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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-03

THE political credulity which &C.
cepts as gospel the democratic state.
ment, that Standard Oil Payne has
tapped his barrel to help elect For
aker, is that kind of faith which re-
moves mountains.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-03

THERE is no perceptible disposition
on the part of the republican party to
swerve one hairs breadth from the
straight line of that liberal pension
policy which has always characteriz-
ed it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-03

THE Times says "the crowds will
be cared for. San Antonio hospitaIi-
~ has no limits" Sweet prophesy
of a good thing to come. Can the
Times mention how a crowd Of from
10000 to 10000 strangers can be cared
for i'm this city under any existing
conditions? Arranged details are
worth more than gush.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-03

Mr.. Lo will be put on short game
allowance some of these days. Com
plants of his destructiveness in game
hunting have become so common that
the privilege of hunting Off his reser-
walton, which has been so general,
will be denied him. A circular is be-
ing prepared on this point for instruc-
ton of Indian agents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-03

THE government is looking toward
the extension of the postal railway
mail service into an entirely new
fl Id, by establishing postoffices on
the principal ocean steamers and hav-
ing all mail worked and ready for
distribution on the arrival of the
steamer in port. 1t will be a great
saving in time in the handling of
ocean mails.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
nncc. n,Icromc I.nr..

NV YoRK, juno l.-Joromc Park track
was in fine condition today and the
weather was good.
First Racc-Ono mile. Starters Mira
beau, Bohemian, Sluggard, Coricz, Little
Jake, and Annie NJ. Cor,cz won in lIjl;
Bohemian sccong. Sluggnrd third.
second Racc-One and onc.iourih miles
Starters Frcnh, OrIfammc Taragon,
Conncmara and Lcl.ogiS Ouiammc won,
Fircnzi second, Taragon third. Time
2lll.
Third Race -Thrce.iourths Of mile
Starters Mucilagc, Garrison, Maximus,
llill Lcichcr aud Dirgo. MaNimus won,
Bill lctChor second, Garrison third. Time -
l.iSl.
Fourth Race Fourteen hundred yards.
Starters Radiant, Maidstone. Ctispin, Ora
tor, Kern, Village Maid aud Daylight
Maidstone won, Orator second, Daylight
third. Time
Fifth Raco-Thrco iourlhs OF n mile.
Starters Banner Bearer, Fred II, Drum.
stick, Bcllwood, Leandcr, flaco, Nugget,
Eccola lilly, lallollo Helene aud Enquire
hlly. Enquiries lilly won, Beck second
Fred u third. Time-l.20
Sixth liacc-Milo aud an eighth. Start
urr Long knight. Satisfaction aud poca
icllo. Long knight won, Pocatcllo second
Satisfaction third. Tmc-2OOl.
Jerome Park entries for Wednesday,
Tirsi -thrrc quarter ot mile Lucy
| ~. Vivid ~ Rowland ilN Hue Nsck iuL = ~
| iuL rcnlmmuns len. ffifcf ius. Little iarin1t 20
Hccond ltacc-onc mile and thrcc slxtceuth
| The Forum, Cen ID Anne, liuiah, Mel numo =,
| each niahlo ~ Erphyfus ma fuc ~
n NlF A EHNU ~
| iuA ovid To- ucuan9
Fourth ilacs-r Tour and half iuhuurs rau
| dnN. Homeopathy, tnramia. thula each tn1 Cal
ten ia uanCtoas iuA. John q Wood iuA CIV
| hfWlou IN
Fihh Rsoc Nile and sixteenth. Vivid ". J
n ius. Major humu inl
sixth lauce lno milo. ncccptiuu i02 uinta
| iOi. MyuNuui inL Hot Scotch ii. = = ifoliy iU
Hipion Va crusader no. firi Attempt ii0. STA
| 100 Anomaly iut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
ROTTEN RACING AT ST. LOUIS.
A steeple Chase Fraudulent on Its
Face-Results at Jerome Park.

