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MONGOLIAN EXCLUSION.
Comments on the Statement Of the Chi
neSe Minister.

NEW YORK, July THE Evening Post
says the Chinese question has attracted lit
tie attention for some time past, but if
statements attributed to the Minister
of that power at Washington are
correct, it VIII soon be again burning is
sue. The Minister shows clear under
standing Of the situation in this coun-
try. There is nothing at all improba-
Bile in the story that China is pre-
pairing to retaliate for the treatment she
has received from this country. The only
wonder is that she has not done something
of this kiud before. The Chinese Minister
makes it plain that his Government
contemplates retaliation in kind for our ex-
clusion of Chinese subjects from this coun-
try. AS we complain that the Chinese come
nither with no intention of becoming eiti-
zens, but merely to make what money they
can and take it out of the country, so he
says Americans in China are engaged in the
same endeavor and a like intent. So far
his argument is good, but he omits
to consider an important difference between
the two cases. Americans in China are
mainly men with capital or their agents en-
gagged in enterprises which give employment
to Chinese laborers and benefit Chinese
industry, while the Chinese VINO come to
the United States are mainly laborers
whose standard of living Is low and whose
presence in such multitudes as would
have come but for an exclusion act
would have deprived our own laboring
population of employment or have com
PEELED them greatly to lower their demand.
That, at any rate, is the marrow of the ar
gument on which exclusion was based
and it has no parallel whatever in the case
of Americans in China.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE threat Of retail
iation made by Minister Tsui yesterday
created sensation among tea merchants
and other people here who deal
with China. The representatives
of China trading companies were
not disposed to discuss the matter for pub
lication, however, as they claimed it was
view of their relations with both
count tries. Privately they talked freely
and the President of one of the companies.
who spent several years in China. said that
the American eagle will not be afforded much
of an opportunity to scream if Americans are
ordered out of China. There is much
American capital invested there. As to
cotton goods, exports to China. show
a large falling off for the past nine months,
as compared with the corresponding
period OF the previous year. | don't think
there will be any acts of retaliation. The
Chinese are conservative, diplomatic
people, and not disposed to seek trouble.
They will talk good deal, but act eau
tiously.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Concerning Chinese
Minister Tsui Kwo Yin's views on the pol
Commercial Advertiser saws: There is no
chance that America will alter its policy
regarding Chinese immigration. Hostility
toward the race is not confined to this
country, but exists among other Anglo
Saxon people who have felt its pressure.
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CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

The Silver Bill to Be Called Up FOR Action
To-Day.
WASHINGTON, July THE conference
report ON the Diplomatic and Consular APP
preparation Bill was agreed TO.
Morrill, moved to take up the Tariff Bill,
saying it could be then laid aside informal
ly until the Shipping bills were disposed
of. The Senate refused-ayes 20. noes %,
as fellows:
Ayes-Aldrich. Allison, Davis. Dixon,
Dolph. Edmuuds, Farwell, Faulkner. Frye.
Hale, Hawley. Hiscock, Manderson, Nor
rill, Piatt, Pugh, Quay, Sawyer, Sherman,
Stockbridge-20.
Noes-Alen, Bate Berry, Carlisle, Cock
reli, Gibson, German, Hampton, Harris.
Jones Of Arkansas, Mitchell, Pasco, Payne,
Plumb, Ransom, Reagan. Squire, Stewart,
Teller, Turpie, Vest Voorhees,, Walthall-
%.
The Senate bill, to provide for United
States land court and fer the settlement of
private land claims in New Mexico. Wy
oming, Arizona, Nevada and Colorado was
discussed until 2 O'clock, when it was laid
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BEHRING SEA.
Denial Of a Sensational Report by the
British Minister.

