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FOR HIGHWAY; RoDpnRY,.
a Young Pittsburgicr Captured last Night
aftor m Exciting; Chasc--IIc nus symp.
toms OF being q Sliels. ono. aI.-

a Youn. pittsburgacr Captured last Tight
after mn Exciting! Chaso--IIo hus symp.
toms OF being n Slick, ono. :
Frank Martin, OF tho sTwenty.third
ward, Pittsburgh, is inithe lookup on a
charge OF highway robbery. IA @
Yesterday JohnfStevens,a designer
and engraver Of potteryidecorations,
came here from East Liverpool to do
business with tho Wheeling potteries.
lie had come from Trenton, N. j., not
long ago, and has oply been in this
country short while. ,sy @t
On tho street hero lie met Mr.. Gro
cult, boss OF the neutrality-suspicious.
at tho Warwick factory. Mr.. Grocutt
was Stophens's boss when he was lad
in Bollaak, Ireland. lie took Stephens to
his house on the Island for suppe.,
At s o'clock last night Stephens came
over to town, intending TO 80 to Martins
Ferry and tnke tho train for homo. ! On
Main street he met Martin, who asked
him for money. and Stephens refused,
but invited him into tho .Woodbinc
saloon TO take drink. There Martin
WolunseerSa 10 snow nm me way 10
M MartIh rstFy, and ne nc took nm up TO
Nlhth street ana Down 10 INC ftcwlky
tra ;Ti = O., . .,,a "
I, mere nc nlt stephens penihd inc ear,
khocking nun Gown, ana tnen Eicke9
MIN, sha'cheu ms "atch anu chaln ana
ra n, OH; ~, ~, :. u
, stePiiet,s Went 70 = North " neeilng
pSoaruing mouse, ana ms N', story setting 10
.llo ours OF inc ponce. oillcer scaily
G Ee''t up anu olousl1 MN down street.
~ Nl nT street, near INC opera
house, Martin passed. Stephens called
OUT 10 ~ MN ana non nc ran scaily After nm,
up Market strect ana Gown the Bullet
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THEY ROBBED GTpSIEs.
Three Martins Forty Men Locked Up on
That Churgo Yesterday.

Three Martins Forty Men Locked Up on
That Chnrgo Yesterday.
William. Mcknight, A"sncczcrp ,Coss
and Joe Taylor, OF Martins Ferry, are
charged with robbing a gypsy camp in
the old Walnut Grove. Mcknight and
Taylor were arrested yesterday. On
Wednesday trunk in one OF the tents
OF the Gypsies was broken open and gold
Newfoundland coins, silverware, ETC.,
taken. Marshal Samuel Westwood was
informed OF the robbery, and while on
the street in the evening ran across
Luke Wetherson, who showed the mar
shall two OF the gold coins. and asked if
he knew whether they were counterfeit
or not. Wcstwood asked .Wetherson
where he got them, and Wetherson
answered from Shadow Mcknight"
Wetherson further stated that Nc
Knight tried to pass one at Alex Linn's
saloon and lie refused to take ono. l..,-,.
Westwood asked for the loan OF the
two 81 pieces, saying that with them he
thought he could get some fellows on a
serious charge. Wetherson consented
and the coins were shown to one of the
Gypsy women who identified them, the
two having been used as earrings. The
woman gave description OF the men
seen at the camp and had warrants
sworn out for the arrest OF Coss, Taylor
and Mcknight. The last two named
were soon in the lookup. Mcknight
told the; marshal that TAYLOR broke
open the trunk. and Taylcr blamed it
OH Mcknight. This was quick work
for Wcstwood and is highly commend
able. Z - =, Z: 4, N
The fortune tellcrs say that while
they were telling fortunes, in one;tent,
the men entered the other, and broke
open the trunk. Some time Safterward
the three returned the clothing saving
they had found them on thebank. In
vestiGation was made then and showed
there had been q robbery., ~ 4 Si.S RI
That nighttanother man entered the
tent and seeing a woman in lit struck
her on theforehead, cutting a large cash.
Yesterday afternoon one Of til e!svpsv
men got drunk, tried to clean out John
Moons saloon and soon ioundshlmself
in the lookup in companywith TAYLOR
and Mcknight. This chap looked like
he had not washed himself L since
Christmas. i "a n, J E[&s3
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~. Iil
THE ELIfS,
Lots of Candidates and Other Business ut
| Sos ~ Inst Nirht,a NJe,tinr ~ N

