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Boulder Onion Endor..s the Brewery.

Boulder Union Endorses the Brewery.
Federal Labor Union No. 6o75 at their
last regular meeting Monday night. Oct.
n. %, adopted the following resolutions;
Resolved, That we heartily endorse
the action OF Labor Union No. a.. OF
Denver. Colo, and tender them our SYM
pathy and assistance as far as in our
power. And be it further
Resolved. That a the Boulder Brew
ing company is the only brewery in Col.
orado agreeing to the just demands Of
their employees. that we urgently impress
on all our members and friends of OF
eani.ed labor the unfairness Of all the
brewer,es doing business in Colorado 10
their unjust demands upon their work.
men. excepting, the. Boulder brewery.
which we recommend to the patronage
Of the public. G. N. SLAyron.
"A. J. PlERcE, ,..ys Presi tent.
SAcretaYv
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KITCHENER IN FRANCE.

The English General Arrives at Marseilles
In Company with Baratier.
.Marse,lles, Oct. 26-Sir Herbert Kitch.
ener, commander of the Anglo. Egyptian
forces and Captain Baratier, messenger
from General Marchand arrived here to-
day and without delay set out for Paris.
The French officer was met by mem
bers of the naval and army commission
who conferred upon him the insignia OF
the legion of honor. General Kitchener
was also honored by the Geographical
society and complimented for his great
bravery and for his many courtesies to
Marchand.
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FAVORABLE TO THOMAS.


Lsfay otto il standing in Line for the Silver
Alliance Ticket.
Lafayette, Oct. 26-This town is tah
ing in line splendidly for c. S. Thomas
and the fusion ticket, The local fusiol
ticket also will receive strong supper
here. The personnel of the ticket is ap
pealing strongly to everyone and the
geographical selection renders it popular
10 every section.
A fusion meeting was held here last
oight which showed the temper of ,peo.
ole. John F. Shafroth and Cass E. Her
rlngton addressed the meeting. and from
the enthusiasm and satisfaction dis.
played by the large audience present
the popularity Of the cause was clearly
shown.
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Hos Troubles
Of Her Own
SPANISH CRISIS.
Council Of Dons Consider American Conn
missioners' Ultlmatum.

Council Of Dons Consider American Com.
missioners' Ultimatum.
Madrid, Oct 26-News of the ultima
tum given by the American peace com
missioners on Monday, reached here to
day and council meeting was sum.
moned. The Americans have decided to
insist on the articles of the protocol in
regard to Cuba and Porto Rico and have
refused to meet the Spanish claims.
Gen. Rios says that if the ministerial
crisis extends to all members of the cab
met and to Senor Sagasta, the peace
commissioners will resign and the nego
tiations will be at an end.
Gen. Correa today visited the queen
regent, and in consideration of the
critical condition of affairs withdrew his
resignation.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Michael s1oGsnn Not Guilty Of Assault to
Murder.
Michael Mccain, charged with as
sault to murder, was declared not guilty
by the jury in the district court before
Judge Bougbton this morning.
The case of ]. D.. Ellison. charged
with criminal assault upon Minnie Coff'
man, was on trial this afternoon with A.
c. Patton and ]. D. Merwin for the state
and I. w. Karr and S. T. Horn for the
defense. Owing to the nature of the tes-
timony, the trial was conducted behind
closed doors.
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The Last

Excursion of the season over the Loop
Sunday. October goth. for which the
Cult has made extremely low rates A.
this will positively be the last Of these
popular excursions this year, you should
avail yourself Of the opportunity Of TAX
ing this trip which i conceded to be the
grandest one day Trip in the state. Roand
nip fare oaly - from Boulder.
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Commission
is 0 Force
SUDDENLY ADJOURNED.

Brief Meeting ar the Peace Commission
Causes Conjsctores of Friction.
Paris. Oct. 76-The joint peace com
mission met at 4 p. m. and adjourned at
sIs. The commissioners refuse to fur
nish any information regarding the pro
ceedings. Judge Day states that the
commission adjourned until p. m. to.
morrow, but it is generally believed that
the brief session was caused by crisis
in the negotiations.
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CONDENSED ITEMS.

Damage to the extent Of $4,000 was
caused at Lincoln park, Chicago. by last
nights storm. Fears are entertained tor
vessels on the lake.
General Otis cables from Manila that
the transport Para has started for Amer
ica. The health Of the troops is i'm
proving.
Six cases Of fever are reported from
the crew Of the Pompeii at Key West.
1t is not known whether it Is yellow
fever.
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Attacked English Eag,D.er..

