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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-30
rREMoNr,s NOTABLE DAYS.

Marriage OF EI-Prealdcnt Hayes Daugh-
terand Reunion ofN Famous Rrgtmeni'
FREMONT, o., Aus. 29,-rhe first and
second days of September viii have
noted events here, at both of which Pres
ident Mckinley will be In attendance,
ON September 1 occurs the wedding OF
Ensign Smith and Miss Hayes, the
daughter of the ex-presldent, and on the
same day occurs the reunion Of the regl-
ment In which Hayes and McKinley
served during the war
The Twenty-third Ohio regiment
claims the distinction OF having among
lts officers more men who attained high
positions during and after the war than
any other regiment in the United States,
Two OF Its officers became President OF
the United States-R. u. Hayes and VIM,
Mckinley; one reached the office OF
United States senator and associate Jus
tlce OF the supreme court OF the United
States, Stanley Matthews.
President Mckinley rose from the
ranks to second lieutenant September "a,
1862. He was promoted to first lieuten-
ant February Z, 1868, and to captain on
July %, 1864. and was afterward breYet-
ed major.
The regiment saw severe and trying
service in the mountains Of West Yir-
glnia. and participated honorahly in the
engagements OF South Mountain and An
tletam In 1862. 1t was especially con-
gplcuous at the celebrated battle OF &C.
dar creek. October 10, 1864, when Sheri-
dan made his ride TO Winchester.
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at the Windsor hotel was private and
no Information IS given out concerning
the bids for the proposed structure,
An air OF mystery has now been given
the project, probably In view OF the fact
that locations are to obtained on either
side OF the river.
Hackett's band, in camp with the
Cleveland City Guards at MI. Vernon,
will be home this week. VIM. Shinde-
wolf and Brant Porterheld returned
yesterday from the camp and report a
good time.
The game OF ball on the commons
Saturday between the GalagheFs IT,, OF
Moundsyllle, and the Capltols, j., OF
this city, resulted in q victory for the
former team, the score being z TO g.
The miners at Roblnson's coal work
who came out last Friday are still on
and the brick plant Is shut down In con-
sequence, thus throwing twenty-five
others out OF work.
Mrs. VIM, Pfaffenbaoh and daughter,
Miss Retta, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Pfaftenbach's parents, MT.
and Mrs, George, w, Hendershot at
Armstrong; Mills.
No clue to the robbers OF Hugh Mer-
ritt's home has been found, though the
suspected ones We're seen by a dozen
people before the robbery was known
It is now stated that the new Bellaire
steel plant will be started in two weeks
from to-day. The work is progressing
nicely.
Frank Maxwell returned yesterday to
his home In Cleveland after spending a
few days with friends In this city.
Miss Lena Hunt returned to her home
In Quaker City, after spending a pleas
ant visit with friends In this city
Miss Minnie Lowman has returned
hons from Caldwell. where she spent
several weeks with relatives.
Isaac Londo, of the Second ward, has
moved his family to MoundsVille 10 re-
side In the future,
Miss Pearl Chambers has returned
home from q pleasant visit with friends
In Noble county,
Rev, II. A. l.. King has returned from
Monroe county, where he has been for
the past week.
There was game of bali on thecom-
mons yesterday afternoon between two
picked teams.
The Ohio Valley council No ?, Jr. O.
U, A. NJ, win meet In regular session
this evening.
The Our Pride council No, 10, D, Of L.,
win hold an important meeting to-mor-
row night.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh will run
another excursion to Cleveland next
Sunday.
City Treasurer A. ]. Rletz received
the clty's proportion Of taxes last week.
ability of the catcher to hold the ball,
three hits were made off him.
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chnrr,. Mlnnnnt .onndatIon.

HAVANA, via KEY WEST, Fln,Aug.
2O.--It is asserted here that It was tho
intention OF Captain General Wcylcras
the result Of quiet and friendly influence
on the part OF Consul General Ice, to
issue an order diminishing the case OF
Evangellnn Cosglo C1sneros In n short
time, but IN view Of the publicity given
to the case and the many contradictory
assertions made In regard 10 II, the
Captain General has decided to post
ponr action for tho present,
The military commander OF the IBlo
NJ Pines recently stated that many Of
the statements madc with reference TO
Senorltn Clncros were without foundn-
don and that 70 fnr az he could judge,
no extreme sentence would be Imposed
upon her.
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts ofLocal News und Gossip From
the Glass City.


