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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July s.-rhe
Mississippi river at this point is within
six inches of>tnc highest mark reached
In tho unprecedented floods OF April last.
Between 1000 and 5000 men are out Of
employment as q result OF the ueces-
sary closing down Of the saw mills and
there will be heavy losses on logs II the
rise continues. The new power dam
has been damaged again. repairs re-
sultlng from the spring freshets being
in progress and the work being wholly
uaprepared for this unexpected flood.
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EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. July s'-rhe
National Brotherhood of Pciters In sea-
sion here to-day adopted a wage scale
for the coming year subject TO the 40,
ton OF a commission from this eonyen-
ton and the meeting OF the Manufacture
ers to be called tn Pittsburgh In about
two weeks upon a sliding scale 10 be
governed by the selling price under the
Dingley tariff, A basis OF union between
the operative p0tters OF the east and
OF the west was also agreed upon and
these bodies are now practically united.
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CLEVELAND. o.. July s--k canvass
of the Clevelnpd operators reveals no
change In the mining situation. The
Norris Coal Company, the Albright
Coal Company and NJ. A. Hanna a. Co,
report that their miners are stlll out
and that no negotiations have been
made as yet. Cleveland manufacturers
are much concerned over the situation
and are beginning to dread a coal fam
Inc. The railways are continuing to-
day to connscate coal consigned 10 fac
tories and n number OF the concerns
are seriously crnmped for fuel.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July S.-Min-
Ister Hoshi. of Japan. has received late
advices from both Hawaii and Japan.
which show that negotiations on the
differences between the two govern
ments on the immigration question are
going forward peaceably and that there
is nothing In the progress OF the nego-
tintlons to Justify sensational reports
that there is probability OF serious
trouble between the two governments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

WASHINGTON. July s.-The state
department officials after weeks of hard
work have completed the preparation Of
our case In the prosecution of the Ruiz
claim, and after receiving the approval
OF the President 1t will be turned over
10 Minister woodford for presentation
10 the Madrid foreign Office when he
sails from New York on the 2sth Inst.
The claim Of indemnity originally fixed
at $4,000 IS to be urged against the
Spnnlsh government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
THE STRIKERS GAIN
Some Advantages In the Pitts
burgh District Yesterday.
WORK ON WHEELING DIVISION
OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Practically Suspended,
WHICH WAS QUITE A SUSPRISE

To People L,vinE In thAtvIolnity- -iIin'r'
at Gaslonvliis and snowdsn Working
Under the IroneiAd Agreement auit
Work, Thereby losing $4,000 tn Per-
esntaEss = Miners onslaiJ Flushed
Ivnh Victory at These Points, will Now
Tura Their Attention to the Eastern
Part Of ths District
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MADE FORTUNES
In the Oil Producing Business and
Then Lost Them.
DEATH OF GEORGE H. NESBITT,

one of the Bss, Snswn and Moa, Pron,-
nsnt OF OIL Opsrstors-IdsAtinAa win
ths Rusinsas since the First E1sl,snsai
In PsnnsylvaniA, but More RsssAtly
with West Virginia Fisias-Ths Dias-
uoaa Eight lie MAds AEaiAlt ths
csmpany-An Interesting Career
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Special Dispatch to tho ln,elIlEenecr'
OAKLAND, Md, July s-A young
man named Richards, OF Keyser, w.
va, vas Killed at the station here about
o'clock this morning Whilst attempt
ing TO board an east bound freight tram,
ne slipped and fell under the wheels,
and Ills body was literally ground TO
plocep. His remains were gathered up
and shipped to his friends at kcyser on
the morning accommodation.
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is IN CONFERENCE.
Tariff Bill Received From the Sem
ate by the House
AND CoNFEREES APPOINTED,
Democrats Ask for Three Days to
Debate Conference Report
BUT THE REQUEST is REFUSED.

