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The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22
Hd,. n.ra- the after dinner pill and
4OOA > THIS family cathartic. Csc.
First Parish Supper.

A delicious old fashioned supper was
served at the First Parish house last eve
ming. The house was very prettily deco
rated, the platform especially presenting
an attractive appearance with the grace
fully arranged flags. Old fashioned can
delabra were used to light the apartment.
There were many old fashioned things on
exhibition including bed spread made
from drsss that formerly belonged to
Mrs. Deane, wife of Parson Deane; an
old fashioned foot stove used in the
pews an old lantern; the brass fixtures
that formerly held back the pulpit our
tains of the old church; the old soundin Q
board. and many other curious objects
he supper received marked attention.
The attendance was large and with
music and conversation, a delightful eve
ming was enjoyed.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22
w ESTBROOK.


At the Adyentsschuroh tomorrow at p,
m., the pastor will preach. Subjects: "Tf
man dies shall he live again2" RYAN
geiisbic services at z p m. Short sermon
by tina pastor, topic, "Consecrated Ser.
vice.
Acety lene, the new illIminant was
given very successful ltrial at the Pre-
sumpscot house. Thursday night In the
presence of some dozen or more gentle
men who were much interested. 1t gave
most beautiful light, very soft and
strong. 1t seemed to be under perfect
diminished in power to suit the con-
venience Of the operator. If it can be
produced as cneaply as claimed for, it
would seem that it must soon come into
very general use.
The board Of registration will be in
session at the assessors office in Odd
Fellows block from February Goth to
18th inclusive. Their hours Of session
Will be from a. N. to l p. M; 8 p. IN.
to p. IN. and from to p. M, except
tie 2Sth, when the time for adding new
names Will close 5 p. m. After that
time no new names can be added to the
voting list.
Tomorrow at the NJ E. church the pas
tor will preach in the morning at TO- 80,
subject, Forward in the evening
at O'Clock Prof. j. e. Ward will con
Duct. the praise service. Subject for the
evening Put up the sword"
war oenoek Tribe of Red Men cleared
about $50 on their dance Thursday eve
ming.
At the Democratic convention held
riday evening to nominate candidates
for mayor, city clerk and three aldermen
as large, the following nominations were
made:
Ghairman-Russell D Woodman.
Clerk--Thaddeus L. Dodge.
For Mayor Oliver A. Cobb
For City Glerk-King S. Raymond.
For Aldermen at Large-George B.
Gray al II. Bachelor, ". B. Boothby
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22
BRIEF JoTTINGs.

Today is a legal holiday and the banks.
public buildings, and many of the stores
will be closed. and the post office open
at the usual holiday hours.
The proposed visit Of IvaEhoe Lodge,
KNIGHTS of Pythias, to Myrtle Lodge, Ken
nehunk, last evening waa postponed te
Friday evening, March 9Th.
Mr.. f. W. Fogg, formerly travelling
salesman for the Stevens & Jones Co.,
has a similar position with Cook, Everett
& Pennell.
Rev. f. A. Leitch, of the West End
win preach tomorrow afternoon at 1.3(
in the interest of the Civic League on
the subject, Logic and Rum Selling.
The National Cloth utter Co, has
been organized at Portland, for the pur.
pose of manufacturing and doing bust.
ness in all kinds of machines, with $780,
coo capital stock, of which $50 is paid in.
The officers are: President, Leroy L,
Hight Of Portland, Me-: treasurer, Viii
liam L. Coolidge of Natick. Mass
Messrs. Dwinal and Atwood are ship
pin appels TO the Portland market.
The Boston IL Maine directors have
declared the regular common stock
divident of 1 10 per cent, payable April
/. to stock of record February "a.
Yesterday was bright. clear and cold.
The Myles Standish Rifle Club visited
Freeport Thursday and defeated the
Ereepors Rife Club by 81 points.
At the 18th annual session of the Grand
lodge of Maine, Knights of Honor, held
in Lewiston Wednesday evening. Hon.
.Albro Chase of this city was elected
grand recorder. and Mr.. G. Fl. Stevens
alternate grand representative.
The Eastern Car Coupler Company
met yesterday at the Office of James L.
Il. Rackleff, and adjourned until Fri
day, March 8, without transacting anJ
business.
A number of the me m bers of Shepley
Camp aud Ladies' Aid attended mas
querade given by the Freeport camp last
evening. Given's orchestral club fur
nished the music.
The Ladies' Aid of the Church of tbs
Messiah, wish to express their thanks tc
the many friends who SO generously
helped them to realize from their birth
day reception the sum Of $127, 70.
The evening school has closed its ses-
sion. The number registered in the
school was 40 and of this number x
have been in regular attendance. The
ages of the pupils Of the night sohoo
ranged from IA to SO years and abou
of the number were girls.
Mrs. Pereivaf Bonney entertained the
ladies of the Cone Club at her home or
Friday. In place of the usual pro-
gramme. Judge Bonney kindly gave {
most interesting and instructive talk OF
the critical period of American History.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22
He Assaulted Geo. b. Morrow.