WASHINGTON, July IA sensational
article was printed to-day to the effect that
the British Minister, Sir Julian Pauncefote,
had broken off negotiations with Mr..
Blaine, and had notified him if the Ameri-
can cutters seized any seaers carry
ing the British flag the British
war ships would recover them, by force
if necessary. Stories of this kind have ap-
peared frequently during the past year, and
this particular story was this evening
denied by Sir Julian Pauneefote. He said:
II have made no communication of the kind
to Mr.. Blaine. There are no doubts Of our
vessels in the North Pacific ocean being
there TO protect the British flag. and our
sealers, but have not broken off negotia-
tionS. and there is no reason TO eX-
pect a disturbance, of the friendly
relations existing between the two
Governments. MIR. Blaine has left for Bar
Harbor for the benefit of his health
and l am about to 90 to Manchester
by-the-Sea, and shall there continue ne
gotlations with Mr.. Blaine" Sir Julian
had been given the British fleet but
thought it very unlikely that during
negotiations anything would occur on one
side or the other likely to provoke
any disturb ance. 1.-The great point is, he
added. negotiations nave not been broken
VII anu tuSoC lFpuito WulCu tCdily
do much harm are not correct" 1t is un-
derstood that the last communication on
the sealing question sent from the State
Department was the one in which Mr..
Blaine went into a tull argument of this
country's side of the controversy. Great
Britain is aiming to settle the whole
difficulty BY arbitration. There are two
principal questions at issue The first is as
to what regulations would be sufficient to
secure q closed season. The two Govern
ments are agreed that the seal species should
be preserved, but differ as to what means are
necessary to that end. 1t is believed sat
isfactory settlement of this matter will be
reached. The next question is as to the
legal right of the United States to the entire
possession and control of the seal fisheries
in Behrlng Sea, to the exclusion and depri-
vatiOn Of Great Britain and other countries.
Great Britain regards that as a question of
law, and hopes it will be left to settlement
by arhilratlnn.
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MORE HOT WEATHER.
Chicago Records-Temperature of Ninety-fve

CHICAGO, July 7.-According to predic-
tions of local signal service officials. and,
in view of all the surrounding conditions,
Chicago and the Northwest are in for
another spell of hot weather, which is
likely to surpass the one of few days ago,
not only in extent but in duration ami in
tensity. Early this morning the signal
service thermometer marked 70o. and the
temperature has been rapidly climbing ever
since. At 10 o'clock it stood at 90. A hot.
dry wind from the southwest has been
blowing since this morning.
AT l o'clock this afternoon the signal
service thermometer on top of the Auditor
ium tower indicated 800 In the streets
the temperature was 93o to 95o A number
of prostrations are reported.
The following shows the temperature
early this morning in various cities: New
York, TO; New Orleans, Sc st. Louis, 7So; ;
Cincinnati, 74o; Chicago, 74o; Winnipeg, 6Oo.
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Pen ;ious Granted.

WASHINGTON, July T. The following
pensions have been issued: California
Increase. l.. Volney Willetts, Watsonville,
and Nathaniel Stevens. Santa Rosa;
original, Eliza, widow Of Jonn NJ. Griffin,
Los Angeles; Mexican survivor, Peyton
Foster, Woodland; Mexican. Ann NJ,
widow of David W. Cook, Healdsburg.
Oregon Original. William T. Lady, Can
yonville. Observation-Disclosures S.
YOder, Chehalis; James NJ. Melton, P0me-
roy; Mllard f. Streeter, Edison. Navy
Robert B. Wilder. Seattle; increase, Will
lam E. Jester, Montesons.
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Money Order and P. s:al Note Offices.

WASHINGTON, July Money order and
postal note offices were established to-day
as follows: California-Money orders:
Kirkwood, Tehama County; HALEY Springs,
Calaveras County; Chuclar. Monterey
County; Corning, Tehama County; Fowler,
Fresno County; Mason. Los Angeles
County; Marietta, San Diego County;
Carpenteria, Santa Barbara County; Sutter
City. Sutter County; Blue Lake, Humboldt
County,
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nado struck the town early this morning.
Seven were killed and nineteen wounded.
A Northern Pacific train was blown from
the track west of the city. There Is great
destruction to buildings. Wheat was un-
touched.
MILWAUKEE, July 7.-Advices received
at Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul offices
are to the effect that the town OF Fargo is
pretty we'll wiped out. Several people were
killed and number injured. A Northern
Pacific train was blown from the track.
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PEANUT OIL.
PrcIosition to Ests blish an Industry in South
arn Cal;f,rr;.

CHICAGO, July IN. Morrez of France
is in this city on his way to Southern Cali
fornia to established a peanut oil industry.
81 am surprised" said Morrcz, "that so lit
tie Importance is given to peanut growing
in this country. Something like S6,0G0, 600
worth of peanuts is imported into Mar
seilles annually TO be used in the manufac-
ture of soap. 1t Is valuable for burning,
but is used mostly in the composition Of
soap. In the United States about 5000, ,000
bushels Of peanuts are raised yearly which
are used for food alone. This is but little
part Of the industry. Peanut oil is equal to
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The Errors We're Bunched.