IN. coafsrsss OF Both HOaS'' Meet In
Yorm.I sssslon-AnsT the Democratic
Members Withdr,w, ThreuEh c0sTt''y'
tho Rspubllsaa. Entsrsd Upon Gem
,,.l Exchange OF View. Regarding tho
m.sSurs-Prssidsnt Did Not Send Hi'
m,,..E. on the Revision of the Car
r.nsy 10 congrs,,-'fsy psisy I'' FFAn''
mission for some Time.
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Tn m, DnnyIII, FI,1d,

DANv1LLE, ILL.,, July S,-predIctlons
are now freely made that the coal min
ers Of the Daaville field viii go out soon.
Organizers OF tho United Mine Workers
nrn here from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Bra
I'll, Ind. und have called general
meeting OF hii the miners FOR next Sum
day. The miners of the Pawnco Coal
Company, after going TO work this
morning, came out twice to-day on
tcehHloailtles They were placated and
went back to work again. The Bltua-
ton ls a very uneasy one.
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CHICAGO. july S,--Four deaths az q
result OF the extreme heat, were 90.
ported to-day, The dead
Claude Wynno lahorer; Martin Var.
ley, laborcrj Horny lIolznecht, cook
Unidentified man, found at the corner
Of Llll avenue and Hcrndon street The
temperature at a. M, was olghty-twc
dogrcca above, the highest early morn.
Ink record for the season, The humidity
Il urpaf
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1.n.n,,n rllni,t.r CAIN.

WASHINGTON. d. C., July s.--The
Japanese minister, Mr. Toru Hoshi,
called at the state department to-day,
and had an interview with Assistant
Secretary Day. This In the FIRST visit
the minister has made to the state de-
partment since he filed the protest
against the Hawaiian annexation
grfss{y
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Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelliEeneer.
BUcKHANNoN. W, Va. July s.-rhe
district grand lodge Of Grand United
order OF odd Fellows met here to-day
with ffteen lodges from different sec
tlons OF the state represented. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: s. b. Morgan. @. NJ; A.
Courtney, D. G. NJ; P. b. Burbridge, D.
a, s.;J. p. Hughes, d. G. T.; Frank II.
Jackson, d, G. y. Some important
changes in the laws are to be consider
-
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no Vols on a Illrh school.

Special Dispatch TO tho Intolllgeneer.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, July g.
The board of education OF the new In
dependent school district OF Morgan
town to-day issued a proclamation for
special election on August o TO vote
on the proposition TO issue 10000 In
bonds, for the purpose OF building
new high school building. Professor
Harvey Brand was elected superintend-
cnt OF schools in the independent dis
trlct, and ten tcnchers were employed
an Increase OF two over last year.
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Glallwork,r,' AmaiEamation Dsfsaisd,

ATLANTIC CITY, n, j., July 6'-At
to-day's session of the glass bottle blow
ers' convention the propositions to
amalgamste with the American Flint
Glassworkers Union or the American
Federation OF Labor were defeated. In
a proposition 10 unite with the latter
association alone the vote was close,
lacking only four of the necessary two-
thirda
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sToNB ItouHE, Nov, july s-Tho
nrft section of the Chicago Nndonvor.
ofa arrived here two daya bchlnd time,
The coaches have been turned into
camps and everybody IA enjoying tho
novel trip overland now excepting that
cniabloa hrc scarce Passing the ulnh
dbgorl a Springfield, III. woman gave u
marty 90 nls quests Since then soeinf
aifalfu are all the rage
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Nni ln N,.mnnihr ,,llh nlrlL,r.

ST. LOUIS, July S--Thc strike In tho
iiciicyiiic, IT,, eoai mines may be saia
10 bo on In spite of tho order to Qult
work only three mines are Idle ana u
IN aald ON good authority that they VIII
bc fttnning to-day Miners TT and
about MurphyHboro, another large coal
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esptlng the Invitation Of France to par
tielpate IN the Paris exposition OF 1900
The bill was not completed M 10 the
time OF adjournment. During the day,
Mr. Berry, (Ark.l. offered a resolution
requesting the President to demand Of
spain ths release OF ODa Melton, one OF
the Competitor prisoners. The reaolu-
lion was referred to the COMMITTEES on
foreign relations,
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sl.,I gh.ot ConCerence,