Lots of Candidates and Other Business ut
Last Nights Meeting.
Attic meeting OF tho Elks last night
at their hall six candidates were initi-
ated, George D. Evans, OF bridgeport;
William Davis. OF Martins Forty; w.
D. Jones, NJ. J. Ward, Thomas O'Brien,
Jr., and Charles A. Gossett. M
After all tho candidates initiated
the election OF officers for tho ensuing
year took place MS follows: Mr.. L. B.
Franzheim. Exhaltcd Ruler; Esteemed
Loading Knight, J. B. Sheppard; Es-
tccmed Loyal knight, Clark Hamilton;
Esteemed Election Knight, DR.. John R.
Pipes; Secretary. Harry lIouser; Treas.
urer, A.. Il. Weidobusch; Tyler, Samuel
]. Harrison; Trustee, for three years,
John A. Howard; for ono year, Charles
W. Seabright. Grand District Deputy
9. R. Tracy oiliciated during tho install.
lation OF officers. a
After all were duly installed, Mr..
Charles kaufman stepped forward and
in u graceful manner presented Mr..
Franzheiin, the new exalted ruler, with
a very handsome baskot'of flowers, and
Mr.. Franzhcim responded in u very ap-
propriate manner.
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BOLD BoARDERs BOUNCE
a Couple OF Midnight Prowlcrs From
! DOnrIlnE House. ,.E.- \

a Couple O: Midnight Prowlcrs From n
il Donrllng House.
Two men walked up stairs to Mrs.
Krait's boarding house, on Market
street, about o'clock Thursday morn
ing, and asked Mrs. 3Kraft, who heard
them moving about the house, for tho
key OF Room No. g." He was informed
that the rooms were not numbered,
and that he would better get out OF the
house, or some OF 5the big boarders
would throw him out The fellow,
who was on the second floor,
wanted to parlcy, but Mrs. Kraft
routed out n couple OF boarders; these
in stocking feet and long white gowns
tramped down to ;tho second story,
where they found two men. Both left
willingly enough, saying they were
strangers and were looking for q hotel
that had been recommended to them.
The boarders looked out OF the window
at the retiring figures, and saw, them
try two or three other doors. Nothing
was missing from the house. Il
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
Il Thief Takes nocl.otbools, leaving;
AZ. other vnluubIes y Z. yf.4i a..

a. AA'eA Aa"Ss - ! oCitClDOOH, lGlvlNE
other Valunhles. Z Iit4Ga4
ANcolored man robbed Mrs. Henry
Bacr, at her home, under, peculiar cir cir:
cumstanccs, Several days ago Mr.. Baeirr
employed the man to do work about the
house. He gave the name;;o Sam Oil
yer, and Tuesday afternoon he was nut
to cleaning the windows in Mrs. Baer's
room. She had just completed her tot
lot preparatory to q calling tour and had
placed her pocketbook d in Is bureau
drawer, which also containctla great
deal Of her jewelry. She. then locked
the drawer, md placing the koy in a
mulf she placed the muif; in a wardrobe.
unaware that the. servant had been
Watching herwith the yassistance Of q
mirror in the room. +.
When Mrs. 3Baer returned. she found
Oliver gone; but her suspicious were
not aroused until she wcnt,to make her
evening toilet, when she found the Kew
lying on tho bureau. AM. investigation
was mado and tho pockctbooE was
found missing, but diamonds and other
jewoirv amounting invalue to perhaps
81 200, were undisturbed. Oliver seemed
only to want tho cash, and what he Tot
was just SIG. Z. Y, f9Ss
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk.
e. o. A hrnnh +