PHILADELPHIA, July TN the brother
hood game this afternoon the errors of the
local players were made in the same innings
in which the visitors got their hits. Attend
ance 1900. Summary:
PhiIadelphas. o o o o. 3
Pittsburgs. gs....................-O o o 4 Q Ill
Base hi:s-Philadelphias 8, Plttsburgs l3. Errors
-Philadelphias g. Pittsburgs 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and MiIlgan, Morris and Carroll. Umpires-Knight
Jones.
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New Posto Mces.

WASHINGTON. July New postoffices
have been established as follows: Califor-
nia-At Ben Hur, Marip0sa County, with
Charles S. Hatch as Postmaster; at Llan0,
Los Angeles County, with Lewis g. Thigh
man as Postmaster. ArizOna-At Denton,
Pinal County. with John knight as Post
MASTER Washington AT Agate, Lewis
County, William Hosteter, Postmaster; at
Deer Park, Spokane County. Wilford j. de
Merchant, Postmaster.
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The Trial of The San Fr.nci,co.

NEW YORK, July THE Mail and Ex-
press says editorially: The cruiser San
Francisco will soon have special test on
the Pacific Coast, under conditions similar
to those which governed the recent race
against time OF the Philadelphia. AS the
vessels are Of the same class and have the
same contract requirements as to speed, the
trial will. in certain sense, be a match OF
skill of Eastern ship-building against that
of the West,
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RICH ORE.
a Valuable Gold Lode Discovered at Cross
Mountain, Colo.

DENVER, July THE News has a special
from Tin Cup, Colo. which gives an ac-
count of the most wonderful discovery of
gold ever reported in the world. The find
is six miles from Tin Cup, on Cross Noun
tain, and is owned by Mccormick & Lewis
The lode is almost ten feet in thickness,
the lower six feet being of iron manganese
and the upper four feet gold bearing quartz
OF free gold. The lowest assay from this
rock is $40 per ton, and there are speci-
mems which, put through the common
mortar, returns $4,000 gold to the ton.
Two men are now taking out $1,000 each
per day. Ii this streak is only one yard in
depth and extends the full length OF the
claim $500 feet there are S11, $4,000 gold
in it. If the dip goes down 1000 feet it is
worth SI67,479,00O. The average value is
placed at $1,000 per ton. The excitement
over the discovery is intense and thousands
of miners are rushing into the camp.
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Snecie Exports.

NEW YORK, July THE exports of spe-
$42S, 1863, total of Sic, 400 since Janu-
airy 1st. All the specie exported last week
was gold, of which $4,000 was consigned
to Europe and $1S5.46S to South America.
The total imports since January 1st
amounted to SS,312, ,229.
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THE RIVER COMMISSION.
1t Will Start Out To-Day en- a Tour of H.
spectiou

IL VIII start Uut To-Day cn Tour OF In
spection.
SACRAMENTO, July THE Bee contains
the following: C. E. Grunsky. j. }. Craw-
ford and C. f. Reed, who were appointed
commission by the last Legislature to ex-
anime the San Joaquin and Sacramento
rivers. have planned the following trip,
and would like 10 confer with such people
at the several points named as take an in
terest in the rivers:
Tuesday. July Stl, Sacramento to Wheat
land; Wednesday, July 9th, Wheatland to
Marysvile; Thursday, July 10th, Marys-
vile; Friday. July 18th. Marysyille to
Chico, 5:l0 p. M; Saturday, July 18th,
Chico to Red Bluff, 10 A. NJ; Sunday,
July 18th. Red Bluff 10 Orland and to Sac
ramento River at Swifts Point. $3.50 A. NJ.
Monday, July 14th, down Sacramento
River; Tuesday, July 10Th, to Stockton;
Wednesday, July 10th, up San Joaquin
River
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portion of the train ran upon a siding, ex-
cept chair-car occupied by the East st.
Louis contingent, which turned upon the
side, and the occupants, numbering fifty,
were hurled with great violence against
the side of the car The sudden stopping
of tie train prevented a long list of casu-
alties. j. II. Crowder of Waco, Tex, aged
80 was killed, and half a dozen were in
jured, none fatally. The eXcursionists
were transferred to special train and sent
to their destination.
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WANTED IN LOS ANGELES.
Joseph Catania Arrested on q Sheriff
RennfRitfon.

