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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-30

when one reflects" explained on, Way,
that an array of helpers will be required on
the fair grounds, and that men are human
and politicians a great deal moe than
human, one can begin to see just Rat aids
and retards that absolute contidenoepn the
action of ones opponent, especially 4 as in
this case, they belong to different pilitical
parties. l have seen an estimate sbwing
that 10000 men would be required t@serve
the fair daily. Don't you think that the
man who controls these people, givesf hem
employment, bread meat or drink fs six
months or year. would have a holdapon
morals, primaries, mayoralty, seutor-
ship and all the emoluuAnts
he desired. Well the temptation
is too great. and although every one oAthe
officials will tell you there is no Dolitid in
this office the outside world viewingthe
naked facts and remembering that ofhll
men ever connected With Chicago polite
the most prominent for several years Re
now connected with the fair-must cometo
the conclusion that all these squabbles pr
place and pelf will not find their reSiduan
until the books of the Columbian exposition
are adfuskad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
THE IcEMAN DEAD.

Patrick O'Sullivan al Cronin Fame Ex-
plres Ina the Psnitsntiary.
Patrick O'Sullivan, one of the mon
convicted of the murder of DIR. Patrick
Henry Cronin, died in the Illinois pen
itentiary last week, in which institu-
ton he was serving life sentence
with Martin Burke and Dan Coughlin.
1t Is we'll known that tho chief con-
spirators In the crime have escaped
even . trial 1t was thought that
OSullivan would mako . confession.
He received the last rites of the Catho-
lie church. To Father Damien he made
. long confession, the first in many
years. What that confession was
only ono man knows The priest will
FEVER reveal It ''Do you believe O'Sul-
livsn's story Of his innocencef" was
asked Of Father Damien. Eyes, he was
truly innocent Of that crime" the
priest answered. "God would rot
allow an innocent man to suffer for q
crime he never committed" This docs
not say that O'Sullivan did not impli-
cate others Only Father Damien
knows
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
ST. ANNE's ARM.
4 Wsnasrfui Relic Pssssssed ~ the
CNtholae Church.

4 Wonderful Relic Possessed ~ the
CAthesas Church
In the Catholic church Of St Jean
BAptiste In East seventy-sixth street,
New York city. 10 . relic which hes
been attracting Catholics to the little
structure recently. Mgr. Marquis of
Nicolet. Can. brought the relic from
Rome. Three months ago mgr. Mar
quia won't 70 Rome with . petition
from Cardinal Taschereau Of Qnebec.
asking that the Pope bequeath to the
Basilica of Ste Anne de Beaupre race
of Ste. Anne, the mother Of the Virgin
Mary and the patroness of the church.
The Pope received Mgr. Marquis and
listened with '>.erest to his stories Of
the miracles x ,ght at Ste. Ammo de
Beaupre.
Among the relics In the Basilica Of
st. Paul outside the walls in Rome il
what is said to be an arm of Ste Anne,
tho mother Of the Virgin Mary. A
part Of this was taken to Canada,
and then sent to New York. The frAg.
ment II one-haf of tho wrist, about
three inches long, and to it the SKIN and
flesh, darkened and shriveled by time,
still adhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

hex ssory. she ana make "A attempt -
dsrwn A~self BY jampisg into the
10, k.t VAS rescued II left here ~
solved 70 die. /" she said Il could not
endure the disgrAee that people seemed
determsd 10 thrust upon me. and for
my own sake and that OF my children
thought death would Be welcome
The day left took car and went to
Lincoln park got on near the north
cru part and started to walk out To-
ward GrNcel2nd. Yes. l went out TO
die II ted TO find . good quiet
place. though. aud continued until I
came to ono that thoaght no one
would Ind. jumped into the water,
but man. whose name l ssterward
learned Was Sehwartz. rescued me
s'He took me To his house, where he
and his wife cared for me for two days.
during which time ! WAS In bed.
overheard MrA Schwartz tell her hus-
band that il would be necessary Cor
him 70 report the matter to the police,
and SO that night left the house /
took . horse ear 70 the city and then
rode over to the Weat Side. When
morning came istarted ont in search
of work and secured position Is
domestic with family. Where they
lived I don't remember. The work
was too hard. though. and left the
place. Then l worked with another
family, but 1T the end Of week left
them. too took train and went
out into the country and found employ
ment in . minister's family. l re-
manned there two weeks and concluded
that would return TO this city and see
my children. ! could not wait any
longer"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

