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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

CTHE CHEF has a notion to write a col
umn some day On the subject of political
be ssism'. There is need of it. There
never was a small community SO sOriey
afflicted with political bosses as our own
possibly not 81 m--h OIL account of their
number as their character. They are the
same croud who sought the defeat of Nc
Nit two years ago. One or two have been
heard to openly boast he could call to his
aid four or five men in Red cloud and con-
troll the votes of this county, and he pro
poses to do that very thing at the coming
election. We still have confidence in the
people and believe when they are heard
from again these small bore political
bosses Mckeeby Sinons ct al will present
the appearance Of having been under the
feet OF a large sized c.ephaut. o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Toe y H,Sfar1

To &. Il. H0SfOrd,
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day
of January 1sss. l.. Eaum purchased at private
tax sale, from the county treasurer ~. ID. Ne
Nit IL the county court house i'm Led tlO,d
Webster county, Neb., for thd taxes Of the year
1sS6, amounting to Sll..2, the following describ-
ed lana situated in Webster county Neb., taxed
in the name Of e. Il. BosfOrd part Of the north
e;-,. a of the south west !, Of section =, town 1
rance III containing . acres. The time for re-
demptiOn IF said land from the lien of said tax
sale. Will expire June 18th 1880, and if not re.
deemed before the above date, 1 will make ap
for Il treasures tax deed.
l.. BARN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

To Joseph w. Warren and Geo. W. Ball.
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
january lsss, ], l.. Baum purchased at privere
tan sale from the county treasurer NJ. B. Me
Nit at the court house IN Red Cloud. Webster
county Nebraska, for the taxes Of the year 1856.
amounting to S7.k on the following described
land situated in Webster county Nebraska tax
ed in the name of Joseph w. Warren and Geo.
W.. Bal. 7 southeast y north east 4
section IL. town 9. range II ccntaining 40 acres
The fimefOr redemption Of said land from the
lien Of said tax sale will expire January 2stn
1850 and il not redeemed before the above date
expires. will make application for treasurer's
tax deed. L. 8AUN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
NOTICE.

State of Nebraska Webster county,
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
er late Of Webs er county, deceased, that the
time fixed for filing claims against said estate.
iS six months from the LIST day Of October 1889,
all such persons are required to present their
claims with the vouchers TO the county Judge Of
said county at his ONCE therein, ON or before
the lst day Of April 1880. and all claims so 0led
will be heard before the said judge on tho I'd
day Of April 1890, at 10 O'Clock q. M.
Dated September oath 1893.
FRANK A, SwEEzY.
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Take NStice.


20 Iff.l 7. .!tN Y
Va" are h"rc.y PoI:;"r thai IN Ire nth ,ily
of February ISIS L.. I;,um purchased 1T uIiylf..
tax safe from the comfy treasurer ". Il. Nc
SIrf ~ fte TG'f-f he''S" ~ Vol tt.tr; N,hS,.-
a'aG,.a:,iS -, S,So. Al Htn W.T. :, Of TN,
south west 4 section STE. Ii :. Tan-c IL. cDn-
tai!ii'@ ~ "cre,. taxed nth name az Hugh =.
Jcwett. The time Tor re,icn tlnn Of said liu,f
from thu lien cf said FAX saleN neNpire Febr,t-
arr iith $50, ar,rif not redo, 90 before the
above date. I Will make appaic.gton for Il tr,.a>
urcr's ID. deed. ,-EIru.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Ts. He Notice.

Joseph ". WdrTer an,i t.rc. Y. Heii.
You are he by notified that on the Ssh day
OF Jan. 1sSS L. i..um puck scd az private tax
sale from the county treasure VI. u. McNItt AT
the 60 Irt hgus In Red !ipG'i. Webster county
Neb , for the taxes Of tie year 1876 amounting
tO S1.Ij on the following % scTibed property To
wit situated IN We str cot.Ity Nebraska taxed
ii the name of Joseph W. Warren and Geo. w.
Ball the north east L OF the north east Il of
section l. town : range n containing NJ acres
The tiEe of redemption of said lani
from the lien of sal tax sic will eX-
pire January q 1880 and If not redeemed before
the above date .-yr., ~ ,E..~c -, ~licdtion
for a IeaSu or r. de = tAUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
n a Fortune.

