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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-30
THE STATE PRESS.

Couiee City News: TIE governor mas
the pardonfng power ard in the instance
OF Willie Holmes used Il justly and wise
~. so we see nothing in the article 10
cause US 10 retract-Gov. McGraw was
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Asotin Sentinel: The price paid in YAM
hill county, Oregon. for picking pruneS IS
cents a busheL Two and half cents
crate is paid for packing. \ nimole-
fingered woman or girl can pack from fifty
to seyenty-five crates a day.
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Pennington Forum: According 10 press
dispatch the Slate creek gold mines are I'M
mensely wealthy. as high as $1,000 10 the
ton reported from assays II this report IS
true the state OF Washington VIII be able
to maintain the gold reserve al the $780,
e0 90 mark
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The only serious modern charge that can
ee brought uP against an OAio candidate
IS that Bowler comes from that state.
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Spokesman-Review: This is a fair land
blessed by nature, and adorned by man
and for those who are born into the
sunshine OF its valleys and the cool shad-
ow Of its mountains il Will have associa-
lions which il cannot have for the adven-
turous hosts who have come from afar TO
enjoy its possession.
Spokane Outburst: on Monday morn
ing. September 30. the big fruit fair opens.
and everything indicates that immense
crowds viii be present throughout the ten
days OF the fair. People are coming from
every corner of the Pacific Northwest in
such numbers as have not been seen In
Spokane since the boom days.
Beaver Leader: The days are as pleasant
as summer. Gardens and flowers are
lovely. Eastern people complain OF the
frost the year round. We have not had
any frost, and do not expect any before
Christmas. Everything is fresh and green
and flowers are blooming the same as in
midsummer. Western Washington has an
ideal climate.
Puyallup Commerce: Whatever may he
the differences in the party upon local or
personal issues, or any others OF minor
Importance, the party is firmly held to-
gether as national organization by
common belief in certain fixed principles.
which the mass OF Republican voters hold
10 be necessary for the honest, safe and
prudent conduct of national affairs.
Skamokawa Eagle: A pilot boat named
the Loyal has been fitted out at South
Bend and hereafter Washington pilots
will keep boat at the mouth of the CO.
lumbia. If the new pilot boat sticks to her
beat she will prove a God-send to some
of the belated wheat ships. who have
been known to poke about the mouth of
the river a week at time waiting for a
pilot
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He makes a speciality OF all chronic.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

Davis caught his usual fine game
1t was the luCkieSt victory Wheeling
has scored.
Ball nut up nice game at short; 90
did Croity aud Ireland a, we'll a. Glass
cock At first.
Tho Celsrons are very hard hitting
aggregation. With one more coed
pitcher they should figure in tho race,
Ono Of the best pieces OF fielding in
the game was somers' catch OF whally's
hit in the fifth. It was almost at the
fence.
A feature OF the game was the success.
i've steals Of second and third by Glass.
cock in the third inning. after he had
singled.
Crotty batted in great form, having
four singles, tWo.bAggsr and a sacrifice
hit, in six times at bal he couldn't
have done better
Kelley umpired frIt.claSs game. He
lie the only ono on the Iron and Oil
staff that doss not give the homo team
the best Of everything
Kane will pitch for the locals this
afternoon and Conroy will be In the box
for the visitors. he II was who pitched
the WheelinGs to defeat At Celoron week
before last.
That home run Of Campfield's was the
Grst ever knocked over the right feld
ieuce. Excepting for the high wind,
which kept tho ball high up In the air,
1t would not have been more than 4
LWo.bagger.
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gKoWNIEs oNoE MORE


Capture tho bowling Championship of
the City, Defeating Nnmslss Last Even.
inG-ThS First dame was IICAuiJ.
The Brownies and NameIess teams Of
tho MusOo Bowling League having
finished the summer series tied Tor lrst
position, It was necessary that additional
games be rolled to decide the summer
cham pIonship. 1t was decided to roll
three games, best two Of three. These
took place last evening In the presence
Of large crowd Of bowling enthusiasts,
aud the Brownies rolling In wonderful
form captured three games on the fol.
lowing scores:
Brownies-Horvey. 1874. 100, 10;
Browne, 1865. III, 1871; Dahinden, l72,
1863, 100; McLure, 10, 1856, IBl; 0'Nsill,
1874, 1871. l4S; Blind, l73, LOT, 100; totals,
1904, 9s6, 925.
NameleSa-Campbell, 156, 1855, l47;
Wells, LIS, l39, 1872; Manning, l54. 1855,
l24; Carenbauer. $50, 1870, 1879; Akin.
son, 1888, ll5, 1870; BoWlin, $50, l32, l2l;
totals, O6S, S25, 1888.
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BELLAIWE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass Ctr.