London, Oct. 76-Pekin dispatches
say that anti-foreign feeling is growing.
especially against the English. Sunday
party of English engineers were at
tackled by natives and two were injured
and one native killed. The whereabouts
of eight of the engineers is unknown.
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Would Employ Cubaps,

Havana, Oct. 26-Gen. Butler, in =
personal letter to Secretary Alger rec
ommends the employment of 10000 in
surgents to do police duty on the island.
The general unres. resulting from con
tinued privstions would be checked. he
says, by keeping the men in way to re.
sumo their regular occupations.
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Washington. Oct. z6-The peace COM
mission IS regarded as farce. 1t is cost.
ing 81 100000 day and is accomplish
ing nothing. The president is updeterm
ined as TO the course of action and
changes his mind daily. Meantime the
commission is in doubt and does nothing.
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Peasant. Resent Grape Destruction.

Rome, Oct. 76-Serious trouble is re.
ported from Alessandria district. 1t be.
came necessary to destroy the vineyards
because the grapes were infected with
phyloxera and the peasants resented the
destruction. Troops were called out to
quell the mob and FIVE of the peasants
were killed and many were injured.
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Paris, Oct. 26-The city is comparative
ly quiet today. The police are very
active and permit no crowds to gather.
Arrests are made upon the slightest
provocation. The troops are being held
in the barracks ready to be called should
occasion require.
1t is problem as to who will take up
the reigns of the new government. 1t
rests with Messrs Ribot. Hanotaux and
Moline to accomplish this. All of them
are opposed to Dreyfus revision. Events
have made it doubtful what the fate Of
that soldier may ultimately be. The
army demands that the case be shelved
and it probably will be.
The country is practically without q
government today. The people have
lost all interest in the Fashoda case and
it is unlikely that anything more will
come Of it. 5
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Capital shifts to London.

London. Oct. 26-Capital is forsaking
Paris for London. The occurrence is
sensational in the extreme. Financiers
regard the outlook for, Paiis as..very dark
and wish TO withdraw from the city.
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Denver and Return IL.

/ Saturday. Oct 7oth. the university foot
ball team play the D. A.c. team in Den.
yer. For this occasinn the Gulf will
make special rate n 81 for round trip
and hold The. evening trajn ip' Denver
until s4s p. m. T. E. GILLER.
Agent.
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Civic Parade Postponed.

Philadelphia, Oct. ae-owing to the
rain which promises to continue all day
the ceremonie,p pt the civic day Of the
oeace jubilee have been postponed until
Ev,dav
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the Storm Moves East.

Denver. Oct. a6-The storm is moving
eastward. Snow and rain fell in the
Mississippi basin as far south as the
state of Mississippi.
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SIXTY PERIsAEo.

Japapese steamer Goes Down In = Coils.
i ion on Kobe.
London, Oct 76rA despatch from
Kobe states that the Japanese steamer
Myagala, has been sunk in collision
and sixty Japanese were drowned.
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pre.,d.n. Start. fof Ph,ladelphia

Washington. Oct. 76-The presld
md party left today for Philadelphia t
.ttend the peace jubilee. Secretary ano
Mrs. Alger, Secretary and Mrs BLISS ann
General Richardson were included in
the party.
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Investigation Comm ittee at Work.

Huntsville, Ala. Oct. 25-The investi.
CATION commission began work here to
day. Gen. Carpenter was examined and
said that while some supplies we're de.
layed. the men ultimately received their
rations. Surgeon Handy also testified.
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silver OuosAsion.

New York, Oct. 26-Silver is quoted
at COX today.
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N0| Clouds
RO| AN0y
FRANCE BACKS DOWN.

Fash0dA Will He Evacuated aud Marchano
Recalled.
London, Oct. 76-M. Pressons, editor
of the Paris Temps, in an article ad
dressed to the Chronicle today says that
settlement will be made by the French
government with the assent of the Peo-
pie by the evacuation OF Fashoda by the
French and the recall of Marchand by
yay of the Nile. The Chronicle states
that Pressons speaks by direct authority
of the president.
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Secretayy. ~
b 4aege . ca q Oas Day

Take Laxative Bspalp: laantse Tablets
All druggists refund The money II It fails
70 c1Se. = ceniD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
SEWER PIPE MATTER.

