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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

If you want the best and the
strongest wagon call on Ligon &
Co. for the celebrated Tennessee
or James & Graham.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

JESSE WILDER. the cold clothes
cleaner and dyer" has returned .
home and is prepared TO do all.
kinds Of work in his line with
.neatness and dispatch. Give
him 8 trial. Call on Jesse at.
P. McIntosh's store.-May Srd. .
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

The celebrated Earl 4 Wilson's
Collars and Cuffs for sale at
GREENER BROS.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

Mis-, Edgar Park. Of Houston. was
in tle city on TUESDAY last
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

The hrst annual fair OF the PepIpsu' a
Horticultural Society, which opens in
the OFera Home on Tuesday next, from
present Indications promises TO DO the
huoss aver seen In this city. Mrs Caleb
Chutohman has beeu made chairman OF
the lsdies' oOmnitt.e with full power
TO act.
Among the exhibits will he = grand
display BY E. d. S.urtevaul, OF Borden
town, Il j..
Architect Rice finished the plans for
the fair yesterday, and they we're
placed In the hands Of Contractor Harry
8. Chrisiy last evening. A gang Of
forty men will commence work under
the contractors direction late on Ss,ur.
day night 1t 10 expected that the &c or
arrangements will be completed by
Monday morning. Il will rfuui. 6
ID COO feet OF lumber to 90 the carpen-
teFiRR work.
All tae SEATS In the paTquet and par.
Quet circle will be covered with canvas
% protection from injury. The false
door will cover all the soAts on the NJ ain
floor.
On the JArquet floor It Is pIo7o,cd to
Fave four booths where the fiJrA! DIS.
plays OF b. ID. BtuTteVAnt OF Bofcsu.
town, N. j., Il Brinton of PniladelphIa
and Messrs. Horn and Hsyden Of this
city will be PLACED. Hslf OF the stage
viii be used as the restaurant Of the
Pr)Vident Society. A part OF the stage
viii be used for exblblts
1t 10 hoped by the society that they
will have N exhibition some rare plants
from the conservatory Of @ W. Uhllds
Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
uie,e.aud Mon i,nen rown.

MEDIA, Sept 10 Tho news from
Maine was the cause OF making b syn.
dictate Of ak or gGvsn Democrats from
Clifton weaken and Withdraw to-day o
bet Of 1850 they bad made on this eiso
tlon Of Cleveland and also forfeit To-
post OF $40. About two weeks ago they
authorized q young law student in
Me- 10 to bet $500 for them in sums Of
$40 lpHRrds wherever he could place
az, When gentleman ia Chester
heard from Vermont he sent word 10
Media that he would take tho Gu Sire
5000 bet In one lump.
A forfeit Of $40 WRs put up by each
side AID the whole amount WAC to be-
placed In the shareholders hand on
Saturday evening last. The Harrison
men WAS OF the appoiOted place with
bis money, but the Cleveland men sent
their representative TO say that they
would have the money ready ct 2 O'Clock
to-day. But yesterdSy they hesrd from
Maine, aud instead Of depositiug the
cash on their candidate tc- lay they rest
word that they could not afford to have
50 much money lying idle from now
untt! the election, and that they might
deposit 1t later. They also deny their
rig q to loss their forfeit deposit, bat y
tie teIna Of the bet they Lave already
lost It,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

