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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
SIXTY BUILDINGS BURNED.
A Disastrous Fire I'm California, Causing q
Loss of e2S0, 900.

susASvrILE, CAL, July 20-A disastrous
fire occurred here Tuesday night, resulting in
the destruction of sixty buildings and csusing
q loss Of about s25o. 600. The Ere started in
the out buildings Of the Steward House, and
sooa consumed the hotel The flames thea
crossed the street TO @ livery stable, which wss
also burned A high wind was blowing ~ ths
time and the fire was soon beyond control
Five entire blocks burned, but the fire finally
stopped at the Masonic hall, on the north sids
of the main street With the exception of one
restaurant not business house in the town
was left
CARrERET, n. J., July 20.--Fire wss discov-
cred yesterday on the dairy farm occupied by
Thomas Stuge. A number Of buildings covering
seven acres Of ground were destroyed b. fre,
entailing loss Of about $50, 900. The burned
buildings included stables. barns, ice b0use,
slaughter house and immense COW stables and
several other structures. All the live stock
was saved, but many tons Of hay and large
number Of farming implements were destroyed
by FIRE. The farm and buildings are owned by
the Canaday Car Company. The fire IL sup"
posed TO have been Of incendi~ry origin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
N EW 0 u UTFIT
Of Officers Secured by the Washington
and Great Falls Company.
Tho Construction OF the Road Must Be Be-
gun on the 29th OF This Month or
the Charter 10 Forfeited.

There has been change in the officers Of the
Washington and Great Falls Railroad Com
psny and week from Saturday the construc-
ton Of the road will be begun. In this latter par
hcular the company has NO option, because the
bill which gave 1t corporate existence, and
which became q law ON the 29th of last July,
provided that the work Of construction
must be begun within a year, and
then the act adds that the road must be
completed its entire distance and have cars
running thereon for the accommodation
Of passengers within two years Of the passage
Of the act, otherwise the charter shall be
null and void 1t is therefore proposed to
begin the construction of the road some time
before next Saturday week, a. Congress
seemed to desire The beginning of the
work may be more or less extended according to
the intention OF the projectors, and in this case
an officer OF the road said this .morning that
in the event the section Of the charter Which
requires that tho plans for the construc-
tion OF portion Of the road
his approval before any part Of the work IL
undertaken cannot be complied with In time to
preserve the chartered rights Of the road, then
the work would be begun on the Maryland Sec
ton Of the road and that would be . legal COM
pliance with the terms Of the charter in this
respect
An Elaborate Document.
The charter Of this road Is one Of the most
elaborate documents OF the kind that Congress
ever adopted. It has all kinds Of requirements,
and seems to be especially aimed TO
prevent the charter from falling into
speculative hands. One Of these
provisions is to the effect that the issue Of
the stock Of the company shall not exceed the
actual cost Of the road. The charter also stipu-
lates that II the franchise be sold transferred
to any company or person before the road
shall have been fully constructed,
such transaction shall act as . forfeiture Of
the charter.
OF course this latter provision cannot prevent
the transfer Of stock, which is . virtual sale Of
the road, as the control passes from one set Of
persons to another with the stock However,
such provision prevents the sale Of a charter
without an issue Of stock which u supposed to
represent value received.
The officers Of this company now are: presi-
dent, Stilson Hutchins; vice president, s. 7.
g. Morsell treasurer, ]. B. Clark; secretary, T.
W. Tyror: directors, Stilson Hutchins, 8. T..
g. Morsell, J. b. Clark, George 8. Chase, Smith
Petit, James Robbins, G. A. Maxwell
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AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
Program of the Annual Meeting % h
Held at Milwaukee,

Program of the Annual Meeting % Bs
Held at Milwaukee,
BALTIMORE. Nd, July 2o.-Mr. Edward Otis
Hinkley, secretary OF the American Bar As-
sociation, which will meet August 80 and 81 in
Milwaukee, has issued his annoucemens Of the
meeting.
Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker OF Virginia ID presi-
dent. and will open the meeting with an sd-
dress. Papers will be read by Henry Wade
Rodgers Of Illinois on The Treaty-msking
Power" by W. W. Mcfarland Of New York
on "The Evolution OF Jurisprudence," and by
W. NJ Rose of Arkansas on The Law Of Trusts
and Strikes"
The remainder Of the tine viii be devoted TO
the presentation and discussion Of special and
standing committed reports, miseeuaneous
business and the election OF ofncers- The
meeting viii close with the annual dinner ct
the Hotel Pfster. The association has l.o61
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
GEN. KELTON's WILL.

