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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04


roads.
SUMNER AND FALL
Perhaps" said the man OF the wheel 1.-THE
pleasantest season for wheeling Is the fall, when
| It Is cool, but many 60 in the summer One rea.
son for this is that men can get away from their
wheeling In the fall-that man is more apt 10 take
cold by lack of precaution after the heating exer-
ton OF run. Merely regarded as an athletic out
door exercise there Is nothing TO compare with
bicycling. In the course OF a short ride every
muscle Is brought into play. One set OF muscles
Is emp9yed In peSalling; then you 90 down grade
| change the balance OF your wheel; you put on the
brakes the muscles OF the back and OF the body are
| lookout for your road and you are using Inc
| muscles that control the movement OF the head
and eyes Every muscle from head TO toe Is
brought Into play. Then all the time you are tax.
ing into your lungs great draughts Of good fresh
nlled. "0A'
| the one direction that the river runs and youS
position Is such that you liable To be cramped
II you paddle canoe you work the upper portion
OF no use TO you except as ballast. II YOU saii
boat, well, you get no exercise at all. II you &c
on a walking tour your feet get sore before night
ana they are sore when you start out the ne n
morning. II you ride horse you get sore. 4
you drive you have 70 pay man TO take care O.
your ~ morse; ON bicycle no matter how fatiguet
and as eager 20 take the wheel as though vol
had not mounted one for month. You may, 4
the first day, but the soreness viii disappear bs
the next morning, and you viii not suffer ami
more Then the oreakage and cost OF repairing
keeping buggy repaired. II costs you nothing 3,
kept :, When n" ySu get through days ride 70,
month or % you Put some OIL on It"
TOURISTS ouryr.
sWhat would the wheelman carry with him 10
Q weeks tour"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

A wal Known female physician said the
othcr days Among the yosng women -
trrned from their sumner outing is more
than ever noticeable what is now known as
tas tenris skin It is extremely beautiful
and wRs almost IN known among women Of a
previous generation ft is "a smooth ard
polished "a Satin. ins ard close IN texture as
ivory. IL clear, delicate biscuis In crlor.
srs1zparpnk ard with the rich coloring shov-
ing through rather than lyinx On he surface.
Il xfves ths impression. also. of exquiSts
cleanliness r - The result u snnIig ghs and
fresh air ard the healthful process II cleans
ing every pore Of ths skin daily With psrxpi-
ration Nothing can clean the skin Ike ths
nyostprs that fovs through it from warm.
quick lowing blood No water put On the
outside has Ike effect ~ the water that
cor,~s from the inside. his i the rrsson
vhy e is called the TERMS SKIN because the
girls rho play tennis wash ogt thar s<ins
with psrSpirssicn 1t least ouce a day.
There IS smother sort. ard vary beautiful
one = Is. known among The eirls ss a Turk
ish hath skin That CONES from thorough
s---assrr. to. hus whils il - ~ery lovAlv I
Ike II iess tran the eennis skin. because tis
fesh sni muscles are not nssfe as fr-n
heneafh ii sx 81 thas oatdoor exerrise. and
therefore -he cuutours- uzlcsrnessa Il are lsSs
rrur,,i ans x--octh ard is dos not wesr ~
Val. sind and snn hi1rs it. r. = given .
frpckiinx and - chaprinx. and 80 rocrss
n,ske is iry szd fcTtd. ~hile t.- tsrn.s skin
= varrznse5 - stsrd ,n7thing sd resp ~
hesuty Tbe TlrkisA bsfh skin Ia vslvutv
rather fkcs satinv. snd hes ru-e leaf sn,i 80
shell s.rt Il Ants. sli rirx ard whlie irsssad
q hr-~n srd ~. Rus IS $ very grsrfy.r--
New T1rx Tcr6
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
A COLLISION At SEA
sxTsEs Passengers ARE Oao"NEo
The shfp. Arasas4Pis sd EzFi Wsnstss
kaa Ioxsth~F 4Aa The Latter ssBks-
ras C.Pt@ia 81 tAs Arasas4pls
Bri1xs IA. shss Izts PsrL

