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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

pRoR.fE oRDKE-Ststr Of NlehssAn. oenn
Is vi heaE 81. Al session 81 TIE ffsh4ae
Ce1rf for saia Canags af henfs helu al The
Probate once IA the eits OF eEsas hspias. on
tie lsth aay 81 iel4zTs, ~ the year enc inca
SSAa eight Eaaaffa and nlDels eat
Present Cyrus +. Perkins. de1Es ~ ftoe~ir-
In the matter ei gbe esl4te "a
KffIE A. DAVIS. miner.
Ca read ng sne Gins thr petition, d1ix seti
fea. Of MsTr ret L. pzsss guardian q said
miner. PRAYING thls court for liccnse snd al
taerits 10 sell esTtsin real estate 81 said intisef
taSTela described Tor Tie reasons ahd esli pssts
Ihercin sci forth
III As ordered. thai Friday. the 18th aaS 81
February lssi. 81 10 o'clock IN the feFe aeon. AT
said Probate once. Doc appointed ieT he<flnE
said egiiion. ana thai The ne1t 81 Ath OF seia
minor. ana all persons interested IA SAID Is
tale appear before SAID court, al s4id nllt @Aa
place, 10 shoe caxse Why license should lot
be granted 10 said guardian 10 sell real estate
- prayed for IN said petition,
And IL is further ordered. Ibai eepy OF this
order be published three Successive weeks pre-
yi0Rs 10 said DAY OF hearing. IN the Ia kcAka-
HssALb. a daily newspaper printed ana elrcl-
laTing IN said County Of heifs IS
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
"a true copy Judge u Probate,
ApoLFH B. Mason. Register, mon ieh :
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Peckhsm's Group Remedy cures
fhoopins Cough
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Bids

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6RAkn RAssaS MA dan - -
Sszlea faaS lSaf GAe Nersees hassafaxs ~ tst
liees ~ hatsSlnzs tnes4ac2 xttAtH tAt hSszs
aarses IT the land oenaEnne0 tst sttsst -.
1880 10 tt. ssafker ii tiss a iellSlen ass sfssi
iak ~ Nlnfb Elre<t Nd es feeslsse - t..e
easce 81 fht c4sy sssSrk up ~ asia t1cikatsss
EenSss. EcefeSry = l>tl. 81 r. "a
TIE rsaaes, F~sess q fhe rlShi 80 resezs ais
xR2 q hsas-
FxrseAs biaaiEs vii enly reoesse these eAlie-
tnks ~ portions fhcftef st1Ate Within ths
Boundaries - ssla Nleth stfees &tesra~se
Bidders n biadsng mast deslEaa HE ssirti
iaeeafeing - cad street ops Nt.s "a viii
tnx bai ajax er portion thereof teF u Llth ahs>
arc blaal1s u situate
ieb " a sHISkNAN. cir CLERK
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26
pEr,rrros


r.oe 4. NJ runs through % Detroit with par
.-c Tor car. seats. = cents
Ion =. NJ has through paflor car 90 Detroit
i.-V seats. = cents
coz T. NJ. runs through - Detroit with par
t.--y foi car. sssfs. - cents.
For tickets and Information apply al nisn
ticket of3ce. = Honroe-st ~ MON station
go. DsHAFIN. Gen. Psssf Agt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

-Daiiy. Italy except sunday.
Trains arrive from the East. 90 m. j. ~ y
IN. 40 m and 10 = Pm.
Trains arrive from the West 10 n m. 5 Sp
m and 50 . M.
Eastward--No. Il has wagner Pzrlor Buffet
car. No. a. Chair car No. - Wagner sleeper.
Westwsrd--Ao. - Wagner Sleeper. No. II
Chair Car. No. j. Wagner Parlor BUFFET cat.
.loBS N. Iorn. Trsffic MsBager.
tEs Fi,ETcnEK. 3faS. Is-ks Agent
Jas. CfnFEEII- City Ticket Agent
- Monroe street
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


