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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Loyal Notice.

Charles n, ohaddoot, whose nlAee of residence a
unkn0wn but who u supposed ~ reside hOmewhefe .
Ia tho stale OF Kentueky one Of The htin ~ Law p
Milton n, OhAddoot, deeeAAed, viii take notice that
Horace " HALEY administrator 0f the estate ef ihe
said Milton u. uhAddnek, deceased, On The iHNh DAY
0f Apf ihDO ned hia petition IN the Probate uourl
within and f0f the county VI stark ard state of
Ohi0 alleging that the personal estate of hAi1 de-
oedant 10 nhunioeht W pay hia debts and the
charges Of administering hla eaiAle that no died
seized IN foo simple " the following described real
estate, situate M said county tOsWiU
Lot number one hundred aud eleven (ii), IN
hhheHofa addition 10 said town 0f MAyhhlhniHh
In tho county Of STARK aud state 0f Ohio, and 20
designated on the plat of said ioWn, which u TO
corded In the hee0fdeIh once, IN said STARK epun
w. That Melissa ChaddOek, ~ widow " said de-
oedent Ia entitled 10 dover IN said premises,
Tho prayer of said petition " for tho assignment
" dover 10 said Melissa dhAdd0ek fof tho sale 0f
SAID premises for the payment Of debs aud charges
Aforesaid
The said Charles K ohaddook Il further nollhed
that ho has been made party defendant ~ said Pc
ltlut and that he IA required 70 answer Mo sane
on on before tlo gitt dAY VI junu, lhlh
HONACE u, hAiLff,
Administrator NJ the estate pf Mlls
mhylsLW ton II ChhddOok, deceased,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
SCHOOL REUNION.

Teachers and Scholars OF MT. Pleasant
District From 1850 70 1900 10 Hold a
Picnic and Reunion,
A reunion Of the teachers and scholars
attending the Mt, Pleasant school district
No. Z, Paris Township, from 1850 10 1890
win be held In Myers Grove, near Paris,
on Sunday June z, A large attendance IL
expected The session viii continue one
day, The following Ia the progami
Forenoon AZ 10 q, IN, Address Of wei.
como, Rev. n, Shataloy; opening address,
Ctcachor Of 800 Rov, G.. w. Honnlng; ad.
dresses by @, X, Yant, DIR. Shayno, Rev. l.,
s, Hahn, Prof. w, s. Jones.
Afternoon 40 40 p. m. Addresses by
Prof. j. w. Burns, j. w. MyOro, Albert
Ringlc, ynlodictory, "Whorowithnll shall
We bo Clothod,n Goo. EiningorAnd others,
Tho evening win bo passed with an on.
tertainmont presented by the teachers OF
that district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
rhoro wnl no No sorvlOo ponnlon nrl.

AhVRo wiz 10 NO SulNlop fphNioh hlh
WASHINGTON, May 23,-lSpocial, 1T Il
now settled that thoro will bo no service
pension bill passed by this Congress, The
senate poupcrblll to promote perjury and
indolcncc, ~ the only ono that has q
chance 20 pass, Gen. John s. Kountz, OF
Ohio, who was before the pension com,
mittcoa OF both the House and Senate
says! I'VE had hearing Monday before
the Joint conference committee on pom
alonaHnd talked upon the disability and
service pension bills. We found the feel
Ing very strong against the sorvico pen
sion bill, and am convinced that no such
measure will bo passod.n -
Kountg IL one OF the National Pension
Commilto OF tho G. A. II. and Il is settled
In the minds OF the Committee that there
will be no bill passed as asked for by the
Grand Army and the Committee has gone
home,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
GEN. BEATTY MEANS WAR.
Ho IL Dead Agin tho Foraker Boom, and
Ho oivoa savage phruet at tho MoKin-
10y Tariff Monstroaty,


