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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12
MoUNDsvlLLE.
a miscellaneous Meinn:s o; Minor Nat.
tors from Mnrsllnll,a NIetrooniI..

''' 1900
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,,rs from ,I,,r.hnii,. ,,s.rann,t, !
rha ,,l,o,.;aai ,ass..,,. .,.a,,,.a.
al III; ~ ~ ~ III, Io ta.;y Nus eona.aes
ri" To- t co. n as' ~. Go. ruliE y,
plant 10 be nut in md with thn Fort
Wnyno Elrciric Comnnnv Fort Wovnc
Indiana, for tbo now dvnnmo Tho nn.
dino will ia nno Tmr,irnI ond ,won,v.
iivo horso nowor AMI ia ,n,. iynnr'5o
viii have n conacit" NJ 156n Ii~hts 'Ihc
contract for 4 boiler for Tho nav" sS plant
has not yet been placed. Work on Tho
new plant will bu pushed with yicor.
Tho Miniu, and Nn,r,,c,rr;,,c om.
pany has ennlovod Daniel Yountcn Of
Cameron. rS ynncrol smncrintnnJont oi
lis property IIe wifi have entire
supcryision n thc nrone,,v md of tho
improvements being made. Ito will
move his family here 10 live. Ho will
begin, next week, the construction OF
bridge over PARIS run at tho Elm
street crossing, near the lumber ward OF
McGregor & Co., +.
Tho Buainrton inat;t,,o ior tho cure
OF the liquor and morphia habits re.
coived some now patients Yesterday.
John Brooks, sr., who was a slave 10
whisky for many years, Is out in n
strong testimonial setting forth the
good that diamond moss has dono him.
A nloasont n,r,y ,o,s;s,;,, Of AI;ssos
Ellie Bardall, Maldo Jefferson, Annie
llooton, Jane Blake, and Mr.. Oscar
Bonar went over 10 Be!laire Thursday
night to attend the lecture given by
Russell H. Conwell. The party was
chaperoncd by Mrs. II. y. Higgins.
The Young Mems Elkins club mot
last night and made nominations for the
various offices in the club. Three tick.
OTIS were put in tho field and n booth
will.bc prepared to give tho members
Of the club m opportunity to try the
new ballot law.
Perry Tracy, who lives with his laugh.
ter, Mrs. G. c. Quinn, died yesicr-
dry OF dropsy and heart trouble. lEc
was at ono time employed by busi-
ness mon OF Wheeling as nightwatcll-
man. lilo was thus engaged for over
twelve years.
A slight break in the electrical cur
rent occurred Wednesday night caused
by break III the machinery at the
plant. 1t was promptly repaired and
light restored. The duplicate plant
VIII prevent any Inconvenience from q
break-down.
The Epworth League OF tho NJ. q.
church IS preparing to give an enter
ta!nment Mt the opera house. The fact
that 1t is under the auspices OF this ex-
t ttnt oiE'hn]as'on Is ample assurance
Ina. ~ WIZ w an ot!oyaoic "ia'r.
Wm. McConley' who sold hil stock OF
n;il s.lIrs 1ilhe aso, mas az,
Tiucu ~ as"ii eiiI i IN 9ho lheTcaht.io
s Uusis ~ m;S Tte s.anu On iMe'i.,l
about Anril " ~ ~
wr1 n r.;
tho IN M p Dtr,,srae; s auyance aschs u
PconIo horo viii ho onto nr hv.this
excellent comnonv nnyt wcnk Miss
Putnam is 1uitr n farorito hcrn
cbor,os bunIon 1,.o srror;nto,dort
ri thn Gr,fton.IVhoni;nc bron OH ~ S'tLo
RIG0 Int now General sunorintendont
OF tho Rock Island system, was here
yesterday. rs
Misses Maggie and Cora Walton gave
4 pleasant party at theie home on Sew
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thrivin
City-PcrsonaI and Industrial.