Myron J. C. Doleff, arrested In New
York, under the name Of Stevens. with
the young safe blower. j. Irving Adams,
is, the Lynn police are almost certain
none other than Myron J. Doleff, veal
ago salesman for the Goodyear Welt
Shoe Machine company. Doleff was
arrested in Lynn, August 10, 1896, with
several Others, for assault on George B,
Morrow Of Portland. at Nahant, and re-
lieving him of some $500. Doleff was
discharged for lack of evidence. Morrow
was later arrested for Portland officers
charged with being imnliaated in s
larceny case.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22
Team Prohahly stolen.

About O'Clock last evening. Mr.. E.
c. Williams drove to the store of Wilson
81 Co.. and went in for few moments,
leaving his team on the Federal street
side. On coming out he found his team
gone and up to l o'clock this morning
it had not been found, and, it was prob
ably stolen. The following is desorip.
ton: Bay horse about 800 pounds
weight. 9 years old, and had on inter
fering feathers. The sleigh is painted
black and the side has been repai n ted.
There were two horse blankets and a
light buffalo robe The harness had an
overdraw and rubber bit. The police are
looking for the team
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22

Explains 1t as Well as He CAN'T Certain
1y Goes and Puffs Cold Air Instead of
steam-Reader Must Judge for Him.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-22
THE PRESS.
Negotiation of voters.

The Board of Registration of Voters
win be in session every day from a. m.
to 9 p. m, with the exception of the
hours for meals, until Wednesday next
Let every Republican see that his name
is on Tho list and on correctly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26

PIrTsHURo, Pa, sspt. 20 Several
Of the IeAdins makers OF high class bi.
cycles have ben NJ work for some
time trying IN uevlso n scheme by
which the iniileuce OF cheap bicycles
could be checked. Tney were insisted
by other manufacturers and tho move.
ment eliminated during tue week at
a meeting held In tue Hotel Waldorf,
New York.
What was supposed 10 be- q meeting
OF wrought IRON pipe manufacturer
was really a meeting Of the manuiac.
turers Of bicycling tubing. The manu-.
iaciutefs call their competitions "As.
semblies." by that they mran the pro.
ducefs Of the low priceu wheels as.
semble tho various parts aud without
actually lnyeaiing eny capital iufn cut
wheel that has driven the and ri
machiuos 10 tho wall In the fierce com.
petition durinT tho season Just closed.
At the n York meeting thrre were
representative pretHnt from each VI
this twelve firms ma ufaciurlng tub.
ing, anu q o0mpacs was entefed into,
which II IL expected, will drive oct the
cheap wheels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26
Mission Reunion.

