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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
Convict Labor toilet.

soo,cd bids will bo received at tho West
Virglnla Pontcntlary, at Moundsville, w.
Va until 70 o'clock meridian, on the
twrifth day Of october, 1891 FOR the labor
Of Ida 10 i?b male conyriH for period not
exceeding fve years from tho twelfth day
'FirgtN Each bid must he accompanied
with n bond with security TO the satlsfac-
lion OF tho board Of directors that tho bid
dor viii comply with thO terms OF his bid,
N il IL ncoepled and he Hc1lod up and adj
dressed 10 Tho warden. Endorsed IBID for
second Each bid shall specify tho artl-
rlcy proposcd TO he manufactured and the
numbOr of square feet Of shop room which
viii bo required, and II steam power n
roauIrcd, the amount Of power and price
ppi dny they are willing to pay THEREFOR
ana ghaii be unconditional
Thlrd-The price per day. for each con.
virt shnll hO specified and " dlnetont
pfiCc nor day ~ stated tor different periods,
each period and price must BE- ~ stated.
that one may be accepted ana tho olher
Tourih-lf the person bidding loBlreg TO
manufacture different classes Of articles
the labor 10 he employed on each must be
bid for separately
Filth Conwcts will labor nine % hours
n day.
nv order Of the Hoard Of nlrcclora,
Bcl5 u, A, HAWK, Warden,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
ANTS MoNARCus.

on next ThurEday evening, Manager
Harry llili VII open IN Mile Anla
Monurchs, AT The Grand FOR three
ulghta and Saturday matinee Thls
presents To our thcntrO-uocrR one uf the
best companies Of vnudcylllIsH aud
hurlosaucr7 over seen horc. The appcal-
lluH arc new, tho SONGS bright and
catchy the dances fascinating, the IL.
dies beautiful aud accomplished. IN
Mile AM herself, n gtulMurly hand.
some young lldN win boz found one ~
tho greatest tnuoEo performers ever
Rnon Her success In America since
Gus lllll imported her aud her sister In
1890 ns lundnr1 Tor the "NNW York
stars has been phenomenal She
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
urnn rRoD1GAL rATnER.

Glen MacDonough's comedy has been
converted into farce comedy and the
result IL that thc company gives n
bright aud BREEZY performance that ~
appreciated by the large audiences that
attend the play The comedy has been
10 broadcnod out that one would hard
~ recognize It IN certain passages. The
company IN clever one and ,he
strength Of the organization IA evenly
divided. A number of excellent Hpc-
clhltlcs are introduced II comes To the
Grand Tonight tomorrow und Wed.
npsdny, with Wednesday matinee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

home team in an interesting game. Both
Fraser and Rhlnes were touched up rather
lively In the early part OF the game. but
the latter was more effective when men
were on bases. Captain Fred Clarke was
presented with diamond ring by his ad-
mirers In the first inning. Attendance,
$500 Score:
Louisville 49,. ....,2 2 ! o o o O2 vi
Earned runs, Louisville, 3: Cincinnati. g.
First base on errors, Louisville, 3. Cincn-
natl. g. Left on bases, Louisville. 8; Gin
clnnati, 3. First base on balls, on Fraser,
8, 5Struck out, by Fraser, q; by Rhines, /.
Home TJin, Corcorau, Three base hits,
Clarke, Hoy. Vaughn. Two base hits,
Clarke, McPhee, Vaughn. Stolen bases,
Smith, Wagner Clarke Double play,
Nance. STAFFORD and Dexter, Hit by pitch
ed ball .Ritchey. wild pitches, Fraser
Time, 2;l5. Umpire, Mcdonald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.-The Browns and
Chicagos split even in their double header
to-day The home team won the first by
batting Gaitiith hard IN the closing in
nings. In the second game Thornton fool
ed the locals badly, Attendance, 5000.
Score, first game:
Chicago =. 20 1Sl2O 10 9ll 3
St. Louis =. 20 0 0 90 O-iO IA
Earned runs, Chicago, 4; st, Louis, s,
Time, 2:l0 Umpire, Pears. Batteries,
Grifith and Klttredge; sudhoff and Doug
las.
Second game;
Chicago =, .....O 1IO2 ~
st. Louis .",,.....O Q o 900 IL Z
Called on account Of darkness, Earned
runs. Chicago, 9. Two base hits. Douglas,
Connor Ryan. Three base hit, Thornton.
Home run, Callahan. Time, l:lb. Umpire,
Pears. Batteries, Thornton and Kilt
redge; Hart and Douglas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

II may bc worth something to know
chat the very best medicine for rO.
storing the tired out nervous System
by giving tone to tho nerve centres In
the stomach gently stimulates tho
Liver ana Kidneys. ana aids these or.
gnng w throwing OF impurities IN tho
blood Electric llllerl Improves the
appetite, aids digestion, uud ~ pro
nuunCCd by those who have tried II az
tho very best blood purifier Hnd nerve
tonic. Try II, sold fur t0c or 81 90 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Goa Drug store
"a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
ANOTHER NOTCH.