JAcKsoNvILLB, Fla, Sept. ~ This
has bten another IniseIRbly rainy, gloomy
day. Tie pe,tilence still walks in dark
De.s. At noon to day the official report
fhJwed 50 new cases OF fever and ~
deaths, as follows;
Louis J. File ming, JT w r. Poyih
less, Il. F. Keys, Charles 8. Embler. G.
A. KeeDe, Margaret Marie, Rev. The &.
n. Smith, Carrie Wolf, Maggie Wolf,
Annie GriaeD, child. Total cases TO
date 74S; total deaths, 100. Adv,ces
from McClenney state at there are
about 65 cas- there, and all the physi'
ans sick but one.
Medical aid and nurses are badly need
ed. The Executive Committee OF the
jackson vile Sanitary Association to-day
voted to extend financial aid TO McClen-
ney as there promises 70 be funds that
can be spared ior the purpose, aad It Is
believed the Jacksonvlll Relief Commit
tee will endorse this action. Rev Tn O..
NJ. Smith was one of the moet efficient
members Of the Relief Committee. He
was young minister Of great zeal and
promise. Young LouiS Fleming was a
nepheE OF the Democratic candidate for
Governor
Among the III to- day with fever is DR..
Charles l. Burroughs, one OF the most
prom nent citizens
WASHINGTON, Sept. I'm ss Clara
Barton, President Of the American Red
Cross Associl ion, has made a pslvate
subscription Of s. 900 ia aid Of yellow
fever sufferers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
A1ouuE mans wasted L.fo.

PoTTsvmLE, Sept. l2 Louis scbloss
died o day ON effects OF an overdose
of morphia, taken while IN jail on sun
day night He was young man of
ability and good qualities, but some
months ago had lost bis situation and
health, aud few weeks since forged his
brother-!a laws name TO a cheek for a
small amount Th-re was a general dis
position on the part Ct friends TO eettle
the CAGE, but he was arrested in Williams
port and brought here 10 jail After a
weeks imprisonment he was released on
bail, and again went TO WllliamspoEt.
1t was feared that he would not return
for tr al and he was brought back on a
capias and on Saturday night again i'm
prisoned. Broken IN spirit and health he
took the drug to OBJ ain greatly needed
sleep, and took too much The fact that
be had done so was not discovered until
thirteen hours later When found he was
at death'G door, hut for forty eight hours
he was kept alive by artificial process S.
b. permission Of Court lie was moved on
Monday night to his brothers house,
where he died
He was we'll connected, a brother and
brother in law bsing leading merchants
here His father lived here for many
years and occu pied prominent place 10
the community. He was born IN Phlla.
delphiA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

News summary,
Chlef Justice BeAaley hRs designated
January 8, 1888, for Local Option elec.
ton In HuDterdon county.
The Cumberland County Agricultural
Society cleared $1,000 from last week s ex-
hibitian, aud viii soon be out of debt
Their have been 225 signatures secured
for the ratification Of the Sioux treaty at
the Lower Brule Indian Agency, Dakota.
Mrs. Collins was fatally injured and
several other people seriously hurt in 81.
Louis on Tuesday by collision OF cable
cars.
Mrs. Thomas Myers and daughter were
run down on Tuesday IN the harbor oil
Eastport, Me-, by a schooner, and both
were drowned.
An employe Of Ilsley, Doubleday q
Co. New York, name Stephens, has been
arrested for stealing $4,000 at different
times from the firm.
A bull buffalo, weighing 100 pounds,
was killed three miles from Oakes, DAk.i
on Tuesday. 1t had stTRyed from the
usual feedirg grounds.
The National Encampment proper OF
the G. A X. began yesterday at Colum-
bus, Ohio, the receptions, camp fires and
parade of Tuesday having been prelimi-
nary to the actual work.
Or the arrival of the steamer Peruvian,
from Liverpool, at et Johns, NJ f.,
yesterday, W. + Evans, p 'ssenger, was
pleeed under arrest charged with having
stolen S6O,U00 from Birmingham, Eng
land, firm.
DR. e. P. Rowland, dentist of WASP
ington, ID G was seized with hemor-
rhago Of the lungs IN the wai,ing.room OF
tho sPennsylyanla Railroad station at
Harrisburg last evening, end died before
he could be removed to the hospital
Only one survivor Of the Old Defend
ers' Association OF Baltimore-Mr. James
Chamberlain Moriord, aged % years at
tended the banquet given yesterday on
the anniversary OF he battle OF North
Point. The other suryivor-NathanIel
Watts aged % years-was 100 feeble to
attend.
The wife of Israel g Musser OF Bow
man sVille, Lancaster county, has given
birth to tTil lets, twogirls and boy The
boy is to be named atter General Harri-
son and one Of the girls after Mrs. Harri-
SON.
JAeob Drawnawell, aged so years, cut
his tiAoat and was takeu 10 the Lebanon
County Almshouse, but he tore at his
wound and fought the attendants des err
ately only being subdued with the great.
est difficulty.
Several persons bave died at Franklin
Park, q small settlement about fourteen
miles from PlRinAeld, from 4 malady
which has not yet been explained. A
sailor. returned there about four weeks
ago suffering with a disease which the
doctors called ship fever. He died shortly
afterwArd, and Of those who attended his
funeral six have died, and others are
stricken with the same symptoms that
were present IN the sailors case Many
o. the symptoms are similar 70 those Of
yellow fever, and the villagers are
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