f'Aai arrangements arc being made
Tor good sociabls timo at the reunion
OF Indian Territory missionaries TO be
held In the Twsnty.second ward meet.
Ing house (between Second aud Third
West on Third North sireei) next Fri.
day evening. October End. The exec.
utivo committee desires that all thos,
selected TO act on tho various commit.
tets VIII meet at the NJ. L. Leayua
rooms Tor short time alter the atieT.
noon meeting In the Tabernacle 10.
Ills understood that all Elders wno
nave ever iaOored In the Indian Terri.
tory mission are members of the ~.
union anu are privileged TO invite their
Relatives aud frlenls Ms far na thev
ueem proper. Saints who nave oon,o
rom that nbld will also be maue waIs
come anu need not wait for a speoial
INVITATION. The Elders and thar
lnenis are extended an Invitation 10
Visit tue Nj. /. A. league rooms during
their stay IN the city.
THOSE desiring 10 10 on tho str..,
cars 70 tho reunion may taGs the RAND
transit car to Thlrd Norm stras,
within hall block OF the me.tinS'
mouse, or the Warm Sptlngs car on ths
SAT- Lake City line to Third Norm snS
Flrsl West htreets.
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Might School.

Ia business department OF the Lat
terday sAiuts' College will opon lie
doore during the evening beginning
next Monday nj 1880 p. IN. THIS de-
partmen, has recently been lifted up
with modern acquipments, and 10 well
furnished 10 carry OF course Ia bust
nssr principlet. ln genefsl the work
Will be se near practical Ne pussible,
thereby fitting person for a business
career. The course OF study includes
bookkeeping, arithmetic, penmapship,
gfsmmar phohosfaphy, typewTiting
aud commercial law. The Instructors
afu men who keep abreast OF the times
10 methods OF instruction anu arc
specialists In their line OF work.
Students msy enter the rchsol ct any
time, rs the work OF each 10 indo end.
cnt OF the work Of the others, yet tho
entire class form q nttls business
world, each student carrying on trade
with tho others, anu keeping an 40.
count OF all his business affairs.
The professors and Instructors arc
willard Doue, professor OF Englisp;
Joseph Nelson and John NJ. Mills, In.
stfuctoTs Ia arithmetic, commercial
law, phonography and typewriting;
George Tristan and Matthew Miller,
Instructors In book keeping. This 10 q
chance for those who are prevented
from attending day school, to pursue .
systematic course OF study 80 as not to
coz nioi with their daily isbors.
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HARMONY DOUBTFUL.
Peace Prospects Not Bright 10 thl
Ogden Convention.
noLBRooK MAY DE ENDORSED.
Committee On Resolutions at First
Umni ted rut Afterwards
Provided Fer.

Special to tho NEWS
uuDlN, sept. g6.-rbo Republican
Stale convention was called to order At
ll:S5 today by Chairman Dooly. In
bis opening address the chairman
made strong plea for harmony. He
announced the temporary organization
s follow: Chairman, J. T. Hsm-
mond; secretary, Is. o. Bowman.
Weber; assistant secretaries, Mrs.
Ricbel Miller, Salt Lake, Mrs. vii.
liam AudoroD, Weber; sergesnt-at-
nrms, u. G. GoodsslL Chairman
Hammond upon assuming control OF
the convention urged wisdom In tho
deliberations anu harmony In aotioB.
A recess was then taken until two
O'Clock. Upon Iesuming committees
were appointed on credentials, perma-
nent organization, order VI business
and resolutions.
Whippio VI Weber, made the motion
but did Tot nt fir,t include that ON
resolutions, but the convention do.
olafei Tor 1t anu he finally iucluded 10
IL the motion.
Al $3.50 recess was taken for one
hour ~ allow this committees TO report.
Whether or not harmony will prevail
10 doubtful. although indications at
present Ioint to the enforcement OF
Holb'oDk,
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sronn ~ guRopE
Lsueh Damage 60 Property on the
French soasf