Accidents and Incidents in that Thriving
City-PcrsonaI and Industrial.
Mr.. John Turner, the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh ticket agent who recently re-
signed, will enter Bailic's ticket office
III Wheeling next week at considerably
larger salary. Mr.. A. J. Van Pclt, tho
operator, viii succeed Mr.. Turner.
Standard Council No. 50, Jr. 0. U. A.
W, went 10 Pleasant Grove last night
in body to institute new council,
called "Ivanhoc."
Our prices are the lowest, our meat
strictly fresh. Bacon and hams OF our
own curing, lard and sausages OF our
manufacture. Yinglings Hanover meat
market.
Rev. L. D. Morse, OF tho Baptist
church, will preach in the Opera House
tomorrow night. There will DO good
music.
The Peasc township Republican prim-
airy will be held at the mayors office
this afternoon from 9 to o'clock.
Peculiar People" will DO tho subject
Of the talk OF Mr.. Charles S. Morrison
in the Y. NJ. G. A.to-night.
Miss Lena Connelley, of Clinton, West
Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
King, OF the Third ward.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
age at J. Williams grocery, on Wash
ington street. Eow-o
Mr.J. Z. uaues Left yesterday for
Washington. d. c.. and othnr n1storn
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West Virginia. Pensions.

SD'ciGi Dispatch 10 thc Lntc!iJencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March ll.-West
Virginia pensions: Original-Hcnry G..
Blancy Hezekiah Tate, Peyton Newman,
Robert Blake, Geo. W. Wilcs, John w.
Barton. Wm. Erwin. Additional
Isaac n. Crawford, Samuel Hawkins,
Lindsey L. Smith. Geo. W. Moore, Eli
Henderson, Francis NJ. Jones. Supple
Mental-AQuilla Gilbert. Increase.
Vim. c. Marsh. Observation-Disclosures Z.
Sattcriield, Joseph Cummings. Orisi-
nal widows-Sarah E. Watkins, Sarah
+. Wise. Martha K. Hall.
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lnvsnli.n

Tho speaker was Mr. Frank Curtis, Of No. 1866
High street. Wheeling. ~ do not remember
the exact dute when my trouble began, but 1t
dates back about twenty years. as near as can
tell anything about H." continued Mr.. Curtis.
MY iathcr saws was ran over by Il wagon on
the streets OK baltimore, when was n snail
child. almost died from tho pnects OF my In.
Iurcs, but, on rcganing my health ngaln, was
LEFT deaf In both ears. remaining thus until No.
Yember ], lS0l, when called on DrA Copeland
& He'll and placed myself under their care.
had continual ringing and roaring, and sounds
IN my ears similar TO that Of train OF cars, and
ut times terrible pain In my head s,sg
"Catnrrh finally set In and my nose would
stopupso tight TINT was compelled 10 breathe
through my mouth to get mir. Constant drop
ping o! mucous from my head into mythront,
kept me hawking and splitting most OF the
time, Two years 0so my nose and throat got SO
BAD, would frequently cough so hard would
spit blood aS Il result. llna no appetite, ind
Whnt did cat disagreed with me, tHuging terri
bio paint In my stomach, bowels and back. l
grew 81 weak and emOcldted Twas hardly able
10 work. would feel more tired In the morn ing
thail the night before on going TO bed. can
now cut good, square meal aud relish 1t. can
10 hard days workwith pleasure, which wal
continual drag heretofore; can hear AN Orli.
nary conversation and can heartily recommend
my ono suffering ns have done, 10 try those
eminent specialists ut No. ll2l Main Street and
bc relieved,
The above statement eau be easily verified at
llCG High street. Wheeling.
DOCTORS COPELAND, & BELL have located
permanent offices Gt I'LL Main Street, Wheeling.
W. Va, where they treat with success all curablc
cases. O!licc hOurS-9 TO II o. H.. to r. III. und
7to9p. III. Sundays 8 n. IN. TO IL m. aud to !.
p. III. Speclnltics-Catarrh and diseases oi,the
Eye. Ear, Throat aud Lungs. Consultation free
Address NIL mail 10 DRS COpEEANDif BELL
III Main street Whccling. W, Va.
Treatment. including medicine. s. month.
10 The ollicc OF DES. COPELAND & HE'LL Is not
connected III anyway with my other Offices in
Wheeling Please REMEMBER THIS ~.
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Special Dispatch 10 III: Int,iiqncsr.
CALDWELL. O., March ia special
election was held here this afternoon 10
decidcwhethcr the. saloonsshould longer
exist within the corporation. The dives
were successful, carrying the day by Il
vote OF one hundred and iifty-seven to
siSty-eight. This will settle tho qucs-
ton Tor two years at least.
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insurrccs,on Mt Ceara.

