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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23
X. Of r. Grand Lodge Frogramms.

SDfcfut Ie-fgfQuA 20 Ht@ EoStasFs.
KINGwOOD, w. VA, September e.
The following programme will be par
ticiDated in at the annual Grand Lodge
of West Virginia, Knights OF Pythias,
which convenes at Martinsburg, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 10, II and -. On Monday the
reception committee, with the city
band, will meet all trains and escort
officers aud delegates 20 their head
quarters. On Tuesday afternoon there
will be a competitive drill by the uni
formed ranks OF the various West Vir-
ginia towns, which will be followed by
a fambeau drill in the evening.
o. Wednesday, in addition to the
transaction OF business in regular
session, the Grand Lodge, the subor-
dinate lodge and the companies OF the
Uniformed Rank will unite in a grand
parade, which will also be participated
i'm by the Martinsburg City Band and
the bands from Piedmont aud Fairmont,
aud probably other places. There will
be a banquet on Wednesday night ten
dered by the home lodge, and on Thurs
day night, after the closing Of the
sessions, there will be full uniform
ball given by the Uniform Rank Of Mar
tinSburC.
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year to the houses of his people, carry
ing the comforts and consolation OF the
people of Christ.
Never since the organization OF this
society, Notwithstanding the demands
that have been made, has the society
been so embarrassed as now. We have
promised aid to the amount OF Sl64, 600
and have but 50, 600 In the TREASURY, but
we have faith in the rank and file OF
the Methodist church and expect, with
your help,a little here and little there,
to be able to meet all our demands.
The Doctor then gave glowing de-
scriptlon of the fog rising from the
Matterhorn and the sun breaking In,
and drew from it lesson Of encourage
ment to all.
He was closely listened to through
out and though he talked over an hour,
many would have liked him TO go on.
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Water From the River Jordan.

LONDON, September can enter
prising firm in Palestine has sent out a
circular to clergymen throughout Great
Britain Offering them water from the
river Jordan "at moderate price" for
use at baptisms, and quoting the court
circular rs saying that the children OF
the royal family are always christened
with water from the river mentioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23

soverv - IS known to medical science. The
diseases that il cures come from TORPID
liver. or from impure blood. For everything
of this nature, 20 is tho only gudrdnteea
remedy. In Dyspepsia, Bliousness al
Bronchial, Throat and Lung ahecuonsi eV-
srv form Of Scrofula, even Consumption Ter
T -riDv-scrofulal in its earlier stages, ana IN
10 most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases
Ii h ever fails to benefit OF cure, you have
your money back
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23
T COVERS 4 GOOD DEAL OF GROUND

1Medical Discovery.
And when you hear
that il cures so many
diseases, perhaps you
think sits too good
70 be true.
But it's only rea-
sonable. As a blood
cleanser, hesh-bmlder,
and strength-restOrer,
LIN liL-n The ~ Dis
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charters Granted.

SpSda Tt!s1rafa 70 me B.zssls-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September %.
The Secretary OF State to-day granted
charter to the Mutual Investment
and Mining Compa ny; principal Office,
Charles Town; capita ], SIS, 900, in shares
of 500 each.
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nosr 1nERA1 coNsrRUcTIoN

OF the evidence the right Of the pension
could be sustained under any law. In
cases where 10 was believed that pen
sion could not be sustained and another
msdicaliexamination was thought nee
sessary, the payment Of the pension was
ordered 70 be suspended pending hVeS-
tiqation according TO the practice OF
the bureau from the beginning, and at
rhe proper time the usual sixty day
notice was given 70 the penSioner,
vritbin which he could ask for medl-
cal examination or supply further evil
depee OF his right to his pension. This
praetice of the bureau, always followed,
Is the correct practice. IL Is not the
withdrawal or taking away OF the pen
sion. but the temporary Withholding OF
its pavment where it appea rS to be IN
lawfpi. pending proper Inquiry. Upon
Mr. suggestion that even this tenn
nkrarv withholding might work hard
shtD pending a proper inquiry, ana
mon the face Of the papers, It appears
80 pensioner is entitled 70 some
Is pepslon. the practice has
been modified and changed, as
- the cases under this act,
10 far that suspension OF payment,
ding the sixty days. are only ordered
en- o. the face OF the papers Il ap-
~ ina facic that the pensioner Is
tiled TO any pension. 10 IS GER
at there are many eases IKE the
ase, where persons noaenti-
pension, will be remAved
but the work has hot
ar enough TO enable pc
-ssuit Undoubtedly
adjudication which
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23

The worse YOUR Catarrh, the more you
oeed DR.. Sage's Oatarrh Remedy. It's
roprietors offer $500, cash for case OF
tarrh in the Head which they cannot
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saturdar. Ootobsr n. ls93.
FOR SALE.