He Leaves tho Bulk OF His Property to His
Wife, Who 10 Made Executrfx.
The will Of the late Gen. John Cunningham
Kelton, brigadier general United States army,
was filed today. 1t is in his own handwriting
and was executed June II, 1892 He leaves
to his wife his household furniture,
books, plate, moneys. including 100000
insurance on his life in the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association OF New York,
and his interest in patents secured in his name,
Nos $50 4S4 297, ,412, 3l3 2l2, 8l9 21S. 831 ,244.
ss1, ,ss1, SS1 s92, SI8416, s5s $50, ss4. 1913, Ss4
374, 394, ,S75 and S94, ,876.
The widow is named ss executrix, and she
fled petition for the probate Of the viii,
which was partially proven his morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
He is Not Dead,

On the 10th instant the War Department an
nounced the death Of Capt. John W. Martin.
etired A circular issued today says that the
report was erroneous and that Capt. Martins
name has been restored to the limited retired
list. Such mistakes as these are exceedingly
uncommon ct the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

Deaths in the Interior Department.
The Interior Department announces the fol-
lowing deaths in the clerical force: Office Of
Indian affairs-Miss Arabella Upton of New
York, clerk, e1 200. General land ofice-Oscar
Newman Of Virginia, clerk, s1, 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
ESCAPED TRIAL BY DEATH.
A Chicago Medical College Graduate WI
Was Charged with Murder.


Wss Charged with Murder.
MORRISON, it,, July 2o.-John swarthout,
who has been in the county Jail in this city, in
dicted for the murder Of his father, died yss-
terday morning, after . lingering illness, Of
consumption.
On November 10, 1899. Albert N. swarthout.
. wealthy and prominent farmer Of Lyndon
township, this county was murdered. Suspicion
rested upon his two sons, John and Ernest, who
were arrested aud placed IN Jail. The grand
jury at the February term Of court found an
indictment for murder, but they had never
been brought to trial on account Of Johns ill-
ness. 1t 10 believed that John made . state
ment in regard to the murder which il now In
the hands of bis attorners and will be used In
the trial Of his brother Ernest at the next term
Of court.
John Swarthout was graduate Of . medical
college of Chicago, but had never practioed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
THE MARINES CoMPLIMENTED

For Their Prompt and Heroic Service 1t the
Chicago Fire.
Capt. B. R. Russell, commanding the marine
guard on duty at the worlds fair, has received .
letter from Mr.. George B. Davis, director gen.
eral Of the fair, in which he says:
"You will permit me to express my profound
gratitude for the prompt and heroic service
which the marines under your command rem
dered during the awful catastrophe which Wis.,
tied these fair grounds on Monday, the 10th
inst. and would be greatly obliged IL you
would have this letter read in the hearing Of
your men,"
A copy Of this letter was forwarded to Col
Haywood. commandsnt of marines at Washing
ton. He is especially gratified to hear Of the
gallant conduct of these men for the reason
that they were selected at these headquarterl
and went to the fair direct from this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
Proof Reader Wanted.

The civil service commission will hold an ex-
animation on August to fill vacancy in the
position of proof reader and editorial clerk.
Department Of Agriculture, salary, 81 200. The
subjects will be English composition, proof
reading, preparation Of manuscript for printer.
book work and indexing Blanks may be OBJ
tanned Of the civil service com mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
OIL CRAZE IN OHIO.
The Greasy Liquid Being Found Where n
Was Not Expected.

vas NOT Ex pecteo
NEW YORK. July 2o.-A special from Toledo,
Ohio, says: Intense excitement exists in the
hamlet Of waterville. fifteen miles west Of this
city, over phenomenal oil hnd The terrisory
was abandoned as worthless thirty years ego.
Recent indications induced few farmers and
one or two spectators TO lease all the territsry
possible. The work was conducted secrety An
at once several wells were opened. Two wells
are aowing 800 barrels day and several osh~rs
are running 200 and 400.
Oil men from all over the country are noes-
psny also have representatives here, who are
taking up everything in sight that has mos al
ready been secured .,A.
A Number of farmers viii make thous.nss,
perhaps millions, If they 90 not iose ILL aIs.r
citv. Hundreds are arriving daily and are nv-
inc in tents. board shsnties and ANYTHING tssf
viii afford slight protection from the ssetnsr.
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Marines May Buy Their DischarRe

Marines May Buy Their Discharge.
The Naey Department has issued general
order for the execution Of the act providing for
the purchase of discharge by privates in the
marine corps. The price of discharge is 800
during the thirteenth month OF service and
per cent per month Of the yearly pay for each
additional month up to the beginning Of the
third year, when the maximum is reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
West Point Cadets Appointed.

