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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
LOCAL Bi;EvlrIES.
Matters of Minor sIumunt Ia aud About
tho City.

| Matters of Minor biumsut In aud About
the City.
MAriSEeS at both theatres to-day.
TIE GRAND this eveniug-"rcmpta.
ton OF Money"
OrEnA House. THIS eyening-"The
Confederate Spy"
paul kAuvAR" played 10 s25 house
in Louisville one night during the biz.
zarh week.
Tie Rosewood social will give ita frs.
hop NJ Slengo < Howley'a hall Tuesday
evening, February 20.
IL Walter sanford's now play, called
"a False STAR" there will be- intro.
duced flying machine.
TIE council committee on real estate
will meet Monday night to arrange for
repairs to the city building.
THE grammar room pupils OF Centre
district will give IN entertainment ut
the school next Tuesday afternoon aud
evening.
iouSG mons meeting will be held at
the \. NJ. @. A. building this evening at
o'clock. All young men, as usual, will
be welcome.
MAUD SMIrH's house OF Ill fame was
raidcd los. night by Chief Bennett, and
Officer Ingram, aud shs and i've girls
were arrested.
HARRY J. FISK sold for John aud
Catherine Moore 10 Catherine Rohrl
the house a. No. 1915 Jacob street, this
city; consideration. Sl.700.
YESTERDAY Jane, E. Monnhan was
arraigned before Squire Gillcspy on
charge OF assault on his wife. lie was
held in 500 bail for court A peace
warrant against him wa, dismissed.
THE miners in the Gaylord coal works
recently struck now vein OF coal in the
mine. the product Of which Ia said to
be OF as fine quality as any coal that is
now being brought into the Wheeling
market.
Is the police court yesterday morn.
ing two women, up for disorderly con.
duct. were sent to Jail, one plain drunk
and ono disorderlv case 10 the hill, and
one man accused OF disorderly conduct
paid - and costs.
The sparring exhibition tonight, for
John IIalipenny's benefit, a. Columbian
hal, below Forty-eighth street, prom
ises TO be n success. Some OF tho stecl
and tube workers have dubbed together
and bought two valuable prizes to be
given TO the winners in two Of the main
bouts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

The directory OF tho Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly. prepared
by Mr.. J. G. Lucey, OF Philadelphia,
and printed by Robertson Bros, has
been issued. 1t is neatly gotten up and
covers the ground completely. It con.
tains only the advertisements OF union
houses, md gives Il list OF all the unions
which holp 10 form tho assembly, with
their oilicers, times and places Of meet.
ing, etc. It will be found to DO n useful
little book.
The officers OF tho Trades assembly
give Mr.. Lucey Grent send of for his
work. Ha expects to start union labor
weekly newspaper hero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
DO YOU VALUE YOUR EYES?

II So Here Arc Fact. Tint win Interest
You-A Great optIclan ComiuS to Wheel.
Ing.
In response to humorous requests
from parties living in this vicinity,
Levin, tho optician. OF Pittsburgh, has
arranged to visit Wheeling to examine
eyes free oil charge. Those suffering
with their eyes will appreciate this new
departure as it practically brings to
their own doors that for which they
had heretofore to 60 to Pittsburgh.
Eye troubles are something from
which but few OF the human race are
exempt. Two.thirds OF the troubles Of
the eyes are durable If proper treatment
i, accorded In due time. The main
cause OF so much suffering Ia the neg
lect OF proper treatment 'Procrasti.
nation" wo are told, "is the thief OF
time" and We might truthtully add
''the cause Of much unnecessary suffer-
ing. At the first symptoms oil any
trouble, be i. ever so trivial, call on Mr..
Levin, The makes no charge for examin.
alton and advice) and 10 case he cannot
help you he will tell you so frankly.
Ouo VI kiIc auiiIl IcaoOue nhy Steus
many people do not 60 to see doctor
when their eyes bother them, Is that as
rule the occulst's fee for merely super
fetal examination is beyond their reach.
and they comfort themselves with the
thought that possibly their eyes will
sc, better alone. but alas. how seldom
that Is the case. Bear in mind the fact
that Mr.. Levin makes no charge for
examination and advice, and will tell
you il he cannot help YOU. Numerous
complaints such rs nausea. shooting
paius in the head, violent headaches.
vertigo, drowsiness after eating, and
many others which are generally ut.
tributed to some remote cause are di.
rectly traceablc TO the eyes.
Mr.. Levin vii BIO in Wheeling for
three days and will make his headQuar-
ters at the McLure house. where he will
be on Monday. Tuesday aud Wednes.
day. February Is, &c and q. Remember
the dates and also the fact that there Is
no charge for examination and advice.
Mothers whose daughters arc always
mplaining OF headache will do we'll
to call on Mr.. Levin, as they may save
themselves and their children a great
deal OF unnecessary suffering. Don't
delay. Delay may be fatal, but call on
Monday. Don't wait until tho last
minute and find him so busy that he
cannot attend to you, but 20 at once.
The clerk Mt tho hotel will direct you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
A ploasaut suclni Event.

