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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
FOL, ANNEXATION.

Former isoyniiAu Formally Announce
Their Allegiance to thu Republic.
WAsmiSGroS, March 2l.--l.utc press
adyices received lorc from Hawaii
state that Charles u. Wilson, conlldcn.
tial advisor Of tho ex.qucen, John Col
bern, ono Of hor cabinet ut the timo
sho was dcposed, Antonio ROSA, cx.Nt-
tornoy general under tho king and John
Richardson, formerly on tho queens
statf--all OF them prominent royalists-.
hnyo taken part IN forming m anncxa-
ton club among tho native llawnl'nns.
This 10 regarded aa declaration among.
tho chief royalists that tho monarchy
10 doad for all. tlmc. At recent meet
Ing In Honolulu these prominent royal.
lists took part In forming constitution
and articles OF boliei. These state:
"l'irst, Wo bellows that tho ropubli.
can form OF government has como to
stay In those islands.
Second, We boliovo that Ovcry por-
son should assist tho government in tho
carrying ont Of i,s policy Of political
annexation OF those ialauds to tho
United S,atos."
Tho third article declares that tho
present Dole government socursa lib.
orty, security, itee apoeCh and FREQ
press.
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FIVE BOUTS ARRANGED.

Tho fisilc Programme Arranged by tho
metropolitan Ciub-fiyn High Glass
E,en,s Wi, no rulied on. NtI1a
A meeting Of tho METROPOLITAN Ath.
lotic Club, the organization uudet whose
auspices the listiU encounters come oil
on next Monday night, mot n. the club
house now In course OF erection at Full.
ton, yesterday afternoon. The pro.
grammo for Mondays affair was com.
plotted aud announced. as follows: Il
First bout--Bagloy, OF Wheeling, aud
Smith. OF Columbus; hoayy.weish,s;
weigh In at 100 pounds, ak rounds for
poiuts. |N
Second bout-Jim Othello, OF Austria.
lia, and Teddy Glenn. OF Pittsburgh;
weieh In NJ l.5 pounds, six rounds for
points.
Third bont-John Braunon. cllampi.
on amateur lightweight Of West Vir.
ginia. aud Howard Smith. Of Columbus,
champion in the same class Of Ohio;
four rounds.
Fourth bout-l.awrenco aud Smith,
Of Pittsburgh; weigh In ut lis pounds.
Smith to Dost Lawrence In six rounds.
Fifth bout-"Jerry" Marshall, tho
colored Australian aud Parry, Of Home.
stead, light weights. 10 weigh in at l2j
pounds. nt9 p. IN. OIL Monday; to box
twenty-five rounds for 30 por cont OF
tho net gate receipts. II ut tho end OF
tho twenty.iith round tho referee.
Patsy" Gavin. 10 unable to render II
decision he will order ono or moro ahdi.
tional rounds. until II decision can DO
rendered. II either man weighs in
over l25 pounds. he iorlei.s 500 to tho
club.
The Bagley.Smith bout will he called
promptly 1T $50 p. IT,, and tho club has
announced tina: unless the men arc IN
the ring At that hour the next bout
will be called. rs no vexatious waits
will DO tolerated by tho club manage.
mont.
Tho club house is progressing finely
md tho contractor, Edward lIamm, OF
Fulton, has done sons pretty quick
work. and promises tho house will DO
ready Tomorrow evening, Tho club
vii! reserve one section in IN especially
favorable position for reserved seat
ticket Holders. No betting will DO al
lowed in the arena on the, evening OF
the bouts. At the meeting yesterday
the timekeepers and other ring officials
were selected.
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THE IIoN TRADE.
The Principal Event tho Advance IN Coke
Z WOrNSrs' Wnv,. IF.

III Workers. Wages. n
q CLEVELAND, March q. - Tho Iron
Trade Review this weok will say:
Tho important events Of tho week 10
the iron trade have been tho announ CO.
.ment oil MI advance In coke workera'
wages. with prompt strengthening OF
tho ,nnrkot for Bes,omcr pig, uddsthc
beginning OF negotiations that will, In
oil probability, re'ult IN sales OF Lake
Superior ores before tho close OF tho
month. No announcomen. OF coke
pricca haa as yot boon mado, but tho
fact that in iow cases April coke was
contracted for y short time ago on tho
basis Of two cents advance ovor existing
prices, for every cent advance In min.
Ing loads to tho belief that tho advance
will bovery closoto % cents. Some op.
orators, howcvor, have boon making a
three to ono ratio In providing against n
wage advance. This would moan al ad-
ditlonal IS cents on n ton OF coke. Fur.
nacomon have covered In part on aaloa
Of Bcssomer pig for delivery altor April
| by accumulating coke At tho low price
prevailing. aud Mt most valley furnaces,
moreover, thore are goodly stocks of
Bessoiner iron. Tho Bessemor pig iron
market responded promptly TO the IN.
nouncement concerning coke.
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MARTINS FERRY.
haps and Mishaps iu the Thriving CITY
AcruAs tho River.