ST. LOUIS, NO., June 4.-Today was
threatening and this fact tended to keep
people away from the track. still there was
very fair crowd present Rain fell at in
tervals during the afternoon.
First Race--llaf mile dash, for two.
year-olds. Indian Princess l0S, Elkie, ~
10 l, won by nose Mile Williams 10,
Barnes, . to /, second; Roman l02, Cow
ington, TO |, third. Time-050. The
Others finished in this order: Lady Ali 80,
Freeman, II TO /; The Asp los. Riley, 20
10 /; The Moor los, Brown, ~ to !; Ven
ango 1902, Crockett. 20 to /; Joe Nevns
l07, Stoval, 10 TO ]; Miss Blonde l0I, Over
ton, 20 10 /; Lelah Maude 1922 Young 20
to l. Gertie b 102, West, Is TO /; West
Anna l02, Atkinson, 10 TO !; Ilualpa 80,
Decker 20 to |.
Second Race-Seven furlongs; for all
ages. Poteen l00 Stova, o TO /, first;
Kormesse l02, Barnes, to !, second; Fan
Ghetto l0i, Elkie, third. Time-l:30
The others finished in this order Wheeler
I III, Covlngton, to o. Marie Hunt l0i,
Overton, 10 to /; Kittie X l0i. Winchell,
10 TO |; Booster l07, johnson, 10 TO /; Al
phonso l0l, Warwick, 10 TO i; Chckasaw
ll2, Sloan, 10 10 l. Gladstone SO, Young,
20 TO 1; Sleepy Dick 100, Crockett 20 to /.
Third Race-Fair Oaks, for thrce-year.
old FLIES; one mile aud half. Queen OF
Trumps ll3, Murphy, 4 10 |, won easily
by length; Beth Brock ll3, Blaylock, 8
TO |, second Lady llemphill ll3, Stoval, 4
10 !, third. The Others finished: Laura
Davidson ll3, Breckenridge. 8 to 1; Bless
ing ll3, Taral, s 10 l. Madolin ll3, Barnes,
s to 8. and Maylaps ll3, Soden. 4 to l..
Laura Davidson made the running 10 the
head Of the stretch where Murphy brought
Queen OF Trumps through, winning in
hand by length, the same distance be-
tween second and third Time, 2:40l.
Fourth Race-One mile dash, for all
ages. Clara g 1903, stoval, . TO ], first;
Mollie McCarihy's Last l06, johnson, Ia
!, second; Comedy log, Elkic, 3 TO !, third.
Blonda 100, Atkinson, 3 TO |, and Spauld-
ing liz, q. Coyington, q TO !, finished ~
named. Time-l:4il.
The steeplechasc was a farce. Linguisl
l0j, Huston, 10 |. was the only one to 20
the full course. Noltigcur refused the wa.
tor jump and Ncttio Kent, Killarney and
Ljcro went wrong Ljcro was given the
second money, Time-5.0l.
The entries and pools for tomorrow's
races are:
TiSl Racc-slx furlonga Lucy = iOi, So; 81
| Icgcf ~ 81; Girondcs III. SlS The Xix 100, sla
Helena ~. ~. The DEACON. lUs s. pontOon l2l S.
Cariosa lod, ~. Gov Ross III, q. Mrs. AcAlisicr
second Rncc-one mile. IIlndoo Graft iO7. So.
bravo lO1 81. splnuciic li2 So Entry ~. $40.
Pmthcr lu3 SO Lotion iO7, so Han Nah lOs. 81;
Glockncr ~. ga. Gasoline ". g. Susie ". Nlt
Eua ~ Frederick lO2 Carus lis and Irene ~. -
Third Racc-llwood rerchon handicap Torn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
AJach.ihc.Iipper Victim.

LONDON, June A parcel containing
the lower portion of a woman's body, cut
in halves, was found in the Thames at
IIorsely Down this morning. Another
parcel in which were woman's thighs
was picked up at Battersea. Both were
wrapped in pieces OF woman's drawers,
on which the name Fisher was marked.
The trunk and thighs evidently belonged 10
the same body, which was Of u well-devel-
oped person. The remains had probably
been in the water ten days. 1t is feared
that Jack the.Ripper has again been at
work,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

"0ur answer will not be filed until the
first Monday iprJuly, which, see on the
calendar, is sthe- first day Of the month.
The process wasnot filed with us in time,
and we are ayailing ourselves OF the addi-
tional time thus, allowed. Will there be
any intensely interesting questions raised
and discussed in our bill? Well, we shall
try our best to cover the whole field OF
argument" go
So this is the status Of the custer pro-
ceedings against Judge J. j. DuBose. The
public must put on its most cheerful grin.
exhort its fuuering heart to be still and
bear il for ono long month.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
senator shnron,s widow.