All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass ctr.
Senator Charles NJ. Hogg was hero
Yesterday and was very busy man. Ho
has served. only one term In the senate,
but Belmont county never did take
vory kindly to his nomination ana lie
feared something might turn up again.
aud put in the time seeing tho delegates
here and in other parts Of the county.
Belmont has sixty.Six votes In tile con.
yontion, whilo Harrison has but
twonty.sovon. Senator Hogg will have
some votos from this county In any
event, and II no Belmont county man is
presented lie may got them all Colum.
biana aud Jefferson will join In noIni.
mating Mr.. WOlday. The convention
will DO held ut SlOubenvillo Thursday.
bon Tyler had ono Of his arms badly
Injured at tho coal bank OF the steel
works yesterday. Ho was riding on the
engine, when his arm was caught be-
tween tho cab and SidO OF the mine. No
bones were broken, nor was tho arm
wrenchOd from its place. but tho flesh
and muscles were bruised Ia such = way
as To mako II very painful
Hon. David Wagcnur,, Deputy Inter-
nal Rovcnuo Collector H. q, Meyer, W.
A. Fenton, y. S. Dreamer, ". NJ. Lup'
ton aud Emerson Campbell are Demo.
Gratis who left hero yesterday and last
night TO represent this county In the
state convention at Springfield.
Tho Enterprise Window Glasa Com.
pany will distribute n share Of itS cash
earnings among the stockholders TO.
day. John ". Taylor. president Of the
company, was unable TO DO present, ow'
ing to Ill health.
Miss Mary burrows loft Yesterday for
Boston TO rcmnin TIL after tho X. 4.
cnnclNVp. Quito n number from hOrO
will 60 next week.
4. II. johnson camo In yesterday
from Manhattan Beach 10 atLond tho
annual meeting Of tho Enterprise Glass
Company
A number Of school Teachers wont to
EpwUttli Park yesterday aud will Bpund
the week thOre, attending tho teachers
institute.
Ida McFhnnoy died At tho homo Of
William McElhRnOy In tho First ward
Sunday aud will DO buried Llila after.
noon.
X. W, Archer, who wont 10 Kent, o.,
10 organize local union, returned Sun.
day without pOriOCtinp m organization.
Thomas Boyco aud wlio loft Inst night
for uas CITY aud George DovCe aud fam.
lily will leave later for tho same place.
Mrs. John A. GAllnhOr and daughter
loft yOalCtday for MI LukO Park, where
they will spend a week or two.
W. A, RchrRmm was calNd 10 Pnmo,
roy 10 gauge some whisky that went
down with lIlO Iron Queen,
Miss GorlIo Fawueit Il homo from
pleasant hlAy al EpWOtLh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

NV YoRk, August 19.-"Pamon"
Davies and Tom" o'Rourko, brought
of All athletic exhibition hero tonight.
The frat round fought between George
Dixon and Mike Leonard was last and
furious, with Dixon getting eighty the
the bsttor Of II, his left doing good exc.
culion on "Beau BFummol's" face. In
the second round II was fairly mixed
and when "Yank" Sullivan, Of
Syracuse, tho referee, tried TO separate
them, II was found 10 be almost an i'm.
possibility.
Inspector Cartwright, with Captain
Smith and n number Of officers in uni.
form and citizens clothes, jumpted into
the ring aud arrested tho pugiliSLS and
O'Rourko and Davies.
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10 BGrTING, 80 sUCoEss.
That was the Situation ut the Washington
Park Meeting,

