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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Buring the present session of Congress,
which has been in session n little over
two months, more than 6250 bills have
been introduced in the House of Rep
resentatiyes. Not one fortieth Of them
have passed, and before final adjourn
ment, the number of bills presented and
referred will probably have reached
twice that number.
~
The life of a congressional bill is rather
interesting. To give some idea of the
red tape that bill must encounter. it is
only necessary to say that a full-grOwn
bill must he printed SIX times, and must
pass through the llandsofat least twenty
five persons before it can be numbered
with the laws of the land.
~
There seein:, 10 be growing disposi.
ton on the lart Of Congress to regulate,
or rather to restrict the publication of
certain matter in the prcss-such as
lotteries and gift enterprises. Thirteen
| bills of this character were introduced in
| the last Congress, and eight Or nine have
been brought forward in the present.
80
The House committee has reported ad-
versely the bill to license railroad con-
ductors, and this is probably the last that
will be heard of that measure.
~
The House Judiciary committee has
ordered a favorable report on the Senate
during the late civil war, with an amend
mcnt proYidiug that money SO col
lectcd shall be restored 10 the rightful
owner There is little doubt of the pas
sage of this act
~
The ways and means committee has
reported bill authorizing the secretary
of the treasury TO invest the surplus in
the purchase of United States bonds.
Heretofore this authority was conferred
upon that official by virtue of the pro-
vision of annual appropriation bill. As
an issue has been raised questioning his
right III the matter, it was thought best
to finally settle the controversy by such
legislation.
The Republican Senators have but two
subjects to discuse when they wish to
talk for political effect. When weary o.
assaulting the Presidents message they
are reduced to the necessity ofaltackins
the mail service in the west. Senator
Reagan was to the point when he salt
that if reform was honestly sought, The
complaints would hot he sent to til,
United States Senate, but 10 the Post
office Department, where steps could b.
taken to correct the alleged short com
ings.
-
Blaine's letter Is variuusy We've,
both by Democrats and Republicans
; The former places little faith in his sin
cerity, while those of the latter who ar
uniriendly to the aspirations Of the maj
from Maine are more than willing to tax
him at his word. On the other han
!, the ardent supporters of Mr.. Blaine ar
hoping that the will be a reaction in li
favor, which will apparently make TIL
u cn1ilary Of their iavoritc u necessity.
: ~
II As result of the retirement Of B.ain'
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

The Independent now dated at Helena
bids fair to soon be swallowed up by its
Billings attachment.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

1t is suggested that the Montana Press
Association hold its annual blowout IN
July this year.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

NoTIcR OF Dissolution OF PARTSn
SHIP The firm heretofore doing bUs,
ness under the firm name and style "
Deutsch & Tull, doing business as s''
veyors is the CITY of Bozeman, NJ. L.
this day dissolved by mutual consen'
All debts of the firm are assumed by :
Deutsch and all bills are payable to hl',
Dated Bozeman NJ. T. Feb. Goth lS''
s. DuTscll'
We. TuIL,.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

To REAL Estate DEALERs-Tbe CIlUnS
,cLE Office has q full supply of contra
blanks These blanks are different lrh
any in use in this territory herctoiM
and are just the things for real es'a'
dealers who are listing property.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

H. L. Hosmer, formerly Chief Justice
of Montana, has written book entitled,
Bacon and Shakespeare in the Sonnets.'
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

SOx.o the Children. They are es.
oN0O pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. It saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
W. NJ. Award druggist.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

rOAN GOALS. l.. Hollier has the
~ agency for the Esler coal IN Boze-
man. All orders left at Sanders & Max
wells will receive his promrt'attention.
The coal is better than ever, and is
warranted to give satisfaction. A. supply
always on hand.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-02-29

The House committee has reported ad.
versely the bill to license railroad con.
ductors, and this is probably the last that
will be heard of that measure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
CLARINGTON GOSSIP.

CLARINGToN, o., December 22.-Mr.
John Xrrp, of whseliog, was in town,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank c. Elebe returned home from
Berea, O , Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed. Habermehl is visitiog relatives
at Bellaire.
Several of our prominent teachers will
attend the Iustitute at Woodsleld, next
week.
Mr.. louis Bsuter, of Wheeling, visited
relatives here this week. He returned
home this afterrOon, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Frank Berlt.
The public schools at this place will
have two weeks, vacation,
Dr.. +. W. Handenshild, who has been
studying medicine, at Columbus, Ohio, re-
turned home to day.
Mr.. E. D. Steenrod, who has been teach
ing school in Belmont county, returned J
home to-day. He will spend the holidays
in this vicinity.
Capt S. W. Often, of steamer Elaine,
reformed home this morning.
DR.. J. G. Ssiter spent few days Of tie
past week with his family at this place.
The Lutheran Church will give an en-
tertainment on Christmas evening
Literary at the school house Tuesday
night.
There will not he any Sunday School at
Lutheran Church Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
LATE NEWS CONDENSED.

