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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
RATHER rREsupposISG.

A lady Of Somerset bcwallcd the loss
of somewhat ili-bred but extremely
wealthy neiRhbor. who had been very
liberal In his help to her country char
tiles. mir. \. IN dead" said she. "ne
was 50 good and kind ana helpful To me
In all sorts Of Ways. He was No vul-
gar. poor. dear fellow. we could not
known him In London. but We shall
meet In heaven.
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gains were; metropolitan Street Rail.
way 1914 e. q. q. a ~. T.. tiis: General
Electric ioh Pacific Mail and ~. Louis
a San Francisco first preferred ~
each: Rubber 81. and Canada South
crn 6.
New York Air Bmke lost bA. and
was the only conspicuous exception To
the general strength
Rcalizntions cxerted healthful
check to over sanHuine hull operators.
London. FOR the most part. was seller
M of late, but ut times was whipped
into line ~ q purchaser. owing TO con-
ditluns prevailing here. The fortnight
~ settlement In London showed large
decrease la the boating supply OF
Americana
ON each occasion that prices were de-
pressed powerful interests took stocks
and there was large absorption on
scale buying by commission houses.
The estimated rain In cash by the as
ISOLATED banks this week ia placed at
only si.i0o0O0. owing to the losses
through the subtreaaury Including the
payment ~ ti.ooo.000 on the Union Pa
clfc deposits. and heavy currency ship
mcnts.
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WEEKLY nAsM STATEMENT.

New York. Jan. eS-Thc weekly bank
surplus reserve. Increase. ti.ssS. $50:
loans. increase. tG.020c00. specie In
crease, sGtii.SO0. legal tenders, In
crcaHe. $780, 400. circulation. decrease,
ts2p. 900. deposits. increase. si2.tsj.i0o.
Tho banks now hold s3p.e1s.O2i In cN-
cess Of the requirements uf the 70 per
cent rule
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KANSAS cry LINZ STOCK.

Kansas city. Jan. n -Cattle-Re-
ceiptz. 100. Market unchanged.
Hogs iiecelpta. 1000. Market
strong Ia % higher, closed slow and
weak. Hulk of sales. Aisffa7a, heavy.
a.G2iaNaS2h. packers, a,sbNJ.5a; mixed.
aaoHaso; pigs. aiOda5o.i
Sheep Receipts. 800. Market un-
changed, lambs. teidsoo. muttonr.
aO0lfl.S
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IIYl:sTocK.

Chicago. Jan. 2s--IIogE Receipts, 49,
o0o. Left over, diif, Active b. higher.
Light hoEs. 3.eoH3.Siis. mixed. 1917
a,gsis; heavy. a.sOatoo; rough. a.s'i
1.5b.
cattle receipts. 200. Unchanged.
Hhccp--i,ccclpta. 1900. Market steady.
native sheep. 9.5s1t.si. westerns, $40
Ii.sO. lambs. i.oogt.so.
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La Grippe Il again epidemic. Every
prooaution should be taken To avoid H.
lts specific cure N one Minute Cough
Cure. A. !. Sheperd, Publisher Agri-
cultural journal and Advertiser Eden.
Mo. says NO one viii be disappolnt-
od In using one Minute Cough cure
for la Grippe" Pleasant 10 take.
quick 10 act r. g, schramm, Meteor
nick Building corner Main street,
First South.
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Many an innocent little darling n
suffering untold agony and cannot ex-
plain It's troubles, Mark your chili's
symptoms. you may IND II troubled
With worms. give II WHITES CREAM
VERAitFuGE and restore n 10 quiet
ness aud health Price 20 cents. u. g.
NJ l. Drug Dept,
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This Is the Week for
Corset Bargains.