10y Tariff Monstroaity.
COLUMBUS, May 28.-Gon. John Beatty,
(antl-Forakcr Republican, II again on the
war path. In an interview on putting
Foraker as chairman OF the next State
Convention he snyai
"Tho Republican State central commit
toe IL composed OF u few sensible mon
and lob lot OF Forakor'a fools left over
from last summer. Whom politicians,
selected 10 run the party machinery, quit
using II 10 boom one man and devote liz
energies 10 promoting tho public good, we
shall have greater success, Foraker II 30
greedy for notoricty and applause that ho
can't live happy without thcm. He has q
chronic hnnkoring for braas band, ho Ia
As fond OF being rubbed down the back ms
n house cat; Whenever Kurtz, COppollor,
Cox and thoir coworkors yell Foraker his
soul bounds of into an ocstatlc waltz. N
the Republican party was created simply
10 glorlfy Foraker tho sooner II goes 10
the devil the better II will be for good gov
ornmont.n
Con. Bcatty'also hits the monopoly tar.
IN chaps Of the Mckinley school Of "fat
tryorsn In the following talk;
"Tho farmer IN discovering that low
prices and high taxes leave him without
an income. Mechanics and mill men have
nscortained that tho blessings OF protec.
tive tariff have been 40 largely diverted
from themselves 10 tho Andrew CarnoRios
that the latter build castles In Scotland 10
entertain the advocates OF high protection
with princoly muninconoo and dlsport
themselves otherwise In all the splondors
OF royalty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having II.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that petition Will be pro-
aenlcd 10 tho C0nnlh l0nefh III STARK county ~
their nnHt June session, A, n, moo praying f0i tho
alteration aud location 0f county road on tho l0ls
lowing line tOsWlt nnnlnninH At The northeast
corner 0i Joseph WAokeflyu land IN teollOn NJ, no.
M Plain tOwnthip, htafh county, ONO said corner
being also the northwest corner OF Julius whitinfh'
land IN said heftiOnl thence unfihWhfdY through
point IN the middle VI tho present road, M tho
northwest oOfnor Of tact OF land owned hy jacob
utnfy containing 10 100 Aofoa, The T0Ad sought
road, from Cleveland road " Maaaillon road ealAb-
llnhed IN lHii,
April 90. iunO smisht A PETITIONER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Legal Notice.

Rosa Earnat whose place Of residence IA unknown,
Will take notice that i, u, MlohunOf AdmhatfAt0f,
with will amor 0d, Of tho estate Of u0tlrb AohAn-
wookot deceased, has nbd hlh petition M tho ft0s
lnalloont 10 pay ha dohla And the cUa VI admlnlhs
tornR hlh estate and that he died hercd OF the f0s
lowing real estate situate IN the ely 0f Canton IN
aAid county toswitl L0t number ia, Ia hAid city
said petition viii ho f0f hearing on tho nint DAY of
May or Aa soon thereafter ~ leave eau bO obtained,
y, n, MlOunNNN
apr9i-ow Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

Chamhorlan's Collie, Cholera and Dar.
rhma Remedy, on who have been cured Of
chronic diarfhma by II, Such perhona
take especial pleasure in recommending
the llemedy 20 others, The praise that
follows ltH introduction and use makes u
sale by Durbin, Wright a Co., and /, Soil
mann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Notice 10 School House Contractors.

SCALED proposals will he received NJ the once 0f
the Clerk Of bethlehem Township, In stark county
Ohio, until twelve O'Clock noon, on the 7th day Ot
june 1850, for the building of School House, on
tho School House grounds, Ia AubsDltflot No, n IN
on fo IN said once, lilda must b0 made according
70 law, (Hec, HtFH, H. ~ None but the lowest TO-
aponnblo bid will bc accepted, aud tho Hoard may
Iy order Of tho hoard of Education,
A, w, uuAiiONN,
Dated May 10Th, ie00-i6hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
shOrmnn WIN Aid to whsot Mckinley

