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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

To THE VorERs OF CRIrTESpES
COUNTY: Having served you Cor
the past two years - Sheriff, take
this method Of expressing to you my
gratitude for the confidence imposed
in me. 1t has been the custom Of
the county to endorse al past Sher-
ifIs who have asked 1t Of the people.
and feeling that my treatment OF the
people has been such - to merit an
Enforcement at your hands, An
nounee myself a. . candidate for re-
election.
feel that my experience will en-.
able me to serve you better in the
future than in the past, and il chosen
BY the people, will endssvor to DO %.
Yours truly,
A. L. CRUcR.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
To increase the state Tax Ea.e.

A bill has been reported 10 the
House by the Committee on Reve-
nue. and Taxation to increase tie
rate OF taxa;ion from 42a 10 a GEMS
en- the 800 valuation. This increase
Of FIVE cents Is to be appropriated t.
the five cents is the general expen'
diture fund. 1t has been dc mous'ra
ted tina. the reduction Of FIVE cent'
q the tax rate, Two years ago, wac
unwise and embarrassing TO the pro
per administration Of the State GOV
eminent. The only contest, whei
the bill comes up for consideration
sill doubtless be for q less Increase
the rate. is not probable tha'
the tax rate will be increased more
than FIVE cents. although mauy per-
scrs doubt if the increase proposed
by the bill will be sufficient 10 pre-
vent a large deficit in the STATE
Treasury at the close Of the fisca
yGar, June 80, 1S93.-Franklor
Cupital.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
Crooked Creek.

Sunday school is still going Oh.
Some Of the lar .ners are planting
corn and some sull breaking.
whest is still looking fine.
John II Marvel was in these parts
Sunday.
Mss Kittie Hughes who has been
visiting in this vicinity has returned
home.
Mrs Wash johnson who has been
very i'll for some time was sCme bet
ter few days ago.
I'D" Pet was in the neighborho0d
Of Seminary Springs Sunday.
Pierce Butler has moved IN our
midst.
w Bruce has novel to Shady
Grove.
We had q good singing ct Cha,
Buffers Sunday night
Chas MEXICAN went 70 Pleasant
Hill Sunday.
The Freedom and Crooked Cree
Sunday School is combined and !:
progressing nicely but the musqul,oe.
is . botheration to both schools.
W F Jennings and vile was the
guests OF his father Saturday and
Sunday.
Jas Paris and wife was visiting in
this vicinity. d. Pet
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
DISTRICT POLITICS.


Third Party and Prohibition
Nominations for Congress.
Paducsh, KY, May THE Third
Party and the Prohibi,ionis,s OF the
First Congressional district both
held conventions here 11S delegate
votes, making 81 necessary for choice,
on the first ballot DR.. Singletary re.
ceived As; B. C. Keys, IS; W. W.
Morris, 10; j. II. Lackey, s. On
the second ballot, Keys received 63;
Singletary. 49; Dale /.
The delegates from Cnttenden
we're A. B. Hodge, Daniel Riley.
Ben Rankin. W. Z. Flsnsry, W. IL.
Brown, W. II. Travis. A. Ii. Cardin,
DR.. J. r. Clark, Jas. Little, I. @.
Campbell.
The prohibition convention nomi-
mated DR.. J. d. Smith Tor Congress.
The delegation was small, but there
vas . pretty Lively tilt between Z.
". Bsgby, and Col. Lucien Ander-
500, over the adoption Of the resolu-
tons.
The dele gates from Crlttenden to
this convention we're s. d. Weldon
and 7. A. Minner.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
Salem.

Farmers are busy putting in their
corn and preparing their soil for q
large tobacco crop.
Mr. J W Seay, representing the
Globe tobacco warehouse, OF LOUIS
vile Sundsyed here this week.
A G Moore, the good natured and
popular Apollo was in our midst
Sunday.
Robt Culver. Of Birdsville, blob.
BED up serenely" last Sunday.
Rev W II Lyon Is conducting q
protracted meeting at the Union
church here, though under the dis
advantage of his wife's illness.
A J Fleming, alter six months
visit to his sons in Texas returned
nome last week.
Quite o number Of young ladies
and gentlemen composed q fishing
party las. Saturday and visited San
dy creek; big luck reported.
c Hodge, known as the ''Hustler, +"
is with US again.
DR. Robt Gresham, Of Lola, il
with US now regularly every Sstur.
day.
DIR J II Lowery and aunt, Mrs
Smith Lowery, was in Marion for
several days last week.
ii ID Woodbridge expects to reside
in Hampton in the future, having
disposed Of his interest OF the saloon
and hardware business at this place.
The school at this place conducted
by Miss Alma LaRue closed last Fri.
day. We can say that Miss Alma
gave entire satisfaction.
The mammoth Touring mill here,
owned by McChesnsy L Brown, was
completely destroyed BY 6re Lest
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
To The Voters Of Crittenden
County.

