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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Chronicle of Daily Events from the
City of Workshops and Mills.
Bids for grading and paving a part
of Center, Buckeye, South Broadway
and Aetna streets were opened yester-
day. The bidders were c. G. Cochran,
T. ]. Stringer, Day & Co., Geo. B.
Clifford and Beny & Koehnline. 1t
stated that C. C. Cochran's bid for the
entire paving was the lowest, but on
one street he was higher. The contract
will be awarded tonight by Council
and also the contract for the brick.
The Suburban Brick Company bid fifty
four cents per square yard, Mack &
Company ffty-six cents for wirecut,
sixty-one cents for repressed, fifty-two
cents for block, and fifty-eight cents
for grooved.
The four Hungarians were fined yes
terday morning by Mayor Shipman.
Three received five dollars and costs
and one one dollar and costs. Michael
Hoar got ten dollars and costs and ten
days in Jail. Michael was drunk and
had a small arsenal on his person.
Having no money, Marshal Lindmuth
escorted him to st. Clairsville.
Miss Rosa Conahuay is visiting
friends in Wheeling.
1t is said the suit of Tobin against
the city will be compromised.
The Etude Mandolin and Guitar club
gave their second dance at the Assem-
bly, rooms in the Mechanics hall. 1t
was well attended.
A. T. Dinsmore has been appointed
land appraiser by the auditor to fill
the place made vacant by the death of
M. c. Mitchell. He was a candidate
for this position twice. 1t is said a few
Republicans are unified" over the ap-
pointment.
The Farewell club dance at Scheeh-
les hall was largely attended. Mr..
Brock Brown and lady were the prize
winners in the cake walk.
The Democrats at their meeting
Thursday night did not decide when
they would hold their primaries. The
meeting was well attended and much
enthusiasm was shown. A strong
ticket will be placed in the field and
as the party is well organized it will
make the strongest fight it has made
for many years.
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don't understand it and it doesn't
matter to us whether it passes or not"
they are grievously In error. 1t does
matter to them. Tt matters to them
especially. If they do not under
stand the question at issue they should
make haste to inform themselves. II
all voters took the same view of public
questions, especially Of questions of
the disposition of the public funds and
of taxation it is apparent that there
would be absolutely no protection for
the property of the citizen from any
organized raid which those in control
of the city government might choose
to make.
Every citizen pays his full share OF
taxation and those who imagine they
pay little or nothing are usually the
last men to whom the whole burden Is
passed on and who pay it all finally.
Every citizen, therefore, from the
richest man to the poorest is a tax
payer in proportion to his wants and
expenditures. And every citizen, no
matter how poor is interested in de-
feating the refunding ordinance which
will be voted on at the polls next Sat
urday. Every citizen is interested be-
cause this ordinance proposes a scheme
which if adopted would keep the city
of Wheeling in debt for a generation
to come and cause the people to pay
double the sum they otherwise will
under the present intelligent, bust
nesslike and easy method Of liquidat-
ing the debt-and it is every citizens
duty to himself, to those dependent
upon him and to the city to exert ev-
cry effort to defeat this unworthy and
dangerous scheme, which asks every
thing and offers nothing.
1t is as true to-day as ever that
Eternal vigilance is the price of lib
erty."
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FETCH TT TO WHEELING.

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Parkersburg Sentinel has the follow
ing interesting information to give out
concerning the rivalry of Parkersburg
and Wheeling for the Republican State
Convention:
"A gentleman on the inside tells US that
at a secret caucus of the White people
held Saturday night 1t was agreed not to
make an effort to secure the holding of the
Republican State Convention at Parkers-
burg, but to aid Wheeling. A pretense will
be made toward getting it here, but it is
the desire Of the machine that it be held
at Wheeling for personal and financial
reasons"
In all of which the machine shows
it's political wisdom. They are keen
politicians, these bosses who compose
the machine and are backing Mr..
Whites candidacy, and they know that
Wheeling is THE convention city of
West Virginia, the most easily and
comfortably accessible by rail or water
and the best from every point of view
from that of party finance to that of
the comfort and general convenience
of the individual delegates. Our
Parkersburg contemporary goes on
to say:
For reasons, however, which the we'll
informed politician comprehends, the ring
Is very much opposed to taking it to any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17
CITIZENS,