That was the Situation NJ the Washington
Park Meeting.
CHICAGO, August 10. There was good
sport but poor attendance at the racing
to-day at Washington Park. Scarcely
one thousand people we're on tho
grounds, The directors foe. discouraged
at the attempt to conduct a meeting
without betting Of any kind, although
i 10 thought the loss during the meet
ing will not DO great The features To-
day were the easy victories Of Virgins
10 the two'yeAr.old stake aud Miss Nell
son In the 2;l2 tTot. Summaries;
2:l0 trOt Unfinished from Saturday.
purse 81, 0O0;-MAjor Ewing. 1. lseVsH
hORtsi took last lhEsS); ATtslloid, 2;
josephine, 8; Margaret O. and Glen
moro, die. lime-2:lsi; 2:I0; 2;lS!;
2:lGt; 2:l6i; 2:lGI: 2;2Jl,
Tbs Juvenile stake for tWo.yBRT.olds;
purse 81, 50O;-WigginI, / ! Caid, 2; Sill
YER Lake, 81 Practical, Il Baroness Mar'
guerlte, 81 EVadnu, u. TimS-2i2@4;
2;2Oi.
The Clipper Stlke,. 9;lo PAGERS. $4,000
puFse-Phsnol, ] i've hsass); Nellie NJ,
q Choral, 8; Dempsey, q; Captain
v oodI, s. Time, 2;lli, 2:l2l, cana,
9:l4S, 9;ls4.
The 2'l2 trot, purse 81, OOO-MiIs Mel.
son, /; Robbie r., 9; Baronst, 81 Com.
modore Porter, 4; Jim Vague, 3; AL
metto, 8, Time, 2:lSi 9:l4I, 2:lS!,
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NV YoRK, August lO.-1ho com.
mlttOs who have charge Of tho trial
races to select the dOfoudOr Of the
Americas cup agningt ValkyriO III,
with James b, smith, chairman, havo
arranged the details for tho races to-.
morrow. The frat race will DO ton
miles TO tho windward or lOOwnrd aud
return IA tho wind serves The CON.
mitlOss reserve tho right to send the
yachts over tho Conrso second time.
Tho second race will DO over a triangu.
lar course, eight miles to n leg and tho
committee, At the end Of this race, will
decide a. 10 tho necessity Of sailing IL
third race OH Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

COLOGNE, August l0.-The worlds In.
ternatonal cycling congress was con.
cluded here to-day. In the kiiomster
handicap for amateurs LangWild, Of
Holland, was the winner; Watson and
Cherry, Of England, we're second aud
third. In the kilometor profession al
handicap, APPEL, Of Frankfort, was the
winner. Time, III.
Ia the 100 kilomeler amateur worlds
championship race, twelve started. Cor
dang, Of Holland, was the winner; Witt
even, Of Holland, second; ssniO. Of Nor.
way. was third. TINE, . hours, 80
minutes, IS l.5 seconds.
Tue committee took up the protest OF
Banker against PFotetn's victory on
Saturday. II was claimed that Protein
had no right to ride in tho final, aS II
was only the third Of his heats. The
committee declared that the race was
void aud 1t will DO run again at Paris
In September without fresh trials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

WAsnISGroS. August l0.-Tc.day's
game went to Pittsburgh by score OF 0
to- Anderson was knocked out Of the
box in the fifth and his place was taken
by Mallarkey. Tho latter with the first
ball pitched struck Captain Bockley on
the right arm aud he was forced to re-
tire from tho game. Gcnins covered
frat base for the remainder Of the game.
A long running catch Of foul ball by
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TORONTO. oSr, August l0.-ThO race
between Gnudaur and DnrnAn this after.
noon was tho poorest kind Of an exhibit
ton, II was raced In such shallow
wnlsr that tho boats almost 1Cfaped
along tho bottom aud II was run llIFOo
time, past tho grand stand Of tho iOrry
companies to lot tho OCCUPANTS see
II. Gaudaur could do anything ho
nlcnsed with DuFnan and won by ono
length simply because hs did not want
10 Win II by illly
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

'pocidl DiipaleA 10 he IntIiGaNE
NV Castle, Pa. August l9.-0il City
made a great 6niIh In this afternoons
game, hitting Michael very hard. Pas.
torius was hit even harder but the
hits were more scattered. The score;
New Ca'Ils,,.-.,,,,,...-l 0 1000 "a l. .
OIL Clty-r-.,-.,.,... 80 o 3OO 90 Ella
Rauvfles-Ncw Castle, Michael and GilboY;
OIL CITY, PmtOrius aud DpnayRu Dase Nils,
New Castle "a, oil City II. Rrrors, New Castle 4.
OIL ClYA
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Earned rnvL wheeling ., Celoron J. Home
t1u CLIapacld. TWobaie hits. ATdner. DAVIS
Davis. NJ Wheeling :: lrndir, Con0vef. Davis, OF
tsiOrun :: Ogden Double play Ardnet 70
WhAey st0su bases, Ball sOmeri, Ulns,cncE
Ireland Krlkhoh COnovOr Ogden. Bases gu
sirIcg OH uy Campbell I. by Brodle I, By Con
Oyefa Tins. 2,Bl Umpire, Kelley.
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AZ Philadelphia. Attendance, $3.50 II, H. r
EEee.jSasipnls9S : Sf5 3 ~ l! !
Pitchsu, Taylor and Eiehoh
- A. grooklyn. Attendance, 5000. EH.E
EET C,S VIZ SgG ~ Y Z
Pltchen, Kennedy aud Meekiu.
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NptfldI Dlsndifh 70 ne InIaGlgsNofF,
UHMoHsvILLG, o., August l9.-To.
day $ game was ons.sided and was mark
cd by the poor fielding OF tho home
team. Both pitchers did well. Tho
score:
T TsIR. Gi ,i..,. ....s sSGSSSSS III
lAitcrcS-Twln Cities HaWley aud briggs;
Warren, barrett and smith, BGse hiiL Twin
Cities 3: Warren & Errors Twin Cities, y;
Warren . umnire. Englhnd
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WON IN THE NINTH.
Wheeling Narrowly Escapes De-
feat by the osloron Team
MAGNIFICENT RALLY IN THE NINTH