The Indiana Federal grand jury has ad-
journed for Chrstma' without indicting
Dudley.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling. the Phila-
delphia poisoner, has been sentenced to bs
hanged.
Fred Krou'e, aged ~, the keeper of a
saloon a. Font Scott, Mo, was found muir
dered IN his saloon. The motive of The
crime was robbery.
At Jersey City John Trsinor caught his
foot in a frog in front Of an approschipg
train. Preferriug death to the loss Of a
leg, he threw himself on the track and was
killed.
The town of Hsrmansville, in the Upper
PeniDsuls, Mich was almost entirely de-
stroyed by hre.
Prominent Ohio politicians, among them
Calvin S Brice, ex-CNv. Fostsr, George l
Ssney and John F. Martin have been &C
cused Of fraud and perjury in suit brought
against the defunct Ohio Central railroad.
John ScelHig, of Halifax, Pa held his
Wife head and arms while dentist ex-
tracted thirteen teeth. The woman died
from the shock. The parties who con-
Quoted the operation are under arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
THE STATE LINE RAILROAD.

Some News ConcernipE tho PrcJsc1d Now
Road.
In speaking Of the State Line railroad
the Panhandle Mars ssy.: 1T ha, Leeo
some time since we heard anything Of this
project, which we believe wOuld be of
great benefit to the psopl, Of Brooke
county, and parti, ulsIly 10 those living
10 B'thsny and slorg BofIslo creek. We
feared the matter had been allow ed TO
drop entirely, but such In not the case
A Telegram from Cannonsburg says .
meeting WAS held there one night last
week IN the interest Of the c,nten plat d
road. The object of the meeting seems
TO have been TO hear Surveyor McCnl.
loughs ,ep Irt, who wss present and sub
miued his report 70 the tffect that
nature had done much toward making the
road, as the route surveyed, with the sx-
ce 2tion Of two short tunnels would be On
essy grade. Mr.. Mccullough stated that
the line Of the railrcad would pes throus b
the town Of B:thany, and that the Beth
spyi'cs were doing everything In their
power 10 boost the Iosd. Also that the
distance from Csnnonsburg via Bethapy TO
W,lisburg, which was thought 70 be The
'hortsst rSu'e, was Just thirty miles. A
resolution YVES adopted 10 the tff ct that q
survey be Rsde At once from Csnponsbura
II Pittsburg, With . view Of ascertainin1
the mos; &c eirsble route acd also the dis
tsncs. Oar people should BE- moving ir
this matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
MRS. TINGLK's FUNERAL
Takes Place, Yesterday Afternoon, From
st, Matthews Church

Takes Place, Yesterday Afternoon, From
st. Matthews Church
The remains Of the late Mrs George K.
Tiugle arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, from San Franc SCI, over the Balti.
more and Ohio rAilrosd. They were met
at the depot by a number OE relative and
taken Immediately to St. Motthew's p. +
Church, where the funeral service took
place yesterday afternoon at . o'clock.
A large number of friends as embed
q. the church at that hour 10 pay thu last
sad tribute to the deceased. Ths Episco.
pal burial service wss Conducted by Rt
Rev. Bishop Peterkiu, assisted by Rev
Mcrrell, of St. Luke's Church. The
floral offerings were very pretty and appro-
pirate. At the conclusion o! the ser.
vice the pall-hearels, Messrs
J. D. Dubois, Vim. O. srdlan, K. N.
Browne, l. S Delapls,n, Sr Vim. StaDm
and 4. J. Cecil boTe the remains to the
funeral car, and the cortege moved away.
The inteTment took place at Greenwood
cemetery and was private.
The Alta CaIiforRid's statement that
Mrs. Tingle's fathers Dame is Roberts,
and that be is still living at New Orleans,
is wronR. His nsme was Robertson aud
be has been dead these many years. At.
tention is called to the error because the
clipping through su oversight was repro
duced verbatim in yesterdays REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
STILL MARRYING.
The Eventful Matrimonial Career of n
Illinois Man.

