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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
lNsoLENCE AT A DISCOUNT.
Instead OF LIokIuG tho Hotel Clerk thu
Guest Paid Him IN HIS Own Coin.

/ Instead OF LIoEiug tho Hotel Clerk tho
dues. Paid Him in HIS own Coin.
Nt,O York Tribune
Behind tho onyx desk OF u modern
hotel in tho Tendorloin a clerk 10 en-
ployed who ia remarkable exponent
OF the up,to'date young men who
makes fun for others, aud thinks that
his wit is inyincible. lie met his Wa
teroo recently, aud now hO is one Of
the neekesl men that shouts Front"
II was early in tho evening" Tho
electric lights had Just begun to blaze
with an air of assurance. lhR music
floating down from tho dining room fell
with dreamy cadence upon the ears Of
tho guests who were chatting in the cor
ridoTs after dinner, Suddenly man
broke away from group and stopned
up TO the desk. lilo was tho last one
that shrawd observer would have
picked out for an easy mark" TO use
ths vernacular, but tho clerk made a
mistake. Tho man said to the diamond
bedscked guardian oil the keys:
day|
the clerk stroked his muStache
looked Rdmiringlv at n solitaire ring
that spurklel on his finger and replied
uoncha.autly:
Were you expecting somebody to
ask for you"
The man addressed looked hard at
the clerk aud replied in glacial toues:
81 never expect anything in this
world. But that makes ~ difference.
Did anyone inquire tor MOI
Tho clerk eyed him in mild wonder,
and then said with n giGglO:
81 think you would DO ashamed to
ask. OF courle there did, TWAS lady,
aud Ihe was here twice"
"What sort OF looking lady was
she" asked the stranger.
The clerk said with an air Of cOnvlc.
ton that was mingled with contempt
Tor his intOrlocutOr:
"0n. jus. smooth.faced lady
That's my wife" said the other In
such n cool wav that tho clerk was stag.
gerod and his joke fell dead, The other
continued:
"She will bo back, 80 think l might
as well take room. What arc your
rates for rooms?'
Two dollars day aud upward" said
the clerk glibly.
81 guess You mean two dollars day
and down. don't you?" said the pro.
speclive guOst in a tantaizlng way.
81 know my business, said the clerk,
Two dollars day and up. and that
goes"
mo you don't" said the man on the
outside. you mean that the rooms on
tho top floor are two dollars day, and
then they raise as you come down. That
is two dollars Rday aud down, isn't It?'
The clerk gasped for breath aud then
said family: Twill you regis!er2"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

The Charleston Star'Tribuno closed
its fourteenth year with its last isIus,
The Star.Tribune ls the oldest Republic
eau journal in southern West Virginia,
aud has always been loyal to tine cause
and a power in tho politics Of the pOr'
ton Of tho state in which it is pub
lishOd, More than that, 1t is good
newspaper, alive to tho best interests,
commercial as well as political, OF tho
Kauawha region, and is worthy OF the
patronage Of tho peoplc, It is omitted
to the recognition Of all progressive cit.
liens, aud, judging from its prosperous
appearance, it is receiving il,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

is needed it eau DO found in the move.
mont, started in administration clrcle',
for tho return OF Mr., Wilson to Con-
gress, and in the candidacy Of many
other of the old free trade leaders who
failed in their designs in tho last Com
gross. AZ Mr., Wilson said, the Demo-
cracy did not surrender aud their re-
turn to power will mean more taria
tinkerlng on free trade lines, It goes
without saying that this state will not
500 to it that Mr., Wilson iS returned
to lead the fight
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Itis suggested that it would not be a
difficult matter for Corbelt aud FiIzsim.
mons to charter steamer and go out in
the middle OF the Gulf OF Mexico or tho
Atlantic ocean aud settle the question
which Of them is the champion brute
This would do, II the two pugI werc
really sincere in tho desire to merely
settle tho issue between them. But
that is not the point. The whole diff.
Guilty lies in the fact tina. the promoters
Of tho proposed contest" are not SO
much DESTROYS Of determining the mat.
ter OF the championship as they are to
make a large amount Of money for
themselves out OF the exhibition.
The great audience expected to wit
mesa the encounter and TO furnish tho
financial encouragement could not DO
accommodated on tho deck or in the
cabin of a steamship, and until the pro.
motors can find a place where they can,
without interference oil the law. con.
duct hippodromO from which they
can reap a fortune, tho question Of
whether Prof. Corbett or ProL Fitzsim.
mons is the champion scientific bruiIor
OF the world will remain unsettled, The
confederation is purely a financial one.
1t is fortunate that this ia so, as. per.
haps, on this account, the fight may DO
declared OF, a result that would not az
feet tho morals OF the people very disaS.
troIslY.
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nenrnc,, rnnnot no Cured.