RIDoElY. No., Hert. l2-Tt WA m.
mored last night and this morning had
the Jury OF Inquest on the body Oh ME-
Annie Apgtet', whose tragic death bv 4
plttol ball was described yonterdsv
would not return . verdict that that m.
fortunate lady had committed suloide
States Attorney Lewis AMI Jnstics
Hutson Wtnt out 10 the AnStett farm
his morning Aad took In vritlng Ihs
'a5timony q MIRA LiEnle |, Miller
whO yesterday tainted Just As tbe os,b
was being administered. She WAS wealr
and showed signs Of great mental Suf.
fertDa She bad tainted Saain yeaterdav
Afternoon and remained onscioua ior
an sour. She was composed this morn.
Ing, And became some what animated A.
che gave her testimony.
The jury met In Denton I1.eO o'c,cok
and heard Mrs. Muller's evidences reSd
with olrsed doora. 1t was Afterwards
made public, and was 80 follow: ~
am twenty-sighl years old and 9 resi-.
dent OF EAstoD, Pa. Have known Mrs.,
Anstttt hinoe she was twelve years Of
age, and havs known Mr.. Anstett
about tho same time. l have been
Visiting his house for two months. This
10 the third summer l have visited
them. Mr.. and Mts Austett were both
quick 10 get apRty. Mrs. Anstett has
been very Irritable for s1me time. II
eeemed TO grow upon her. OF late
nave hehrd her expreas q deaiEe TO get
ont OF this life, and Of tin o. she would
give way 70 ce'p,ndeDcy. Have known
MT. and Mrs. Auhtttt TO quarrel, b. (
tneS were onl trivial Affairs; have no
knowledge Of her trying 10 take her life
I I'm ffA Last fhNaa he n
hrs. Ans,ett quarrel on Monday, which
grew Out Of his whipping cow, Wit
ness took breakfast and dinner ct the
house on Monday, but noticed no
particular difference in Mrs.. Anstett
Have never heard her threatened bv
her husband. The shooll7R occurred
between and o'ol ok D. m. / was
coming from the oaHnery, heard the
report Of the pistol, and Immediately
Afterwards saw Mrs AuBtett Saw Mr.,
Auotett running towards Mr.. Oade's,
calling for Cade. Afterwards FaW
Ansseb carrying his wife into the
house, and did not see the pistol. Mrs,
Anssstt lived two MINUTES after l Rol
70 the house She did not spsAh thipk
she was unconscious. Heard Mr.. 40.
sets say 70 his wife: "This 10 terrible
how could you do any thing like THAR
Witness then gave Mr.. Anstett'l
story Of che tragedy ~ he told it TO her
which agreed with his testimony a.
published yesterday.
After . ahoft delibOFRilon q verdict
was returned that Annie Apststt cam.
10 her death from q pistol shot by The
hand OF some oae TO the Jury unknown
and recommended an Investigation b.
the grand Jury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. IL Prot. Richard
A. Rrootof, Of Harvard University,
the renowned astronomer, died 10 might
Of yellow fever, At willard Parker Hoa.
pitnl, at the foot Of East Sixteenth
street. He arrived 10 this city On Mon.
day last by train from Oak Lawn,
Marion county, Fla . place which was
not known 10 have been Injected with
yellow fever, where be has private o.
seEvAtory. He left hts family there,
aud was TO have sailed on Saturday, for
Europe, where be was 70 lecture this
fall and winter U Jon arriving be
went to Ihe Westminster hotel, living
Place aud Bixteenth street. He felt
fatlgued and indiapoged, but retired to
reAt. thinking he would be restored by
morning. He saw nobody bat his phy-
slcian { whose name President BAyl0
OF the Board OF Health refuses TO dis
olose), and nobody about the hotel
knew be Was III.
Ga Tuesday afternoon he became
worse and his physician notified the
Board OF Health OF HE suepicions that
the case WAS one OF yellow fever.
Tuesday night the symptoms were 60
bad and Suspicious that Drs. Bdson,
james and Day, Of the Board Of Health,
were called in. He had high fever and
Was vomiting, His temperature WAS
1881 There was Q iAundiced appear.
Anoe OF the face. The recent arrival
from Florida made the case suspicious.
Late In the afternoon the professor be-
came better and the patient did not be
lieve that he wEs suffering from yellow
fever, but thought It was malaria.
They thought Of removal TO the Pest
House, on North BTothers Island, but
owing to the weAther, high winds and
heavy rain 1t Was not deemed prudent
to move him 60 far snd AcoommodA.
tiona were provided for MIN 81 willard
Parker Hospital. Skilled nurses were
asked 10 volunteer 10 attend him. The
call was promptly responded to BY q
number OF the most sktlful nurseF, all
of whom bad experience in yellow
fever cGseF.
He was removed from the hotel late
Tuesday night in fairly good condition,
but the diAKnois Of his complaint beir &
siill uncertain. After his removal he
rested we'll until this morning, when he
had . relapse. The end came quickly.
In spite of the most careful nursing,
Professor Proctor passed through she
various stages OF the disease rapidly,
and to-day was seized with the black
vomit This is the lssT stage and no
one RECEIVERS when Is has once set in.
As the Aun was setting the patient was
taken with slight eonvulsions. The
conYulaisns Increased, a ID then came
tine black VOmit and death
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
FIFTH EDITI0i