lI<ELo sttaIk ID 6 IN UNIf<e
fbAsls eNctpl Suaosy.
xlxsfi<e axe Fkssak csk sk8xIra-
Narsh-II 81 ; m fE.in pzf.or chair car Tar
Naekfnee olt>. he ~ m trasn. Warncf
SirepiRg Car fes Nsekiasx ety.
seath 9 - . H train tss psrler - ART Car -
Cincinnati ~ - a m Train has through f4Tlst
Gar Tor shicake. q ~ n fr&,n. Wagner tieees
faE Cal toe Cincinnati. II a. \ IA Usin Nag
nel Sleeplns Cal ssr chIezge.
Mu~keEen, Grand Espias a Indiana
Ter Aussesol. Nv. o. = N. n A. q IA ksn D n
Prem .r.~leie IA. a. y ms a. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
What q Magazine Costs.

A very good idea Of the amount Of
money It costs TO successfully conduct
one OF the magazines of today IS apily
illustrated in some figures regarding
the editorial cost OF the Philadelphia
Home Journal of this city. says the
Philadelphia Public Ledger. The
Journal is edited by Edward Box. For
shaping the thoughts of his $50, COO
women readers eacn month Mr.. Box Is
paid 900 per year ana mas an inter-
est In the bus.Oess besides. which nets
him fully twice MS salary. He has n
staff of sixteen saieried editors. which
Includes men aud women like Rev. DIR.
Taimage, Robert S. Burdette, Palmer
Cox, Margaret Bottome, Isabel Mallon
and Maria Parloa. The combined sal
aries of these editors exceed $40, 200 u
year. The Journal spends each month
5000, or about $4,000 per year ,on
miscellaneous matter not contributed
by It's regular editors, and the working
force II the editorial department
means at least 5000 more IN salaries.
making over $4,000 u year, and this
represents but y single department of
the magazine, and l question whether
any periodical Is conducted on more
busIness-like aud economical basis than
is the Journal. No wonder tnat j. B.
Lppincot, when asked hy friend why
he did not keepx yacht. replied: "A
man can only sustain one luxury-I
run = magazine"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

photoxrzphy Prof weinck. Of the OBJ
servstory of Prague. who has pree<sly
stuSlsd the ssrfaoe Of the Iaoon more
than sEy other inAn living, helped Prot
Holden in the delicate worx of making
the negssive. A feature ef the pscture
Is the bed Of the sea- OF whicA Nh aol-
den .ayA Is reported u the New York
Post.
The large YEA At the left hard of
the cat Is the Mare CriSiun. It's dimen-
ssoas are about 2sl hy sss miles Its
area 10 about that Of Ohio ant Indiana
combined. Ia is. in tact. not = sea but
the foor Of . great plain-wtieh may
oace have been q sea. but which ID not
so now-hile one Of the small pizins on
the island Of Hawaii. only on grander
scale. To give IN idea Of the vertical
aeale. IL may Be noted that tie highest
mountains surrounding the sea are
about eleven thousand feet"
The professors Of the Lick observatory
are taking . series Of pictures Of the
moon. from which IN immense map 10
ultimately 10 DO made. The work viii
cost fve thousand dollsrs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