The controversy over the recent sewer
pipe contract was expected to create a
lively scene in council last night and
in anticipation Of this large crowd was
present to witness the proceedings, out
were disappointed. VIM. Seabrignr,
chairman Of the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades, and his friends had
given notice through the papers that
they intended to make an exposure 1t
the next meeting Of Council in regard
some alleged crookedness connected
with the granting of the contract.
Councilman M. Dolan last night had
in his possession a letter which Sea-
bright had Written and which was al
legged could throw some light on the
matter and refute the charges OF tue
upper Benwood people. Dolan was pre-
pared to make this letter public last
night when Seabright offered a writ
ten statement, to be flied with the re-
cords, which was signed by himself
and fully eXonerated the accused coun-
cilmen from any wrong motives Or
dealings in giving out the contract
Seabright also in his statement says
that he was not the author of the ar
ticle published in Mondays Register,
over his name and had nothing what
ever to do with any publications con-
corning the matter.
Notwithstanding Seabrights state
ment the fact remains that the article
published in Mondays Register was
handed in by gentleman who claim
ed to be VIM. Seabright, the author
of the letter, and was accompanied by
another gentleman, who came along 20
identify him. A previous communica-
ton was also handed in but was not
printed for the reason that it con-
tanned statements which were consid-
cred libelous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
MINIS NOTES Or YESTERDAY.

/ y C0llsotlon Of the Small Events u Each
Passing Dny.
"A crock sewer Is being laid at the
east end of Fourteenth street.
Officer Michaels yesterday arrested
Henry Former for drunkenness.
The B. p. w held a routine ses-
sion yesterday afternoon.
Two cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported at the City Health Office yester-
day.
The paving of the new street car
track on Ohio street is almost COM
pleted.
There was one case of disorderly
conduct in Police Court. yesterday
morning.
Lovers of music should not forget
the Kings Daughters musicale, at the
Mcclure House parlors, tomorrow eve
ming.
Fifteen United States prisoners
passed through Benwood yesterday
morning, en- route for the Columbus
Penitentiary.
Judge Hervey will hold special
term of "a Circuit Court, November
Sd and 4th, for the purpose OF issuing
naturalization papers.
The City Council at Bellaire met
in regular session last evening and adj
journed without transacting any bust
mes, as a quorum could not be formed.
w. H. Bone has let contract to
w. A. Wilson for the erection OF a
dwelling on Main street, on a portion Of
the Ohio Valley China Company pro-
perty
A large amount Of excavating has
been done On the east side of South
Front street, South Of Ohio, preparatory
to putting in the foundation for the
paving.
The work of preparing for the re-
ception and entertainment Of the dele
gates to the Grand Lodge, 1. O. O. F.,
has been about completed by the local
committee of arrangements.
Hon John J. Davis, who is making
a canvass of the First district will
speak at Benwood Saturday night with
Hon. J. " Blair. Mr.. Howard will also
speak at this meeting. A large gath
ering is anticipated.
There were a number of good
DCutS at the Niagara CIuD last hight.
The best was between the pride OF the
Water street stogie rollers, and prom
inent South Side boxer. Louie was
bested, but he shows considerable i'm
provement
Coroner Schultz. yesterday morn
ing, began the enquiry into the death
of James Kelly, at Valley Grove, as has
been fully reported in the Register, but
was compelled to adjourn the matter
until to-day, owing to the impossibility
Of reaching the train crew.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to George Grant Ralston, of
Martins Ferry, and Jessie Martha
Bachman, of Wheeling; also, to Ray R.
Leggett, a native Of Washington coun-
ty, Pa, aged &c, and Sue B. Miller, of
Brooke county, w. Va, aged u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26

the twetffA, the men dddled for Nind.
when u was hsax over Lansing struck
his oppopsnt "a. i clinrh Claim o. foul
was uate. The men were sent to their
corners. ard the referee. In order to stop
the claims, announced that he would eau
tton the men four times This gave Ian
sing anUther chance. The men came up
again, and Lansing sent his opponent
down against the ropes.
Ffrlnegan was refreshed when he step
ped up IN the thirteenth. They wrestled
against the ropes. Finnegan left several
openings, and Lansing landed a stiff up
percut in the face, then went after his
man fast. TIE Pittsburg manfs face again
covered with blood. After several mix
ups Lar.srg put "a swinging right on the
jaw, which sent F'innegans head back.
The fourteenth opened with both men
cautious for few seconds. Then there
was mix-up, during which Lansing sent
out rights and lefts to the head. The
claim of foul was made again, and Pearce
sent the men to their corners. and award
ed the decision to Finnegan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
OTHER BENWOCD NOTES.