WASHINGTON, May 22. lit Is stated on
what appears 10 be satisfactory authority
that the Senate Finance Committee will
report o substitute bill on the tariff rather
than 20 undertake 10 make specific
amendments 70 the Mckinley bill In
other words, Senators Allison and Aid
rich prefer TO orlglnnte measure on the
lines OF the last Senate bill reported as q
substitute for the Mills bill. Senator
Sherman has siRnifod his sapproval OF this
action, and the attitude OF Che committee
iilavors somewhat OF o smack nj McKin-
10y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
THE MCKINLEY TARIFF BILL
WIN Never Again Soc Daylight
Senators WIN Formulate q Bill 10
Suit Themselves,
Senator Allison viii Formulate a Now
min TO suit tho Growing Western Bent
imanl


WASHINGTON, May 22.--The question
that ia uppermoht Ia tho minds OF mem.
bers Of Congress 10, what will become OF
the Mckinley tariff bill now that " %
passed The question 10 easily answered.
A. stated la these dispatches weeks ago,
the Senate finance committee VIII report
a substimte for the bill, For a time "
looked 40 though they might eonleni lhpili'
selves with simply consolidating the ma
lor's bill until lls author would not reeog'
nise II, hut now Il IL plain that the wofnl
that could happen 20 Mckinley " lhht
which ID destined 10 occur HIS blll wlll
be pigeonhOled Ia the committee room
Just as the Mills bill was Ia lms' NWill
be q terrible punishment Tor Mehlhluy .
regular excel hauling II what we healal'
ing men would term II, Ihe senate ooih'
mltiee on iinanoe ID composed OF men VINO
viii take delight Ina the punishment hen'
atOr Morrill,, the chairman, 10 the hulhof
OF the preaent law, aud he looks uponhny
attempt 70 iamper with that inspiration as
little short OF saorllege. Senator Sherman
will suffer no qualmH OF conscience Wheh
Mckinley and his bill are dumped over
board. Self-preaeryatiOn IN tho irhl law
Of nature, and the preservation OF MS pc
lltloal aseendaney In the Buckeye SlAle u
dependent upon his ability 10 keep Me.
Kinley down. Hut tho dlsinteEealed nnd
patrlotio opposition 10 the Mckinley blll
comes from Senator Allison and other
wehtern senators. They arc fundament-
ally opposed 10 bill constructed on we
ultra protection idea OF Mckinley, HIS
bin was framed 10 keep faith win he IN
dustrles from which the Republican parry
fried the tat In 1898, and they want q blll
constructed on o different basis They
want bin that will harmonlae with the
sentlment In tho middle and western
states, where the late elections and the
Republican press arc hpeak ing WIN no
uncertain tone for q liberal revision OF
tariff. Practically II can DO "a ID that hut
terwortha speech IL 70 be taken m we
Formulated, All OF which shows q per
tlrhed state OF the Republican nina,
which Democrats are contemplating Win
many joyful chuukllngh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

A NEDFENN WALKNU GOWN,
Our second illustration shows another
stylish gown, which IA made Of pale green
citron cloth with smooth surface, II IL
trimmed In very novel and striking
manner IN the GrCclnn key pattern, with
wide black braid outlined with fine gold
twistod cord the skirt ls perfectly plain
In front and has wide pleats meeting In
the center OF the bnck,
A large hat OF becoming shape trimmed
with black lace and sprays OF very nat
urnl-looklng mignonnotlo ~ intended 10
bo worn with this gown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

Some Of the Grand Army boys may bo
Interested IN the following from Alex. u.
Popo, A. ID. o., Commander, Dept Tenn.
and ca. Ho aaysi I'VE have had an
epidemic OF whooplng cough here, (Ste-
Rsmcdy % baa boon con the ISr oniv medIcIne IVIg abnt
has done any good.n There n no danger
from whooplng cough, when this remedy
10 freely given. II completely controls
the disense. 10 cent bottles Tor sale by
Dnrbin, Wright q Co., and L. Sollmann,
druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
sanRIFF SALE,