""ps "hu hhhhps III ths Arriving Guy
Across tho River.
Word has been received from Sioux
City 10 ths effect that Samuel Sharpless,
4 iormer business man OF Martins
Ferry, is not expected TO live. He is a
brother.iu.law OF Capt. II. ". Smith.
A picture OF the Old Mems Club was
taken by james 4. Dickson, at the resi-.
dence OF Capt. II. ". Smith yesterday.
Tho youngest member present was
James Kerr, aged seventy.one years.
Yesterday J. 4. Hanes sold a lot ia
PaulPs addition 10 gentleman who
will work in the Laushliu tin plate
works. and has two or three other in
QuirIes for lots in that part Of town.
The congregation Of the Park Avenue
Presbyterian church, East End, Pitts
bnrgh, refuse 10 endorse the resignation
OF Rev. George ". Chaltaut, formerly OF
Martins Ferry. 5. "
Phil Mcguire aud Harry Lukens, old
rollers 4. the E.na.Standard, aud Elmer
Charlton. an old heater, leave this week
for New Philadelphia. to take jobs in
the rolling mill.
Twenty horses were sold at Portland
Station by J. r. lIogens at prices rang
ing from Sll to los, Dr.. Taylor, OF
Wheeling, buying the hishest-priced
one.
Miss Lizzie Wiley has brought suit
against George II. Smith, administrator
OF James Wiley, to contest the will.
Her attorneys are Danford and Frances.
Mrs. Eliza Reed, formerly Of Wheel.
ing. died at her home near ut. Pleasant
on Wednesday evening. The inter.
men; will DO at Greenwood to-day.
A urge number Of Martins Ferry
people attended the opening Of Mill.
gan, Wilkin & Company, at Wheeling,
last night.
Belmont county pays only $50 for
printing the spring election tickets,
while Monroe will have to pay S24O.
Tho Belmont Brewing Company has
brought suit against Lorenzo Glotz for
money to the amount Of sis Is.
Dillonvale is TO have now Catholic
church, with Father Doyne, Polish
priest in charge.
4 box social will DO held by the high
school seniors ut the Third ward build
ing this evening.
Edward Kelley asks Tor S7.075 dam
ages for injuries sustained in the Rock
Hill coal works.
Mrs. W. D. Platnor, OF Council Bluffs,
Iowa, arrived last nigh, 10 visit relatives
for ! iew days.
Miss Sallie Orr. OF East Liverpool, is
visiting the family Of Capt. l.. ". Inglc.
bright.
Plat Taggart, OF St. Oairsville, will
take a position in A. K. Ong's drug
store.
Miss Bertha Griffith will arrive to-day
from Pittsburgh TO visit Miss Bess Grit
eth.
Miss Carrie Hobbs entertained a party
OF friends at Il o'clock dinner last even.
ing.
Miss George Lowe. OF s.eubenvile,
is visiting Mrs. J. B. Gillespie.
Mills No. l2 and -. at the Etna.Stand.
ard are OFT for few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. W. Shreve have a
new boy at thoir homo.
George Spence 10 out In West Vir.
GINA Gu business.
DR.. James u. Cope. Of ColcrNin, was
down yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy Grayson Is sick.
George McGlumphy Is Ill.
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CHoYNsKl AND .CnEEDoN
Fought SIX Hounds at Chicago to No De
cIsiou-ChuynskI Had tho BETTER OF II.

