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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-09
Pittsburgh,s Reserve List.

: WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Presiden. N.
z, Young. of the National League, an
nounces that the following named
players in the Pittsburgh team have
been reserved by the National League
club for the season Of 1901:
Pittsburgh-John Chesbro, Samuel
Lever. Jesse Tannehill. Charles L.
thinner, William Schr!ver, Claude
Rtchey, Thomas W. Leach. JohE Xag.
ner. Thomas L. McCreerS Charles
Doyle. Charles Philippi, G. E. Waddel!.
John O'Connor, Thomas O'Brlen. W. F.
Ely, James T. Williams. C. H. Beau
mont. Fred c. Clarke.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From tho Busy Marshall
County Town.

County Town.
There were big "doin's" in police court
yesterday. Three plain DRINKS were as
sessed 81 and costs and got five days In
jail in default. Charley Ryan and John
Roy were given 81 and costs each for
drunkenness. The one-armed beggar
was allowed to go on 4 promise to leave
the city.
Herman Specht, charged with an Mt
tempted criminal assault on n twelve
year-old girl Friday night, had hear
Ing before Squire Riddle yesterday, and
was held to the grand jury In the sum
OF $500 bond.
The town was depopulated yesterday
on account OF the German Day festivit-
les at Wheeling. Many OF the stores
were closed. and those who found 1t I'M
possible to attend were a dIsgruntlcd
class indeed.
The dance at the city hall Inst even
ing, on account OF German Day, was a
largely attended and highly successful
affair. Prof. Long played and luncheon
was served throughout the evening.
a wagon VIII be brought into requi-
sltlon tomorrow for the purpose OF
conveying number of people from
this place to the county convention OF
Sunday schools at Allen Grove.
There will be cottage prayer meeting
Mt the Methodist Episcopal church to-
night. In charge Of the Epworth
League.
Albert Snodgrass left for Cameron
yesterday. where he was called by the
death OF his father.
Misses Nettie Yarnel and Pearl Lew
is. Of Cambridge, are the guests OF Mrs.
d. C. Hay.
Earl Hood. of Mt. .olivet, is visiting
relatives here. 15ts.
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"Town Topics. "

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There was large audience at, the
Grand Opera House last night to well
come Willie Duplay. Wheeling boy.
in the merry farce comedy, Town
Topics" He has n dual role. appear
ing as Il tramp and detective. and
his work as a comedian Is very clever.
but It Is as n vocalist that he excels.
Dunlay's tenor voice attracted atten-
ton on. account of Its sweetness and
purity, and secured him his first en-
gagement. but It now has, in addition
to those qualities. that polish which
comes from careful training and exper-
fence behind the footlights. He was
repeatedly enc0red last might. his re-
ception amounting to an ovation. The
company presenting Town Topics" Is
large and thoroughly capable. and the
specIalties are given In n very pleasing
manner The play will be REPEATED to-
night and Wednesday. matinee and
night.
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nWhut Happened to Jones.p

AT this late day 1t is almost lmpossi-
BILE to say anything new about George
II. Brondhurst's popular farce. what
Happened to Jones'" Its fun Is peren-
Mai. Its lines are fetching and Its sit
uat!uns provoke as much laughter as
.hen first presented Jones" will
make his annual visit to the Opera
House, matinee and night, on October
Is, when 1t will be presented at the
Grand Opera House. with the following
cast, which includes most OF the old
time favoritcs: John Allison. Joseph
Mckeever. Fl. G. Hockey, H. w. Mont
gomery. VIII II. Vedder. Charles
Green. L. P. Reinhart, Marie Haynes.
Florence Marion. Olive Murray, tDoro-
thy Armstrong. Bertha Livingstone and
Maud Allison.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