The average man who own little or
no property subject to taxation must
not think because of that fact that he
is not a taxpayer.
He is a taxpayer, just as heavy a
taxpayer in proportion to his other
property or earnings as the greatest
owner of real estate in the city-he
may even pay a much larger pro rata
share than the owner of much real es-
tate, though he may not know it, be-
cause on him it is an indirect tax.
But the insignificant property wner
the small renter, boarder, or tenant
-comprehends that he is a taxpayer
and a very important taxpayer, too, if
he gives the matter a thought, when
the landlord comes around and re-
marks ruefully, 81 regret to say, Mr..
Tenant, that owing to the fact that my
taxes have been increased, l am com
PEELED to raise the rent" etc. Then,
II the tenant is a thinking man, he
WI appreciate the well established
fact it really isn't the landlord who
stands the raise in taxes but himself
and the other possible tenants. He
begins to appreciate the hard fact that
taxes are always passed on to the last
man and that in this case he is that
last man.
The Register speaks of this matter
in order to impress upon the citizen
who may think he pays nothing more
than a mere poll tax to the city, that
he is very likely to be sadly mistaken.
He is the last man and if he doesn't
pay the increase in taxes directly to
the collector he will pay it in increased
rent, or board, or in the increased
prices of the necessaries he buys.
The Register would impress these
facts on those citizens who are taking
. special interest in the ~refunding or
which is to be voted on at the
EEK from to-day. When
Y. "oh, we don't care
ding business. We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17

Gen. French is the only English
commander who has been any time in
the field in South Africa who has re-
tanned his military reputation un-
seathed. The mobility of his cavalry
force is the secret of his success
However. there is something suspi-
cious about the remarkable ease with
which he is reported to have relieved
Kimberley.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deeds of Transfers Admitted to Rec
ord in Clerk Robertson's ONCE.
Deed made November Is, 1899, By
John A. Howard, commissioner, to
James Fitzsimmons, for part of lot No.
157, on Seventeenth street. Consider
alton, $3.50.
Deed made February Is, 1900, by
Elizabeth Bruner to Joseph ]. Beuter,
for a piece of property on the Mt.
Wood road. Consideration, $500.
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Municipal ownership of the privilege
of selling electricity to the people will
never come through the refunding or
dinance. 1t requires little investiga-
ton of the ordinance to satisfy the
inquiring mind of that fact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17

Fels- Naptha soap is a won
der: it does what no one be-
lieves beforehand: it washes
clothes by soaking a half
hour, then a little rubbing in
cold or warm tsater, not hot.
SC; and the SC back from
your grocer, not as we say.
F.l. & Co. m. .::PAn.dslpaiA.
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Probably the Beers would rather it
had been Ladysmith that French re-
lieved than Kimberley, where their
arch-enemy, Cecil Rhodes, has been
cooped up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17

The intelligent voters of Wheeling
should roll up a greater vote against
the refunding scheme next Saturday
than they did the last time and thus
bury this iniquity so deep it can never
be resurrected.
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ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY.

Every purchaser of a copy of the
Sunday Register will
secure free a very handsome and
life-like Autograph portrait of Adj
simile Of his autograph. The pic
lures are suitable for framing, Or
may be used in decorations ON
Washingfon's Birthday. Buy the
Sunday Register, and get all the
news of the world, and a portrait Of
Dewey.
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ADMIRAL Q DEWEY.

Every purchaser of a copy of h
Sunday Hegfster VIII
Iife-Iike IithoEraph portrait of Adj
miraI Dewey. each containing a fac
AfmiIe of his autograph. The pic
lures are suitable for framing, or
may be used in decorations on
W~ashingtOn's Birthday. buy the
unday Register, and get all the
news of the world, and n portrait Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17

funding scheme to give us municipal
electric lighting. They are the men
who buncoed the city out Of that right
some years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17

If you want to get the city out of
debt as easily and speedily as possible
and clear the way for a reduction Of
taxation vote against the refunding or
enhance. The election is next Satur-
cay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-17