~ V.AUN,t.Ulo ,nuuI,srl Ar
tpss THAN NASurAcTI,nrRs'
lost. The entire line must be- closed
,,,, ~.y., have. .ta,anrt.,,nlt. r,r.
- 49,, .,,.,,ru.
rms SAFE iheluucH inc hhN1'h'
CORALfNE, "ll" "gaa." FOUR IN
HAND. fEi'th'Il'N "Nis
,EG eG,,sr ana o,a nEH cas earl. MgT in
tho week ana lay In your supply IT'S
NOT OFTEN THIS CHANCE PRE-
SCENTS ITSELF.
wAnNrms conAIINr CORSET in
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MINES AND MisiNa MrN.

The Utah Of Fish Springs reported
with a ear Of orc this morning,
The Red Wing at bingham In IN with
a shipment OF ~ tons Of good ore.
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AS rmANoI,o 81 MAnKrrs.

snn Frnncirco, Jan. 2s.- Wheat
Steady; May. III; cash. LICK.
Hnrlcy-cnsh, i.iD
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The steaks, chops and Eam. are
hrollcd on charcoal broilor at the
Tnrtoni cafe. III Main IT.
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The worst after effects ot Influenza
arise from deranged functions OF tac
liver. Clear the blood at once with
HERnINE, for II win strengthen tae
liver to withdraw from circulation thc
hillary poisons. Price 90 cents. T. e.
NJ
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This Weeks Bargains
Extra Special.

Not million bargalnH-nor every
thing at half price-just one special lot
OF WHITE GOODS.
But We expect this one bargain Lot
Will crowd our store as never before In
the history Of white Goods selling.
MANUFACTURERS WIKI ~
GOODS REMNANTS. 1000 yards. IN.
faciorien' entire stock of short lengths
and mill remnants consisting OF India
Linens. Victoria Lawns. Checked
Nsinrook. striped NainnookH. Checked
Dimities. Striped Dlmitlcr and an Inn
menHc variety Of Fancy white Goods
ali this seaHonH goodn-all good
lengthH-white goods NJ every kind this
week At l.ESS THAN MANuFAc-
TuRERs COST
n you have a white goods want. or
are likely To- have one during this
year. this II your chance 10 supply u
at one-halt TO one-third the regular
price.
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SUGAR.

New York. Jan. 2S.--sugar-.l,aw,
steady. fair refining. 3a. centrifugal,
20 test, ~, molasscr sugar. p-is' r.
fined. firmi crushed. ~; powdered, 5'si
RInnulntod. ..
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EVERYBODY WILL WANT
Dress Goods

This week after they have seen our
new arrival Of rultings.
A now line OF nobby CHECK 11lr
suiTINu. yard ............ OO'S
A new line GRANITE SUIT S0r
no. very dressy. yard.... OVS
a new line SILK MIXTURE. &c
Tor only. yard ....."..... WV
OUR s6.fN. BLACK TAr-
FETA SILK. an elegant i'm l a
ported. quality, only. yard Oo
Fun line Of SWISS PLAIN TAFFETA
SILKS. In all the new m
spring coloring. Just opened .W
yard sssssssssss ssss .'ssssss
SATIN DucHEssE IN BLACK AND
CoLoRs. nne finished quail Inn
ity, special for. yard ........ WV
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u II caused by cold or succession
81 colds combined with Impure blood.
Its symptoms ure pain tn tho head. dis
charge from the nose. ringing noises
In the ears. " IL cured by Hoods Sar-
paparilla which purines and cnriches
the blood. HoothcH nnd rcbuilds the it's
sues aud relieves all the dlsagfccbale
sensations.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MAnKrrs.
STOCKS AND bonds.