Is a goOdhea!rhy. rsarly skin. Few are a
! ware Of the short Ii re il takes for a disor
dered liver to caus. blo.ches on the face
and 4 dark greasy Skin. IN" bottle Of
BLOOD PUs.fiER and BLOOD MAKER vii
| restore this org to IT'S NATL al and healthy
state, and cleanse the bio d Of all impurities
II II meeting wrh wOa dcrtul success We
guarantee every b0tt,e. T.. L. Getting. Druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Lave for esq.

At the republican congressional con-
vention at Hastings last Monday, that
noble patriot and soldier, Gilbert L Laws,
was nominated tor congress-. There we're
several ballots taken, and several men
in the field, but @. l.. Laws, Geo. II. Has
tings, N. V.Harian were in the lead, and
finally when Webster county changed its
vote to Laws. it seemed to be the signal
for a general chi; age, and Laws was de-
clared the unanimous choice Of the con-
vention. Mr.. Laws will make an able
congressman aud will represent the dis
trict in an able manner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
NOW G BUSINESS.

There IS but orc place to buy hard
ware in town. as every sensible man
saves money when he has a chance,
and l will guarantee to save yeu mon
ey on anything in the Hardware,
Stoves or Tinware line. Remember D.
=. Heard, Perkins old stand. 4
piece Of tinwarc gwen away with
every purchase Of 81 or over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Take Notice. -
70 Charles w. Haley, Jacob l.. Haley and Eu-

w l. TdFST1C
You are hereby notified that on the end day of
Dec. lSS! l, L. Baum purchased ut private taN
sale from the county treasurer. ". Ii. McNitt,
At he court house in Red Cloud, w -bster cOun-
ty, Nebraska for the taxes OF the year 1856.
land, situated in Webster county Nebraska tax
ed i'm the name If Charles w. Haley, Jacob l.
X iley and Rufus NJ. Largent: the northwest 4
section %. town l, range IL. con aiming LOO acres
The time for redemption will expire December
2, iSS9. and if not redeemed before the above
date expires | will ma e application for aTtrSasz
uTtr'S tax deed. L. BAV@a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

