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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08
The Chicago Murder Case.

THE BURGLARS SECURED A 5000 CHECK AND PER-
HAPS OTHER BOOTY.
CHICAGO, Feb. Slater it was discovered that
the burglars had taken check for s., 600 made by
A. j. Stone, Mr.. SHELLS SOn-in-aw, pay able to Mr..
Smell from the iron box in the Office.
What else they secured Will probably never be
known. as Mr.. Smell himself was the only one 10
whom the contents OF his strong box was known.
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Neck wear Dealers Fail.

NEW YORK, Feb Sd. A. Humphrey & Sons,
neckwear, No. IS Franklin street, made an assign
ment to-day TO James II. Coe, giving preferences
to the amount or $16S95. The Market National
bank is preferred creditor for s12,525 upon five
prOmissOry accommodation notes discounted by the
bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

President MEANS CHARsEp WIN MnAPrlvna
0o000.-President Means OF the Metropolitan
Natlonal Bank OF Cincinnati, who Was ARRESTED
once Of United States Commissioned Dorger with
Henry Hanna, Patrick 4 Roach and c. n. Hol-
loway, as surettes, and gave bond for HE appear
ance In the sum OF e2O.0OO. The charge against
him In the warrant Is The misapproprfation Of up
ward OF 500 1000 OF the funds OF the bank.
Dr. Mackenzie has returned 10 san Reno The
crown prince drove out yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

Fo1 TIE PooR-On sunday last the new York
relieve the distresses Of the poor through the Az
ISOLATED Charities. king up collection Il re-
euitel In quite ixrge amount, which y On II way
70 Tue central ooocu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

NefeOek Dsa0O0A 0OSeevv.
EXCITING CHASE Arrxa TWO scsrscssp HE'S N arcu
Main street Richmond was the scsse q q On.
citing rsce YESTERDAY after two men. supposed &c
be the burglars who stole sSoooo worth q ,ewslry
from the store az Chapman 0aie, IN Nerfulk, eat
urday night Two OF the suspected parties wsss
seen In the neighoorhcod Of Petsrssurg yssssraay,
and then Was a geseral hunt cor then, bus ne
rough looking customer were seen cruonang maysS
brdee, coming into Richmond, and q policeman
hailinG them thev stsrted on rapid rvn int the
and finally caught They were covered with
scratches and mud. ana had evidently spent the
night In the woods They proved 20 - murray
and Ward, the men arrested In k,chnono IN !snu.
Nothing was found on sm 20 connect them with
the Norfolk offense II Is supposed that four men
were concerned In the Norfolk burglary. add that
other direction with the booty.
TW cHAneEs AGAINST DETECTIVE ncsxn-The
police trial board heard testimony this morning
Horne II Ss' sndS q S ss.'i ssas;' by
the pull puolication in . morning payer so%s DAYS
ago OF an article about ''detectivee pge0ns
mony was very connecting The decinos YIN b
announced In few days
IspIcrxExn Rrrosrrp.-The grand jury to-day
John =. Price for forging The name Of W. z Mob.
Ter az COUNTS; Daniel s ward and Albert v. ward.
false pretenses; Mitchell J. Roxbury, violating
section 800, X. $. ropb,ng letter ooneS; 0ecrSs
larceny, and $. Asher and ". Aulback,. keepinG .
gaming table The grand jury ignored the Gases
~ lhomas helmuth, assault with intent 10 XII !:
Herman Bonke and Frank Bowman. grand lar.
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w ANAMaKFR-S

IL ps radox that much current interest In the
should ne divided b. the things for md
summer and Inldwinter. iufs and Lawns. IObogyan
Sieds Ginxhails. skates and Hamburg EmOlO old
OveIcOsts and Muslin Underwear ecu lily in
the minds OF retail buyers 10 meet all these elements
- study.
favor
FRENCH sATEENs
They're on hand. Not the highest cost. 81 cents
NANANAkE KS. for We control this market on them.
This is the hub OF tie sateen trade. may o
rotion from the tact that the 10000 yards in
day On.y One-fourth Of q single order. And then
and you will know how great they
The nrst peep at tne styles-an artists first view:
lfty-three Ilain shades. GObelins ami mahogany,
zouaSe red and baby blue, serpent and cream: rain
bows divided and multiplied And for figures stripes
with trailing vines strpes with polka dots dancing all
Il4ids, palm patterns and double os involved like
.usgiers rings.
1his rattle about styles MAY do you some good Not
Iiuch unless II brings You to see the stufs.
COLORED HENRIETTAs
Henrietta Cloth In Colors That a wool filing
thread <oyen on sllk warp he silk worm and the
thousand mies away has yoked them fast together.
We snow 80 cOlOrs' pflcs. Sl.25 yard; 81 inches
vide
There il science and art in these stusL The pro-
~arp. You can make button holes that button and
that hold And cglors, lo.r eye rests only on
wool but the sheen ike silk. Intultlve refinement
alone catch the fine touch of color shown By these
shades
Order By mail an thing in the store
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d11-6m Philadelphia
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Murder and Suicide


