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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09
777r117L7r INC REGISTER, MONDAY, NOVEMBER O. 1896

rescue. He lays the cowardice at the
door Of his rival, who proves the charge
false by riding at midnight through the
Indian line for succOr for the post. AS
ne leaves his sweetheart, who had there
itofore been TOO womanly to tell him her
heart, sh7 throws her arms around MIN
and says: Il love you while Parlo"
skulks. in the knowledge that the gem
eral knows ne has led. There IS pat
tie with the Indians, plenty of blood ana
powder. and the hero once more proves
his gallanry. while the pol,roon IS dis
graced and resigns. OF course the hero
wins his lady love.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09

James 3. Mackie, the original
"Grims Y. Me Boy" and one Of Amer
ica's mos. 1.-The and eccentric comedi-
ans. has been secured this season by
Manager Freeman to play Chips in
a Railroad Ticket This comedian
has a comic personality which is calcu-
lated 10 invite m.r,h under circumstan-
ces that are in the least bit favorable,
and the character Of Chips the office
boy. he has. i'm stage parlance, caught
on big" "A Railroad Tickle with its
bic company of Jwen-y-oue singers and
comedians comes to the Grand Opera
House next Thursday, Friday and Sa,-
urday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09

We give especial attention to fitting
the children. D.. A. ht-II -
1906 Market street Shoe seller
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09
$40 REWARD.

The above Reward will be
paid to any one who will secure
the arrest and conviction Of the
person or persons who are now
regularly stealing the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER Onthe
Island and North Main sire et.
West Virginia Printing Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09
Thousands
OF Wraps,
DRESS.

Yes, here prices are down, loo.
Finding too many fne goods on
the shelves. ne take steps to move
them To-day Is pieces Camel
Hair Boucie. As to so inches wide,
worth $3.50 q yard is 7EC
put on sale at q lard.
Several other special iu., n Hacks and
Novelty ~uitius@ at ,u. Prices.
CHILDREN'S
Carriage Rugs, made Of Goat Fur,
Lamb or Ang0ra. pure white, lined
with satin or fancy flannel, also
ulIiled, from on 90 I'D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09

Ladies Wallets, arranged for gold
or silver. or both, three COm0art-
meGis and place for handkerchief,
elegant finish in Seal Alligator.
Gram Leather and Monkey Skin.
Come 90 two syIes---Piain IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09
3pbrrIin9 32e9iater
Got the Best,-@
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
Toe PER WEEK.
Telephone, 9O7.

You will find everything new in La
dies wear at j. a. hEMPLE,
1906 Market street. Shoe Seller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09

We have an new shapes i'm Box Calf
Fnamels and Tan Shoes for Mems
wear. J. A. KEMPLE,
1906 Market street Shoe seller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09

The brilliant comedian, Digby Bell,
and his charming wife, Laura Joyce
Bell. the famous contral-o, together with
the supporting company Of well known
and established artists, have met with
unstinted praise and success in the pro
duc.ion of Hoyts greatest comedy, A
Midnight Bell" which is nightly pack
ing the various theatres throughout the
country TO The doors. The presentation
in its entirety has been made in The most
elaborate manner. no expense or trouble
having been spared by the manage
ment. This great play will be presented
here for the first lime this evening at
the Opera House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-09

The popular comedian, dancer and
vocalist. Dan Mccarthy, will present
FOR the first time in this city at The
Grand Opera House. Monday, Tuesday
and wednesday, his latest success, The
Irish Greenhorn." Mr. Mccarthy is the
author Of the above play. which is pro-
nounced by the press and public to be
the best play he has ever written. Mr..
Mccarthy has surrounded himself this
season with a company Of merit, and we
have every reason to believe that every
one that witnesses his performances
Will be thoroughly satisfied that they
have had th5ir moneys worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
rN l<6 "a IN MAMMOTH
f. O ~ w a'Ao CLOTH1ER.