l.. C. Sedwick, the member OF the Re-
publican state central committee from
this district, will go to Columbus to-day
to be present at meeting of that COM
mittee tomorrow to arrange for the
opening of the campaign on the 18th OF
September. The big guns are all load
ed this year and three farming commu-
mites have been selected for the first
broadslde.
The st. Clairsvllle fair this week will
attract number OF Bellaire people,
who always go TO mingle with friends
from other parts Of the county. The
woodsfleld fair will also attract SOM
OF those who enjoy being at fair
where everything goes" and that is
what Is reported will be the situation
at woodsneld this year.
William Kern returned yesterday
from New Martlnsville, w. Va, where
he has been playing base ball for the
past week. Kern pitched Saturday
against slstersville, when he struck out
twenty-seven men, but owing to the in
The X. OF p. band will leave to-mor-
row morning for Woodsfleld where they
play three days engagement during
the Monroe county fair, which viii be
held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week.
The meeting Of the directors Of the
Bellalre n Benwood Bridge Company
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BREWERS TRUST.
Tho Scheme for Combined Interest
Fallen Through.

Tho Scheme for Combined Interest
Fallen Through.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. 2s.--The big
scheme of the brewers of Pennsylvania
to form a gigantic trust, has fallen
through and will probably not be re-
newed. 1t was the purpose of Phiiadei-
phla capitalists Including a number Of
wealthy brewers, to consolidate all Of
the beer makers OF the state and shut
out foreign makers as much as possible,
II was also part of the plan TO cause a
repeal OF the Brooks law and establish
such other legal action as would con-
form with the syndicate arrangements.
one OF the largest brewers In Allie
gheny county tells the story OF the syn
dicate's failures. He says his plant Is
one OF those the Philadelphlnns were
after. He told them he valued his
property at 100000. After the trust
people had encountered trouble in APP
praislng other breweries the comblna-
ton fell through.
or the original fifteen brewers OF AL
leCheny county, who were in the
scheme, only eight remain willing TO
Join the combine, the others have recall
ed thelr signatures. The gentleman
who gives this information says he
thinks the New York syndicate plan
which was under negotiation when the
phlladelphians forced It out, will be
taken up again and carried to compile
tlnn
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pn,tmn,l.ra nnh prn,lon..
,nDolnl plapntch TO Tho 1ntelIlgencer.

Special Dispatch 10 inc lntelhBeuVeT'
WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-west Viz
einia poetmasters OF the fourth class
have been commissioned as follows: 7.
S. McGlivain, Diana, Webster county;
Il. +. Smith. Emma, Jackson county; o.
l.. Hayes, Irontown, Taylor county; D.
]. Nester, Ellison. Barbour county; N.
d. Wright. Lawford, Richie county; j..
u. Bletner, Nilsson. Mason county; *. O.
Robson, Shanghai, Berkeley county; g.
d. Underwood, Shirley, Tyler county; >.
r. Varney, Troy, Gllmer county; A. NJ.
Black, Tyler, Wood county: w. G. Mohr'
Victoria, Wood county;'R A. Woods,
Warford. Summers county; W. w.
Knight has been appointed postmaster
at Eldervllle, Washington county, Pa.
Pension certificates have been Issued
TO two Wet Virginia Widows, Francis
j. West, Vadia, and Mary A. Long
Dulln.
Certificates have also been Issued to
minors OF John Kusqmaul, GAINESVILLE,
o.. and Lucy Phillips, widow, Jefferson,
Greene county, Pa.
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uuDA PEST Aug, 2o-Tho ministry
u agriculture has issued ll1 annual en-.
Innate. IN which II describes the world'I
harvest no extraordinarily llght Tho
total Yield NJ wheat Ia placed nj lia7OO,.
900 metric hundred weight, while The
present annual requirements 1ra eau.
mI0l ut Gijli00lO metric hundred
wOightH. II 10 calculated that for 1871
and 1908 ihur0 viii be- u shortage ~ bO,.
tVO,00O bundled welnhlH, The hl0uh TO-
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ALTON, ILL.,. Aug, 2o.-The midnight
special on the Chicago s. Alton was
wrecked in the outskirts of this city
thla morning by the spreading OF q rail,
Fireman C. A, Johnson, of Blooming
ton. had an arm broken and received
serious injuries. Engineer Rafferty,.
also of Bloomington, was injured in
ternally. No passengers were hurt,
Damage $4,000. The engine and bag
gage car were completely wrecked by
going over an embankment,
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YOUNGSTOWN, August 29,-The first
game OF professional base ball on Sunday
hsrcabouts was played at squaw Crock
Park this afternoon between the New
Castle and Springfield teams. i was q
POSTPONED game due at Springfield May T..
-Four thousand people saw the game.
RhE
New castlO..,o o 900 90 o-iO 10 /
springfeId 20 / 0 o o o / o 1-s7 I
BattcrIrs-Sow Castle, Smith and Graf
illus; Springfield, Dolan and Stevick.
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PARIS. Aug. 2o,-The Deprehe Colo
Male says that Germany and Spain are
trying to induce America, Great Britain
and Switzerland to Join in the Euro
pean measures for the surveillance Of
anarchists, II Is expected that q dlplo-
matte conference on the subject will be
shortly held at Brussels.
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pelavou Bay.