GAIT, ONT, Feb S.-,JOhn curry, a farmer, shot
and killed Henry Main, banker and broker OF this
city, this morning, ana then committed suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

NEW JERSEY VISITORS. THE WHITE HOUSE
About two hundred excursionists, from New Jer-
sey, attended the reception at the White House
this afternoon. The parlors were thrown open to
the visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08
COLORED HENRIETTAS.
en-
DOZENS ELEorRrc Soar.

The BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
1T Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid $4,000
twenty years has never been modified or changed
the slightest Ibis soap is identical in quality to-
Gay with that made twenty years azo-
IL contains nothing that nure the finest fabric.
Itbrightens colors and beaches whites
nxzshes hSnnels and bIankets no other soap in
the world does-sIthout administering them soft
and y lite AID like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There IL great saviaE of time. ol labor Of SOAP Of
fuel and Of the fabric. where DOoons Electric soap is
Ussu according To directions
Isy you 70 MAKE that trial
Like all best things 1t Is extensively initiated and
eOunterfeited
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
netie. Electro Mas1c, Philadelphia Electric. any
other fraud simply because 1t cheap They will ruin
Clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
rnd take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine TO
Mexico keeps it in stock Hyour's hasn't 1t. lac Will
order from his nearest wholesale grocer
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
sud be careful to Follow Directions each outside
WrapIer. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying Cor Yourself this old reliable and truly
DoBBINs ELECTRIC SOAP. d7-6m
oDoNT.
GRATEFUL DOOR,
Indicative of health and purity communicated to the
mouth by tie aromatic
soZoDoNT
Which makes the teeth white and as radiant as pol
she'd porcelain and contains ingredient that Is
highly beneficial TO both gums and teeth
The Lyric Dramatic professions are loud in their
Praises VI
dI7-Gn sOZoDoST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

Mr. Borou0D Probable S0cceooO0
Washington Special TO the Baltimore Sun /,
II Is whispered In democratic circles that RepsU.
sentative scott, OF pennsylvania viii probably b
selected TO succeed ex-senator Barnum q chair
man Of the national Democrats commitsee. which
is 70 meet In this city on the 22d Of March neat to
lay the foundation for the next Presidential con-
test. One OF the committeeman remarked q few
days ago that nothing less than miracle can pre-
vent the RECONCILIATION OF Cleveland. ana In view
OF that fact Mr. Scott seemed TO be Just the man 10
manage the Presdents campaign. Heis probably
on more familiar terms with the President than
his wishes and desires on all leading issues Of the
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

PITTsBURG, Feb. S.-Jno Weisser, a wealthy
yesterday afternoon by hanging. The deceased
was worth at least 0OO and the verdict OF the
cOroDer'S jury was that his mind became impaired
OIL account OF his having TOO much money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08
Ncw Work. Stock

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire To CUrson & Mccartney, l4l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

The constantly increasing sale of Ben
pFSsOS-S sous Piast IL evi lence of its merit and
pIs.TTP popularity. and shows that the public
If.ns cannot BE- deceived by the false state
All M4ents Of qusrkS and nostruIn vendors
OTHE,Rs Ben-On'- Plaster stands ON its medicinal
YrJi critics and claims ELECTRIC
magic" phenomena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

But FEW CLAIMANTS CONE FoRwARD.-Notwith-
standing the fact that the state Department an
nounced its readiness some days ago to pay out the
twelfth installment OF the Mexican indemnity but
few OF the claimants have put in an appearance
There are TO be one and quarter more inst all
ments before the entire sum is paid by the Mexican
government. Each installment amounts to about
S2OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LEROY, ONT, Feb S.-Stnson's hotel, In Belle
EwarL was burned last night. Mrs. Nesbitt
and her youngest child were burned 10 death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

THE FpHxRIrs COUNTRIES met at 2:so TO- day.

ASSISTANT PAYNAsrER DoYLEs CAsE.-The re-
port OF the naval examining board In the case OF
Assistant Paymsster Doyle has been submitted to
the Judge advocate general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

kAxes o. nm Tnannox1s.1-rhe feliowtng
n, IS; 3 p N. =: maxanHans 20: Maximum, a
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PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND.