OAKLAND, Cal. oct, S-Joe Wheeler
made new worlds record for four
year-Old pacing geldlngs by pacing a
mile In 2:O7gs over a track that was two
seconds slow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

The Wheeling Tigers, through Mr..
Robert Edwards, have issued chal-
l.nfe to any team IN West virginia, and
" the challenge IN not accepted within
reasonable time, they viii claim the tl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
THE COMING CONCERT.

All who heard Miss sybll sammis sing
few weeks ago viii be delighted at the
opportunity 10 hear her again, with
Brooke's Chicago Marine Band, at the
Wheeling Park Casino, next Sunday af-
ternoOn and evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
.STANTON'S BOOK 95P STORE eIoy
praTAuRANr AND CAFE.
IIr WlCwAM RESTAURANT AND GAIT

warm meals served IN their best style
DINING rooms cosy ANA nnug All short.
order UOnltlng, nnd prices reasonable Only
fsHiaUtaAt thni provides q irsi. rlnHa
l.nd0F aud OontlumUu'a Dining parlOr
Entrance ON Fourteenth street
Merchants Hot Lunch daily Roast lloct
nud Potatoes, rOnCN, llrcld and button
10 ronis Blil changed daily
Jui5 y, pRuBAtER Proprietor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
GENERAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

DITTsBuRGH, WHEELING & KEN
i lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
Pittsburgh. Pa, September 20. 1891
The undersigned. trustees under the first
mortgage OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad Company. dated octo-
Der 9Th, 1871, hereby give notice that they
have on hand S6,Si6 IS applicable to tho
purchase OF First Mortgage bonds secured
by said mortgage FOR tho purposes Of tho
Sinking Fund provided thoreunder, Pro-
posals will he received until October gSrd,
iSgI, for tho sale to thom OF 1900 OF such
bonds. W. =. HuBbAhD'
s. u, LlGGETT.
gcsD.M Trustees,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
now WHEY srOop.

Tho Official Statement OF the Interstate
Standing.
President Power has given out the on.
cll standing Of the tntor-slatc clube IN
tho league race, Wheeling won nn7
games from Springfield the most from
any opposing team. while the best It
could do with Toledo was two ana New
castle three games, The standing hnH
ha"r published different In different
rnpoe due no doubt, 10 come Of The
queer exhibition games The clubs I'M
"U0l ibis way!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
TOOI BAII.

r-- Tigers mad a very easy thing Of it
s,,,-l,r with the East Liverpool
,,,n,rrfs beating them q 90, The
., might have been run M higher
,,,.I, wal DO to start the season with.
,s,sn Tigers improve on their present
,,avlnr. and It is certain they VIII
-, the crack teams Of the country
I'd, b,y. 60 look To their laurels, rms
We, AN idle boast, based upon the
,,n.r,l5n that the Tigers are TO grow
,,t.- As the season advances. Iher
nm d, the best they ever had, ana
w." r,,r, years they have pushed Green's
,nrr h8rd. team that occupies an en-
'.r,tT. r-rori in Western Pennsylvania
iarr. rbls wear II seems reasonable to
,'..srme the Tigers are to do better
ir,rt They realize they must play las
Ter Bali They know, too, II Is better 70
NAV every Saturday during the season
Inn getting a game ever ana anon
These ends are being striYen Tor VITA
good success
In Saturdays game there were no
on1ortunitfes for gHgginE the team as a
Whole. their opponents being mark all
The time. The new men showed up
we'll The backs were little slow In
getting away, but this was due largely
:, a ready Knowledge OF the signals
The interference at times was or the
brilliant order. Captain Bob Edwards
was everywhere, and was the whole
,Sin,, when occasion required. Mean
ireh's gains were big, and he plunged
,hrongh twice, especially for large eX-
,,nsas Of territory. Mcfarland played
r. star game. lie VIII be better known ON
the rridiron n his work Saturday Is
snecImen OF what he can do. a better
acquaintance with the signals Will come
with more practice, which Is needed Tor
the game with Mount Union College,
next Saturday
The East Liverpool boys hadn't any
idea the Tigers We're so strong, They
recently beat the New Castle 10 to O,and
their Jaws dropped when they trotted
ont on the Island ball park. The few
fumhles By the Tigers gave them the
only advantages they enjoyed in the
contest. and they LETT the city with
high opinion Of the local team, The
Tigers we're photographed after the
game.
II Is source OF pride that Wheeling
can win at football. II not at baseball,
but II Is also 10 be regretted that there
was such a poor attendance at the
game There should be better patron
age extended every game on the home
grounds, and for Saturdays game the
players had to reach down In their
pockets. Yet they are an enthusiastic
set Of gentlemanly players, as plucky
as you find 'em. rejecting great credit
on Bob Edwards, coach, captain and
manager than whom there is no better
all.r1unl player in this section OF the
country So say certain Pittsburgh eN-
perts and they undoubtedly know.
There were FIVE touchdowns placed
behind the East LiVerpools goal line,
but only two tries for goal were sue
cessfui The touchdowns were made By
r. Edwards, ]. Edwards, Mcfarland,
Clynk and Handlan. Referee earle
Lang gave perfect satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