House seven rooms, brick. siTte'nsh street.
500.
Hous. seven rooms. fifteenth street, LOO so1
House Eve rooms. Eoa street. Centre wheel
ao1ss seven rooms. chApIins street csSs''
HOUSE eiEnt rooms. First ward, 81 oOo
House I've rooms, Baltimore street bass
Wheeling, H,g9 -. -,
Corner lot Lind street. cheap. ssyA
House four rooms, Charles street, CenH'
Hone four rooms, Elghissnsh street tlool
Hoase three Rooms, Twelfth str-st $50
House eizkt rooms. siEtssnta stfsst II goo1
'' House four rooms sad ',abis. Tvsif,h 'i'''s
no0 .,. r,,,....,. -,
'' fsS. subsrbss hOnss miles ssssof ely a.
n2d ie,s AZ Fiisn. white A GallaEhsf sdtitsa
6osl00 feet, 40 sach-
- loo on q sells run. 40 sec1
F.e farm. llg acrsf. % tatioaA res. So
mics east Of city. on easy srns
Hoase lrooma TsenfY.thifd street tlte
nsfkst street business pfoPsfiJ 81 H''''-
'i os.-A.H % Z. nscsllssA ss's, c''''
" 6s. ~ a. s.,i nsasfssisrias aisfiai,'
civ. f.ssilaG e. tse fEiire.1A =. ,..,.a
70 so5 sls0 sl.s,. saa a''D . $50
MEsBzTT q DEvnE.
- n.rEs, sr''A
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PENSIONS.
COMMISSIONER LOCHREN SUBMITS his FIRST
ANNUAL REPORT

g he Secretary Of tie hi,rior-H Shows the
Work Done by tho Bureau and the Reasons
Or lhe Action Taken With Regard 70 the
Disability LaW-Appcpiations Recommended.
Fairness With Which All Have Been Treated.
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FOR RENT.
Tor RENT

Tor RENT
From first Of April next, the eomnodioa'
modem store room now occupied byo- O. Cen
sb.r Eso.. and nun. barred 1861. on Main street
JAMES. I. HAWLEY.
iva No. 1870 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23

TRUSTEES SALE
Of
REAL PROPERTY

lay VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID made By Louise Brill 10 tie undersiEned,
trustee. dated on ths 2Oth day of July, Ia the
year 1921. and recorded IN the ONCE OF she C.efH
of the CouHty Court Of Ohio county. West Vif'
GINA. IN deed uf trust book numbeFsd 50 81
page %. will, on
Saturday, October 2L 1893
beginning az 10 o'clock .. N, ~ the nofia
front door OF the Court House Of said Ohis
county, sell a. public auctien The following Dc.
sorlbed real estate. situate ia the city n
wheeling In sad county, that IL 20 say. All on
The lot Numbered seven ~ 10 square
numbered twslVe 40 In J. aud J. X
Baksr's addition 20 she sald city.
TERMS OF bALE-onsthlfd OF NE puf-
chase money aud 60 mach more a. ths pr.
chaser mar elect cash on ths daF % sals, ana
tbs rssidgs In Two equal installmsnts. payabls
Fpspsotlysly in AK aGd twelve monihs from tbs
day Of sale the deferred insiallmsnts being ~
cured 10 the satisfaction Of ne trustee
HENRY n. RUSSELL.
sslssi IruItos.
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COAL.

-,op s1 LE-BLAsK LE1sES AZ REGls
L TER kniss. tw0 Tor ave tsats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
LOST IN THE STORM.
A Two Year Old Child Disappears from
Its Home in TOOole.
nis DEES SEARCHED foa IN VAIN
Narrow Escape Of Sick Lady al
Crauger During tho Heavy
Wiad.