LONDON. Aug, pa dispatch 20 the
Daily Mail from Cape Town says 1t is
reported from Lourenzo Marquee that
the arbltrakors In Berne in the Daiagoa
bay dispute have decided against Por-
tugal and have awrded the Delagoa rail-
way an indemnity OF 100000 pounds
The report Is not credited here.
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Attempted burglary.

Two men were discovered trying to
effect an entrance Into the residence of
Mr.. busch, at No. 1862 Market street.
about 2 o'clock Sunday morning. They
were working at the kitchen door when
they were scared of by one Of the
nelghbOrA
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PARIS. Aug. 29,-The Memorial Dip
lomatIque asserts that the Ameer OF At
ghanIstan has ordered the faithful to
hold themselves In readiness for n holy
war, and that meeting OF Muftahs has
been convened at Cabul TO DISCUSS the
sltuntlon.
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To.DAY's GAME

PATTERSON, N. j., August 29.-The home
team won an exhibition game from Louis
willie to-day by punched hitting, Score:
RH Il
Paterson 40 o. 200 900 o. i5 8
Louisville 80 0 o o 0 90 OIL c A
Batteries. viau and westlake; MCGEE
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Ayers Cathartic Pills
so Years Of Cures.

manning on hand from 1896 Is estimated
at somewhere between SS,O0O,OO0 and 49,
100000. The total supply for the year,
reckoning both the present stocks and
the harvest, n estimated from 6l0,O00,Q0O
to 65t, 900, 900 metric hundred Weights
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 20,-The
team to-day and the indians were not in
1t ut any stage Of the game. Attendance
100. Score:
Paytucket q % zoos 81 0 e-i2 II 2
Cleveland "a o 0 0 0 90 l OIL Z 4
Batteries - Pawtucket. Todd and +.
Beaumont. Cleveland. Brown and Meal
lister
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MOMENTS are useless II triftcd away,
ana they are dangerously wasted n con.
Humod by delay In cases whore ono Min.
ute Cough Cure would bring immediate
relief Charles II. Goethe, Market and
Twelfth aircctp Chatham Sinclair,
l'orty.HlXth ANA Jacob sttcclai A. ~.
schccic, No d07 Main nttoot, 11Nlcy
llros, Penn and Zane Streets nowlo &
Co, bridgeport /
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oLeary win return TO Wheeling on
Wednesday and resume training for his
bout with George Plante. which comes
off at the Metropolitan club, on Thurs
day evening. September Q, as one OF the
attractions during state fair week
o'Leary win toe the mark a strong IA
vorlte with the local sports
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GENERAL NOTICES.
OF WILL,

i
OF Ohio County, West Virginia.
In tho matter OF the probate. Of the last
viii and testament OF Michael Roth, do
Tho object OF tho petition. filed In this
matter ON tho seventh day OF August, A.
II, 1871, IN TO have admitted TO probate q
paper writing purporllng TO be the last
VIII and testament VI Michael Roth. do.
ceased. hearing date on the 18th day Of
June, A u. 1877, And II appearing from
an affidavit filed with me IN my Office that
Corr NJ Roth and Laura N, Roth, persons
who nre thcreln and In said petition do.
cinred 10 be Interested In the probate Of
the puid Will, arc noh-festdehts OF this
state, II n ordered that they 40 npneat az
mn nucC IN the city NJ Wheeling, IN the
county aud state aforesaid on the eighth
dny nt September A. H. 1897. az 10 o'clock
n. m, mud do what " necessary 20 pro-
icct their lntoronts In tho said matter
Published the 0rst TIME AuEunt y, 1871.
IlCllAND liOnERTHON, Clerk.
uEo. r. 70. ulLCHRlsr Attorney,
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BOXING.

