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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-11
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.

An attractive programme has been
prepared for the entertainment OF the
visitors to-day. The Grand Lodge will
be in session from 10 o'clock until noon
at X. OF P. Hall, No. 1921 Market
street. Mayor c. w. Seabright will de-
liver an address of welcome, followed
by Capt. B. b. Dovener. The reply on
behalf OF the order will be made by
Grand Chancellor, Rev. ]. Z. Cheno-
with, of this city.
The big State parade will take place
at one o'clock this afternoon. At least
ten divisions will participate, and as
many more subordinate lodges. 1t Is
expected that there will be fourteen
lodges in line. Gnstave Modick will
act as chief marshal, and Brigadler-
General Mathers will have charge OF
the Uniform Rank. The line will form
on Chapline street, right resting on
Sixteenth street and will move west to
Market, north to Market and Tenth,
west on Tenth and Main, south on
Main to Twenty-ninth, east on Twenty
seventh to Chsphne, north on Chap
line to Twentieth, west on Twentieth
TO Market, north on Market to Six
teenth, to the w. g. E. G. moter Office.
OUTING AT THE PARK.
Arriving at the motor Office, the or
ganizations will go out to Wheeling
Park to spend the remainder OF the day.
An interesting programme has been
prepared for the entertainment OF the
visitors at the Park. In the evening,
Parkersburg Division, U: R., one OF the
crack drilled organizations OF the State,
will give an exhibition fambeau drill on
Market street, between Twelfth and
Sixteenth streets. This promises TO be
a rare treat, and will be witnessed by a
large crowd.
The committee OF the local lodges re-
quest citizent to decorate generally
along the line OF march of to-day's pa
rade. Messrs. w. T. Wheeler and f.
H. Beck, members Of the Piedmont
Division, came in last night from
Uniontown on their wheels.
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rnn Mnnh of a Kisk.

For fine Photographic work call at
Tappan & Connects.
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zts,, ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW BooKS-NoR WIFE. NOR MAID. by
~ The Duches, soc. The Quality OF Mercy,
by w. ID. Nawells SOC. The Unseen Bridegroom,
by Mary Agnes Fleming. DC. Saddle AMI sent
ment, by MinonA Gilman, SOC. G. II. QUlhbf,
NJ liz Nartet street ocil
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A,tsnt,nn. Democratlo Gu BIS.

On Tuesday evening, October 18th,
the Hon. J. L. Butler, the distinguished
labor orator, Of Pennsylvania, will ad-
dress the citizens Of Wheeling and Ben
wood, at the corner of Jacob and Forty
eighth streets. A hearty invitation is
extended TO all the clubs in the city and
vicinity to turn out and assist in escort
ing Mr.. Butler to the place of meeting.
All clubs participating will meet at the
Young Mems Democratic Club rooms at
the corner OF Main and Twentieth
streets. this evening at o'clock sharp.
Mr.. Butler is an orator of the highest
ability, and as the two great principles
which he espouses, namely, Democracy
and labor, go hand In hand, fine ad-
dress is promised to all who attend.
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ErNsHEIMER's cloak and suit room is
crowded with buyers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-11

UvANTED-FoUR GOOD CAR
w Immediately. Inquire a. 30.
street.
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KNIGHTS Or PYTHIAS.
TIE GRAND LODGE 70 MEET IN rus CIT
TO-DAY.
A Big Parade the Feature Of To-Dsy's Programme.
The City Filling Up With
Strangers.

The Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF
Pythias of the State will meet here to-
day. 1t will be the most successful
session in the history Of the organiza-
ton In West Virginia. The parade,
which takes place this afternoon, will
show a surprising numerical strength
to those not familiar with the working
of the order here, and also a large In
crease in the number Of lodges, crafty
ing to the members.
The committee Of the five local
lodges has been active in making prepa-
rations for receiving the visitors ana
entertaining them while here, and IL
can be safely said that no delegation
will leave without good impression OF
Wheeling's hospitality. The advance
guard of the visiting Knights arrived
Monday. Yesterday all the X. OF Z. head
quarters were handsomely decorated
and many residences aud business hous-
es, especially along Market and Main
streets, showed flags and buntings. Inc
Mcclure House was selected as head
quarters for the Grand Lodge, and
streamer was attached to the balcony.
Beethoven Hall, corner Fourteenth ana
Main streets, was handsomely decorat-
ed, both interior and exterior, and
streamer stretched across Fourteenth
street, bearing the inscription-"En-
tertainment Hall, X. of p" Long ia
bles were arranged in the interior OF
the hall, and light refreshments were
provided ia abundance.
RECEIVING THE VISITORS.
The committee secured MeIster's Cor
net Band, of Etnaville, for the three
DAYS, and that musical organization was
kept busy yesterday marching to the
trains TO escort the visitors to their
hotels. Among the distinguished men,
bers of the order already in the city are
Brigadier General G.. w. Mather, OF
Parkersburg; 1t. Col. Paul Prayer. OF
Parkersburg; Grand Master OF Ex-
cheouer w. G. Raleigh; Grand Keeper
of Records and Seals Manner Jenkins, OF
Piedmont; Grand Outer Guard Geo. II.
Mcdonald, OF Huntington; Lieut.. Col.
Lyons, of Huntington.
The first delegation OF visitors to ar
rive was portion of the Fairmont d.
vision, which reached the city over the
B. & o. at 4:5O o'clock. A full car will
come this morning from Fairmont and
Manning ION. Twelve members of the
Raw enswood Uniform Division arrived
over the Ohio River last night, and were
escorted to Beethoven Hall, where the
local lodges will keep open house dur
ing the session. At 11:15 o'clock an
other large delegation came in over the
B. g. o. and was assigned to the differ
ent hotels. This morning the Ohio
River train will have several extra
coaches TO accommodate the
divisions from Parkersburg, Hunting
ton, Ravenswood and Charleston. In
addition to nearly all the lodges
throughout the State, number OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio lodges have
signified their intention OF partlci-
pating in the parade this afternoon.
The session will be honored by the
presence of Supreme Chancellor OF the
World, w. w. Blackwell, who will be
here from st. Louis on Wednesday.
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TIE POLICE DETAIL.

Chief OF Police McNichol has made
the following detail Of officers, mount
ed, for the head of the big parade:-
First platoon-0fficers. Conrad. Mey-
er, O'Brien, Creighton, Scally and
Stump.
Second platoon-Oficers Devlln,
Minkemayer, Trlschler, Fahey, Herbert
and Porter.
Third platoon-Oficers Watson, Will
kie, Donovan, Daum, Desmond and
Terrll.
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old uniform Of red shirt and fire hat.
with an Inscription:
4...... 1850 = ..--.. .----.-.e
I'm Forty Years Old
s...s..........-....- ---.-..-.......-'--$
Next would come the Vigilant, with:
a.................--... -.........--.s
I'm Twenty six.
I'm Forty Years Old
I'm Twenty six.
Then would follow the Niagara, with:
I'm Just Eight.
And lastly bring in the Aew Ahrens,
with
Here's Baby.

Then the remainder Of the depart
ment would come in, the whole afford
ing q good illustration OF the improve
ment in fire department matters.
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nntlnr ro-NIght 10 the Eighth Ward.