the acsar and laugh aud sympsthlz-
with tee simple Yankee tavern keeper.
Is at taea tns perfection of art,
when the player impFssscs us with tne
character 70 thAs extent tina.
al thoughts OF acting are dlspslleas
Tau IS wnat Mr.. Golden does "a
Jed PeOagY. There are several
otnrr New England people ID thHs pias
sAcse pEotoLypes may DC ss@n IA every
day bfr, and they were al admirably
rendered. fn< play Is play OF TIE
psopts-And that is the secret or IL
succs-s- Mr.. GOiden's company - ad-
nllraeie, aud Ins .ae.ds atai features n
the maiter or singing and dancing We're
-aloyaose. The audience Was appreci-
alive snd foand just reason Tor the en-
thusiasnl It treQasally expressed.
Dan Mccarthy. in MS Irish drama
II IL lrish Hearts" received Il cor iGai
Sviconle from large audience AZ Rcd
ni lad's Oh cuatay evening. The play
does not make any hold departure from
tue usaas atd familiar lines III coa-
stTuctlon, aud 1t tells = tale IN wnich
lose prefomnates and which even
tuAlly triumpas despite tile designs
ana Vaccinations the evil inclined.
There are frequent Interpuiatioas III
tno action In the way OF music aud
dancing. Mr.. Mccarthy plays Lanty
flanagan with appreclable energy aud
sprlt-n.s dancing 10 the muse of q
x aalne piper creating particular de.
l.gat IN front. Miss Lou Ripley IN
tased Katie Bray with fervor. nerve
aad dash, aud was III all \ Very likely
lfisn lass. Mr.. Cole made Raklsh Pat
a raSlsn and wild as could DS desired.
Carl Bsrch, as Miles O'Connor. looked
manly. anu 10 the falr auditor, hand
s"ins. The company attracts attentIoa
Tor It's universal strength. and provides
tue patrons OF this tueater with an en-
I 'rlalnment that IS near 10 their liking
ali fancy. The first matinee occurs
Today.
The fourth annual ball of the Theat.
real Mechanics Association will occur
at Elk's Hall tomorrow evening. The
orchestra fran Rsdmond's theater Will
furnish the music.
The sale OF reserved seats for the ap-
pearance OF Jefferson aud Florence IN
Tine Rivals" on Thursday, ~ill begin
1T the box Office At Powers this morn.
lug at 9 O'Clock. Judging from the
host of inquiries yesterday. the ad-
vance sale will he very large. This Will
be the only appearance OF the come.
dams IN Michigan outside of Detroit.
The audience that passed out of
Smith's theater last night seemed to be
thoroughly agreed tnat there 10 very
good snow on the boards there TINS
week. Mr.. Williams Parislau comdany
contains attractive girls who wear elab-
crate and beautiful costumes. Then
the burlesque Is entertaining, tho COM
edIans very funny, the lines witty and
the dances and Amazonian march are
calculated TO please the ear and de-
light the eye. The olio contains many
good turns, including the famous ban.
joist. Carter, and Williams III his -x-
plots as veGtriloqulst. The conclud-
ing burlesqne Bachelors Isle," is en-.
titled 10 the dignity of the title and
was IN every way spirited and amusing.
Matlnees tomorrow. Friday aud Satur'
day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
The following changes have been
made in time schedule on the q X. q
I. X. r., taking effect November 10th.
Nortbern DIVISION: Tram No. leav-
ing at 1:o5 a. m. wilt run TO Cadillac
only. being discontinued belwecn Cad
lilac and Traverse City. Train No. 7
n W leaving at 4;3O p. m. and ruuning
to Cadillac Will ave at 4:15 ami will
run through TO Traverse City, arriving
there at l0:i5p. IN. No. will leave
Traverse City At ESQ a. m, arriving
Grand Rapids at ll:50 a. IN. same rs
now. Through Saginaw care via How
ard City leaves Grand Rapids on trains
leaving at 7:o5 q. m. and 4:l5 y. M.
Other trains arrive and depart same
a. now.
Southern Division. All trains arrive
aud depart same a. now except tram
No. z, now arriving At 2:l5 .. M, will
arrive at 200 p. m.
Muskegon Divisions Trains will leave
for Muskegon at 100 a. m. and 1925 a.
m. and 5:35 p. NJ. Arrive from Muske-
gon at l0:l0 a. M, 4:4D .. m, e:o5 p. M.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

In 's0ld Jed Prouty' Richard Golden
takes his sudiescs dowa into aes Eng-
Iand sna presents them 10 many odd
bas interesting characters The par-
vsyor of slang would call them Jays,
albeit they are typscsl eoanssynien OF
Name. Strictly speaking, 'oid Jed
Proaty" . . series Of pictnres IN when
life and character are rev.ssed IN .
naturai snd uspressnhous msoneF.
The play 10 very nshi ia pot and what
latte there 70 10 oyersaaaosed ny tne
ebsrsessrs when are ~ al snaes inter
sstsns sod amosaG. Mr.. 1otden as
n. hesfty aouest lsadloFd Gives por-
trsltars tnst = nstnrai and nfEhly ar.
s,sslc. There - ate. Eeel4ag. sense s1d
seul n thss lFnpsrsopstlon and Al wae
a. n the oressnes Of Jed Proasy ferSes
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