French ,ossL
PARIS, Sept 20 "A storm equal 10
violence 10 u hurricane Il raging
throughout France anu on all tue
coasts. Muon damage has been done
u property. a schooner has been
driven ashore near Cnerh,utg.
Tue mail boats at Mafssiiles have
been del you, their departure being
imposslbiv on account OF tho tempest.
rhe meu-oi.war have been ordered "
shelter until the wind slbsid o..
STORMS AND FLOOD IN uERaiANY.
LONDON, sept. 2B.-A Berlin die.
patch 70 tue Stlnlard reports great
damage 10 nave been done ani mauy
casualties TO have occurred by the
atom.
An English bark with all hands haa
foundcfej near Bofkum bland, near
tho mouth Of the Ems.
a barge was capsiLsd on the upper
Elbv anu six persons wer, drowned.
The Spanish ship Hugo IN stranded
on Amniand Islands, four miles north
Of tue coast Of Frleslanc. Guns are
betn nfcl nj Hamburg. Tue Elbe hAs
risen twelve ieot and macy small ves-
sells have been torn from their moor.
huge.
Cellars have also been Hooded.
The Ems has also ovsIil wed, and
the iowa OF Rlbe, containing about
1900 people anu situated In Julland,
has been submerged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-26
fhe Wilson Reunion.

Ihe regular meeting OF ths Wilson
association Of Utah. embracing all the
descendants OF Bradley Wilson and all
other relatives. will convene In this
Fourteenth ward assembly hall In tbi.
city at $50 pm. on Monday, October o,
1890. Tho object OF the organization a.
among other tnings, IL 10 collect
genealogical informstion OF the family
tree In New England and Ia the IN y her
country, and Ms considerable ptogress
has been made In this direction since
The meeting last April. the presen,
gathering promises TO be one OF par.
uonlar Interest TO tue membsrs.
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GO. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
A Meeting II,ld To-day at which Miss
CaVanEugh speaks ou Vertical
t,um iu hip.

Aae regular semi.monthly meeting
OF the Salt Lake County Tsachers'
Association was held ut the U University
this morning. Miss CAvahsugh, super
visor OF nmanship In the schools of
this city, was introduced and spoke
briefly upon the Vertical system OF
penmsnship." Miss Cavansush took
tho position that botn reading and
pepmanship should be used as suxIli.
aries only, by the time the third grade
II reache u.
The speaker also stated that the ave r
age teacher uses several minutes every
day Tor years for the purpose OF teach
ing penmanship anu yet these same
pupils leave the grammar grade with.
out the ability TO write In a manner
satisfactory TO the business mao,
Hence we mey well wonder 10 tho tins
mas been Iudiciousiy usei IN teaching
principles ana analysis Of letter..
N the eslsmalion OF Miss Cavanaugh
the strongest point In isvor OF verli-
cal penmanship Ia that II Ia
Of great assistance 10 poor writ
ers, because OF lite simplicity.
Notwithstanding that It is easily
taught tue system In the miRi OF the
speaker Will not teach itself, but must
DO taught by a thorough, painstalkIng
lnstructOT-one who eau present the
subject Ia u perfect manner, tn order
that excellent results may be attained.
Among the most important features
that the system presents were men.
toned as legibiiity, the saving OF the
teacher OF much work In looking over
manuscript, and II We may ac-
oept the fact that tho great
majority OF the telegraph op-
orators all ever the country use a
system approaching the vertical sys.
tenn, then rapiiity must also DO Goa.
sldered strong point In Its favor.
Considerable time was then spent In
giving Instruction In the first steps In
teaching by this method, after which
IN opportunity was given Tor inquir-
les relative to ,he practical WORKING OF
the system wherever tried, the time
being pronlably spent
Mr.. b. w Ashton then tp1ko briefly
upon the importance "a teaching
thoroughly diacritloal marks, and their
value In the use OF the dictionary, A
discussion then arose, Messrs. q, Nj.
MumioTd, Jas. Sanders, Mr.. Poulson
and other. taking part.
Supt. Van Colt occupied n short
time suggesting 10 teachers tho adyls-
ability aud necessity OF making "a
rapidly AZ possible n complete gfada.
ton OF the schools OF the county, "A
step which, In his opinion, will place
Ihs schools on higher plane OF
efficiency.
rhe next meeting will take place on
Saturday, Oct 10. ut 1880 O'Clock.
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rSsEx. iowa. IN PLANES.
Gao Entirs Uusiass- Portion Threat.
.ned with G..truetIon.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20 "A special TO tn,
Herald irom Cfestou, Iowa, says: The
entire husinres portion Of Eieox, a town
Of 200 people, about MY miles from
there on the Burlington, 10 In flames.
The nte department Of Shenandoah
anu Red Oar have goue 10 the scene
on special train. The fee broke Ou,
In the building containing the tels.
phono ofiico and aa the instfumt mt
were severed In order I, cave them,
communication with Essex IL cut ~
80 that no further particulars can be
learned at preset.
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A MInow,. RonANcE.
a kswspapsr PERSONAL aud its sad
cons gdeucss.

