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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
COAL MIN Frs.
The Tenth Annual National Conven-
tion viii Open at Pittsburg To-
Morrow.

PittSburg, Pa, January THE tenth
annual national convention of the Uni
ted Mine Workers of America will
open in this city next Monday and del
egates are already arriving. 1t is es-
timated that seven hundred delegates
will be present, representing 100,0 900
miners.
The election of officers will be the
first business after the convention is
organized The contest for the presi-
dency, will be an exciting one. There
are four candidates, as follows:
John Mitchell. of Indianapolis, Pat
rick Dolan, of Pittsburg, T. l.. Lewis,
of Bridgeport, Ohio. and James Clat-
worthy, of Coalburg, w. Va.
The Interstate convention, which
will follow the miners national con-
vention, will be we'll attended by opera
tors from outside States. 1t was re-
Pittsburg operators would not partic-
ipate. John Blyth, the veteran coal
operator, when asked if he would at
tend, said:
81 may attend the sessions of the
convention, but | will not be a party
to any agreement made | am tired of
tHc MluSIS mural SuDDOIt, dlu WduJ
something more substantial before
will bind myself to certain rates for a
year. l do not believe that one-half of
the operators of the Pittsburg district
have fully complied with the terms of
the Chicago agreement. / do not be-
-lieve the majority will participate in
the convention
President Dolan takes exceptions to
the claim that the agreement was not
generally complied with in the Pitts
burg district.
I'VE have had more uniform condi-
tions in the Pittsburg district" he said,
than ever before in the history of the
district. There will be more Pittsburg
operators in this convention than ever
attended a joint convention. They
would be very foolish if they did not
attend, as every other State will be
represented, with probably the excep-
ton Of West Virginia. The river OPP
orators, for the first time in the history
of mining will be present. There is no
doubt that the Pittsburg operators will
comply with any agreement that may
be made"
Columbus, Ohio, January THE
scale question came up before the Ohio
miners to-day. The convention adopt
ed the following resolution:
Resolved, That the delegates from
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
THE POTTERY TRUST
Pushing the Work of Transferring
the Various Plapts--All in but
Very Few.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, January {.
Notwithstanding the pending injunction
suits against the new pottery trust to be
heard in Cincinnati on Monday, the trust
people have been hard at work this week
compiling the combination. In the last
two days the deal has been completed
for the absorption of the East End Pot
tory Company, of this city; the Patterson
Pottery Company, at Welisville; the Ak
ron, Ohio China Company, and the Peo-
ria. Ills, Pottery Company. Since the
temporary injunction was dissolved the
promoters have been working night and
day to perfect the transfers af the plants
to the combine before the injunction case
is argued By Monday morning the for
NAL transfer of every plant will have been
completed, and the injunction rendered
useless so far a. preventing the formation
of the trust. The combine has a much
stronger grip on the earthernware inter-
est in the west than it had a week ago.
One plant in Findlay, one in Wheeling,
one in Ford City, Pa, and two In East
Liverpool. are the only western factories
now out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
HAD NOTHING TO SAY,
Col. Bryan Refuses to Discuss Richard
Cookers Declarations.

SOI. IeIuSeS DISCUSS
Cookers Declarations.
INDIANAPOLIS, January VIM. Jen-
nings Bryan passed through this city at
noon from Cincinnati to Chicago, where
he Will speak this evening before the
Jackson club. The Croker statement, in
which the New York leader spoke his SEN
timents in favor of expansion, was men
toned to Mr.. Bryan. He declined TO say
anything concerning Mr. Croker views.
or any reason why, in his opinion, the
statement was given out.
VERY often people express views diff
ferent fro mmy own" said Mr.. Bryan,
"and then L am asked for an expression on
them. l do not care to make any state
ments or give comparisons between my
own views and the views of others. When
l have anything to say, l prefer to pre-
pare it, and 1 always receive an opportu-
nifty to express myself if | desire.
Mr. Bryan declined to add anything to
the discussion of the free silver question,
other than what he says in his speeches,
and his mouth became sealed when he
was asked if he intended being a candidate
for President in 1900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
CONSOLIDATED.
American Steel and Wire Company
and Outside Concerns Absorbed by
New Corporation.