New York. Jan. 2s,--rhc stock market
opened with prices displaying "a pro-
nounccd tendency upward. The irres-
ulnrity OF the London market was tx
noret and good support was extended
to the leading international shares.
Southern preferred. Pacific Mall. sugar
and Metropolitan Street Hallway made
conspicuous gains. The bulls. flushed
with their recent success. started In to
lift prices TO a still higher plane. sugar
and Northern Pacific responded
promptly. but their EFFORTS In other
properties were not notably successful.
rht traders were ranged ON the short
side aud extended considerable assist
ancc to the bear clique. resulting In
general decline before the expiration OF
the nrst. hour. Metropolitan street
points and many Of the active stocks
Yielded point. Various factors de-
veloped In the final hour. which op-ia,-
ed to check the rcnctionaf1 tendency
and advanced prices strongly. The
first Incidence was u Discrimination by
the shorts "a carry their lines over sun
day. whics wah followed by the bank
statement. which proved tn be more
favorable than generally expected,
Purchases of the lower priced shares
We're very heavy H. f.ouls and South
western preferred railying over two
poinis The market closed strong, but
at slight losses for some of the Gran
gers.
MONEY.
New York. Jan. Money on call
ilrmcr, at . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 2Is a. aN
per cent.
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at stsiA n
sass for demand. and si,Sais u Ns3 for
90 days; posted rates, Sassy and SiNas;
commercial bills, SiSe.
silver certificates, nominal; 5sis "
t0is.
Mexican dollars. AZ.
state bonds, inactive; railroad bonds,
Government bonds, steady u. $, as,
81 .O7H now ~. reg, N.2sis; do. coupon.
81 2gis Is, tl12; do, coupon. N,l2h;
Ems, 9als "a, reg. si.iiAi do coupon,
Sis
REVIEW OF THE WEEKS BusI-
NESS.
New York, Jan. 2s,-rhe week since
Friday was remarkable for the i'm
menae volume Of trading. The daily
average, making allowances for tho
short session last saturday. was about
1. 100. OOO shares. and On no day Tell be
low million shares, while on Monday
the trading eNceeded IN quantity anu
violence Of fluctuations, anythlns
hitherto known In the history OF ne
| exchange. rasae OF the sore nE,-bla
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nosToS MAuNIr.
cuIcAoO MARKErs

BOSTON, Jan. ss-Montana, ,,.oauaoS;
uuttc. kSHL.
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rnE rAnrnNI UArN.