A. ii: waters of Blue Hill was in
the city to~4..
Mrs. Z. Stewart Is home from her
trip to New iviG.
Rev. Mrs. LaIsen who hasbeen quite
sick is recovering.
\ large number OF our citizens took
in the Old soldiers campfire at Bladen.
Mr.. l.. ID. Oatman known as 'Okla-
homa Bah has soGc to Dakota to In
vest in "Oiizzarus.'
The best eastern al0 western Goals
always Kept II hand and at lowest
prices at Il. a. handy,
The cheapest place to buy lumber
and coal Iii Town Is at
Il. \. Handy's.
i nice dress flannel so to 81 in
WIDE HON 33cts 10 sl.OU per I'D at
the New York Store.
4 nau could eas.iy tell the parent
age OF i'oc1 Aichaoyy w his praying
qualities, II tucy couiu n' see his ears.
L.. l.. P-,ney, cne OF our numerous
readers at Inasaie .ai.od At these
steam headquarters and left enough
.;res.a. : - {" ~ CHEZ
tor Il Twelve iuun..s. Ln"nkS.
j. ". Smith, who for several years
past has been i partner Of NJ. W.
Uickersuu i'll the commission business
has Vpcieu ~ = hsas AA"inet In the
room Iust uorL. u .ieLIJ Cooks. 1t
will be hnown as the Central" MIR:
S. is q pleasant gentleman and will
have Il large trade. HE CHIEF
wishes him much success.
How strange that the democrats
will Contend mat the democratic tick
ct is the cflshoot OF poplar opinion.
and that .oU Al ln,. lace Ut the fact
that Charly Gather a bag S stakeholder
did his best to e: Eass' CT nominated
BY Lac pAuulIs. "a. Josh, you will
know Mr. Democrat. that Fassicr is
the oU;croppiLs % the great nest of
booGIer bvlters. the hi. s, who are to-
day working for his election.
Mckecby's gall IS shown in his
last issue of the McKeesite in regard
to circulation and advertising patron
age takes the cake. W. will wager
an old hat that his paper hasn't 200
absolute subscribers, and it isa very
easy matter to get advertising if you
don't charge for it. W. know of sew
eral ads he carries that have been
dead for months. Come, docky, don't
try to "bambooz!e" the people with
false statements about your paper.
You know you are lying.
The other day W. E. Jackson's
house was raii>d b. thieves in day
light and ag-!I watch and a purse Of
money taken. No clue. People !
should watch their houses closely. |
Only yesterday MI. T. c. Hackes
went home and found a we'll dressed
man evidently a burglary applying for
something to eat. He was summar-
tally fired. 1t was evident that the
fellows only used the hungry dodge to
get into the house to discover the
easy methods Of burglarizinS it.
Said a Leaning democrat to The
CHIEF the other day. II had inten-
ded to vote for Fassiar until recently.
l an not acquainted with him per-
sonaily, but from what I heard Of
him, [ had formed a favorable i'm
preston. But when he tried to get
the prohibition nomination the other
day it made me tired. Why, in GER
tain parts of the county Mr.. Fassler
and his followers are fighting Hum
mel on the ground that he's a tenn
perapce man, aud "; in comes Fas-
sler and tries to get a prohibition
convention to endorse him. This is
too Tim. | shall vote for
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Notice is hereby given that l vii
examine ali persons who may desire
to offer themselves as candidates for
teachers Of the public schools Of this
county, al Red Cloud, on the third
Saturday Of each month.
Eva. J. KING.
County Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Carpets

Mrs. NJ. Il. Huffman, living two
miles west Of the city on the Haley
farm is prepared to weave carpets on
short notice. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Leave or
ders with G.. Scha6nit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Goo Cnn-h Syrwp.

There is nOihil: , : as SiICull he SO careful
about as see tn, =. cough syrup. BeggS'
Cherry Cough Sprlp costs no more than the
cheep and inferior nOStrums thrown on the
market. The hest Is none tn good. be sure and
get BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP. We
keep 1t on hand at al times. C. l., Getting,
Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

10 Hugh J, Jewett: =
You are her. ny notified II at un the nth day
Of February. Isss l.. Baum purchased at pri,
waite tax sale rom Oh. county treasurer NJ. Il
McNitt at the court house In Red cloud Webster
county Nebraska. fJr the taNe- o. t1s year Isa1
amounting 10 sr5r re CIiiI'y- st - Of tlss
south west - section IS. town 4. range !. con
tanning 4 acres, taxed in the name If Hugh J..
Jewett. The time fnr redemption will expire
February llth 1899, and if not redeemed befor,
the above dale ! will make application fora
treaSurerS tax deed. l.. Balm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

The republican voters of Walnut
creek township are requested to meet
in caucus at tie stone school house
Saturday Ootoba1 26th at 3 pm for the
purpose of completing township nomi-
nations and such other business that
may come before the meeting.
II. HOLDREGE Committeeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Besss' Cherry Cough Syrup.