T. f. Butler, eX-Statistician OF the
Labor Bureau Of Pennsylvania, will ad-
dress q big meeting of voters OF the
Eighth ward and Benwood tonight.
Mr.. Butler is an eloquent and forclole
sneaker, and made a splendid impress
sion last night in the Fourth ward. a
number OF clubs will escort the speaker
from the Mcclure House to Forty-eighth
street, where the meeting will be held.
The Tariff Students decided to take
part In the parade, and will turn out
strongly. The Eighth and Sixth ward
clubs will also turn out, headed by Nc
Clelland's brass band. The Benwood
Democratic club has also been
invited. Joe Kress will be mar
shall OF the escort parade, and
VIM, Taylor will act as Chairman OF the
meeting. Clubs will meet at the Y. Nj.
d. c. headquarters, and will march up
Main to Twelfth, to Market, to TWEEN
tieth, TO Chapline, to Twenty-seventh,
TO Eoff, to Thirty-ninth, to Jacob, TO
FOrty-elghth.
The Richie Democratic Club met las
night to perfect arrangements, and a
rousing meeting will be held tonight.
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Japan & Consolidating PhOtOg-
raphers.
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HEADQUARTERS for Mems nne SHOES
:, 81 me latest shapes and leaalna
- All sizes and widths. from el'Oo
70 ST. % Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

River and Harhor bill to the sundry Civil
bill under the House rules tho $13OOO0OO
Of contracts for the. completion OF river and
harbor works at GALVESTON, Baltimore. .Phila-
River. Mich. This Congress- has accepted that
Precipitation OF $Sl 900 for these objects In the
sundry Civil bill which H. now, on the House
calendar; thus relieving the River and HHr-
!tiyer and Hnrbor Committee to increase their
bill in other directions. Thus this arrange
ment. which was denounced by the leading
Democrats Of the last Congress. tends to
sYs 70 pS hs
rivers and hasbors The second SEES
s sslated ths ssse s tqsns
ferred items. so that while two sessions
t Il sensssiissf HSS ssa sefs
tss sa,sns 81 ai Rse i s s
on Rivers and. Harhors. has Just piled up
soty t q the came Kind Of
Be risidiy fulfilled. and following Gonsresses
cannot evnde or repudiato thcm. Tho ratio OF
increase under this new and vicious system
Inherited from the Fifty. first Congress is oyer eyer
subsequent Congresses. 1t will be only mat
tor 81 a comparatively few yenrs until all the
revenues Of the Government will be mortgagrd
in advance for tho performance o! contracts
crosses. elected fresh from the people. viii
lind no money left In the Treasury with which
to grant any new appropriations for the neces-
sary support OF the Government.
This Is tho situation thnt conironts and
they will hope to devise some plan for entorc-
ing discipline and keeping the Democratic
party true to its pledges.
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QUAY AND PLA1T.
Tho Two Anti. II arrison Leaders to Have .
Conference In WnshinEton To-day.

The Two Ant,-H.r-,.on Leaders to Have .
a"
Thomas q Plat ernect To hold a conference IN
.u nonas .H.. e1pee. ~ "ou ~
tn.s CITY ana seserai o,nes nta
ested in tho cause Of preventing the renoml-
nation OF resident horrlson viii oououess Dc
S Sa WIZ ta,s ~ h o,ato. ~
received reply to tho the effect that Nh: Plat
would DO passing through Washington to-
ward the ond OF the wesk, en- route 70 ron
nessee. and that he would then talk with the
tomovr . M"oh - ;ntsra.t sttachaa - tn ths
oomO1 ms.tina hotwsap t,s o
Republican managers. who are grooming sew
eral 1nvorlte sons IN tne nope OF mating
q candidate OF one OF them strong enough
49, ~ ~ m,I, ha ~ NY oan az nreas,t ~,
ynae man WI, oe no man can ~ presen. tel.
Blaine Is. un0OUbto0ly. Still the prime faVOFs
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NEWARK's BOY MURDERER.
A HnlE. Dime Novel. In which . Man 10
Killed, IL Found Among His ThinHs.