gossph Hout .,.,, o,as. sa,d.g q ssIs asu,.s0
iJeny sphoahebsFg q a. fieAa oeu't
NY virtue Of a. alias oraer q sale lsspea VI re
olefl III lhe 0duU VI common rlnAs " hl4Ih
eounlI ONO. Ia th6 above action, aud " iAe NJ.
reptedi VIII oiel fof sails ~ rnpllg pnalf y w'
aobI d 90 ooaH house u me ellY Of pAn'oai on
saturday, the 2lat day OF June, 1890,
,he following described real estate lo-Wih blnale
III thn township, NJ iualaIaWAs npnHY " hlAih eil
slate Oi Olln aud hn0WA a. aud being lpl nnhlhif
slIieen tihl sud all ol nnmheg hllefn tihh
north 0f ditch Tunning aafnnaiY Though Mp
saIne, Of Andrew ~ nuuhYa addition 70 ihe llllAat
Oi tast nIeenyllle, hlAlA epunu uhlo, according W
man Of plat III lie aane "a recorded NJ no pAl
IeoOldh VI htsrt epunlJ Fpllme y, pAae pi eHeepl'
jnH the mineral Coal Hereunder,
tol 10 appraised al 1870
lot M Mtih0
hAls 70 commence AZ ona o'eloek D. "a, TsFna
OA, KamEa aheHn,
n W. MOOAU0HBV, AttiY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Killed by Lightning.

ALLIANCE, May 2i,-Georgo Patterson,
his wifo ond two childron were struck by
lightning while standing under tree
near Salineyllle yesterday afternoon and
were instantly killed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

The gown here represented has iuat
been designed at the New York establish
ment, II Il made Of roddIsh-brown cheylot
Of remarkable shades, which make II tlif.
ncult 10 distinguish whore the color be.
gins or another ends. The characteristic
features Of the gown are the high Medlcl
collar, pointed corangc, and sleeve pulia,
which are velvet OF q rich dark color that
blends with the material porfectly-tho
bodice h further ornnmontcd with hand
hraldIng In mixed curdsj the allghtly
drApcd aklrt has On applique OF velvet
outlined with the cords In correspond
Ing manner, charming little hat IN
composed Of the choyiut with velvet brlm
and bows Of ribbon velvet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
McdaEGOR VS., nARlzELL.
A Comprehensive Glunce NJ Ola Ilmr
pOlhica,

Why Am Not q Repuollean'-oAlheph
ana Andraw Jackson pisoussea'-wi'h
a Row Pertinent Pointers on tho he'
publican Peru Of NOW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

In almost every neIghborhood through
out the west thore are. some ono or more
peruons whose lives have boon saved by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

THE bill 10 give Canton O 100000
post office building, passed the Senate
yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Divorce Notice.

MARY j.. Reed "a hereby notified that on tho 9th
day OF April 1900, Thomas n, Rood nlod hla Totl-
ton IN ~ Court 0f Common Pleas within and for
tho county NJ stark aud state Of Ohio, charging her
with oktfoniO cruelty towards him, Tho prayer "
said petition N that ho be divorced from hor ANA
glyen the custody Of their minor child
Tho said Mary y, Reed IA required 10 answer or
domur 70 said petition on or before tho pblh day OF
May, 1890, THOMAS n, NEHb,
JoNE HUDSON. his AityS, apio'Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
sHnRIFF BALE.