SAN FRASctsco, Cal, June 4.-Judge
Sullivan, OF tho Superior Court, who gave
the first decision holding that the lato
Senator Sharon was married to Sarah Al
thea, and that the contract was valid, yes.
ierday rendered decision setting July 10
as the date for the hearing OF sarah's mo-
ton for the appointment OF q receiver for
the Sharon estate. Sullivan declared tatly
that he refused to recognize Judge Saw.
yer's injunction restraining the hearing OF
the case in the Superior Court. lie holds
that the United States Superior Court is
not superior to the State Court and that II
has no power TO annul the decree oil q
State Court
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
PiIKIN @ WRIGHT.


Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports, circulars, ETC.,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared. descriptive articles,
Advertisements, local notices; any kind OF
articles, from a loye.lciief IN challenge,
or IRON a sermon 10 a thcaicr party writ
ten. Al communicntons strictly conn.
dental. Address, care Of busincss Office oil
either daily paper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

II IL very important In this ago ot vast
material progress that a rmcdy be pleasing
10 the taste aud b the eye. easily taken. No..
ccpiahlc 10 the stomach aud healthy he its
nature and effects Possessing these quail
tics, syrupof Pig Is the one perfect laxative
aud most gentle diurctic known.
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lie was L.ynchcd.

LINCOLN, Kas., June 4.--Pat Cleary
broke Jail last night. lie was pursued and
shot by citizens OF this and Ellsworth
County, who then took him TO the railroad
bridge on Fourth street and hung him.
Clcary murdered Jesse Turner, January
3, 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

Neon. = a e. Mamir', w. Louis No
have use Maguirc's lcnno Plant with
succrss la my family ior ten years. aud
saved the lives Of several soldiers In the
Geld, whom They Nor given up by nodi-
cal attendants. fRANCs w. CHANE,
paymastcr u. =. A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
AMUsEMGNTa


a small but select audience brayci the
elements last night towilncss the prcscn,a.
lion OF "Mikado," by the Dcshon Orcra
Company, at Jackson Mound Park. What
the audience lacked In numbers was morc
than aionod for in apprcciaiiyencSs. the
opera being well presented and many ON.
cores demanded and given. Misses Nav
Diryea, Marie Drcsslcr, Gussie Bro.che
Lille Tmyers, and Mossrs. Frank Dcshon.
Harry Nelson. Z. l.. Osborne. J. T.. Mac
Sweeney added 10 their already long I'D II
friends by their clover performance. Mis-
Duryea In particular being In fine voice.
while her quaint impononaiion Of Yum.
Yum was by far the finest presentation Of
the season. Frank Dcshon was rrcsislibly
funny, and Harry Nelson's rare tenor sing.
ing was received with rapiurous applause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
OFFICE OF HnIq FoyrANE & Co.,

WY suffer longer from dyspepsia. indlt.r..
ti9n, want ~ appetite luss of strength. Ian
81 energy. malnrial intermittent fever. etc 2
nroWht lion bittcfs never inil a. cure these
disease They at like charm on the "a.
gcstFcoYans removing hli d,sprpiic svmp.
toms, such ns h"lChing heartburn. bilious.
ncss, etc. Remember it Il the only Ir,p
preparation that viii not blackcn The tlcti
or give headache.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
rresahIe MInner. Tedn,.

~. LOUIS
FIRST nacr=st Lager, Helena
Second Race liiudupCnit iimyn
1hld itauc IVfft Gotta. Ions Fish.
loufth nscc tudlan Iflnuas pinklu r.
iiiih nacr aHifidraNay. luty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

CALL on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms q and - Cotton Exchange, II YOU
wish 10 borrow money on improved real
pHtatn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

MENrup Steam Carpet Cleaning aud
Ronoyating Works, 30 Bcalo street. Tclc'
phone 600
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

mixed with five gallons Of water, is an ex-
cellent preventive and cure for mildew
upon plants-showefed upon them as soon
rs the mildow appears.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

iNsuRE your lie In the Connecticut Mu.
tual. 4. NJ. Galbrath, agent, 10 Madison
stfeot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
AnInirre.lInn Nnnlh-

A Iloutllalc Pa youth stuffed an in
fants mouth 30 foil Of dry mustard that Il
took a doctor o. dig IL out
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

Take three pounds each Of flowers Of
sulphur and quick lime. Slack the lime
and boil with the sulphur In six gallons Of
water until reduced TO two gallons Allow
this 10 settle, then pour Oh the clear liquid
and bottle Il for use. An old iron pot will
answer " boil Il In. A gill Of this liquid,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