Was all that saved GlaSsoooE'S Boys
A Home HIM over RiRh.Field
Fsuos-waFrep Wins at Twin Cities,
Piusburgh Defeats Washington.
Tho Iron aud OH League is all
Right-other News OF Sport
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rtfIj.yIl,LE STICKS.

Financial ulHiUuiiIss ilay" iir"n Over
come nnd tho LrnghH II Ihinrt-Th"
1uln, wiil not Disbnud The IInin"f "h'
M'fSiy ~ SsWapapCr Fake.
9p,tol ifgaish 10 N, IntilDtn,tr.
Tnu.yrLLr, Pa, August ln--Enougl'
money has been plOdgsd to carry The
'nlu.villc Iron aud OIL league team,
through tho season and 1t will not BIO
d,bandOd M was tslOpraphol from tina
p.nco Saturday night Tho team ro'
turned from whssllue aud will play ~
ishoIulslto.d Al FRANKLIN
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Social Dllpdlch % tAe lnidlI1foT.
FRANKLIN, Pa, August l9.-Ths third
inning' OF to.dRy's game settled or,
Pirate JordAn's case. He was battsd all
over tho field, aud Was relieved by
Fitch, who was also hit at will. Tho
score;
TimsSiIc ',''''.,'.r..~~o . 0 0 / 0 ga
Batteries-FmnEllu. aeOougal and Duncan;
TitusYllle, Jordan, Fitch and Mitchell. Base
hits, Fnnkln Is, TltuSYLlle d Errors, Franklin
g. TitusyllleN
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IN we NArloNAh LEAaUR.


TopAY's GGaB1-Pittsburgh Of Brooklyn. Gin.
cInuati at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washtng'
ton. Chicago al Baltimore. 81 Louis o! New
York. l.ouiSVillC at BoSion.
Pittsburgh was the only western team
that played yesterday. The other vest
ern clubs arc euroute east to begin their
last campaign In that section. When 1t
il ended there will probably not be
four western teans in the first division.
Cincinnati and Chicago seem the likely
candidates Tor trip down the ladder.
On the eve Of tho trip cas-. the Spiders
have only very slight hold OIL first
place over tho Orioles aud will hardly
DO able TO stay At the top.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20
'rhlobsCk was feature Of tho game
attendance, $500. Score:
WASH An IL r i. RiFITN' GIT.FI.I
ltt0nlgs % / s 4 oIsmlth, H. . . b
eIbaeh llDeOkry,lb . / 8 \
liAlmor llstenlcl Cl I / Q o D
,Tooks, y 2IBIurb'r ID 3 /
,ArlWt I, ID 0 0lsluart, S. 8 1 D
; hpbkHi ! llCgmnn. SD 8 I
Abbey, e. 0lMpITiii. O. I 3 S o
S AIiGi,S'S,BS SS hI!anS,Isey,&
-
I'otall-..8 6I 10 Totals..y7 i2 n s {?