Mn Mary II. stuart whose unssifsh
devotion 10 the cause Of uplifting aud
enlightsnlng the unfortunAtss IN the
county isii was made the subject OF
commend stios IN tnls psper writes, ex-
pressing Ger TANKS. as fellowe TO
your siods.s. ,ss jail library owes .
large snd vslussls addition of books
and magazines.
@Ths Hsa. Z. G.. d. Holden writes.
Seeing al sxprssson Of yeur wants in
the IKLksRAx- II BRAID, hasten to re-
sposa. seeding Is books and IS magA-
sn-s snd pamphlets, which trust ysu
viii and useful IN yeur MISSIONARY
work
Hon .. A. Blcdgsts--'Havs ordered
sent 70 The jsll . SET Of George Elioss
novels for your work
The hooks srs all nicely bound and
vel adapted for the work. trust many
. vsnder-r ~ili ne mad. better By se-
lsctius snese ssssrn.<t friends for their
eompsnsons vhsa Behind she ears
Exceedingly grateful for your interest
IN tns vork.--yery nncersly, NJ. H.
sta~rtn
Several lsstersef inquiry have reaches
tas cfsce fron outass the city sssina
Tor Alzs ssasrt's address and express.
ing ds~rs - fsrward books ~ Der.
booss ray b ssss 10 hsr addressed =
esre Of the County Jsd'' and their "a
ses2s VIII se promptly sekasxissgsd
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
a VARIED CAREER.
Hew the Original Chrome Msa Got Ms
Start.

How the Original Chrome Man Got Ms
Start.
The Louis Prang who introduced tho
"chromo" to this country, and whose
name is as familiar rs that of the presi-
dent of the United States, has had as
eventfnl q career a. anybody almost
that can be named In these piping
times. lie was born Ia Prussia. says
the ST. Louis Globe-Dcmocrat. and
when be was eighteen he WA IN all
around expert In calico printing. He
travelled through Europe for wealthy
Bohemian manufacturer. who wanted
him TO spend four years in discovering
the methods of . certain manufacture
and come back and start . factory In
Bohemia But while he was On this
trip. In is4s. he returned from England
70 Join In the uprising in Germany.
The revolutionary movement wasn't
successful. and when il was over
thrown he was wanted for having been
the leading spirit OF democratic club.
He fed 10 Switzerland, but he wss
obiirei 10 keep moving. and came TO
New York Ia 1880. fnrnediately afser-
ward he settled in New England He
tried half 4 dozen veutureA and mis-
fortune followed him faithfully. He did
% roorlv In enc business that he sold
out his rights after years. hard work
for tweutv-five dollars. bat with that
TWENTY-FIVE dollars he got together the
capitsl which. in after yeara. enabled
him 70 start . little hthoGrsphine
shor. 7. w>s sn fIln.ss shst caused him
70 relinquish HE trade Of wood en-
craving that started him To The Hns
thas brourht fame and fortuna
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
AsToa AND MARQUETTE.