South Trenton Io,.. ', !.
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s n S,ket street station 4 ' y
ssY sa, lhor'li before ! i ~ ~. B
o. OF this city, wha,e ,S y va 4
@ 'rSa- escorted 3,I TO ibs c My
10, IIsy WI. VIII have a ,boit w., ,,.s..
this afternoon, and nj, ,I ,,, S,ss
9 sS CLOCK vii be banqu,t,,,is' , Y, \
Fellows Hal, TIE Iar ro,' ,.. Y \
es,nLosomely tsoorl.sd IA, .I M
win bunting, everst, an 70, 'es |
piaeia, Oget the sl,,s NY !, n
Meloom'," 10 large 's n = " Y
evergreen While On M M. ' ! "
wal are tho words, US IS 10y. :
ana "Ejenr" with tbs s ou,a !, n
o. the rear Of the bali, 'S N.Y..
hve 1Ablee oc,upI ing tia nv.
room, with another ops Ar ~. ,,ssl 4
ana It 10 eHpso.td oil IllS.nI
r'ne'y nine msubsn ., nv
ton Lodge, hesdsi b, NY w
seventh Il lglmeut Band W
10 pieces, took dlnpr I,
Home, y fsu miHu,ss AZ, w "
escorted there by the ioI.o q, ~
tee OF Ellen Lodge ]. " ny
y Oo'e, u. W. Pyle, J.WT.sI
Ksllum. - W. ~
| In the afternoon q stree, j
given by Eien aud he Nm
after which they viii b, M, ~
the river to Fort Del.V,,
tuons repsst Will b, ,eryl =
evening 10 The auditorium I
Fellows' Hail
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