Cadet appointments to West Point have been
issued during the past week to the following:
Thomas B. Whitfield. Reidsvlle, N. c.; AlbertJ.
Gleason, Big Rapids. Mich. Charles Munton
(alternate), Greenville, Mich; c. A. Dough-
erty, Coldwater, Miss: John d. Long, Colum-
bus, Ind James p. Hughes alternate, Clover
dale, Ind; Wilson 7. Fisher (alternate), Frank
lin. Tenn; George A. Nusent, Fargo, N. D.;
Harvey W. Miller, Syracuse, N. Y; Howard F.
Clark (alternate), Syracuse, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
The Investigation Adjourns Over.

The InvestiCation AdJOurns Over.
The investigation into the Nautical Almanac
bureau was not resumed today. The parties
to the cause met, but adjourned till tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. At that time Prof.
Newcomb will resume the stand Mr.. Keith,
Q computer employed on the Ephemerts and
Almanac, will be called as q witness. 1t is
probable that some experts not employed on
the Almanac will be called to testify on matters
astronomical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

gers, who secured $4,000 Of the banks in Port
Huron, Flint and Grand Rapids, Mich. on
forged drafts, and who intended working the
banks In New York and Europe, was yesterday
sentenced to eight years in IoniA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

Commissioner Seymour Expects to Reach .
Decision Tomorrow or Next Day.
Commissioner OF Patents Seymour said today
that he will not mako public the decision in tho
matter of the charges preferred by Church &
Church against ex-Commissioner Simonds and
Foster 4 Freeman unless the parties at issue
are willing to have the result published. He
will announce the action OF the department In
the case, but will not publish the text Of the
decision or his conclusions at length.
Commissioner Seymour gave Is his reason
FOR this intention the statement that while the
investigation was public proceeding it is not
the practice to announce In detail the findings
Of fact In such cases without the consent Of
the parties affected. He expects to reach de-
cision tomorrow or next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
The Controller Advised.

The controller Of currency has been advised
that the following national banks closed their
doors to business this morning:
Hutchinson National Bank Of Hutchinson,
Kansas.
The State National Bank Of Denver, Colorado
The German National Bank Of Denver, Colo
RADIO.
The Bozeman National Bank Of Bozeman,
Montana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
Pourtb-C,ass po.tmasters.

FOURTH Class Postmasters.
The total number Of fourth-class postmasters
appointed today was uinety-seven, Of which
forty four were to fill vacancies caused by res
ignations and death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

Secretary Herbert at Newport.
The Navy Department Is informed that the
o. 8. 8. Dolphin, with Secretary Herbert and
party ON board, arrived at Newport this morn
inO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
pr. Meyers Career NJ Denver.

Nr~ YoRk, July 2o.-A special from Denver,
ool, ssys: Dr. Meyer was arrested hsre snd
,urned over to the Chicago police May 9, 1850.
He WAS then known a. g. Dressed, and was sc-
cused Of the murder Of O. @. Dresssl, By vhieh
he Collected s5 600 from the Germania Lie ls-
surancs Company. Meyer as that time lived
v5th two women, one Of whom was known -
III Vie and the other ~ his dsughtse.
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ty213un

-wE WOULDN'T DARE HANDLE
~ the mems trashy calico shirts being
offered about town at 09s g having been
Wholesale % doz-5oc; each. The stores
rsintflo 90 themselves to the extent Of
19c. profit We sell Shirts-not trash.
When will you learn the difference! Doyou
really like to be hunnbuggeis Sec ours II you
wish neat, perfect hitting ''Neglige" Shirts.
". 9. TEEL tMeu's Belongin 935 Pa jy20
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Naval Orders.