HnlE Dime Novel, In which . Man 10
Killed, IL Found Among His Things.
Coroner Schwartz held an inquest In the
Hayden murder caso yesterday in Newark.
and the jury found the boy. Robert Alden
Fales. guilty OF murder in the first degree. 1t
came out in the inquest that tho boy who saw
young Fales enter the hallway with the bale
stick was Edward F. Reilly OF 81 South Canal
street. He feared detention rs a witness and
said nothing about the matter until three days
had passed. Then no told Capt. McMnnus's
son. and this led up to the arrest Of young
Fales. whose name was not known to Reilly.
hut whose face was recognized by him as that
OF a boy who had worked in the Potter hleach-
cry. OF which Hayden was shipping clerk.
In looking oyer the mass a Of things taken
house. Superintendent Brown discovered yes
terday morning that the lad was addicted to
cheap literature. He found q half-dime novel
entitled "Flipper Flynn. the Street Patrol: or.
Knocking Out the Kidnappers." An English
m2n is killed in i the e first Is;, CHAPTER e..
and was not addicted to corner loailng. He was
a quiet boy around home. and was generally
well behaved. He was placed in murderers'
row in the jail yesterday, and INN ediately
afterwnrd he asked for some religious books.
which no read after they. were given to him.
He has not been visited by his mother or any
Of his relatives since his arrest. His mother
has been advised that 1t will be useless for her
to go to the expense Of employing a lawyer for
the boy. 1t is generally believed that the boy
will not be hanged. but on account of his
made will get on with long term ofimprlson-
ment
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OUR FLAG ON OCEAN RACERS.
JOHN NULL IN ~ STATE OF MIND ar
1HE PROSPECY. ..... ...-
A storm OF Indignant Protest stirred, %
In England by the Passage OF the 1an,a

A storm OF Indignant r-otest Stirred. %
In ENGLAND by the Passage OF the lnss,a
LINE Regis ry Bli!-Mr. tsmny Expiainin9.
LONDON. May a-The granting Of American
registry to the steamships Ci.y OF New York
and City OF Paris has reused an unexpected
storm Of opposition here. which increases with
the arrival Of reports from tho Unite States
that the Inman limo will avail itself OF tho new
right. At FIRST tho action Of Congress was re.
garded as voluntary and Was discussed rs .
harmless piece OF presumption on the part VI
the United States. The exrlinnton OF the Slg-
niflcanco Of the bill by Mr.. Is,nay OF the
White Star line to Sir Michael Hicks.
Beach opened British eyes to the situi.
ton. To-day the ont by cable thst
the 1nman people had requested Congress to
grant the right in question and expected to
officer and man the two steamships with
Americans. elected strong protests from the
afternoon dulles and brought u crowd OF 70.
Elves 4 Allen. at NJ, Cannon stroct. Ths
inman ling managers declared that the actin
any more than it would Others. Tne only ad.
srantSi was that L wouII snstis them g
however. would be OF little practical value %
already tint there was no ndacenent for tis
co rp to IN; fs W IL It.
ems IF s ssss n" sns
Derby, He sroke to-day as u tho condition -
doubts thu, i: wi DC possele /" Build ocean
Gnt es ss shS ssuFff s"ns n oana
tsrials ma laJor would Be likely to deter com;
S0i ss IT. Sis' ffn no ss.t E s sSsa
cnt competition in Transatlantic trade wns
too asent ,n permit any company to tnsus such
e q asa 81 tr
seamen. and 50 II would cost more t. run tho
ships nnd,, tho provisions OF tho hill. a. well
In the discussion o' the matter 4 SCENE to
Navy Dcrar.men. Is ready ~" to o "atbid MS
british Admiralty In cruiser subsidies whom
the time for action shall come.
Mr.. Ismay is in error VIXEN he says the Cow
Of the. Inman shirs. after. tney are admitted to
AM be
States. aud that their officers shall I've citizens
iorsigr IN, natt!;1nalitS AZ east ",H Of IT, IN.
prsntes 81 seo int tss nun lin.
will begin building several new shirs in Amer
i ; when the senate improves AMI the pres!-
ers OF the 1nman limo American register.
will be larger than the city Of Paris have Sesn
ready for nearly 4. year. One Of the results "
the admission Of the Inman ships to American
ms. Tho Teutonic and slaiestir n the the
White Stnr, line, will snil simultaneous:
" from New York with the City Of
Paris and the City. ~ New York. 40
they did before the rival lines came to an ami.
cable arrangement in regard to the mail car.
Is given to the. fastest vessel. The lnman
shinss would no longer. have to race for thtf
big subsidies under the postal subsidy act
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HILL WILL HAVE SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Cleveland Boomers Give Up the Fight
Before tho Convention Meeis.

