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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

LAST season Ike l.. Hall. druggist, OF
West Lebanon, Indiana, sold four gross
OF Chambcrlain's Colo. Cholera and
DiaIrhoea Remedy and snys every bot
lie OF IL gave perfect satisfaction. For
sale by c. Il. Gootzc, W. w. Irwin. G.
Schnepf, C. Monkcmelicr, John Klari.
W. Fl. Hague, H. C. Stewart, R, B..
Burt. ]. Coleman. A. y. Schcalc. VIM.
Menkemellcr, j. G. Ehole. Wheeling:
Bowie & Co, bridgeport, B, F. Peabody
a Son, BenWoOd.
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QUICK in effect. heals and leaves no
Rcnr, burning, Bcnly skin eruptions
quickly cured BY Dcwitt's Witch Hazel
Slave. Applied TO burns, Bcalds old
sores. Il ia magical In effect. Always
cureH niles. Logan & Co.. Wheeling. W.
Va, ID, II. Peabody. Bcnwood. and
Bowie s Co. Bridgeport. o. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

Holmes. although one of the smartest
Of criminals, win hang as any other
murderer would. The one thing to be
regretted In his case is that he can DO
hanged for but one OF his capital Of
lenses. This is too much good luck for
. prize scoundrel of the first class.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07
nneklsn,. Arnica salre.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tctter. chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptlons. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
CnmDanY,
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Wet vIrglnla,, 81. I.onIs psIsgatIon.

Our good friend, the Grafton senti-
mel. does the Intelllgencer an Injustice
when It says; "Thc Wheeling fneliigcn-
Ger IS very anxious that solid and In
Etructed delegation be sent from West
Virginia to the 81. Louis convention for
ohlo's fhv0ritc SON
The IDtellIgcnccr Is not now. nor has
II ever been in favor u nm instructed
delegation. on the contrary II has al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

Gold miners are rushing to the Yukon
rieEion of Alaska. This is the region
that Great Britain would like to take in
ny shifting the boundary line further
west. The shift will not be made in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

A mistake in telegram from WASH
ington made 1t appear that the house
committee on rivers and harbors would
be in wheelingnex Wednesday evening.
The corrected dispatch names satur-
day. March q, as the time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

The senatorial fight in Kentucky
promises to initiate the performance OF
the brook and go on forever. That Is
one way for men to divert themselves
from the carkIng cares OF n practical
,unrIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

IT not only Is SO. 1t must be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
Co., Wheeling. w. Va, B. F. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Go.
PRICE LIST.

New Cal prunes lage). lbs ior............... 25e
New Cal Evap Peaches ltancyl, lbs foE- 25c
New Dates lbs $50
New Cleaned currants ~ lbs. tot............- Csc
New Ra,ius Qatse). lbs. ior,........,....... 25e
Fresh Corn NcAl.,iS lbs. ior.-............... $50
Fresh Houiny. IS lbs for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 25c
Fresh Rolled Oats. lolbA for Csc
Fresh DAT Meal 10 lbL tor-.................... ESQ
Fresh Butter CracEers lbs for....,.......... 25c
Fresh Ginger Snaps Slbs ior................... csc
New French Kidney Beans, s lbs, for..,......, ESQ
Choice Table Peaches per can...,............. 100
Standard Tomatoes. q ans for...............- csc
Fancy cold pack Tomatoes, per can. .....-..- SC
Choice standard Corn, per cau...... ...,,..... Sc
Star Candles, $40 the pound, per lb,..,.-..- &c
Carpet Taeks per tc
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acknowledgements.
wHEELING, MARCH ., 1890.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

state League of Republican Clubs
CHARLESTON. March *
state Delegate Convention clarksburS.
STATE Nominating convsntiOn-parkers.
burg. July q
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SEA FOOD.
LITTLE NECK CLANS l5c.
CLAM JUICE &c and lsc.
CLAM cHowDER lse and &c.
C. v. HARDING 4 CO.
mr2 1906 Market Stree,
DUBLIC SALE.