A large crowd attended the social
given last night by the Ladies Auxil-
larry Of the Knights Of St John. The
Auxiliary from Bellaire came over.
john Lanlin had a finger OF his left
hand crushed yesterday while coupling
cars at the Riverside. The injured
member vas dressed by DR.. Alley.
William Geary and George Burkus
Hunk we're taken to Moundsville yes
terGay to serve sentences in Jail Of
thirty and twenty days respectively.
The Waller" gang is in evidence
again Saturday night they assaulted
Frank Stetzer, a young man against
when they had some grievance, and
badly maltreated him. He was knock
ed down and kicked. He was terribly
bruised and cut about the body, and
came out Of the fray with several ribs
crushed. He is now lying Ill with
pneumonia, and is in a serious condi-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
WILL SUE THE CITY.

Louis Geogelein intends to bring
suit for $1,000 against the town of Ben
wood for alleged damages to his pro-
perty, by the laying of sewer near his
property on Eighth street. The sewer
was laid near the side walk and Geoge-
lein claims that when the ditch for the
sewer was dug the ground underneath
the south wall of his two-story brick
building was undermined and caused
the wall to crack from top to bottom.
He asked Council to pay him $1,000
damages, but Council last night re-
fused, denying the justice of the claim.
Geogelein gave notice Immediately
that he would bring suit Cad has en-
ployed Congressman John o. Pen
dleton to push his claim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26

Republicans and Democrats are
making preparations for their respec-
tive meetings Saturday night and ex-
pect big time in Benwood that night.
Dolan's hall has been secured by the
Republicans and the Democrats expect
to get the City Hall for their meeting.
Capt. Dovener is advertised to address
the Republican rally and it has been
arranged to have Hon. ]. V Blair, the
Democratic Congressional nominee, al
so Hon. J. ]. Davis and Hon. John
A. Howard to address the Democratic
gathering An effort is being made to
arrange debate between the Con-
gressional candidates. Yesterday
Squire Henry Riddle, of Benwood, a
member Of the Marshall County Repub-
lican committee, sent challenge to
Joseph Mahood, chairman of the DEM
ocratic county committee, asking for
joint discussion between Capt. Dovener
and Mr.. Blair. Chairman Manhood was
requested to answer by noon to-day.
AS the arrangements for the Demo-
cratic meeting are in the hands of the
Congressional committee Chairman
Mahood will have to confer with the
Congressional committee before he can
give an answer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

Movements of Citizens and The Arrival
and Departures OF Strangers
Miss Annie Finan, of South Wood
street, is quite i'll.
Miss Kate Finan is i'll at her home
on South Eoff street.
Mr. M. MCGEE is lying very i'll at his
home on South York street, Island.
Miss Emma Kelsey, of lakewood, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Mayme McMasters,
on North ChapIine street
Charles Sullivan and Frank Reed,
who have been working in Pittsburg,
are home for short stay.
VIM Fleming, agent for the Merri-
field Piano Company, has sold two
pianos to Mr.. C. w. Corners.
Misses Katherine and Harriet Reed
of Washington, Pa, who have been the
guests Of friends in the city, left yes
terday for their homes.
Dr.. ]. A. Pipes, of the South Side,
who has been at Mt. Lake Park for
some time for the benefit of his health,
is expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Storer are
home from their wedding trip and have
taken rooms at the residence of Mr.. I.
C. Moffat, on South Chapline street.
Bennett H. Gilbert, who has been
employed here by the Equitable Indus
trial Life Insurance Company, for a
number of years, has gone to Philadel-
phia to accept a position with the
Credential Insurance Company.
The many friends of Mr. Arthur L.
Johnson will be pleased to learn that
he has so far recovered from his Ion g
illness, resulting from an attack of ap-
pendicitis, that he will be discharged
from the hospital in very few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26

all parts of the city, numbering $50
children The performance will be CIV
en- for the benefit of the Third Presby-
terrain church building fund. TINS
church is struggling to enlarge its
building to accommodate its Sunday
school.
Miss Robinson is now busy selecting
the characters and the work OF drilling
the children will begin at once. She
will be assisted in this work by Miss
Bertha John, of New York City, and by
Mr. Fred H. Decker the owner of the
cantata The performance will be CIV
en- Thursday and Friday nights, Nov
ember 18th and 18th A matinee will
also be given. beginning at 3:15 p. m.
for the school children Of the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
A BRIDGE JUMPER.
Frederick Gardener, Here From Pitts
burg, Who Follows This Dangerous
Profession.