rious portions of the State witnessed The
ceremony, was was a brilliant affair. MY.
and Mrs. Moore Immediately lett ON an cx-
tended bridal tour of the South aud West
cIIEATIIAM -H1GHSM1TH.- Taylor TEX.
as, December 10. Mr.. j. T. Chcathanl.
hookkeeper of the Blaine l'rewitt Hardware
company of this city, aud Miss Jessie High
smith. charming young lady of Huttu,
and daughter OF one of Hutto's most proml-
ncnt citizens, were married at the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian uhurch in ilutto Fri
day the Rev. J u. Hastings, PASTOR Of
the Christian chruch of his city. oihciatug.
Mr.. l)abnoy of the firm of Eanes & Dab
noy, prominent druggists bf this city. and
an cid schooimate of the groom. WIS best
man. Tho happy twain returned to Taylor
Immediately after the ceremony, Hhare they
Will make their future home.
CliEATfAM -HIGfISMIru ilutto. Tx,
December IA brilliant wedding took
place here this afternoon at 1890 O'Clock.
Mlss jessie Highsmith OF this acc Vas
married 10 Mr. John r. Choa. ham OF Tay-
Tor at the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Roy. J IS. Hastings. pastor of the Chris
tan church OF Taylor. officiating. The fol-
lowing popular young men wers the ushers:
Mcssrs. j T.. Griffith, II. 4. Farloy. l..
Chamberlain of lIutto and T. nanney cf
Taylor. During the ceremony "Iuaniin"
WIS softly sung by Miss Fiolaer Tho
church was beautifully decorated the
scheme Of color being cream, mink md
green Immediately after the ceremony the
| happy couple left for Taylor. their future
| home. Quite n number of raylor's Young
| people were here to attend the Wedding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
SPORTING MEMS.


Rochester, N. y. December 20. 1t was
O'Clock this morning when She delegates
of the Lake Yacht Racing association con
Guided business. They had ,lrt 30 accept
or reject Two clausos in The racing rules
and regulations. The most Important of
these Two clauses was the one which re
quirod that the Inidship section vi yachts
built In the future must nave B.. per rcat
immersion The other clause was that the
vessels should have their low watcr line
measured Wit crew aboard rho nrst one
was not adopted. as 1t wae formulated ty
the delegates Who met at Buffalo "A month
or SO ago 10 formulate rules which SHOULD
he accepted by a yacht racing union Of the
gieat lakes. yet to be formed. TIE second
WAS also amended somewhat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
yo,cs md Personals.

Tho Northern Pacific earnings for The
first week of December were S293. 30,
decrease Of $l3s,5i3
Colonel DoArman. Houston ard Texas
Central attorney, of Mckinney, spcht sun
day in Houston
Captain j. G. Andrews Of The Southern
railway left last night for Central Texas
after holiday travellers
CAPTAIN j. y. Wisner of the Seaboard
Air Line came in late Saturday hight and
left again yesterday for North Texas,
f. d. Miller. travelling passenger agent
of the Queen and Crescent with head
quarters al New Orleans, vas IN Houston
yesterday.
Milton Everett Of the Houston East and
West Texas left yesterday morning for
the north on the Katy and is expected 10
return this morning.
Southwestern passenger committee lines
have adopted rule that whenever tickets
require signatures of purchasers, women
must aign their iuil names, the saiu" as N
legal document
The Gould Coupler company have done
n large foreign business during the year
now drawing TO q close. They nave sup
| plied couplers and vestibule equipments fer
something over 1855 cars on European roads
| 6 A. Bentley. cotton clerk Of the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas at Taylor, was
brought 10 Houston yesterday for treat
ment. While at work on the cotton plat
| form at Taylor bale OF cotton fell on
him, fracturing his left leg.
The compound engine built by the Iieh,
plond Locomotive Works for experimental
/ service on various Western lvads, which
has become well known as The Tramp
rorupound" has just finished servere test
| an the Louisville and Nashville and viii
now go on the Wabash for time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
Theatrical En.gngc.

The chairman Of the Western Passenger
association has handed down a ruling on
He holds that the provision in the assooia-
ton agreement that n party presenting
twenty-five tickets purchased AZ the rcgu
iarly authorized party rate, shall be allowed
one baggage car free of charge means TINT
the car may be allowed as long as the
cha rgcs are paid no matter how many poo
pie may be in the party. He also holds
that whom it is not practicable to run n
special baggage car. the baggage may be
transported in regular car free OF charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

San Francisco, December 20 Attorney
General Fitzgerald has filed a sensational
in the case Of the Southern Pacific against
the board Of railroad commissioners OF
California. The document raises points OF
vital interest to the southern Pacific com
nany as the attorney general attacks the
validity of the railway company's charter
and denies its right to operate its branch
roads in this state.
The original suit was brought to enioin
the railway commissioners from enforcing
its schedule Of freights reducing Giain
rates per cent.
In the preliminary decision ronde.ed ly
Judge Mcfenna, these grain rates we're
declared to be unreasonable and the
temporary injunction granted when tie
suit instituted was ordered TO continue TN
iii the case was tried OH its merits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Beaumont, TeXas, December 19.-Mr. f.
s Hammond, general manager Of the Tex
arkana and For, Smith railroad, arrived
from the East late yesterday afternoon and
submits the following schedule to go into
eject On the Port Arthur division OF the
Texarkana and Fort Smith at IL m. Mon
day, December Il
No, 2, southbound-Lcayc Beaumont .
a. m. arrive Port Arthur As a. III.
No. 4, southbound~Loavo Beaumont
1915 p. M. arrive Port Arthur ll5 p. M.
No. ], nortbbound-Leaye Port Arthur .
a. M; arrive Beaumont 5:i5 a. III,
No. ), northbound-Leav Port Arthur G
p. M; arrive Beaumont Gas p. m.
These trains Will run daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
HYMENEAL..