William Ieftwich, secretary o. The
Farmers Alliance of Montgomery
county. Ohio, Is the owner Of = remark
able dog. cross between shepherd
and wnter-spaniel. The animal is .
female. and brought her frst litter of
pups last summer. Mr.. Leftwich
picked out the females and
drowned them In the o. eek near by.
The mother observed his action and
appeared rcconciled Last week she
had = second litter, several of them
being females After they were two
days old the mother picked out tho
females. taking them one At time.
and threw them into the creek, and
then wagged her tail with satisfaction
az II soliciting demonstrations Of APP
prevail on the part of her master.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
FOUND DEAD In BED
Mrs. 6osthemes Awakens to
Find Her Baby Pulseless
ITS LITTLE LIFE ExIINGUISHED
A Post Mortem Examination Shows Tha
II Died From Natural Causes
and Not From Sufioeation.

Yesterday morning when Mr.. and
Mrs- Charles Bosthemes of No. Isl
Kent alley awoke they were horrified
to find their little s-week&old baby
lying dead between them. They 1T
once came 70 the conclusion that the
little one had died from suffocatson.
that they had covered its head too
closely during the night. The matter
was referred to Coroner Bradisb, who
made . post norton. The coroner
decided that death resulted from
natural causes, as the child had been
afflicted with scrofulous abecesses. sev-
eral of which were found in the mouth,
throat and Iungs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

Treasury inspectors have seized cuts
Of stamps from . Philadelphia dealer,
on much the same plea IS they seized
the painted greenback. The plates
seized wsre simply intended 70 be used
on etter-heads and business cards, and
wcre Ia no way colorable limitations Of
government issuea They were steel
plate representations Of Washington's
head ON the ordinary 2-cent stamp, en-
largcd four times, and innocent of any
lettering except the firm name. The
copies could not have been used for
postage under any circumstance, yet
the treasury department ordered their
confsoation, and they were delivered
mp TO be destroy ed, What with this
sort Of thing, and the senseless ievying
Of daty on imported stamps. the poor
collectors lot is not ono Of unalloyed
happiness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

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queen reseh1, 'se lne'n. s1s - tns seyA
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and scaeuune ooo'es N SfsA' ene oss1
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

A case Of temporary survival of .
wound which should have, apparently,
caused instant death, is that of boy
who was picking up shavings in . car
pentcr shop. Hc slipped and fell and
his head struck a revolving buzz saw.
He staggered to his feet and went to an
apothecsry to have the cut IN his head
dressed. He said his head panied him
terribly. This was not wondered at
when 1t was found that the saw had
cut through his skull in such way a.
to divide the two lobes of the brain.
TIE boy lived for several days and re-
timed consciousness till the last Ac-
cordiug to the common acceptance Of
things, he should have died on the spot
ut the time he sustained this most re-
mi ,.,r III n n, irrw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

James Tyler. up on . charge OF ind g.
cent exposure, WAS allowed to depart
on payment Of costa. 1t WAS not
shown that the act was wilful or grew
out Of anything more reprehensible
than carelessnsss.
John Foss stood before the court yes
terday morning. plead guilty TO being
drunk and was lined 81 and costs,
which he paid.
Jacob vanderwood, Josephine Wealth
ers aud Rudolph Riders. up on . charge
Of being drunk, appeared and had
their sentences deferred until June Ia.
The final action in the case Of Walter
Schultz upon charge OF petit larceny
WAS adjourned over TO May 81.
Charles Schultz, who was arrested for
iil-treatlng his wife, Was released yes
terday on her plea for dismissal, after
pTomising to do better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
HELD UP By THUGS
MS FACE HORRIBLY BRUISED
0opsxe Daniels u Held Up BY Foot
psds, who Handls HIM in an
UnmezcifuI Manner.