hereby announce myself -
candidate tor r., election to the o.
6ce Of Circuit Court Clerk subject
the action Of the Republican party.
! wish to return to the people Of
this county my heart felt thanks for
the support given in the past.
Whstever may be my lot in the fu.
ture one Of the brightest spoa in
my life will be the memory Of what
the people Of Crittenden county have
done for me. have endeavored to
% regulate my Official conduct ~ to
be worthy oil the confidence reposed
in me and the honor conferred up
on me. Ny official life is before
you. II l have discharged the du.
tues Of the Office with conscientious
regard Tor the interest Of the Poo
pie, without partiality to any party
or shade Of political behalf but treat
ing al men exactly alike and if !
have performed the work Of the Of
fee properly and right ! respectful,
ask IN indorsementas your hands
For the next term il elected, ! car
promise nothing more than what
have earnestly endeavored to do in
the past 70 faithfully and ,mpsrt,all,
discharge every duty incumbent up
on the ofi,e: WITH profound graft
tude for your support.
Very Respectfully.
II. A. Haynes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
HISTORY OF KENTUCKY.

| Selected and prepared by J. +. Price
for the L. 5. History class at the Acad-
emy.)
109. Name some important inven-
tors Of Kentucky. ITO. What was
the Chickasaw purchase? Ill. How
many acres were purchased! ll2,
How much was paid Tor IT. 1l3,
The part which fell to Kentucky,
embraces what counties? III, Whai
is it commonly called! 1l5, VIVA
was the relief measure! lie, Whe,
was the bank Of the Commonwealth
chartered! III, VIVA. was the old
court and the new court contest? lis,
What cities in Ky became importan,
manufacturing towns. 1l9. Who
we're the three great orators Of Ky.
l20, Where was the first railroad in
Ky? 12l. What Was the "under-
ground railway" 122, Who was
a leader Of the anti slavery party
l23, What part did Ky take in tn,
Mexican war? l24, When did the
Sd constitution 60 into efec,i Wha,
were the changes! Know-notbing
vas elected Governor! What was
bloody Monday? What was one Of
the frs. high schools IN Ky? How
did We get our common school fund.
When was our common school system
established? By whom was it draft
ed! What school tax was yot.d
What was the political standing Of
Kentucky in 1861! What position
did Ky take in regard to the var:
What two classes OF guards in XVI
With which side did each sympsthize:
Who was called to take command oil
the department OF Ky? How many
men did the Legislature OF Ky call
for! What two towns IN the western
part Of the State was fortified? What
town was occupied by the Federal
army! Who was the chief comman-
der OF the Confederates in KY
Where was his headquarters! Whar
forts did the Coniederates have
Who was in command Of the Fedora
srmyb when and where was the
Confederate government of Ky Or
gained? who was made governor
what was Morgan's squadron? De
scribe Morgan's frat raid. SeconC
raid. Third raid. Fourth raid
Name the three principal battles il
Ky. Name three pilor engage
ments. Describe Bragg's raid il
| Ky. How many men were enlisted
on each side? Under what kind o
Law was Ky placed? who was mad,
chief commander? who we're III,
guerrilas? Describe Forests raid
How much more school tax wa
voted? who were the Ku Klu,
Khan? when was the Sup, rior cour
established? How many miles o
railroad have We! who 10 our pres
ent governor?
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

We are in receipt Of the Sssse
Gsologist's report on he progress q
IL survey in kentucky. The 70
psrt shows that good work has been
done By the Gsologist, end that Ken.
tucky, when the report " completed
Win BE- in shape toilet the world know
vhat i usdsr the surface. Referring
20 u. survey 10 this section Pro }!
Proctor ssys: "Mr. Z. D. u!r'eh
hsd prsviossly done the geologic
a1Id work IL Caldwell and Crlttsn.
a. counties. bat sddit'oasl hs'd
ve,k ~ nads necessary y eecss'
49, = tAsss and he adjoining
800 II Llvissstoa." This ~:
eounpisGsi, saA ~ y nov snssesd
- nropassag - sepeet % thsss ~
r 80 = uulepssa |
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

week; no insurance. We must have
have a mill. Let every true citizen
OF our neishborhood come forward
with a liberal donation.
w l. Kennedy and Miss Willie
Fowler, Of Lola. were guests Of Miss
Alma LaRue Sunday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
Dr. Haie's Household Tea.