Frederick Gardener, who arrived il
the city yesterday from Pittsburg, was
in a Market street saloon last night,
where he claimed bridge-jumping as his
profession His claim was not credited
by those who heard his statement and
he asked a chance to prove it. He
was accompanied by a crowd from the
place to the Market street bridge,
where without a moments hesitation.
the stranger made the leap from tns
rail to the creek below, much to the
satisfaction of his audience. When III
terviewed, last night, Gardener stated
that under different names he hafi
jumped from London and Brooklyn
bridges. He is about six feet in
height and will weigh one hundred
ard seventy-five pounds, being per-
haps thirty-five or forty years of age.
He stated his willingness to jump from
any bridge in this immediate vicinity
and a Market street saloon keeper will
post a forfeit to insure the genuineness
Of the statement
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boats passing the wharf between the

boats passing the wharf between the
hours of IL a. m. and 5 D. M
Fred Wilson, Little Fred, George Shir-
as, Raymond Horner, Jim Wood.
The upper yacht company has pur-
chased a new thirty foot naptha yacht
which arrived from Morris Heights,
n. Y, yesterday The new boat Is
beauty and said to be very fast. She
will be given trial to-day.
Ali the boats in yesterday outside Of
the locals were delayed from six to
ten hours by the fog.
Capt. Gordan Green's new boas
Greenwood will put in her appearance
tomorrow for the first time. She
leaves for Pittsburg at a. m.
The towboat Raymond Horner yes
terday passed down the Ohio river from
Pittsburg having the largest tow ever
handled on this end of the Ohio river
by single towboat. Her tow consist
ed of Ia coal boats, barges and fats,
a total of 81 pieces. This tow contain
ed In roundl numbers about $4,000
bushels of coal. She took it down the
Ohio river past the Merrill dam with
out any difficulty. The size of her tow
surprised all of the rivermen. The boat
has good water to manage II in. The
only towboat to depart this morning
was the Tom Lysle. She took barges
and coal boats, The Fred Wilson got
away yesterday afternoon assisted by
the Little Fred. with II barges and 2
coal boats.
Capt Isaac p. williams has been ap-
pointed to succeed Capt. John NJ Phil
lips as hull inspector Of Pittsburg.
The Adele passed up yesterday with
a big tow Of railroad ties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
THE REFORMATION.

Another Large Audience at the Opera
House, Last Night.
Another crowded house greeted the
second production of THE Reforma-
tion," for the benefit Of the English
Lutheran church, at, the Opera House,
last evening, and the same great sat
isfaction was manifested at the results
achieved. The production was notice
ably smoother than upon the previous
evening, and those taking the various
roles rendered their lines better and
worked together to better advantage
The pictures and Mrs. Monroe's lee
ture were above criticism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
3IST. ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are now receiving our fall stock
in all departments and cordially invite
you to visit our elegant store and art
rooms, which have just been re-decor-
a,ted, and inspect the result of cur buy
er's efforts to present the most COM
plete, best selected and lowest priced
line ever shown in Wheeling.
Enumeration in such limited space
is difficult, but in all kinds of PICTURES,
fine frames and artistic novelties, for
gifts and for home decoration, we
can offer things not found elsewhere.
An inspection, which we earnestly
solicit, will bear us cut in this state
ment. NICOLL'S ART STORE,
No. 1881 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-26
MYSTIC nIIDGETS
At Opera House New Cast of Charac-
tiers.

At Opera House = New Cast of -Charac-
ters.
The Mystic Midget Cantata was such
a success and so grand that al who saw
it at Mozart Hall last week declared it
should be taken TO the Opera House.
where it could be given on far grad
er scale, with tie beautiful Stage sc,f-
cry watch could not be used al Mo-
zart Hal, he2aIseo Of it's small stage
The people who saw it declared it to
be the best home talent entertainment
ever given in this city. The Rev. R J.
R. Bigger has engaged Miss Lucy Rob1
inson, the well known and successful
music teacher, OF the public schools, 7,
select q new cast Of characters from