The Mckinley und Roosevelt march
Ing club will attend the Foraker meet
ing ut Bellalrc Friday evening The
club expects to get coats. in addition 10
the hats and leggngs they already
have, and hope to have them here by
that time. With this addition the club
will make an excellent appearance.
There Is an effort on foot to get the
marching clubs of this city and Mar
tins Ferry to unite In one division for
the Foraker meeting at Bellnlrc Fri
day evening. and IL this Is accomplish
ed, Meistcrs band will probably be Sc
cured to head the procession,
a meeting OF the ladies' OF the First
NJ. E. church will be held Thursday at
ternoon at the church Tor the purpose
of organizing home missionary So
ciety.
Miss Ellie Leonard, who has been the
guest OF friends and relatives in the
city for the past two weeks, left ycster-
day for her home Mt Ravcnrock, o.
The remains of the threc-ycnr-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury were ship
ped to Cnnnonsburg. Pa. yesterday
morning for intcrment.
The float OF Koehnllne & Son In the
parade at Wheeling yesterday was one
Of the finest and attracted considerable
attention.
Mrs. Hattie Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Sara. of McConnclsvillc, o., are
the guests OF relatives in this city and
vicinity.
The second OF n series OF dances VIII
be given at the Opera House Thursday
evening, which promises to be very en-
joyablc.
Bridgeport was represented in Wheel
ing yesterday TO the extent OF several
hundred, witnessing the German Day
parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams left yes
tcrday for n weeks visit with relatives
at Burgettstpwn. Pa.
Cecil Marcellis left yesterday for Pc
tcrsburg. Va where he will teach
school this winter.
+ Miss Nellie Carpenter. OF st. Louis,
is the guest OF Miss Margaret Howclls.
In this city.
Rev. ]. S. Secrcst will prcnch at the
Lancaster NJ. Il. chapel next Sunday
afternoon.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANpING or CLUES.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburgh S, St. Louis Q. s
Pittsburgh s. ST. Louis 2.
E Cincinnati 10, Chicago 4.
Cincinnati 0. Chicago.

is = a . = . .
ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.--Pittsburgh easily
took the ,louble-header to-day. Waddell
pitched sensational ball in tho first sams
and received perfect support. The sec
ond game was a lstless one. Attend
anrc, 1900 Scores: q
First game. II +
ST. Louis .....0 O. 90 @ 90 : 2
Pittsburgh 80 ~ 0 0Ao-Slt Q
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 6. Two-bnse
lit, Wagner. Three-base hit thinner.
Home run. Wagner. Struck out, by Jones
4: by Waddell 4. Stolen base. Donovan.
Time, 1:40. Umpire, Emslle.
Second game. Ri T.
St. Louis 49, Q 0 90 90 0-e
Pittsburgh 80 0 10 o. i-Sla Q
beaumont. Two-base hits MeCree,y,
Rltchey. Struck out. by Sudhon 3; by
Tannehlll 3 Time. rs. Umpire, Emslle.
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TRUSTEES SALE. ;
Real Estate Agent. No. q Fourteenth

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY
By virtue Of decd OF trust made BY.
John p. o'Malley to mo, as trustee. bear.
Ing date the S,h day OF February, A. D.
1880, and recorded In tho Office OF the clerk
NJ the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. in Decd OF Turst Book No. 70,
page Coo. Will, on W., n n
SATURDAY, THE Goth DAY OF OCTO.
Der, A. d, 1900.
commencing ut 10 o'clock n. nj proceed
to sell at public auction. at d the north
front door OF the court house OF said coun.
~, In said city OF Wheeling the follow.
Ing described part or parcel OF the lot
No. 70 In Chapllnc and Eofr's addition Ia
said city, to.wit: beginning ut the north
east corner OF said lot No. 80. running
thence westward on the line OF Twent,s
third street 81 feet; thence southwark ana
parallel with Main street n feet; thence
eastward and parallel with said TWENTY
third street 81 feet to Main street, ana
thence northward and parallel With Main
ninS.- slasI Gf 'alFNt.S 81 ~ - 2
TERMS OF sALE-one-. third .or a,
much more. nc tho purchaser may elect
70 pay, cash IN hand on the day Of. aale.
tho balance In two equal lnstallments'
payable IN one md two years, respect.
lvcly. with interest, The purchaser 10 rivc
bis prpmissory notes for tho deferred
payments. with security satisfactory 10
the trustee. 20 & IS TliNf II -
j.. c. HERYEY. Auctloneer. ueS I
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MMiss Hobbs.n

Possibly the truest standard by
which TO Judge play is to note the I'm.
preston It makes upon an audience,
While IN author naturally desires the
approval of the critical few. It ia the
verdict OF the many which makes or
mar9. Measured by the rule of the
majority, Jerome X. Jerome'a Miss
Hobbs. !" which will have Its first pre-
sentation In this city q: the Opera
House, next Friday night. October;1a. Is
a successful play and Is destined to lin
ger in pleasurable memory.
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.wELLsBURG.
Doings of People in the Brooke Counr
tY Metropolis.