Flags, Decorations, Bunting, Dewey
Souvenirs. Dewey, Washington and
Mckinley Portraits, Waterproof
String Flags at JASON C. STAMPS.
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Buy the Sunday Register and Sc
cure "a handsome Autograph portrait
of Admiral Dewey, with fac smile
autograph.
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If you want cheaper gas and munich
pal electrical lighting work and vote
against the refunding scheme.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FINEST cutlery grinding done right here
4 in Wheeling; c~oncaving razors a spec
ialty for barber use; clipper. scissor and
knife work done promptly; prices reasona-
able. Wheeling Scale Works, 1893 Market.
Tel. 965 ja22esb
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buy the Sunday Register and Sc
cure a handsome Autograph portrait
of Admiral Dewey, with fac smile
autograph.
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Vote the city speedily out of debt
next Saturday. Clear the way for a
speedy and sweeping reduction of tax
atiOn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFITS in Stocks. Wheat and Cotton.
Modern Methods Make Money.
Write for our free book. c. r. MACKEY
& co, % Broadway, New York. fe3sath
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-A reliable registered drug
clerk. References required. Address
PHARMACIST, care Register. fel6esdq
WANTED-A competent registered phar-
macist; salary good for amount of work.
Address JARVIS PHARMACY, Amos. W.
Va, fel4e&da
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LOST.

LOST-Thursday morning. between the
Register office and 1866 National Road, key
ring containing eight keys. Please leave at
this office or residence of 7. ]. Thompson,
456 National Road, and receive reward.
fe17eq
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they played for an entertainment. The
company reports having q good time
and meeting with great success.
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Don't trust the men behind me r.
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GEN WANTED.

WANTED-Agents to handle fine line of
installment goods. Commission paid every
Saturday; good inducements TO the right
party. c. L. ADAMS & CO., $50 Market
street. tel4et
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WANTED.

WANTED-A good house to rent, of about
8 rooms, with modern conveniences and in
respectable location. One with roomy lot
preferred. No objection to suburban resi-
dence near motor line. Address 7. o. Box
107. fe14emda
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Personal.
FOR ALE-MIscELLANEoUs

FOR SALE For Rent" Rooms for
Rent" cards ard house leases for sale at
REGISTER Counting Roo
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Improvement Imp. Co.
Merchants Wire e Nail co.
GEORGE WISE, II. NJ.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

That side-splittin.. comedy, entitled
Hello BILL" opened q two nights en-
gagement last night at the Opera
House. and what the audience lacked in
numbers 1t made up in thorough en-
joyment of the unending complications
of this clever piece OF play writing. The
work of Mr.. II. Blakemore, in the lead
ing part, that OF the bogus General
Fuller. was excellent, and shows how
good comedian he really is. The
supporting company is made up Of ca
pable people. and the staging is In keep
Ing with the acting. and under the per-
sonal direction Of the author of the play.
Mr.. Willis Maxwell Goodhue. There
should be full house tonight.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIGENcER 1900

track seems to be in good condition for
good facing to-day. Sal
hit is as hot to-day as It was ycs-
terday. those going 10 the fair are adj
vised to take more than one sweat
hopper" with them.
The horticultural hall presents a de-
llghtful picture to the eye with It's
nobby decorations and displays. Char
ley Schmidt never does things by
halves. ~
Two women. connected with one OF the
Midway shows went in bathing In the
river at the lower end OF the Island
yesterday afternoon. They wore tights.
and both Ohio and West Virginia were
shocked to such an extent that q police
officer felt impelled TO place the pair,
under arrest, but they were released
with reprimand.
The Wheeling fire department, Is rep
resented on the grounds this year for
the first time with the Island reel, with
Captain Jimmy McClement In COM
mand. Emergency box s has been loca-
ted temporarily on the grounds as u
means Of further protection. The fair
association is under obligations to
Chief Cline and the fire committee OF
council for this act OF consideration for
the large property interests located on
the grounds.
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grapher. is sought out by every visitor:
It contains some of the portraits. that
were given the highest honors at the
recent national convention Of the pro-
fessional photographers. In the north
wing is located the educational exhibit.
with Superintendent of Schools W., H.
Anderson in charge: every district
school In the city Is well represented,
and the rivalry Is Intense. as 1t always
Is in this department. The jellies and
cakes display, In charge Of Mrs. George
w. Lutz. is n Joy forever for the aver
age housewife who visits the fair. and
this year the department Is winner,
and worth spending half an hour with.
Among the other exhibitors are the H.
f. Behrens Company. groceries; Meyer
& Radcliffe. bottled drinks: Reymann
Brewing Company. beers: w. L. Tan
ney. signs; F. w. Banner Company,
pianos and musical Instruments:
Wheeling Business College and Elliott
Business College. educational; Wheel
MS leht " H"iiHb COMPANY anu oth-
ers. All In all. the main building Is a
winner from wing to wing.
The horticultural department, under
the direction of Councilman Charley
Schmidt, Is by long odds the finest ever
seen on these grounds. Such peaches
were never grown before; such pears
and grapes and apples have seldom
been seen In horticultural show-and
so 1t goes through the entire catalogue
OF fruits and vegetables.
The dog show Is big and noisy. II Is
located in machinery hall. and the
hundred or more entrants are not at
nll slow in letting people know that
they have made their appearance In
the first bench show given under the
auspices Of the fair association.
Jefferson Rice has charge OF an un-
usually fine poultry exhibit.
In cattle. sheep and hogs this fair
stands pre-eminent. and Superintend-
ents Jacob and Terrill are more than
pleased with the volume and quality OF
the entries that they have received and
classified. 81
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