Fought SIX Rounds ut Chicago to No DE.
cIsion-Choynski Had tho Better oft.
CHICAGO, March ol.-The six.round
contest between JOE Choynski and Dan
Creedon was draw. no decision being
gwen by the referee. The conditions OF
the match provided that il both men
wore OH their feet at the conclusion OF
tue sixth round. no decision would be
given. Choynski had all the hest OF it.
except in one round. He knocked
Creedon down twice, brought tho blood
in a stream from his nose and had his
man very tired aud going when the
sixth round closed. Choynski weighed
l6l pounds and although Creedon's
weight was not given, he looked 10
weigh fully rs much as his opponent.
Jimmy Barry. OF Chicago. the los
pound champion. practically Knocked
out Joe Bertrand. Of California. in a six
round contest, before the fight OF the
evening came oil. Bertrand was knock.
ed down a dozen times. and was not
able to stand in the sixth round. the
fight being stopped to save a knockout.
Bertrand fought gamely, however, and
scored a knockdown in the third round.
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Spetn. DiGd'ch 10 I've Intt,iiceacer. ST.
unElcHsvlLLr, O.. March 81. The
Interstate Base Ball association has
finally gotten down to to business and
1t Is sato to say that the league will DO
a sure 70. a conference wa, held in
this city this afternoon at which repro.
sen.asives from nearly all OF tho ofisi.
nal clubs and several gentlemen rcpre.
senting citios that are quite anxious to
become mombers OF the association
wore IN attendance. Mr.. II. II. ZIegIer.
OF Columbus, was invited to be present
Mt tho conference and was made tempo.
rarY chairman. It WAS stated that Mr..
McDormith, who VIA elected president
OF tho Interstate association ut tho
Steubenville meeting several weeks ago.
owing to business relations was unable
to fill the position aud had rendered his
resignation. 1t was tho purpose OF this
conference TO outline plan OF reurgaui.
zation. 10 select new officers and place
the usaociation on u good substantial
basis.
The chairman called upon the dider.
ent Representatives for expressions and
great enthusiasm was manifested by all.
The plan Of organization was fully
agreed upon and tho chairman instruc.
ted to call meeting for Mansfield,
Tuesday. March Goth, for the purpose
OF putting the plan in operation. From
tho representation here to-day it is safe
to say that the Interstate Association
will comprise the best cities i'll the
state.
kilograms poured into tho meeting
from all sections OF the state. asking for
abundance, bu. this merely being Il
conference the matter OF selecting the
eight cities. went over until the Mans.
field meeting. It,,
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Sl Yesterday Mr.. +. A. Leland. OF New
York, representing A. q. Spalding &
Bros. the we'll known manufacturers oil
sporting goods. was in the city and made
his headquarters n Jason c. Stamps,
who has tho Spaldins agency here. Mr..
Leland has been in all parts OF the
country lately and says tina! never be.
fore has he seen so much enthusiasm
regarding the national game as there is
this spring. More minor leagues than
ever before are being organized.
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beware Of Oiniments for Ca.arrh That
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy tho
sonso OF smell and completely dorangc
the whole system whom entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such mr.
tices should never DO used except GU
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
rs tho damage they will do ia ten fold
to the good you can possible derive from
them. Hall's Catarrli Cure, manufac.
turcd by FL. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and Is taken in.
tornally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho syatein. In
buying llulps Catarrh Cure DO suro YOU
got tho genuine. 1t is takon internally.
and made in Toledo, Ohio, BY F. J.
Cheney &Co. Testimonials FREQ.
acS- Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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NOT VERY uOpEFUI.

Negotiation for Peace between China aud
Japan May Fail.
YOKOHAMA. March 2l.-lt is expected
that the negotiations for peace between
China and Japan will not DO successful.
Tho army is the dominant power in ia
pan aud tho military men aro bent upon
continuing the campaign. Fresh troops
arc being hurried forward.
In tho house OF representatives no.
t;ce has been given OF motion declar-
ing that the time for peace negotiations
has not arrived.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2l.-The
district convention Of the International
Christian Workers Association opened
in Grace Baptist temple to-day. Praise
service this morning was led by lsev. II.
Kelsey. Of Hartford, Conn. and F., IL.
Jacobs, Of Chicago. The morning scs-
sion was devoted to addresses by tho
visiting clergy.
Al tho afternoon session devotional
service was led by Rey. II. ". Pope, OF
Now IIaveu, Conn.
The convention will DO in session
until Tuesday. tho Goth.
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BosroS, Morcll 9l.-.-ln the United
States circuit court to-day Judge Put.
nam granted tho motion OF the plaintiff
for new trial in the ibol case OF Mrs.
Helen NJ. Cougar, Of Lafayette, ind, vs..
Congressman Elijah A. Morse, Of this
state. Mrs. Cougar alleges that the
congressman, IN n political campaign
about three years ago, uttered words de.
rogaiory to her reputation. Last Sep.
TENDER she sued to recover SOS, 000 dam.
ages, but the jury returned verdict for
the defendant; hence the motion for a
new trial.
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TURNS PROFESSIONAL.