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson is in Washing
ton City.
Ray L. Royce and his company regis.
tered at tho Windsor.
Br~Hush Roberts, Of NVcllsburg, was
in the city yesterday, looking well.
Leo N. Vance, OF Clarksburg, regis.
tered yesterday at tho McLureHouse.
Mr.. G. Z. Irwin returned from Wash
ington City on tho late Baltimore & Ohio
train last night.
Charles Strccker, prominent leather
merchant, OF Marietta. was hero on
business yesterday, 81
l9 Mrs. W. P. Wiley, wife Of the Nor
gantown professor, is the guest OF
Wheeling relatives.
Harry Warehouse, the we'll known
moulder, who has been living on South
Jacob street, moved yesterday to Mar
tins Ferry.
( Fred r. Zweifel. advance agent of "a
Hole in the Ground" and 4. Appleton,
OF the "Bluc Jeans" company, are at
the Windsor.
Miss Ella Chew entertained her young
friends last evening at her parents
residence on East Fifteenth street, at q
very enjoyable party.
Mr.. Frank Hennig will deliver short
address and recite number OF recita-
tons to the students at the Linsly
Institute this afternoon.
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HNln6Gr OF tons OF freight car. .Y-gi 5ill
Sm sS's III Il lSS.,l:...,;;-;....~..,, 622,lSl
I;SH one nile.
-NTiH w., , oil passengers carried ,.t,s \ :
w. 1851 '+r
-'omtosF Of passengers carried oe'5,, q.
G %sSd mS . Isl ;2r
HS'ehuc from same ......... & s CESS O5
IN addition to the foregoing, tables OF
Statistics are herewith submitted relat-
o emS 10 the business OF the year 1891, as
lows, viz: y iii - ="
o, NO !. Tonnage, ton mileage, revenue,
Earnings Earning and cost per ton per mile and
average haul per ton. Il. Ss:;.,l VII
70 : Classified tonnage. '
,o No, 3 Passengers, passenger mileage,
revenue, earnings and cost per. passen.
sSr per mile, and average trip per pas-
No NO. l. Mileage OF trains, earnings, ex-
R bv and not earnings per mile run
bSSr rams ~ mileage o: ears, average num-
o og' o. freight cars per train and aver
"Sr lumber OF passenger, bag;age and
H pr cars per train. z, a
mere was a decrease OF tonnage in
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), Prompt Payment of Insurance Policy.

ETHEEL1NG, W. A., March q, IS92.
Geo: J. lfathison. General Agent Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance. Company Wheeling. W. 70.
DEAR SIR:-Pleaso accept thanks for
the prompt payment OF $1,000, amount
due me on policy No. 65S39, insuring the
life OF my late husband, Albert T..
Nelmes, who died February %. 1892,
proofs Of loss having been furnished
company March II, 1892. checrfully
recommend the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company to all those
seeking reliable life insurance.
y 81 Respectfully,
MABEL ANNA NELMEs,
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THE secret art Of beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance of tho vital
functions, to be obtained by using Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. paw
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Corset Sale.

The Words Fair Corset at 4Sc.
The Her MajcatySin grey, white and
black. }is
Thompsons, glove fitting, @. B., P. N,
Warmers Health and Ferris Waists; all
at popular prices. Fl. EMsuEElER,
!. IS and 20 Eleventh street. {
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CROW-COLGAN-on Thursday. March q. 1892,
ut the residence Of the bride. Thirty.ninth
and Woods streets. by Rev. a. J. Trey, Mn,
SAMUEL 4. Crow and Mrs. HANNAH b Col
u sT'GAS -='g.a..r q
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MARRIED.,

3H:S. GENEVA PERCY. Is ut GEO, E
STIFEL T. CO.'S to-day, Friday and Satur-
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DO no: fall to 500 Mrs. Poppy Mt sTIFEI.
& CO.'S today and yet tito most salts.
factory Coraet you ever hat!. Il
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Dir. A. S..ToDp's Liver Pills always
cure and prevent indigestion or dyspcp.
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In connection with the trcasurer's ac-
count, the general and income accounts
are submitted, showing in brief the re.
suit oil the years operations and the
balance sheet OF the company.
The earnings and expenses of your
road Tor the year 1891, under the differ
ent heads OF account, compared with
those Tor tho year 1890, will be seen by
the following Statements:
The main limo has a mileage OF "a
miles, and the Benwood extension OF
4.0l miles, 2S.O4 in all. c
Following is the financial exhibit:
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;sTIFEI. s CO.-Hor Mai cs,y's Corset
fully explained by Mrs. Percy. To.tlay, Fri
day and Saturday. 8} litsyt gj'$E1'', 1ES4
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OBITUARY.

N reMembfance OF dear little Sister Lulu IT.
Frederick, our little twin sister, who died
March Is. 1892. Nc
Dear Lulu. thou hast left us. Gone to our dear
Savior above. 0, how we long to see you. Those
lovely blue eyes and sweet lips, how We miss
Lulu's hair: We put her little shoes and mits
away to look upon to see what dear little sister
wore. How We loved to sec her sit beside papa
In her little chair, laughing and clapping her
hands so, lair. and kissing little brother dear.
But all that comforts us IS that you arc In the
arms OF Jesus. BY her sister.
~ PIIYLLEDIA NJ. FREDERICKS,
!Htsftl St''' .s-. --tt. Martins Ferry Ohio
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HAVE you seen Emsheimer's All Woo,
Blazers in tan, grey and black at 81 9S. +
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ERGETTREE5S.