New York January Tt is announc-
ed by the American Steel and Wire
Company officials that he various steel
and wire interests in this country are
to be consolidated into new corpora
ton to be known as the American Steel
and Wire Company of New Jersey. The
consolidation will include the present
American Steel and Wire Company,
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company, of Worcester, Mass, and
Waukegan, Ills; Worcester Wire Com
pany, of Worcester, Mass. Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company, of Cleveland,
O.. New Castle Wire Nail Company, OF
New Castle Pa; Pittsburg Wire Com
pany, of Pittsburg; Cincinnati Barbed
Wire Fence Company, of Cincinnati;
Laidlaw Bale & Tie Company, of Jol-
let, Ills, and Kansas City, Mo; Con-
solidated Barb Wire Company of Law
renee, Kas., and Joliet, Ills; Newburg
Wire and Nail Company, of Newburg,
N. Y; oliver & Snyder Steel Company,
of Pittsburg; Oliver Wire Company, of
Pittsburg, and other companies as
well. "~.~. ste. '''.s
The new company will have q stock
of $40 600, 600 preferred Z per cent cum
ulative, having lien on assets prior to
the common stock, and $5O,O0OO,OO0
common stock. The present stock
holders of the American Steel and
Wire Company will exchange their Sc
curities for those of the new company
on the following basis:
The preferred stock will receive 100
per cent in new preferred and sixty per
cent in common stock, and the common
stock will receive 100 per cent in new
common stock.
An underwriting syndicate furnishes
SIS, 900, 900 to complete the deal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08

of it, Tt came about by her taking her
new husband. the only one she has eveE
had too, to visit kinsfolS of hers up In
the hin country OF northwestern New
Jersey. The kinsfolk live in great big
old house, where every room has its four-
poster bed and its warming pan. TiNAI
are charming people. and the wife waA
anxious that the new husband should
make good impressions. AT dinner orl
the day of their arrival she observed with
horror that the new husband drank more|
wine than was usual She is not used "a
see wine on the table, being Of temperance
bringing up, and she fears it. Her hus
band paid no attention to her pleading
glances, but plainly enjoyed his wine i'm
mensely Dinner over. the wife lead hini
Off to bed as early as possible, for shtl
fearer- the wine- wonld snegila to .rnase- ID
influence apparent. He protested that no
hadn't had a drop too much, but he went
docilely to bed and to sleep. Hours later
the wife was awakened by "a fearful
groaning.
Jennie! Jenniew she heard her hus.
band say in a thick, mufiied voice "Jen-
ME, I've lost my head
"Hush" said She Somebody will hear
you. / told you you were drinking too
much"
Il amt drunk" said the mufled voice.
I've lost my head; it's gone"
Nonsense said the wife Keep quiet.
Look for your head. start al your knees
and feel up to your neck Yourl find IL
there"
i've done that" walled tho voice Two
done it and / can't find my head"
The wife angrily leaned over and touch-
ed his shoulder. There was no head above
It, She climbed out of bed and lit The
lamp There on the bed lay the groanif-1r
headless body, tho neck ending at the
headboard under which was a space %
several inches Through this tho pillow
had slipped the head with It. il required
careful engineering on the wife's part to
draw the head back through the opening.
though Il had slipped In so easily, and the
man had a stiff neck next day. The wits
still declares he drank too much. or he'd
have known where his head Was al thu
time. lie says he was asleep. and other
people say the thing didn't happen al all.
The wife. however. has tho last wz@nml
Washington Post
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
FOR LIFE
Prof. J. W. Mcclure Found entity Of
the Murder of a Baptist Minister'S
Mistress.

Louisville, Ky, January IA special
to the Evening Post from Munfords-
vile, Ky, says:
Prof j. W. Mcclure, who is indicted
with the Rev. Gregory Doyle for the
murder OF Miss Lydia Bracher. was to-
day given a life sentence. The jury
was out four hours.
Doyle is a Baptist minister and it is
alleged had betrayed Miss Bracher,
and while she was in that condition he
is said to have induced Prof. Mcclure,
who is one of the most prominent ed
ucators in this section, to perform a
criminal operation which resulted in
the girls death. Separate trials were
demanded and Mcclure was tried flrst-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08


of
by
published
him since he developed
a of
for period of
justice
ton of the island Turkey has protested Prince
George and not believed
porte the nomination OF the prince commissioner The
Turkish
will easily be George king
Greece. a in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
FIRST EFFECT
Of the Formation Of The Tin Plate
Trust is a Big Advance in Prices.
Will Go Higher.

PTTTSBURG, Pa, January An Off
cial dispatch was received in this city to-
day from headquarters of the tin plate
combine, giving notice that the list has
been withdrawn and advanced quotations
will rule at once. The advance is 20 cents
on each standard 1g0-pound box. The job
bers, therefore. have put up prices 20
cents, thus jumping from $40 to $40
within q hours 1t is believed quotations
will advance until 81 is reached.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
NJ RS. BOTkIN
Too Ill to be Sentenced Yesterday
A Stay of One Week Granted.