ty Metropolis.
The October term of circuit court
convened yesterday, Judge Hcrvey on
the bench. Tho grand Jury found
nine mlsdemcanor indictments against
the parties concerned In the whisky
boat business at Stcubcnville. named
Ralph Wlndc, George Muckinaw and
W. A. Meyer. Two Jury cases were
set for trial next week, and the Royal
and Tri-s,ate Gas Company assessment
cases. appealed from the county court.
were submitted to the court.
II. p. West goes to Morgantown to-
day to attend the meeting OF the grand
lodge, Knights OF Pyth!as. ms repre-
sentative OF Wellsburg lodge No. 30.
! The board OF education has placed
$4,000 Insurance on the new Third
ward school building through our local
agents. 4. 'ls
Louis Bauer leaves to-day for San
Francisco where he will work In a
glass house. S.v. 3.
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The Piper Hcldsick bowling team. OF
the Musee league. have changed their
name md will be known to the bowling
public hereafter as the Wheellngs. OF the
Muscc league. Following are tho nem-
berS: Alex. Turner. captain: William r.
Stevenson. August Mnrschncr William
Handlan, George Hcrvcy, Harry Camp
bell, William Knoke, Gus weItzel, Wal
ter Cochran. DR.. John o'Kanc, Joseph
O'Bricn.
; Last nights games In tho Muscc League
Resulted ms follows: . =
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A Bowling Challenge.

The Cricket Bowling Team OF Wheel
ing challenges tho VIII Blakcs. OF Ben
wood. or any team of five boys between
fourteen and sixteen years. for IS n
side. TO n series or nix, games. three to
he bowled at the Carroll Club md three
mt any,other alleys: In case OF n tic the
total number OF pins to be counted. II
accepted call on or address Edwin C.
Jepson. captain Cricket Bowling Team,
No. lllG Chapllne street
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County. -

The full arrangements for the dem
onstration here Friday night. in honor
OF Ghio's brilliant senator. Joseph Ben
son Foraker. will be completed to-day
by the various committees. The visit
Ing clubs Will be kindly cared for and
the country for miles around Is. alive
with interest now. A delegation OF
horsemen from south OF town will, lead
the Rough Rider uniforms and with
propitious weather 1t will be an out
pouring that will do good on both sides
OF the river. Everybody should come to
Bellalre Friday night.
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Z The Carroll Club tournament was OPEN
: Cd last night. n large and enthusiastic
crowd being present. The Vcni vIdI VIcIs
showed their superiority by taking the
last two games on very close and cxc,t-
Ing scores, MS follows: .
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oSi axe WIZ oIutl. 24A.llsi l.la-f5 ~ ~ Y
What TO no.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr.. Kiluer's Swamp
Root the great kidney remedy falfllls every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the
back. Kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
OF the urinary passages. ltcorects inability
10 hold water and scaldlng pain In passing
It. or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer. and oyercomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 70 often
during the day, and to got up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra.
ordinary effect Of Swamp.Root Is sooa
realizeda;li stands the highest for It's won
derful cures Of the most distressing CAGES.
nyou need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold BY druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery EaRGn
and book that tells dgEFsa5sss1ltfSs.
more about II, both sent F tH4sg 7
absolutely free by mall. ssas lssMs "
Address Or. kilmer & Home of swampRoot
Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tlon reading this generous offer In this paper.
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DON'T think you have drank the no
plus ultra OF wines until you have tried
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Cham
payne. "a
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I. Charles K. Williams, who for sew
eral years has been employed us teller
at the Peoples Savings Bank in this
city, has resigned his position to ac-
cept q more lucrative one with the
Farmers and Producers National
Bank of Slstersville. w. Va. His resig-
nation, will take effect tho last Of the
week. and he will report for duty in
that city next Monday. Mr.. Williams
successor has not yet been selected, but
probably will be in a few days.
Ex-Grand Master Workman Sow
eign. Of the Knights Of Labor. will adj
dress the few Democrats in this city
this evening. The meeting had previ-
ously been announced for Wednesday
evening, but on account Of meeting
in AIingo on that night n change was
necessary.
The funeral of Timothy Callahan took
place yesterday morning at . O'Clock
from the ST. Mary's church, and was
largely attended. The interment fol-
lowed at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The uniforms for the J. J. Gill club
are expected Tomorrow. and II they ar
rive In time the club Will be out in the
evening for drill. ut which time the uni
forms will be distributed.
Hon. c. L. Weems. Belmont county
star orator, will address large meet
ing this evening Mt warrenton, few
miles. north OF this city. nnd several
from here will attend.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church will
give a social In the church parlors to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
One OF the street cars Jumped the
track yesterday near the Laughlin mill,
consuming considerable time before 1t
was properly replaced.
Several mills at the Aetna-Standard
were off yesterday on account Of a
shortage OF bars. but all will probably
be on In full to-day.
The Laughlin tin mill started yester-
day, much to the happiness OF about
500 men. who have been without work
for fourteen weeks.
Hundreds from here attended the
German Day parade at Wheeling yes
tcrday, and many spent the evening
In that city.
A business meeting of the NJ. A. Han
m club will be held this evening.
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble.
and Don't Know Il. X
How To Find ON.