For tho last two days the people ni
Tooele have been mystiiied over the
sudden aud Sensational disappearance
Of two year old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Parry, old residents nj that
place. During the progress Of the high
winds, which ragged there with uu.
precedented fury, the little tot
wandered from tho premises Of Ito
parents and was seen In back alley
by a neishbor soon afterwards.
Nothing, however, was thought
Of this AZ 1t was close to home. Later
It was Uncovered that Il had rnysteri.
ously disappeared. The parents made
every attempt 10 find their loet darling
and railing were joiuoi by the citizens
In n general search. Evey orchard,
clubhouse yard and possible Dlsce OF
secretion was carefully examined. The
hunt was continued the whole Z
Thursday night, yesterday last night
and today but up TO latest ndvicos no
clue has been found that throws any
light on the dlsAppcarauco OF tho child.
some believe that the child was
devoured by hogs while Others incline
to the opinion that II was picked up
bodily by the wind and carried away
by the hurricane. The mother IA
overwhelmed with grief.
a special 10 tho NEWS from Tooele
at 2 clock this afternoon says; "No
trace hns yet been found VI the miss.
ing babe. Grave apprehenslons are
entertained nr to It's safety. All hope
M 40. d. Ia.lFafg tllaa Ia ahaNsfNUMHH
The last posse OF searcliefs returned "a
few minutes ago saying that itwas
useless to continue the hunt
longer. The whole hiiair wears
an air OF mystery. There
are strange rumors aud whisperlngs as
to what has become OF the child. The
stories Of II boiDg blown AWAY VI eaten
| by hogs nre now discrciiteJ, IL IN
thought II met q tragic death al the
hands Of somo person who IL already
suspected. Sheriff Gillespie has the
matter In hand and Is working the
case TO the utmost. II the suspicious
OF certain individuals are confirmed a
terrible disclosure Will be made.
"rhe father OF the child veut 10 Salt
Lake yesterday morning, but has not
yet returned. Great excitement aud
Indignation arc prevailing among the
people. The mother is inconsOlablo.'
MARROW ESCAPE AT GRAN GER.
At Granger, Salt LaEs county, tree'
were uproot.d and 0uthOuses blown
down. What proved 10 be- u marrow
escape TO n siek lady was tho blowing
Ia Of tho brick wall surrounding III,
room in which she was confined 10 heI
bed. As the wall topplrd IN the roo
crashed down towards the bed OF Tia,
patient but fortunately II was arrested
In Its iall before striking her. She es
capped unscathed from bodily Injury,
| lint was IN lly frightsnul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

ST.. PAUL, April s.-'rhere was a row
In tho legislature this morning over
an alleged mistake In voting by which
u bill regulating country elevators was
passed ly one majority yesterday, but
the BODY refused 10 reconsider the
vote or allow the mum who said he
made u mistake In voting to correct
the error. A resolution was then
offered aud passed for an investigation
Of the charges OF corruption III tho
passage Of number OF bills and the
election OF United States senators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
SHE OBTAINS $lOO DAMAGES.


Justice Whitehorn this morning
rendered Judgment In the case Of
Nellie Klngsloy Va. the Salt Lake
dramatic association, hoard in his
court last Thursday. rne plaintiff
claimed damages to the amount Of
sa99 under circumstances previously
stated IN the columns Of the News. one
day after reaching salt Lake, namely,
On March 2bd, she applied for admiss-
ion TO the thuater, having previously
purchased n ticket emitting her TO n
certain seat. Upon presenting herself,
however, she was Informed that she
could not enter the building, her repu.
tatlon being questioned. The justice
today found for the plaintiff, awarding
her 500 and costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
From the Mission Field.

Elder Joseph Sorensen, OF sAllnn,
Sewer county, has Just returned from
mission to tbs soulhern states. He
left for his iinld Of lAbpr .on April llth,
1891, spent the hrsI year II Alabama,
aud the remalllqr " the time Ia
Florida. Elder lSbronsen states that
he was yeiy kindly treated by the
people, an Y whole, AMI that although
The misslonarles were once or twice
Threatened, they were not otherwise
indicated. He met with fair success,
and returns home In the best OF health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

vices, Il at their close the laiy, who
was Ia delicate condition, was taken
Ia labor. She was not IN a condition
TO be removed from the building, 30
was comfortably placed In one Of the
rooms, where che was waited upon by
Mrs. Smith, and gave birth to a son.
Mother ami child were hiterward re-.
moved 10 the silence OF Andrew
Gray, Fifteenth ward, where they are
progressing nicely. The hustle IN the
journey to this city was doubtless the
cause oi hnsiening an event which
Mrs. Bennett had not expected until u
later date, thus giving 10 her son the
distir elton u being born In tue Salt
Lake Temple.
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hy the management. They demand an
increase u Is cent. per day in wages.
anu that inexperienced men ahall not
be REDUCED 10 do the work OF skilled
mechanics aud that when the expenses
are to be reduced the men are not 10
be discharged, but hours reduced. The
strike was wholly unexpected except
by thu men themselves and the man.
Hgemelt Of this road, rs no hints
o! trouble had reached tho public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
The Free Pardon Mania.