TJUbIsIN UfI9Ts'
The Board OF Commissioners n u,
County OF Ohio will Offer for sale a, =.
front door OF tho Court House Of oil,
county. on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MARCH
at 10 o'clock a. M. the Toll p,g,.
property on the Wheeling. west L.iia-1
and Bethany pike, situated near SIt.s.
helm station.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-,hI.d q, IL.
purchase money in cash Tor as much r,S,.
as the purchaser may elect 10 payi All
the balance In equal payments al StI spi
twelve months. with interest Til. ri
be reserved until the whole OF the Gro1s,
Is paid.
mr1 T, c. MOFFAT Ctsrk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

At the late meeting OF the Republican
state committee the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That this committee request
the Republican editors OF West virginia
10 assemble at Charleston at the time OF
the meeting OF the Republican State Club
League, for the purpose OF organizing an
association to forward the interests OF the
Republican party In the coming CAM
paign." WILLIAM II. o. DAWSON,
Kinswood, W. Va. Feb. 9. is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-07

Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get DR..
Miles Palm Pills from drugBIStA "ona
cent a dose"
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SOME BOOK BARGAINS

To quickly dispose Of some books t,E.,.
exchange we will Offer
One set Schillsr'S Works complete in
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One set Bulwar's Travels. complete IN
10 vols, limo. cloth. large type. pn
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One set Charles Dickens SoTels. CON.
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Si9:sss 5sy so9a Soi S;S S;eess N
Also $50 slightly she'll worn Copyright
Novels, American and British. cA,A. n,
loEue prices 81 IS 81 and s., at. wv
All above prices arc for cash.
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ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS i.

Tho Ohio County Republican Ciul, .,.r.
meet IN the Dad FELLOW Hall Oh MN, "a
EVENING. MARCH II. Good ,pe,t 800, ., "
in attendance. Rnd all RrpubI.rsn, y, 81
county are rsspectinily invIteltoh''el5 ~
ton on March Is will be chosen a. IL, " l4,'t
JOHN W. KISDELHEEGER Sscret,,r 'e',il'
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RfpuBIicAN STATf LEAGUE MELTING.

To the Republican Clubs OF West Virginia.
The ANIMAL meeting Of tho Republican
State League Clubs OF West Virginia will
81 held In the city OF Charleston on
Wednesday, March IS 1906, for the pur-
pose OF eIecting officers for the coming
Organization and the election or delegates
10 the National League, meeting.
Each club Is allowed i've delegates and
FIVE RlterunteS.
at once and send the name OF the club
and list OF officers 10 the president, a.
Charleston Immediately. A fun attend
Rnce Is desired ut this the opening meeting
OF the presidential campaign. The work
Of organizing clubs should be pressed
with vigor at once.
BY ofder OF the committee.
C. D. ELLIOTT, President.
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NEW ADvERT1sEMEy-.

OHuRcH NoTICE-sECoy6
" BYTERIAE Church-Su5JD, rsg
at D:i5 Il. m. Preaching by H"gP ga
SpeorS at 1850 Il. M. and d . ~, 20
Peoples Society OF Christian rt5 it.;tI
G:i6 y. m. d
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R. II. LIST, 1910 Main Street.

r IsT OF LETTERS
Remaining In the postoflce 4. wh.csllaE
Ohio county, W. Va, Saturday, Ms,Sa
:, To obtain any OF the foNowihs Iae
applicant must ask for advertised let'eFs'
giving date OF list.
LADIES LIST
Carter, Alma Hall, Miss Laura
Cuny, Miss AddIe Hancher, Miss oII,ve
Edwards. Mrs. n. Henderson MIS- AA'
Gels, Mrs. Lola mile ,,,, Nat.
George, Mrs. MI Hutchlon. MISS hAr
rindR tie
Truxell. Mrs. c.
GENTLEAiEN's LIST,
Adkins. Henry Joyces, Miles
Crown. Jessie Lewis. Will F.
Diilon. I.SIta, William
Efau, g. W. Parker a. W
Fadders, NJ. c. Paul, John a
Hahc, Martins Stevenson l. VI
HRndcrllne, John Walton ). o.
Hill. J, W. Warden, ApcT'S
Humphrey. Hurry WhltchrGrd. J.
FOREIGN.
Butschen, Karl Sim Kalay. GSney
Gelsel, Henry Turosio. SUI
ZornweG, f. h. n.
FIRM
Ramsey. S. ". & Co. pu
mr7 M. ]. o'KANE. I: ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-30
WAS SMITH SNUBBED?
1T LOOKS THAT WAY To THE
WASHINGTON FOLKS.