EAses I've Nsmes Are Household Wor1D
On the Island ~ Msckinsc.
One Of the most important points Of
interest Msckinac offers 20 the stranger
h the headquarters of the old American
Fur Company. built by John Jacob
Astor in 1909. writes Marquis LAMA In
Prank Leslis's Monthly. The house. a
long, rambling establishment with
dIngy. lcw-ceilinged corridors and an
exterior coptinually fresh from the
barbsrous brush of the calciminer. il
employed now ~ dwelling Within
these rooms the nucleus Of the Astor
millions was formed and gradually as-
sumed colossal proportions, and the
name Of John Jacob h - familiar .
household word on tie iaaaod - that Of
Father MayquetteL
Jsques Mareuette. French Jesuit
priess and the renowned explorer 81 the
Mississippi wse undoubtedly the erst
white an 10 visit the island. where he
started an Indian NILSSON The precise
location of his chapel h NOS Known but
there Ia reason 70 believe that II stood
IN close proximity 10 The Huron tort or
palisssea village. built in isTs and later
destroyed BY Gre. The grave OF fssser
AsSouss<e w.s unkpewn entsi the
Pear 1877, when u wss discovered IN 81
fgnsee ~ Rev. Fsthsr Jseksr. cstso-
lie priest
Despite tse fse4 sAsA more thss fvs
hundred yesrs have elapsed since The
death of Nsrauette. the villags o1
9aakinse , uspietA with hsiSsvse
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
Not Much Of . War.

More than one of our contemporaries
have alluded facetiously TO the "bak-
ing powder war;" There 10 no war of
the character indicated. A certain
baking powder achieved fame because
1T was better than anything that had
previously bren prepared. and because
IT was advertised IN a liberal, orlgiual
and ludiclous manner. The success of
this powder led Ia imitation, as success
a Ways doee. but to assert or to init
mate that there is war b-tween the
E ,yal Baking Powder and its more or
less feeble imitators suggests the pic
ture of death grapp!e between an
eagle and housefly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

The fall and winter schedules of the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern R'y
took effect Nov. 10Th. As the east
bound main line passenger train num-
bers have been changed 1t will be ad-
visable for our readers TO get one Of
the small Leaflets which the railway
company have issued showing what
these changes are. The leaflets can be
had of the ticket agent, or on applica-
ton to A. j. Smith. General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Cleveland, ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
GaAranteeA Cure.

We-aIthorzs our advertised drugg So
to sell Dr.. Kings New Discovery Tor
consumption. coughs and colds, upon
this condition. II you are afticted wI,a
q cough. cold or any lung. throat or
cnest trouble. aud VIII use tnis remedy
a. directed, giving II . isir trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
tie bottle and have your money re-
funded. We could not make this offer
did We not know tEat DIR. Kings New
Discovery cou q De relied on. Ii never
d,sappoints. Trial bottles 10 cents 1t
Peck Bios drug store. Large bottles
90 cents and 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

NEWS comes by way Of London that
Chineae rebels captured tho town of
sehusi, near Foo Chow. last Thursday.
1t is represent that . general revolt
is imminent. The next war report is
due from Russia, moving southeasterly
across the Atlantic to Brazil, to be fol-
lowed by an outbreak in Chilli and the
capture of the Hawaiian Islands by q
United States cruiser. 1t will then be
calm for . day or two and the news liar
will break forth later with An uprising
II Scregambia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

Since it. first introduction. Electric
Bitters has gained RAPIDLY in popular
favor. until now il IS clearly III the
lead among piTe medicinal tonics and
alterat.ves-containln nothing which
permits lie use as . beverage or intoxi-
cant. it is recognized as the best and
purest medicine for ali ailments OF
stomach, liver or kidneys-lt will cure
sick headache, indigestion. constipation
and drive malaria from the system.
Satlsfactin N guaranteed with each hottie
or tie mUney will be refunded. Price
only 81 cents per bottle. Sold by Peck
Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
Tn. Firs, symp,on.s Of psath

Tired feeling, dull headache. palns in
various parts OF the body sinking az the
pit of the stomach. loss OF appetite.
teyerishness, dimples or sores, are al.
positive evidence OF poisoned blood.
No matter how IL became p"s bned IL
must br purified to syud death. DIR.
AcSer's Engii ish Blood Elixir has never
failed TO remove scrofulous or syphIlit-
ic pois.ns. Sold under positive guar
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
SCQEIELD. SHuRMER & IEACLE.