This afternoon Governor Thomas re-
ceived a petition praying for the par.
don OF Edward Jones and Arthur
Wingheld, who on March ith, 1850,
were sentenced by Judge Judd, In tho
Third district court, to twenty-four
years. imprisonment in the peniienti-
AIRY for rape, committed at Fort Du-
chesne, Uiah. Tho petition Is very
numerousiy signed, and 1t IL set forth
therein that during their period OF In.
generation thus far the conduct o!
both men has been exemplary In all
RESPECTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

PORTLAND. Or, April S.-A special
from Wallace, Idaho, says: The
Ceur ID Aieue bank closed owing TO
n disagreement between the men who
own 1t. They will dissolve partner
ship. ii. Il. Hall, cashier and county
treasurer, has attached the funds TO
secure the county deposit, amounting
TO about $50, 900. The sheriff has taken
charge Oh receiver under order OF Judge
Holleman. Individual deposits are
light. The bank at Wnrdner Ia owned
by the ramo parties and Is also closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
Index 10 This Paper.

PAor i-laic Local and Tci3praphie News.
PA'E --i'oid 90 th. Coat.
PACE -1cicsraphic Dispatches.
fA'L i-attohala
lAuH i-Ciy Council.
iAoE f-Atilecnt Cluoi News Of the Wet
IAeE t-tor iurIl Headers
PauE s-tocli Ncws, etc.
iAgE s-rhe Great "Jim MI" Frank G..
Carpenter.
4 e. NJ, l. adyt
iAeE 10. uncputso by Elders George Tcasdalc
aud bingham Young
FA3t iI.-s Temple Dedication Isalt Lake stake
hupuruIumcnU- Loucr List.
Eion'a Savings Bank advt
PAgE i2-uramau- and Lyric.
%. il. Thomas ndyL
fA4l ll-knucy'a Copper Plant subdivilion
u4yt
fAoE Temple Dedication stake Appor.
uoumcut8
Tcasdcls aud Caldef's Music
lallce adyta
FACE b.-sl0ux Loycmgking. olc.
D.. B. Ion tins and Now York
lifo \ Home firc Insurance
Coz. Adyts.
PA9L lG.-NakomanA Wandctnra
Auorbach Bros. adyL
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AN ANARCHIST PLOT.
Conspirators against the spanish
Government Captured.

MADRID, April s.-The government
has discovered sn alarming anarchist
conspiracy at Neres, having for Its OBJ.
lect an instruction. IL was supposed
ihnt the execution Of four anarchists
at Nerea last year had intimidated the
remainder, butthe present move seems
10 have been lnst!gated by revenge tor
thcse executions. lhe government
learned OF the rendezvous OF the con-
hpirators at farmhouse near Neres,
surrounded anu captured the entire
band armed with guns and knives,
anu secured lot OF discriminating
documents, showing that 1t was in.
tended TO inaugurate an outbreak
today. The prisoners were locked up
aud the government Will make an
example OF them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
Railroad Men strike.

DESvER, Colo, April s.--PrlvAte
advlces lfGm Albuquerque, N. M, IRE
10 the effect that ali mechanics In the
employ u the Santa Fe road and OF
ths Atlantic and Pacific struck this
morning. This point Ia Of consider
able Importance, rs It is the Junction
Of the roads named.
Eleven hundred machinlsts. boiler
makers, blacksmiths and helpers In
the shops OF the Sante l'e road struck
his afternoon for an advance in wages
and other demands, with tho fellow
workmeu in the same lines along
the enti.o system, the demands
having been definitely rejected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
PARTICLES of Impeachment Adopted.

LINCOLN, Nob., April s.-The
legislature In Joint convention this
morning adopted articles OF impcach-
ment against ex.Attorney General
Lotz. The probabilities are that the
legislature viii adjourn sine die this
afternoon. The Impeachment trials
will begin before the Supreme court on
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
pepartlng Missionaries.