u H. WOOD 60, Order isale
John M Rdstlsr Ct al, flsAs oSaT
ny virtue Of an order of sale Issued " Me eleTk
81 tho epuu of common pleas " hlAIh county, Ohlo
Ia lilo above action, aud VI np afegied, ! Nlll ohei
i0f sails AZ public 0uleFy, ~ lhe doof of NO oouFt
house 10 the eily Of OAiilQn, on
Saturday, tho 18th day of June, 1890,
rhe following described reAl esiaie, situate IN no
county Oi hlah aud state pl phlo, Anl hnoWn
a aud beng a pa1 QI section lhlfy,hVe lnbll NJ
township eleven Qljl and range ten liul And
b0nndei and described IA fOleNhi haahnlhn lOf
lhe same N polnl IL lhe yfal quaflaf section iine
~ The northwest corner oi lol hnlhpet ipnl slhlee
(Ah) N u ht Shelters second addition W tiH toNh
II lieaoh Oity Ohiol thenee np1lh aonh lhe said
quarter aeGlOh llne W pOlnl whore Tue hAnlu Ia
lefseela with The southwest corner Of tlaei of lana
owned ny Gus Samuel h0ihl thence eAsl hlpnp lhn
south line n said iinaba laid ana lAnda 0f iIpnrf
Hose aud Jacob Halt bhng parallel with south llne
0i certain tract Of land ONned ~ One ue0fae trs
line Immediately n0Hh of said hnah'a laid 70
p0lnt IN tho west lhe oi ule west hlfeet N heaeh
Olty eTlendfd thence south Ann PARALLEL with eest
quarter seolOh line % pent " the corner oi l0t
siIlYskeyen lHT), ~ Shelters second addition "
neAOh City, Ohi1I thence southwest along the north
line 0i said lot "a 70 point u The veAl corner pi
~ petbt M ~ ae,lhsail eernss oi ot number
auybnUsthfee (lhl, Ia Shelters second addition 70
heaeh ully, OhlOl thpnee In h1ulhNealelly alIees
lion along Tie npth llnea 0t lult ~ Nv ~ ~ W
s nest NJ NJ 6s0sse wy, sas,ss5 sp stdn % IlSs
" tho place " begnnlnn e0nlAninH hine (p) acres
0f ground more of ieas,
Appraised ~ 0l,hbQ
AAle 70 eommenee'M one O'Clock ,, m Terms
1ahh. -. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
COUNTY LEAGUE,
Permanent Organization Effected
The Schedule Of Gamea--s Season
Opens in Canton on Decoration Day.

The Stark County Base Ball Leagu,
met last evening ~ Che Y, M, u, q, Hal
and effected a permanent organisation
| Tho committee on constitution reported
constitution and bylaws which were
adopted after some amendments, Iht
| following Oilieera were then elected u
serve for the ensuing yeari Prehldenh D.
III, Relguerl vice prealdent David Sewers,
OF Nayarrel secretary and treasurer
| Frank M, u0ahorn,
l.aoh club shall elect two directors 10
the league, the manager 20 constitute one
and another one 10 be elected by the club
The league will consist Of -four clubs
the Y, M. ID. g., Of CaniOnl Navarro
North Industry and New Berlin, RaQl
club put up q guarantee that they will
finish the season, There Will he " Ramef
during the season, six az home and siN
abroad, The clubs will play four genes
apiece with each other, The season will
open on Decoration Day with New Berlin
nj Canton and North Industry at Navarro,
One game u week will be played, usually
on Saturdays, tho season 10 close In Sep
lember
The pennAnt will consist Of q neat badge
10 he worn by the players Of the winning
club, Each town 10 10 furnish an umpire
and the double umpire hyhlem ID 10 DO
Nhtuf ~ fhhp bi u tpnWnNNN HhlllN hll
arbltrating committee IN 10 DO appointed
by the president 10 adluat the matter
Zach town 10 TO have an Official scorer
who h 10 keep full aud correct score and
forward II 70 the secretary OF the league
who shall make up the averages OF each
player. A small prize will also be given
70 the players having the best batting aud
ileldlng average at tho end OF the season,
The following schedule has been adopt
ed by the league for games until June ID,
1906
AT CANTON,
May so Canton and New Berlin,
May 8l-Canion and Navarro.
AT NEW nERLiN,
Juneil-New Berlin and North Industry.
AT NAVARRO.
May D-Nayarre and North Industry,
June 7--Nayarre and New Berlin.
June Unaware and Canton.
AT NORTH INDUSTRY.
May al--North Industry and New Berlin.
June 1--Norlh Industry and Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

ToR SALE E-opo span OF Muloa, years old. wei
Il broke. Inquire Of y. A. LtrrL
mayB ow LOulwllo, q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