by local applications, US they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of tho ear.
There is olly ont one wav to cure deaf.
moss, and mat Is by constitutional rem.
cdies. Deafness i, caused by an in.
danpd condition OF tho mucous lining
Of tho Ens:achiau Tube. When this
tube COTS iuilamed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. aud when
il Is entirely closed deafness is tho 70.
suit, and unless tho Inflammation eau
BIO taken out aud this tube restored TO
iis normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nine casus out OF ton
arc caused by cLtarrh, which is nothing
butan inilamed condition OF tho mucous
surfaces,
wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case OF deafness Caused by cRtarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, ire0. b
7. J. CuENEY 4 Co, Toledo, o.
B4rSold by Druggists, zoe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Tho reform clements Of Now York arc
getting together again In good shape,
and II looks as II TammauS Is doomed
to another deIoat. Another such boat.
ing as that which was administered
last year is needed to crush out what
life thoro is lott in tho tiger. Recently
lac has boon rearing his hoAd with some.
thing OF tho old tinO vgor. aud this
fact has had a marked Influence In
bringing about n sottlOment OF tho dit.
fcroncca between tho opposing factions.
Tho issue which contrOpts tho citi.
gems Of Now York this year Ia quite a.
important 40 that which dominated tho
campaign Of last year. Should tho cor.
rupL Tammnny crowd rocuyor their Loaf
ground, or cvOn a portion Of It, tho 70.
suit would 10 worry aoriou1, and all tina
good has that boon inaugata.od would
receive a bachBot which would lonyo ~.
Ito homo for tho future
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
Tho champion Flsh Story,

The climax OF this seasons fish
stories ha, been reached by the Mil
ford, Pa, Dispatch, which relates that
at Rock Hill, sullivan county, tho little
ice ponds are completely dried up, and
Farmer CuddSback, whose pond was
stocked with German carp, has had the
misfortune to lose his entire buckwheat
crop, The carp, goiug overland in
search of water, passed through his
buckwheat field, aud being hungry "a
we'll as dry, cleaned it up Us slick as q
horde Of graSIhoppsrs could have done
All his neighborS are mp in arms, ana
in order to save their crops are making
use Of every available weapon with
which to eYterminGts the threatened
past. As fast az they are killed they
are .alted down, some farmers having
as many as eight barrels in brine,
Farmer CuddebACk SAYS that il he can't
have buckwheat cukes this wintOr ho
will havo tho next thing to them,
buckWheat carp.
West Virginia i, tho prOudost utato
in tho the Union, She IS proud OF her
iuexhaustlbIo resources, and, among
other things, she ha, been wont to
boasrot tho possession oil the champion
newspaper liar whose ParkOrsburg
dispatcts, have been pNralyzing tho
outside world, but sho now yields the
palm to Pennsylvania That ParkerI.
man is no longer init,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

:E,halgc
Ny brother VIII he used 70 DO
the incest Eiud oil girl.
lie wore lit,le dress Ike me,
And had his hair In curl.
We PLAYED with dolls aud tca.setS then,
Aud every Kind OF toy;
Hut all those good old times arc gone
VIII turned iutO boy.
Mamma has made him little suits.
win pockets In tho pants.
And cut % all his yellow CurlS
And sent thoin 10 my aunt,:
Aud viii, he was 20 pleased. believe
lie almost jumped with joy,
But must own didn't Ike
Win turned Into boy.
And now he pays WITH horad tops
don't know how 20 spin,
Aud marbles that try 10 shoot,
Int never hit nor win.
And leap t,og--l can't give bRcSn
Lie charley, Franz or RJy-
o, no one knows how bad iccl
sirCO VIII has turned boy.
have 10 wear irOcks just the same,
And now thcy're mostly white,
have u sit Eui Just be good.
WEilc VIII clhuimb and A-ht
But must Keep my drN,,cs nice.
AID wear my hair In curl,
Aud wUr 30. WOrsest thing OF all
have 20 stay agiri,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

tlana in tho name OF the SuItan, ia not
confined to the partisan Republican
press" When Mr.. Cleveland comes
out Of his retrament at Buzzard's Bay
aud ceases his fishing long enough to
give ear to tho popular voice, no may
be able to hear the protests that are
going up from all over tho country
against his foreign policy aud the
cowardly ihaCtion Of some OF his repre-.
Sentatiyos abroad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