San Francisco, January Mrs. Cor
della Botkin. convicted of the murder
Of Mrs. John P. Dunning, of Dover,
Del, was to have appeared for SEN
tence to-day, but did not do so, her at
torneys giving as the reason the sick
ness of their client, who, they allege,
has been i'll ever since the jury return
ed the verdict Her attorney asked for
three weeks to prepare a batch of ex-
ceptions to the verdict. but on the pro-
test of the District Attorney, Judge
Cook granted stay of proceedings for
one week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
ABOUT AN ACTRESS,
Anna Gould's Husband Fought a Due
With Another Erenchmau

PARIS, January THE Liberte says to-
day that the friends of VI. Paul Deroulede.
the founder of the Patriotic League. and
member of the Chamber of Deputies. deny
that he was wounded in the abdomen in
a duel fought two weeks ago with Count
de Castellane, member of the Chamber of
Deputies representing the Castellane dis
trict of the Lower Alps.
The dispute which caused the duel was
said to have grown our of a quarrel re-
garding an actress. The friends of NJ de
Roulede, in denying the story. say he is
suffering from bronchitis. Count de Cas-
tellane married Anna Gould. of New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
AElERICAN SOLDIERS
Will be Seen for the First Time Beyond
the Atlantic-Wnl Make a Good Show

-
ing.
Pittsburg, Pa, January Major
General Henry W. Lawton, who COM
manded division of the Fifth army
corps during the Santiago campaign,
passed through Pittsburg to-day from
Washington, on his way to Columbus,
Ohio, where he will make. an inspec-
ton of the soldiers in the barracks at
that place. Gen. Lawton said:
THE trip is too long for any others
than those in the very best physical
condition. | mean to take none but
the very best soldiers in our army
This will be the first time that body
of soldiers of the United States has
crossed the Atlantic ocean. The trip
will be made through the SueZ canal
and as we will stop at a number Of
coaling stations and ports, foreign
countries to the east will have a first
opportunity of seeing what United
States soldiers look like"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
FAVORS CHILLED BEEF.
The COmmissary of General Lees Com
mand Prefers 1t to Amy Other.

The Commissary of General Lees Com
mand Prefers 1t to ANY Other.
Washington, January 1.-THE COM
missary general to-day gave out re-
port he has received from Lieut.. Col
onel G. E. Wood, chief cOmmissary Off
Ger of the Seventh corps, Gen. Lees
command, to show how the troops in
the vicinity Of Havana are faring in
the matter of fresh meat. The report is
dated Havana, December 81, and says
in cart:
From the 31st of May to the 18th Of
December, I have had dealings with the
Cudahy Packing Company, Armour's
Company and Swift Company, all of
whom have supplied refrigerated beef
to the troops of this corps, and it has
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
DAY IS NOT ILL

Canton, Ohio, January fudge Day
is not i'll and has not been since his re-
turn to Canton. all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. He and Mrs.
Day leave at 2 O'Clock Sunday for
Washington. They will be guests at
the White House for the diplomatic
dinner and for the dinner to the peace
commission.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
1t the assertions of

In eastern countries,
8. in place of our story
have professional story
heir art to interest their
les of love, and marvellous
air-breadth escapes, and
here's a story of a wonder
at has made thousands of
he'd almost magical, which
should read or hear. To
n to read it, may save a wo-
life or that of her husband.
che is the discovery of DR..
(. an eminent and skillful spe-
thirty years chief consulting
the great Invalids' Hotel and
,titute, at Buffalo, n. Y. It is
:. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
kiakes the appetite hearty, the
krfeet, the liver active, the
nd rich, the nerves steady, the
Il the body strong. 1t is the
\ker and flesh builder. 1t
It. of all cases of consump-
of the air-passages. 1t
\ases and is the best med
I'd men and women. A
iler husbands life by
he house, and getting
when he feels out-of-
needless about their
ores sell it. Doctor
worldwide, and his
Buffalo, N. Y, think
they made him their
tigress, but his great
caused him to resign
lon that he might de-
bf his life to the relief
& to have in the house
ce's Pleasant Pellets.
ess and' constipation
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY
For Havana Incorporated in New Jersey
Yesterday.