New YoRE, March ll.--Captain Thorn
as' OF the steamship Amazon, which ar
rived to-day from Para, reports that
while Mt Ceara, February l6, an insur-
fection broke out in that city. The
governor being very unpopular, large
number OF cadets and soldiers lombard
cd the palace OF the governor, complete
y destroying it. A great many build
ihsi and much property were DESTROYED.
several persons were killed and q num-
Der wuundcd M = -
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runs the old saying, and everything
mat ever makes part OF any organ OF
INC body must reach its place therein
through the blood. Therefore, if the
S!ood is purified and kcptin good con-
H:!tloM b: tho usc OF Hoods Sarsaparilia.
y necessarily follows that the benefit OF
me medicine is impaired to every organ
81 81 the body. Can anything be simpler
man tho method by which this oxcel-
, ,ent medicine gives good health TO all
VINO will try it fairly and patiently?
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Ohio Appointments.

StoctGi Dis1GtGt 10 l,s InicYiJsncr
Columns, O., March 11.-Governor
Mckinley has announced the appoint
mtnt OF Henry 3. Brown, OF Athens
county, as a member Of tho board OF
trustees OF the Ohio University, vice A.
q. Brown, OF the same place, resigned.
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Ohio NepnhI!cnn f.ea.;nnc.

HnId! DlSpdIch 70 the lnftHWelrcF
COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-The organ
izing committee OF tho Ohio Republican
league is in session here. Work of.the
next campaign was mapped out and
Preparations arc bein. made to attend
the national convention. Governor
Mckinley will be escorted TO Minneap-
oils by. the Ohio league. A "crics OF
special trains will convey the Ohio
league clubs to the convention.
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NEWARK, n. j., March ll.-Police
Justice Hayes this morning issued q
warrant for the arrest OF tho Rev.
Joseph Ali, assistant priest at the Italian
Catholic church who is charged with
committing IN indecent assault upon
nlnG.ycar-old Marie Barila n pupil in
the Italian parochial school. The father
oil the child sought the priest at his
residence that night, threatening to kill
MN. The priest cannot be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

Trenton, n. j., March 1.-THE bill
ratilying the Reading railroad combina-
I nc has passed thcscnate by a vote OF
10 10 o. II now goes to tho governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

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. DIV
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Postmastcr .ippointcG.

SptciG! Dispatch 10 he LiciiqcUccr.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March Ill. R.
hnot's has been appointed postmaster
at Minnora, Calhoun county. &.
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= New YoEE, March 11.GArchbishop
lorHgan received an official letter this
morning from Rome announcing The ap-
pIrolntment OF Monsignor Mcdonnell as
bishop OF Brooklyn.
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LANCASTER, Pa, March 1.-THE works
OF the Miller Soap Company, Yacker
and Bro. proprietors, this city, were do
SS'Foyed by fire early this morning.
Loss 81, 1000; insurance $4,000.
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Edw.L. Rose q Co. arc daily receiving
the latest output in Bicycles They arc
also selling secondhand Sewing Ma
chimes at marvelously low prices.
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
iIr. Frank Cprti, States lis Case
J III Full.
Tho Following Is Ills Trus Statement
III Da!a,l.

Twenty years ia u long time, is 1t
not? But 1t is Mt leas. that long since
that my trouble dates back, that l have
carried the burden Of misery within
mvsolf.n
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Special Dispatch TO he Intciligcaccr
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 3D.. r.
IL. Lefty has been. appointed ms pension
examining surgeon at Weston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-12

New Orleans, 'withha area OF: 227
square miles, covers more ground than
any other city in the United States.
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Hike Their Nnmc.

Strawberry Hams have no equal for
lusciousness and dclicacy OF flavor
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TO IET.

Manufacturing building. four stories.
Substantial Brick building on public wharf,
Just across the street from railroad depot
store room. 1861 Market street, room glxl3).
Store room. 1875 Main stree. VIII PIT SINE
in good condition = -
Fourroomel dwelling, No. lG South York st.
Eirc.roomcd dwelling. No 10 South broadway,
Three.roomcd dwelling, No. los Virginia 81.
SiX'rooned dwelling No 20j North York st
street
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J. 3. Smith, Esq, will be nominated
for city solicitor this evening. Hunter
Armstrong who was FIRST talked OF, not
being eligible.
Tho Democratic city primaries will be
held this evening, and their convention
next Tuesday evening. T5s s-sse5,..ss :;
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FOR SALE.


