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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
REV. RAY |. TORREY
SPEAKS AT Y. N. c. A.
RETURNED MISSIONARY GREET.
Ed BY LARGE AUDIENCE.
VIII Speak to Methodist Ministers NJ
Fourth Street Church This
Afternoon.

Before large and sppreciative audi
ence yesterday afternoon at the Y. NJ.
@. A, Rev. Ray l. Torrey, n returned
missionary from China. delivered an
entertaining as well as an instructive
address upon the subject OF "Condi-
tons In Western China" Rev. Mr..
Torrey dwelt mostly along educational
lines, and spoke briefly upon the COM
mercial side OF the missionary move
ment in China. He told OF the needs
or the field. especially that OF good
schools, which. he stated. had a pow
erful influence upon the evangeliEation
OF heathens.
Rev. Mr.. Torrey stated that the
Chinese are the greatest lovers OF
education In the world, and that the
Christians Of America should endeay-
or TO Introduce the school system now
In use here in that country. The mis-
sionary spoke along the same lines a.
the Fulton Methodist church iasr eve
ming, and he will address the Meth
odist ministers of the city this after.
noon at 2:30 o'clock in the Fourth
Street church. In the afternoons ad-
dress Rev. Mr. Torrey will speak OF
the missionary work being accom-
plished In China by the Methodist de-
nomination, and n large audience will
no doubt be present TO hear him. He
VIII remain in the city for several
days. and will speak I'm a number OF
the local churches before leaving for
the East.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
McCulla OF Warwood.
Mrs. Joseph Klett is slightly I'll at
her home in Glennova.
Harry Hoover is i'll at his home in
Loveland.
To raise money for the church. the
women OF the Christian church os
Loveland will hold lawn fete at the
home OF John Engeman this Thursday
evening.
The Wheeling Presbytery will hold
their spring meeting in the Warwood
church beginning this evening.
Plans for q new church TO be built
by the Warwood and Loveland Christ
ians are now bein drawn. The church
win be built at the corner Of Virginia
avenue and Brown road in South War
wood.
The Women's Home Temperance
League OF Warwood will give a liter
AIRY and musical entertainment on May
18th.
According TO talk heard among the
young people. tennis will be q popular
and much INDUCED sport in the up
river district this summer. There are
number OF good courts in the dis
trict.
a formal program for the opening
OF the Warwood bank IN being plan
ned. The bank will open for business
on May LIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
F. 0. E MEMORIAL
SUNDAY MAY 9TH,
COMMITTEE FURTHERs IT'S Ar.
RANeEMENTs YESTERDAY.
Hon. John J. Lentt Of Columbus 70
Deliver Memorial Addrsss-syL
Wan Quartet slnqs.

A. n meeting Of tho general me.
mortal committee ~ the FraternaI or.
dor ~ Eagles yesterday afternoon ar.
ranEemcnts FOR holding the annual me
mortal in me Virginia thcater on sun
day evening May z. we're furthcrod.
Tho committee has been succerafrf I'm
securing Hon John u Lenfz of CoIun.
bus. o.. who VIII deliver the memorial
address as wei ~ Attorney Harry ID.
Perkins ~ ParkcrfburR. who delivers
tho cui0nv
Tho musical program uiu DO IN
charge ~ Judge Alan Robinson. who
is now arranging "a very attractive
program. Tho Virginia theafer or.
chesirn. under tho directions OF Io.
ham ". Eraus will render several 60
lcciionH during tho evening. o. we'll
o. the Sylvan quartet. composed OF
Alan Robinson. william " Riggq. y
Howard Alexander and Charlie p.
strahi
The Foioirt of tho evening viii be
Mrs. Elsie Fisher Kinchoioo and the
accompanied Prof Edward A. Brooks
honorable Lcntz is an eN-oongresa-
man ard is speaker % great force
and appeal Tho committee viii hold
another meeting during tho latter
part ~ This month 90 complete the
unal details Tor tho event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM G. FREEMAN.