FIJI bottle OF. common glass with your
water and lei L stand tUeniY-four hours: q
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sedImen. or set.
ting indicates an
unhealthy condl-
ton Of the kid
neya; II II a.alns
your linen Il Is
evidence Of kid
ncy trouble: too
frequent desire 10
pass Il or pain In
the back Is also
kidneys and bad
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/ Scorers-Rccd and Bcrnhart. VI.
Wednesday misunderstanding VIZ. Musce
(tolfg =
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z Last nights games resulted in X. X. X.
Carroll Club League.

d . lNpITt-NNtIINECr, 2 TX
{Scorers--Tracy and Nolte.
To-night-All Allkes VS.. Rough Riders
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: EARTIN's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Z, (, Progressive Neiehbor.

An interesting and entertaining meet
ing of the Kings Daughters was held
last evening at the Presbyterian church.
at which the following programme was
rendered by the members:
Devotional Exercises. ................
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D Rev. J. S. Secrcst will preach at the
Lancaster NJ. Il. chapel next Sunday
Afternoon.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
THE MARYLAND CAMPAIGN.
Ex-senator German TO Make the
First Speech in Baltimore.

Ex-senator German TO Make the
First Speech in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. LEX Sena-
tor German made his first appearance at
Democratic headquarters yesterday after
noon and held an extended conference
with Chairman VandiYer, of the State Cen
tral Committee, and Chairman Gorter, OF
the city campaign committee.
He was apprised of the work that had
been done and expressed satisfaction at
the progress r,ade. Mr.. Vandiver ex-
planned that the committee had not yet
arranged for an opening meeting,
because they awaited the pleasure of
Mr.. Bryan. Word has been received that
he will be in the city between the 10th
and the 18th of October. Mr.. German
then suggested that the opening meeting
be held here about ten or fifteen days
prior to the coming of the candidate. This
idea met with approval, and it was ar
ranged that the ex-senator should be the
speaker of the evening. The date is TO be
fixed in the near future.
When asked whether he would make
this city or New York his headquarters,
Mr. German said he would probab bIy di-
vide his time between Baltimore and New
York. He will act with the committee in
the latter city in an advisory capacity.
How do the conditions suit you" he
was asked. They are very satisfactory -
he -rephed "The trend of public opinion
appears to be gravitatfng toward Bryan .
Mr.. German intimated he would not do
much speaking during the campaign. To-
night the Republicans will open the cam
paign in the city with meeting at Mu-
sic Hall. Senator MeComas will preside
and Senator Foraker of Ohio is to be the
principal speaker.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
a DIRECT APPEAL.
Postmaster and Collector at GnIyes
ton Picture Awful Conditions