Commander F. A. Lyons has been detached
from the command Of the Monongahela and
granted sick leave. Passed Assistant Engineer
Stacy Potts has been detached from the Newark
and granted sick leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

The Northern Manufacturing Company OF
Ashland, Wis, manufacturers Of hard wood, as
signed yesterday. Assets, e60, 900; liabilities,
unknown. The failure Is due to the recent loss
Of the factory by fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

<DO YOU WANT A NEW PIANO. SPECIAL
reductions. Your opportunity is and
the place 70 buy Is here We sell aud the sole agents
for the a finest Pianos earth MAGNIFICENT speci
mems Of the piano makers art. Highest Class and
medium prices The special reductions will surprise
You. Come now and make your choice. $40 monthly
or cash.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
ty2Q3m 913 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

~FHON THE CITY'S MADDING WHIRL!
Have you ever stopped to
figure out how many houses
you have really paid for since
you have been payinx remit The
average tenant pays for the house
in which he lives In about ten years.
Pay rent TO yourself by buying one
Of these lovely little cottage homes at
beautiful. healthful Charlton Heights,
where you and your family may amid
rural quiet and you can fnd refreshment
for your mind snd body sitter your days work
II o'er-Hnd far from the '.msdding" whir, Of
the city. Twenty minutes ride; 61ac. fare 500
down and the balance eco monthly-simply rent.
JAMES E WAUGH. O,cney. $40 ST. NV iy2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

He Persuaded Ignorant Negroes 10 swea
Falsely TO secure Pensions.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. July 2o.-E G. Morley
jr., negro pension agent, was arrested yester
day on a warrant sworn out before C0mnIis
sioner Goodrich by Pension Exsminer hoden
BUSH The charge is perjury, subornsfiOn q
perjury. and presenting false claims 20 TIN
government in pension cases. Through ht
over persuasion numerous deluded and igno
rant negroes have been led TO make false AZ.
hdavits IN effortsto secure pensions, and sev.
eral are arrested and bound over for perjary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
NO BAIL FOR THEM.
Henry Starr and kid" Wilson Arraigned,
Charged with Train Robbery.

Henry Starr and "Kid" Wilson Arraigned,
Charged with Train Robbery.
FoRr SMITH, ARK, July 2o.-Henry Starr
and Kid Wilson were arraigned in the federal
court yesterday on an Indictment charging
them with participating in the Prior Creek
train robbery Inst spring. Starr is indicted al
ready for the robbery Of Carter's store 81
sequoyah November 9, 1892, and Shoefeld's
store at Lenapah November 2, 1881 Milo
Creemore, now in Jail here, is indicted with
aim in both these cases. Starr il also indicted
for morse stealing. He has not yet been in
dicted for the murder OF Floyd Wilson. but .
special graAd jury win be empsneled In few
days to indict him in these two cases.
Express officers nere identified Kid Wilson -
one Of the Prior Greek robbers
STAIRS mother and sister have been here for
two or three days past with the hope Of getting
him out on bond, but that Is out Of the ques-
ton. They assert that they can find Old, 900
bond IL the sourt would accept it.
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TIE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
AT TIE STAR BUILDINGS.
1l01 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner llth st., bv
The Evening Star Newspaper COMPANY.
s. Il. KAUFFMANN, Pres't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20

Another Furnace at sparrow's Point Banked
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 2o-A. third furnaos
OF the Maryland Steel Company at Spsrrow's
Point was banked last night, throwing all the
furnaces which had been in operation out Of
blast About 800 iaborers are out Of employ
ment from the shut down The Bessemsr steel
mill will be run three days in the week and VIII
use the supply Of pig iron which has soosmo-
io&oA sS tko vorks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
Few York 0Hcs, S8 Potter Buildiay.

.IEE EVENING STAR = served to snbscribers IN In,
w oy carriers on their own account at 10 cents pe
veeE. or sc. per month. Copies at the countar /
esns esch ~ 1nsl-snyvhere in the United States Of
esnsoa-postsee prepsid-1O cents per month.
SATURDAT QUADRUPLE SHEET STAR Al 90 psr x.>,
With foreign postage added. So 90.
tEntersd at the Post Once ~ Washington ID G. :.
second class mail matter -
q All mail subscriI tons must be pata In .6v.ncs
Rates Of advertising made known on application.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-,A WONDERFUL SEASONS BUSINESS