No man or woman can enjoy In OF
accomplish much In this world while
suffering from torpid liver DoWlllH
Little Early l,I8crr, the pills TINT cleanse
lhut organ. pulcly Charles r. uoct2c
MARKET aud Twolflh firoplE Chatham
Sinclair Forly.HlNth nHd jacob HitcotH.
a. H. Fuhouto, No G0T Main street, Tx.
Icy HruH Penn and Zane Streets Bowie
q Goa bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
Before
Retiring.

take Ayers Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the days work.
Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect
ual remedy for constipation,
biIiousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles, They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the annoyaucesexperienc
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayers cathaNc
Pills. When other pills won't
help you, Ayers is
THE PILL THAT WILL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

lbrisvrLLE oct ..'rHo season ~ ivG
'.p.ul huro to-day 1ho Reds defeating Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
WRAPS AND FURs-aEo 2. sTIFAL 90.
Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
69c to $50.
A Wide Ranqe,**

Yet that is well filed with althe intermediate prcesper-
son. style and purse all considered We offer the line Furs
suited your needsCoaees Soe Sans Gene Vctorues and
Peernes have taken the front rano be with without
nobby jackets of this al and winter. TO KNOW THEIR
WORTH YOU MUST SEE THEM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

There were FIVE touchdowns placed
behind the East Liverpool's goal line,
but only two tries for goal were sue
cessfm The touchdowns were made by
r Edwards, ]. Edwards, Mcfarland,
Clynk and Handlan. Referee Carrie
Lang gave perfect satisfaction.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
RAW COTTON PUT
ON DUTIABLE LIST
First Time in History Of Tariff Leg
islatiOn Cotton Has BeeD Included.
THE CLAIM AGAINST SPAIN
kidoN Of RuiL kaats fi5O.000 Lees
Report Not Yet Received No Oue
Yet Appointed TO Madrid.
THE CLAIM AGAINST SPAIN

Washington. June by the decisive
vote Of {. to i7 the senate adopted an
to the tarn bill placing raw
cotton. the grsa, product OF the South
on the dutiablc list al - pcr cent ad
valorem. Il Is the nrst time tn the MS
tory OF tarin legislation that cotton has
n,en incorporated IN the bill
Tho amendment was proposed by Ba-
con. Of Georgia on his individual re-
sponslbOty and without the approval OF
tho finance committee. whicn thus far
lss been requisite to the succrss OF cv-
cry amendment. except the minor onc
~ mich went through hy default. Tho
amendment led TO a spirited debate. dis
closing % wide difference OF views and
az times caused the exchanging OF sharp
personpl criticisms on the final vote xix
dcmurratr-Hac and Clay. Of Georgia;
McE,ucry. OF Louisiana. MclAurcn and
Tiuman. OF south Carolina. and Rawl'ns,
OF utuh-yoi,d with the republicans for
the Bacon amendment while the mega
tive vote was solldy democratic. with
one exception Kyle, popullst The de-
bate on cotton took up most OF the day
ana hut little progress WAS made on
the bnl Early In tho day the sugar
schedule wps passed over and the aE-
rlcunural schedule taken up, The para
graph ON cattle went over, but the bal
Ancc OF the agricultural schedule was
agrocd TO as reported, all amendments,
except that OF Bacon being rejected
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
NATIONAL SILVER
REPUBLICANS
FIRST Meeting Attended by Represent
atiyes Of Thirty-tWO States.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
will Avoid All Misunderstanding Silver
or Nothing the Issue-rlan OF
campaisn Outlined.