CELERY COMPOUND
u hlis : rlsce heretofore unoccupied and marks
Ia era IN the Treatment Of irorbles Over
Scrk Xiety d-sa-s lay the foun ation Of nervous
Iro-;r-tion ard weakness and experience has shown
q a. TIN usual remedies do not mend the and
PARALYSIS e the nervous system.
7 ,s5slI.lsndsd by professional and business men.
S.,t. fer circulars.
Fr.ce sI.O0. Sold by druggists
WELLS RICHARDSON Il co.
ProprietOrs.
Burlington VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

EscApaD FROM JAff--Last saturday four pris-
oners were taken from the jail Into IN outer
building, and were put e. Work nutng bed eeckA
During the temporary AbBonCe q the RuAr0 from
the sdght Of the prisoners oof them eocaped one
q them WAS subsequently, r0cAptureo Snd cent
back. The Other II stu q Largo
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Orn Srock TaKrSe

OUR SrocK TAKrSa
Ill b,pa4 soOa AnnlhiIationo o, Values In Every De-
IaTtment
NENs OyERCONTs. SUITS, PANTALooNs AND
FURNISHINGS
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
tHnchils Overcoai. from si0up.
S-tiE-Lined Overcoats. from sl3.J0u p.
luuce Albert suits. from ego up
iOUr- button CutaNsy suits. from sI2 up
business sacE suits. from IS up.
'Aih'rsE's Ovcrcoats. from e. so up
'hilGren's sUits. irUR. ESQ ~.
IAni.loons. from e. 30 w.
Other Goods no' mentioned VII be sold ct redue-
ton. 10 matter what the former pr.ca
NOAH WALKER CO.
AE $685. Pennsylvania ave.
j. &. Hur:cn1xsos.
IMPORTER
,,cvs DRESS TRIMMINGS
cLoAKs. MILLINERY
- tU fASNsYLyANIA AVENUE
Een1 a.kU 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

MARRIAGE LlCRNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Thos. II.
Kelly and RhOda simmons; viscount Arnault and
Della Bessetur; Blois France and Mary A ODOn-
nell; Henry Moore and jeanette Eva Scott; H. H.
Disney and Susan Thompson; Clarence Simmons
and Rosa Ford; Frank Smith and Mary Robinson:
J. K. Hockmann and Barbara l. May; John r.
Herman, OF Baltimore, and Maggie Tegela; Geo.
H.. Wood and Caroline ]. stevens; W. N. Barber
and Annie NJ. Burrus; John E. Lovelace, or lou
doun County, Va, and Cornelia Goodrich; 7. w. b.
Duckwell OF Berkeley Springs w: Va. and Kate
r. Cronin; w. 7. Cailds Of Norfolk, and Jane
both OF Baltimore Nd. James Craven silcott OF
Youngsvtlle, Ohio. and Phil Stearns; @. N. En-
mer1ch and Mary Cooley; w. c. Burke, OF p. w.
Co., Va, and May Hickey, OF Fairfax Co., Va; w.
A. Darcy and Ella A. Bull, both OF p. G.. Co, Nd;
w. ]. Waters and Rebecca Mitchell; ]. q. VIII
liams and Annie ponliss; X n. Howard, Of An
sonia Conn.,, and Eliza Collins
A HRRnAN-AnBRlcAN NATIONAL BAKK CAsR.--
In Circuit Court No. ], Judge Hagner, the case of
l. H. schneider against b. U. Keyser, receiver OF
the 0ermAn-Amefican National Bank, Is on trial
This IL an action 70 recover the amount OF $4,000
assessed and paid BY him as stocsholoer OF tue
bank after its failure. Plaintiff claims that he
being the owner OF stock OF the bank, sold his
shares TO r. Holstead In July, before the failure
but they not appearing on the books a. having
been transferred, he was assessed a. stakeholder
and he subsequently, aecertained that the bank
held them as collateral for loan made Holstead.
He claims that the bank should have known that
be had parted with them and that he was not
liable. This morning verdict for defendant was
found
n-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

FoE Tar Nervous.
THL DEBILITATED.
The AGED
Medical and scientific skill has a. last solved the
problem Oi the long needed medicine for the nervous
dcbi!itate. ana the 2se by combining the
tones Celery and Cora with other effective remedies
Nnlcb. 1ctin< gently out efficiently the kidneys
Aser and bowels remove disease restore strength and
Broes vitality. IAis Medicine .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