No. l?l Sixteenth street ..,.............,..s $3.50
40 WI Moon' street ".".... 100
No. HIl| Wood LOO
building site OIL Chaplnc 1T - by iS2 feet,
building sltp OIL Chaplne ST, 60 by 49, feet
Five ro0ncd house and two lots. M,lcr's
addition TO Mclicchen. building for
manufacturing purposes central and
=, desirable local lion 5000
No. ??6 Sixteenth 5000
Chanline street property 5000
Chnpine street property. 300
No, 20 North Front street, building sltc
DOSNO ......., ........,,,,.,, $500
Dcvcderc lots from SlDJ 10 500.
New house at Elm Grove, eight rooms, two
attic rooms and cellar, ground Gjxl79
ieet, pE!Ce s,t1)
No. 6S Thirty,rSt street. ................,., $500
Market street property. 1901
Chapinc street residence. ................. ljOO)
Fourteenth street residence. ....,,, 5000
Fourteenth street residence. 5000
no. $50 Main ..,............- 260)
no. 2tS Main strcct................. ......... 2Oj
no. .Oo WOODS stroot ..-........".....,...- 1,T0)
NO: lO2) McColloch street. 500
:, Two lots on South Front street.
No. % Ohio strGet.............. ,,,.,,,,, ai))
WANTED.
Iostofllco address OF soldiers md their widows
who have not yet applied for pension.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-10
INDEPENDENT oANDIDArEs.

The organ of Kelly, Crimmins 81 Co.
quotes Traffic Manager Leeds as saying that
The Traffic Association does not propose TO
form third party. Possibly the n0mina-
tion Of candidates by petition would not be
considered the organization of a new party.
Candidates may be placed before the people
with or without the aid Of a convention.
The Code (Seciion 1866 defines a convention
within the meaning of the act TO be an or
ganized assemblage of delegates represent
ng a political party which, at the last cleo
zion before the holding OF such convention,
DOlled at least three per cent OF the entire
vote Of the State, county, district or other
Official division for which the nomination
Is made. The second succeeding section
provides that candidates may be placed on
the official thy petition, five per cent 0
the voters being required TO make petition
valid. The plan provided for in section
ll8S may rot be considered as the formation
Of third party, but the candidates nomina-
I'D by petitions may poll larger vote than all
others combined. If the Traffic Association
proposes TO provide candidates its first move
meBt will be the nomination of candidates
Tor the Legislature by petition. The Legis-
lture is the stronghold Of the Southern Pa
ific. That body elects United States Sena-
crs. and may hold the power to enact laws
liking the rates OF railroad charges for pas
senger and freight transportation. 1t Is ex-
pected that the Legislature to be elected in
November will submit a constitutional
amendment abolishing the Railroad Com
mission and devolYiDg the power the COM
mission has held upon the Legislature. Of
course, members nominated by the Southern
Pacific viii not take such action. The rail-
road company wants the Railroad Commits
on continued. 1t has had the benefit of
twelve years Of faithful service by that body,
and will exercise its Influence 10 extend lis
lease Of power The Traffic Association
should 90 into politics TO win. or keep out.
IL cannot expect to win with Legislature
nominated by the Southern Pacific Com
pany. Both parties are expecting aid from
the railroad company. and in return will
We the railroad a voice in their respective
inventions.
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THE RAILROAD PROSPECTS.

Just as soon as we get through belng
squeezed out Of our earnings by the Cehirai
and Southern Pacific Railroad managers
we shall see that California VIII pe2ih Aei
career of prosperity. We have large ter
ritorv. enough 10 constitute several States
eopal in size to those now enjoying the
greatest prosperity, situated east OF the
Nississippi River. Much of this territory
is rich in varied productions. Does any
person who takes time to consider the situa-
ton believe that four or five men like Stan
ford and Huntington will be able to block
up the avenues which lead to and from Cali
fornia for all time to come, ana Oiast the
prospects of this fair State? we surely do
not. Our territory is capable when moder-
ately exploited of supporting ten or fifteen
millions of people. Then again here is To-
Gated San Francisco, which has one of the
most cOmmodiOus harbors in the world
the only harbor in fact of much i'm
portanee for 5000 miles. Are the future
prospects of this city 10 be blasted
Are we to be ruled continually by a
few knavish politicians under the auspices
Of three or four persons who have become
infatuated by their success in obtaining
money from too patient peoplep cannon
MA has began a struggle which VIII feie"se
ler from thralldom which astonlshes
Eastern people. They cannot understand
now a population which has bullt up
great commonwealth should permit such
condition OF affairs TO exist for single day
IS they know we have endured for many
years past. Our citizens may so act as to
throw off corrupt rule speedily, or we may
settle down aud submit for awhile longer to
he rule of plunderers We shall have
other railroads, however, even If we are so
weak as TO permit ourselves to be ruled by
Buckleys. Kellys and Crimminses, for the
great railroads which are headed this way
will not stop where they are when there are
such prospects on this coast in the near
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GETTING RoUSp THE DOLLAR rTx.r.