and Collector at Calves
ton Picture Awful Conditions.
An urgent appeal for immediate hell
was received this morning by Acting Sec
retary Spaulding. of the Treasury Depart
men, from Postmaster Griffin, and Specia
Deputy Collector Rosenthal. at Galveston
1t was dated yesterday at the storm -swep
city. and follows:
Secretary of the Treasury, Wash
The city and island of Calves
ton swept by terrific cyclone and
tidal wave of unprecedented fury.
The entire city is inundated and the
Gulf encroached for several blocks
The residence part is in ruins and
many people homeless. The dead ii
is feared viii reach about 800 and
perhaps about twice as many. Streets
are obstructed by debris and dead
animals, and wires are in every
part of the city There is more than
eight feet of water in stores and
warehouses. damaging stocks of
goods and provisions. Thousands of
people are homeless and wounded,
and some 500 are sheltered in the
customs house, which is practically
roofless.
All railway communication is shut
of, and wagons and railway bridges
leading to the mainland are gone.
Ocean steamers to the number Of sew
en- OF eight swept ashore. and small
craft demolished. Life saving station
swept away, and no trace OF crew.
Lightship up in West Bay, occupants
supposed to be safe Old customs
house rOofess and windows blown out.
All stored merchandise, principally
sugar, badly DANA ged. Boarding boats
swept away and barge Office badly
wrecked. Need tents and 10000 ra-
tions.
Citizens relief committee doing all
in their power. but stock Of undamaged
provisions is exhausted. With all the
people housed in building will need ex-
ira force OF six men to keep building
in sanitary condition. Have hired boat
to take despatch to mainland for
transmission. Relief urgently request
ed
The Treasury officials are doing all i
their power to give relief, but there i
no appropriation available.
The extra help requested at GaIyesto
has been authorized.
The evening times., 1900-09-11

took occasion to say that the Tammany-
lied Democracy of the State was rent in
twain and disrupted, wish to state that
so far as the Democracy of the city OF
New York is concerned, there never was
a time when it was more united and n
accord.
so far as tne present Democratic ad-
ministration in the Greater City has gone,
it has administered the affairs of the peo-
pie in an honest and economical way, and
when it's term has expired, the account 1t
will render of its stewardship viii justify
the Democrats of the State in pointing to
it as an evidence of the efficiency OF
Democratic Methods
When Senator McCarren mentioned Bry
an, near the beginning of his speech there
was a prolonged outburst of applause from
every section of the hall When the hand
clapping began to lull, Senator Barney"
Martin, of Tammany, arose and called for
three cheers for W. J. Bryan. Tsese were
given with a Will.
Senator McCarren concluded his speech
at 2:15 O'Clock, and ordered the clerk TO
call the roll of delegates. When Clerk
DeFreest called the name of David B..
Hill as a delegate from the Third Al
bany district, the Hill men made a de-
monStratlon. Ihey set up a SnFIli Snout.
Ex-senator Hill was not present.
When the name of W. F. Mackey, of
Buffalo, was called. his friends started a
demonstration, but it was short.
The Brooklyn delegation shut Otto
Kempner out OF the convention because
he refused to attend the caucus and had
been telling everybody that he was going;
to nominate Coler. When Kempner'a
name was called on the roll the district
substituted Charles Rice. This Will
tomorrow.
When the name of Richard Croker was
called the Croker men jumped up and
cheered wildly
AT 12:45 o'clock the convention ad-
journed until IL o'clock tomorrow.
The evening times., 1900-09-11
SPkEES ESH
ST, MaRY's ACADEMY, Alexandria. Va,
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS ]. OWEN. Auctioneer. sl8 F St. NV.

THOMAS J. OWEN, Auctioneer, 9I3 F st. NV.
Entire contents lease, and good viii OF the
United States LunChTOCm, so 18th st. NV, and
American House Cafe, corner of eth and Pa ave
NV to be sold al public auction At the re
quest Of all parties in interest. viii sell at pub
lie auction within the respective premises on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1909, AT O'CLOCK
p NJ the United States Lunchreom, contents
lease, and good viii. all the furniture, fixtures,
etc consisting of tables, chairs tray-stands, hat
glassware. silTeTware, coffee urusr cooking utsH-
sils range electric fans. and cigar case And at
4 30 o. m ON the same day will also sell at
pubIic auction the entire contents, lease, and
GOOD will of the American House Cafe, at eth
and Pa ave nw-, all the furniture. fixtures. etc.
consisting of tables chairs traystands, hat racks
water coolers, table linen, chnaware, glassware.
electric fans cigar case and two large ice boxes
Terms: One-half cash, balance IN three and
six months with interest to he secured by deed
of trust on the property sold all cash. at the
purchasers option. 4 deposit of 500 viii be re-
qured OF the United States Lunchroom and 500
on the American House Cafe at the time OF
sale Terms of sale to be complied with within
10 days; otherwise the property will be resold
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after FIVE days previous advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. c. COnveyaDcinS, recording, revenue
stamps at purchasers cost
THE AMERICAN PROVISION COMPANY.
BY NJ. P. CALDWELL, Secretary.
Any information in regard to above sales may
be obtained by applying to Edward l. Gies
Attorney for the corporation. Rooms % and 49,
Warder Bldg, eth and F SITS.
se9d&dS