"Johnny" johnson, tho Speedy Swede,
VIII Go After the FrenclImen's Francs.
TORONTO, OST., March 2l.-Johu S.
johnson to-day stated that all all I'll.
mors to the contrary Notwithstanding,
objection or no objection by the wheel.
makers or his manager. he is going to
France to race. and will leave New York
for uavre next Wednesday.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.--Eighty.
eighth day OF the Crescen. City Jockey
Clubs winter meeting. Weather fine;
track fast. Results: frat, five fur.
longs-alark S. won; time; l:02!. Sec
ond. seven MISUNDERSTANDING won ;
time. 1904. Third, mile-Theodore II.
won; time, l:4Si. Fourth, three.quar-
ters mile-licrman won; time, l:l5.
Fifth, six furlonge-Wanda \. won;
time, III.
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so. tho World. Fair for Fifteen Cents.

See tho Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt OF your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, VIC will mai:
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price 10 so cents, but as We
want you to have ono. we make tho
price nominal You will find i. work
Of art aud thing to DO priced. 1t con.
tains full page views OF the great build.
ings, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style Of arL II not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address II. E. Bucklcn & Co.,
Chicago, III. 4
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INDIANAPOLIS, lSD.. March 2l-Martin
Julian, manager OF Bob Fitzsimmons,
who is now in the city with his athletic
show, has received from John ?. Eek.
hard,, pugilistic reporter for the New
York Recorder, and matchmaker Tor
the Atlantic club. Il proposition for
match between either Peter Maher or
Steve O'Donnell and EitzsimInona.
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CHARACTERISTICS Cough Romedy gives
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De lYrrr's WITcH HAZEL SALvs cured
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Writing about this great modern discovery
DIR. r. A. GUM says:
CATER using all other remedies for Brgts disease Of the kid
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greatly surprised within short time to hear the patient express
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Rev j.. f. RANKIN, d. d., Of Washington says:
warmers Safe Cure want in the interests OF humanity to
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Mrs. ANNIE JENNESS MILLER says:
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Ifhis great remedy do much for others would not
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1T is. A co NOW.
Interstate Base Ball Magnntos
Y Met Yesterday OF Dennlsou.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC FEELING SEEN

And Everybody IL Now ilustling for
tho st.eocss or, tho Organization.
: Many Applications for Places on
the Circuit Wore rurnsh Down.
Tho brownies Win Two Out OF
Three From South side--Thc Museo
League GNmcs-Othcr News Of
Sport. @ 81
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THE El.llS nIGhiiiNG,

tho Case Postponed Owing To tho 1llnSs
OF ono of the Attorneys.
CLEVELAND, O., March Glowing to
the Illness OF ono of the attorneys in.
terosted in the litigation between the
two warning factions Of the d. p. O..
Eiks, the hearing OF tho case, which was
10 have boon resumed in tho United
States court to-day. was temporarily
postponed.
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ON TlIEin OWN ALLEYS


Tho South sid. Rowling Team Defeated
by the Erownies-SonIr Bi; Score. We're
Made by 10th Teams.
4 Last night, on tho alleys at Mozart
park, the first three Of tue series OF
4 nine games between the south Sides,
champions Of tho ovor.tho.creek league,
and The Brownie,. champions OF the
Wheeling Bowling League, took place.
and to the surprise OF the players OF
y both clubs. The Brownies defeated
their opponents in two OF the TIRES
games played. In the first game South
Side started in the lead, but The Brown.
les made magnificent squirt in the
seventh that placed them away in tho
lead. The games were remarkable for the
fine rolling, and no three ever played in
Wheeling. have shown such ino all
around work. In the first two game,
The Brownies cracked out 900.scores,
and in tho third South Side made 96G,
breaking the alley record that Ind only
iustbc been created by Tho BROWNE.
los. The high individual scoro in the
first game was ONell's, III; in tho sec.
ond McLain's, III. aud in the. third
Y George llervey's, 1914 Tho scores fol.
1 low:
FIRST GAME.
Tho Brownies.-IIcrvey l59. McI.ain
8 1GS. I,ahinden lis, Adams l39, ONeil
III, Blind $40; total 80D.
South sids-Speidol al, Rumbach
. 1874, IIandIan l25. Murschner l44. Knoke
11iO, gWrigh: 1888; total 500.
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The Independents took two out OF
three from CHARTERED Oaks in the
Musee league series last night. The
third game was remarkable as being the
first ever rolled in Wheeling, in watch
less than 700 was winning team score.
The scores follow:
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INpErENnc.S { WINS TWO
From Chartered Oak< In the Musee
Lcasue Serle. Tbs Score.