Nsw YoEx Noy. l.-Csptzia Kennedy
Of tie Hriush ship CfssdmoFs. ~Eiek ar
siTeS yssisEdsy fFon Manila ssys On
SsptsmbeF 8. a. 80 q ~. sighted a
snip ~iih signals Of distress nsiEk which
pgevsd 10 bs the British sap Ardenexpe
At 10 :. N. ~s bovs-to close 10 the ship,
and vas a. 2ed II 4 could render any assis
tsnce in tie shape Sf spsrs slc.. and as /
could act. the captain OF the ArGeDesple
SAID be hsd shipsrscksd crew on board
and waited ne 70 take them. l agreed.
but told aim | Was short Of provisions, and
sss promised pleaty by him. Saw French
steamer bearing de~n 10 him. and Was ask
ed 10 stand by and see what assistance the
steamer would render l Kept my chip
hove 20 on the stssbosrd tack and saw q
boat go 10 the steamer. / Was signaled TO
board tue ship. hOve-to on his star6osrd
bow and vas boarded by the captain and
part OF the crew OF the ship karl Wemyss.
which had been in collision with the Afdens-
zpls and whlch sank Immediately after,
carrying dosn sixteen passengers ineiud-
ing the captains wife aud three children.
The rescued captain was very III when
brought on board. went on boaro ths
Ardenssple, and found Der IN q dangerous
condition. i sent tpr my carpenter and on
consultation with the other two csfpsnteIs
and the captain pronounced her unsafe
Captain Guthrie mustered his crew, who
decided 10 leave the ship. and sore OF them
went aboard the Creedmore. the re 81 getting
provisions ana their effects on board
Finding that my ship was drifting two lar
TO leeward | went on board and nllsd away
and came up TO the Ardsnesple again
ana hove TOO on the stsrboard side.
Two boats came alongside with part
Of the crew. | went back on board the
Ardeneaple and asked the Captain what he
was going 10 do. he seemed somewhat ex-
cited, and requested me TO stand by. awh hile
During the afternoon all hands. except the
Captain and first officer. eft the ship. A
life boat from my ship came 10 take me of.
but the Captain of the Ardeneaple said he
wanted the life boat, and returned in an
other BOAT. Captain Gutherie said he in
Tended TO stay by his ship, and as be was
determined. | went aboard the Creedmore
and proceeded on my course. The next day
! took account OF my stores. and. finding
them short, put all hands on short allow
ance and kept the ship away for Bar0adoes.
where the wrecked crews were landed. The
Ardsneapie subsequently arrived at Fer
nando IN a badly damaged condition.
Register today II you DO not attend 70 this
n N~AfA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
BELKNAP VS.. BALL
a STUPID FoRogaY MAKES TaoUsls
e. " Hall. proprtstSE ~ rhs Democrat
s0sd - Ch&riss q bsike@p for Tea
1e0us4na Dollars Damages res
Case - 90 III. eressiy fsskes.

Charles IeiEn&D yesterday began suit
sksiEsl r. " BAL pTopfis,or 81 tAs Iasly
hraeoral Tor $4,000 damages. fsEEsTt
Weiceu Oans0a. sua BoueIds4d a
keensy are tas p.aini fs attorneys
1le inmeiisie cause for shis action vas
The publication in yesterdays Dssaasaf 0f
VIA. wss designed u bs lsksn - ths pU5-
lie ss re siasiLs of letter Or document
written o. 4r. BelkBsP The contents
we're the remarks fslssly attributed ~ Mr.
BelkaAp sy the Dsa3crat Il dOut pro-
pose 70 20 into dsuats on tsnn differences
OF wool. qeiuine and ell those things be-
cause / ain't built thst way" ae eBsrsv-
ing Was gotten zap with niisspeiie1 words
unsiELtiF biots and cfsmps1 psnmenship.
with the evident intention II creating ihe
i'm preston that the writer WA al ign0r-
anus.
Ar. Belknap saws that the words the
writing aud the signature are forgerles. and
are inventions Of the Neaocfaf Tor the pur-
pose of iDIurns his political pruspecis. To
. TELEGkAN hEKALD reporter AT belknsps 9
attorneys stated tAat ta.s vac but The cui-
minatiOn OF a series OF misTepTeseEtatlons
or the part Of he Democrat. and taat the
suit would be pushed vigorously.
The matter has excited considerable com
nent Among th1se who are acc dsinted
with Mr.. beiknsp. the utmost indignation
has been aroused. Democrats rs well ns
Republicans unite in conce inning the pub
hcstion. and Mr. Beiknaps prompt action
is very favorably received.
Mr.. Ball was out Of town Yesterday, 50
that process could not be served upon him,
but was expected - return last night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Withey. More aud Hawkins were the only
members Of the Fire and Police Commis-
sion yesterday afternoon, and but little
business WAS done. About $3.50 worth Of
accounts were ordered paid. i. .. Scott and
A. Wood applied for places On the police
force: VIM. Cartwright was given permis.
sion TO CO meet bis tensment nst with No. 5
Engine HOUSE sewer; the Fire Marsha was
Instructed TO call the tremeps attention 10
the rule forbidcing them 10 catch onto the
patrol wagon while going 10 a FIRE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