Why do so many corpora
lions waste their money in
lobbying? Why do they sub
NIT to the demands made
upon them by men who are
trying to fatten their pocket
books by hook or crook?
THE REMEDY is IN
THEIR OWN HANDS.
If all corporate interests
want to get a SQUARE
DEAL from the people, and
through them a square deal
from their representatives in
legislatures, the best thing for
them to do is to take the peo-
pie into their confidence
through PAID ADVERTIS-
ING in the daily newspapers.
Their story will be read by
the people if they put it before
them in this manner.
The people have formed
various opinions about cor
porationS, mostly unfavor-
able, because corporations
have never TALKED d.
RECTLY to them.
Many misconceptions that
now exist about corporations
would disappear if FRANK
STATEMENTS OF FACTS
appeared in the advertising
columns of the newspapers.
Gov. Woodrow Wilson, of
New Jersey, is urging elo-
quently and persiStently the
wisdom of FRANK PUBLIC
ITY IN POLITICS AND IN
BUSINESS, and there Is a
growing sentiment all over
the country that the people
shall hear from the great bust
ness interests themselves
THEIR SIDE of the story.
Newspapers want to be
fair, but why should they 60
out of their way to fight every
body's battles, especially
when they are inundated with
notices whcih press agents of
big corporations try to get in
serted as newS'
The press agent is the
greatest MENACE to the
cause of setting corporations
right with the public. Let
them print straight advertis-
ing news and the public will
give them a FAIR HEARING
AND ITS ENDORSEMENT
If they are on the level.
ITO be eontirned.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
An Army Wedding
In New York
BRIDAL DRESS OF SPANISH LAcE-YELLow WEDDING
COLoRS SHOWN IN BRIDESMAIDS DREsSES-UNITED STATES
FLAGS DECORATE THE Gnu ~

liked in combination thus n hat Of
coarse straw in royal purple has a
crown covered with wide open Russian
Violets and a straw bow with the
loops faced with cerise velvet. Cerlse
cloth collars and cuffs are put on
linen suits OF white. tan. blue. and
brown. Cerise satin ties are worn
with black and white shirts. or
blouses. Ccrise stockings with white
pumps or black with a dash OF tho
same color in the hat placed. quSe at
the back II Il IS not a becoming tint
to the wearer.
VERONA CLARK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
GAS INJURIES TWO.
Explosion Near Weston Has Serious
Results.

Special dispatch - che Tnteliirencer.
WESTON. w. We. April ia gas
explosion At the Turner farm. four
niles below Weston. injured two men.
One OF them vas apparently lifeless
FOR short time. but soon rallied and
does not now appear to be seriously
hurt. The injuries OF the other are
even less serious. The men are John
Finkle and Clint Flesher. IT. The bic
line OF the West Virginia Central Gas
co. had sprung a leak and the men
wore repairing II when the explosion
came.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Big CONCERNS SUSPEND
receivers Named for Five Coal Com.
panies In kanawha County
Saturday.

sreeial Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April Is.-
Judge Burdett on Saturday appointed
receivers for FIVE coal companies op-
Grated in this county by the T. 9.
Beury interests. The mines are the
hldgeview Coal Company. the New
RIVER Coal Co, the Gaymont Galleries
Co.. the Sunbuerry Coal & Coke Go.
and the Fayette Coal G. Coke Co. All
are In the New River district, and
nave been Idle for about two months.
Inc kanawha Banking & Trust Co.
are the receivers.
Platinum imports OF this country
doubled in 1909
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
To Get Arms

\ stand Of arms and accoutrements
for the entire Warwood company OF
the Boys Brigade Of America il at
last in View. a good friend OF the
company whose name has not been
made public has decided 20 give the
bows these arms and they wiu he ord
cred 'n a few days. Tho arms will be
NJ the latest cadet style and whrn re-
cciycd the Warwood company will
be- ono o. the best organized and
equipped In the First West Virginia
Regiment The regular drill 81 tho
company WIN be held a. o'clock this
evening on the lawn OF the Warwood
Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Un-Rlv.r Rrlefa

Mrs. l.. Il. Webb has returned 20
her home I'm New Cumberland. w. Va.
after visiting friends IN WarWood
Mrs. o. ". Phillips % Warwood has
az her guest. her father. J.. g. Robin
son OF Pittsburg.
Miss Genevicve Carpenter r. IN at
her home on Garden avenue. War.
wood. with measles.
Mrs. James Williams Of Glrard. o .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