George Daniels called on DR.. Catlin
- night ABOUT 1850 for surgical
trenfnsnt. His nose Was broken,
- face and shirs front we're
oopered with blood. and numerous
oDn1osions we're visible on his
foco and foxshead. The blood trickied
oonooionAlly from his nose and mouth,
ond 10 carried = handkerchief that
voo thoroughly saturated. His nose
oooo6 nwFy, = bulb caused oy the
ogohon bo1o stood out on one side and
- bridge was fiattensd to me
-. The eyea Of those pre-
- psotRudsd with Armament
- 10 Wniksd into the once
Unou being questioned - 10 the cause
- hiD condition and appearance ne fAid
~ hod been Knocked down and UNI
nnoFuifuliy kicked by thugs who at
oncked him on Fulton street about
~ o'clock. lie was waking
nIunG near the eiectrc light
uoeiEo when be met three stran-
eeRs one OF whom jostled against
kjM assd pushed him nearly on the
oItHuAlk. He asked the party II the
SIDEWALK wxs not vide enough Tor
them 70 pass. No sooner had ne said
ohis than be was struck stunning
Nov between the eyes. which fciied
him TO the sidewalk. The footpads then
jumped UPON him and pummeied him
until he wAs nearly insensiole. They were
Getxing in their murderous work effect
ivoly Wncn the aght Of an approach
ing dxIs. frightened them and they
sook 70 their heels, leaving Their victim
covered with blood. the young man
sid he had no SUSPICION a
70 Who he amaiiants were, - he bad
no enemies TO his knowledge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

amazed in court when Leonard stated
that he was in the service Of her hus-
band. the Baron Blanc. when the lat
ter was placed on the stand he admit
ted that the statement made by Leon
ard IVES true. The Baron and Baron
ess had occupied suite of rooms at the
Aloemarle hotel for two years.
They mingled in society considerably
aud were received In the most ex-
elusive circles Recently the Baron
asked his wife for some money (she
was formerly Ellen Lawrence, an
American heiress) with which. to carry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
TRIED 70 KILL HIMSELF.
Sad Experience Of . Woman Wrong

Sad Experience Of . woman Wrong
fully Accused Of Crims.
Some time ago Amelia Miller, .
pretty Chicago widow, who, BY .
strange combination of circumstances,
found herself accused of causing the
deatho of her own child, disap-
peared very suddenly. 1t was believed
that che had committed suicide. The
body of woman found In the Chicago
river vas thought TO be a clue. The other
day MrA Miller turned mp ut Chicago
police station, and told narrowing
story Of her experience. According 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

world did not prosper them. and when
the war broke ont Joseph and his broth
or went TO Bloomington, whsre they en-
listed. Private Joe" IVES severely
wounded near jackson. Niss-. and ~
taken to Bloomington 10 die. but b
recovered and returned - the army.
serving even beyond the term Of his en-
listment.
After the war the young soldier. who
had long before determined to become
lawyer. set about preparing himself for
admission to the bar. After series Of
trials and Disappointment which would
have suficed to discourage many astout
hearted man. Private Joe" began the
practice Of law in Bloomington in 1870.
became corporation counsel In 1871.
state attorney year later, and after
having enjoyed . lucrative practice In
tho meantime. was sent to the state SEN
ate in 1884. In 1884 . pension discus-
sion with General Black. and the aoci-
dental application Of tho sobeiquet,
"Private Joe. served to call the atten-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

JUDGE PERKINS.
Estate of Julius Houseman, deceased.
Administrator final account filed.
Hearing June 10.
Estate of Phoebe Weed, deceased.
Petition for determination OF heirs
filed. Hearing June Is.
Estate of Henry Fralick, deceased.
Executors first account filed. Hear
ing June 5.
Estate of Marie L. Williams, de-
ceased. Letters to Ryan l.. Ransford.
Estate of Charlotte A. Lampman, de-
ceased. Letters testamentarY to James
Lampman.
Estate Of Tracy 8. Clark, deceased.
Will admitted TO probate and Eliza
Clark appointed ADMINISTRATIVE.
Estatc Of Frederick Helnus deceased.
Letters testamentary TO Aukje Helmus.
Estate Of Henry Bremen, deceased.
Frederick Loettgert appointed admins
traitor de bonis non with will annexed.
Estste of Frederick Wolf, deceased.
John Wolf appointed administrator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

can girl that purchases foreign
title is smart enough TO know when she
is being watched. She dropped" on
Leonard In very few days. She in
herited q considerable fortune from her
grandfather, Mr.. Nicholson OF Phila-
delphia, while the Baron has an income
OF 5000 q year from the estate OF his
mother, who was a sister OF William
Gerhard. the father of Freddie Geb-
hard. The developments in the police
court trial led to q separation and q
divorce will probably follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

peared in the Police
court az complaining
witness against one
Gilbert Leonard.
Leonard Is . private
detective. The Bar
oness did mot know
his business or per-
haps she would not
have had him ar
rested for shadowing
y = l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