II is stated on tho authority Of Mr.
Forest Brown, n Chatlo,.lown, that
PJntmnHlOr General Wilson Ia anxious
to run ior Congress again in tho Soc.
ond district. Worry vol, lot him Try It.
Tho pooplo Of tho Second district do.
clnrod by aO ovotshcln Ing yolo that
thoy had had enough n Mr.. Wilson IN
Congress, aud tliorc ia no reason to DO.
lloyn that lhoy have changed thor
yowl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Distressing kidney and bladder iiq.
eases rolicyod III six hourl by tho "NEw
GUAR souri AurmcAy kidney CvNG"
This now remedy lau grcnt surprise on
account Of It's exceeding promptnuls In
relieving pain III tho bladder, kidneys,
back nai every part Of tho urinary pass.
AGO IN male or iolnhlc. IL relieves 10.
tonliun Of water aud pain In pnsalng It
nlnont immediately II Won want quick
rolioI aud euro thia Ia your remedy,
Sold by H. II. List, druggist, Wheeling
~ w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Mgs'IcSlly thu great ocean gfNy hound leave,
ihr 0prk md 'lrsti' down The DIVER outward
hound. Rll rfo SUn iN unHr ,it pfnuuiul Iui
tile spN NutUNv rmOf WN1tt Incident ~ d
ll0us NllanliuTIpWIIn lh0 In Unto ktumNulIu
llUfoilrrH stomach sitter N nul expect 4,
yuilnf without Wd, Tho lllllcw IL llt slaunnh
itlrnl NJ hll who travel by am ur lana rn.
gOnl' tourists. rnmmofrlH itayolnt mariner
pppin rhotniUr lWlufH N1I inactivity vi Ut
kIdnrN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

II your childron ntc subject to Group
watch for the first Symptom Of tho dis.
case go hoarsuncsh II ChnmhGrlAln's
Cough Remedy is VivOn Ns soon rs tao
child becomes hoafse II will prevent tho
attack. Evan after tho Croupy cough
has appeared tho attack can always 10
prevented by giving thia rcmody. II lis
ulso invaluable for colds and whoopinG
cough,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Detroit Frc PruL
THAT makes thirIoon times Two
kissed you, darling" he said, as ho
put on his hat in tho doorway ut Ii
p. N.
"Oh, George, thirteen is an unlucky
number" sho answered, thOughtiulIy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

t,. Dr, story'r nyo.minulc ho1l'
w. ache cure Guaranteed to euro
pick or nervous hcalaChn IN live min.
ulrs lln1thbalachc euro OH earth Try
it only ton conls For mlO by al dug.
pIap. Reed, ltobb 4 lIroidinr Who.o'
ralo AGENTS Mwdr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

JiHnh
~ am not OF jealous disposition,
but really object to your kissing your
cousin Tom"
~ did nothing OF tho kind"
'lIut | cav YOU"
"lhcn that shows that YOU do not
lovO mo my more, whom YOU prefer to
believe what you geo to believing what /
tell you.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Chi.ooo R,ool
Eddo-l amt afraid | kicked old
BaIkot'a bulldog yesterday,
NCddy lIumph! Two been in tho
grave yard after dark
'leddlO- rhRrB nolhin' ] play on tho
trolley tracks every day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

INVESTIGATION Is resulting in some
startling developments in Pittsburgh,
aud the city sser.s to be dstermlnol to
rid itself Of whatever is corrupt This
Is a good sign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