The Eventful Matrimonial Career of an
Illinois Man.
ROCKFORD, Ill, December 90 -hevi
D. Fuller, Of Cortland, Dekalb county,
was in ,,own to day with his seventh
wife, q Ted-headed, mstronly-lOokiDg
woman, pamed Emeline LOOMS Fuller's
first wife was Jane Maxwell. A divorce
separated them. Alyira Clark was the
second wife. She died. Nettie Moore
was Fuller's wife three months, and then
she sought and secured decree Of divorce.
Fuller's foaIth wife was Mrs ENzibs,h
Cynthia Davis. One night the wonan's
former husband CraWled into Ful-
ler's bedroom ard shot him io
the leg A divorce followed. Mollie Bish-
op was Fuller's fifth wife. She involved
her husband in stabbiDg sffrsy and was
then released from the matrimonial yoke
by divorce court. Lotia Ray YVES Ful-
ler's sixth wife and she eloped with
brakeman.
Fullers diary seows this interesting
table: Replies to advertisements, LOO;
number Of photographs exchanged, 400;
proposals, 119; accepted, IS; rejected, "a;
married, I; divorced, 4; paid breach OF
promise damages, l; married by minister,
/ ; married by Justice, s; shot ut, /; stabbsd,
l; time Of game % years.
Fuller was eogsged 10 seven women at
one time. The only g,rl that ever went
back on him was Carrie Smith, of Dubu-
que Six of his wives were blondes, and
one was brunette. lie leaves for his home
TO morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
ANCIENT SCANDAL
That May shake YIctoria's Right to tn


That May shake YIctoriS's Right to the
Throne.
LONDON, December ga Scotch guide
is said 20 lave bsen talking scandal of a
fresh kind sboat Mary Queen of Scots, by
telling some visitors that baby wrapped
in linen, with ''J' on it, WAS found in
the Queens apartment in Hollywood Cas-
tie. If that were 81, Queen Mary would
have been q very bsd one indeed, and,
what is more to the point, the present
Qaeen of England would simply be Ger
man perscn of ancient and respectable lin
cage, bat with no claim to the throne Of
Englard but that derived from a fcsudu-
lent chauge,iug Ia view of this latter
fact, Colonel J. Gore BDoth has written
solemniy to contradict the story, but it
seems that such baby wss found q few
yss,s ago. only it was in Elinburg Castle,
not iu HplyroO6.
There is perhaps a chance here for come
energetic lawyer to look up the case aud
eyic:, although it would no. be done cas- ly
to the hssd Of country which makes
evictions specislty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
SAMOA WANTS Us.

Annexation TO the UuIted States Prefer
able to German Ownership.
SAN FRANCIsCO, December 23.-The
oceanic steamer Ze;,landia arrived arrived
here late last night from Sydney and
Auckland via Iimoan Islands and Hone
lulu, The special correspondent Of toe
Associated Press at Apis, Samo, writes ss
follows, under date of December 7th:
Since the last Oceanic steamer left this
place for SanirdncsCo, a mODrh ago. two
battles of importance and numerous skir-
mishes have taken place between the
fnrces nf the Mslie,oa, MatasfA and
Tamsese, the rebel Chiefand the pretended
king.
About l2D men have been killed, and
$50 wounded, many of the dead having
been bsrbarouSly mutilsted. This state Of
affairs on the Island seems due to the con-
timed action ct the German Consul.
King Mstaafa aud his people are pa--
ticulsrly strong admirers of Americans and
their government. The Samrans wish
that the island should either be anne Ned
by the Unjtrd States or that protect rate
b, established, even If it be only tenn
p)rary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
4 LrrrER addressed to Hon. W. Z,

4 LErrER addressed to Hon. W. L,
LIVELY, of wsston, and Published in this
mornings REGIsTEs, reveals another fea'
surs Of the Republican plot to steel the
State. Il is nothing more or kss than q
plan 10 secure control Of the House OF
Delegates, and thus c. ntrol the Legi Ia
ture. Its success depends upon toe ao-
senoe Of three or more Democratic meIa-
bers at the openiVg session. In such a
contingency the Republicans would hs
able to organize the House and practically
control that body.
The Democratic House is the only bul-
wsrk be:wesn tbs people and these cor
Tupt schsmers. II that is lost, there wi
be no stumbling block in their way. A
word CT Warning should be sufficient.
Every Democratic member must be present !
at the opening session OF the Legislature,
and DO his share towards securing jua
and proper organization. Now that the
purpose Of the Republican managers ia
known, there can bs no excuse for absercs
The people will hold each and every man
responsible for the maintenance Of Demo
cratic Control.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
DONE In INSANITY.
The Terrible Double Crime of Young
Husband.