II should over stop raining i would be
most excellent idea 10 have the Canton
track put In shape for our summer meet
ing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
VINO ron ooNaRmssp

Senator Howella TAlka---lie IL Not Cam
didats for Congress, hut Thinks Tx
GOV, Warwick 10 tho han--hind Words
for Heuator zimmerman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

Though not through, ] must draw 10 q
close, for space may be limited and !
would not Cncroach, l could not refrain,
on reading aud ro.roNdlng Mfr. Hartzoll's
chapter ~, from saying something In
vindicatIon Of Andrew jackson, patriot,
true and tried, man OF spotloas purity
Of character, Of tho highest integrity, the
soul OF honor OF remarkable poworg
and rare executive ability tho hero Of
New Orleans and the hero President,
A, MCGREQoR.
, 1890-06-27

You want to keep your skin nice all
summer? Well, then, here are some
rules for you:
Don't battle in had water; soften it
with a few drops of ammonia or a little
borax.
Don't battle your face while it is very
warm, and never use very cold water
for it.
Don't wash your face when you are
travelling, unless it is with a little alco-
hol and water or a little vaseline.
Don't attempt to remove dust with
cold water; give your face a hot bath
using plenty Of good soap, then give it a
thorough rinsing with water that has
had the chill taken of it.
Don'trub your face witha coarse towel;
just remember it is not made of cast
iron, and front it as you would the finest
porcelain ly and delicateiy.
Don't lie )onge or linen rag for
your face; choose instead a flannel one.
Don't believe you can get rid of wrin-
kles by filling in the crevices with pow
der. Instead, give your face a Russian
bath every night-that is, battle it with
water so hot that you wonder how you
can stand it, and her a minute after
with cold water hat will make it glow
with warmth; dry it with a soft towel
and go to bed, and you ought to sleep
like a baby, while your skin is growing
6rmer and becoming free from wrinkles
New York Sun.
, 1890-06-27

CAIRO, Ill, June pa committee of
the Illinois Central strikers came here to-
day and on their orders every freight
train between here and Centralia, on the
Illinois Central was side tracked. Pass
enger coaches were also detached from
two trains.
A crisis in the strike of Illinois Cen
trail trainmen was reached this evening
After an all dav session the conference
between the strikers committee and ofic
ial ended with a positive refusal on the
part of the company to discharge Super
intendent Russell. This was the ultima
tum so far as the company is concerned.
When the conference broke up the men
went at once to the strikers headquarters
to report the result. Speculation is rife
whether a general strike throughout the
Illinois Central system will be ordered and
a gigantic struggle ensue.
, 1890-06-27

CHICAGO, June 26.-The first meeting
of the national commissioners of the
worlds fair met at noon. Judge John
T. Harris was made temporary chairman.
After speeches the roll of the log persons
who made up the full commission was
called. Few state commissioners were
absent. and all of the commissioners at
large were present except Henry Exall of
Texas, who telegraphed that he had
missed the train
A resolution by Mckenzie, OF Ken
lucky, that a committee of ten on perma-
nent organization he appointed TO recon-
mend to the commissioner names for
permanent officers, etc created a warm
discussion. 1t was finally amended to the
effect that the committee shall merely
point out the offices and the duties Of
those who shall 6ll them without recon-
mending the nomination of any one.
John Boyd Thompson stated that the
New York commissioners had been re-
quested by DepeS to say that his name
should o be used in connection with the
presidency Of the commissioners.
Col. Corbin. of the United States army,
was made tenn orary sergeant-at-arms.
Chairman Harris announced the com
mittee on permanent organization as fol
lows: McKinzie OF Kentucky, Ewing of
Illinois, Mcdonald of California, SmalleY
of Vermont Cochran of Texas, Widener
OF Pennsylvania, GOodell of Colorado.
Breslin OF New York, Marlidale of lndi-
ana, Harrison Of Minnesota and Keogh
of North Carolina. Adjourned ill to-
morrow.