LAKE ODEssA, Mich, Nov. 1.-Mondsy
night Elmer Mann was brought home a
corpse. 1t was just two months from the
time be went away. Elder Bennett preach
ed aD excellent discourse Tuesday afternoon
a. the funersl.-Stephen Haight and viii
Turner are hunting near Mecosta.-F. ID.
". Davis, NOMINEES for Prosecuting Attor-
ney. SPEAKS here night.-Msrtin Cox,
our wouid-be County Clerk, saws: I'm
sorry Cleveland did not veto every private
pension bill" he has been a soldier. too.
How generous sud pstriOtic.--Our village
election will occur November IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

by Means of . Chart New England
Farmer Locates 500 silver Coins,
FALL RIVER. Mass, Nov. 1.-Jsmes NJ.
Eddy, Of Providence, went out in his back
yard at Hornsneck before breakfast yester-
day morning and dug up 81, 500 silver coins.
His father was q Lieutenant Governor
Of Rhode Island. One Of his ancestors.
who sailed with Captain Kidd. returned
TO his Hornsneck farm and sowed
10 with doubloons. Among bis papers Was
a chart locating bis oEried wealth. The
The Iieutenant-Govsrnor did nothing with
the plsa. bat James NJ. Eddy. into whose
p0ssession the paper came At the same time
as the farm, thought 1t worth trying. He is
confident that there are 500 900 in Spanish
doubl0oDs buried on his farm, aud he pro-
poses to End them II he has to dig up the
entire place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

The Eighth ward Republicans Enjoy an
Eloquent Address and TIne Music.
The members OF the Eighth Ward Repub-
lican Club deserve great credit for the sue
cess which attended their NEE ting in Pom
eroy & Lswton's Hall. orner Of West Full
ton and Jefferson sis. last evening. Every
seat held an occupant. many Of whom were
lsoies. Owing to the parade by the Eighth
Ward Republican Marching Club. il was
after So'clook when s. @. Ketchsm. PTesi-
dent of the Ward club. called the meeting
10 order. A campaign song by the Eighth
Ward Glee Club opened the exercises. after
which the PresideDt made a few appropri-
ste remarks. closing them by introducing :
William Alden Saith, Esq.. Of Grand Rap
ids. Although not feeling very wei Mr.
Smith made a noble effort His address
wss reple;e with coed, sound logic, and
cOuched in isngusge that was clear and
concise, carrying con vicii0D with bis argu-
ments The great questions OF the dsy
were ably and eloqusntly discussed. and be
pointed ont be noble work that bad been
oous ia the past by the Republican party.
His remarks were warmly received, snd
the frequent bursts Of spplsuse vaich from
time 10 time iBterru ptsd bim we're deserved.
Another song By the glee club and three
hearty cheers for tie Republican State and
National tickets. snd one II the largest aud
most enthusiastic political meetings ever
held Ia the Eizhtk ward vss Al So end.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Grs4s Easeasizsa fsr ths >s4t SosEfsss-
1.a-A 80 Dszss@sar-tiss.