Thursday evening Prof. Thomas Rain.
bow, OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, entertained his corps OF
agents aud the other assistant superin.
tendents OF the company in this city ut
his homo on South Huron street, at one
OF his regular monthly meetings. An
elegant supper was served at season.
able hour by the hostess. Mrs. Rainbow.
after which very profitable business
meeting was held. A vote OF thanks
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Rainbow for
their hospitality. after which tho guests
departed for their homes feeling that
tho evening had been one OF prof. as
well as pleasure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

Moro Of the effects OF tho past week o
warm weather on tho leo In tho closed
river could DO soon yesterday than at
any time before. Out in tho channel
tho leo was nevor very thick and several
now air holcs were mado by tho swift
current during TIM day, Ono reachos
from tho foot OF Fifth street to opposite
Seventh street. fully six hundred feet In
long!h. Above tho suspension bridge,
too, several brooks wcro made during
tho day and down below tho Island
nearly dozen breaks wore made. The
river mon shy that complete breakup
OF the leo from tho suspension bridge up
for some distance Is likely to occur at
any timo aud forco the leo below tho
bridges to also collapse. For this rem.
son pedestrians aro taking great risks
In crossing tho river on tho leo just
now. Although the riyor people warned
many OF the Imminent danger Of trust
Ing themselves on tho ice yesterday,
there WA almost a constant stream Of
people who continued to cross, dis.
regarding tho warning given by Captain
Crockard and others. Danger signs
should be at once put up warning alt OF
the danger OF crossing on the Ice. Unloss
this Is done there may DO terrible
calamity whsn tho breakup comes.
TILE MARKS ABOVE.
Pittsbusgh-River 9 feet and falling.
Weather cIcar aud cold.
Morgan,own-Tho river at this point
10 atii closed. The weather Is clear
and cold with thermometer at % degrees
Rbove zero.
Greeuiboro-River7 feet inches and
stationary. Weather fair aud cooler.
WGrren-Rivor seven.tentha OF foot
and stationary. Tho weather is clear
and cold.
Oil Ci,y--Riyer | foot inches and
stationary. Weather clear aud cold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

Yesterday about 3o'clock Cleveland.
Lorain & Wheeling railway yard ongine
struck street car on tho sIdO track
crossing Morgan stroOt, In kirkwood.
Tho atrcct car was thrown pretty vic.
lcntly from tho track and was consider.
ably damaged. Several passengers who
wero In tho car were n good deal shaken
ND and frightened, but no one was IT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

Has tastes incidentally. in keeping with
othor luxurcs. A remedy must be
pleasantly acceptable In form, purely
wholesome in composition. truly bono
flcial In effect md entirely iroo from
every Objectionable quality. If really
i'll no consuts physician; il constipat-
cd he use, tho gcn,lo family laxative,
SYrlln oil Fiys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

C,o.;ol Tonight 80 dozen Real
opSlldl. Kid Gloves. Black and
Colorcd, all slzcs, regular 81 25 grade.
Our price G0c. EMsnEIMEGs,
Elcveuth Str0el
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
NInrdi Grns Ercurslonu vim Pennsylvania

salo oil low ratio excursion tickets 10
Now Orleans and Mobile. win Penn.
sylvania Lines, will continue daily until
February "a, inclusive. Return limit
March 20. For details sec J. G. Tom
linson or John Dailie, Ticket Agents,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

a CONCERT viii DO given by 81. Mat.
thews choir ut st. Andrews Mission,
Forty-socond and Jacob strcots, this
cvonipg. Admission, adults, 10 conts
children, 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH AND BE
COMFORTABLE

Dy wearing our excellent Underwear and
Unrkcciicd half Hose mt Lowest Prices
We are mnking to order, ut u grsnt rs.
ductlOn, elegant OvorooRts nc $40 90, and
n special iino OF Ail.wool Trousnr ring, at
so 90. q. HESS y SONS,
Fashionable Tnilors md Gents Furnish.
ers, 1871 and 1898 Market stree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