CHARGED WITH VIOLATING MARYLAND LIQUOR
LAws.-PeTy Thompson, huckster In the Western
market. was arrested at a late hour last night by
Detectives Carter and Mahon for the Montgomery
County, Md, authorities, where four Indictments
are pending against him for violating the local
option law. The defendant was taken TO the
fourth precinct station where he was held until
this morning when he was surrendered TO sheriff
White, who took him to Rockville Thompson
sells butter, eggs and produce, and pays regular
visits TO Montgomery County, where he purchases
his goods and Is alleged that while making these
trips he carries bottles OF whisky with him. which
he sells TO farmers The nrst Indictment found
against him charges him with selling liquor last
summer when the COMMUNICATING was held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

Ii. u
IS 'a bill is pending In Congress apprOpriating the
across Rock Creek and Woodley Lane road,n and
as "there is now an excellent bridge spanning the
creek at that point and all the revenues Of the
lures, that It would be waste Of the public money
70 apply IL TO the erection OF such structure AZ
the present time"
member proposed that 1t be referred 70 the COM
rhittee on roads and bridges. MI. w. G. Dodge
spoke Of the bridge as an unnecessary thing. pro
man said 1t was "a job Of the frst water" Tue
resolution was at once adopted without reference
OPPOSED no TIE FILTER PROJECT.
The commit ee CA assessment and taxation re-
ported back resolutions submitted by Mr. Dodge
January 3, with some notifications, and they were
adopted as reported BY the COMMITTEES. The reso-
Ssons dslare That ne Ss1s1s
proposition contained In the report OF Captain
bymOns TO be found In Senate Ex. Doc. No. LA
s fd Of spending
$4,000 and the waste OF 100000 gallons or the
AQueduct wa,er TO force on the citizens OF the DIS
condition Of district AFFAIRS this committee is Oh.
asbt q ne District or the rate Of taxation win be
OPPOSED 10 rRusr conPANrKa
Mr.. Morsel offered resolutions relating to bill
authorizing the formation Of companies with pow.
ers to act Is trustees The resolutions set out
that 'there appears to be no actual public neces.
Mty Tor the creation OF these corporations, bur
Of thsir projsctorSS ana declared shat the Citi
fenS Representative Committee OF One hundred
view with alarm the growing disposition on the
which crush out private enterprise without any
adequate resulting benent 70 the maeD OF the PEG
ss Ss
power to act aS trustees"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

WHAT REPAIRS TO THE IRoQuoIs WILL Cosr.-
The Navy Department is in receipt Of the report Of
the board OF survey on the U. s. 8. IroQuois at
Mare Island, Cal, which says that that vessel can
De put In good seawortny condition by an expendi-
ture OF about $4,000. Repairs to her hull will cost
&29, 500, and 70 her machinery about &6,5OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

DEATH OF A WELI-KNowN CrTIzEN-Mr Newell
B. Walker died at mis- residence lOll street
northwest at 4 O'Clock this morning OF consump-
uon He had been Ill for about six months M.
Walker was about hfty-six years OF age and
natiye OF Vermont He vas appointed 10 q POSI-
ton In the oce OF the Register OF the Treasury in
September, 1870. and at one time was the disburs-
Ing ofhcer OF that Bureau. He afterward became
the CHER OF the tonnage division, which position
he held until the division was transferred TO the
Bureau OF Navigation. He resigned September 30,
1855, since which time he has been connected with
the Barber Asphalt Co., OF this city. He was a
quiet, retired man, much liked by ali OF his asso-
ciateS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

SUCCESSOR TO Col K c. FoRD-At the stated
conv0cat,0n Of Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No. s.
he'd at Masonic Temple last evening, Albert F.
Fox was elected treasurer Of said chapter 70 I'LL
the vacancy caused BY the death Of Col =. c. Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

NOAH WALKER 4 CO.
$685. Pennsylvania ave.
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Local NOtes.