Below will be found the substance OF the
replies received from $40 correspondents
by Hill, Fontaine & Co. as to the weather,
season, stands and conditions of cotton and
corn crops in the Memphis District;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

Blood and skin mailed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
The Best In the World.

think Swift's Specific is the best blood
remedy in the world. | have known IL to
make some wonderful cures OF patients who
were considered incurabe
ID. NJ. GRAYsoS, Crowyille, La.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
LEADS: THE;RAC.E

have seen swifts Specific used, and know
of many cases Of the worst form of blood
diseases which have been cured by it. /
know the proprictors TO be gentlemen Of the
highest type and utmost reliability. / rec
ommend It as great blood remedy, une-
qualed by nything that know OF.
NJ. b. WHARTON,
Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Montgomery Ala.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

IWV BVI IIEo.
Two bottles OF Swifts Specific cured me OF
n bad condition of my blood from which |
had suffered for ls months had blotches
and sores which were painful and trouble
some. $. s. s. is much better than potash
and mercury mixtures, and recommend it
above all blood remedies.
Il. ID. CoMPToS Homeland. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
Aavlc. NJ SIo,,,.,.,

Are you disturbed at highland broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth II 90,
send III once and get u bottle Of Mus,
WINsLOw's SooTnlNa sYRup EOR CnIL
pRES rgRTnlso. It's value is lncslculable.
IL will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M,
medlately. Dependupou Il mothers, there
10 no mistake about ". II cures dyseu'
terry aud dlarthUA, regulates tile stomach
aud bowels, cures wiud collie, pOitenA the
gums, reduces inflammation, and givel
tone and energy 10 the whole system
Mis-, WiNktOw'H SnOrHlNO SYRbP Fof
CniLpREN TERTitiNa ID pleasant 10 The
taste, and ID the prescription Of one o.
tho oldest and best female tlufses Aut
physicians In the United SNteB, and Il
Tor sale by all druggistA throughout The
world. Price % cents 4 bottle, AWFAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
A New Method of Treating DIseases.

What are theyH There is a new de.
parture In the treatment OF diseases. 1t
consists In the collection OF the specifics
used by noted specialists Of Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indignation, stomach aud liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
Tor curing catarrh was procured, and so
On till these Incompatible cures now In.
.clude disease OF tile lungs, kidneys, ie-
male weakness, rheu natism and nervous
debility.
This new method Of zone remedy for
one disease must appeal to the COM.
mon sense Of all sufferers, many Of whom
have experienced the Ill effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdity Of the
ClRiins Of Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed to cure every Ill out Of a
single bottle, and the use Of which, az
staiiAllcs prove, hGI ruined more St0nldChs
than alcohol. ACirCular describing These
new remedies 10 sent free on receipt Of
stamp TO pay postage by Hospital Rem.
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
propfletorS. MWFAEoW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
10000 Tickets At SO; Halves go; Quarters slOI
EighthS ST. Twenticths 81; FortiethS 81.
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates. or amy further information
desired, write leylbly TO tue undersigned, clearly
stating your ~reSldelGe, with State, County,
Street and Number. More rapid return mail de-
livery will be assured By your enclosing an Gu
Velope bearing your full address,
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X ANA VIVA 4 OHIO RAILWAYl

X ANAWHA 4 OHIO RAILWAY,
II E0Bii w KELLEY. Receiver
klhAwha Short Limo, Hthedilo In egoa,
hegtulty v ~ lsubispt % change without no
USiI, EIAlnh loayg. wheeling 1880 4, M, yla
~. leave ChAlleslOn O. lbH M, arrive Wheel.
!ng liAb n N, Via q 4, 4, X, Leave UhAtiptL0i
l9ihl r lny lTfltg Wheeling 200 p ID. Via C0I
", 6ul lll nIlaldl8, daily OGcCtL sunday
leave UhaflOstnR BjOA M, arrive WhcOiInG 7jl
n. ,, via D. II u, H.
anil WEn. 4 FRNI'Cu u PA.
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rIyANCg AM TRADE.
The Features of ths Money and stock
MnFketH.

