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work SusPsnAeA TlM October First.
Work on The Carrabelle, Tallahassee and
Georgia railroad has been Suspended until
the first Of October. by consent Of the
general attorney OF the railroad. Mr.. w.
4. Simmons, Ut New York. The recent
heavy rains have submerged tho country
through which the construction will have
70 be made % that the water In many
places b knee deep.
Mr. Davidson, the head Of the lirm OF
contractors Tor the work. contracted In
consequences = severe illpess and HE physi-
clans cautioned him that II would be
suicidal for him 70 remain there and M
duci operations.
Wcsk viii be resumed on the nrsf Of
Oeto6sf md pushed with De came yigos
that his characterized I'll ths7opsrasions Of
this company. s
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Thursday afternoon about $50 O'Clock
Ars. d. B. Aeginnis and her daughter Miss
Sallie. who reside about three miles north.
west oftown. were returning home from .
visit in the city and while going out Nc
Carly street, west, the horse became
frightened and commenced to run. Miss
Meginnisa, who was driving. turned the
animal into Bronough street and he dashed
madiy on until he reached The corner Of
Tennessee. A sudden turn 10 the right
caused the buggy TO tip throwing the unfor-
iuDate ladies violently to the ground.
Miss Salli- Tell hesd frst against 8 dry
goods box, Standing in front OF John Shep-
paFd's ssora sustaining ssvers bruises and
scfatchee. about the left aide oftha lace and
bruising her shoulder badly. Nn. Megin-
mss vas more tortuoate and escaped con-
paraiively unhurt. Those who Witnessed
the accident say that only the interposition
Of Providence prevsated Tho ladies ftom'
being killed By the terribls IAN. One
wheel Of the bagu was splin,ersd, while
The hcrss escaped with sound shakiax
an. tss $50
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The Hon. AS. Mann and A. p. Bad

The Hon. AS. Mann and A. 2. Basl
the leaders Of the third party naoss1l
in this state. came up from MonticslIp
the early train Friday morning.
addressed the alliance men Of JelDsEs
on Thursday, but this paper has rslla
that Attorney General
mar and Mr.. TurnbalL literally ~
the floor with them IN joint debats
gentlemen were not very oonspi6u
while in this city, which i entirly
eign to the Hon. always Silent -.
They evidently considered their nnia1ks
airy work in old Leon - nseleas, Cor, -
the Arab, they silently folded thsir -
and took the next train out Of To
Leon county has no use for third past
ties.
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The grading Of Boalevard street 10 iron,
q The ciiy cesaeaery, ~ the iofcs Of The
street. contractor. has BEEN the canse ar d.
lseiopmsnss unite assonishing u thoss who
Do M know that the street, and the lon
opposite. were 0nce the cite Of ~ aneienf
busying- ground.
Old graves. carefully bticked up, have
bssA nneasthed, end 10 ono, The alnoss con.
plsts skelstOn Of . human bsing was mn
covered, Tho boues decayed, but still
recognizable, were enclosed ID brick-wosk.
which elso contained she remnant ii 8
wooden o,lan. These renains mast hays
bssn ovsfloOked when tho genernl rsrncvai
took plaos y naks ready ~ the opeaine
q ~ sirssi, long pears no, md 1T consse
= sae ON al o whom ihey Opce -
l0nnsd.
~ ccnssacior y renaovlng - spsplns
la1s q - avsaues of she ce,asissy, nd
ng hsa jder md. much mors en-
lnl rs the purpose tor which they
Isse i1tsnd. !
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V0G @0O008AOO0H 0SAOOy0.
The state board Of education was in
session this week.
The interests Of the State Normal Col
lege at DeFuniak Springs were consid-
cred Miss L. A. Reeves, second assist
ant, resigned, and Miss Victoria Hulse.
third assistant, was elected to I'LL her
place; and Miss Jennie Grant Of this
city was elected to the place of third as
sistant.
Prof II. N. Felkel was retained a.
president, and Prof. T. w. Caution "A
first assistant.