GLENN DAVIS-Elkhart, Texas. necom-
her i1.--Mr. Il. @. Glenn and Miss Lille
Davis were married at the home 81 the
brIde on the 10th instant, Rev. j. j. Brooks
officiating.
REEVES STORAUGH Georgetown, Tex
rs. December 1S-T. w. Reeves and Miss
Josie Stobaugh of Wilson Springs were
married yesterday at the Commercial hotel
in this city, Elder II. 7. Howell osaciat.ng.
JONES TERRY -Hailettsville. Texas. De-
cember 10. Married. at the home Of Mr..
W. p. Terry. father OF the bride. and one
OF the oldest and most respected citizens
CT Lavaca county. Miss Annie Ferry To Mr.
II. b. Jones. son VI =. } Jones. an old
citizen and for eight years county tonmis-
siener en- December IL Connty lldge Paul
us officiating.
MooRE-GoODNER- = Mckinney. Texas
December 1S.--Hon. W. i. Moore who
represents Lamar county In the State lcgis-
lature. was married In this city last even
ing to Miss Mary, the accomplished daugh-
ter of Judge 7. c. Goodner. Roy. J. L..
Morris. pastor of the Bonham Methodist
church, officiating. Many guests rom va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
ESSENCE or CINNAMON
sold at an Ohio Spcnls-Ensy foe
Mhiakcy.


Wheeling, W. Va, December 2o.-Addi-
tonal details from Benwood, the new OIL
field in Monroe county, Ohio, concerning
the poisoning from drinking essence OF
cinnamon. a substitute for whisky sold at
speak easy. confirm the first reports.
Three well-known men are dead, several
are seriously i'll aud three insane. IL
sot ms that one OF the store keepers at Ben
wood got hold of the fact that Wheeling
drug .Irm was putting up preparation
called essence OF cinnamon which con
tanned large percentage oil alcotcf The
n.oronant lara IN large supply OF the
stun and informed the people abyut that
he mad a good thing. 1t was only received
yesterday ana ne sold gr.at ueai vi IL
curing the afternoon and evening. several
who partcok of the essence soon became
i'll, and three of them, after terrible sui
fering. died, The symptoms were the same
in all cases
The first man taken i'll was w II. Price,
on whose farm the Fisher Oil company
drilled their first we'll Before a physician
could arrive from the nearest point, Sar-
dis, he was dead lie died in awful agony
Mr. Price was one Of the most prominent
and wealthy citizens. his royalties from
wells on his farm aggregatng $4,000 a
month. He leaves a widow and ore child.
. Charles sebert. butcher OF sardis. Ohio,
was the next attacked. and he was quickly
followed to eternity by Thomas Clegg, an
Gil driller
Others who we're attacked by tho same
| symptoms, but are still alive, are Colonel
| Clegs, Henry Roth and cook in a board
| ing house. His name can not be learned.
About fifteen other persons are suffering
| from the effects OF the poison. number
| OF physicians are on the ground and hope
10 succeed in saving their lives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
u,,,b,c Oct. Ten Ycnrs.