Joseph CataDia Arrested on Sheriff
Requisition.
Joseph Catania, an ex-Deputy Fish Com-
missioner. was arrested last night by De-
tective Robert Hogan on reQuisition from
the Sheriff of Los Angeles County. The
document only asked that Catania be arrest
ed, and contained his description. There
was nothing explaining the nature Of the
charge further than the statement that
Catania was wanted on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. The
prisoner was asked If he had any explana-
lion to make, but he professed ignorance
and said he had obtained no money under
false Oratpuses,
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Poisoned By Picked Tongue

DENVER, July IA family Of four, con-
sisting of Mr.. Witherell, his wife and two
children, were poisoned last night by eating
picked tongue. Physicians worked over
the four all night, aud discovered strong in
dicatiOns of arsenical poisoning. There are
hopes that all will recover. Mr.. Withereu
is yery low.
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! ACTIONS LOUDER THAN WORDS!

Other papers claim to print the most matter.
!, The CALL does it
!. LAST WEEKS RECORD:
Square inches of matter in CALL...........2S.4 S.4S1
, Square inches of matter in CHRONICLE. .26, ,9OI
; Square inches of matter in EXAMINER 25,S30
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NEW YORK CHINESE.
Arrests for Kssping Opium Joints That Are
Patrouized by White G rls.

Patrouized by White iris.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Chinese cases in
the criminal courts are becoming almost of
daily occurrence here. The cases are of the
same nature as those familiar to the San
Francisco courts. There are cases almost
daily of opium joints in which young white
women have been found. A case of this
sort came up in the Tombs Court this morn
ing. The courtroom was filled with Chit
nese. Six Chinese and four young white
girls were arraigned. The girls were quite
pretty. As there was no evidence against
either the girls or the MoDgolians, Judge
Patterson discharged them all. He rated
the police for arresting them, and said that
there was no law prohibiting white women
from assoeiating with Chinese.
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olive or sweet oil, and may be employed
wherever the latter can be. A bushel of
peanuts subjected to hydraulic pressure
will yield gallon of oil equal to the best
oil of olives. learn that peanut oil was
used extensively in the South during your
late war in the machine shops, and that its
lubricating qualities are as good as whale
oil. If the conditions are favorable shall
establish an industry in Southern Califor-
MIC
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EASTERN BASE
Games Played Yesterday by League and
Brotherhood Clubs.

BROOKLYN. July THE League game
was sharply contested this afternoon, and
resulted in n victory for the home team. At
tendance 800 Summary:
CleyeIauds s................O OOll lOOO-2
BroOklyns s.......................O U o U "a
Base hits-Clevclsnds Z, BreOklyns T. Errors
Cleveauds =, BrOokIyus l. Batteres-Z thinner and
Beatin, Daily and Caruthers. Umpire-McDe Dermott
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Il. j. GRIER.
sacramento's New Delegate to the State
Beard Of Trade

SACRAMENTO. July 7-At this after
Moons session of the Board of Supervisors
it was resolved that Sacramento County
should become member of the State Board
OF Trade. Supervisor E. J. Grier was
elected as the boards delegate. This gives
State Board of Trade, the first being ex-
Mayor Eugene j. Gregory, who was chosen
by the Improvement Association, and who
is President OF the State Board.
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Base HIT, and Errors.

BosroN, July THE Cleveland brother
hood team won to-day's game by punching
their hits, aided by their opponents errors.
Attendance 1900. Summary:
CleveIands. nds..................... % o o 90 1-9
IOslOhs- i " L " U U 10
Base hits-Cevelands H. Bostons z. Errors
Cevelands e. Bostons 7. Batterles-Bakley and
Brenanan, Sutclife and Murphy. Umpires-Wat-
kiuS and Leach.
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New York Tax.Rnll.