WIFE GRANTED A DTvoRcR.-This morning
Chief-Justice Bingham granted a deere OF divorce
In the case OF sarah X Willis agt John ]. Willis
The petition, nled september 9, 1885, by c. w. b.
Der !, 1894 at Burlington, N. j., and have one
living child; and the wife charges that her hus-
band is an habitua drunkard. and from April 1sss2
TO July, 1884, was Intoxicated more than half his
time; that from April, 1852, he became habitually
cruel In his treatment OF her. practcing this abuse
weekly during the year ending with June, 1883;
that since April, 1882 he failed 10 provide for her.
but, on the other hand, he received his food and
lodging from her from September, 1881 TO July
1884; and further, he charged her with immor-
atty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

A COLD WAVE COMrNG.-A signal service bulletin
says: Sold wave coming The temperature viii
probably fall Is to 20 degrees by 10 pm. Thurs
day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

DELTA KAPPA EPsILos.-At the seventh regular
monthly social meeting OF the Washington Alumni
Association or the Delta Kappa Epsilon Society at
Wizards last evening suitable resolutions were
Seth c. Moffatt, OF Michigan, and committee as
appointed to report NJ the next meeting appro-
PIRATE resolutions upon the death OF Francis Mil
Ter, esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

The CAMPANINI CoNCERT.-A leading feature OF the
Campanlnl concert at the Congregational church
next Monday evening Will be the selections from
Verdis new opera OF "Otello" which Will be heard
in this city for the first time The opportunity TO
hear Campanini, Scaichi and Galassi again will be
hailed with deiignt by the numerous admirers OF
those great artists. Seats for the concert Will be
placed on sale at Drops tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-27
Defending the Surplus.


The salient feature of the speech of
Mr.. Browne, of Indiana, in the house
on Wednesday, was the statement that
he was not the least frightened at the
plethoric condition of the treasury. 1t
was an evidence, he said, of the national
prosperity and the accommodating reve-
nue. might be made the occasion
for doing much for the people S
benefit. Under the control of
wise craftsmanship the surplus would be
national blessing. But in view of the
fact that it is not under such control it
would be safer to reduce it than to run
the hazard of ill-advised expenditures,
therefore Mr.. Browne was anxious to
have a revision of the tariff that will re-
national wants.
There is probably in no other country
public man, having any concern for
the value of his opinion or for his polit-
ical future, who would dare to say a
word in defense of policy which has
locked up in the national treasury be-
tween fifty and sixty millions of dollars
pie, and is steadily increasing
the horde. In all European countries
the eff of statesmen are directed to
holding the revenues down to the needs
of government, and the idea OF ere
ating surplus as national blessings
or an evidence OF national prosperity
would not be tolerated for moment.
That notion is purely American, and if
the example and experience OF other
nations are of any value they prove the
notion to be most delusive one. But
to the mind OF Mr.. Browne, of Indiana,
the surplus has peculiar charms, and
among them he finds that having been
gathered without oppression or COM
plant it bears evidence to the justice
OF the protective system. His only rea-
son for desiring to put stop to its fur
ther accumulation is the danger that
under unwise craftsmanship it might be
used in ill-adyised expenditures,
II is to be feared there are far too
many men in congress who agree with
the views OF the Indiana representative
regarding the surplus. Long devotion
to the policy which is responsible for
this anomalous condition, unparalleled
in the history of any other country, has
firmly rooted in their minds the obvious
fallacy that because the people go on
paying annually TO the govern ment
many millions more than are required
for its support, and disaster does not
follow, IL is evidence OF national pros
pelity. Not only that, kut eyi-
dsnee also Of the justice Of
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-27
SEVEN SELECTED.
Names of Those Whom Third Ward
Democrats VIII Vote For

Democrats Will Vote For.
Despite the juicy state Of the weather the
braves of the Third ward turned out in
strong numbers and through the liberality of
the man who conducts the shooting gallery
on North Eleventh street. they were per-
mitted to "get out of the wet" by taking
refuge between and under the canvas siding
and roofing. The two great sachems, Pat
Ford and julius Meyer, were on hand and
circulated among the braves with their faces
suffused with fascinating smiles and each
wearing ''biled" shirts. Pats emerald out
shone julius diamond in winning popular
favor, and while the latter looked on to see
that nothing ''cut and dried" was forced
down the throats of the voters, the former
did the talking and captured the ''cor Gus"
by getting Judge Reed in as chairman and
Sandy Forbes as secretary. Sandy tailed
the minutes of the meeting on his watch
chain and upon the suggestion of Mr. Ford.
Messrs. Dick Burdish, H. Z. Parrish and
Colonel Forbes were appointed committee
of three to select seven names to be voted
for next Saturday between the hours of noon
and seven in the evening to attend the demo-
cratic county convention, with limit of fif
teen minutes to perform their arduous
duties
While the trio wrestled with their work
the braves adjourned to a neighboring saloon
and irrigated until the committee returned
with the seven candidates, all of whom were
acceptable to those concerned. They are
George Garfield, Patrick Ford, Dick Bur-
dish, Henry Parrish, A. H. Forbes, Adam
SNYDER and Ed Rothery