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SENATOR WOLCOu.
a Bitter Warfare to lie waged AGains.
Him In His state.

DENVER, Col, May 9.-The fight be-
tween friends of Senator Wolcott and
the silver republicans who want Sena-
tor Teller to lead the delegation to St.
Louis is fast becoming intensely bitter.
The hostility to Senator Wolcott.
which heretofore has been latent.
is rapidly becoming active. 1t is
fully understood now that reso-
luton of censure will be offered
in the Pueblo convention next week
against the course pursued in Wash
lngton by Wolcott, and several strong
speeches will be made upon this reso-
luton unless the Wolcott following is
strong enough to choke it down. Gov.
Mcintyre Friday said that while he is
taking no part in the contest, he hopes
that Teller will be indorsed
by the state convention and
that the delegates selected to go to the
national convention will be pledged to
follow his lead. He further stated that
he hoped Wolcott would not be selected
as delegate, nor any supporter of his
policy. Unless this is done. he believes
that the republicans need not hope to
carry their state ticket this fall
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Missouri Prohibition Convention.

SEDALGA, Mo, May 9.-The prohibi-
ton convention adjourned FRIDAY after
noon after having nominated the fol-
loving ticket: Governor, II. L. Faris,
Henry county: lieutenant governor. j.
NJ. kichcy, Newton county: secretary
OF state, +. j.. Mcclellan. OF Pettis: aud
itor' j. o. ROUTE, of ST. Louis: treas
urer, Rev. |. 7. Hull, of Green: attorney
general. j. c. Hughes, of Ray: supreme
Judge, Lewis Adams, of Mcdonald;
railroad commissioner, w. +. Sullivan,
Of Buchanan.
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CHAIRMAN HARRITY
says the Democratic Convention VIII Not
BE Removed From Chicacn

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Democratic
National Chairman Harrity was seen
Wednesday afternoon in relation to
the story from Chicago that the DEM
ocratic convention might not be
held in that city because the
financial pledges (which the conven-
ton was voted to Chicago have not
been redeemed. Mr.. Harrity said that
the calling of meeting of the sub
committee of the national committed
in Chicago next Friday had nothing to
do with any question of considering
the advisability of removing the con-
vention from Chicago to some other city,
but that the meeting was called to dis
cuss some details of the convention and
Is only one of the several which will be
held. Mr. IIarrity further said that he
mad no reason whatever for supposing
that the convention would not be held
in CHICAGO
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The @. I. q \. Pnrchnser.

CINcINNArr. May SIT was under
stood on Third street and in railroad
circles Thursday afternoon that the
purchaser Of the c.. l.. q n. was the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The report was that the stock was
being transferred 20 New York Thurs.
day. None Of the firm of Goodhart g.
Co, who have been conducting the
deal. were in the city. and at the Office
they said +. L. Heinsheimer. the local
member Of the firm, was in New York
The c.. l.. q y. could bc used 90 good
advantage by the Pennsylvania in con.
nection with its ERgleston avenue
tracks
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CLEVELAND. o., May g. The annual
meeting Of the stakeholder. of the
Lake shore and Michigan Soutbcrr,
Railway Go. was held i'm the oHi.es
here Wednesday. The old hoard -
directors was elected with the cxccp-
no" OF James VI. Schocnmakcr. who
pas taken the place Of Racsler Brown.
deceased. William X Vanderbilt
,oted siO'ooO.oo0 in stock Of the $50. 0o5.-
700 represented. The increase In ne,
'arnings was s7G.Ol27G. or 1tg r.er
%nL Increase in gross earning 81 ~
$40. Operating expenses and taxes
u4.56s2lB7t. ' '"N''
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HAWAIIAN CABLE.
senate Foreign Relations COMMITTEES
Makes Report on the Bill.