Is giving splendid satisfaction to the trade
and the sales ore ~tOS.tisly marvellous, which
can be ar''Cuhfet fnr III ~ 9th r way except
that IL is without dOubl the best on the market.
Ash f.r and be suie you get the genuine. We
keep il. C.. J.. Getting, Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

TIE greatest wonder of the 10Th
century, a carpet exhibitor showing
just how a carpet will look when On
the floor at +. V. TaylOr's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Get the best. Eilerts daylight
iv.r pill Tor sour stomach, torpid liver and
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

euro yOnr coughs end colds with
Vii .rfstar aud Wild chcrrr. Al, druggists keen
t, Large bottles fifty cents n one dollar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Coed mothers uso DR.. WinchelYs
teething Strap for children with colds, sore
Il; oats, alJ To- regulate tie fowls,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Or. Jaoue's German worm cakes
rc-'r"y worms ana removes them from the:sys
TEN. Safe pheasant and elective.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Dr.. Jackue g condition powders
tho best for horses, cattle. toss aud poultry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Congressional.

For Congress ID District.
GILBERT l.. LAWS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Uncle Sans nerve and hone l;r;.
nent will r.iev. pans, bruises. nenraIria and
pic st. ""
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Happy Eou1e blood nj,

thn peorls's popular Medicine for purifying the
bio : ! aud 'nalar'ai diseases etc. Large bottle,
hlGy ceEts aid one collar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Nimrs SUhdr 81 =, O
R0ircT's Addition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
State Ticket,

For Justice Of Supreme Court
L, L. NORVAI. of Seward county.
For Regents OF State University.
CHAS. n. MORRILL,. OF POLK County.
]. /. II, KNIGHT. Of Custer county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18
Republican County Ticket.

For Clerk,
II. D. RANNEY.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE ". HuMMEL.
For Judge,
DAVID F. TRUNkEi
For Sheriff,
CHAS. A. TEEL.
For Superintendent OF schools.
MISS Ed. KING.
FOf Surveyor,
DIR. G. SCHENCK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-18

Bosche's .SubliTsion o
ROhrSr's addition.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13
JUSTICE FIELDS STORY.

His Account of the Nagle-Terry Tragedy.
"A San Francisco. Cal, dispatch saws:
Several witnesses testified in the Nagle
case to the dangerous character of Judge
Terry. Several testified thai when Terry
was shot at Lathrop Mrs. Terry rushed
into the ROOM, threw herself upon her
husbands body, and remained there a
minut or two. When she got up she
declared that Judge Terry was unarmed
and called the crowd to search him for
arms. The pistol found in Mrs. Terry's
sachel was produced.
Justice Field was examined in the after
noon. He recounted the events leading up
to the Lathrop shooting. Justice Field
expressed the opinion that if Nagle mad
not shot Terry he lField) would lave been
q lead man within the next five seconds.
He said the expression of Terry's face
when he raised his hand to strike the Sec
ond time could not be mistaken. 1t was full
of malice and murder. Justice Field de-
clared he had never had any difficulty with
Terry of any kind whatever prior to Civ
ing judgment in the Sharon case a year
ago In fact, they had always been on
the most friendly terms. Terry had often
tried cases before him, and on entering
court had always spoken to him pleasant
~ to him. During the last year or two,
however, he had seemed entirely changed
and to have lost tho respect which he
formerly had far courts. Justice Field
added that the story of his having asked
Terry to support him Tor President several
years ago was pure fiction. AS he left
the witness stand the Justice remarked
thai he was sorry there was NO one on
the other side to c~ross-examine him. The
case will probably be concluded to-day.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13
POSTAL
DIR. Norvin Green of the Opinion that 1t
Will Not Work,