The President Ignores the Secre-
tary in an appointment That Falls
Under His Departments, and II Is
Thought That Mr. Smith VIII BE
Forced to Leave the Cnbinet-The
Gentleman in Question Talks Not
for Publication.
Washington. July 2s.-One of the most
interesting unsolved problems in Wash
ington to-day, is the question whether
Mr.. Hoke Smith Of Georgia, has resigned,
or is about to resign as Secretary of the
Interior
There is a widely prevailing impression
that the Presidents action in selecting
West Virginia man at the request Of
Postmaster General Wilson for Union Pa
cific railroad director. an Office under the
control of the interior department was
intended as a direct snub TO Secretary
Smith, and was meant to be so regarded
by him, especially as there does not ap-
pear to have been any pretense made by
the President of asking the advice of the
Secretary Of the Interior on the matter.
Mr.. Cleveland's known views against
the free coinage of silver were entirely
IN accord with those expressed by his Sec
LttdIy OF the Interior in his recent joint
discussion with eX-Speaker Crisp in Geor-
gia. But the fact that Mr.. Smiths news
paper, the Atlanta Journal, has since come
out IN favor Of Bryan and Sewall and
free silver, and the further fact that Mr.
smith himself is advertised 10 open the
campaign in favor of Bryan and free sill
yer at Augusta, Ga, on the 18th of Au-
gust next nave naturally revived the ru-
mors that Mr.. Smiths resignation as a
member Of President Cleveland's cabinet
Will either be requested or enforced with
in very few days
Secretary Smith being asked this even
ing whether it was true that he proposed
10 go TO Gray Gables for consultation
with President Cleveland prior to enter
ing upon the Georgia campaign. declined
20 make arN sLatement for nmhlicatinn-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-30
DAILY. SO YEAR
CENTS CCFT
WEEKLY WEEK 81 A YEAB
THE WAR; STILL WAGlNG.
THE sEABOARD MAKES 4 NEW
SLASH N RATES.
WAGING.

Rivalry Between the Two Roads
seems TO Be Growing Personal.
southern Accused OF Startling a
Lie About -. John, TO which
They Make BIunt Reply.
Atlanta. Ca. July 2.-It was currently
rumored in railroad CYCLES here to-day
that Vice President and General Manager
ST. John OF the Seaboard had rendered
his resignation. The report was a sensa-
tion. in view Of the rate war in which
St. John was the aggressive spirit. The
Southern people were In high feather over
It. When President Hoffman was wired
about It he promptly replied that the re-
port was a malicious falsehood." The
Seaboard people said that the report was
put out by the Southern people for the
purpose OF injuring 81. John and the Sea-
board. while the Southern people said
that if he had not resigned It will be only
circumstances will force Il.
The Southern takes the ground that
st John showed the white feather first In
the rate war when he announced IN Nor
folk day before yesterday that the Sea-
board would meet the so per cent reduce
ton ordered by the associated lines, and
that on this account he will soon step
down and out.
The Seaboard to-day announced another
slash In passenger rates, giving a ten-day
round trip rate TO New York and return
for $l9 on account Of the Bryan and Sew
az notification meeting 10 be held in New
York.
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COXVICTs MUTIXIED.
Made Break for Liberty and Were
Filled with Lead.

Leavenworth, Kan, July pa gang Of
forty convicts from the United States
penitentiary were being worked on the
prison farm, on the Fort Leavenworth
reservation yesterday afternoon when
they became mutinous and made break
for liberty. The guards started shooting
as soon as the prisoners ran, and nearly
all the convicts dropped on the ground to
avoid being killed.
George Yeast, the leader of the out
break refused to surrender, and tried to
get in some brush Six loads of buckshot
were empticd into him, and he received
six wounds. Yeast is an indian territory
desperado. He refused to stop running
until he was shot in the hip and abdomen
and knocked down with the butt end Of
a pistol. His wounds may prove fatal
Sam Mills gained the Missouri river
bank and was about to jump in when he
was shot in the left leg and badly
wounded.
The prisoners shot were long term terri
tory horse thieves with bad records When
the prisoners, who were shot were
brought to the Jail yard, 200 convicts
started a second mutiny, and the guards,
to protect themselves, were about to fire
into them. Warden French arrived just
in time and got the men into their cells.
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TAKE HEART, cUBANs,
The Spanish Oppressor HAS Foes at
Home 10 Care For.