WASHINGTON, May The report Of
the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions on Hawaiian cable bill. states
that the exigencies of commerce and
public necessity of intercourse between
the United States and the Hawaiian
islands have prompted for ten years
past various steps towards the estab-
lishment of a cable to Honolulu. The
senate at its last session, by decisive
vote, adopted and the house by large
majority supported "A joint resolution
directing the immediate construction
OF such line at the sole expense of the
United States.
The report calls attention to the de-
sire of the Hawaiian government to
secure tclegraphic communication and
the probability of Canada getting the
cable in the event Of the United Sta;es
Withholding its assistance.
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Governmental Control Of rcIev,,o,,

"AsHiNGToS, May e-The proposi.
ion Tor "a governmental control Of tel.
egraphs was advocated Tuesday morn.
ing before the committee on post on.
noes and post roads by S. n. Bell scc-
rotary OF a special committee of the In.
ternational typographical union. an
pointed FOR the purpose Of brin,i,r,,
mittce
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MADRID, May "a dispatch TO the
impartial from Havana says that Gen.
Serranot has defeated Maceo's forces
near Candelara after FIVE hours fight
ing, The Spaniards lost seven killed
and 20 wounded. No other details are
given. The dispatch adds that Col.
DcJcto has defeated Jose Maceo in the
province of Santiago de Cuba. The
rebels suffered severe losses.
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SEWARD EDGED.
Unknown Parties Assault Him with Over
Ripe Hen Fruit

hlpe beu Fruit.
NEWPORT, Ky, May Capt. John
Seward, the Somerset detective who
figured recently in the Jackson muir
DER case does not seem to be in high
favor among Newport people. He was
made the victim of practical iolte
thursday night at about ten
o'clock, for which ne can give no
reason. He had walked up York street
TO Sixth and stopped for "A few minutes
on the corner prior TO going TO his
room, at llcrman's hotel. ON Sixth
street. between York street and Gem
tral avenue. He had just stopped
walking when he was greeted with n vol
ley tof rotten eggs from the opposito
corner. He made run for the hotel and
was followed by another vollev. He
did not seem to know what was being
thrown at him. and on reaching. the
waiting room was so badly scared that
him
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Gov. Matthews rrc.Identiai Candidate

ST. LOUIS, May Col Joseph *.
Hickey, member OF the Bland execu-
tive committee. Friday received n let
ter from Hon. C.. G. Matson. of Green
castle Ind. announcing that GOV. Mat
thews. Of Indiana, would bc n candi-
date before the Chicago convention for
the presidential nomination. Mr.. Mat
son says Gov Matthews is in sympathy
with the silver branch of the party. and
will carry the state. IL nominated.
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INDtANAPoLIs. Ind, May S. -Resolu-
tons signed by ID. McCallin. chairman
Of the y. J.. a. executive committee Of
indiana. have been given out TO the
effect that Indiana A. =. a. do not an
prove Of the attack made on Mckinney
IN the name Of the order. The Indiana
y. J. As support Mckinley.
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The Rock of Gibraltar

Is not steadier than 4 system liberated from
the shackles of chiils and fever bilious re-
mittent or dumb ague by Hostetter's Stom.
ach Bitters, perfect antidote TO malarial
poison In air or water. 1t is also an unex-
ampled remedy for bilious. rheumatic or
kidney complaints, dyspepsia and nervous
ness. 1t improves appetite and sleep and
hastens commissioners.
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Civil service Extension BnI signed.

NAsmNGToN. May THE long talk
ed OF extension of civil service rules.
which takes in chief clcrke and all the
nigh grade department officials. So rs
70 prevent their removal EXCEPT for
cause was signed by the president
Wednesday. It is estimated that about
thirc- thousand officials are included
IN ITS provisions. The new rules COW
er all employees except those requiring
confirmation by the senate and mere
workmcn. Everything between these
two extremes goes under civil service.
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To Cleanse tho system

Efectually yet gently. when costive or bill
ious, or when the blood is impure or slug
gish, 20 permanently overcome habitual
constipation. TO awaken the kidneys and
liver 10 healthy activity. without irrita-
ting or wealScuiu. them. TO dispel head
aches, colds, or fe sars, use Syrup OF Figs.
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.huSriNeroN. Ind, May 9. Emanuel
'oiRht IS on trial on a charge Of com.
Phcity IN the shooting Of Cbarle.
snl1stman last summer. His brotber
saccO was brought from the Deniten,
vary t. testify ia his behalf
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Tho Overture Rciec,c,

NE"AEK, y. j.. May Overture,
lI"I" tne bosses 20 the striking ,ourncy-
ul'h carpenters e accept e. 20 a,d
$40 per day for fr,f and second c....s
work, instead Of uniform scst, -
go was refused TUESDAY. All
i,I'o mon are out There is no ofbcr
change in the situation.
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swift 8 90. to Close Thcir Plant.