To$IGHr's GANE>-Thc Brownies vs. Americans
StTCRptY'S GANfs-pen and Pencil vs.. Il. Z
Richards.
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Tho use OF .Castoria' Is 50 universal ard
It's merits SO well known that 1t sccuis work
OF snpercrogation to endorse it. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep Ccsto.ta
within easy reach"
CARLOS MAHrIS, D. D.,
New York City.
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# CHARTERED Oals-Lee Wood l3S, Wag.
ner l25, Lydick %, J. 7. Wood 100,
Stoetzer l222, Gardner 81, total GSS.
Indopcndents-C. Wood 1853, Mckown
.127, McCausland 81. Cla,or III. Gala
han 81. Blind ITO, total G7S.
Q! o.......-7; iGG %9t ooi ar2 so JoI a;jTCg CsS
nd = h. N 5.,I. Ir-,
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FIHST GAME.

CHARTERED oals-Les Wood la3, was.
ner 1903, Lydick l0l, J. J. Wood l3S,
ssoe:zer 100, Gardner los; total 6s2.
1ndependents - G. Wood l0I, Nc.
kown l27. McCausland 1919, Clator III,
Callahan llo, Blind l2s; total TO
O. 60 III 1871 81 $40 39e i73 be- 6lJ Gs?
lGt 10 90! $40 As 5ll ST. CO 10
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CHARTERED Oaks-Lee Wood l3l, Wag-
nor l4c. Lydick ITO. ]. T. Wood rs,
Stoetzer 10I, Gardner $50, total 729.
& 1ndcpendents-C. Wood 100, Nc.
kown 145, McCarsland l29. Clatos l25.
Callahan 9S, Blind l09, total 736.
oo........ co 10 i9s Isl 81 rs 81: 5.s GO .aas
Iud....... Gu ljj 9:"j OBJ SO 81 $50 coG 677 ;;6
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"Castorin isso vel! adapted tochlldrcn that
recommend 1t as superior to my prescription
known to me" H.A. ARCHER, N. D..
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, ny
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Notice 10 Natural Gas Consumers!

Tho HlDBERD CALORlFlC NATURAL GAS
BURNER Is the only burner on tho market iha,
Gna'aniced TO give satisfaction IL not 10,
guarantee. Fold only BY NV
GEO. HlBBERD & son.
nr!l l;ili Market Street
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Bewnro Of Oinimcnts for Catarrh Thai
Contain Mercury,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26
A Patriotic Duty.
Woonsoeket Call


One of the first acts OF the Rhode Island
Genera lAssembly,whichc convenes next week,
ought To be the passage of resolutions ex-
pressing sympathy for the Hawaiian republic,
In order that Congress and the administration
at Washington may realize that the patriotic
people of the State are thoroughly aroused
and indignant over the treatment
of what may be termed an Ameri-
can colony.
From the day Of the beginning Of the popu-
lar movement by the Harrison admistration
for the annexation of the Sandwich Islands TO
the United States no administrative policy
ever received a more hearty Endorsement by
the people generally, and nothing ever aroused
more indignation than the attempt of Presi-
dent Cleveland to abandon this policy and re-
store the queen.
All civilized nations have recognized the
little republic, and its love for American
principles and the Stars and Stripes entities
the people to hearty recognition and well
come by the Legislature of Little Rhody.
Let the LEGISLATORS consider this.
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900, 900 of false securities t. foreign m
yestors, TO Indicate how much yet re-
mains 10 be done 10 assure the security
Of ones money. Under all these ass :
ciated circumstances it is no wonder thar
confidence should be at low
ebb aud that investors are cautious
even suspicious, about putting their
money into circulation. And 1t is not
unnatural that the individual large or
small capitalist, should hesitate when
he views the ease with which insii-
tutions and men, whose business
it is to take care of money,
as distinguished from the business OF
handling merchandise, are duped and
defrauded aud how likely they are TO be
tempted 10 the misuse OF funds
intrusted 10 their care. And I'M
fortunately, perhaps, in matters
of this nature, the occa ional incident
has AN over due weight and creates an
impression that is not altogether fair
one in view of the general discretion
and honesty that characterize such in
stitutions and men.