- lot Of a ssai estasa owner in Saa
cisco new is not altogether a happv
ia most parts Of the city The marker
E7-1a Of SucL property is not improving, hde
Oh ne Assessors books the valuation israp-
i1l5 going pp. The assessed vslue this year
Is s340 e00,G00 az inst S31l. So 9T9 in 1897
This increased Valuation IS largely fictitious
Tiers are favored localities IL which market
values have increased. hut these would not
probably cover o8s-i0orth c. the reat prop
erty Ct Tbs city. Assessor Siebe gives as an
SO f1T Ills increase that last year the
ara OF Equalization added natsri-
he local assessment. The State
VIII doCbtless acknowledge ITS ohii-
70 me Assessor fer taking IA M
job Of its hands. II would re-
very close ms pection Of the assess
o ooks 70 determine whether the in
80 ssazsaA = la=e- sfftts OF 4 pfif-
- lsing low assessments up to t.n aver
age or ~ Ds.- gcse TO add somehow to the
am0oet ~ the assessment roll II the
acrmer is Assessor work is 70 be com
Enc15l. Without doubt large estates have
- sei4s lsEaDees been uRderYalaed. One
11sssssoT iIas taken the yaluatlon OF bis
predecessor as correct and passed Il on to BIZ
successor. efaeial likes to MAKE power
1cleneulies. BE MAKES AaousH II the coarse
o. ais term witbept shoudering tie sins Of
Eis predecessors.
It IS shrew0ly suspected that the demands
OF he several heads Of departments have
had lore 70 do with the increased assess
Inent than fear OF what the State Board of
Equalization may 10. II is well known hat
tie departments wanted about g PER cent
more money than could be allowed them
without departure from the dollar limit
en- Increase Of the nGsIs g. taxation hes
the same resG!t as Ali Increase in the rate.
a levy of . yer cent on $50, o0G, ooe produces
the same amount OF money as per ceas on
$40. 000o00 Increasing values beyond /.
paying point Is quite as cbigciinn ahia rs N
increase in the Fes6-oI taxation.
The basis Of s25b eoo 90, which is OBJ
served tais yea, eey bs changed next year.
AT present, with tbs assessed property
amounting to s540.oo9 go, tie tax levy is
really but S2A cents on the dollar. Tho
special taxes authorized by the IegfsiarBfe
make I'D the rate to one dollar. Bur the
taxes may be increased next year. With
S340,0oe,ooe of property q sight it viii be
mere likely TO DO increased Thar if tbs
assessment had sbown less thaa S5J0.oye. 00e.
ias beads Of Departments VIII not get mols
this yea by an increase n tAe assessments
roll, but : foundation ma, hsva been aid
Ter farsseE revenue next gSgE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-10
GOING THROUGH coNyEN mons.

We do rot suppose that the executive
committee Of the Traffic Ass0eia:fan need
Information ns to ths Influences which have
II years past procured seEtiaa ljons in the
conventions OF bo'h szfises. The p3ljtfeai
agent CT the Southern Pacific Company has
passed upon all aspirants before their
names we're presented 10 tho conyen-
ton. IN most eases the convention Womb
e grafioDsly permitted &C choose between
two aspiFants, both ef whom we're sceant.
able TO the Southern Pacific. TIE CORPORA
ton has also let Two or three departments
of the Superior Court faii n men II eouIe nor
control. Two or three departments en-, Of
Twelve coUld not DO the company nue., harm.
But he line has been dawn more eIosely on
asDlrantS f0f seats IN tie Legislature. Some
ABSOLUTELY independent meu have received
nominations from interior counties. but the
number hiss bsen small Blsdsoe OF Unta-
laidt WAS little lonely 20 times in TIE ls-s
Assembly. But 2naoxf ma iots OF asso.
ciates. The executive comnittee Of ~
Traffic Association nou saws that inag-
pendent nominations may 10 Dertsserv IN
certain city districts Is Il possible for a
man TO get through Crimmins, Kelly & Co.
convention WHOM The TrsfIls Associa lior
can rely upon in apy contest With The Sou.f
err Paelhc2 When Buckley was doing
work OF The Southern Pacific, did he lei az
independent aspiranis through Democrat
convention? The Crimmins and Kelly Urn,
are new likely to be as completely in CONT
OF ihe Republican county convention as
B1c4isy was Of the Democratic. WIlI the
Traffic Association succeed BY picking cut
here and there district 10 which TO put up
an independent cam i5stea We very much
sinunf n frsf