Woodvillc, Texas December 20. THV
Jury in the case against sam Humble,
CHARGED with the killing of Louis Ferguson
at Kount2e in 1Spi. returned verdict to-
day Mt II o'clock finding the defendant
guilty of murder In the second degree ana
assessing his punishment at ten years IN
the pcnitentlary. Humble was tried here II
year ago. together with his brother n as
Humble, for this same oiicnae, at which
time Pleas Humble was acquitted and sam
Humble given five years in the peniten-
tiary. new trial however, Was asked
for by defendants counsel and s'Anted by
Judge West The defendant was rcrre-
scented by C.. y Martin of Houston and L..
f. Chester of beaumont, and the State by
George c. O'Brieu of Beaumont and Judge
Martin Dies OF This place.
The eases growing out OF me shooting
here between the Fergusons and liumhies
last July are set for Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Palestine have paid the cost OF operation
,or more than year, aud you can see
Just how difficult IL is for me to justify
'heir continuance ut sucn 4 heavy loss.
for your information. however. Will
state that We are now working on Il new
caro- and expect II IL Is found practicable
to establish mixed through trsin service
IRON Palestine to Houston, handling moth
ing III this train but through freight, which
VIII give better speed aud possibly bet
yer accommodations TO the travelling pub.
nc Whatever we can do for the accom-
uodation Of your people will be done with
pleasure. Yours truly.
II NJ Clir, nhell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Dallas. Texas December 20. Hon T.. II.
r. Green. president OF the Texas Midland,
was in the city today, returning from
Rockport. He was not in evidence at his
political headquarters and his private sec
rotary, Phillip Rauche and Major ". N
tiers. denied any knowledge Of his where
abouts lie viii leavt the city tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Chicago, December 20.-Tomorrow morn
ing's papers Will say:
The probabilities are the National Bank
of Illinois will not open for business today
and II may go into liquidation as the re-
suit of serious troubles thai frs. became
known a, l2te hour tonight, The cash
resources OF the institution are stated 10
be within the limits of ehe law and II Ia
nnder.food deposGors VIII be paid in full,
the trouble. The capital and surplus OF
the bank. 1t Is sud- are impaired In con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Resolutions ON the Retirement ~
Grimes ana Davidson.

Grimes ana Davidson.
Victoria Texas. December 20.--Thc fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted by the bar
of Victoria at the close of the present term
vi district court:
Whereas. Win the present term of the
district court OF Victoria county the seq
vices OF hon. ). Il. GRIMES as distrio1 Juutc
and OK Hon a. h. Davidson as uistriNt t.-
tornoy VIII be terminated by then retire
n,,nt from oiiicc,
hcsolyed. 4 hat we feel IL both a duty aud
a plea sure TO testify to our appreciation Oh
Hon. ), r. Glilnos, who has Tor the past
TOUR years presided over the district court
Tor tho twenty fourth judicial district OF
Texas.
we have found him always just and I'M
partial In his rulings, and lainstaking AID
patient, ana RECOGNIZES IA hun an able ana
learned Judge. with a very high quality OF
Judicial talent.
We also testify TO his ever courteous
bearing toward all the members OF the bai,
to litigants and to officers of the court and
Jurors, and to his thorough and faithful
performance OF ell the duties OF his high
Office.
! No words can do more than justice to
his honesty and fidelity. III the discharge
OF the duties of the office, and to his kind-
ness and consideration towards all with
whom he came in contact. Never afbi'
| trary, never losing his temper, always pa
| tent and ccnsiderate, always just We itel
| that no ono could have occupied the posi-
ton which he has SO ably filled more pleas
artly to the public than HI has done.
| HIS decisions have stood the test OF the
appellate courts, aud the record OF them
| th,ro found will always stand as the best
| tribute to his industry. lenrnlps, ami Inc
wide scope of his attainmcuts. and we feel
| that to the record made he eau always
point with pride and satisfaction as the
! Iii. lao 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Columbia, Mo December 20 Tho Mis-
souri, Tigers. the crack team of the Mis-
souri, state university has received m in .
vi,aton rom President Diaz of Mexico to
play game of football in that country and
have made arrangements 70 start for the
CRY Of Mexico Immediately. The game will
be played at the Indianalo ground on De
conhcr II. The Tigers returned home re-
Gently after playing series OF successful
games in Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

London, December Il. The Vienna cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail reports that
as au outcome of the agitation in Moscow,
one student has been sentenced TO death
and others to twelve years Imprisonment.
This political agitation came to n head
IN Efforts 10 hold meetings commemorative
Of the khodinskoe plain disaster during the
coronation OF the car, which were prohlb
tied by the police
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
-Four irusincs. Hacks.

'Nhridgc, Mass December 20.-One of
thr greate;p conilagraiions that has oc-
cured IN Worcester county for many
years broke out in the heart of the bust
ness section AZ an early hour today and
hoiore II could be controlled four largo
bus ness blocks and three other buildings
nAi been reduced to ashes. cnialing a
loss OF over slOo,WD. upon which there is
m insurance in various companies OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Dallas. Texas December 20 Tile resi-
doncc of Alex. Sanger was burglariaed this
morning about s o'clock and a diamond
brooch valued at $500. and nm emerald rin
of considerable value. were taken. TIE
thief entered through window during the
night and slept under bed in an rroc-
cupiod room, pnraking freely during the
night Of fine liquors he had taken from
the sidebcard while the family were at
breakfast he made his rich haul and cs-
caned without detection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
MODERN INVENTIVE CENlIIS.
The Dnst-Proof Car Is the Latest
Evidence.
NoW OPERATED ON a TEXAS LINE
Rendering Travel During III. u,,
summer Months Delightful and
~ ie"snnt-knty-Iron Mountain.