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. May 6-The Cleveland
boom In this State has collapsed. J. c. Hemp
hill. tho editor OF the Np,cs and Courier. who
has been its principal upholder and manager.
comedies it. Ho has abandoned his hope Of
sending q Cleveland delegation from South
Carolina to Chicago He has also become
satisfied that Gov. Tillman will be renominated
and says so to his friends. Indeed. he has so
informed his friends in Washington. who
have been in communication with him. The
following resolution has been adopted by
aud pIninly foreshadows the kind OF delegates
that VIII be 'f That to and admnr
the brilliant record d that great statesman Of
the "n Paid H IL wnofs se
BY Gy tho liz pe@osrstc narty y this State IS such
sire to see him made the great standard bearer
lcvng that he above all others Is best ca isI
lated to carry 1t to success. and that in this
forts being made to bolster up the candidacy
f S seHsSsd 70 IS as
WAsHISG1oN, May a-ssnator trby ,s snys the the
an anti Cleveland delegation e the Ch taSo
Senator iFSy IN aaSn aG
is prSmiDsa se m s's u Farmers A
ance. He has been criticised by his opponents
for being absent from the SENATE Chamber so
frequently during the present session. but he
ms tad important business 70 ds M ter ne y
much 10 the discomiiture OF his. political an
tagonists;> The result iss that he has the South
Carolina Democracy we'll organized.
- Tho fear that a large portion Of the South
Carolina Democracy might h9 :ad away from
movement has been dissipated through the
efforts OF senator Irby and those who Believe
IN Democratic principles Senator Irby says
IN the Palmetto State politics: He says further
that tho. Third party craze is rapidly disap-
pearing from other Southern StRteS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
GIRL STUDENTS sCANDALIzED.
The Art and Literature OF the College Mag
azlne Get the Editors Into Trouble.

The Art and Literature OF the College Mag.
sxine Get the Editors Into Trouble.
SAN Francisco. May 0-Some young stu
dents at Stanford University have raised o
breeze by articles and pictures which thoy
have admitted to the monthly college maya
zine called tho Pato Alto. which is edited by
students from both Stanford and the State
University. In the board OF editors are
about dozen men and two women. The
Arril issue came out this week with
an article on California girls which scandal
lied the girl students. and their indignation
was intensified by so-cnlled art supple
ment." showing a specimen OF French nude
art. Tho picture represents an old nusha eX-
nmining CircaSsian slave girl brought before
him by q donler. In tho article on California
girls tho sophomoric writer declares flatly
th9t the sex as = whole Is vastly
Sut he pTudently hedges, ,by deelarins
nish the best proof Of his arg ument. MS they
are conspicuous exceptions to the rule. An
other young writer discusses love- marriage.
and religion nnd surrasses Schopenhauer in
his pessimisnl. Love. he says. Is a delusion.
marriage is 'bathos." and Of religion he de-
clares: Tho intelligent. vel balanced young
people q to-day are not religous-they are be-
These ARTICLES and the h nude picture we're too
they ordered the editors from berkeley. 70
magazine. What President Jordan will do Is
not known. but It Is Understood that u regu-
lar Russian Censorship OF tho college maya
zine will be the result In future.
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LoEwr AND TEE TWO B1ANos.
The oA0 900 Judgment Uader Examination
BIZ Judge lnxrahan.