hswspapsr Personal "ud IT'S sn"
cons, aaencss.
HAN FRAscnoJ, Sap. 20.-Ribeft
Snswden, who claims to be a Journal
IT,, wao arrested last night on war
nnt charging him with emoezk'o'
mout. The complaining witness Is
Mfs. Sarah Is. Williams, n miidle-sgcu
widow Of Dsnver. She claims that
5nou Con, who 10 twsnty-oight Joars OF
ase, Induutd ncf to come to IAN Ffan-
cisco on promise 10 marry aUd thcn
cnIiled her out OF her money aud lew
cry aud disappratof. According 70
tho woma "a story shc inut 5nOwjsn
IN Denver rOme months ago ani rfler
a brief acquaintance consented TO mar
~ him. no was Ia hurry To got
U5ck to the coast Mt the time. anu sho
promised to Join him at any time ne
sent TOT her. In pursuance OF this
agreement Mrs. Williams started Tor
San francisco, arriving here In COM
pauy with 5nOwden VINO had gone 10
Sacramento 10 meet her, on August
lOtn.
Tue young man took the widow TO
the Palace motel where sue registered
aud procured n room. For some rra.
son or another her inteuded busutnu
put OIL tue marriage from time 10 time,
until hs had succeeded In boffowipB
all her money and Jewelry on Que
pretoxt or another. Then ho dis.
Appeared. Mts. Williams waited psii-
entity Tor him to turn up, but after sew
etal days began TO roalizs mat she had
been deirauded ana that sue was run.
ming into debt at n fashionable hoiel
tnA Ia hal "A "
her stsy.
MrS. Williams waited until her bill
hau reached 500, when tue hotel man
H2oment iniisled on payment. The
Widow explained her position aud was
sent away from the hotel, her baggage
being held tot her bill.
The woman was utterly ponpiless
anu was compelled 10 seek shelter In o
charitable institution.
Sn0wden says he met the woman Ia
Denver through newspaper personal.
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The LEADYILLE STRIKE.
Miners From Missouri Arrive and GO
10 Work.
Ether Destruction OF Property r.: /.
Loss OF Lite feared-shots
Exchanged To-day,

LEADvILLE, Colorado, Sept. 90
The night passed without an attack on
any mines, although the strikers are
greatly excited over the importation OF
nifty miuers from Missouri by the
Small Hopes company.
This morning shots wero fired by
men who approached tho Ibex miner.
The guards returned the IRE anu the
men Il 4. No ona 10 Injured as far as
knONG.
The imported men began work 10.
day Ia tue Marion ana Emmett mines.
They are lodged and iod In the En-.
mSlt shaft house, which " well
guarded. w. IL. SHAW, who procured
these men from Missouri, said today
that 800 agreed 50 come, but at the last
moment lthfeatening letters having
been treceived IRON q Lsadulllc, all
but sevsnly.eix 4 mixed, OF tho
aeventy-siN who started eleven OF them
deserted on rOute. These men
worked m Missouri for Sl.25 to sl.76 a
day. Ihsir wages here viii be $3.50.
More mvu nre being bird In Missouri ii
and the mine owners nope TO resun me
operations In all mines before the
troops are withdrawn. IL IL honed TO
keep them here thirty or ak y days
and rid tbs community OF the iawless
mon who instigate or permit deeds
OF violencs, but 1t IL not expected the
trouble viii ed without further des.
lruolion OF properly anu probably loss
OF life.
Edward Boyce, president OF the
Western Federation, has called a meet
Ing OF tue Leadvlllo Union tonight.
This Is done with the consent OF Gene.
raj BROOKS who will DO permitted TO
attend the meeting. IL Ia hoped nc.
tlOn will bo taken 10 end the strike.
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TER ARMENIAN SITUATION,
ID: Russian Black Sea Fleet Not Far
Prom COlslantInOplO.