PITTsBuRGH. July s,-The Joint
committee of steel sheet manufacturers
and the AmAlgamAted Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers met here this
afternoon TO arrange q scale OF wages
for the ensuing year. No agreement
was reached and the conference adj
journed until tomorrow, when settle
ment is expected.
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GREAT BEND. Kas,, July s,-Thc &C.
we're hot weather and southern winds
eliminated In the small cyclone near
Albert, which did much damage. II
overturned small outhulldlngs. blow
down trees and did much damage Ia
stacked grain. Mrp Frank Koeher was
thrown TO the ground nnd killed. This
Ia tho only known death, Others were
alIuhiiv injured
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MINERS CLAIMS DISPUTED
Coal operators dispute the claims OF the
miners officials as TO the situation on
the Monongahela river. There are
probably 5000 or 1000 idle river miners,"
said one. "but they cannot be called
strikers, as the majority OF them have
not had work for several weeks. There
are now at least l5.000.O 900 bushels OF coal
loaded In the harbor and In the pools,
and 1t is not likely that any OF It can ha
sent TO southern markets before fall.
Before the last general suspension there
was a rise In the river and every pound
OF coal went out. There can be no coal
famine in the home markets with this
large supply on hand. Most OF this
coal can be loaded in cars II the strike is
prolonged and used for the lake trade"
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BERLIN, July s.-rho afternoon
newspapers to-day confirm tho report
that nnron Won Thlclmann, the Der
man ambassador 10 tho. United States,
has been recalled aud win succeed
Count Won pesadewskp- WehHeF as see.
retary OF tho imperial treasury
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ri.nlY ofCnnI In Nlrhi

BALTIMORE. MD, July S,--Tho Bal-
tlmorc & ohio Railroad Company un-
nouncos that II has plenty OF coal IN
sight, as mono OF The miners at Cum.
bcrlnnd, the mines ot the Consolidation
Coal Company and Black. Sheridan and
Wilson are out, nor do they Intend to
ppanp work
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Probably no man in public life had
been identified with more OF the history
OF this country than had Senator Har-
rIs. He had almost completed his sew
enty-nlnth year, having been born In
February, fstS,and first became q mem
Der Of Congress in 1919. His congress-
lonal career thus began earlier than
that Of any member OF either house
ante-datiug Senators Morrill, and sher-
man by seven years and Hon. Galusha
A. Grow, now member OF the house
from Pennsylvania. by one year,
Senator Harris was q native OF Ten
nessee. His father was a planter who
mad emigrated TO the state from North
Carolina, He was admitted to the bar
In 1871.
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rnnnrInhr Att,mnt. snlcldr.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgeneer
MART1NSBURG, W. Va, July 81
Miss Lizzie Emerson, of Bedlnston. this
county, attempted suicide lnst night, by
shooting herself with revolver. Her
wound is very bad. but is thought she
may recover. She Is only seventeen,
and made q similar attempt on her life
fast winter
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WASHINGTON, July S.-TheFe was
n full attendance in the house 70 re-
c.,ye the return of the tariff which was
sent TO the senate March 81. ninety
eight days ago. The galleries were also
we'll filled with spectators. ALVEY in
cIden. occurred Immediately after the
reading OF the journal. Mt Lewis
Dem.. wash.) was on his feet clamor-
ing for recognition as soon as the jour
nal had been approved, but the chair
announced a message from the senate
Amid n burst OF applause from the re
publican side, Secretary Cox OF tne
senate then announced the passage OF
house biz $40 (the tariff bilD with sun
dry amendments upon which 'Ne SSN
ate requested a conference. a.,
The house committee on rules to-ass ny
presented special order sehalhs tne
tariff bill to conference as soon IN rs ~ ~
was received from the senate inns
will give but twenty minutes DEBATE ~
a side. The Democrats tried 10 secuIo
an agreement for time to DEBATE the
conference report, but none was mace
The Republicans offered day ahd me
Democrats asked for three or four Gays.
The house adopted the special order
1I2 10 i07 and agreed to Mr.. Dingleys
motion to uon-c0neur IN the senate
amendments and agree to conference.
The sneaker appointed the following
conferees on the tariff bill: Dingley'
Payne. palzell, Hopkins. Grosvenor.
Republicans, and Bailey, Mchlllin anu
Wheeler, Democrats.
coNFEREEs MBET-The first meet.
ing OF the conferees OF the senate ana
house on the tariff bill began at 2:4O p
m. To-day in the room OF the senaS
committee on Inance. The meeting
was attended by both the Republicans
and the Democrats constituting the
committee from each OF the houses.
The clerks OF the senate committee on
finance and the house committee on
ways and means were also present Ihe
meeting was a formal one.
The Democratic members OF the con-
ference remained less than ten Min
utes. They withdrew upon the intima-
tion OF the Republicans that they desir-
ed an opportunity to reconcile their dif-
ferences before consulting With the
Democrats. It was recalled that thin
privilege had been conceded to the party
in power in 1890 and in 1894, and the
Democrats did not demur to the propo-
sltion.
with the departure of the Democrats
the Republicans representing the sem
ate ana the house entered upon gem
eral exchange Of views regarding the
bill.
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coal Advance, a, Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., July s--An nd-
vance NJ twenty-five per cent, In the re-.
tail prices VI bitumtnous coal was an
nounccd to-day ana tho increase will
doubtless soon reach ilry pcr cent All
lake shipments OF bllumlnoua coal have
atoppcd
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COLUMBIA. S. c.. July s.-shortages
amounting to $4,000 OF the moneys duo
by county dispensers to the state were
brought to light by the dlspensary
BOARD OF control to-day. The books are
In such state that no record can be
made OF all the shortages, but is pro-
bnble that the total sum will be much
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WASHINGTON, y. g., July s-rho
session Of The senate To-day was un-
oNenliul, the deficiency appropriation
on bsthr considered throughout tho
aAN Among ~ ptoyhlon 10 QUE ae-
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nREMEN-Lahn, OF New York, via
Plymouth -.
lrCnl
LONDON Massachusetts, New York
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centre in southern Illinois, are not IN
sympathy with the strike movement
and say they will not come out
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pEArH or sEEAEOR AARRIs