This school for the training Of teachers
is doing 30 excellent work. and many of
Fiorida's own young men and women
are embracing this opportunity for equip
ping themselves as teachers.
The State Normal and Industrial Col
lege for Colored Students was found 10
be in % excellent condition. The teach
ers were retained, except in the depart
ment Of agriculture and experimentation,
and q colored man from the Guelph Ag-
ricnltural College Of Toronto, CAN, was
elected to that place.
This college is maintained cnisfly by
aa appropriation from congress, ont Of
FUNDS, the proceeds Of the sale Of lands
taken from railroads failing to ooanplyj
With terms Of charters, and grants Of
land.
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Through ths courtesy 81 III. WiIsou,
agent a ~ Southern Exprs Conpnny,
> repastsr - IL HLoaInGAHNas snGblsd
% obtain tls Following statissics ftcm he
rsccrdu q HI - = regard % IL Pr
crop. IL shipnsate mp 70 July 10
asnOuntsA = 80 hnrEslk einos thsn,
MP 70 yslssy nornine. 11l7 harrsls
bsve - shlped making ! gira.d total
shippsd by this eonapany aions ~ lo1s
b6sfsls; asiding g thls atout q ~ oeak
shipped ~ ~ tailrond eonnr Nill
swell The total - boo0 heszss g. Iound
Evsn = % pr barrst Whloh1
= . ioH sstimnk 4 win bfinE lnto Len
'ounty over "a 90 which 4 Is lnsan
tam a this dni asol
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Il has pleased the Supreme Rnlo
the Ueiysrse to remove from III
d sor~ow and roubls to fhs -
md beauties add peace II Is
home, our friend and broehef,
BAHR. ~
While We bow in humble suhc
70 His divine wisdom, We cannal
but express oar sorrow that TIKI
shall no moro be able to feel hin 81
clasp Of hand, hear his chesriAe -
and be encouraged By hin kindly
In the prime Of life he pasesd 49,.
true man, kind friend and 5 loyin
band This branch extends g th4
rowing wife and family its sinosto
psthy, trusting tn It the suppress
win in His Infinite mercy assuAf
grief of the heart- ,rokeae S
that she viii be enabled TO ssy Niff
with "A unfsigned trust 10 Hia n
sThy will be done. oh Lord y
Resolved that page Ia oar minnle
inscribed 70 his memory; that ths .
Of this branch be drAped Ia moareli
thirty days; that . copy of this sxg1
Of Our condolences be transmalts
widow and publbhed Ia the 1ocaI
And the "Problem Solved the
organ Of the order. 81. DfkNq
Z. @. &
CHAA 3
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O8 As0N0o - ~ - -
4 nnmbsrcf msmbsEs q tho I. o. o. r
g tits city isft Thursday aessrnooa Sos
1koetieell0 p institnts NV ioake,Nos
fa, mare .strieth spsakine. . rssur-
rect - odooe. Among thoss Who vsnA
wsrs 1lssssa. A. J. Fish, ". d. CAancey.
A. 0tsln Hsnry Rsrnnutsr, !.
Bsrihasdt Pm I. Roberts, J. q, Col.
lina. ]. g. Collins, Max Elaeaasr, Df. Z.
>. PhilbEiok and Han = Bntlr.
1he peEty rsturned Iki1ay nAogai.e
Nj sost 3 eIoEic1s tiAa. QstlI q IL
laie - 81 - : -
1ndatDs wsrs inittat m = uaauyl
lcrss - sslig - nl,ns Acnox. 4
rhsrs = ioss t,lan osilinasy izlears1t
u thiS orr 81 JslIbreon.
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@ b o. 4 n e.
! 4 & ~ - - ~ B Z.
phiA q 49, 81 80 nnllsr - = -
1asnt = - UnivsrsAl Hospital ters.
Hs Nas aocompanied ct - tine by his.
wifo.