KANSAS CITY May at a late hour
Friday night Swift 6 Coz. Of this city.
practically decided 20 close their bio
packing plant, the second largest one
mere, on Monday, which will throw
300 men out Of work They will con-
.inue 20 kill as many cattle as hereto
lore in their Omaha and CHICAGO ,1,,,ts
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indiana KepubIIcan. Nnmlnn,. rl.r.,

INDIANAroMs, Ind, May S. The re-
publican state convention Thursday
Endorsed cN-Gov. Mckinley for prcsi-
dent Hon. James a. Mount was nom
mated for governor. and w *. Uar.
gard for Lieutenant governor
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YELLOWSTONE PARK COLORADO
Per-on.lIr Conducted Iourn.

The Burlington Route will rur Ave per.
sonally conducted tours during tire summer
TO Colorado and Yellowstone Park. The
dates are June %, July :, July II. July II
and July Is. Write for illustrated pamphlets
OF the Park aud book of the tours
L. w. WAKELEY, Cen Pass. Agt., st. Louis.
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LITE Rock. Ark, May s. The state
prohibition convention concluded ts
aDors Thursday and adjourned. ! w
Miller, Of Arkadelphia. the nominee ~
me party two years ago, was selected
- the candidate for governor.
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NAsmNGroN. May The commit.
tee on ways and means, through Mr..
Dingley rep. Me- reported concur.
rent resolution providing for the adj.
JOurnment Of congress on the 18th inst.
The reading OF the resolution was
greeted with applause. Mr. DinrIov
asked immediate consideration of the
resolution. The resolution was agreed
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locomotive Dcstroyen by rl,..

'"ATTASoOGA. Tom. May s.-Tbe
round-housc Of the Cincinnati South
ern railway at Somerset was dostroy.d
~ lire thursday morning Seventeen
locomotive were rendered worthless
The total loss will reach fully 500 600
Later reports say the loss will reach
'ulIy e.lI.OO1. fully insnrcd
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NEW York, May 9-Lazard Frcreq
will ship 81 100000 in gold and Laden
1urg, Thalmann q Co. $500. 600 bv Sat.
Irday's steamer. Lazard Freres have
ordered their gold in bars at tho ,ssav
3ifce.
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War Indemnity Fund Transferred.

LoNDoN, May 9. Tho sum Of g.. 600.
900 war indemnity from China 90 Japan
was transferred 90 the lattcr's accents
in London Friday.
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! n at

Extreme tired feeling afflicts nearly every
body at this season. The hustlers cease to
push, the tireless grow weary, the ener-
getic become enervated. You know lust
what we mean. Some men and women
endeavor temporarily to overcome that
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+ eel l.

ing Is positive proof Of thin, weak, :m-
pure blood; for if the blood is rich, red,
vitalized and vigorous, it imparts life and
energy to every nerve, organ and tissue of
the body. The necessity of taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla for that tired feeling is,
therefore, apparent tc every one, and the
good it will do you is equally beyond ques-
ton. Remember that
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BIO words an fine clothes said Uncle
E0en, ''is berry frequently alike in not kib-
BERN much dat rely mounts ter anything"
Washington Star.
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FITS stopped free by DIR. Kline's Great
Nerve RestOrcr. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and g trial bot
tie free. DIR. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Phila-, Pa
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A SHINING EXAMPLE OF what
may be accomplished by never vary
ing devotion TO a single purpose is
seen in the history of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co, Chicago.
For o5 years they have simply been
building grain and grass-cutting ma
chInery, and while there are probably
forty manufacturers in this line, it is
safe to say that the Mccormick
Company builds one-third of all
the binders, reapers and mowers used
throughout the entire world
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/ Tired