Morris q West. Stock Brokcrr. al At
laa block. Telephone SOL.
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wst-rms. nro,h.r-. stock broh~r..
No. 0 Central INK. Phone t6--5 rings.
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West Mercur 80. o.. d. 12h -.
Yankee CONSOLIDATED =. liz 1sh
TRANSFERS. OF STOCKS.
Ajax, 200 shares vt u.Sg.
Ajax, 100 at si.3i.
Daily. 100 at Si.31h.
Daiy. 200 at $40.
Eagle. 800 at l3ihc.
Eagle. 700 ~ lac.
Eagle, zoo at ilkc.
Eagle. 900 at iisc
-Four Aces. GOO at G2ar.
-Four Aces. 5000 at s2itc.
Four Aces. 800 az 62Nc.
0ur Aces. 1890 80 Csc.
Four Aces 1900 a, eiHc.; buyer 90
days.
Gaicna. 100 at sssc.
Galenn, 100 ut 5tc
Gnicna. 100 at bthc.
Galcnn, 200 at dhc.
Gaicnn. 100 at i5c.
Gaicna. 100 at sshc.
Grand Central. go at 1925.
Grand Central. 100 at tI.S5.
Mammoth. 40 at t2.e1h.
Mammoth. 100 at t2.2s.
Lower Mammoth. 100 nt tlF's.
Northern Llght. 1900 ~ yoh.
Northern Light. 1000 at pic.
Northern Light. COO Mt alhc.
Northern Light COO ut s2c.
Northern Light. 300 at g2hc.
Northern iiEht. 100 at aac.
Northern Light. 1000 at iic.
Northern Light. 1000 at p,c.
ontario. 100 nj SEQ.
Sacramento. 100 nt tlisc.
Sacramento. 200 at fsAc.
Sacramento. 800 at sc.
Sacramento. 200 at isisc.
Sacramento. 100 at &c.
sunshine GOO at 50c.
star Consolidated. 900 nj si.ap.
gt.e ssnNanllIuteI 100 mt 81 al.
Uukcyc, 1000 ut SIC.
buckeye, ooo nj sac.
Camp Floyd. 5000 Mt SIC.
Dexter. 100 at s3.a2
Dalton. 1000 Mt sac.
Dalton. 1900 Mt aisc.
Emerald. 1000 ut isisr.
Frisco, 1000 at lie.
Golden Eagle. 1000 ~ 9sc.
Golden Eagle. 1900 AT ehc.
Golden Eagle, 1000 at fiac.
Golden Eagle. 5000 at ioc. buyer 70
days.
ucrHchei, 1000 ut sc.
Hercules, 1000 at i5c.
Joe nowcrr. 5000 NJ enc.
Joe bowers Extension. 800 Mt lie.
Joe bowers Extension. 2,oco NJ 40.
Joe Iiawcrn Extension, 1000 At itNc.
Zoe Powers Extension. 5000 at t1.c.
LATHE PittrburE. 600 at lie.
Little pittahufg, 900 l2c.
LATHE Pittrburg, 1000 at ls'sc.
Little plttrburE. 1000 at ishc.
Little plttsburg. 1850 at i3c.
Minnie. 1900 at 3Nc.
Manhattan. 1000 at 20.
Nldnight nowcrs. 1000 at nc.
Monarch. 1000 at ssc.
Monarch. 10000 at sisc.
Monarch. I 900 nt 2Nc.
North swansea. 900 at lie.
Omaha. 900 NJ &c.
Rabbits Foot. 600 nj i0c.
Success. 1000 nj iisc.
Success. | ,0o0 at ic.
showers Consolidated 100 at &c.
South swansea, 300 at $3.50
Tctro. 1000 ut i5c.
Richmond Anaconda, 1000 at SIC
Nalcp. 200 at ti.fsh.
International, 1000 at 1hc.
Total shares sold. 500.
Selling value of stocks, s-s.soe.so.
THE wEEK's BUSINESS.
During the week shares have
changed hands as follows;
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HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills.
Mailed for gsc. by e. l. Hood n Co.
Lowell. Mass.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-12
House Bills Introduced.

WASHINGTON. Dec u-Mr. Bellamy
of North Carolina, has introduced a bill
repeating clause 1893, schedule NJ, pulps
papers and books. of the tariff law OF
1897. and providing that no import duty
shall be levied on mechanically ground
wood pulp bieached or unbleached An
other section amends clause 1896 and
fixes the rates of duty on printing pa
per, unszed. sized or glued, suitable for
books and newspapers at 800 up to 8-2(
of one cent per pound. according 10
value. and 712 per cent ad valorem Wher
valued above five cents per pound. An
additional one-tenth of a cent per pound
is placed on wood pulp from countries
paying an export bounty on wood pulp
Among the other bills introduced in the
house were those of Mr.. Jones, of Wash
ington, for cable to the Philippines, tc
cost not to exceed IS, 200. 600. and the Gre
alton of cable commission; by Mr.
Bull of Rhode Island. limiting the cost
of congressional funerals to 81 ,000 and ar
escort of not exceeding five members; by
Mr.. Russell, of Connecticut, providing
that the names of states shall be given
only to battleships and ffrst-class cruis-
6rS.
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TO FLORIDA.
Double Daily Fast Trains Via The
Southern Railway.