Mr. Basr lad besn suffering from
dropsy for Ioug time. Last spring he
took trip to the mountains and returned
somewhat recuperated, and he expected
confidently to get permanent cure q
Phiiadelphia-but IMAM presses and God
disposes.' -
Mr. Baer was one of the truest mon
that ever lived. Ten years ago, when
the writer first became acquainted with
him and learned to honor, respect and
love him, he was the very picture Of
health and manhood. To his friends he
was true 90 steel; to his enemies, Of which
he had few, charitable; to the weak and
oppressed he had always an open hand
and word Of cheer; to his devoted wife
he was an exemplary husband. He made
friends wherever he went. His genial
disposition, kindness of heart, yet with
all, manliness of spirit, endeared him to
all his associates in life. For many years
he was conductor on Florida railroads,
beginning with the old ]. P. q NJ, after
wards the Florida Railway and Naviga--
ton Company, and ending with the Flor
ida Southern, when the incipiency of the
disease compelled him to quit the road in
1891. During all this time he won tho
highest respect and praise from his supe-
riors.
In March, 1892, he engaged in the
liquor business in this city, associated
with Mr.. Herman Ball He was, how
ever, only passive partner in the bust
ness, his illness preventing him from par
t.,ipating in its active management.
In January, 1885, he was married to
Miss Fannie E. Cohen Of this city, who
is left to mourn his loss. Though know
ing the dangerous nature of his illness he
bore it with manly fortitude, never utter
ing word of complaint to his loved
ones, and when death finally ended his
struggles only the pain.drawn features
of the deceased testified to the tension
that had been put upon his system.
His body was conveyed to Jacksonville
where deceased had spent the greater
portion Of his life. and there inferred in
consecrated ground in the beautiful jew
ish cemetery. The funeral was q very
large one. The religious ceremonies were
conducted by Mr.. Jacob Burkheim, ST.,
lay reader Of the Ahaveth Chased congre-
CATION, after which the Knights Of
Pythias, of which deceased was . mem.
Der, performed their impressive ceremo.
eies. Mr.. Baer was also member Of the
Iron Hall Branch No. 1885 Of this city.
Elsewhere will be found the expression
F'ef their coincidence. =
bereaved widow and the immedi-
sate family Of the deceased have the sin.
eoere sympathy Of tho FLoRD1AH, which
echoes the sentiments of the Iron Han
Branch OF this city.
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sss r. - ~ |sSl Il
II T 1|ii
ID D 3 rs !! + I
M r. e |1 !.
=
II tls q s'
kspn1 ~ tls & s. y II; 6e,,DIss, llsel.
children, - u q I q cool plac.a
md finding -, 81, u very -
ss6t Teresa con,es viii 5 sound 81
plaahing waters M bzacing brseEsa and
calm content and rsss.
Typical a. The lovely lady whose mama
aha bears, Sc. Teresa sits sweetly placid
beside the summer ssa, cloEhsd II sofk
raimsnt Of shimmering sunshine, calm.
cool and beautiful, inviting her devotees
to share her restful pleasures, her mildly
exciting sports, her daily bath In the
cleaning. healih-giving waters, her On.
trancing marine scenery, her refreshing
breeses, her invigorating atmosphere and
her social enjoyments.
The sterner sex, released for time
from all the anxieties and perplexities of
busy, hum-drum life in mart and Office
and field, arrayed in neglige costume be-
fitting their period Of relaxation, indulge
in quiet games or loll about in hammocks:
or sit under the shady wharyes idly In
viting stray fish to bite at dangling
bait or depart on little expeditions after
crabs, CLAIMS and shells, and mild adven-
ture; or sail dreamily over the glitterin g
Gulf; or entertain the ladies with wild
tales or ancient jokes.
The ladies, far away from fashions
rigid rule, abandon .tstyle'' and stroll
about in COOL loose, flowing drapery,
that only enhances their charms, reading,
sewing on button hero and there, tax
ing brief but noisy lessons in rowing, or
Glad in charming bathing costumes tempt
the rough embraces Of tho fascinating
surf, or sit on the broad verandas in the
cool evening and make night musical
with song.