Amer Short nlnsSs-HlS LoRE Career In
Pabilc Life,
WASHINGTON. D. c., July s,-ssna-
tor Isham G. Harris. of Tennessee. died
this evening. after a short illness, the
excessive heat prevailing hasieniRg the
end.
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phase of the struggle with great care.
ANY intImatlon OF increasing the output
OF the anthracite mines win result In an
Immediate strike agitation IN those
heldE.
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WORDS OF GREAT MEN.

To choose time is to save time: and
an unreasonable molten is but beating
the air.-Bacon.
True delicacy, that most beautiful
heartbeat Of humanity, exhibits itself
most significantly in little things
Mary Hewitt.
Who can define the bounds of future
improvement? Who will venture. to
allege that men have not yet as much
to learn as they have already learned?
Noah Webster.
If we exclude sympathy and wrap
ourselves round in cold chain armor
of selfishness, we exclude ourselves
from many OF the greatest and purest
Joys of life.-Sir John Lubbock.
Patient. hopeful waiting is hard work
when it is the only work possible to
us in an emergency. But patient wait
ing is in its time the highest duty of
faithful soul.-H. Clay Trumbull.
Read the book you do honestly feel
wish and curiosity to read. The
very wish and curiosity indicates that
you then and there are the person like
ly to get good out Of it.-Carlyle.
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VARIOUS OCCUPATIONS.

New Scotland Yard is the largest 20.
lice ONCE in the world, accommodating
5000 officers.
It Is estimated that the silk industry
OF China employs from 40 ,OOO, 900 to 5O,-
100000 persons.
The quantity of bananas shipped
from the West Indies to the United
States amounts annually TO between
$4,000, 900 and $4,000 900 punches, val
ued at over $20,0O0,00O.
II the United armies Of Europe
should march at an eight-mile gait, five
abreast, fifteen inches apart, it would
require nine and one-half days for them
TO pass a given point.
In proportion to it's population the
United Kingdom has a greater num-
Der OF women workers than any other
country and among them no fewer
than $4,000 are set down as dress
makers.
Pearl shells need to grow three or
four years, but as the possible pearl
does not ID on the age or size of
the shell the small ones are as ruth
lessly open3d az though no law on the
subject existed. Pearl fishers are out
for money and have no sentiment.
The allowance of lawyers to this
country is rather more liberal than the
allowance OF preachers. There are So
442 men and 208 women engaged in
practicing law and supposing each to
have an nvaraRe NJ ten crIts On hou1
the litigation going on at one time in
the United States courts would foot I'D
$50 300 cases.
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BITS OF KNOWLEDGE.