The Terrible Double Crime OF Young
Husband.
New YORK, December 23.-A Young
salesman in a New York house named
Henry ID. SchoOnmaker, shot his besuti'
ful young wife some time last night,
twice in the head and once in the breast,
and then killed himself instantly with
bullet through the brain. She was taken
to the hospital 10 dying condition.
The two were found in their fiat in
Brooklyn this noon in bed Clasped IN
each others arm, covered with blood,
she still bleeding and he dead. He YVES
bat twenty years old, she year
younger, and they hsd fourteen-mOntbS-
old baby who was away from home at the
time. He had just had his salsry raised,
they were apparently happy, and insanity
seems the only explanation Of the deed.
Col. Jonathan ID. Schoonmaker, the
father of the young man, said his son bad
been sick for few day., and that his
mind must have been affected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
VIRGINIA'S NEXT GOVERNOR.
Mr.. O'Ferran Likely to be the Democratic
Candidate.

Mr.. O'Ferran Likely to be the Democratic
Candidate.
WASHINGTON, December %. The
friends of Representative O'Ferrall expect
to make him Governor of Virginia to sue
coed Gov. Lee next fall. There is going
TO be hard fight between the two parties
for the Governorship next fall. The Re
publiCans, with the prestige of national
success, are going to put forth bold move
TO elect the Governor, so as to open the
way to Republican success IN the State in
'92. To meet this the Democrats feel the
necessity OF putting up a man who will
make the most vigorous canvass in their
behalf. Mr.. O'Ferrall's flisnds are going
TO make hard fight 10 give him the omi-
nation and are already at work to that
end. He has been nominated 10 Congress
four times by scClsmstion. AT the last
election his msjority was increased to
three Thousand, while his cid colleagues
got in by such q close yots that both Gen
eral Lee and Mr.. Wise are threatened with
contests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
FLASHED By CABLE.

Emperor William takes greit delight in
ipventipg games. His latest invention
is a war game, played something like chess
1t is said in Paris that the French Gov
ernment has announced that the appoint
ment of Mr.. Blaine rs Minister would not
be satisfactory.
A man siguingG himsslt, Jack, the Rip
per, writes from Berlin that he intends TO
kill fifteen women there.
Marie Geistinger, the famous German
actress, is reported to be dying near Kla-
gen!uIt, Switzerland.
Mr.. John Bright is recovering bis
health. He is now able to sit mp.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has
authorized credit of las, 600 OOO lives for
dpFpnses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
IGNORED By QUAY.
Ex-PresIdent Hayes Given Cold snub by
the Boss.

Ex-PresIdent Hayes Given Cold Snub by
the Boss.
KANSAS CITY, December GA Kansas
City gentleman Of undoubted verscity says
that in returning from visit to the East
Tuesday he rode in the same car with
Senator Quay from Harrisburg to Indian
apolis. Rutherford B. Hayes got on the
train st station in Ohio and occupied q
seat in common coach. Quay passed
through the train several times, but did
not speak to Hayes at supper at Rich
mOnd, Iud., Quay sat UeIt to the Kansas
City man and Hayes, was immed ately op-
p1slts, hut the two Rspublicaus did not
recognize each other. When the train
re6ched indianapolis large crowd met
Quay end welcomed him enthusiastically,
while ouIy very few Loyal Legion men
met Hayes, and the greeting" were q CON
trast to those extend the Republican boss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24

A BOY with lighted cigar yesterday
went exploring among 800 pounds Of
powder and 4OO pounds of dynamite At
Nj Pleasant, o. A hOOtttrsP is all thai
is left Of him 20 be recognized, eighteen OF
twenty men are killed OF injured, four Oh
five houses demolished and windows broken
for niles around. The result Of the late
youngsters escaFsde was heard and felt as
far away as Washington, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
NO LIMA CERTIFICATES.

Authoritative Denial of the Reported In
tentIon of the Standard.
BRADFORD, December 23.-Tbe Era,
editorially, tomorrow will say:
The EJa is authorized to state in the
most positive terms aud without ressrvs-
ton that the report that certificates would
be- issued for Lima oil and that the price
of that oil would he advanced is without
foundation in fact. The subject has rot
been 30 much as seriously considered by
the Standard OIL Company, at present the
largest and practically the only buyers OF
Lima oil. 1t is hardly probable it would
wait three years before issuing certificates
ifit was the purpose OF that corporation
to float paper representing that oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
TARIFF LEGISLATION.
Guesses on the Fate OF the Senate Tsr
Hill.