And the childrenl Who can estimate the
incalculable benefit the little ones receive
from visit to the seashoree They come
to their patron saint weak, adroopy." and
debilitafed with the summer heat and the
monotony Of home surroundings; they
enter at once into rich season OF new and
varied delights- They spend the daylight
hours In the bracing air and In the cooling
waters. They run, they swim, they drive,
they pick up Shells they get a. brown %
buns and - robust 40 animals. They fish
and gather CLANS, and 60 a-crabbing, and
a-sailing, and a-rowing; and % soon % the
sun goes down they go to bed, and spend
from ten to twelve long hours in blessed,
dresmiess sleep, rising for their morning
dip into the sea refreshed and strengthened.
With ample and most comfortable &C
commodations; with safe and easy trans-
pOrtation via St Marks add the good
steamer Walkatomics; with ils numberless
elements of astraciiveness. with III.
Brummigin In tbe 0flce Of the great hotsl,
and AMiss Eva" in charge Of its Internal
arrangements and devoted TO the comfort
Of ito every guest, and with thoughtfnL
kindly Captain Blackwell. exercising con-
slant care and supervision over Ill, ST.
Teresa b the Mecca Of the weary, heated
people Of Southwest Georgia and Middle
and West Florida, and richly deserves the
universal praises bestowed on her By all
who know her.
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IN 81 IN HI
- auizl,l ". sss,' IL 81 G
Hon. y I'd y j. j b. M, - -
6 I. Isnpa vsss ~ s,srsi| il the 81 -,
this nreea Rs
?. g. Wllson, he su.vs manager Il the
g Marks = beanery'' paid Tallahassse !
short visit this week.
CHARACTERISTICS Of Hoods Sarsaparilla:
The largest ssle. The most merit, he
greatest cures Try It, and realize ito bsne-
fits.
Prof. n. N. Felkel, principal Of the State
Normal College At DeFnniak, was In the
city this week visiting his many friends
here.
Il would like to sound the praise Of
HOODS Sarsaparilla over the entire uni
verse, writes Mrs. Longenecker of Union
DEPOSIT, Penn.
Ed Roberts, . colored carpe oter and
caDinet-maker has opened an undertaker's
establishment on the corner of Tennessee
and Adams streets.
The street committee of the ci,y. Of
which Mr.. w. A. Rawls is the able chair.
man, has commenced the cutting of weeds
on the public streets.
Mrs. W. A. Chandler and little Bess lef,
Wednesday for short visit 10 friends in
Akron, Ohio. They viii probably extend
their trip TO Philadelpbia.
The FLoRIDIAN is indebted I'd Mr.. J. q.
Collins, proprietor of the Tallahaseeean 70,
courtesies extended this Office this week on
account Of a break down OF our press.
80 barrel crates OF egg plants were shin.
ped north in the last week by Mr.. WINS.
tier. II is reported that this crop has net.
ted Mr.. Whistler over 1900.
n. N. Bowen, in the St James h,oca
has what the people want-what thew
need-what they must have-so oner o,
later. Call and see what he has 10 ofe,
you.
Mr.. 4. 81. Godfrey, who for several
years past has been faithful employe
OF the T. G. = P railroad shops, has had
to resign his position and has left this
city with his family for Fernandina, his
former home, whore he hopes the sea all
will recuperate him.
The FLoR1D1AN is happy to be able to
announce that Miss Minnie HART. who
has been confined to her bed for some
weeks with slow fever, is fast recovering
the fever having left her for some days
Miss HART, accompanied by some mem
Der Of her family, will shortly go to St.
Teresa to recuperate.
MIR. w. 81. Gage, the general agent for
Florida Of the Standard Sewing Machine
company, was in the city this week and
paid the FLORIDIAN pleasant call. Mr.
Gage was accompanied by Mr.. r. J. Han
son, grand saehem OF the Florida lode
pendent Order or Red Hen, who il ON
his way to Pensacola to institute q new
lodge there.
The many friends Of Mr.. julius Ball of
this city were glad to see him on the
streets yesterday. Mr.. Ball was Q pas
senger on the ill-fated train No. Q, which
was Wicked ct Drifton Sunday night.