NEW YORK, April 15.-At a re-
cent military wedding the Fith
Avenue Church was deliberately dec
GRATED with United States Flags.
while the gala uniforms worn by the
groom and his fellow officers added
much 20 the attraction OF this except
ionally pretty wedding
The Bridal Gown.
The bridal gown was an innovation
being a close fitted rincces OF white
satin comletcly covered with Spanish
lace applied fatty. voiuminous tulle
veil with orange blossoms applied all
over the TOP Of the couture. was drap-
cd over the DARK hair cop. the frills
outlining the face. 40 Jewels were
worn and the banquet was ~ white
roses and valley lillies tied with
white satin ribbon.
The Matron Of Honor.
The brides sister. az matron OF
honor. wore n trailing gown % golden
yellow satin. with n tunic OF pale blue
sp1ngled net Large hat % brown
straw faced with pale blue tulle:
shaded brown willow ostrich went
around tho crown. and spray OF
roI1 roses appeared 90 one side An
armful ~ golden flowers was carried
The Bridesmaids Dresses.
The brides maids. Elk IN number.
wore short gowns % blue chiffon over
striped yellow and blue satin and
showed high heeied gilt slippers and
matching silk hose Their small.
round mushroom hats. OF blue straw
were banded 60 blue marabout. and
trimmed with pleatings % blue tulle.
Wide bows ~ the blue hemmed satin
stood ont behind and n small cluster
~ zOld roses and blue FORGET menOts
w7s at one side near tho hack. Gold
braid trimmed tho edges ~ the werre
shaped necks and gold cords ~ half
Inch width formed tho Rirdles Zach
firI carried n long handled high Kilt
basket hlIod with yellow iounduiis.
The Brides Mother.
Tho brides mother wore n gown o.
white mar1uiscffe over white satin
trimmed ifh touches of black velvet
fn1 iot fringog BLACK velvet faced hat
WITH black ostrich Diumcs. Tho bride
rr00ua mother wac in palo rray ON.
hrIIderod creme with black hat and
gray ostrich piumes.
The Going Away Gown.
Coat and skirt of The black and whiis
rerfo. ono or fha new narrow striped
elects moro white than black Collar
and rsvere1 of black satin with fnrt a
touch of red ln the finishing Waist
~ white u7r0uisoffo embroidered An
white and coral and eiaborafeiv inset
With Clunv lace black no Red sfrau
ha' Win black velvet facing and black
ostrich quilts
Purple and cerise
Royal purple and Corisa % coral
rcd orc fha two prominent coi0ra uaef
For contrast fusf now Both combine
woli win tho black and white stripes
and deep marine hiue. serges used for
tailored suits and dresses and relieve
admirably tho rombroners Of an Eli
black frc9r N0t only are these roiora
Used aDcarafciy but thor arc much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
LIFE Term
10 Given willie Blakenshlp for
Murder Of Or. Wayne Hatfield.

sr.elsi Ilisbat-n 20 TIE rnteIfiFencs-
HUNT MUTTON. W. Va. April Is
AIter being out but a fraction over
lo minutes the jury IN the trial of
While Blakenship. for the murder OF
Ut. wayne Hatfield. brought IN yer.
dict or first degree murder. with
mercy recommended. This will mean
a life term In tho pen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
RAMBLER CLUB
Meeting Will Be Held Next Monday
for the Purpose Of Organ
ling Club.

Arrangements for a meeting Of
Wheeling autoists are being made by
George Bayha Of the Wheeling Taxi
company and z. c. Conover. head
salesman OF the Rambler company.
which viii be held next Monday. at
a place 70 be selected within the next
few dave. The object OF the meet
Ing will be 10 learn the various part
or an automobile. Cars viii be torn
down and put together so that the
autoists will be able % understand
tho workings ~ his car. A. this meet
ing a Rambler club will also be or.
Eanized and officers probably elected
Tho British Museum contains 200
complete Bibles On all languages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Hone for Ineorporatlon.

Judge Hervey may hand down his
decision on the petition for incorpor-
alton OF the towns of Loveland. War
wood and Glennova under the name
o. Warwood some day this week and
the majority OF the residents are hop
Ing for decision that will allow the
towrs 10 become one real town. At
torneys J. J. Coniff and J. r. somer-
vile are representing the opponents
o. the petition and Attorney J. J. p.
O'Brien represents the petitioners. In
demurring Saturday the opposition
stated that the notices Of the election
were not posted long enough before
the day the vote was taken and also
that>a large number OF those interest
ed did not get 4 chance 10 vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

spe-lnl Ifrrnf-h ~ Tho rrIelIfren~er.
WESTON. W Va. April 16.-Af the
advanced axe ~ - years. samuel VI.
WaEgouer. a farmer who rea'des IN
The Vicinity n Jane Lew. r. suffering
With the first illness 81 HIS ifs. vhici
vas serious enough 20 warran. sum.
mOniug a physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Up The = River
News Of GIennoVa. Warwood
and loVela1d.
Gassers Expected.