New YORK, July THE tax-rolls of the
City of New York, as presented to-day by
the Tax Commissioners. show the assessed
valuation of real estate in this city to be
S1,39S, 290, 600. on increase of SG6, ZIG
over last year. The total personal estate is
about S299, COO, 900. an increase of S26 600.
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AFRICAN COFFEE.
Central America Plantations Likely to Have

Central America Plantations Likely to Have
Competition in the Congo Country.
New YORK, July THE arrival of Afri-
can coffee at Antwerp is taken by some
here interested in the coffee trade to be an
event of much significance. as affecting in
future the Central American and other
coffee plantations. 1t is said by one party
that there is little doubt that Africa can
furnish suitable area for c0ffee-raislng
equal to all other coffee-groWing areas IN
the world. Congo coffee is reported to be
of good quality. A big area may be found
bearing coffee in the Congo country during
the next five years.
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The Pope's Health Dscliuinr,

LONDON July THE Chronicles Rome
correspondent says: The Pope has become
very feeble and is preparing written instruc-
ti0ns for the guidance of his successor.
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MADRID. July THE new War Minis
ter. who has visited Valencia, declared that
the cholera epidemic is more serious than is
generally believed. The Cabinet has de-
cided to punish local officials for conceal
Ing the true state Of affairs.
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An Easy Victory.

NEW YORK, July THE local brother
hood team easily defeated the Buffalos this
afternoon. Attendance 1000 Summary:
Bufalos los................. ....1 ~ 0 o o 2 l. d
Base hits-New Yorks 10, Bufalos 9. Batteries
Ewing and O'Day, Mack and Haddock UmpireS-
Gafney aud Sheridan.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.

The Brook IN Club G.vss the Chicagos Lesson
IN Base Ball.
NEW YORK, July 7. = The Brooklyn
Brotherhood Club outplayed the Chicogos
al every point this afternoon. Attendance
1000. Summary:
BrookIyns yns......................OO O4 . 90 Q l-9
ChtcagOS. gOS.........................0 U q U 90
Base hits-Brooklyns 8, CnIcagos d. Errors
BrookIyns q, Oh Cages II. Batteries-KinslOw and
Weyhing Farrell aud Baldwin. Umpires-Fergu-
son and HOlDert
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German Ministers Rssieniug.

BERLIN, July 1T is reported that Min
lister of Public Works Maybach and Minis
ter of Public Worship and Education Won
Gossler will resign on the return of Emperor
William
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Chicago outbsts New York.

CHICAGO. July THE Chicagos won the
Attendance 600. Summary:
New Yorks 0 300 OIL
Chicagos os......--....-...-.......2 o D o.
Base hits-New Yorks 4, Chieagos g. Errors
New Yorks l, Chicagos 3. Batterle s-Rusie and
Buckley, Hutchinson and Kittridge. Umpire
Powers,
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moNTENEGRIN VENGEANCE.

The Commander Of Prince NichOlas' Guard
Foully Murdered.
CETTTNJE, July 7.-Colonel Martinoyicz.
commandant of the body guard of Prince
Nicholas, the ruler OF Montenegro, and a
cousin of the Prince, was murdered in the
market-place this morning. The murder
was the result of private vengeance. The
murderer was seized by the people and
lyuched on the spot.
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The Anglo-Gsrman Agreement.

LONDON. July THE Foreign Office has
issued the text of the AnglO-German agree
ment and official correspondence on the
subject. There is nothing new in regard to
EaSr q frica
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TWO VIRAGOS FIGHT.

Dissolute Women Fight for Lover and One
Is Killed
KNOXVILLE Tenn.), July Z. - Nanny
Libsinger and Stella Cole, women of the
town, fought duel this morning about a
lover. The Libsinger woman was horribly
cut and died in a short time. The other
woman was not seriously hurt.
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THE NATIONS FINANCES.
Four Large Funds Available That viii Pre-
vent Deficit

vent Deficit.
NEW YORK, July IA special to the Com
mercial Bulletin from Washington shows
there is no danger of a deficit in the national
finances, notwithstanding many attempts
to prove the contrary. 1t finds the follow
ing four large items available offsets to any
unusual Congressional appropriations:
The accumulated S55, ,0OO, 600 surplus, above
expenditures; S43, ,000,000 Sinking Fund;
S49, GOO. GOO held for the redemption OF Ma
tional Bank notes, and notes upon which
can be drawn $4,000, 600. The aggregate is
nearly 5000 600. Co.,
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Railroad Elrp Ips.

New YORK, July 7.-RailIoad earnings
for June are as follows: Northern Pacific,
1,S39,6lS an increase of $430 Texas
Pacific, $454, ,9S2, an increase Of $1,000.
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The RenubIican State Convention.

SONORA, July 7.-The Republican Central
Committee of this county to-day chose f.
w. Street, j.. Ii. Smith, NJ. b. Hartman. q.
+. Culbertson and c. +. Wade delegates to
the State Convention.