It'll TJIT TREE$. ERUET TRIE5S
% RI {Ss e Gess Sf 20o
Catalogue OF Every Thing for
Apple, Plum, Peach, Ounce, Cherry, n
8 N Apricot Nectarlnes, Mulberros, Nut Trees.
Rememer In
City yst FRUITS have en wti w %
grwer S nation The dSHeia nutu
SS hs STS the Ss TSS os F sf s t stock
country front tho pss i've W
Y p a
I'll lLLUSTRRTRD cHTELoGUR EF7BR. ~
4 81, y.
TUESDAY AND fmpAf- n
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HELD IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY
With u full Attcndarlcc..-Tho old
Board OF Directors Rc.Elcctcd..Thc
Presidents Annual Report docs not
make very l.oseate Showing, FOR
Reasons therein Explained.

. - '
Tho annual meeting Of tho stock.
holders of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
anal Kon,rclv Railroad Company wos
held In tho office OF tho Company In
sA,h,oo, r. .,,,,lt
this city yesterday iorehooh. ~ result
al in thc recollection OF tho old board Of
ru III wv 'o'o'eS''0''A- ~ .a -
.''','o ~, MI Ioan,,,, c..;I.l
bard, Jonn McLure, oosePh SPoiuci,
1Io,,,, L J;ut Thomoa.D Nosalor md
Henry n. LlsI' tmoi.as - tn osa " u..u
James hCCFcu. 4licic Wcic o,oo- siluTcs
rnprcscuted. itl HE
Encrntnrv 6 p Iiooott was down
nj, Tt - ,ti,aJ az ,,oot;,,o..
from iLtspuISh w uttchu VIZ i'cee'hS,
md three OF tho Six directors were
,,ro,ont ;ncludin,, prnsidnptf William
IiCITH', ''''e : 49, 80 y 1850
/. liuDUuru. ~, faEistt
The PreSlQcnts lnnuat report was US
;ollnwa. MI u" ,l5'I :IfES Is
PRESIDENTS REPORT.
70 ihs 4lOcthOl(iers Of The pitsJurJh Wheeling &
EruIurky Railroad C0mpdny: ',g,''s 'rII
,.""'"y , .'1',,t Si"IH \, !, = al,
,o;, ;Lo ,,ruoI ronnrt NJ tbo onor,t;ona
'.i' 'ii' '''' - f' y, -
oil your ro0d, unucr we reuse 70 INC
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d st. Louis Rail-
,y,,, onnnnny for thn vnor ondinO Dn
way .o''' t'',y - 80 80,
Cembrr 81, 1891, ana of tho financial
c co,,,i Of YOUR COMPANY at that date:
.o1iui1'''' Va ou' t'i'1 '''''' s'Ss
The gross earnings OF your 4l
road, ms reported by the
lessee, Mv!G.''".'....,..'..'. S-'',i" ~
were ..........,..."."... .Sl6S'SG V6
Hire OF equipment ,l5,1S Is
sundry accounts .""""."... 80 IL ol,So5 s.
~ - -
Net earnings for tho year. h S0S,2j2 G.
Add balance due by Jesse,
December 81, 1890, on ac-
count OF net C1rnings.... d .- G7,5i9 sc
Soy IS 80 -
company December u,
l69l................. Sl25, SOL 9S
Deduct payments made g |NIlE ..FrrE
during The yea. 1891 tot.
urGr,on account OF above,
rs follows, vi:
her 9S o6SS "a ITO 400 ~
-
OpiN hntnpnn
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GnEAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at 4
L.V. BLoNp's. (
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II out Of order, use Beechamr' 5 Pills.
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Leaving balance due by
lessee December d, 1871,
on account OF net earn.
ings ..........................,..
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The gross earnings Of your
road, ms reported by tho
lessee, wcre........."..".....
The operating expenses
were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hire OF equipment. ."."....,
Suudry accounts .....,.........
Net earnings for tho year.
Add balance due by Jesse,
December 81, 1890, on nc
count OF net carnings.....
Amount duo the lessor
company December u,
1871. ............"..... ."........
Deduct payments made
during the year 1891 to I.
II. Il. Mcknight, treas.
urGr,0n accountot above,
rs follows, VIZ:
April ~. ......."...."...".......
September Is ..................
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-28
HARRISON APPROVES.
The President Likes the Idea Of Schools
Leading Columbian Celebrations.