Jimmy" o'Leary, che boxer, who re-
Gently defeated 1.-THE Terrible swede,"
In the Metropolitan Athletic Club arena,
left last night for Cincinnati, where he
win oficlate In "Buck" stelzer's corner
in the stelzer- Bezenah bout on Tues
day night There Is much interest To-
cally in this contest and Wheeling
people believe Buck" will fix his OPP
ponent In easy fashion.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The Wheeling and Fort Wayne teams
parted even on Saturdays double header
and he series on the Wheeling grounds.
whereat rdrtaiu Cake can be co1srat-
ulated, for Whaling H. playing faster
game than the HJos,crs. With good
piichlt just now Wheeling would take
the majority ~ tie victories In every
serics played here
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Jerry Marshall, the dusiSy Australian,
who has won several battles In the
Metropolltan's arena, is expected to
reach Wheeling Thursday and will nm
sh his training here for his bout with
Jimmy Relder, before the Metropolltans
on Tuesday, September Z,
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Prssideut Polk IN the white House chain
while In Lowell Vss Doctor AyeFi
Both were busy for human veal
One 70 govern and one to heal.
And, as presidents power Of will
Sometimes depends on llyerpili,
Mt. Polk took Ayers Pills uoW
Fer his liver, 80 years ego.
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spscla, Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer.
TOLEDO, Aug. 29-Toledo won from
Mansfield In Ave innings to-day, rain
Interfering. Kelb was q puzzle while
Beams delivery was comparatively
easy. Score:
Mansfield .,.....,,,,.,,,.2 o.
BatterIes--Toledo, Kelb and Arthur;
Mansfield, Beam and Lynch,
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parted even on Saturdays double header
and he series on the Wheeling grounds.
whereat Cdrtain Cake can be co1srat-
ulated, for Whaling H. playing faster
game than the HJos,crs. With good
pitchli g Just now Wheeling would take
the majority ~ tie victories In every
series played here.
Lucas got his second trial Saturday
AFTERNOON and was not found wanting,
His performance In letting Fort Wayne
down with seven safe drives was quite
an achievement for the young man. Luz
cas- at this time is pitching better ball
than any other twirler on the team.
Soldier Boy" Grimes pitched again
at Dayton yesterday afternoon and was
thumped numerically. twenty hits be-
Ing made off his dead arm delivery.
Grimes does not seem destined to share
with Harry staley the honor OF being the
exception to the rule that dead wings
and effective pitching do not 80 together.
Stllcy came TO Wheeling In the fall OF
rs. Jtist after Der German" over at 81.
Louis let MIN go. and although he had
no speed whatever, his slow curves and
hCady work enabled him to pun his game
ont Of the fire In the fnsJ Iron and OIL
league. With Grimes It appears to be
different. for both Fort Wayne and Day.
ton have Jumped On him for Keeps. Tor
reyson asCrlbeB his Inability to keep Op-
posing batsmen guessing to the fact that
tho Soldier Boy" has had no work since
the Central league nlckered, three weeks
ago. but most Wheeling fans are OF the
opinion that the company IL Just n little
TOO speedy for tho Fort Thomas recruit
Fort Wuyne was unltind enough TO
pulverize the deliveries OF both Camp
bell and Garvoy to such an extent that
these two young men were called upon to
warm the bench before finishing their
games. This was surprising, az both
were twlrilng effectively the week be-
fore But 10 rctrcnt In disorder before
Cookies men IA not half aB bad No TO fail
before pomn other teams OF the league,
i1r there IL no doubt " the fact that
For, Wayne has the hardest hitting team
In the organization
Young Kcrns, tho Bellnlre amateur,
who has pitched In a few games Tor tho
Little Hayanaa, Of the lnterrlty league,
pitched for slHtersvlllo In a game at Now
Mnrtlnoylle last Saturday and made
the remarkable and unprecedented roc.
ord Of striking out twenty men.
Bery out In the game went 10 his catch.
or on course tho opposing team was
not made up Ut hard hltlerH, but the
achievement II n great ono aud has never
been Duplicated Manager TOtraypOn
is IN pfe KernH to-day and II ~ probable
h. viii DO given trlni by tho Wheeling
management The Nullcra ROt ono oN.
collont acquisition from the lntprrlty
league In Lucas, and KcfnH may bo an
other uncut diamond that viii become
brilliant iu Interstate company
Tho leaders In the league race, the
Tolfdoi, open n HofloB VI thtoo gimol
win ne NAllurh ~ tho leland mark mia
NLArnOoh, 1llA FeorEanlHad Wheellnga
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Lucas got his second trial Saturday
AFTERNOON and was not found wanting
His performance in letting Fort Wayne
down with seven safe drives was quite
an achievement for the young man. Luz
cas- at this time is pitching better ball
than any other twlrler on the team.
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speclal Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer,
DAYTON, Aug, 2s,-"soldler Boy"
Grimes met with a hot reception this
afternoon, twenty hits being the figures
that represent Dayton's stick work In
the game with Wheeling, Tho visitors
we're unable TO do much hitting and
were beaten In a one-slded game that
was witnessed by large crowd. Score;
RHE
DAYTON ....aSl.l 90 9 s-l2 20 I
Wheeling 80 . o 90 l 90 o. Z 3
Batteries-payton, Platt and Kellner;
Wheeling, Grimes and Messett.
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There has been noticeable Improve
ment in the work OF "BilV' Taylor az
short, and his hitting has also improved,
He and Messett and Miller are hitting
safe with men on bases In good style
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ought 10 be able 10 hold the ohloans
pretty near level. Blue. who hasn't neen
seen here, viii probably twlrl for the
visiting team, and Campbell VIII posi-
bly, be In the box for the locals, tnoush
Il Is possible the management WIN put
IN the Bellaire phennm, Kernfi II ne y
willing to cake a fob on ToETeysoill .
team. A weli-known Wheeling ian WAC
saw Kerns at work says he - anoeher
Hickman, only better,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
sATuRDAY,s GAMES.