1'lEindIpnptIonorptssoda at lllcacllon
Of United sthlcs Minister .lor,oll at Con.
Sldnlinoplo In hobnobbInp with Turk.
Ian officials and utterly ignoring hIs
duty IN tho promises, whiIo all tho
world olOad' Og!iN'L at tho atrocities
tia! have been porpoltalOi Oh Chris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Warrington Star
My wife found a poker chip in my
pocket tho other morning." said the
man about town.
"WaI shS angry"
Every. She asked ME how much it
cost. told her fifty cents, and she
SAID that man always got cheated;
that tho thing was nothing but cellu.
loid,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Mr. Gladstone confesses that he is
puzzled alto tie best moans 10 be ON.
ployed in regulating tue liquor traffic
That is because he knows TOO much Of
human nature aud Of the history Of OK
ciGo legislation. People who arc ignor.
ant ci both car provlle him With intal.
liblO plans for roGnlEling or Destroying
tbs liquor tratil', aud they will doubt.
less proCrcd to do 50 az soon as they
hear Of his dilemma -PhilCdtiphid Led.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
Ugg Dt. Mllos' News rLAgfrnl for SPINAL
NLAkML4A MI dmIEIAIl Alll ,um LOF go.

Act,nl once, Uoyor lnI', Onc Minute
Cough Cure, A remedy lOr asthma,
and that lOyeriRh condition which No..
companies aOyefO cold Tho only
latmlOH remedy that produces immo.
dIale tcanlu. Logan Drug Go. Wheel.
Ing W. Ndo H. H. Peabody bnnWood,
aud lIOwlU 60, Bridgeport ., .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Tho Engli,hman is not given to arbI.
tration. The earth is his. and tho sea
also, aud--Io amend Scripture, he made
them. Diplomacy is waiting game.
You may have kicked a man from a top
story, bat it il his part TO retire as II YOU
Wero going to urge him to remain. John
Bull, when he gels anything, is like a
dog who cIn't extract his own teeth.
So you help him, especially II they arc
Fixed ia you. This Venezuelan dispute
will doubtless be adjusted in pcacea.
BILE manner, and the Monroe doctrine
will NOT have to be sustained in way
dlsagrseablO to both parties. Mr.. Olney
doubtless means to talk for ua with con.
SisteuL courage and tirmneSG In diplo.
macy you can't actually call man a
.hioi, 4 bully aud liar Chicago Inter
OCEAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
FOR SALE.


Farm, IS acres, II acres bottom land, on Littiq
Grave creek. 81 miles south Of city, eheSP, Cd
easy terms. 81 $50.
Farm. 10 acres, ~ miles east Of city, eWT
terms, 500.
Farm. 10 acres, % acres creek bottom, mleI
cast OF city, easy terms 5000.
Farm. 100 acres. 6nliles east Of city.
Farm, rs acres, fronting on National road
miles east Of the oitY Easy terms, son
Farm. 20 acres houses and orchards. ifol;'
inc on river. Il miles south Of the city; very
cheap. Sd5O1.
Farm, % acres. miles cast OF the city.
Splendid farm, $50 acres, on RoundbolioE
100 acres OF same river bottom SIS per acre.
Farm Ui 800 acres on Roundbotton.
Farm, IS acres, Belmont county, miles WsE'
OF city 5000
Farm. 90 acres, Belmont county, 5 rn.IsI ives;
OF city, $500
Farm, 70 acres. II miles east Of city cheap
Farm. acres, ~ miles east OF city, with new
eightroomed house.
Farm. y acres, milo from Elm Grove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

TlEAphCllErurCd In 70 mluutc0 by nr. Miles
PAN 1uLG "uuu cont dose" Al dTuBElSt6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

Among the novelties OF tho Atlanta
exposition Ia n house constructed en-.
tirOly OF paper. That's nothing; ont
woIt they construct whole towns in this
manner.-Ncr York Prts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

Hardin is being repudiatod by Demo-
Gratis OF lifelong standing down in Old
Kentucky. Blackburn is shouting for
free silver and the black flag, Brockin.
ridge IL carrying on warm campaign
by the liberal use Of dsinieclants, aud
the great Democratic platform Of '92 is
having monksy-and.parrOt time OF it..
Who said this WAS an oil year Tor
Democracy ?-Phi'ddtiphid Pre8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

1t is reported that every time tho
Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson hears a noise he
gets out OF bed and looks out OF tho
window to see il anybody 10 trying to
get into tho house with that prOsi.
dental nominAtion.-Ch Chicago Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