On Saturday next the 10Th Inst,
Elders Robert AvesOn and Hyrum i.
Smith Of the Twenty.first ward will
leave Salt Lake on u mission to Great
Britain. The former has held tho pos.
itlon OF Sunday school superintendent
Ia the ward for about Ave yeafs past,
besides dischAtging the duties Of ward
clerk for upwards OF ten years,
and both are held In high esteom.-
The members OF the ward bavO 70
solved upon giving a complimentary
entertainment In the ward meeting
house on Tuesday evening next, to
which all are invited. IL viii consist
Of addresses, vocal and Instrumental
music, Rotations, etc, and while no
charge will be made for admission,
those who attend will DO invited 10
contribute towards purse VI money
which the promoters hope to raise 10
help the missionaries on their journey.
A crowded house is confidently
Anticipated. "a apart from tho real
object Of tho occasion, the program
will be very attractive ono, and tho
committee who have the affair In hand
are exercising their best endeavors to
make II success IN every way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
McLcodrs Resignation Accepted.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-rhc d.
rectors OF the Recalling railroad have
accepted tho resignation vi President
Mcleod, anu elected Joseph H.HNris.
It's understood that Harris will not
accept the position unless the floating
debt Is wholly paid up aud the com.
pany bo supplied with n good cash
working capital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

NEW YoHIl, April s.--pbila 'elpb' q
dispatches renewed at We'll stree
state that Henry Willard has resigned
from tho Northern Pacific directory,
anu that arrangements have been com.
ploted foe tue Issue Of c.llaloril trust
notes Tor the purpose q taking up tue
floating debt. IL was said that this
issue of collateral notes has been un'
derwrittcn by n syndicate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

WASHINGTON, April S.-The case OF
James h. Eokles, Illinois, nominated
10 be comptroller OF currency, appears
TO be indefinitely hung up. Another
executive session has been held and
still the nomination remains unre-
ported by the finance COMMITTEES. En-.
ergetc efforts arc being made by some
members OF the committee to have the
nomination recalled, but so far, ap-
parently, without success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
BARRELS Band.

Barrell's Juvenile band was out on
the street in full force again today.
They number, all told, one hundred
and eight members, and under the
patient and earnest leadership OF Mr..
Darrell are making rapid strides. The
organization II splenuid juvenile
tcaining class open to all whose quail.
locations gre such u, to permit them to
iniu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

men most prominent IA this country
az advocates OF annexation. Mefciur
Gays Canada wants anl VIII ere long
have Independence. Then ehc will
he ready b treat with the
United States for annexation.
She does not want great Britain to ne-
goiiaie the treaty Of aduexatl9n as lis
terms would be made for Englnnds
advantage aud not CiDa 'a's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
DESTROYED NY FIRE.

Part of Idaho'. Exhibit for the WORLDS
Fair.
BOISE, Ida, April Sword has
been received here OF the burning OF
large portion OF ldaho's agricultural
exhibit en- route TO the Worlds Fair.
The fire occurred near Kimball, Neb.
But little OF value was saved. A guam
tity OF taxidermy aud two valuable II
paintings OF 5hoshone falls were also
burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
DIED INSTANTLY.
A Farmer shoots his Divorced wife
ana Himself

BANGOR, NJ. l.. April sandy
Campbell, farmer living nve miles
south Of this place, was divorced from
his wife som time ago. Recently Mrs.
Campbell nlred man 10 work on her
farm. Through Jealousy, or some other
reason, Campbell did not approve Of
the arrangement anu called on the
divorced vile yesterday and hot alter.
cation resulted, ending In Campbell
drawing revolver, and shooting
Mrs. Campbell and himself, both dy.
ing Instantly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08
AN UNUSUAL EVENT.


Mr.. and Mrs, benjamin +. Bennett
OF Provo are the parents OF fine baby
boy whose advent into the world took
place under most unusual clrcum.
stances. lie was born in the Salt
Lake Temple about 10 O'Clock last
evening. Mr.. aud Mrs, Bennett were
In atten dance at tho dedication ser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

WAsHINGToS, April s.-The Sem
ate COMMITTEES on privileges and cleo
tions, this morning decided to report
favorably on the resolution permitting
II TO sit during recess, 10 look Into the
claims OF Ady, contesting the seat OF
Martin, Kansas.