BALTIMORE, Sept. u Tho fall races
on the Maryland and Delaware tEotlinR
clTou commenced 70 day at tha Gentle.
mems Driving Park, near this city.
The track WAS In fairly good condition,
and the large attendance made the bet,
ting quite lively.
There were eight starters In the 6rst
FAce, the thres Minute olaEH, for q puTse
OF $500, which was won by Bedell &
Johnsop'a Bob Shaw. Charlie Allen
Gas second. Time. 9tlk, 2.S7, 2 S61f
289H.
In the 2.30 GLASS there were six start.
ers for the $500 purse. Wilkes won the
nrst, second aud afth heats, and Hornet
the third aud fourth. Time, 9SlH
2Sl5<, 3.3lH, 2Sl1f, 2.33.
The third race, Tor PAGERS Of the 2 81
GLASS; for purse OF S30O, brought oui
six starters, j. g. y. won the hrsi
heat, Happy Russell the second and
seventv.aix the third. Time, 2 344
2 30, 2 3S1S This race was then post.
pom sd unul tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

Alabama, 10; Arkansas, :; California,
s; Colorado, 3; Connecticut, 6; Delaware,
3; Florida, 4; Georgia, IL Indiana, Is;
Kentucky, ID; Louisiana, s. Ma yland, s.;
Mi sIssippi, 8; NJ ssouh, l6; New Jersey,
9, New York, SO; North Carolina, II.
South Carolina, 8; Tennt ssee, y; Texas,
10; Virginia, 12; West Virginia, o; III.
nois, -; Iowa, 10; Kansas, 9; Maine, o;
Massachusetts, IA Michigan, IL; Miu-
nesota, Z; Nebraska, 5; Nevada, 3; New
Hamp hire, 4; Ohio, %, Oregon 3; Penn
sylyania, 30; Rhode Island, 4; Vermont,
4; Wisconsin, IL.
Total number of elect raj votes 4O1.
Necessary TO elect, sol.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

About noon today two little glrlt
aged about years and 10 months re-
speotlVely, made their appearance on
King street beloH Fourth and told sew.
erAl persons that they were lest. The
elder one said that their names were
Maggie and Mary Mooney, bat was ur
able 10 tell whore they lived. Sac said
that they followed some music and
could not end their way back home.
They are both remarkably bright chill.
dren for their age, and Mary, the
youngest, has . double toe on each OF
her feet. They were taken IN charge
by Benjamin Gam, OF Nos. 223 and 22j
King street, who gave them an excel.
lent dinner and telephoned the fact Of
their being lost to police station.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
nuslneas ParalI 1ed at Unarl, g,on

ORARLEsToN, 8. O., Sept, 12,-Ths
Bfi!ieh stesmEhip D5mingo arrived pt
quarantine to-day from Rio Jauelro via
BelttR orc. The health authorities re.
lose to allow her to come TO the city I'LL
October l.
Tha cotton aud provision business
here is almost OF & ttandstlll, owing To
the blockade on the railroads. The
supply OF provisions bulk mestf, lard,
81, ia almost exhausted, and Wholesale
merchants find IL impossible to fill
orders for the interior. Oay 373 bales
OF cotton have been received to-day
against 4 S62 bales last yeEr, and sysry
body is idle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
THIRD EDITION.