ICSItIUNys
TRENTON, n. j., January 7.-Articles
of incorporation of the Havana Electric
Railway were filed with the Secretary of
State to-day. The company is capitalized
at $4,000. The incorporators are w. p.
$ Melvin, East Orange, and G. b. X.
Wade and Herbert A. Howell, of New
YORK; The objects of the company. as set
out in the articles, are to manufacture,
produce and sell electricity, gas and fuel,
and to operate railways, telephone lines,
gas and electric light plants, etc.
1t is understood that the company is
formed for the specific purpose of acquir-
ing the street railways of the city of Ha-
Vana.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08

given universal satisfaction.
The health and good condition of
this command was due in the main to
this fact. that no bad meat was ever
issued, the percentage of sickness in the
Seventh corps being far less than in
any other of the crops.
With regard to the Manned roast
beef it has never been issued to this
corps, except as part of the travel ra-
ton and no complaint as to it's quality
has ever reached me in my official ca
pacity.
After seven long months in hot eli
mate and with the prospect of many
more in the islands Of Cuba. | am of
the opinion that refrigerated beef, if it
is properly handled Immediately after
the issue, will give better satisfaction
than TO have lean CRASHED Texas
steers sent here to be killed and eaten
on the same day.
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Washington. d. c., January To
days condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. 1922, S00,615;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
LOST HIS HEAD.

don't know whether the story is apoch-
ryphal or not, but the woman who told It
to me is prepared to swear TO every detail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08

NtNfA - - -
lad been asked,
sse men, guilty
pc their conse-
up the alega-
he was fer
Green, one Of
~order tina,
to-day, lell
Iodded, and he
Ice to the right
awoke and kept
b fan.
referred to Judge
t, and deplored the
then such prosecu-
baugurated. He in
of the defense to
krdon had not acted
lade caustic refer
lon that Quay pre-
| n from being nomi-
kratic candidate for
e with keen irony
lat Quay was a Re-
Rck of knowledge
both parties. His
caused a general
lifted, Mr.. Graham
ledter and then
on that the trial
Essed for. He de-
end'ants had been
dy trial and stated
Pm. The succeed
ITO shQw that there
Fr4n an asser-
Iator Quay to the
election
.INDICATION,
ht the assertions of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
G 2 ]
Prevents Pneumonia.

The use of seventy Seven" for Grip
prevents Pneumonia by breaking up the
Cold. while its tonic powers sustain the
vitality during the attack
The doctors and officers OF Boards Of
Health say that this epidemic of Grip is
not so severe or fatal as former ones. but
the danger Of Pneumonia or other compii-
cations is just as great
If you will carry vial of ''77-' in your
pocket and take frequently you Will es-
cape the Grip.
At druggists or sent prepaid; &c. SOC.
and 500
Humphreys Med Co. Cor. William &
John SITS, New York. Be sure TO get
HUMPHREYS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
% = : -

Is DR.. Humphreys Specific for
Coughs, Colds. Influenza and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08

al aside "a jurors, while
ut four peremptory chal-
Eg.led that three of the
charged an incomple-
lpd he dissected the 9TH
Zled attention to the fact
the NState Treasurer nor
| Bank had made complaint
N with great warmth why
woe at tho
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-28

For years II has been 4 stock toke OF
the comic papers that a servant girl never
stay. longer than a week In Lon.eyviile
or CN,ckethurst. but sober truth In strans-
sr than funny fiction every time. IL you
can ferret IL out. A Brooklyn housakeep-
sr last week. after entertaining daily n
coter.e es applicants who came 10 exam
ine her selected ono and engaged her.
"Tumorrow morning, Mary" abe na'd on
the first night. II want You To make tho
hrs ard pat the water TO boil. by that
time IN lie down"
Yes, mum The gtFl replied, and she
oseyed orders. When the mistress ap-
pears-f the next morning she found Nae fire
rearing loudly ard a cloud Of steam is
sufrlg from the spout VI tho kettle. Mary.
however. -, still in chair. her hat and
shawl on ana her BAG hY her SIDE
Why Nary." the woman asked. what
does this mean where are YOU soingr'
''snurc> o'm soin' 20 leave. mum" saii
the girl. "Ci ieiks your husband well
enough. ha, as for you. O, dons Joke your
face. - Oifn voln'."
Anf she went,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-28

Copper NORRIS. GOLD SOUTH.