Strictly speaking. the only precious
stones are the diamond, the ruby, the
emerald and the sapphire.
The Cherre Pongee gourd, which
grows In India, increases its length
three times daily for thirty-four days.
Adieu signifies, ITO God you COM
mend" good-by means God be with
YOU" farewell, May you fare or trav-
Ell In safety"
The skins of upward Of 100000 ami
mails are used yearly to cover Oxford
bibles, and 100000 sheets of gold are
required to letter the backs of the
volumes; the quantity used in gliding
the edges, being much larger.
Horses always point one ear forward
when they sleep. Exactly why this is
done no human being can tell, but the
probability is that the practice. is a
relic of the time when they were wild
and obliged to be on their guard even
when asleep. Cattle. on the other hand,
are apparently Indifferent as to the
position OF their ears while sleeping,
but no odds what position they are in,
both are always pointed alike.
There were debarred at the port of
New York for the year, and sent back,
1882 immigrants, OF whom 1858, or
half those rejected, were from Italy.
Likelihood of becoming paupers and the
alien contract labor law are the two
chief causes Of exclusion. Finally, out
OF the 66,445 Italians, which, by the
way, included 1926 who had been
here before, there were 3O,72S who
coul6 neither read nor write, while out
Of "a, 80 Germans there were only 40.
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onieIer in the Old DAYS.

The Chicago Shade was in con-
fidential mood and put his feet over
the arms of his throne.
81 am man with history. When
I was on earth spent my life and my
fortune fighting four divorce cases." he
said tentatively to the bulky shade on
his right.
And yet they say the world prog
resses." unused the shade of Henry
VIII. as he took a retrospective glance
at the pages devoted to his term in
the history books.-Pittsburg News.
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a STRANGE FREAK OF NArURE.


We hoLt to sell 100000 packages
Golden Rind Watermelon, the most
wonderful freak of nature smooth.
shiny, yellow rind. crimson flesh, deli
cious! It's sensational. Took 500 first
prizes in 1896. You must have it to be
in the swim. Melons go like wild fire
at S1.O0 apiece. We paid $500 for one
meloni 500 prizes for earliest melon
-ripened in 1896 in Al days. Lots of
money made in earliest vegetables.
Salzer's seeds produce them. Thirty
I'VE earliest sorts. postpaid, s100.
Send This Notice and I5 Cents for .
Package of Golden Rind and won
derful seed book. LAG big pages. to John
A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis.
wn.
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SOUTHWEST BREEzEs.

There are some men who would not
be happy if they could.
You can't tell the size of nan by
the noise he makes.
Live to do good. and you VIII never
tire of your employment.
There is not in the world mask
that can disguise yulgarity.
The eye of ambition is an ORR that
can be closed by no cpiate.
1t is far easie rto see through a stone
wall than through prejudice.
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No dangerous medicine should be
placed in the medicine closet, except
under special precaution. Bottles con-
tainin laudnum or paragoric, bella
donna and other poisons. or any fluids,
to be used externally should never be
placed there unless the bottles con-
tanning them are of such nature that
they will be recognized readily even in
the dark
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Density of Population a Factor.

1.-The density of population also affects the
volume of passenger traffic. Where the popu-
lation is dense there will be more travel than
in sDarsely settled districts. In Iowa the
population per square mile is about IS; in
England SAL: Belgium, 5l4; Holland, $780,
Italy, 26S; France, 1877: New York. 1879; Ohio,
SO; New England, 49, Illinois, rs: Missouri
43: Wisconsin, 81: Nebraska, Is: Kansas. 10:
South Dakota ). The population per mile of
railroad in Iowa is about 2i7, in Illinois it is
about 395: New York, S13; New England. no;
Missouri. 447: Wisconsin. SO6: Nebraska, 2O9
kansas. 1OS; South Dakota, 49, The average
passenger earnings per mile, as shown by the
last reports to this commission. of the roads
port for 1895 shows $S44 the Illinois report
81 $50. and as shown by the report of the in
terstate commerce commission, they are 81 422
in New England. s4,513 in New York and in
Ohio 81 951."
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The Scottish people were the Scott,
the prehistoric invaders CT Ireland.
They are supposed to have been either
Germans or Slanonians. Ireland was
called Scotin from the fourth to the
tenth century. In the reign of Henry
H., 1854, it began to be called Ireland.
The Scott also settled Scotland and
there retained their original designa-
ton