.ss.s..as tes ta.s.s-. e-s--s
HE1sasglLLK sss L.-LE sssa kspatl-
csn d2y yesterday. oas q tas s~ss " IA
sssson. ana the desseD ssFsllon hers ~ss -
a. edas Is 6aasl u fhs c&In palgn - tnis
ts4asaig. Dssplss ths lat tnAt tsis = !.
very sgsy season sH4gag f.r@srs, tAsrs vas
l4rxs turneok They cams ~ltA fclf-
horse ..aoas. ts8-aorse saEons. ons-hogse
Iixs sG1 4t1ot sE1 On horssoseA. &1d a. -
.. a. La~ ssi sas ero-dsa- v ~. " hipPis
sss casssn czslfuiaa I'D isnsdlsisiy H.
frs1acea oar nsxE Congressman, Capt
Chas. =. Bslsnap, sho -ss fscsissd visa al
aa bufst % sppialse. Ar. bslknsps AZ
.nlel s4s SUBSTANTIALLY "a lie taTi1s ~as
sfacleal aad ID tAs point. aad ~.s IIs-
4usns.y aPpisa ed.
vi Lille u 0rsnd HsEen. Prosecuting
Attorney Of Osz-a county, and ~hO -
ths say. ~i4 be reeizeted 0y good IA
IoFI.y, loliOs~c via one Of ais cnAFseJer-
istic tzriff speeches. also vigorously scoring
ths hrohleil0a party.
fred A Maynard Of Grand Rapids. then
cane ou slla a spesca delivered Ia hIs
vigorous s14 I'm mGltsbls style De sPoks
0n VARIOUS issues u ths campaign. srous
inS al of ne good iseliaE ana enthusiasm
ia lho house sad the climax wa three
6ogers0r Lacs sss Chas. 4. Belknap snd
tbey ~ose YEA tiger
Captsia Be!knaps name whenever
mentioned vas heartily appi auded-
There viii Be an increased Republican
ne 5rity ia this township and bsiknap viii
rua aasad OF Dis uckst.
Ford With his free trade theories and
political dena<exism. has made nimsslf
particularly ooaoIious 10 The farmers Tbs
free trade lsrnnsr Is a mighty scarce article.
Ar. B0sworih q prominent Republican
iarner Ia IBIS vicinity. cast MS first ballot
for Vim. Henry Harrison FOR President. and
u Is hardly necessary 70 add that ne will
cast one for the grandson, General Benz.
Hsrrisoa. November 8.
Co... Z. Z. GiObs. Republican nominee for
County Treasurer viii address . meeting 81
TIE Grangs Hsil Saturday evening.
e. II Taylor will address . Union rally
at this place Friday evening.
Register today Ifyou do not attend 10 thin
Sat. rrf1e
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
HILL vERY eLUM
NJ. vsry Iadinsrsst support OF Cisvs

ris VERY Iadlnsrsst support OF Cisvs-
Land
NEw YoRK. Nov. t.--Gov. ID, B. Hill tar
res in New York. patching up tn. hole 10
this polticzl fence. lie hovers around the
Deaocralic state Commits headquarters,
sod has little OF nothing 20 do with the
nsnsgers Of TIE National Democratic cam
paign. The coolnsss between these two fac
tons has grown 50 pronounced that L Is evil
e-at to The most casusl observer and amateur
pouucian that the Goyernor's chief thoughts
sud strongest desires ere With and for him
self The breach between the Governor
ard the President has grown 50 that Il
csnnot he healed AZ this late DAY By any
inrsrcesSions. plssiings. pro mises or pro-
tssfafions. and the fvO Cad0Idstes backed
by theif respective ciigues. are Dow working
for al they sre worth % promote their
own personal canvass. I be Governor
would sean % have The inside track last
nov beng on me around sad taking charge
for the urn= being of RS own canvass n
this cry vherc parties and politics st PRES
snt az a. Eres and sevens. President
Clsvelands supporters psrffcuia ariT the
Nstionsi COMMITTEES are taxing adyauisgs
% sverv trick that thsy can inye1t to push
the chsncss of their candidate even ~ the
eoss ~ his Democrat associates OF ths STATE
ticket here They have little or
no csre for or in crest IN the election
Of Governor I'M or the latter
hss 10 cars or interest in
Cievsisn1's success and The intap@ndent
Democrats snd rhngrumuisn course IN roll
irx up their sieevss 20 slaughter Hill and
sav. Clsvslsrc. has ed the Governors
friends to roii uo iheir sleeves ss vel
preparatory 80 running their knives -
The hilf In ths Presidents polificsi csrcsss
When ssksd about he Presidential csnvass
the Governor has fttie ~ ss7 that = COM
pfimsnftrv speaking only in a psrfnnctorT
and sguivcesi NsT. When Questioned con
csrring ths Presidents bssty action
in bouncing The British Minister. the
Governor merely sid it vas
good thing OF words - that
eject. snd hsd no isudstory sreeco for The
nsr of Thon - csa ssv nothing compli-
nentarr Governor Hill came - the city
prornpsie upon he departure II The Prssi-
dent whoTu be cculi not rossihiv meet st
the review sui has sver siDce been work
frx - ssCure his own sucrrss. The
ch Fl mctrs for fhis step on re part II he
wilv governor = his d-fn belief fiist the Grace
rrins rurvump cTovt - det-rrnined %
eel hin ont 81 sry cost. and throw their
strength intc Cisveiarrs hands Tiers q
The s--t evidences thar this is tie purpose Of
th~se loc-l ssczions md ihs Governor =
sndeaTorinx 70 aeld it CT
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
Fir. at HadsoaviIls.