Guesses on the Fate of the Senate TArin
HIll.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-The Star
srys: The early vote upon the Senate
Tariff bill will probably change the plans
of the House Ways and Means Committee.
They did not expect the bill TO come to
them until very late in the session, if at
all, and were calculating upon pigeon -hol-
ing it in Committee. There was some dis
content at this prospect among some Of the
Southern men representing districts that
feel oppressed by the Internal Revenue
laws As long as 1t seemed improbable
that the Senate bill would PASS the
Senate in tine fer any sort OF revenue
action by thu House this discomfort found
little voice, but now there is a growing de-
mand that something be done. Men rep
resenting the tobacco Districts insist upon
the repeal of the tobacco tax. Beeides the
Democratic members of the Ways and
Means Committee are not satisfied with
the way their colleagues in the Senate are
letting the bill 90 Though. 1t is not i'm.
probable, therefore, that they will take up
the bill when it comes TO them and pre-.
pare critical report upon it with q rec
ommendation of pOn-concurrence.
They are not quite decided "a to their
course. Immediately upon the bills be-
ing received from the Senate, Mr.. Reed,
or Mr.. Mckinley will move that the
House concur in the Senate amendment.
1t may be that this motion, instead of be-
ing met with a motion to report 10 the
committee will be authorized by motion
to non-concur, and send the bill to a con-
ference. This would bring about direct
vote upon the Senate bill. If it goes to
conference, the chance of the bills being
reported back with an agreement are
about as narrow as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
Renows Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth OF which is vouched for by the
residents of the town: 81 am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complain,
and lameness for many years; couldnott
dress myself without help, Now / am free
from sll pain and soreness, and am able to
do oil my own Homework. l owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and pain" Try bottle, SOC
aud 81 at Logan & Co.'s drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24

in the best way. OH will yoa text fi@'
Thi, ia the outcome Of all this suhject.
ri should ask the men and women IN
this audience who have found God .
ursyer-.nsw.rirg God to riss up you
would nearly eli rise up. In iimeef dAik.
ne. and trouble, - In time OF light and
be answered you. / commend
yoo TO that God to won your pMenfs
dedicated you In infancy. They believed
50 much in prayer that tfsir lsst wofds
vas . suppticatioa fas yoa. Having heard
you in days Of prosperity, bs will not inject
your lat petitiop, when In tie darkensd
room, after they have wiped The dew OF
death from yoar brow, md the whole
group Of loved ones have kissd you good
bye, you have only strength enough len to
pray: lord Jesus, receive my spirit''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
uarri.on's ouiet Sunday.

INpIASAruLIS December 23--Genoral
and Mrs Harrison, accompanied by their
guests, ex x-Scna.or Saunders and wifi, at.
terdtd divine services this morning at the
First Presbyterian Church. In tie
afternoon General Harrison and Senator
Saunders went out for long walk, which
they were unable TO take yesterday. The
evening wss spent at home, none but The
family aud visiting re lStives being present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24

WASHINGTON, December % -PeDsions
have been issued to West Yirginisns IS
follows:
Original Invalid. F. Jemison, Farm
iugtoa; Isalc Barker, Peyton; lsyi Fetty
dee ,ased) Fairmount; Samuel J. Hall
B1ftAlo: Christian Yierbe'lsr, WheeliUg,
Isaiah Robe, Hslleck.
Increase - George W Helm, Howssville;
John ROsa. HurriCane; Henry Radtebasse,
GrIftou; John GerlsCh, COttsg3Jille, Al
madcrH5 Wiseman, COalhnrg.
Original Widows &c Elizabeth, mother
of SAMUEL c Gregg, Ripley; sarah jane
widow Of Leyi Fetty, FAjrmouut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
WOMEN VOTERS

Plunge Boston Aldermen Into = Sea of
Litigation.
ROSTON, December 2S.-ES-Alderman
?. J. MacGuire fled q motion with the
Ci : Clerk to day of lis intention to con-
tes. the seat of Alderman Short in the next
Board Of Aldermen OF the ground that
Short secured his election be tie votes Of
women cast in tbs Ninth sldermanic dis
trict This : this hegi oniDg of what prom
ises 10 be a long contest in the next Board
Of Aldermen, and probably in the courts.
Ii is Gos wholly the work of MacCuire.
TX Alderman Lss has served notice OF his
intention Ia contest the 6, at Of Alderman
Rogers, ard ex-Alderman Frrusld will do
the same with Aldermsn Kelly on the
same ground as slleE Eed by MacGuire.