The funeral OF W. W. Williams took
place yesterday afternoon ut 2 o'clock,
from his late residence out the pike,
and was largely attended. The Forres-
tiers and the Knights of Pythias turned
out in body. The interment was
made at LiraHood cemetery.
The funeral of the thrce-months'-
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coon. of
Wheeling Creek, took place yesterday
afternoon at 9 o'clock, and the inter-
ment followed at Linwood cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Samuel Nawsom
will take place this afternoon, from the
Third Methodist Episcopal church, and
the interment will be at ,Linwood ceme-
terry.
Mrs, Clyde McLaiu came down from
Steubenville yesterday. to spend the
week with the family of G. B. O'Kelley,
on Morgan street.
]. X. Mcfarland. of st. Clairsville.
Republican candidate for county re-
corder, was In the city yesterday. call
ing on the boys.
Joseph McConnaughy returned to
Moundsville yesterday. after visit of
few days with his family out the pike.
=. MI. uuu MIS.t w lIilttHl I1UNtll-a duu
Miss Maggie Howell returned yesterday
from q two weeks tour OF the lakes.
All members Of the Republican club
are requested :o.attend the meeting at
the city Building. Tomorrow evening.
John Glffen goes to Irondale to-day.
to attend the semi-annual meeting OF
the Good Templars.
Mrs. John Davis left yesterday for
Empire. to spend couple of weeks
with relatives.
A. L. Mcfarland, of st. Clalrsville. is
spending the week with friends in this
city.
Several people from here left last ev-
ening. to attend the Smyrna fair to-
day.
]. B. Nicholson. of East Liverpool, is
the guest of his mother out the pike
Adam Coss. OF Colerain. was u bust
ness caller In the, city yesterday.
]. B. Reed has 9returned from busi-
ness trip to Salem, W. Va.
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TUESDAYS RACES
There Are Three Good Cards in the
2:14 Pace, $50 Trot and 2:2o Trot.
There Are Many. Entries.