Earned yllnS Warrington. I, Pittsburgh T.
Two base hts, selbach stolen bases Joyce, Nc
qllFa, sglb1ch, ClinEmHn, Donovan, Sacrifice
ht, BoTbluer. First base on balls, of Ilawlcy,
VI on Anderson, 4 on MallaIkey, !. llll BY
pitcher, liOckloy, LEFT on bases, Washington, .;
PlibbuTglit Struck out, bg llaWloy, Il Nal
llFkey, T. Passed ball. Mcclure. rlIRs, aOj,
UmplrpS Murray aud O'Day
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II tho Twins can only lay ont tho
Warren crowd this afternoon tllo race
will become interesting franklin won
Yesterday and remains tlod with
Wheeling. Tho Twins aud Celorons hro
aaungG pretty battle for tail chd hon
ora, but both arc stronger thnh ihelf
position In tho race, and should advance
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nos Avn nIn hNAGUE.
Standing Of the club, aud Frntnrr- "r
prnmnni Ilnre.

CAVES fo.DAY-Co.nfon NJ Nhcollhgi warren
Al fain GidcG. oil CITY at New Cattle, TITUS
Y'N At Franklin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

Tho bicycle race TINT lakOS place In
connection with tho coming celebration
oil Labor Day neAlozdrt Park ncNt Sat.
urdny afternoon, bid, fair 10 bo Il Hplf.
Iled contest. The nnc prizes arO on OK q.
hiblion nj Liikens' iNwnlry Btorp on
Market street, Entries close lifblny
uysnInp Al 0 o'clock with Il. NJ. Archer
at tho lStRLLl1gSegR oIIlcn. 1t ID open
10 tho riders Of this Vicinity, including
belmont aud Jefferson counties, Ohio.
-
Noliody need hnyO Nuurnlgla urt Dr. Miles
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was held as stated and there ia nc
thought OF dibandinE AZ a meallnp
held last week additional money WA
suhsoribOd to strengthen tho club, and
Il will DO in the laaguO at tho close anu
II will also DO among tho leaders,
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UumomylLLE, o., AUGUST ~ rue
statement made In to.dayh lIoalhof u
laIo Ia every particular NO n0e'lhR
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AZ will DO seen above, both TiluSyIllo
and Twin Oitiss will stick and there
will DO no break such a. was given TO lle
readers yesterday By Wheeling morn.
ing paper Sunday night tho telegraph
wires Vere In bad shape and Wheeling
for several hours was not connected
with UhrlehsVille aud TllnaVllle. The
facility with which tho paper In quca-
ton received "speCials" telling Of
meetings" at which clubs Wero dis.
banded 10 surprising, to say tho least,
The above dispatch from TiIusyille was
received early yesterday noFaing too
late Tor publication In Mondays INTEL.
LlHRScER The Registers imagination
wire, II aeeml, mover gets out Of order.
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Nobody nerd hnyu Nuurlllglg dot uh Miles,
Phln fills from druggists. zone cent dose"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-07

All OF the morning papers last
Thursday contained articles, each
with sensational headlines, either in
timating that w. E. Baker of this city
had been murdered in Chicago, or in
curing as to his whereabouts. The
items we're founded on the fact that
Mr.. Bakers grip containing nearly
SIS, 600 worth of collateral and other
securities, had been found in the rail-
road yards on the river banks of the
Windy City the afternoon before. The
grip had been broken open and the
contents apparently disturbed. Early
Thursday morning Mayor Dickinson
received telegram inquiring about
Mr.. Baker and mentioning the suspi-
cious manner in which the grip was
found. Mr.. Dickinson quietly COM
menced an investigation. About the
same time NJ. E. Powell received
telegram from Mr. Baker to the effect
that his satchel had been stolen from
his Office but had been recovered. Mr..
Powell, not knowing of the report of
Mr.. Bakers murder, quietly put the
telegram in his pocket without saying
q word to any one. But when the
morning papers arrived be saw the
foundation for Mr.. Bakers telegram
and quietly put at rest the report that
Mr.. Baker had been murdered.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-07


wood. One hold up of the express
man, they say, might cost them more
than the business would bring them
in many years.
Mayor Ed. Weaver OF Mankato was
in Redwood Falls last Friday evening.
When asked regarding the turning off
of tho electric lights in Mankato per
order of the council he stated that it
was merely question as to whether
the city or the company was going to
fix rate for the arc lights and neither
allowing the other to do so and the
company refusing arbitration the
lights we're ordered turned off. The
trouble originated over Mayor Weaver
ssceEtaining that the company was
not giving 1900 candle power
through the arc system in fact no
where near that figure, a figure fixed
as the power necessary to insure pay
ment for the service. As Mr.. Weaver
put it: Nearly everybody thinks
that city, q State, county or q
township is q body for plumber and
bills against any Of them should be
allowed regardless of the service
This has been one case
where city,has refused to grant the !
extortion.