined % fight off death.
II ne dies, she said many times, II lose
all. a
But She did not complain with pa
tirnoo and devotion she ministered to hia
evary want giving everything her per-
sonal attention and trying TO choer and
brighten him whom be was peeyish aud
frotful. Tho utmost persuasion was re-
quiFod to induce her to lie down. Yester.
day she grew SO faint from sheer exhaus.
tion that she realed, and would have fall
en- had not ems of the nurses caught hss
in her arms.
Evening journal., 1895-05-28
Gnosta I'D . phlladelnhia WeddIng.

Several Wilmington people attended
the marriage Of Miss Ellen Louise Bacon,
and George w. Irons. in Philadelphia,
lest night. The ceremony occurre d at
the home OF the brides brother, Edward
II Bacon, 1891 South Forty seventh
street The house WAS handsomely
decorated with potied and towering
plants arranged with exquisite taste
Rev. D. Stuart Moore. Of tie South
Presby yterian Church, performed the
ceremony according to the Impressive
ritual Of that denomination.
The bride wore "a rich gown OF ivory
white satin duchesse, trinmed with real
point lace. A magnificent flowing veil, an
heirloom Of the family, WAS surmouuled
By q wreath Of delicate orange blossoms
She carried 3 shower bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley and Bride roses. The g1oom's
gift was diamond aud pearl brooch
The bridesmaid was Miss Minnie G.
Brisbane. She awas attired In pinh
chiffon and held a large bunch Of La
France rcses. Miss Helen Woodward
ia plng SILK, as flower girl, and Master
Horace Wood ward, in a suit OF white
serge. was page The brides br lther,
Edward Bacon, acted as best man
Evening journal., 1895-05-28
a. M. n. Appointmentg.

AT the closing sessions of the African
Methodist Episcopal Conference which
were held yesterday IN Philadelphia, the
following appointments for the ensuing
year for the Wilmington district we're
made: William Il. Davis, prssiding
elder Allsn Chapel, J. J Evaus; South
Chester. Ssntee Burch; Wilmington
n. D Temple; Milford, Joseph Styles
Chester, John B Stansbury, D d. DARBY, O.
N Tenner; smyrna. Elijah Byrd Seaford,
Frank Bradley; Lsurel, 2 M Nichols
Lswes. A. G Cole; Mt. Zion, Jamea fritch
ard; West DoverC Il Thompson; Mount
Ffiendship, Wilbur Hoxter Frederick
w. Il. jenkins; Georgetown. d
j. Blackburn; Milton, Festus johnson
Camden, w. w Taylor; Lin wood. w
q, spriggs Wilmington Mission, John
d Young; Concord to be supplied
Harrington, s ]. Corbin; Greenwood
Mission. Robert w Wright; Middletown,
James Morris; Dover, Paris Decker.
Evening journal., 1895-05-28
soelaI and reraonaI Notes.

81. Lea Pennewili will leave here for
San Francisco in about a month In com
psny with DR.. r. s. Law, who has been
East for some time.
Frederick n. gchoolsaaBter. Of this a =,
aud Miss Annie Martin, uf Scranton, Pc.
were married yesterday, afternoon. the
ceremony was performed by Rev John
D. 2. Hanna, at Union NJ. y. parsonage.
Charles B Palmer, OF this city, who is
i'll at Cambridge, Mass, Is reported to be
somewhat improved.
State Senator Robert Hanby, Of
Holly Oak, was in Wilmington yesterday
fternoon, looking like any thing bat
political parish.
Charles Il. smlih has returned 10 the
city after an absence Of several years.
John p Donshoe, junior vice natlonal
commander IN chief Of the Union Vet
erAn Legion Of the United States, went to
Philadelphia to day He will preside
at the memorial services Of Facampment
No. Q. Union Veteran Legion to night
in Mercantile Library Hall, that city.
4. G English, Of Claymont, will enter
tain the Glsmonda Assem- bly, on DecorR-
tion Day. It will give it's initial tally ho
ride Of the season on that day.
Mrs William Zsiders, Of Phlladelpbia,
and Miss Emily HempeTly, Of Harrisburg,
Pa who have been visiting Mrs Edward
Welsh, Of this city, returned home yes
terday.
Il. 0. Bullard, OF Media, has been
visiting fiiends IL this city
George w. Bortou, Of Atlantic City. and
Thomas Miller. of West Chester, Pa
have been the guests of Thomas H.
Savery, Jr.
Secretary Of State Whiteman is 10
Dover and will not raturn 20 this city
until Thursday.
The Misses Buchanan, Of No. 1914
Poplar street. entertained a number OF
friends last evening,
Senator Hezekiah Harrington passed
through this city TO day on hts way 70
Philadelphia
Robert Il. Richards. Of Georgeto p
will be among Che number Of gradu
Of Dickinson College this year III,
com mencement exercises will be hello
June 2-5.
Francis H. HofIsekor + laid up with
lumbago
Isaac T. Hainss. Of Christisna. will q
TO Camden, n ) on Wednesday even
ing aud marry one Of this fair daughter
OF that city.
| Hugh O. Browne Is ID New York
Victor B. Wocllyy went 10 New Yorl
to day.
Ek City Solicitor WiiiiaA 7 Lyman /
ia Dover to-day
Mrs George A LaMsistre. OF Barton
Fla, who has been tns guest OF Mr. an,
Mrs William + Hawkina, left to ds.
for Washington
Nh Miller ard w G Cnrtis, 0
Newark; Colonel ChNlaa y rrisdler
Representative Clarenea d Nypherd sn
Dr. r. s. Anderson, ~ bower. reei iitsrti
ct the Clayton House last evening
Mrs. Max Haruicboll. of 0reeo Il 7
is the guest nf her sister MIS- Ssmue
a Price, at No s05 Washington street
swithin G. Shorilldge, who has bee
spending some time Ga this city, left her
to day for Media. On Saturday be
sail for Europe, where he will spend "a
months in travel
Aubrey Vsndever. Of Clayton, was
Wilmington this morning.
Evening journal., 1895-05-28
nIerelv ! Yoto.catoher

Tho tax payers Of Wilmington win not
be fooled by Councilman Dannenberg's
declaration that the city tax rate will be
81. 40 on the 500 during the next 6seal
year, said one Of the leading 6naneiers
Of the city this morning "The Republl
cans have run an extraVagant course, and
but for the large surplus paid into the
general fund BY the water commission
ers they would have found themselves
ia an embarrassing position. The
estimates for the ensuing year will not
permit reduction Of ten cents
On the 500, for it would certainly
result In a deficit one year hence As 4
matter Of fact do not believe that such
thing Is dreamed of. II ls q declare.
ton designed to catch q few votes on
Saturday
Evening journal., 1895-05-28
The snIt Withdrawn.

A dispatch from Pittsburg says that a
rumor was ourreut in that city yesterday
that the suit brought by the Dupont
Powder Company, Of Delaware. to
prevent the issue and sale Of $6.250 GOO
Improvement bonds, recently authOrz d,
will be withdrawn The local reprssent0-
tivss Of the Dupont Powder Company
have no knowledge Of the withdrawal.
Director Blgelow, Of tho Department Of
Public Wolks, however, late this after
noon received q telegram from the
Dupont Powder Company confirming the
statement that they had authorized the
withdrawal Of the suit.