Since We put our Royal Headlight oil
on the market our competitors have
put on an oil called Watsr White
Headlight. We wish to say that there
10 no comparison between the two oils.
Royal Headlight ie the only OIL on the
market that gives perfect light W tn
out smoking the chimneys or clIaring
the wicks besides being the safest oil TO
use as it has the highest fire test. Call
Us up Ivy telephone or send postal card
and tind out if your grocer X cps It..
If not make . demand fer II. We
guarantee this oil in every way. Do
not let your grocer give you anything
else.
SCoFIELD, SHERNER & TEAeLE,
Telephoue SOS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

II u said that hall the tin IN the
world is exported from ths Malay pen
iasiia. where mining Il esrried on e.
most entirely by the chinese- Ths
mining Is that of nood tin. and ths
metal is taken from the iowlsnds near
The mountains. where il u founf n
pockets ten 70 twenty tset or more -
low the surface.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

BACK to his desk reinvigoratsd in body
and mind, Secretary blaine 10 pressing
forward his ideas OF reciprocity and en-
iarging the avenues for the outflow of
American manufactures. Negotia-
tistions are now pending for reciprocity
with Guiana and British West Indies
and soon will be with Jamaica and the
Barpadoes. Mr.. Blaine will steal away
with the last prop that supports the
democratic demand FOR trade extension,
before next year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

memories Of him His name u always
spoken with . rcvereatizl s2nirs1ien-
To tAess sllnple peopls he stsnds IN the
hght Of hero. representing al that y
lofty In cAarsrs~r and al that is brave
and exalted in discipline He viii re-
main forever 20 then : silent example
Of generous sssf-szeTiAce and volun
tary hardship IN ths interest Of sssls
CAUSE
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

The opening Of the Great Northern
railway IN Montana last Saturday was
celebrated by ight between 3 sheriff
and a gambler, IN which the bullets
flew Ike hailstones. The sheriff.
whose name IS Treat, received one of
these, which lodged behind his eye and
viii probably prove to be his death
wound. Three hundred excursionists
saw the fun" II Was . great treat TO
al but the sheriff.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

JvsTIcE HYDoRs ofiic:ated At the mar
rage of Barney BALDWIN, Me broken
necked break. to . young lady OF tins
city las, evening. IL 10 one Of those
peculiar missions OF love. 90 inscrut-
able and perplexing. and yet il u prob
able that Barney aud mis- Grsnd Rapids
bride wall be supremeiy happy. He Is
reported 10 be worth great deal Of
money aud to have 4 family OF Eve
ANAL children. Mrs. BALDWIN will be
fortunate in securing both. She Will
be spared the necessity to ASSIST in
busting for the former and viii not be
annoyed vita rearing the latter. Jus-
tee HydoFn hss married many couples
where the groom wss broke" hna1-
eisliy, but this is his fret experience
wits a man whose neck was in that con-
dition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

Reported bank failures are becoming
plsuter - the cold weather approaches.
The banking house OF Bonner Il Bon
ner, Tyler. Tsxa-. suspended Saturday
because OF is inability 10 meet oblga-
tions. A vast sum of money Is tied up
in cotton At New Orleans and il is
probable that the strlngency OF the
money market fastened It's downfall.
Money IS very tight in the south.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

II u EraafyiEx 70 observe sh.l aiLer
years OF aaeompla4nlng. unselash de-
soEloa 70 her caossa nsld o. carlstixa
l.oor. ana taas 100 practically alone
zaa unalasd. Als stuart "a recsiysnx
oota rscoSnsllaa and substantial ASSIST
a1cs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

AnLs, the squssky-voiced nre-satsr
from rsIAs. will probably be next
speaker Of the house. Crisp. of Geor-
ga,isa muen better man. eus the dem
CcraLs prefer. OF Two worrDy chestnuts
the w.rmier one. and therefore Mills
vii weld the gAyel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17

Ir 8 claimed ~ the friends Of Sens
tor sherman THAI he will have ftty
votes sn the first ballot taken by the
Ohio legislature. or three more than Ia
necessary for he succsss- Foraker. IL
IL claimed, Is losing ground, and will
not De IN It when the time comes to