The Features OF the Aloney ana Stpek
Markets.
NEW YoRE, Dec. IO-Money on call tight
al Sal6 per cent. CLOSING ats perceutbld, Prime
mercantile paper GAlk per cent, Sterling Ex'
change quiet and steady at 81 sOkalst. Sales Of
stocks 2s?,S2l shares,
The stock market to-day showed more an
ImAtiOn on the. unlisted department than for
some time pat, and the aggregate Of the bust.
ness done was considerably larger than that Of
the past few days. The general market dis.
played q steady hardening tendency thropghout
The greater pOFtiOn Of the nay, The features Of
the regular list were the Gould shATes, New hng'
land and 81, Paul, Western union Was the
most prominent Ol these and II steadily ad'
yAnced until II touched ~ u about =, m,iMhen
II was announced that the Executive COmmiItse
had TecOnmen ed an extra DIVIDEND OF ler
cent, This accounts for the riss o. the tAAt lew
days and II cane 70 IN end right mere, ahd, w
the end Of the day there was only A6I4ll ,Itaell0n
left Ol the days Improvement, Mississippi was
prominent AID moved within comparatively
The great feature Of the dRy's trailing, however,
WAS Sugar ieinrfiaS, Wnlch opened down over !
point aud further declined about " per cent.
The cause ID TO be looked for 10 he opening Of
the SpTeckles kelneies, which began Q eFAll0Hs
yesterday, aud thll induced 4 u cd Of long stock
t0G1me out, The alRl change are RhOuleqaRliy
dlHld d betW, en- gains aud lOsIes;
Railroad hpudS more active; sales u bs5rlo1,,
Government and State bonds dun ana steady
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FOR SALE.

Six ROomCl Frame House, lot 7Ox0O0 feet, Of
No "a lWGnty.nulth street, for Sl,S00.
A gOOi b kO0mtd Dwelling on SOuth Penn Il,
Also Vt very dvsliAOle huildlnR Lots on South
Penn hlTett
Re,lipr CO with full LOtat no. 22l2 ChaplIue st.
Building Lots corner THenty'keyenlh aud
Main streets, u good factory alto.
A County Home, 3 miles west OF Bridgeport,
Ohiu; has 81 acres Of ground, 2 rOvmed brick
house, u pnyihg stone quarry, Price, ti,SO0-
building Lots In tho sixth ward, on Gilmore
street, uear Twenty'nlnth, hlIOllOGh street,
nUat ThltIluIhi AAyslOn, near TWenty'nlnth.
Ohio County Farm, leo Acres,
Small Farm near hOundSVille for 1850, or *
Ohangu lOr city property.
Residence Al EdglugtOn Lane.
Double Brick hOukU On North Huron street;
will pay well M All Investment.
bull my Lots IN the OLD Fair Grounds; also
Oh North Huron aud North Front streets.
Residence Ou North Front street; 7 tOOniCa
hOuS', lot 6O1iOO, price $1,000.
A tNt ClAsS 7 TO6Iued House on MAryland VI,
Six ROOmed Brick House, with vacant half lot
At 1918 MGtOllOch street.
nnllding Lots on fourteenth aud Fifteenth EtA.
Market stTtpt BuSiuGsA Property.
A i've fOOnitd House on sOuth broadway, Win
other Improved Property. LOHuS Negotiated.
FOk kEN I-Cdllltry Place within Ii minutes
drive ir0m CentrO Of city oil motor line.
q. o SMITH.
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
l9D Main Street.
stoCkR hon 1t and sold. mol
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Second, the naturalization Of tele.
graph and telephone systems In the same
or some other practicable manner. The
English Government purchased thu tele.
graph system outright. Congress could
0asIly decide the matter.
"fhitl, the naturalization OF the coal
mining business Of the country 10 the
end that all mines may be worked con.
tlnuously 10 their full capacity, the coal
to DO furnished 10 consumers at cost and
the mlners steadily aud humauely om.
plOyed, No class OF men Ia 20 dauinably
dealt with as coal mlneFg, aud there ID
no class oil employers who treat the pub.
lie so rapaCluUsly as the coal bAtona
"Th6l VIZ propose that tho poslOflce
Department Of the Government shall
control tile express business VI llB COun.
try Oh tho same principles, The cities
aud towns Of tue country should take
charge, a. municipal inhCtinnB, Of the
heating lighting and running OF street
cars and all methods u rapid transit
These conditions, II carried out, would
affect tile condition Of Z, 100000 wotklng
men throughout the county, Nobody
wants harsh measures, but the genera
public Interests demands great change
"0uf object In urging these changes Il
! threshold, First, they arc In the hnl