DIR. Norvin Green of the Opinion that 1t
Will Not Work.
Postmaster General Wanamaker recently
summoned to Washington various officials
of the telegraph companies in order to lay
before them some details of, and make
proposals for, O new postal telegraph SER
vice, which he has had under consideration
for some time. DR.. Norvin Green, presi-
dent of the Western Union, was one of
these officials, and he has just returned to
New York from the conference. DR..
Green said that it was q matter belonging
to the postal department and not to the
telegraph companies. He did not look up
on the project in a very favorable light, as
1T would be a distinctly second class de-
livery service. There would not be an
immaculate delivery by the p~ostoficcs, but
stated times of delivery, us in the case of
letters now. Business and commercial
men, he believed, would not avail them
selves OF such q service when they can
have q first class service. e., messapes
delivered by the company the very moment
received. 1t would, therefore. be of little
use to those who employ the telegraph
service most. 1t is, however, the extern
sion of the Telegraph service that forms the
chief feature of MIR. Wanamaker's scheme.
DR.. Green said. There ore at present
about $4,000 postofices in the country.
About $4,000 have telegraph service. DR..
Green said that Of the 10, 1000 serving
offices o two-thlrds were protitless.
Were there anything to be gained by ex-
tending the lines the company would nave
undertaken it. DR.. Green was very much
inclined to doubt the financial success of
extending the lines to 40, 900 little places
in order to make the blessings Of the tele-
graph service we'll nigh universal for the
people.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13

it all there can now be found a pile Of
school buildings, 81 breadth of farm land
that is worth no more than when he died,
and a pile of worthless paper representing
shares in a bankrupt railroad. The mig
nifcont endowmest and princely income
have melted away under the hand of q
railroad wrecker. The Johns Hopkins
university was endowed with Baltimore &
Ohio railroad stock by Johns Hopkins, of
Baltimore. John W. Garrett was, made
trustee of the university by Johns Hop
kins, and president of the road. John w.
Garrett became a power in railroad circles.
He thought he was a great power, and so
he was in his way. He took advantage of
his power as trustee of the university for
its own private gains. To-day the road is
bankrupt and the university likewise.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13

Reports from the boards appointed to
inspect the government vessels Quinne-
baug and the Jun1ata, state that the
vessels cannot be repaired for active SER
vice within tho limit of 20 Der cent. of
their cost, as prescribed by law. They
will be condemned and advertisements for
their sale publishe'.
The report of the board appointed to
make q test of the gunboat Petrol has
been received by Secretary Tracy. II
states that the vessel did not develop the
amount of horse power required by the
contract.
The relatives of q misery old farmer
near Newcastle Ind, persuaded him to de-
post his money in bank. He brought
$26, 300 forth from various places, some Of
the coins and bills bearing old dates.
The ice cave discovered in Ashley valley,
Utah, is attracting much attention and IL
being visited by large palties.
The Bulgarian government has placed al
Liege orders for $1,000 Berian rifles and
1000, 900 cartridges.
It is reported that the Douglass Ak com.
pany, of East Douglass, Mass, will go in.
to Insolvency soon on account of irregu.
~larities in tie accounts Of the treasurer.
At the session Of the trades union con-
gress at Dundee, Scotland, q vote wa.
taken upon the adoption of the eight.
hours day." and it was rejected-sS to So.
A solid silver gavel appropriately en-.
graved and with q Colorado diamond set il
the handle has been ma lie to be presented
to the deep-water convention to be held a
Topeka, Kan, October l.
A dispatch from Montenegro says tha'
a famine is Threatened owing to the failure
Of the crops, and that endemic disease ii
now extensively prevalent.
Six apprentices on the schoolship New
Hampshire have died in about a week.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13

via Sioux City, where you a ways met Pet
tigrew, WAC staged it or 70 le down the
Sioux in q dug out propelled by u pet
pickerel from Sioux Falls, nnd Charley
Mccoy, who walked over from Bon
Homme, while Judge Moody and Porter
Warner lodged Indian bullets across tho
country to Cheyenne and came around to
see 'A'aj. | rown' by the way of Omaha
and Sioux City. Yes, it Is plain enough
that Iankton was accessible then, but
not now.'"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13

THE progress made in the use Of
electricity during q period of only five
years is strikingly shown Mr.. "A. R.
foot, OF Cincinnati, in these figures:
Dynamos, increased efficiency, Is per
cent; decreased cost, 40 per cent. In
candescent lamps, increased efficiency.
LOO per cent; increased life, 100 Der
cent. decreased cost, sc per cent, Car,
6ons, decreased cost, Upper cent. Wire.
decreased cost, 20 per sent. Line con.
struction, decreased cost, 20 per cent.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13
To DISCUSS Immigration.