Feeling by great force of will. But this Is
ussafc, as it pulls powerfully upon the
nervous system, which will not long stand
such strain. Too many people "work on
their nerves." and the result is seen in I'M
fortunate wrecks marked nervous pros
ratlon," in every direction. That tired
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NO MATTER how happy and cortented
man may look. If you give him a chance he
VIII spend the day telling you his troubles.
Los Angeles Express
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CAIRO. May e. Cholera is increaeir,
~ Alexandria. Monday II new casrs
aud II deaths from the disease ,yerc -
ported
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NO" SAID MIR Wickwire. 81 haven't
tried TO get funny around the house since
told the hired girl TO boil the ice-and she
did indianapolis Journal
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CURE your cough with Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minut.
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THE past and future are yelled: but the
past wears the widows veil, the future the
virgin Richter
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THE man who loves with his whole heart
truth VIII love still more he who suffers for
.ruth.-Lavater
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:, ~ general, treachery, though ut first suf
imcle9tly cautious, yet in the end betrays
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WHERE are all the wicked people
reading the inscriptions in a churchyard.
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AFTER physicians had given me up. was
saved by Piso's Cure-RALPH ERIEG, Will
Transport, Pa, Nov. -, 1893
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TREASON is like diamonds; there is moth
las Jcrrold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-20
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATS, TAKE NOTICE.

At meeting of the Democratic State
Executive Committee of West Virginia,
heid az Parkersburg on the 9th day OF
feoruary, 1896, II was ordered that the
Twelve delegates TO which the state OF
West Virginia is entitled in the Democratic
National Convention 10 be held al chicago
on The 18th day of July, 1896, to nominate
candidates for President and VICE flesi-
follows:
The Democrats in each county in the
state snail appoint at such time ana plaG,e
ana IN such manner as the DemoeIast =.
Executive Committee of each county may
determine, delegates 10 Congressional Dis
lrlct Conventions to he held In each OF tne
FOUR Congressional Districts or ths eta11e
on the 18th day of June, 1885, al the ioi-
lowing places: .
In the First Congressional District a.
Clarksburs In the county OF Harrison IN
the Second Congressional Distrlci al We, Ia
Wis, in the county OF Tucker. In the IhiIu
Congressional District at Hinton. in II the
county of Summers. In the Fourth IN.
gresional District at Point Pleasant, III 'he
county of Mason.
Each Of said Congressional District Con.
ventions shall appoint one delegate al
large and one alternate therefor ana Two
district delegates and two alternates there.
for to represent the Democracy OF west
Virginia in said Chicago Convention. .
The basis of representation In eacn OF
said Congressional District Conventions
Will be one vote for each one hunoreo
Eotes anu traction tnereOI over my q
for Grover Cleveland for President al tne
November election Of 1892, and each county
X requested to appoint the same number or
delegates to each Congressional District
Convention as votes II may be entitled 10
by the above basis of representation.
The county of Mlngo having been FORM,
ed from the county OF Logan, each or SAG
counties will be entitled to the number OF
Democratic votes cast in 1892 at the voting r,S
precincts within each. This vote was oo4
In Logan county and SO in Mlngo.
BY order Of the Democratic State Exec
utive Committee.
W. y. Chiffon. Chairman;
VIM. A. OHLEY. Secretary. apIe%g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-20
CANDIDATES
For Delegates from the Second District to
Chicago.

For Delegates from the Second District TO
Chicago
Special to the Register.
Washington, April 19-Much interest
is taken here in administration circles
in the choice of delegates to the Chicago
convention from the Second West Nir-
ginia district, which Postmaster Cen
eral Wilson so long and brilliantly rep
resented in Congress. Among the an
nounced candidates for delegate TO Chi
cago is Mr.. D. c. Westenhayer, a gem
tlem9n Of standing and ability anG
sterling Democrat, who would repre-
sent in a conspicuously fit manner at
this years great council OF the party
the Democracy of the Second district.
Mr.. Westenhaver stands for the old
time principles Of the Democratic par
ty: he is and has been loyal supporter
of the administration and a devoted
friend of Hon VIM. l.. Wilson through
cut that gentleman's career. 1t is felt
here that the Democrats of the Second
district cannot do better than to choose
MIR. Westenhaver as one Of their dele
gates to the Chicago convention, and it
is believed they will do so. Another
candidate for delegate to Chicago from
the district is Mr.. Daniel 3. Lucas, Of
Charles Town, who is understood to be
running as an opponent of the national
administration and its politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-20