THE ISrELlloESeER embracing Iu several
editions, Is entered In the POiOaics at wheel
ing. viva, a. IsOOnd'clEII maI''rl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
TO FIGHT STANDARD OIL.
New Company With Large Capital
Taking Shane.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 26.-The company
which was projected at meeting of in
dependent oil producers has taken de-
cided shape and will be under charter
within month. David B. Kirk saws:
'"The company will embrace all inde-
pendent producers and refiners in the
United States. We will have capital
of 81 100000 when it is needed The
company will erect plant in every
city in the United States where the
Standard has one. We will handle
only pure OIL" Never before in the
history of the oil country have preduc-
ers been SO unanimous in giving prac-
tical support to a movement guarantee
ing successful competition with the
Standard Oil Company as they are
now. When, few weeks ago, the
producers completed a pipe line from
Titusville to Wilkesbarre and forced
through it 5000 barrels daily of refined
oil without impairing its value they
revolutionized the transportation of re-
fined oil and amazed the Standard Oil
Company and the railroads. As COM
pared to car freights the cost via pipe
line is nominal. Parallel with this line
is another through which 5000 barrels
of crude oil is being pumped daily TO
Wilkesbarre. A portion of the money
now being raised is to complete these
two lines to Constable Hook, n. Y,
where there are large refineries and eX-
celient exporting facilities.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BROOKLYN STRIKE ENDED.
Troops Recalled and Cars Running
With Little Trouble.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 24.-The beginning
of the end of the great trolley strike
was reached to-day. The strikers
played their last card in ordering out
the electrical workmen on all lines af-
fected. Wholesale wire cutting took
place during the night and many of the
linemen obeyed the order to quit work.
Several lines were tied up for time in
the early morning. They were started
after repairs has been made by the men
and by those who refused to go out.
The companies started new lines, and
while the normal traffic is not vet re-
stored, the cars are operated on all
main lines.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 28.-Beaten at every
point except the doubtful victory
in the courts, the strikers practically
surrendered to the trolley railroad COM
panies this afternoon only to be told
that their places are filled. President
Norton of the Atlantic avenue system
contemptuously spurned the offer of
his OLD men to ret n and threw their
formal letter in the waste paper basket.
President Lewis of the Brooklyn
Heights company sent a formal reply
in which he courteOusly informed his
old men that he would take them back
as individuals upon his own terms as
long as he had vacancies to fill. Presi-
dent Wicker of the Queens County and
Suburban company replied also, offer
ing his men as individuals, what places
remain on his lines.
OF the 1000 men who went out on
strike on January IA, there are left far
less than one-third. 1t is not at all GER
tain tonight that these will accept the
places. Strike Leader Connolly de-
clares that the strike is not over by any
means, and that the men rendered their
services in order to remove all questions
of fact as to the ability of the roads to
obtain men and thus furnish a new
basis upon which to apply fora peremp-
tory mandamus against the companies.
The men say they have funds and will
fight the companies in court and by
boycott until they give in.
The strike is practically over, as the
companies have gradually resumed the
operations of their lines until every i'm
portant one is in operation. Two men
were shot by policemen in different en-
counters with mobs. One man is in a
critical condition. Acts of violence
were less frequent to-day than during
the days of last week, but they indi-
cate that the safety of the public is far
from being established.
Early in the day the troops Of the 1st
brigade began leaving for their homes.
Gen. McIleer and the civil authorities
reached the conclusion that the peace
could be mai attained by the I'd brigade
with $500 men. The strike has lasted
IL days TT has cast thn railroads 500 :
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-31
ner in which the territory of the Porte
OF Europe, including Constantinople, is
to be partioned among the powers.
The Hawaiian Revolution.

In letter from Honolulu dated
January II, Minister Willis gives these
particulars of the revolution: "On the
9TH inst. the first actual encounter took
place. A squad of government police
(Hawaiian), accompanied by Deputy
Marshall Brown, Hon. c. l.. Carter
and several others, undertook a search
for arms on the premises of a half white
named Bartellman, who resides ON
Waikiki beach, about five miles from
the center of this city. The searching
party was fired on by royalists secreted
in a boathouse near by, resulting in the
Wounding of several policemen and the
death of Hon. Charles L. Carter,
prominent lawyer. After more firing,
the royalists retreated to the crater Of
an extinct volcano, from which they
We're dislodged and they are reported
to be surrounded in the adjoining
mountains, without supplies and re-
duced to 30 men.
con the morning of the 9th inst.
martial law was declared, since which
probably 60 citizens have been arrested.
Among them. are three ex-attorney
generals and other prominent persons
representing various nationalties.
President Dole was gratifed at the
absence from port at this time of any
national ship. 1t gave his government,
he said, an opportunity to prove its
ability to take care of itself, which if
once done would most probably insure
permanent peace"