LONDON, Sept. GA Berlin die.
patch TO tho Times relates that the
Ffankiurter Zsltung'I Consian,inople
correspondent confirms the report that
tho Russian Black sea fleet has been
cIuising since Monday n, the mouth OF
the B0sphotus. Communication with
the Russian embassy at DIyukbsro is
maintained by carrier pigeons.
The Chronicle announces that the
Porte has forbid leu tho circulation Of
any foreign newspapers mentioning
Mt. GladsIono's speech nj Liverpool
ON rhutsdoy. The Rome oorTespou.
dent OF tho Chronicle spys that Mt.
B)ttoli, tho Apostolic delegate at Con-
ttaltinople, after msKing tue pope nc.
qutinttd with tho situation there, has
Just returned to ConalaniinOple with a
letter irom.ths.Rsne. TO the sultan, ek-
pressing his Hricf ufths matAactee anu
impl0fiug iutufe security for Chris.
tiaBH. The duke OF Westminster has
received dispatch from Poll ppopolis
annour cling thAt tho town oi Eughiu
has been wiped cut anu that mGssaci,B
have been occurring In tho region,
abound khatpoot aud CCsarea. There
have been over ten thousand forced
con veision- TO Islam nrounJ Van.
TIIr CRISIS Is OVER,
NEw YoRiS, Sept. CA special to
the Htfaiu nom COusthntlnople sayt:
In uiplo matic circles 10 10 considered
that the acute efiuis IN over. The en-
hissadOH viii accept the status quo.
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smages claimed amounting 10 be-
yaen 100000 and $500. 900. The
corporation OF Victoria and the con.
toiidated Railway company are named
~ deiendanis, being charged with
Joint negligence.
In most cases the administrator OF
deceaseds nre bringing such action on
behalf Of self anu relatives o. said etc.
Toe cases will come up IN November.
IL IL probable that q motion Will
be made 10 consolidate tho cases
Ia gfoupg, that is cases where personal
injury Ia alleged, 10 stand together
aud tne sam where tue claims nre for
the loss OF children, and % on with
zach clA.a.
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nIsher rrIe, en what.

MONTREAL. Sep. 20 The price o.
Mhnit ba Hour has advanced 80 eonte
barrel IN the Last two days In gym
pathy with the advance 10 Chicago
WhoAi aud the higher VI ces are being
pai1 for wheat Ia tue Manltobi ooun-
Try markets. Manitoba whoat hns adj
vanoed 3 10 10 cents q bushel nlnce the
season oDoned. rho farmers are now
getting % TO 90 cents for y ,. Mani
tobh hard wheat OF country points.
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meni. IL II not exreoisd that the fo.
vival VIII M ke a long run. The public
GOES not Ind the production very in.
totcsiing aud are inclined 70 agree
Win the verdict Of tho Times that II IL
"only nn agfe,ablo stop gap, a play,
the production uf whicn 10 tne oonces.
sioo 70 the genius Of Ellen Terry 40
Imu.eue.p
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COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 20,-rhe Ohio
coal operatoTa' committee at u meeting
last ovsning adopted resolution de-
clartng II TO be the aonso OF the COM
uitIse that II IL necessary, In accord.
hnce with the agreement with the
minerB aud operators nxi1g nine
con,a diffsrential between Ohio aud
Pittsburg, that the price OF mining DO
reduced In Ohlo TO conform with tbs
reduction on the Piitsburs rate. AZ
the Pittsburg rate Ia not 90 cents the
reduction demaLued will make the
rate In Ohio Do cents.