The President Likes the Idea Of Schools
Leading Columbian Celebrations.
BosToN, May PA letter from Wash
ington says: President Harrison gives
his support to the national Columbian
public celebration, which plans to give
to the public schools the leadership in
all the local celebrations of The 40Oth
anniversary of the discovery of America.
Among other things he said:
Il am much pleased with the plan, as
presented In the public press for the uni
versal observance of the 400th anniversary
OF the discovery of America by demon
strations In the public schools. Properly
conducted, such exercises will be
instructive TO the rupils and will
excite In every city and village in the
land an interest in the great anniversary.
am interested in all that pertains to the
public school, and / like to see the flag
over the school. Moreover, believe the
observance of these national anniversaries
and the birthdays OF great Americans by
the pupils in our public schools is produc-
tive OF good. The schools are the places
where citizenship ought to be taught.
They used to think that all the schools
had to do was to teach the three RS as
we called 1t out West; but they are differ
enc now and 1t is time. The school is the
place for education in Intelligent patriot
ism and citizenship
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A SHIP RAILWAY.
Canaasans Talking OF One Detween Lakes
Huron and Ontario.

Canaasans Talking OF One Between Lakes
Huron and Ontario.
y TORONTO, Ont, May 2S, Recent ac-
ZION at Washington looking TO an en-
Aarge1nent of the American canal system
Seems to have had the effect of urging
canadians to increase their advantages
IN competing for the immense traffic of
fhe lakes. "A strong company of Cana
dian capitalists has been formed here to
carry out the plan of a big ship railroad
to connect Lakes Huron and Ontario.
The company has secured the services Of
p. L. Corthell, q Chicago engineer, and
he has reported favorably ON the practi-
cability of the proposed railroad. The
route of sixty-six miles from Toronto to
Collingwocd is, he says, well adapted
Tor railroad. He Is satisfied that road
can be constructed for between SIS 900,
900 and sl6, ,000, 900 capable OF conveying
vessels of 5000 tons between the two
lakes. Probably the Dominion and On
tario governments win grant subsidies
I'd the work, and the managing director
cf the company will 60 to England to
Try and raise money there.
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BLAINE is SOUND.

Dr. Pepper Says There Is Nothing the
Matter with the Secretary.
New York, May 28.-A special to The
Press from Washington says DR.. Pepper,
of Philadelphia, provost of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, one day last week
made thorough physical examination
of Secretary Blaine, at the latter's re-
quest. The doctor sounded Mr.. Blaine's
lungs, tested his heart, examined his
muscles and tested all his other vital or
gans. After the examination was fin
ished DR.. Pepper said to Secretary
Blaie: "Mr. Secretary, you are per-
fectly sound man. There is not a symp-
tom of organic disease about you. The
only possible defect that I can discover
iesfnot in either your vesicular or your
muscular system. Your nervous system
is little strained, but can be speedily
remedied. You want to look after your
eyes and take plenty of exercise. With
these precautions you are fit for any
thing"
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STRIFE MUST CEASE.

Irish Nationalists Issue . Strong Mani
- festo--Confdesace ON tlse wane.
NEW YoRK, May IS. The Irish Ma
tionalists appointedlby last November's
conference to Issue an address have been
holding meeting in this city and have
approved strong manifesto, demanding
that the factional strife in Ireland shall
cease or America and Australia will not
furnish ''sinews of war" They call the
conflict going on most scurrilous and
declare that it has well nigh forfeited
the confidence Of Irishmen abroad won
By twelve years Of dignified effort for
home rule under Parnell's leadership.
The manifesto Is signed by the follow
ing: J. p. Farrell, New Haven; Thomas
III Kennan, Boston; DIR. William Carroll,
Philadelphia; John Dewey, Chicago;
James Gibson, Paterson, N. r.; }. p.
Howard, Charles O. 'Donnell, Des Moines;
John M. Dingey, White Plains; James
r. O O'Brien, Michael Breslin, New York;
DR. J. w. Casey, Rochester; John King,
Passaic. N. j.
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After Johnson,s Job,

WASHINGTON, May 2s.--Representa-
tive johnson has information from
North Dakota which leads him to antic-
ipate avery hot campaign in that state.
He learns that Mr.. Hegelsen is stillpush-
ing for the congressional nomination,
although he has said to certain politi-
clans that he would not be candidate if
there was any show for Mr.. johnson in
the state convention. All the indications
are that tie Hansbrough element in the
party will do their best to nominate Mr..
Hegelsen.