London. July "a dispatch to the Cen
tral News from Lisbon says that private
advices received from Madrid state that
the existence OF a secret Cuban committee
has been discovered there, and that certain
Cuban exiles who were in Madrid have
vanished. 1t has also been discovered, the
advices say, that separatist schemes rela-
tive to the Philippine Islands are on foot
As a result Of certain acts OF insubordina-
tlon among the last six hundred men en-
barked for Cuba, and the discovery that
secret proclamations are being circulated
among the soldicry. and IN view Of the no.
torious reluctance OF the troops 10 go to
Cuba. the reinforcements forty thousand
strong who viii be embarked at the end
of August Will be shipped without arms
through fear OF a mutiny among them, and
their arms viii be Forwarded 10y other ves-
sells
Advices also state that desertions from
the army are numerous, especially in Ara
gon. Fearis entertained by the authorities
that disorders win occur in connection
with the dspatch.ng OF endorsements
for the Spanish forces in Cuba and elabor-
ate precautions are being taken to prevent
trouble. Instructions have been given to
the Spanish censor to suppress all tele-
grams relating to the matter.
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TOO MUCH ron THE COUNT.
Jumped His Board Bill, ana when
Arrested, Hangs Himself.

Jumped His Board BIn, ana when
Arrested, Hangs Himself.
New York, July 29--J. ZuboT. who
claimed to be a Russian count. was arr
rested on board the steamship New York
Just before she sailed for Europe to-day,
on a warrant charging him with having
failed to settle his bill at the Hotel Cam
bridge. where he had been stopping. He
was committed to Jefferson market pris-
on Half an hour after his cOmmlttai he
was found hanging by the neck from the
door Of his cell lie had used his handker-
chief In an effort to hang himself. When
discovered life was not extinct, but no
died shortly after having been cut down.
Zuboff stopped at the Cambridge hotel
from last December until May 30 OF this
year, on which day he left. He then
owed $500. on May q he rendered drafs
drawn on Detroit parties for $3.50. This
was subsequently returned dishonored
Zuboff, when met by @1r. Walters OF the
hotel and detective, as he was ascend
ing the gang plank Of the steamer to-day,
offered $3.50 IN money to make the drafE
good. The hotel man wanted to accept
money. but the detective demurred, say
ing the matter was In the hands OF ths
court. On his arrival in prison, Zuboff
sent for some friends, but before they
reached the prison he had hanged himself
The investigation disclosed the fact that
Zuboff's right name was Lipman He as
Sumeu the Title OF count ana the name or
Zubon on his arrival In this country. He
DESCRIBED himself as a member OF the Ia
NOUS Russian family whose name he had
assumed.
Almost Immediately upon his arrival he
entered on a career of sWindling. Tbs
first scene Of his operations was Boston.
Here he gave a number Of Russian names
He succeeded in duping a number of peo-
pie. members of the HUBS cultivated
circles. Before his advent here he had
INDUCED n a number Of swindling opera
tions in Dublin, ireland.
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DON'T GET ON FAST.
The Socialist Trade Congress an
Amusing MuddIe.

The Socialist Trade Congress an
Amusing MuddIe.
London, July 29.-The international So
cialist trade congress resumed its session
to-day. Up to the present time the con-
gress has done nothing but examine the
credentials of delegates and of those ex-
amined thus far, only two-thirds have
been passed upon as emitting their holders
to take part in the deliberations of ths
congress. at
Harmony prevailed durin1 the early part
of to-days sitting, but was broken by the
reintroduction of the question of the ad-
mission of anarchist delegates, who,
though nominally excluded from taking
part in the proceedings, are actually at
tending the stitings and voting as trades
unionists. The whole affair is considered
a hopeless muddle.
The French socialist delegates to-day
expressed a desire to be separated from
the French anarchists, and this gave rise
to an exciting debate, which eliminated
in the spokesman of the American dele
cation crying out, America favors the
separation of the socialists from the an
archists"
Immediately scores Of opponents of the
separation idea rose to their feet, below
ing and shrieking in fury. Chairman
Hyndman rang his bell and called for
order amid screams of ''NiYe PAnarchie [;
a bas tyrannie." These cries We're conn
tered by Saxon expletives, and seeing that
all attempts to restore order were useless,
Chairman Hyndman peremptOrily ad-
journed the sitting and the delegates sep
arated amid the greatest uproar.
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WILL SUPPORT WATSON.
Forty Thousand Negroes in North
Carolina for Him.