Wv. sanner, II Everett. r. one Of the
r,ea a It's state who has Travelled from
che enc q the casna . range % the other
r. Washsssxton- Die - nov a guest ~ the
Northern ana has - SAY Of the iaoeA
npensyy thai ~h!s r. 10 extraordinarily
rsrh * " bat ous section OF fss SAA1s
range worked. bsosAss y u hssr taxhs
y,srfausu. In iris ranse he sAys. from ne
is.ternaf!ox.z. Boundary line on the nortn
g. the oregon line on tae SOUTH -
sxasd eosy q. ore, rsaA iE copper Ia the
rsrsh and In god Ia the south. IN an
isss-rvs~~ yesterday ss sd;
4 suppose / have travsisd over the
Cs~cssls range ss much a. any mae or
fas the Daw tsensy years ana % the ois-
s~1gs.a n -. whole world The copper
asnes % .aentaaa and Michigan never
thes4xft ~ showing ~ ron ore - y psaAe
turflea OF ia al tns index propsf. .e.
ha@ saspp~d surface rock 20 tae snssfer
AID found IL 10 pay. Yet they are dong
hi. e. over the inses camp
inas. = . so..~r camp ar nH : ~ Tsn Re
g. tAis state We're half the amount OF
nass~y invested fn machinery 20 work tie
C@.sass that u gosr : TO ASas.a . k.on-
Che result Tndes v'n prove wonderful
eAnsp su; y sssns woskst sim2,y bscae:s
Il IL cf0ss 80 transportation The ore 70
. tn .ss s-' ~ ssf' ss ss ssss-n n
Tie index ore can be turned into matte
ms sane Class Of GRE 10 found at sil-
vsrtsn and o. Aonts Cr.sto Monte Crieto
has serpuasffated that the further down
pm O. the richer the Gre iscomes. Old
prosTsssers al one tirns tho1xnf there was
NJ depth 20 the ore In the CAscadea Tsis
thetre Ass scea proven wrong. Tor now
49, knyx thar every inch to the cspth
49, e. he value ~ tire ore At the Hell
era mine, near siiserfon. they are SCOOP
snS ore from N the mountain side and
ehlpcfns 10 the Everett srnslter With
Vo1cr tr.nkportauoa facilities there IL no
fs~eon why To entire range sacuid not
~ worked TIE Monte Crssto mine carries
mach gold and the iron contained In the
ere II A. fm and makes ~ easy ere Ia
fr~af.
Tae day VIII yet come when Index and
thu whole Of the Cascade range as far
sp9th - Mount Rainier will ~ one vast
mining district with more sivitenf paying
mines IN fall operation than any other
similar stretch Of country m THE world
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-28

In recent debate In the French chamber
OF deputies on the budget. che minister Of
colonies declared that France. during the
last current year spent sa'o, ooo francs on
her foreign possessions. or almost as much
as the total amount spent by Great Britain.
There seems 20 be no effective control q.
colonial expenditure In France In the case
OF Madagascar. the latest French colonial
acquisition. Tor Instance. the chamber ma (!
granted a credit OF 10 cban francs but
ais was exceeded hv 1900 On flames which
had been spent without authority The
colonial ventures ~ Germany and Italy
have been VIGOROUSLY unfortunate. though
German traders are beginning 70 profit from,
the losses q, their government. IN Iris eiirsc-
ton. The total of French export. 20 French
colonies for thc isst year represents lls
(" 90 francs az against eip.oOoo0 ex-
ported hy Great Britain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-28

Anderson and Frank Smith discovered re-
Gently q six-foot ledge Of free milling ere.
a surface assay of which runs So 20 the
ton. /; II two miles from the Post Lam
bert claim
+ O. Carlisle, one Of the represents tives
tf Ohio people who have bonded r. w.
Pettibdre's claim on Red mountain. offers
TO give $50 towards building q road out
this way II the county will help. His coma
pAny is going to push the work In . prac-
Sical manner.
II the road Is bull. these Ohio people
ana Corners and English, who hava bought
the Post Lambert CLAIM, will put IN dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-28

ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. i7-Jeetters
were rrsc.aved today from Peter Lennie
and TAvEn sr<h. OF Tits city, who had 4
most remarkable meeting In tho Aiaskan
saowrlsd pssso= While going over the
passes eniih hlHpersa 20 occasionally
write Ms name In tire -rcw along tho cliffs
~ banks 1Snnl~ noticed the name and
took 60 the trail lie was Ia reed II
friends ana pushs.' on, Doubling on him.
art finally. ~ nndinx his name written
A. intervals ~ a mile r. managed TO make
ire rtsAt turn and cvrne In % Smith Just
a. eFi1ioai .'fns. They have been together
sinre ara have met with good success
Cincinnati Enquirer