For the present Winter Season The
Southern Railway, with connections pre-
SCENTS the most superior schedules,
ARRANGEMENTS generally. ever offered to
the travel to Southern Resorts
Double Daily Trains from Cincinnati
and Louisville. in connection with the
Queen & Crescent Route, via Chatta-
nooga, Jesup and The Plant System.
Through Sleeping Car from Cincinnati
to Jacksonville, with convenient cennec-
lions from Louisville. via Knoxville.
AshevilIe and Savannah. This is the
Scenic Route through the Mountains Of
Western North CaroIina-''The Land Of
the Sky
Also through Sleeping Cars from st.
Louis to Jacksonville. in connection with
the L. e. & St. L. Railroad (Air Line1.
via Louisville; and through Sleeping Cars
from Kansas City to Jacksonville. via
the x @. F. 8. & NJ. Railroad, In connec
ton with The Southern Railway, via Rir-
mingham. Atlanta, Jesup and The Plant
System. The fast Kansas City-Jackson-
vile Limited, only thirty-eight hours
from Kansas City to Jacksonville
All Agents of connecting lines sell
through Winter Excursion tickets Via
The Southern Railway to. the Resorts OF
Florida and the South.
Maps. schedules, booklets and informa-
ton mailed free to any address by J. c.
Beam Jr., N. w. P. A. so Adams St,
Chicago ILL.,; G. A. Baird, TRAY. Passr'
Agent Louisville, Ky: W. A. Turk.
Genl. Passr.. Agent, Washington. D. C.:
VIM, H. Tayloe. Asst. Genl. Passr Agent
Louisville XIV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE FIGHT.
The Issue Is Reduction to an Eight
Club Circuit.

NEW YORK, Dec. u.-Though the for
NAL sessions Of the annual meeting Of the
National League and American Assccia-
ton of Baseball Clubs will not commence
until tomorrow, the Fifth Avenue hotel
was today the headquarters for dozen
executive sessions and private meetings
OF baseball megnates. Baseball men from
all sections of the country thronged the
hotel corridors tonight Not delegate
was missing save President Young, of the
league, and Andrew Freedman, Of the
New York club. The fight this year
hinges on an effor to reduce the league
circuit frCm twelve to eight clubs There
is ten-year agreement, expiring next
year, which provides that the circuit con-
siSt of twelve clubs. To reduce the cir
cult before then requires an unanimous
vote, and 1t was difficult to say tonight
just how that can be obtained.
At a late hour 1t was rumored that the
element in control of the Baltimore club
would absolutely refuse to sell out; that
the Louisville club will hold out for $780,
o0O and the Washington club for $4,000
If these rumors are true, reduction be-
comes a baseball impossibility.
Andrew Freedman, president of the
New York club, In an interview said:
The New York club will emain pas
sive; it will do nothing to improve the
Giants or the baseball situation until it
is certain that syndicate ball will be elm
mated from the national league. I do not
expect to attend the meeting of the
league which begins tomorrow, and will
not be fooled, either, by any legislation
otherwise than that which I consider
right and proper for the best interests
of baseball. That means a reduction of
the league to eight clubs, for more than
that number, with syndicate ball, is bound
to be disagreeable and fatal feature
When can consider that the New York
club will get an even chance to win it's
games played with other clubs, which
chance it did not have last year. when
up against syndicate clubs, shall be
willing to put out plenty of money to
make the Giants a winning aggregation"
James Hart, Of the Chicago club, wants
the new Western association to take in
Louisville and Cleveland, and the East
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-12
CUBAN TEACHERS PROTEST.
They Want Better Pay for Their
Services.

They Want Better Pay for Their
Services.
HAVANA, Dec 1.-THE teachers of
Havana have presented a petition to
Gen. Brooke in the course of which they
say:
1T is frequently asserted by Ameri-
cans that sc per cent of the Cubans can
not read, and that for this reason they
are not fit to govern themselves 1t is
therefore very important to educate the
Cubans; but with the salaries quoted in
the recent order 1t Is impossible for the
teachers to live. They see with much
modification that salaries in other
branches Of the public service are being
raised while the salaries to teachers are
being lowered. They ask that the salar-
les Of teachers in Havana be fixed at 1924
month, and In the other principal towns
at 800 a month. There are not eight
teachers who know English. In no coun-
try in the world is public school teacher
required TO teach other than his or her
own language. If English is to be taught
in Cuba, the petitioners request that
special teachers be provided, and that all
teachers be Cubans or Cuban citizens, eX-
cept. If necessary, those who are to teach
English"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-12

Spike Sullivan Easily Defeated the
Chicago Boxer.