Raleigh. N. c., July Ex-senator Butler
was here to-day. He says he has not
yet selected national populist headquar-
ters, and that it will be several days be-
fore he decides. He says he has invited
several prominent populists to go to Ala
bama and enter the campaign, now nearly
closed in that state, and that he will
bring some to North Carolina during the
campaign. He spoke of the proposed fu-
sion on presidential electors in North Car
olina between populists and democrats.
and said that the matter will be settled
on Aug. Is at the populist state conven-
ton here to-day.
James H. Young, member of the re-
publican state convention, has created a
sensation by announcing in his paper his
support of Bryan and Watson, and cali
ing on the republican committee. whicl
meets here Aug. II, to take down the Nc
Kinley electoral ticket, as otherwise the
people will take II down. He says 1900
negroes in North Carolina will vote for
Bryan and Watson, and that the Mchin-
ley ticket cannot get 10000 votes.
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DON'T LIKE THEIR MEDICINE.
Colorado Republicans Have Dose
Like Ours-WOman in Politics.

Like Ours-WOman in Politics.
Denver. Col, July 29.-The republican
state central committee, by a vote OF IS
to 81, to-day adopted a resolution en-
dorsing the ST. Louis platform. and the
nominees, Mckinley and Hobart, and urg-
ing the state convention to select presi-
dental electors pledged to vote for the
candidates of the national republican
party. This result, however. was not OBJ
tanned until three hours had been con-
sumed in the most bitter debate, replete
with personal abuse and displays Of pas
sion. Irving HOwbert, chairman. retired
from the chair when this vote was an
nounced, he having previously indicated a
desire 70 resign from the office. and ]. W.
L. Hodges was elected to succeed him.
The new chairman announced as a rule
TO be observed, that all members Of the
state committee who did not intend to
vote for Mckinley and Hobart would not
be recognized, and he asked them TO leave
the room, adding that should they decline
to do this he would neither recognize
them nor permit their votes to be record
ed. This was a firebrand which caused
an instantaneous explosion, and personal
violence seemed imminent. A woman
member calmed the angry men by secur-
ing the floor and begged the committee
to listen TO her. Then she asked the chair
man to give the boilers time to repent
and after protests had been made by
many of the Hodges supporters, he with
drew the ruling.
A motion to delegate the powers of the
committee to a subcommittee of five.
with full executive power, was presented,
but under protest it was amended to the
extent that the subcommittee report its
action TO the whole committee.
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AUGUST IL THE DAY.
Bryan's Nomination TO he OmciaIIy
Announced Then.


Announced Then.
Lincoln, Neb., July 29.-Mr. Bryan was
informed officially by telegraph to-day
that Aug. Z had been selected for the
date of the democratic nomination meet
ing at Madison Square Garden. New
York. This arrangement is agreeable to
him, and he will make his plans accord
ingly. What those plans are Mr.. Bryan
will not tell until they are fully settled,
but it is understood that he will make sew
eral speeches at big cities en- route to
New York.
The democratic nominee had quiet day
He IS catching up on his correspondence
with the assistance of several clerks, and
will probably have his desk cleared by the
time he starts east. Among his visitors
to-day were three Mississippians, who
have been on hunting trip west of Lin
coin, and who stopped over here to as
sure Mr.. Bryan of their support They
were DR.. w. H. Baird of oxford, J. s.
Mcdonald, president of the Delta Bank
of Greenwood and Hon. G. A. Wilson of
Lexington formerly state senator
Mr.. Wilson has been a gold man, but ne
Joined with his companions in promising
to work for the democratic tkket
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sT. JOHN IS SOLID. srmt
His Course Meets the Approval OF
His People.


His People.
Norfolk. va. July 29-The report was
current in certain circles to-day to ths
effect that Mr.. r. 81. John, vice president
and general manager Of the seaboard Air
Line has resigned those positions on ac-
count Of alleged opposition to his course
In the present rate war by holders OF Sea-
board securities. Mr.. st. John was seen
and asked for a confirmation or denial OF
the rumor.
THE report" said Mr.. ST. John, 'is en-
tirely without warrant and evidences the
desperation OF the great monopoly, the
southern railway, who are undoubtedly
at the bottom Of H. The majority Of the
holders OF the SeabOard securities are
unanimous In their determination not to
be held up and are in favor OF the poll
oy being pursued by It's president, vice
president and other officials 70 defend its
interests, protect the people in their ef-
forts TO secure and maintain a competi-
ton against q monopoly. the Southern
railway. which Is desirous Of obtaining
control of all railroads in the south and
II may be relied upon that the peoples in
terests will be defended 10 the last"