A call has been issued, signed by thu
Beadle county a~rtesian wells committee.
for a meeting of like committees from such
counties in South Dakota lying above the
artesian basin, and who are Interested ii
the matter of water storage and irrigation.
to be held in Huron September 81. be
object of the meeting is to formulate >
plan by which effective and speedy reliel
may be had to tho farmers Of the state
from the effects of insufficient moisture
for crops. The meeting will be open te
all, and suggestions or information per-
tanning to the matter of water supply and
irrigation are invited and should be for
warded to A. W. Burt, chairman, Huron.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13
Thursdays Session,

The convention was called to order at
$40 Thursday morning. D. 8. Glidden
moved that the order of business be
changed 80 that the state ticket be .nomi-
mated before that of congressman.
Keith, OF Bookings, presented the
name Of Hon. J. w. Harden, Of Jerauld
county, for governor. Winson, of Sioux
Falls, placed Hon. P. H. Mcclure, of
Pierre, In nomination for governor. There
being no other nominations q ballot was
ordered. just at this juncture Mr.. Keith
arose and withdrew the name of Harden.
Mcclure was then nominated by acclama-
ton.
A. W. Pratt, of Brown, was nominated
for lieutenant governor by reclamation.
Otto PeemilIer, of Yankton, was pre-
scented for secretary of state; also q. T..
Huntley, Of Beadle, presented the name of
L.. Z. JeRries, Of Hyde county. Mr..
Jetfrles in a short speech withdrew in
favor Of Peemiller. who was nominated by
acolamation.
j. E. Morton, of Campbell county, was
nominated for auditor by acclamation.
A.. D. Hill, Of Hand county, and Anton
d. Kellar were named for treasurer. Be-
fore q ballot was taken Kellar's name was
withdrawn. Hill was nominated by accla-
nation.
IT. relloWs, OF aurora, was nomi-
mated for attorney general by reclamation.
Prof. Geo. A. Mcfarland, of Lake
county, for superintendent of public in
struction. was nominated by reclamation.
H. s. Voldmar, Of. Grant county, was
nominated by reclamation for commits
sioner of school and public lands.
Judge Z. W. Crofoot, of Bsadle county.
and s. B. VanBuskirk, of Codington,
we're named for supreme Judge, Orofoot
was withdrawn and VanBuskirk nomi-
mated by acclamation.
Y. d. Winsor, of Minnehaha, was nom
mated by reclamation for supreme Judge.
Dan Mclaughlin, of Lawrence county,
for supreme judge, was nominated by 40
clamation.
Il, a. JaAfriaa ~ Hvda oonrtv ona q
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-13
OBITUARY,
Death OF David D.. Lloyd of the New York
IriDune Staff.

Death of David u. Lloyd of the New York
Tribune Staff.
At Now York, recently, David D. Lloyd,
n of the Tribune staff, died suddenly
while walking in the street at Weehaw-
ken, N. j., of angina pectoris. For some
years past Mr.. Lloyd has been suffering
from heart trouble. Mr.. Lloyd was born
In this city in 1851. He was successfully
reporter of the Tribune, private secretarv
to Chief Justice Chase, day editor Of the
Tribune, its Albany and Washington cor.
respondent, and then an editorial writer
on the paper. As a dramatist he is
known as the author of the PLAYS "For
Congress, - '"The Woman Hater.n soThe
Dominie's Daughter, - and had Just com
pleted a play called ''The Senator.n Nh.
Lloyd leaves a wife and two children.