HARTFORD. Conn, Dec II. - Spike
Sullivan got the decision over Young
= Kenny, the Chicago lightweight, in the
sixth round in what was scheduled to be
a twenty-round bout at 1873 pounds be-
fore the Capitol Athletic club. today.
Although carefully nursing his recently
broken arm Sullivan was the aggressor
from the start to finish. He landed at
will. frequently carrying the Chicagoan
Off his feet In the first round he sent a
hard straight left to Kennys jaw, from
which the latter never fully recovered.
In fact he was only saved from a knock
out by the bell. In the second round
Kenny braced a little, sending in several
hard lefts but the third, fourth and fifth
were easily Sullivan's In the sixth
Kenny caught terrific left on the Jaw.
which sent him to the floor. The ref
cree stopped the fight, awarding the de-
cision to Sullivan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-12
A BLOW ABOVE THE HEART AND
ONE ON THE JUGULAR DID
THE JOB


PARIS, Nov 3.-The great fight is over
which made Tom Sharkey. "the sailor, -
champion heavyweight pugilist of the
Los Angeles. yes it's true, too true, .
said Harry Corbett. when he first heard
OF dollars; but we still think old Jim JEFF
Of them ALL"
Yes! six rounds and the big Los Angeles
poy was counted out. 1t was fight from
the sound of the gong until the finish.
II was jim for a while. then Tom: the
betting was light and even. and those
VINO accompanied the Los Angeles bow
were confident that the preachers bow
Jim would win.
Lou Lou HSouseman, of the Inter Ocean, and
tip, but I think Jeffries is the best man. =
Those of the old-time Roby club cot on
their their m9ttie ard bet their wad on Cali
Honest John Murphy gave his decIsion
and Tom Sharkey, the sailor, was declar,
ed the, winner after delivering a body
der the jugular in the sixth round. All
thoSe OF the 1900 who witnessed it were
satisfied with the decision Long and
Ioud around the arena rang the cheers
OF those who witnessed the contest 'Fne
west was disappointed and lost heavily.
Yet 1t was as good representation Of
the great Fftzsimmons and Corbett fight
portray
Jeffries had the fight his own way for
the Rrst two rounds and was the aggress-
the tables. The fighting was fast and
FURIOUS, for the time set had been delay
ed TWO hours, owing to police regua-
Jeffrfes; and the only noticeable features
were the three Val1eigo girls. who will
now accompany big Tom. the sailor, to
Paris. One Of the three is to be Tom =
wife; Yet many Eastern and Southern
sports backed Sharkey, while the West
We're all Jeffries men. Tomorrow the.
daily press will receive many challenges,
as Is the usual case after such events.
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to the efficient support rendered by
George L. Wilson, ]. E. Meyers and A. B.
. Ovitt.
In speaking on the wheel as the pro-
fessional and workingman's friend, Gen
Child's said: ANY man who dies without
going through the experience of learning
to ride a wheel will have an eternity of
regret" This sentiment came in for lib
eral applause.
I. B. Keim spoke for the League of
American Wheelmen, F. E. Low for the
Laurel Cycle club and Wilfred Nelson for
the st. Paul Athletic club. Then Joseph
A. Wheelock responded to The Three
Great Dailies.''
Herman Oppenheim, the attorney of the
Associated Wheelmen, told of 1.-The Wheel
and the Law" In a very interesting way
he reviewed the advance OF the wheel
from the first decision in court that it was
general nuisance and should be abol-
1shed, to the present, when, in every state
the wheel is accorded equal rights with
other vehicles