burg, Berkeley county; Joseph Davis
Onstill, Fayette county; Jacob w. Small
ley, Moundsville, Marshall county; WIN.
H. Ford Grafton, Taylor county.
Original Widows, etc.-ElizaDeth
ROttmeier, Wheeling; minors of Val
entine w. Mcdaniel, Shinnston, Harrl-
son county; Sarah J. Cotton, ST. Mary S,
Peasants county.
Additional-Patrick Cane, Hall, Bar
bour county.
Increase-Henry T. McVay, East
Bank, Kanawha county; Joseph Shoe
maker, Mason, Mason county.
Reissue-Octayus II. Hayshurst,
Louisville, Monongalia county; James
A. Davis, Fort Gay. Wayne county.
ReneWal-Wm. Davis, Tooley, Wayne
county.
Supplemental-Henry Goetze, Wheel
ing.
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OIL NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va. April ia
splendid shallow well was struck Satur-
day morning or Frank Hanes's farm,
at Wayerly, in the Cow Run sand. The
we'll is flowing at the rate of about 60
barrels a day now, and is adjoining the
famous Smith and Cooper farms.
A Wheeling company who have under
lease the large farm OF o. p. Durham,
at Valley Mills, will put down well at
once on the lease. The well has been
located and work on the rig will COM
mence next week. The we'll will be con-
Sidera5ly ahead of developments and its
terest to be manifested by local opera
tors and land owners in that locality.
The South Fork Oil Company, of this
city. who are drilling a well on ]. ".
Huffman's farm. on the south fork Of
Lee creek, are now ready for the boil
er and engine to be placed in position,
and it will be done at once.
A veil has been located very close to
Chesterville, this county. by Joseph
Sibley. about fourteen miles from this
city in a southeasterly direction, and is
being drilled by Dotson Bros.
Several wells are due in to-day in the
vicinity of the johanna Drake well, and
they are being closely watched by oil
men. Kelly & Kennedy have one adj
joining the Drake well; opposite the
Drake. across the county road, Davis Il
Athey have one we'll due in tomorrow,
Drake No. 2 is due this evening.
The large oil interests owned by w.
T. Harris. near Pennsboro, have been
disposed of by that gentleman, and he
will seek territory in the Wood county
fields.
The Park Bros. well at Burning
Springs came in buster Friday.
The we'll of the Canada Oil Company
in the Drake field is reported here to-
day as having been drilled in and be-
ing a rich producer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-20
BELLAIRE.

Nose z. Pearson, OF Parkersburg, a
former city solicitor and news agent Of
Bellaire. is in the city on a short visit.
He looks as if the world was using him
very well.
Mr.. viii Cook, of near the big hill
west Of Bridgeport. was in the city yes
terday seeing the sights.
There is pretty strong talk Of start
ing another ferry at the old Morgan
ferry crossing. The bridge talk seems
to have entirely died away.
Why should parties not in the plumb
ing and gas fitting business be given
large contracts like the Catholic church
building to fit up, when there are regu-
lar business firms ready to do the work?
Such giving out of work is calculated to
iniure business and hurt Bellaire trade
generally.
The warm sun and high wind yester-
day kept a great many people off the
streets. The dust was so searching as
to be very inconvenient and disagree
able.
1t looks like the street car line on the
Ohio side is determined to force their
men to work for twelve cents per hour.
Most all the fourteen cents an hour men
have been discharged on some
pretext and twelve cent men put in Their
places.
4 number of o. L. A NJ. boys from
Bellaire intend visiting Kirkwood coun-
Gil tomorrow night.
Are you going to get some of those
peas al Tommy Cooks saloon tonight.
That S. is open for you.
The hotel registers were all blank
yesterday at p. n.
The churches will have services at s
p. m. Sunday evenings hereafter. This
will give a better chance TO the house
wife to get her evening work done.
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GOLF IN KAFFRARIk.

d. Jane, Gazette.
Az Intelligent Hindoo has been heard
ne billiards as a game i'm which
-' men armed with long sticks noke
pam while one PLAYER saws "Ob
c.a and The other Hard lines I"
- according 20 the Windsor Gazette
,... 90 have similarly impressed The
r..e south African mind. A Kaf1r
,-'.or was observed attentiyeIv
.. 'S the efforts Of certain unskil-
.. ayers TO extract their ball from
--. .-oSe deep bunkers which eener-
s. ''lnd on African courses. The
r.. day he was seen to be bella
.. great boulder with a huge mole
o.. Gcddon" the while. This
,.- mans game said the dusl,v
yt.. - nature; 'welly good game
wake mans same"