Chicago, June S.-Thirty-two states were
represented at the first meeting Of the
provisional committee OF the national
silver republican party, which met in
executive session today Besides the
committeeman OF the various states rep
resented. over l00 silver republicans were
present from all parts OF the country.
The resolutions adopted by the silver
republican conference are as follows:
Whereas, II is not the province OF
this committee to anticipate the action
OF the national convention in the forma-
ton OF platform and declaration OF
principles but
Whereas. In order to preclude any
basis for any misunderstanding or mis-
representation as TO the object of this
organization, It is prudent to make known
the controlling principle Of its exist
ence;
Therefore, II is resolved that the sill
yer party OF the United States fayors
the immediate establishment OF blnetal-
llsm by the independent action Of the
United States, through the free coinage
Of both gold and silver at the ratio OF
10 to /. and the clothing OF both metals
with every attribute Of fun money. with
the right to every debtor to choose which
coin shall be the basis Of payment; and
.u is
Resolved, That the achievement OF
this great object is deemed by us o. par
amount political Importance. and shall
form the controlling motive of our poit-
lcal action until it is accomplished"
The committee on organization made
the following report;
Your committee on plans and organi-
cation for the silver republican party
OF the United States beg leave to submit
this. our report
"First-We recommend the appoint
ment of a national executive committee
Of seven members, including 4 national
chairman to be appointed by the chair
man Of the national committee.
"sccond-That this committee be en-
powered to take such action as may be
necessary in order to fill any vacancy
existing. or which may exist at any time,
In the national committee.
'Third-The executive committee. with
the advice and consent Of the national
committee, is authorized to call nation
al convention OF the silver party TO meet
ut such time and place as they may
direct.
"Fourth-In those states whose organi-
cations are not complete members OF
the national committeeman for such
states shall take such steps under the
direction of the national executive COM
mittee as to pave the road to the COM
plete success of the organization.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
THE REPUBLICANS
AGREE IN CAUCUS
Differences on Sugar Schedule har-
mOni1ed by the Meeting.
ALDRICH FALLS INTO LINE
Announcement Received Nith Demoastra-
tions Of Approvsl-Finnnce Committee
to Report New Sugar Schedule

Special to the Astorian.
Washington. June s.-The republican
caucus today was well attended. Sem
ator Aldrich. after the caucus adjourned.
said It was very successful. and he felt
that the republicans we're going to stand
together on all the schedules Of the tariff
bill. and that an agreement would be
reached where differences OF opinion ex-
listed.
The important feature OF the me@ting
was the determination reached to vote
together as a party. The caucus In
structed the finance committee to report
a new sugar schedule. to be all specific.
and on all sugar which has gone through
the process of refining l s5-100 Of cent
per pound duty instead OF l $4,000 Of
cent per pound. as provided by the
house. Coarse, raw sugars from the
Philippine islands and Java are to be
admitted at one-tenth Of a cent less than
other raw sugars.
Mr.. Aldrich, who is generally credited
with the authorship of the finance COM
mittee provisions, had been expected to
stand out stifiy for the amendments.
but he did not do so. He said that his
interest in the revision as a whole was
superior to his interest in any particular
schedule though the committee rates
were equitable in the line of republican
policy, but he was willing to subordi-
nate his Judgment to the majority Tie
announcement was received with demon
strations Of approval. Speeches were
made by almost all the senators present.
Hoar made a vigorous plea for unity OF
action. but said the sugar schedule
should be definitely agreed upon at this
time and put in shape so as to terminate
the unfriendly criticism THAI had been
aroused
Senator Frye asked the caucus TO con-
slider the necessity OF protecting the Ha-
walian reciprocity treaty, and made a
speech in that behalf. This occurred
early in the proceedings anil the IIa-
waiian question was apparently lost sight
of in the subsequent proceedings over
the main features Of the sugar schedule.
The senators were generally of the opin-
ion that with the Hawaiian question
undisposed of the sugar question was
not finally settled. but there was no
agreement for a future caucus.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09