HNzH HILL Ot VIC young Ihuy ,
youth she was taken to Florida to
spend the winter, in the hope that dis
tanec would change the ardor of tho
youthful pair. She has besn at homo
just ono week. The pair slipped away
to the West Michigan depot, who're
they boarded . train for New Buffalo,
Mich, and went from there TO KAla-
mazoo, where they were married by .
local clornvmAn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

oeHGs Travis, "A Ionia Convict. Makes ,
Successful Break.

The police department received word
last night from sne prison authorities
~ Iopia that George' Z. Travis scaled
tie walls Of that institution about
10 o'clock and made his es-
cape. No particulars concerning the
circumstances Of the escape were given
- tho telephone worked badly and hin
steYed giving details. Travis was serv-
ing . tWo-year sentence from the
ShswAssee county court for oh
tAsniug goods under pretenses.
he d described as being \
man 81 years OF age, fair complexion.
cray eyes, dark gray hair, high fore
had, email mouth and chin. small
spar ON left ear. feet 3 inches in
nei4ht aud weighing 200 pounds.
when he escaped, be was dressed IN
prison clothing and wore . pair Of blue
0yonlls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

on q certain deal.
She refused TO
make the advance.
1t being her first
o6ense In that line
he Immediately con-
cluded that she was
being aleniate d
from him. SO he
concluded to put q
shadow on her
track. An Ameri-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
AND LAWYERS.
JUDGE GROVE.

In re Rachel E. Mallory VI. Metro.
poIisan Life Insurance company. Case
10 assumpsit- On trial.
In 70 John II. Colleton W. Claren-
don s. Walker. Case in assumpit. Pro-
ceedings stayed twenty days.
In 70 James Talc0tt vs.. Joseph w.
Rosenthal and Max Mack. Suit in
assun,psit. Judgment for plaintiff,
$31S9.32 and costs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

feAhg HAsenbosk made cosnplsts
sr<SagsnenA for the elopsmsnt. and
wAs assisted BY two seAooimste> AMI
the gsy young couple viii 90 to the
groons parents In LoGsnsport and ia
dae time win undou sepdly return 10
Lsperts and - forgiven
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

ton On bond against Loomis X. Bsshop.
ex-shsrsff; Don j. Leathers, Henry
Spring and 4. ). Pierce. askipk dam
ages IN the sum Of Slo.00o. The salt
grows out Of refusal on the part Of q
deputy - pay . judgment Of Sin cents
and damages, obtained from the re-
eovery Of replevi1ed property. IL has
hung fire IA the courts since March,
1891.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

Ed A. Babcock Of North Stonington.
Conn. while crossing his rocky farm
met an odd and brilliant looking snake
of species that was believed to be ex-
tinct In Connecticut. and after lively
Chase captured It It is's little fellow.
not half grown. and d black, except
that . broad golden band cncirclcs its
neck. 1t belongs to the gold-banded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
ooveasoa flf9R. OF iruSosa

eksscA 81 shs RspsbiiaAn sssaaare nsees
- - sAs Apprssehiag osDpaASs'
A man who has literally ''csrvsd
fame ont Of fortune. " Is 0overner Jessph
w. Pier. who hes heen renoninatsd
by the Republicans Of niinoss- 0ovssnor
Filters parean we're Germans. HIS
father eked oat an existence as brick
layer in StAuntou. Va, where the pre-
emit chief executive of Illinois was bora.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

IupGE RuRLINGAME.

People VS.. Joshua Johnson, assault
with intent TO do great bodily harm.
N. p. Allen appointed to defend. Case
to come ON trial at 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
People W. Alonzo Warner, embezzle-
ment and larceny. Trial concluded
and verdict of not guilty rendered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

In RoeklAnA Ne. Is dog that Is
born thief It's fsvorite plander is
clothing. and In daily excursions about
the neik hborhood during the past win
Ter it has pilfered enough 70 stock .
shop Last week II went into an open
aalIway. picked up = costly naf and
started for homa, hotiy pursued by =
nan and two excited women The
owner got her muf aud the dog Got .
beating
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
Court Notes.