The $40 900 Judgment Uade- Examination
by Judge laxrahan.
The trouble Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederic N.
Blanc had an airing In court yesterday morn
ing when two motions of Mr.. Blanc bearing ON
the judgment OF $4,000 which his wife holds
against the Litofuge Manufacturing Company
came UP before Justice Ingraham. Neither
principal was present. One motion was to re-
open the judgment, which had been obtained
by default. and the other was to have the Court
declare Mr.. Blanc the owner of the judgment
Lawyer Gerber. for Mr.. Blanc. said tht Benno
Loewy had been counsel for both hus-
band and wife and for tho company
US we'll Mr.. Blanc had assigned his
claim on the company to his wife upon the ad-
vice OF Mr.. Loewy. who now appeared In be-
half OF the wife The assignment was invalid
for lack OF consideration. Mrs. Blanc was
irresponsible and hadn't dollar In the world.
Mr. Blanc was ready to furnish a bond pend
ing trial. He wanted the funds represented
by the judgment protected so that Mrs Blanc
couldn't dispose OF them.
was no question OF Mrs Blnnc's responsibility.
The week before the assignment OF the iudG-
ment Mrs. Blanc had lent $1,000 to her hus-
band. and the lawyer showed two checks
aggreaating that amount bearing Blanc's en-
dorsement.
Justice Ingraham reserved his decision as
regards reopeninR the judgment until he has
heard the argument upon the second motion
on Monday.
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The Detectives Found Her on Post Vvhou
They Took the Man Out to Court.

The Detectives Found Her on Post vvhea
They Took the Man Ont to Court.
Late Thursday night Detective Sheldon ok
Inspector Stecrs's staff arrested John liar.
kins. 25 years old. OF 80 West Thirty. ninth
street. the residence OF Robert NJ. Taylor. Tho
prisoner was taken at once to Police Head.
quarters.
Yesterday morning about $3.50 o'clock De.
tectives Sheldon and Wade started out Of Police
Headquarters toward Houston street. to go to
the Tombs Court. On the corner Of Bleecker
Dctcctiye Wade noticed her. and. going
around the block. met her on tho corner and
arrested her. She gaye her name ms George
80 West Thirty-ninth street. this city.
Both prisoners were taken tefore Justice
McAlahon and romanded hack to HeadQuar.
tiers. The police refused to tell the story OF
cause OF their arrest last night. 1t Is supposed
that they are servants.
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THE F4R1BAULr SYSTEM Condemned,
Hut Archbishop ireland Permitted by ROME
TO Have ais Why nj Far,bnuit.


Archbishop Corrigan received yesterday q
cable despatch from Rome saying: Farl-
bault system condemned Special case re-
served"
This means that the cause which Archbishop
ireland cham pioned. and whose advancement
was one Of the objects OF his journey to Rome
is put under the ban by tho Pope
The so-cnlled Faribault system is ono which
removes all insignia Of religion from parochial
schools and renders the course Of instruction
entirely secular until the end OF tho regular
exercises. when the Catholic children remain
for religious instruction. while tho Protestants
60 away. This systom originated In tho Cath
Ollie parochial school OF Faribault. Mimi. which
was put under the direction OF the villnge
School Board. ita expenses being betrayed by
the village on the above conditions. Arch
bishop Ireland liked the plan and proposed to
extend 1t to other places In his archdiocese
The decision Of yesterday prohibits this gen
eral Introduction Of the system. while permit
ting the plan to be practised in special In
stances where It may DO doomed expedient
Archbishop Corrigan expects to receive tho
full toxt OF the decision by mail within ton
days or q fortnight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
The Mugwump Machine In Brooklyn.

Although tho alleged primary elections Of
the anti-snappers In Brooklyn for the choice
OF delegates to tho Mugwump Convention at
Syracuse on May 81 arc not to be hold until
Tuesday next, full list OF the delegates to
Syracuse has been prepared by the commit
tee which has been engineering the move
yesterday in the Eagle. The rather inexpe-
rItenced Young man who Is in charge Of
furnished some OF the reporters with tbs list
OF delegates in .blissiul unconsciousness Of
the fact that the selection. OF the delegates
ahead OF the primaries would naturally smack
OF the, most bitterly denounced machine
methods.
Column e ske o.
statement by way Of explanation to the alleged
big enrolled army OF ant -snappers for follow.
r0cy.