SATURDAYS GAMES.
Louisville II: Brooklyn g.
Louisville 6; Brooklyn .,
Baltimore Z; Cincinnati ?.
PittRburgh G; Philadelphia
Washington 1G; St Louis II.
New York G; Chicago 6.
Boston ii: Cleveland ..
To-DAY'S GAMES.
None scheduled; several s.poned
cnmes will he plnyed
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wAa,S,0p' NourslGIa' b. Mils.' Pain rllIS,
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Bradley and Shay, with another sea
sons work, will become star intieldeH.
They are two OF the most promising
youngsters In the Interstate league
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! SPORT. (
! Base Ball, Bowling, Bicycling, }
J Boxing, Races, tic. }
INTER ,SIAIB LEAGDE

SATURDAYS GAMES.
wheeling s; Fort Wayne 2.
Fort Wayne ~; Wheeling s.
Mansfield 0; Dayton 3.
New Castle 8; Springfield 2,
Toledo II; Youngstown 8,
Toledo 10; Youngstown 1.
YESTERDAYS GAMES,
Dayton u: Wheeling /,
Now Castle 10; Springfield 8.
To-DAY'S GAMES,
Toledo ut Wheeling,
Dayton at Youngstown.
Springfield at Mansfield,
Fort Wayne at New Castle,
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Dressing sacques

a new line of Figured Flaunelette Dressing zE%
Sacques, blue, grey, tan, pink and red 4 OC
grounds, with black figure, at,,....,."..
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Tho leaders In the league rncc, the
Toltdol, open HoflrB VI thtcc gimoH
win NE NAll1rh ~ tho Island mark lhla
AiAgnOph, TllA FaorEanlnad Whoellnga
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Fall Styles.

In Ladies Jackets and Capes, Novelty suiings,
Braids and Trimmings; also childrens BOnnets
now in.
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WANTS HIM SENTENCED.

Max Weyrich, the boy who was
charged in Recorder Lewis court yes
terday with stealing and who was
turned over to the captain, was later
transferred to the Justices court at
the request of the boys father who
said that he was unable to control him
although he was only II years of age.
He says he wants him sentenced to
the reform school as he thinks it will
be the only means of saving him and
his desire will very likely be acceded
to. The boys parents live at BOG Idaho
street. His. arrest will likely lead to
the arrest of several other boys with
whom he has been accustomed to keep
company.