Mr.. Ball has had the peculiar misfortune
that some accident has happened to every
train or steamer on which he happened
to engage passage. Several times he was
hurt, though not severely. Saturday
night he escaped. Early in the week it
was reported that he had concluded not
to trust the Sailro ads any more and was
working his way back to Tallahassee on
his pedal extremities. Whatever truth
there may have been in this report the
reporter was unable 10 learn as Mr.. Ball
positively declined to make a statement
for publication.
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months for fhs tre9fzn6n4 Of xefy sinhAoEA =
Of skin disease, sOnetAinE Mke oezeEnA
state ] txied great many o1Asr NaVefsl1e4 -
oil to no purpose. The OUlECUHA BnnnDue -
the work. ard my BODY Vim 1 co11Menee1 -
absoluse1y covered. j.. p. 0cCGRLNN
pfedmcnE &fn.
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~ no UhmEeAoe T0~30eEoWg.
At the 81. Johass nrch. services VIM .
conducsed ~ hsfeosor Rev. ". n. Gasler
q 10 Am. and 8 pm. B
unsoa ssrvics viii Be hsidas the Essaby-
tsEta cApfch. Rev. Nd. OAldrsal 81 aacs.
1ngfAssstsicea. Preceding q II AN. and .
pa. 81,
A NE Catholic church. nsv. ]. L. Hu-
goa rector. maas and asrmon as can.
eAaechst'cai lnstructioa ~ { pm; vsspsrs
and bsnsdiction q pm. On vesk dsys
mass q 7sl5 am.
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u. G. Y.

There viii be . meeting OF Lamar c.
United Confederate VeterAna o. 8itnr &
August 9Th, u 10 e'clcck @. All coule
are requested and expecsed to atiend
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I. \
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Iiyscldxs b. b. SIIier. i. b. nall III,
Y. q eshrsdsr j: s. Wmthrop, md 6eo-
reeazy n. g. Powell
The businsss trsnsacted waa N sol-.
lows:
4 resolution by Mr. schrader that .
committse Be appointed to take in hand
tne matter Of Q toAacco packing hcuss
Tor the benefit Of Leon county tobacco
industry. The resolution was adopted
and Messrs. Schrader, Lewis and Ball
were appointed . committee and author
lied 70 select two other members Of the
association to cooperate with them in
accomplishing the desired end.
A resolution was also offered by Mr..
Schrader that committee be appointed
for the members Of the board Of trade
and residents of the city owning invest
ments ut St Teresa, to look into the
practicability of having buoys placed in
the harbor and emanuel at James Island.
The resolution being adopted Mr..
Schrader was appointed such committee
to report the result of his Investigations
to the board.
A resolution was also offered by Mr..
Schrader that the board of trade propose
a memorial to our members in congress
to have an appropriation made to clean
rout and clear the St. Marks river from
it's mouth to ST. Marks. of oyster bars
and other distractions, and the channel
buoyed.
The resolution was adopted and Presi-
dent Wilson was appointed chairman of
committee to take the matter in hand,
and authorized to select two other mem-
bers Of the association to cooperate with
him.
A resolution by Mr.. Winthrop was
offered that committee Of this associa-
ton be appointed to confer with or wait
upon the officials of the F. G. & P. railway
system TO take some steps with the com
pany on behalf of this station of the line,
to erect a shed at the passenger station for
the protection of passengers and baggage
from the weather.
The resolution was adopted and Messrs.
Winthrop, Carpenter and Ball were ap-
pointed such committee with full power to
act in the premises
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Lewis
that committee of this association be ap-
pointed 10 take into consideration the mai
ter of the erection OF governors mansion
10 this city.
The resolution was adopted and Mr.. w.
g. Lewis was appointed chairman of q
committee. with power to associate with
him two other members of the association
to cooperate with him In the accomplish
ment Of the desired end.
Chairman Byrd Of the hitching shed
committee. through Mr. schEAder, reported
that the shed on the Bryan lot was com
pleted and in service and that the shed at
the other end Of the city, in conjunction
with the T. l. A., would soon be finished.