Is the great blood purifier and
nerve tonic. 1t acts upon ell the
secre.ions Of the system, enabling
the liver and kidneys to perform
their proper functions. giving tone
strength to the nervous system, q
certain cure for dyspepsis. Two
months treatment for SOC. Get Q
free ssmpls at Hillyard 4 Woods
drug store.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Pursuant TO the call OF the chair.
MN Of the county committee, the
committee met in the court house in
Marion, Ky. on the 9th Of May, 1892.
Ahe meeting vas called to order by
J. Z. Elder, jr., chairman county
committee, who stated the objec: OF
the meeting. After this statement
be rendered his resignation a. chair
man Of the county committee, which
was received BY the convention.
Hon. A. Z. Moore Vas elected char.
man Of the county committee. and ].
L. Rushing sec'ty.
Some vacancies we're filled and the
following named persons constitute
the committee ~ it now stands, viz:
Marion No. l-Members Of coun
y executive committee; J A Daniels.
precinct committee: ] G Elder, jr, S
q Haynes, Marion Clark, II E Far
mer, Simon Bighsm.
Marion No. 2-Members oil county
committee; A G Moore, precinc,
committee; J L Rushing, J II Bugs,
s d Jacobs, Gale Ford, A wilborn
Dycusourg-Mambers Of county
executive committee; ] 7 Matthews,
precint committee, Ed Dalton, A S
Hard, c F Polk. II B Asbridge,
Bloomfield Jackson.
Union-Aembers OF county exec.
u,ive committee, W ii Garnet, pre-
cinct committee; Jas F Floyd, VIZ
II Larue, e B Franklin, J W Grimes,
Henry Rutter.
Hurricane No. members o.
county executive committee A J
Beboat precinct committee; b W
Belt Geo Sullenger, John b Nal
colin, Thos J Hoover, Henry Chip
Hurricane No. 2-Members Q.
county executive committee, J W
Guess, precinct committee, Willie
Order, T A McAmis, Hugh McMas
ter, Or B Marble, John Saucer.
| Ford's Ferry-Members Of count,
executive committee; 7 N Woford
precinct committee, r E Wilson
Jerry Daughtery, J II Robertson
John W Bagger, Harry Stone.
/ Piney-Members OF county exec
utivs committee w II Walker, pre-
cinct committee. W NJ Bsbb, Aarol
Towery, Henry Reynolds, 8 A Fra
sier, Lloyd Browning.
| Bells Aines-Members Of count,
execuhve committee, r II Grady
precinct committee, II L Sullivan
Joe DAVIS, T J Graves, Will Hicklin
Robt Hughes.
| On motion 1t VA decided 10 leav
liz to the option Of the candidates
how sad when the nominations 70
the VARIOUS officers should be made
Who decided 70 leave it to the com
mittee, and fixed the time, Saturday
Nay 18th.
/ The following resolutions yer
adopted:
| Resolved, That the thanks Of tn
Republican committee are extende,
70 the..ex-chsirman, J g Elder 70
his faithful and Efficient service 70
the party in the last ten or twelv
years, which has, 10 . great extent
raised NJ from . minority party t
that Of influence and power.
| Resolved, That the county paper
b requested 10 publish the minute
Of the proceedings Of this meeting.
On motion adjourned to meet a
the court house in Marion, Ky, oil
Saturday. May %, 1892, at l o'clock
A. @. Moore, CHM.
IL. Rushing. Sec'ty
| II h>hnovna the DAmocYata OF Crit
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
JOHN K. HBNDRICK,
Or LIVINGSTON Couyry,

Or LIVINGSTON County,
Il candidate Tor Congress from the
First distinct Election November,
1892. Subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
To the Brethren of Bigham
Lodge, No. $50, +. 4 A. NJ.

Each member Is requested to at
tend our regular meeting in May.
There is to be a vote taken in all the
sub ordinate lodges in tho State,
whether or rot we shall increase the
dues to the Widows and Orphans
Home at Louisville, from SOC to 81.
Also, we want to make arrangements
Tor the celebration to be held at
Marion on the oath Of June.
w. d. CANNON, W, II.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
FOR SHERIFF,

We are authorized to announce
JOHN T. FRANKS . candidate
for sheriff Of Crittenden county,
subject to the action Of the Repub.
iesn party. He will appreciate
your vote and influence.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
Frdonia.