Two more gas wells are expected to
oe added TO the Glennova field today.
The Virginia Oil and Gas we'll on the
Marsh property at Glennova Is expect
co In this morning and the McCullagh
Wen on the river front will likely come
In sometime before night Gas IS look
cd Tor at each well. but the flow Is not
%Spected TO be large. The Virginia
Wen Is thought TO be In the best To-
cation and the better flow is locked
Tor there. The McCullagh well on the
church property, the Stenger well No.
and the McCullagh and Davis well
no. J. on the Myers place are all ex-
pected in this week. Drilling will be
started by Parriott Brothers on the
campbell property on Wilson avenue.
Warwood. Tuesday or Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
REV. GEORGE W. LEWIS.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteiIirencer.
PITTSBUBG. Pa. April 16.-The
Rev. George W. Lewis. aged so. for
over sixteen years presiding elder
over the Ohio-Allegheny district, is
dead here. lie was born AZ Rum
ley. W. Va. He was stationed AZ
youngstown and Lisbon. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

To prevent hackachos a Maine Far.
mer has invented n jolnted hoo %
throw potatoes into n net with which
u is provided. a. they ara dug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
NO PARDON
GOVERNOR DECLINES TO ACT
IN THREE CASES
state Grants Big List Of Char.
tiers and Gives Coal Con-
Germ Privileges.

CHARLESTON, Aprtl isGAI.
though Pardon Attorney Pierson rec
commended two conditional pardons
ana Governor Glasscock approved
me recommendations, and the circum-
stances In both instances were such
mat humanity almost required such
action In order TO avoid deaths IN the
penitenuary, there has been a pretty
good bunch OF applications rejected.
In addition to the bunch that the par
don attorney turned over to the gov
ernor In which the findings were ap-
proved, three more prisoners will be
disappointed when they learn that
their prayers did not bring them re-
Lief.
Among these last three was Walter
Wellman, aged %, sent TO the peni-
Tertiary from Wayne county. for one
year. for being a party 10 the shooting
or a Norfolk q Western brakeman
named Fuller. In company with n
man named Justice, Wellman was in
dicted for trying TO make a target OF
a lighted lantern carried by Fuller,
but the bullet instead OF shattering
the lantern entered FNuller's body.
NAuAuAo UTeQ the HnOI
and that one year given him was all
wrong. The pardon attorney did not
think so and the governor approved
the recommendation OF his pardon at
torney that Wellman had better stay
where no is.
In 1905 Frank Cicora and Antonio
Guilione were convicted IN Raleigh
county OF robbing one Nicola Polone.
The court gave them u years each.
Cicora declares that he was drawn
into the robbery by Guilione. and that
as he had only been IN this country
a few months he was not familiar
with the laws OF America. Since no
has not even Sawed the minimum
sentence under the law, the pardon
attorney thought he had little ground
for asking for relief.
Because he said he didn't know the
signature to a check he had cashed
was a forgery, W. L. Hightman. aged
80, convicted In Summers county for
forgery, he contended he ought TO
be given immediate relief. He had
plead guilty to the charge and re-
ceived one year. He will serve the
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

4 horse-drawn vehicle arousos the
wonder Of the natives OF Tibet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
New Charters.

The following charters have been
issued by the secretary Of state:
W. Il. Coal company. Of Charleston,
w. Va. to mine coal. remove oil, gas,
ores. manganese. etc, on and from
lands In Browns Greek district Of Nc
Dowell county. W. Va. Authorized
capital. $4,000. lncorporators: Har-
rison ID. Smith. r. s. Spillman, Buck
ner Clay, r. NJ. Price and +. c.
Harrison, all OF Charleston.
The Omega Transportation com
pany. OF Cleveland. o., with principal
place OF business I'm Mentor Special
District Lake county, O.. to operate
on the Great Lakes and tributary
waters. Authorized capital. 10000.
lncorporators; William Misner White.
T. Il. Garry. Robert C.. McCrcary. y.
3. Snarely and c. A. Flynn. all Of
Rockefeller building. Cleveland, o.
The Peddicord OIL company, q
Harrisville. W. Va. to drill for oil
and gas and operate pipe lines In
Grant district. Richie county. W.
Va. Authorized capital. $4,000.
lncorporators: II. Marsh. T.. II.
Snodgrass and s. N. Snodgrass. OF
Huntsville. W. Va; c. X. Cunning.
ham, OF Pennsboro. W. Va; d. NJ.
Whaley. OF Parkersburg.
The Maier Supply company. Of Elk.
ms, W. Va, TO carry on a general
Wholesale and retail mercantile
business. Authorized capital. $50, 900.
Incorporators: W. J. Mailer. 7. Pcy.
ton Brown, s. o. Mailer. A. s. Laven-
stein and 4. 3. van Noy. Jr. all Of
Elkins.
Grant 20 Coal Concerns.
Authority has been given thres-coal
companies 10 hold more than 10000
acres OF land In West Virginia. and
the tax for such additional acreage
has been paid into the state treasury
by the several companies. They are
tho Laurel Coal and Land COMPANY.
of which Edward p. Meany. OF New
York, IS president. % hold 1922 Is
acres. The Pond Fork Coal and
Land company, OF which Mr. Meany is
also president. 10 hold 1873 3-s
acres. The Forks Coal company. OF
which W. a. Stanton. OF New York Is
president. 20 hold 12.S13 IS acres.
Notary Public.
John T. Roth has qualified M n
notary public before the secretary or
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