q ii ID . 4 = o. D. f. n ri. e.
The racing begins this afternoon at
lis O'Clock, and the card Is an excellent
one, Including the 2:l4 pace, $3.50 trot
and 2:2O trot. There are many en-
tries. as follows:
2:li PACE.
I Gladys, by Legal Tender Jr. re, NAL
III. Manpln. Xrbucisle: W. Va. =
Jesse l.. b. m. by Montague. Western
Reserve Stock Farm. Rayenna, O.,
Nicoll, z. g.. by John Bell, c. A. Nc
Mahon. caniield, o.
Q: SEiseman Wheeling. W. Va.
= Daisy Elder. g. M. by Box Elder. A. s..
Byersley South Scion, o.
II. J; 4; br. g.. by Conclavc. c. r. Jami-
son. Butler. Pa,
y. ", I: +: bT; 81 by conclavc. c. r. Jaml-
Joe Rhea. blk. e.. by Don Pergasso.
George Castle, Chicago. III.
$50 TRoT.
ELM E11l' Grd %; 81 H. III william J. Kennedy
Bob Bell, b. s.. By Bright Bell. j. c.
Lee Wilkes. b. h.. j. d. W!sman, Lows
Vile, w Va.
Westwood. br: g.. by Allie West,
Annie ,TrevIlinn. b. M. by TrevIllan, The
ketcham Farm. Toledo. Q.
,Simmontella. b. m.. by Slmmontella.
Vance Nichols, Chenille, o.
Billy 'Boyles. b. e., by Alfred G.. ]. C.
Wallace. Morgantown; ". Va;
,, Perey Sn; e. by VI Esbert j. C. Wallace,
Mercury, :. g.. by Mckinney. o. Else
man. Wheeling. w. Va.
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Pauline Dimplee. b. T.. by Nuthurst, Dave
John Webb: &. g.. by Above. Dan King.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kec, New Martlnsville. W. Va.
Quet2el. b. h.. by McGrcgor Wilkes, W.
e.; Newbury. Hanover, Mich.
Sunalo Dudley. CHI. g.. by Sunalo, C. r.
Jnmison. Butler. Pa.
Burgess, s. g., by Almont Jr., c. r. JAM
ison. Butler, Pm.
stamboul. b. M. by Stamboul, C. r.
Jamison. Butler. Pa.
Vim. Long, g. &. by Pilot Medium, VIM.
Long, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mamie Vincent. h. m. by Lord Vincent.
Ray & Waddle. Wheeling, w. Va.
go TROT.
Gale. by Great Heart. Cort 6 johnson.
Montana. o. --sHs
Spring Boy, Z. s., by Archie Ham. w.
b. Allen, PIT Pleasant, W. Va,
W. sp Ansr hoS Maiden, De- Nj H. y Va Hoppym4'arn
Pure Gold. B; g.. by Agate. Al. Mann,
superbas br M. by Macy. Guy NJ. Lee.
McKees Rocks. Pu.
field. o.
:, Bobbie Lee, b. H., James II. Nissley.
In, ImpI9ye, oh: h.. J. B. wisman, Laws
King Humhert. b. g.. by Hamilton. Z. NJ.
Chessman. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wheton Boy. br. &, by Fleetwood, Bar
ncy Knoll. Flndlay, o.
Wilhelm Meistcr. br. s.. by Aberdeen,
Henry Myers. Pittsburgh, Pn.s
Mimi b: m, by Mimi, George Shreng-
csieslty. b. m, John Mathews. New
Castle. Pa.
Thekla. b. M. by King Roone. &. w.
Kinscy. Wheeling. W. Va.
Molo, +. p. Mitchell, Columbus. o.
The association has always been par
ticular in It's selection Of Judges for the
races. and this year is no exception.
The personnel of the officials OF the
track Is as follows:
Judges-Mayor A. T. Sweeney. A. II.
Darrah. of Bellairc. and l. L. Jones,
OF Washington, Pa.
Timers-Robert Dillon and Rudolph
Schubart.
starler-Al. Bernard. of Cleveland.
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LARGE MEETINGS
Held by Hon. E. M. showalter In
Old Preston.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer
TUNNELTON. WA, Sept. lO.-Hcn
E. NJ. showalter, the brainy young ora.
tor of Marion. held overflow meetings at
Newburg Friday and Tunnelton Satu'-
day nights. AT Newburg NJ. j. orr
member of the Republican committee
for Lyon district, acted as chairman
and the speaker made masterful PIE.
sentation of the vital Issues Of the cam.
paign.
AT Tunnelton. the center of the Pres
ton county coal fields, he addressed
larger crowd of miners on Saturday
night; this meeting was presided over
by Samuel B. Montgomery, president Of
the Republican club here. Mr.. Showal-
ter discussed state and national issues
lucidly and eloquently and was repeat
eddy cheered. Preston county will give
$500 Republican majority.
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manner. In front OF the, grand stand
are numerous arc lights. and under
the stand, where the German village
Is located. the effect OF the lights is a
novelty that serves to attract the adj
miration OF all who visit that popular
feature OF the big show.
"A large stage has been erected at one
end OF the village, upon which the
continuous vaudeville performance is
given by recognized stars, and the
Opera House band adds to the attrac-
tiveness of the programme by discourse
Ing elegant concert music between the
acts. III
Four large and powerful search lights
flash their brilliant rays from the cen-
tire OF the grounds; and attracted gem
eral attention on this side OF the river.
The, Midway shows and the whole
shooting match. will be on in full to-
night, and that the. night sessions will
prove most popular is a foregone con-
cluslon = sln' vs