Tur regular Monthly Market, under
the auspices Of tho Ladies' Aid Society,
OF tho Second Presbyterian church, will
DO held OH Saturday, February %, ut 8
otclocly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

Nvnrc o4c will soon be thing of the past as
VClCOQlO far as this winter is concerned. We
cannot afford to carry them over We must sell
without reserve, Prices are cut down deep Come
and see US, but come quickly Our Spring Suits are
now being made and will soon be here. We neei
the room. so help US out Get our bargains and
give US the shelve room. The benefit is yours
course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

READ s'ir"l & Go.'s nd, at once, 40 you
cnn get UP Ia time for thu Hnlo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

VEAL.LoAr and salads at the Sccone
Presbyterian church, Saturday, Febru
airy IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
GlsaJntelliaener,,


Now Advertisements.
Waited 4 Good Glri-Elghih Page.
Hal Whisky-MaS Kline Filth pRge.
Special Commissioners Sale.
WantOd-GIrl-li?7 South street
Naked Facts Alcxrndct--Sixth pagc.
Wanted TO nny-Elght or ten roomcd dwelling
Smith & Dickinson,
Just tlght-prcmIcr Egg Cups-Ewln l,ro,.
Maedcbur kraut aud pioklcS-1i, +. llGhrcns.
Board aud Nursing for Sick--l0ck lIoS G!T.
Worthy Womcn's WOrds-slSth page,
A Cue for the pnbllC-Hccoud pogo.
Your Choice-Blonc 4 Thomas Eighth page.
Can Work with Comfortable. Greeuc-F0utih
page. T"t
Munyon al tho Iicad-Seycnth phcc.
Dress Goods-Jos. Homo 4 Co.-Thitd page.
Gatpen.-u Mendcl & Co,-Thitd paBc.
0yrrcoaN- -Dact's-Th!rd page.
last OF Letters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

PRor. GIRAED. expert Phrcnologist. at
Hotel brunswick, Market stroct,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

INSURE yourself against high priced
Curtains. Duy Mt Stifct y Co.'s Sale to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

NOT odds aud ends but regular stock OF
Lace Curtains at special sale, Mt
STIfEL & CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

h+to,,J Our Kid Glove Sale TO-
HllSlId night EMsmxIMRn's.
Eleventh Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

SMITH Brewing Co. . ale-"It's Good
Thing, push 1t along"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
A DANGER SIGNAL.
Pedestrians Who Use tho Froz an
River Take Grcnt Risks,
THE ICE IS ROTTEN AND UNSAFE.

Many Now Air Holes We're Formed
Yesterday aud Bronk.up In Front
orths City Can DO Expected at Any
Timc Tho Reports From Other
Polnts-Sotcs OF tho River aud Xiv.
crnion--rho Marks Above.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Very Truthful.

Tie 0resonian il getting very sa'eas-
tic, but in ill sarcasm it tells great
deal Of truth:
'The republican party, both from prin-
ciple aud interest. believes in high tax
alton for the b=nei', o. public officials
/, pledges ii.ell TO stand firmly against
all efforts 10 reduce the number OF CT
ficias 5, or The salaries. fees and emosu-
ments th.reoi. II insists that officials
who have pu: up money for eampaign
purposes, TO secure the success Of iheir
party and their Own slcciion. are en-
Titled to rscoup from the tax2sgs :, And
through their election a moral obligation
is GRATED which turb is osfie,s 10 he ca;
of or salaries an / emo nnt nis IN se re-
due.d We congratulate the people Of
the s;Ase on the deiea, OF the II ssS made
in the legislature Of 1876 10 cni Of sAia-
ice, offices. etfsolumenis and fees, and lie
nonnee those efforts =. the height ot on.-
rage and injustice: and We approve the
large and liberal expenditures Tor clerks
10 the legislature. and Joint With pride
TO the numerous isems and the grand
total Of the appropriation biil-"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Cut Them Down.