10 visiting her sister, Mrs beuish
Howerton, oil Kelsey.
w B Ray and wife of kuttawa
we're visiting his parents friends here
tor several days last week.
Miss 0rphaet,a Wyatt returned
home last Friday from Texas.
DR. Anthony, Of Missouri, has been
visiting here for the past week.
Nm Groves Of Dycusburg, was in
town last Sunday accompanied by
Miss Anns Clifton.
Henry Rice wen. to Louisville
last week.
CS and Willis Jackson Of Critten.
den attended church here last Sun
day. Services at the S Z church
conducted by Rev Claude Thompson
OF n E church.
Several Of our citizens attended
church at Good Spring last Sunday.
Dedication services conducted by
Rev J F Price, of Marion.
Everybody owing me on store &C.
counts for the year 1891, are request.
ed to cali and settle at your earliest
convenience. Respectfully,
d. I. Byrd,
Fredonia, Ky.
There are some animals tina, are
easily taued, the more visitors to see
them; the more docile they become;
but this is no. the case with "blind
tigers" the more people that visit
them the more dangerous they be-
come and people who care for the
welfare Of their neighbors will not
keep anything SO dangerous about
them.
Mrs Vim Riley, Of Good Spring,
died last week after q protracted ILL.,
ness.
Chas Ra,llff, Of Princeton, made a
business trip to the neighborhoed one
day last week.
I r Guess and family Of Bethle-
hem we're visiting in Livingston
county last week,
c A Wilson, c s Blue, John
Wyatt and Jim Baker shipped 81
nice tat hogs from here last Satur.
day.
Mrs Jennie Byrd, who has been
confined to her room since last fall,
is improving for the past few days,
was out buggy riding few evenings
since, accompanied by Mrs Georgia
Wyatt.
Big bargains in dress goods.
S K Cassidy.
Young men you can get q stylish
suit oil Taylor made clothing; large
line Of samples to select from.
SRC Cassidy.
Jacobs & Deboe have full line OF
the finest extracts and favors for
culinary purposes. c II on them
and get the best made.
Foil stock OF laces, ribbons. ties,
handkerchief. Cassidy.
For the best grades of sugar call
on Jacobs & Deboe.
Don't fail to see our stock oil glass
ware and queensware.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you want
to dress In style you can find what
ever you want and at prices to suit
by calling on S r Cassidy.
The shower Monday was q grea,
blessing to the people in this com
munity soitening the crust and clods.
J E Crider had Is acres of fine
corn plowed over last week, and a
good stand.
Mrs Minnie Jackson, of Bethle-
hem, was visiting her parents, J l.
Bugg and vie. Of Crttenden, the
FIRST OF the week.
Mrs frankie Rorer, Of Crittenden
was visiting In town Monday.
Ohcorvav
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

Pursuant to the instructions Of the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee, . mass meeting Of the Demo
cssts Of Crittendsn county is hereby
called 70 meet in Marion on Sstur'
day, Nay il, 1892, At 2 o'clock, p
m, for the purpose Of appointing
dslssltes TO the State convention 70
b held in Louisville. May "A. io'
he purpose Of selecting delegates "a
rvprsssnt the Democrats Of Ken
tucky IN the Nsnonsl Democratic
Convention 1t Chicago IN june.
J. w. Blus, CHM.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
The Prssident's household 10 not
happy.

Nm. Blaine u taking . hand IN
The Presidential sght II v aid in Z
Washipgten Dispatch IN this morn
ins's news that she has il in for Hsr'
r,scp bseause he refused 70 make
her late con Walker Blaine Solicitor
for the Department Of State. nsh,'
i authentic, it means . very black
svs for President Harrison.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
To the Farmers Of Crittenden
County.

II. l.. Elder wishes Us to intern
the public that he u agent Ter Crit
tenden county tor the Whitley
Binders and Mowers, and . sample
Of each can be seen At ny farm one
mile west Of Marion on Salem road.
II has no superior in the world, and
you are invited ia call and examine
the machines thoroughly. Any one
wishing repairs for the Champion
Mrchines. sections or any other
parts should let me know at once
and l will order them. II wanting
sections bring section 90 no mis-
take will be made In the size.
Yours Respectfully,
ii. L. ELDER.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

We will keep constantly on band
No. / Timothy hay in small bales
and be prepared to Ell all order'
IRON l bale to car load at bottom
prices. Consult Us before buying.
J. NJ. JEAN & Son.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
JUDGE JAMES CAMPBELL,
Or McCRAcKN COUNTY

OR McCRAcKHS COUNTY,
1sa candidate tor Congress from
this, the First District. Election,
November. 1892. He 10 subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
R. ?. DORR, roprietor.