The Marvel and Graham KAylin Com
many is aid NJ new warehouse on the
+. ar. Il. Il. near this place.
The wooden mills Will make another
start on NJ ndAy much TO the pleasure OF
the EN- lloyes as they have been stopped
for about two months,
The charge 4 Ettempt TO rape against
W, v. Walker proprietor OF the hotel
raised considerable sensation In this
place. .
of Wv. Walker the match factory is
closed.
This Nvin baseball club Of Misplace Is
n very popular organization as d received
eight challenges Tor last Saturday They
play ball and have large number of
Tictoriel.
There was Republican rally in Avon
dale on Monday night at which G, r.
Baker OF Philadelphia spoke. There was
n good crowd considering the rainy
weather.
There hayI been several assignments
around here lately among whom are 8. b.
DouRherty 10 Jesse Dicky, W. V. Wal
ker to 5wilhin Shortldge and James
Merritt
Democrats are less demonstrative here
than has ever been known, Thos. II.
Marvel the Kaol n merchant has esehewea
that party and will vote for Harrison and
Morton this fall.
The farmers complain OF g small crop
of potatoes this year, They say that tuey
are of large sizo but there are few In u
hill.
A number of people are getting ready
for " lest Chester Fair and Oxford Fair,
the former being the latter part of next
week, and the latter the week after.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

al tae REPUBLICAN, oflOa today, In
lie 5ELd.:
! O'Clock 10 o'clock Il o'oloeh
$50 73o TAO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

YOUNGSTOWN, Sept. l2.-John Ogden,
for sixteen years a well known restaurant
keeper, but lately retired, met horrible
death In Brooklyn last night While at.
tempting to cross the tracks o. the Allan.
tic Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad, at the
corner of Atlantic and Brooklyn avenues
he was accidentally struck by an east
bound train and was dragged half a
square His body was horribly mRugle1
He was identified by card found in q
travelling bag he was carrying.
Mr. Ogden was q native of England
and came to this country 10 early man
hood. lie was = loom boss ia Hunter s
mill for several yeats and then opened the
Central Hotel. He leaves vile and two
Children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

mals les At FsrEusoR'e,
J. BsCQ2i ..s.-,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

A meeting Of all prohlbIsioni,t t. Of New
Castle county, who are In sympathy with
the national prohibition party, viii be
held in Wilmington, September is, at
$50 p. m, 10 Baynard'S building, Ffth
and Market streets. The purpose OF tho
meeting is for the organization Of the
county, with special reference to the
presidential election OF this fall. Allwho
are in sympathy with the above including
ladies OF the W. G. 7. u, are earnestly
requested to be present.
by order Of the State Central Com.
mittee for New Castle County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
FAULT FINDING.

Find all the fault you can
with our Clothing; we won't
complain. We Ike to be
told OF our faults when such
exists. IT'S thus we gain
perfection. Onr line OF Fall
and Winter Clothing is su-
perlor to anything the city
has ever seen. II you can
detect anything wrong with
them we will be glad to
know it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

EssspS, MI, Sept. II Col +. C.
Gn-l-aptJg.h bro ght to Marlborough
iis ttsrk farm, in Talbot county, ysstet
Gay - bEiOrG down ewes and live ram
.E@Etcd rom England and selected from
latiatIsa' Lord Jersey, MIR 1re4dwell,
Mr. Case aud Mr. Howard. They came
10 Baiam r, on Saturday on the steam
slip Baltimore, in charge of Co. Gods
horough's shepherd, Mr.. Philip. who had
btrn sent 0 Eugl4ni 10 select them and
bring them over. The herd arrived IN
excellent co ldition there not being sea
IN or tired looking sheep among them
when delivered at L len borough.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

There was . good attendance At the
meeting Of the Tppecauoe Club, which
was held last evening ut their hall,
Tenth and Market streats. Blk active
and four honorary members were
elootsd. Address6ss Vas delivered by
II. q. MoLear, Z N. Ropes and Fl. H..
Ward, Esq, each OF which were allied
with assuring arguments Of the success
OF The Republican party In November.
Mr.. HoOpeS' remarks especially were
very interesting, ~ he incorporated bis
personal experience and interviews
oonoeFnlnR the situation with q large
number Of business men. At the close
OF the speaking 0 motion was adopted
that public meeting will be held in
The lubFCom every, "Wednesday evening
until after the eleolion.