The following from the Corvallis Ga
zette contains good sense, and in con-
nection with 1t it will be well to remem-
Der that the professors in the o.. A. O.
and State University receive just as
big salaries as ever. As they are paid
by the people and are practically state
officers, they should stand the reduction
in incomes the same as other people.
Things have come down generally and it
is time high priced professors and state
officers got benefit as vel. Why is it
that man will work for an individual
for third of what he will for any kind
OF government. But here is the article:
Senator Carter gave clear expression
OF palpable truth last week in the dis
cussion of the University appropriation
He argued against higi, salaries OF state
officers. Ten years ago, he said, three
thousand bushels Of wheat would bring
three thousand dollars, now the same
amount Of wheat would bring only one
thousand dollars. The price OF other
farm products had fallen in proportion.
In other words the purchasing power
OF a dollar has increased three fold. But
the salaries Of state officials have moi
been thus proportionately reduced, hut
on the contrary, in many instances have
been increased. So,while the income o
farmer has been lessensd or annibsla
ted, his taxes for the support OF thes'
non-producers have grown. The mere
statement OF the matter shows the in
/ Justice OF it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

The Eugene Gua,d has figured out the
standing OF Senator Mcbride dsEecil
contrary to tbs D9MocRAT /. says:
The gold and silver advocates are both
claiming Ssnator-eiees Mcbride as a
champion. lhs senator takes refuge
behind the gAuzy party platform. uaon
which both gold aud silver republicans
stand with easy conscience, and IL per
feet safety. We predict be will lie ioani
voting with Senator Mitchell aud the
rest OF the senatoTs, republicans aud
democrats, ives; OF the Rocsy noun
tains, in favor oi s.l;er. Senator Nc
B lde 10 something OF politician him
self. and no man OF judgment thinks
him capable OF committing political sui
ci .e by following the footsteps o DJlph.
No diiTere.ce what claims may .s mate,
the people may rest assured he will vote
according to the will d the large n aior-
ity-in favor OF silver.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

There is something in the following
from the Salem Post to commend:
The militia appropriation amounts to
$50, 900, and that in time Of profound
peace. There is no other state i'll the
Union which votes so mueh money, in
proportion to population, for militia
purposes rs Oregon. And large por-
ton OF it goes to provide certain gentle
men with good. fat places. When one
considers the distress and poverty which
everywhere prevails, the struggles the
poor have to keep body and soul togsth-
or. he cannot bat look upon this large
appropriation as rank injustice on a
patient people. Governor Lord would
do The people kind benificens act, AMI
add urel to his brow il he would only
veto this bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
SATURDAY NIGHT.

During the closing week the papers
have been full of the new U. S. sena-
tor George W. Mcbride. All of them
seem to know all about il. Some OF
them have officially dictated to him the
outlines OF his official course. Perhaps
he hasn't heard of it yet. Most OF the
papers regardless of politics speak wei
OF him personally; there is no question
on that point. some have worked up
their sentiments on the subject until
they declare him brilliant. Some say he
is silver beg and some gold bug.
No one knows. He may not know him
self. Wonder il he does.
No one has yet spoken good VOID for
the recent legislature. There is one
opinion on the subject. As the whole is
equal 10 the sum OF the parts one will
have to hunt TO find Individual members
deserving commendation.
Congress adjouIns tonight. Like the
Oregon legislature it does not leave
many friends. The masses don't seem
to stand much chance in any OF the leg
islative bodies nowadays. The monopo-
ists, trusts a1d miliionaires generally,
seem to be running things; bat TIE peo-
pie elect them or elect those who elect
them and really haven't much TO COM
plain much Of. l, is me for the people
to vote for the right kind OF men il they
want the right kind OF laws.
Governor Lord during the week could
no: conscientiously sign bill that near
ly ninety members OF tie legislature
said was alright so he vstoed i. One
man against nearly ninety, and yet the
one man wss undoubtedly right. The
DkxocRAr wanted 20 sec Mas Temple
ton get the 5000 out OF sympathy and
as a matter OF justice; bnt nnquesliona-
bly, the legislature had no right TO pas:
such bill. They tried to pass many o.
{ at class, axd some nearly as persona
did get through, in fact the appropriation
bill contains a number Of items the leg
Islature had no more right TO ALLOW thar
this bill, and % is 10 Oe Regretted th'
overnor did not have the power 10 yet'
par; Of it, Consistency i, je sel. bu
you nigh, as we'll look fer love in mil
lionairs's home as Tor i. in & ssate l-gis-
lature.
The men one likes 20 meet nowaday'
are those making the best OF things
veil, that is q good many, as you can 50
by our advertising columns and in O,hs
ways; bu; there are men WHO becaus'
they are not doing as much business a
in boom Gays, sort OF WI and los
! ihsir muscle; whereas. these are IL
days OF rustic, and the sensible nan get
in, accepts the situation and meets Tia
| emergencies with the bes, efforts al hi
, command
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