Harvey Joslin, by his attorney George
w. Thompson. commenced suit against
William K. Manson yesterday to re-
cover . balance of $157 duo on . note
given June 5. 1887.
A writ OF error on appeal Of the case
OF Bertha Walker We. John II. Whitney,
impleaded with Asa w. Mech, vas filed
n the clerks Office Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
MORE EXACT EVIDENCE.
The Warrant for Quarsssmasses shznks
Arrest VIII he Issued Monday.

J. A. Griffin, the inmate Of the Sol
dIers' home who created . sensation by
charging Quartermaster Shank with
purchasing oieomargarine for uss at
the home. applied to Prosecuting
Attorney Mcknight yesterday for
an order for warrant for
shauk's arrest. He Was told
to substantiate his charges by
sworn afhdsvits and sworn statements
from inmates OF the home. also TO state
the dates ON which olsomArgArine was
used and where and how II Was pro-
cured. He expects to produce the re-
quisito evidence on Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

In the matter OK tho lrcceivership Of
A. Mslher Granger . bill Of exceptions
was Gled by Peter Dorsn with the clerk
Of The eourts yesterday, from which it
appears that Cincinnati, New York,
Cedsr Rapids, Ia, Oshkosh, Wis, and
Minneapolis creditors object 70 the al.
Iowanco q S2of5.24 for clerk hire, the
allowance of sos for typewriter, $575
for travelling expenses, $500 for tal-
airy. e1l22.95 for attorneys and other
itoms Of lesser interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

When Joseph
was etsu very
young his par
ents removed 70
Missouri. where
his mother died
Soon after the
family returned
to Virginia. bat
work being dun.
the Filters once
more set out for
the west. this
time locating in
Mclean county,
Illinois, where
they established
q small brick
yard. But the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
He Sent Unmailable Matter

Peter J. Schuur of Kalamazoo was
arrested Yesterday on charge OF send
ing unavailable postal card matter
through the mails. He had hearing
before Commissioner McQuewan and
was held To the grand jury under 500
bonds, which he furnished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
FOOLED THE OLD FOLKS.

A Lsporte. lad. Sensation Caused BY .
Wilful Girl.
Laporte. Ind, was considerably mp
set the other day by. the elopcment Of
16-vear old Minnie Hill with one
Harry Bagerbuck. Miss Hills father
is president of the John Hill Lake Ice
company, well-known State politician
and the wealthiest men In Lapor.e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
Circuit Court-Part II.
JUDGE ADsIr.

In 70 Edward p. Fuller OF 81. We.
John C. Holt ct ri. Suit in chancery.
Headings and proof taken in open
court apd decree granted complain
ants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

Young II q ge n
bucks father Il .
prominent Logan
sport lumber rner-
chaut. he went to
Logan sport last
summer to attend
q watch m a k ers'
school, and meeting
Miss Hill they fell
In love. On account
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

n Jay Aequn Him Of The Charge Of
Larceny.

Larceny.
IN the Csc IT the People W. Alouz o
Warner, whose trial Was concluded in
TIN superior court yesterday morning,
the Jury remained Out but Ave minutes
AID then returned . verdict Of not
Gaiity. Warner was charged with en-
~ 1xicnent and larceny. He was an
euseioyc OF John II. Collector. Col
let0n entrusted . pair of horses. car
rage ard double hafness to Warner
and 5:sectsd him TO trade the outfit to
the best advantage. Warner made .
tOuT Of the surrounding towns. made
the trade, and the bargain not suiting
Colletcn he claimed that Warner had
owindfsd him out Of the worth of the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
Dyer Il Convicted.

A jury convicted Joe Dyer yesterday
in Justice Hydorn's court Of having
committed an assault and battery upon
William McCroden of Dutton. He i'm
med,ately appealed the case to the cir
cult court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

rssos speciss. which grow % be ten or
nftesa fest long and are swift and
forxcioas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

ton az the Republicans Of Illinois b h,s
availability - gubern1forad canda-
date. he was nominated and elscse1-
Hs is married snd has two chiidrsn-s
son and . daughter.