The report Of the committee was received
and the committee continued.
Chairman Schrsder Of the committee on
membership reported the names of N. F..
Papy and Raymond Cay. The same were
received and ordered enrolled and the sec
rotary instructed to notify them Of their
election a. members Of the association.
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= TIE complsins Of many poos n,ost,,s
vhc know not whsreso and ssiisf. Hood,s
barsapaiills poesesass iuse ahoss 60
g g s.ssnsih Hhich yna - sasns1aly cssys.
: wsl build you Up. give you = sppstl,e.
s'1ene taen pour stomach and nervss. tn Il
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IN z. = Patton. Rockfprd, III. wriso
ron pesssnai axpsdsnss I g. 80, !.
insnd ~ Wits 6assaps silla. ) cl,rs % n
purs blood md RsnsFsl dasllity
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~ Regular meetings of AUcILLA
S.usExT No. 2, are held the 6rst and third
eeHs.rsdav Ere linc' Of each month, at their
nSse Room, at 8 o'clock. A.. Patriarchs in
vufstending are invited to attend.
'" JOHN BURKHARDT, G. P.
~ r. CHANCEY. Scribe.
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81 .w-Reoulaf me "A sof JACKspN LOngH
- hAld ON &C dist and third MOnAA11
- ssA W. n MCINTOSH, 8scsNtaFn.
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Coldi cold!! cold!!! soda water at
6chrader's.
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rr Regular meetings of LEON LoDaR
are Held every T6s5day EUesiae, ct their
~ Room. at 8 o'clock Ali Brothers In good
ess4ir9 are invited to attend.
n. CHANoEY, R. 8.
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4 ,r.... m the ID and 9Th Mondaysin each montA,
]. = .,ciock P. II. W. n. McMTosH, HA, Secretary.
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OlnaPLEE, black heads, red, rough, chappe1, =
I'M oily skin cured By CUFIcuRk Scar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-19
"LEADING DEMOCRATS"
Confer on State and National Cam
paign Prospects,

A conference Of Democrats was called
for IL o'clock this morning In room 105
Butler Exchange. A meeting OF the
State Central committee was TO have been
held an hour in advance of the pow-wow
street. DIR. L. +. G.. Garvin of Cumber-
land, Francis w. OReilly, of this city
and Senator Underwood Of Newport were
all there. But u quorum was absent aud
no business was transacted.
These gentlemen had enough to confer
about, so they did not attend the confer
ence at the Butler Exchange.
Among the twelve leading Demo
Gratis who did attend were: Ex-Gov.
John w. Davis, Daniel B. Pond. mayor
Of Woonsocket; Hugh j. Carroll. mayor
of Pawtucket; r. H. Mulholland of PROV
IDENcE, John Palmer, Cranston; Z. j.
Farnsworth. Pawtucket; William B. Col
well. Johnston; Caleb Westcott War
wick; John NJ. Brennan. PROVIDENCE.
Mayor William X. Potter of this
city was not present. 1t may be that he
is not looked upon as leading Demo-
led. Councilman Mccarthy was not
there. neither was ex-City Chairman Car
roll. Mr.. McNally. who is a leading
Dem ocrat" until the time for distribut-
ing the nominations for offices comes
around, was there several minutes, but
left with. the statement that he would
return. He did not return.
Not u member OF the city committee had
been invited, and 1t follows naturally
that not member of the city committee
was present, as even a RHODE ISLAND
Democrat OF the PROVIDING divisiol may
be expected TO know when he is openly
snubbed.
On a half sheet of writing paper pinned
on the outer door was the scrawl, "Dsmo-
cratic headquarters. A solitary Demo
crat, who looked as lonely as he fel, kept
guard here. His face was expressive Of
the legend Leave all hope behind, ye
who enter here"
sOn the door OF the inner sanctum was
printed In a bold hand "No admittance
except on business" This door hid rom
view the conferees in the room beyond.
Those who conferred did not wear con-
fdent looks when they finally completed
their conference