s<eeesttt - "a T-+ttss~ tfhtee-
HUDsoNvILLS. Nov. Tom Curry's saw
mill burned last night after midnight.
When discovered the fire bad gained such
bsadwzy that vors was Of no avail and
ooiy by The vigorous working of large
force OF rnsa we're adjacent buildings saved
from destruction he hrs IL supposed TO
have started from The engine room, although
vhsu sxsmined bT the engineer about (
O clock, everything vas secure. Mr. Jurry's
loss q esgimsied at about I've thousand dol
lars. No Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
Says That He Did Not Take Poison-He
Is at Work Again.


Wednesday night VIM. Ii. Lilcox. a
painter. living at 52 Canal-st.. was taken
seriously III and it was believed that he had
taken poison. The police were notified
and DR.. Drosts called. He gave antidotes
for poison and the patient was soon better.
at 2 o'clock yesterday he was 30 far recoy
cred that he left his bed and began work on
some signs which he was painting.
The reason for supposing that Lilcox
took poison is that he has had sonie trouble
with his wife aud they have separated. He
was for short time connected with the
Wonderland Theatre as one Of the proprie-
tors but since the failure of that institution
be has been working at his trade. Recently
be has been working for Harvey Il Hey
sick. He was seen last night aud seemed
quite cheerful, and had not the appearance
of a man who had recently attempted his
own life. He denies The statement vi his
taking poison, and saws that it was . severe
attack Of painters collie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

A We'll hse~s frlntst IA Trssels Sea
AtsssaRstAs ~ Rape . E4sws4 Gsl4

A We'll hse~s frlntsf 3. Trssels s.s
AtsssaRstAs ~ Rape . F4s~ss 6sr4
Water :. kyaoss q az al 0n seTs ssri.
Gus charge Yesterday DSsn l4szie Kelly.
bite ~ sssf-ssla SRI who sells assers ga
ne sirssts. oaEos - fesios Headquarters
aaa sSae that same men had been lslklne
ssa ~ eer. s1d ssatsd hes 70 a. ~ thslr
roo1a vlio tAsIn- shs ~as told u 40 back
sno 40 With thea. and that al orfiosr
would col0e a.onk 6enind. This she do
sue a. aes taok her 10 q room ever al
IesrisI When sns went iato ne room
tas girl refused 10 Alsos hyhess 60 locs shs
door, 81 tasi when hs assaulted her shs
scFeamea ana lletectse Sniih ran IA aud
eseght kypess Sllh lht SRI IA ha arms
sDd arrested 1iM.
The defendant vas srrGlfned in the after
noon on TIE charge oi assault with intent 20
commit rape sna the examination set
DOVE for ne1t THURSDAY In default Of
s. 90 bal be vent IL Ali
kynsss Il foreman II ths Leader compos-
Ing room. snd has been drinking heavily
VI iGte-
Register today u 700 90 n0i attend b. this
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

TIE srsrosn q tie eify vIl give their
sra annual bslI. Tbankszivi8g ere. a.
Hsrfnan's hal There ~iil siso b gwen
a. ovsts- supper IN tbs fectars room TIE
Srsasn wsinng tshie tseusse NJ can
~sss % - tieksss - ss roaSe tbs vesr
BIS rerehsats sna Business men viA 10
Gssr5t rsrnsr1 be7 tSe fYsnen
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
A Ca&mbsrnssld Pssss ss . fertsHs-TsrsI
al the ortsn

al the ortsn.
very peat trick vas played on the
walters and other help al the Morton House
by one OF The chAmbernaids . lev nights
ago. The maid who played the trick dis
guisec herself as Oipsy iortuns-tsller 10
thoroughly that Eer most intimsis friends
failed Io reoognizs her. She then induced
some Of her companions 10 let her tel their
fortunes, which, being 30 well acquainted.
she was able 10 tell 20 psfeotlon. This in
duced Others 10 have theirs told. Until more
than twenty had paid n quarter for their
fortunes. Tie Dsxt morning The joke Was
told aud the money refunded 10 those Who
bad been 90 ped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
Ch2irmsa Huston says the state Will
Give Harrison 10000 Majority