Repairing Of all kinds. Work
made to order. Picture frames of
all kinds and signs made to order.
Call and see. Shop in Longs new
building south Of Court square,
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

Il bshoovss the Democrats Of Crit
tsnden 70 turn out TO the county
eonvennon next Saturday. Show
tAst there Il some Life about you,
beys
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
Publisher.
JUDGE v. Y. ROBERTSON,
Or GRAvEs COUNTY.

Is candidate for Congress from
this, the First District. Election
Nov. 1892. He 10 subject to the &C.
ton Of the Democratic party.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

We are making a pure corn " bis
Ky and selling it at Salem and Lola.
II. d, Woodbridge l. Co.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12

s sy we will give a book
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1892-05-12
Cannot fail to find exactly what
suits her tlst in my
Immense Stock

OF Millinery Goods. ! I'M
questionably have the larges;
stock ever before shown in
Marion. 1t contains the great.
est variety of styles, covers the
greatest variety of grades, and
embraces everything new on
the market this season in Pari-
sian novelties, head wear for
ladies of all ages, misses ard
children. | have spared no
expense in selecting varieties
in Flowers, Feathers, Jets. and
Ribbons. The ladies in charge
are noted for their taste and
origin atty in trimming. | will
give you as large stock to Sc
lect from as you find in the
cities, and will sell you cheap
err. | want the ladies to see
my goods, and to afford you
an opportunity, and pay you
for your trouble, | will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
THE woRLD,s ODD FEL1ows.
rhs Sovereign Grand Lodge Convsnes at
Portland, Oregon.

The sovereign Grand Lodge Conrones at
Portland, Oregon.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Sept. 19.-The
grand representatives to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows assembled
in Marquam Theatre at 10 a. m. to-day,
whore they were formally welcomed to
Portland and the state Of Oregon by
Mayor Mason and Governor Pennoyer.
]. ]. Walton welcomed the representa-.
tives in behalf OF the Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment Of Oregon.
At the conclusion Of the exercises at
the theatre, the representatives march
cd to Arion hall, where the Sixty-eighth
annual session was formally opened by
Grand Sir Busbee. The session was inn
mediately adjourned, however, to allow
the representatives to participatein the
parade.
About 5000 Odd Fellows were in line
and the parade was reviewed by ut
least 10000 people. The cantons were
by far the most imposing part OF the
procession. This evening the Sovereign
Grand Lodge officers and representa-
tivea attended the theatre in n body.
Tomorrow the election Of officers will
occur. Grand Sire Charles M. Busbee,
according to precedent, will be succeed'
cd by Deputy Grand Sire O. Campbell,
Of London, Ontario.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
HARRIsoN's REGRETS.
Tho Presidents Touching Message to the
Commander of the @. 4. Il.


Commander of the @. a. IL.
wAsHINoToN, D. O., Sept. 19.-Gen-
eral Palmer has received the following
from President Harrison:
LOON LAKE, n. Y, Sept. 10, 1892.
To Gen. John II Palmer. Commandertn. Chit G.
L. R.:
had looked forward with much in
terest to the great rehearsal at WASH
ington next Tuesday Of the victors
march Of 1866. would have esteemed
it one OF the highest honors OF my pub
lie life TO have welcomed to the national
capitol and to have received in its his
toric avenue this representative Assem-.
bly, OF the mon who not only saved the
city from threatened destruction, but
made it the worthy political capital OF
an unbroken union. 1t wcnld also have
been one OF the most favored and ten
der incidents OF my private lite to take
these comrades again by the hand, but
all this has been denied me by the in
tervention OF sad and imperative duty,
and can only ask you to give to all my
cordial greetings and good wishes. Ac.
cept my sincere thanks for your very
kind and sympathetic message.
[signedl BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
MRS. HARRIsoN
To bo Removed to Washington In Com.
piianes with her Expressed Desire.

To bo Removed to Washington In Com.
piianee with her Expressed Desire.
LOON LAKE, n. Y, Sept. 19.-It was
announced this morning that the Presi-
dent and family had definitely deter
mined on the removal OF Mrs Harrison
to Washington tomorrow. "Yes, it is
true" said DR.. Gardper, "that Mrs.
Harrison is to be removed to Washing
ton tomorrow. She has constantly ex-
pressed a strong desire to 60 to Wash
inpton, aud the President and other
members of the family are also anxious
to have her taken there, provided 1t
can bo done with any degree OF safety.
DR.. Trudeau, OF Saranac, said this morn
ing that he found Mrs. Harrison very
much improved. In view OF the fact
that the President and his family wish
her removal to Washington, 1t has been
decided to move her now, instead OF at
a later period, because in two or three
days her condition might not permit
her removal.