will meet here on July :. Delegations
have been appointed by the governors
and various organizations named In the
call from a number Of states In all sec
tIons Of the Union. Every state west Of
the Mississippi river will be represented
by large delegations. while thus far ev-
cry state east and sJGth interested In
any department OF mining has either Sc
lected delegates or given notice IN ad-
vance Of ample representation. Official
delegates have been appointed from two
states in Mexico and others promised.
According to the basis OF representation.
which embraces state. county and mLni-
cipal organizations. and all mining. COM
mercial and general associations, at the
present rate OF appointments IL can safely
be said that delegates win be named by
thousands during the intervening four
weeks.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
THE INDIAN AFFAIR.
May Be Mixup Any Moment Orders
From the War Department

Denver, Col. June S-A special to the
Rocky Mountain News from Miles City
says:
There is very little change IN the In
dian situation today. The sheriff should
reach the reservation tonight
II is generally thought among citizens
who know Chief White Bull that he will
not be taken alive. White Bull and his
followers at large and 30 determined
roen are trying to arrest him. Four COM
panies OF soldiers on hand make matters
complicated. and mixup may occur at
any moment
Orders were received today by the COM
manding officer OF Fort Keogh from the
war department at Washington to IN
form Major Newell. who has charge of
the troops from Fort Keogh at the reser-
walton. not to return to Fort Xeogh until
further advice from that office. 1t was
Major Newelrs intention to leave the
reservation and reach Keogh by the 18th.
The orders were Immediately forwarded
to Major Newell by codriers IN bicyc,e,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
NEW OVERLAND ROUTE
Southern and Union Pacific to Buy and
Build New Lines.

Omaha. June S-Results OF the PEN
ing OF the ogden gateway and OF the dis
ruptlon between the Union Paciae and
the oregon Short Lines are appearing IN
railway circles almost daily. one OF the
latest and most important Is the reported
purchase and completion OF the Sal, Lake
and ogden railway by the Union Pacific
and the Southern Pacific Jointly. The
salt Lake and Ogden railway is puili
and IA operation over twenty rli'es. be-
ginning at ogden to Fairmount, seven
teen miles north OF salt Lake, Il is
rumorcd that the Union Pacio, and thc
Southern Pacific are negotiating for Tie
purchase Of the salt Lake and Ogden
railway. When acquired the railway will
bc built through to Salt Lake and the
Overland Route" viii have a the irin
the Utah capital Independent, OF tAe ore.
gon Short Line,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09

tiuue for three days walla WalIa.
wnitburg. Pondleton, La Grande and
Baker city we're represented with teams
Tho attendance was large and the meet
lng promises to eclipse former events.
Tho parade this afternoon was witnessed
Dy upwards Of 100 people.
Addresses were delivered by Mayor c.
~ Kellogg. Hon. W NJ Smith AMI Hon
J. W. Morgan. A banquet was rendered
the visiting hremen this eysnins. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. J. W. MackAy
walla walla; vice president. Z. ". Bart
lett. la Grande; secretary, r S. s, Hart
Walla walla: treasurer. T.. J. Murphy.
Pcndleton; stAsisilcian. George Beedle-
man. Union: directors. Joe ELL, pendle-
ton; S. Arnold waitsburg; ]. II. Laugh
un La Grande.
r. l.. Lincoln. member Of the La
Grandc team. was run over by z. hose
cart this evening and seriously injured.
His nose was broken and left ear nearly
severed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
THE RUIZ CLAIM

Washington. June &-AsslsOn, Scere-
tary Day said today that the report OF
Consul General Lee upon the result OF
tho investigation made In Cuba in the
Ruiz case had not yet been received
NJ the state department Consequently
il WIS not possible TO learn whether the
publications purpordng to be Soples Of
the report were accurate.
The widow OF Ruiz has filed with the
department claim Tor $l5O,oOo for the
death OF her husband.
II Is surmscd that the next step in
the case will be the presentation Ct
a claim against the Spanish government
Of this Illegal pmirsonment
Ia behalf OF tho family Of the victim
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-09
NO ONE FOR MADRID,

Washington June S--rhc cabinet meet
Ing today lasted longer than usual. The
cuban situation was discussed in II gen.
rrul way hut the most important sub
icct presented was the Spanish mission.
The availability OF three men for this
important post at Madrid was carefully
canvasscd but no decision was reached
one Of the cabinet officers said after
the meeting that the selection was stlll
open and will now 30 over until the
presidents return from his Nashville
trip