Ihe New York World, the leading
democratic paper OF the u. S ia going
for Mr.. Cleveland in very lively man
ner for the manner in which the gold
bond sale was conducted. And no won
der, for it was not business by any
means. IL takes no mathematician 20
figure it. Bonds were sold to the syn
dicate headed by the great banker J :.
Pierpont Morgan for only i041s, and i'm
mediately they were resold at ll21s, an
enormous profit Of $4,000, 900. Che gov.
ernment could as easily have sold them
for 1l2A as J. Pierpont Manipulator.
Such fnaneiering makes any one hot re.
gardleFs Of party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

summary. Ss4sioa, Albany, os. MOa;h
= b. Esrs. 1885.
Elevation above sea isvsl. 2i7.7 feet
VI Al ssfugera'cre, +o.5
DtpaEsass ,Fata S0rmsl. II
NAxizazsR sezsperAsare. g.; date, IS
Misimnn ;enpeEature, sss date, :
MeAa ct mAxIaam teal erzture. 20
Mean ct rzsiu Isann tsa pegztzre. S5 6
Nc. ;iuses u axiuam sezP<rEtsFs Sc or
1br We, O.
No. times minimum Temperature 5sS o.
hclo1, l3
No. times minimum, Temperature soa OF
below, q
Total precipitation ! IS inches.
Departure from normal. - 80 Irches-
G'eAiest prtc'l itA,iou IN - consecutive
soGrs, s7a cate, o.60 II.
Total depth @; unaarltei sbowfail.
inches
Prevailing direction Of the wind. \,
Nc. Of clear days. T.
Ma. oi pA. ;ly clouds days.5
No. Of eioady days, l9.
No of days on which .ol or more Il
precipitation fell. J
No Of day On which 0l or moSe psec pi-
.assOn fe ], S.
Dates on which hail fell. o,
Dates on which spow fell, Q.
Dates Of thunder stnrsns.0.
Dates Of light frost, to Is
Dates OF killing or injurious frost, 0.
Dates OF solar hSlos.. Is ard 10.
Dates Of lunar halo.. Is
| Toe renarkalls m,.d we@sses since the
18th is singing oa, spsiIs love. rapidly.
Csocas, saowirOpl and primrosss are IN .sslg
bloom.
joan BSIccs.
Nolanteer UeserXe-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

bEow SsTJIiE.- Wm. Cochran, who
has resided In san Jose. Calf. for the
pas; ten years, returned 10 this place
TUESDAY morning. He expects 10 re-
main all summer. visiting with his chill.
dren in this nsighhorhnod.
W. 4. Calder has just completed TAX
ing sile census Tor school district No. 81
and finds that there are 3si children OF
school ags-Iil boys and 10 girls. This
is an increase Of atsou; - over last year.
We wan; every town and hamlet in
Linn county 10 understand the fact that
We. j. g, Brownsville. are going 10 cele-
h-ate the +sh oi July, and desire them
10 govern themselves accordingly.
.. 7. Coshow has been very sick since
last Friday. A; last reports he was no;
improving as rapidly as his friends
would like.-Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

The editor OF the DEAocRAT watched
the proceedings of the legislature as
closely as possible. Take the whole forty
days work and il lie doubtful il any mem
bsr Of either house made better record
"a champion OF the peoples interests
than Hon. E. Hofer, of Marion county. Mr.
HoFer came nearer doing what he said
he would do before the meeting ot this
very miscellaneous body than an. mem
Der in it. His constituents will certain
IL not be able to kick We reie- TO his
record as a whole. and are particularly
interested in doing 50 as he Is a uews-
paper man. Had a majority been OF Mr.
III H1fer's calibre the state would have
been rid OF seserai vermilorm appsndl-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
The Roseburg Revie~ writes up 4 bill

The Rosebnrg RevieS writes up bill
a. follows:
The most dAmnable bill passed By she
legislature 10 that levying a 2 per cent
tax upon foreign insurance companies
This law was enacted in the intsres; OF
the State Insurance Co., OF S2em. and
the people who feel that they mas; carry
insurance upon their property will have
to pay the tax. or insure with the Salem
company, which has rotten loss paying
record. We believe ihas il Governor
Lord ~ere not Salem man lie sould
exercise The veto in this instance As
q matter OF fact the bill does not make
much difference, for the levy is simply
on the gross less losses and return pre-
miume,