Ladies' Of St Luks church will Third Floor
Corridor. invite - 1870 ' -
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-06
CITY OFFICERS.
cHURChes.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ser
wees al 1880 a. m. and 1880 D. m Sabbat,
7ehooI al close OF morning service Praye
neeung on Thursday evening REV. q. W
CONGREGATIoNALC HURCH-Seryicesa
to;oo d. IN and 1880 p. IN. Sabbath schot
II IL 40 a. IN. Prayer meeting on Thursda
evening REV. EDRIE COLLINS, Past.r.
BAPTIST CHU RCH-Services al Io:soa
IN. ana 80 p "a. Saba ID school a. close OF
l an,i ning service. Prayer meeting Thurs day
udy evening. REV. FRANK f. IRVING PastoI
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-Preacb,nga an &C.
ounudy al 1880 and 1880. Communion
every Lords Day. @. T.. at $50 SIS AZ
~ IN. Prayer Meeting Thursday EVENING
rev. 1. ;. BUssI Nc Pastor
FREE METHODIST Gnu RCH-Prayer
y, dlse seIvlae eleven O'Clock a. IN. Preach
ns a. z 80 p m Prayer meeting Frida
eFeniAg KEW. b. Phillips Pastor.
HOLY TRINITY MIssIoN-Services In the
ChuIch House, corner Congress and Alderman
streets. sunday services 80 and 1870 a. IN. and
ioo p M Sunday school, lI:45, Thursday and
holy DAYS, $50 a. m Other services as announced
All seats iTee at all services. Everyone welcome
Inc hh'' FLOYD hEELER Is. u. Priest in Charge
81, JoSEPH'S CAThoLIC-aeryices
sunday morning. REV En-, ZINDIER
LATTER DAY SAINTS-North Side Mi
ldrd Addition, corner OF Eager and MoultoD
Sueel-Sunddy school at TO-. 80, social meet.
inB d II 'oO a, M, preaching al 80 To- Ia
rIayer meeting Wednesday evening at 80
Everybody welcome
A. N. Hill Pastor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH - Services
are heid In Room A over 100 Main street Sunday
morning service at l0:45; Sunday school at close
lnony meeting at 80. All welcome at these
services.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-06
HON. JUDsoN HARMON GOVERNOR OF OHIO.

Republicans Another graft investf-
CATION brought forth the exposure.
prosecution and conviction OF Mark
Slater. former Republican state print
er, on graft charges I'm lesser degrees;
the settlement of an interest claim Of
over $500 on funds carried In the
bank for former Republican State Au.
ditor Walter d Guilbert and the fling
OF claim for over $31 900 with the re-
ceiyer OF defunct bank at Columbus
as an interest charge on funds carried
in that bank by Mr.. Guilbert as au-
ditor
These revelations during the COVER
nors first term awakened the civic
conscience and paved the way for his
subsequent reelection. The Democrats
captured the general assembly at the
same time
Then Governor Harmon renewed his
efforts In behalf OF certain bills two
Republican general assemblies denied
him
The most notable achievement &C.
complished by the executive during the
legislative session was the enactment
of the Wyman bill. including the Ore
gon plan of nominating and electing
United States senator's.
A conference committee was appoint
ed TO frame compromise senatorial
nomination and election bill. II would
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-06

lined In Dayton has never ceilsed No
governor has ever been oppOsed 10y SO
strong a force as Governor Harmon
During his first term OF two years a
Republican general assembly TO dis
credit him reduced the treasury bal
ance $2.652. S5S6S by making appropri-
ations exceed revenues and also Great
ed obligations amounting 10 S2.OOOOOO
more by deciding TO build new struc.
lures for state Institutions. When the
revenues were reduced 100000 a year
by voting out saloons and several hun
dred thousands OF dollars were added
to the wrong column BY the abolish
ment OF prison labor contracts Har-
mons arms were apparently tied. and
his enemies laughed at his discomfort
The governor promptly reduced public
expenditures. Then. instead OF a gen
eral levy. the proper enforcement Of
the excise laws provided 100000 add
tional every year The establishment