mile minute in railway car con.,,l,,,
the latest triu,,,h 80 -,
e,,s "'N"'i'e sehluu,
49, NS' eAohalse.
ihis clever IDEA has made il possible for
person to travel i'm tho u,,r,ra.. ,....
summer vitbo,,, s,,,,.... va
fro,, ,h,,,. :" INC iedsl
'Se N"ii evils OF railroad luurneys,
ousl ana neat The practicability of the
idea has been clearly shov., h,, ,,e,a,,..,.
tria, and ,,i,hi, ~, '''' Jus"
,,,., mt. 80 Wv p''' WEEK several
"'' 'du'ppeu Win Inc invention have been
daily running on the Texas Midland rail-
road IL has b,pn h,li,,,i 49,
u.lng as ,ons,ru,tira -
pro1l ear Was n,l' . ''"e'.e"ii! uus1
new in,g, che. ."e i"cstion' Int
|. Lo ssinIr AM, ro,, 80 ...". no.'i'hs 10 I'M
can aocoInriisn s,,,io', InNeh.Ne genius
Ihe coui',va,,e., -, ..',,i' '"i"s'
auls,n me-, ,r',,, ' 'pie anu i's heoh-
inc winun,,s eoiH'''"'''h' between
arranged 49, TO- ~, 80 Nai 10 'ehliiato1' 30
IN beside In. nass,n,,a,. ~ ai''ios. u.1oo =
coyer,u win MS Nehtiia'of Is
re.. hoth ,,'.i', -, Va 'NNS.ulns iIhe-
a1tanpnnI,,, ~, ',,,,,'' anu 'neio 10 "h
az tt,. m,,ss,,',e,. 'nat az tne WIN
MAYS ho,,rn.,, ,,l, 49,, Inv spray u wafer
49, ~. 10 -, ieehs' MS "at'l
tank lorat.d h.n.a,h ,ri, sons'''ie' III d
the trucks. II is forced UPWARD nv means
OF compressed AIR.
viii ,'r,,..nt Sesn 'i.'' th@ screen
like particles which have been bnIn a men.
ace and a discomfort to the traveller on Inc
railway AT the same time the WAFER NAV
ing between the screen catches each parfl-
Gle OF dust and washes If away. thus l,ep,,.
ing the air AS it enters the car as fresh and
! clean AS that in The pine woods AT Lroak OF
day The car will be. so far as air is con-
c,rred, in us good condition when travel
ing through the alkali desert as when pass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Philadelphia, Pa. December 20.--The
American whist team of Boston defeated
the Hamilton team of this city to-day in
the contest for the American Whist League
chr'eugo cup. The game was begun last
night and continued until this morning.
...-4gL, MIST vas played and the Boston
ians made several gains by leading trlmps.
me score was: American %. Hamilton -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

General Passenger Agent John Sebastian
n, the Rock Island has just patented n
round trip coupon ticket, which is said by
co,nnetcnt iudges, who have examined It,.
+, h. the hest Of its Kind ever offered TO
the railroads 1t consists of two main
rortious. one of which is given TO the pur-
chaser. the other being retained by the
company selling 1t. The passengers por-
tion IL for the going journey only ana
contains no name or description. In ileu
If The return coupons there Is check en-
,itlipr the holder to receive from the
ioint agency at the first half q the lolrney.
uron uroper Identification the return cou-
mons That norton retained by the rallroid
cor,nanv cnntai.s the contract signed ny
tbe purchaser. punch description OF MIN,
and n blank for his signature when n
9pplies for the return portion of the ticket
This is forwarded to the joint agent at the
end of The first portion of the Journey.
Without being able 10 see The first sigma
lure tho applicant at The joint agency io'
me return part OF the ticket makes tue
second signature. II they agree, ana the
nunch description Is reasonably accurate
he coupons are turned over.
I, is said the Sebastian ticket VIII 70
oaont,d nv the Western Passenger asso'ia-
ton and also by the Joint Traffic associa
lion II Ia particularly useful for such large
Gatherings as those of the Grand Army
of tho Republic. the National Educatoaa,
associated. the Christian Endeavor, and
others which are largely attended ana IN
connection with which joint agencies az
which return portions of tickets must be
.xeouted are always maintained