Ch2irman Huston says the state VIII
Give H.rrisoa 10000 Majority.
ISpIASAPoLIs. Nov. lin an interview
today Chairman Huston said: General
Harrison's plurslity will not fall below
lO.eo0. expect il will be nearer $1,000 if
the election is fair. The Democrats will
doubtless use money very freely. Allow
ing the Democrats sll the votes they can
possibly purchase. don't believe 1t posi-
Die for them TO carry the State. We ex-
pect to carry the First district again and TO
elect Posey as the successor Of General
Hovsy. In the Secoud district We think
Brorton. the Republican candidats, will be
elected. aud in the Taird there is good pros
pect OF our carrying It. Judge Wilson will
defeat Holman in the Fourth .nd Duncan
will defeat Cooper in the Fifth. In the
Seventh the result hinges upon Maricn
county. II the Republican plurality Is
200 Bynum will De defeated. | think il
viii be over 1000 We will have q majority
In the state Senate, and with the hold over
mem oers, / think We will have more than a
fighting chance two years hence TO elect q
Rcpublicsn successor 10 Dan VOORHEES, in
the United States Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

SAND LAKE. Nov. 1.-The Harrison and
Morton rally at Shattuck's Hall last even
ing was the largest of the season. J. B.
Ware. of Grand Rapids. related few incl
dents in Ohio and Indiana few weeks ago
which show that Harrison and Morton are
gaining ground in those states. The
speaker of the evening was Hon. n. A.
Earle. OF Grand Rapids. who addressed the
meeting in an able way, throwing no mud,
but giving stern facts. The hall was
crowded To its fullest capacity; standing
room was At a premium Sand Lake will
give lsrgs majority COR Harrison and
Morton the 9th of November.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Early risers on FounIsin-st bill were
surprised Yesterday morning TO discover
that Edwin r. Uhi had come out for Harri-
son and Morton and announced the fact by
the display IF a Re publican banner in front
OF bis residence. But the banner oidn [ re-
main long. Mr.. Uhl backslid early, tore
down the emblem OF protection TO home in
dustries snd accused the small boys oil DIS
Jlaying the bsnnei.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

LoSroS. Nov. i.-Is the N unicipsl cleo
tens AZ Birmingham. held today. nine
wards return seven Jnionists and two
tiisdstonisna The elections ~ers contested
on politics party lines.
Josepa ks-snsgh vas arrested tonight on
. chsres # stte@sting % murder = nan
named piascbs. he csirns that bis life nss
heen threatened for mskiHg certain dis
closures in tas rsrnsii case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Harry Long has received from q friend in
Canada q turkey which weighs ~ pounds.
Harry is fsttening il and hopes 10 make il
weigh 90 pounds by the time the Pfesiden-
tisl contest - settled. He will serve the
turkey up 20 bis Republican friends ss soon
as tue news OF Harrisons election reaches
this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
Chicago Capital seeks New Fields for


Chicago Capital seeks New Fields for
gayestmests.
Los ANsELEs, Cal. Nov. The cable
railway deal ia this city was finally con-
summstsd yesterday. Messrs. Hellman.
Crank and other principal owners parting
With thrss-fOurths Of their stock 70 Chicago
capitalists headed by c. B. Holmes. The
terms Of the ssls are private. Tns synd-
cate comprises fifty vellknovn Chicago
business asn, among whom are G. 4.
Hutchinson. President Of the Board II
Tssds, J. J. Mitchsa, President Of the Tlli-
nois Trust and savings Baat; Msjor J. ].
McWuhams. Of Marshall Field & Co. Bsn
ismin Allen, J. n. Gillett ana William
Monroe. OF the Canadian Bank
Register today. II y0g 10 not attend TO this
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Rfcasoap. Va. Nov. L--I.ocnnlosivs en-
ripesr- spent today conudsring rsports on
matters discussed during ne frst part af
tbe session. The convention Vii s8fourn
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

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