S - = -''''
Prices tel1i And everybody tells the prices Quail
ity considered we below any prices in town.
2-burner Gas Stoves nor. 80
3-burner Gas Stoves nog. ..................S 81 S5
All IS to "a. so Tennis Rackets no,s Si50
AL e5 to 81. so Tennis Rackets nou.s s25O
Adjustable Wire Window Screens
Wire Screen, Doors ors.....................9Oc .9Oc each
25 feet Garden Hose. patent nozzle and
couplings complete. ete.................01.75
''Ths Hustler" Lawn Sprinklers .....6 coo
''P.rasoi" Lawn Sprinklers .sL25
Fully Guaranteed Lawn Movers....e325
SGT. Ice Cream Freszsrs
4-qt. Ice Cream Freezers ers......-.1L7
94S1S Fire King Gas Cooking Range.
$50 Fire King Gas Cooking Range.
And Fire King Gas CookinsRanss.
e22 Fire King Gas Cooking Range,
which includes setting up making connections, 6c
Look the city over and you won't ind the equal Of
the Fire King Gas Range Not necessary cut their
prices-too good They have every modern improve
mont
BAssER ABB ROSS. COR 11TH AND sTa NV.
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E~7M rsatheT . liksIV q b Iasr tomorTos.
PANIC PRICES ROR LUNBER.
We have . car Of No.
n. O. Flooring (svery piscs
perfsct) consigned to u to
cell at oncs.
Take IL in any quantity
you wish at
81. go PER 100 TT.
earH you read 4 In our I'D" frs %.
LIBBRY. BITTIN & MILE r.
"Lvrosr. Mill-pork and BvildsrS Haydrare" +"
Cor. 9th and n. 7. ayen.w ty2O
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XIV LOSE TO GAIN.

Conspicuous among the unwritten law
which Eoverns our business may be found
the rule which forbids the Carrying over Of
goods from one season into another tits
hard work to make such = sacrifice Of quail
ties-but IL must % dons. We have madss
pool. Z" so 70 speak. OF all the Spring and
Summer sultinxs In our house. and sl7 will
stick the shears" into any Of our English
suitinEs which have Teen es5, 32S. $50
e33. s35 and s3S AL suitinss which have
been $40. 80 and s2o have Joined our fa-
nous True Blue Ssrxes at Q 10 for . choice.
All Of our Imported TrOuserinss which
have been ~. so. 90. 80. s10 and s.2 have
been chopped" to so50 for . choice
Evsry piece of goods in our house 10 In
eiuded In this Clearing out" sale. Leave
tos cut. hs and dnish 10 us-tsIl bs RIGHT.
NERTZ and NERTL
Modern Price FuSlers
600 st nv. n
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@THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TO MY
friends and the puDlic gen orally that have
removed oihcs from zoos 10 104 18th
n. W. WALTEI. II. ACKER jyl2-2w
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-04
Up FOR HARRISON.
The People Are Ris-I
ing on Every
TO Ra1fJ the Democratic
Nomination for Worlds
Fair Mayor.
Regardless of Party
Ties, Taxpayers
Want Carter,
And the Indications Are
that They Will
Have Him.
Lower Taxes, Retrench-
ment and Munici-
pal Reform
Are the Watchwords of
His Popular
Campaign.
Soreheads and Malcontents
the Only Opponents
He Has,
--
Are the Watchwords of
His Popular
Campaign.
Soreheads and Malcontents
the Only Opponents
He Has,
While Conservative Gaessers
Give Him 10000
Majority.

Carter II. Harrison wild be the
next Mayor of Chicago.
There is no doubt whatever about
this fact, and there need not be.
Regardless of party ties, the tax
payers and good citizens of Chicago
demand Harrison's election.
They will turn out tor him i'm such
vast numbers that nothing can beat
him at the polls
The most conservative guessers
place his majority at 30, 600, and it
may greatly exceed that figure.
The men who are opposed to Har-
.rison are chronic malcontents, spoils-
men and kickers.
He was nominated in a fair CON
vention by 53l votes out of 6Sl dele
gates.
The convention assembled Tuesday
in the Central Music Hall.
1t was noted throughout for its
fairness, which it exhibited TO an ex-
traordinary degree in permitting a
defeated candidate to come before it
to abuse it.
Mr.. A. W. Green presided, and
after the usual preliminaries the
temporary organization was made
permanent, and the reports of the
committees on credentials and reso-
lutions were adopted unanimously.
Nominations for Mayor being in
order Col. Henry +. Donovan named
Carter III. Harrison, amid great en-
thusiasm in the following words:
1T Is my pleasure TO present for the
consideration OF this magnificent as
semblage the name Of man who
represents no individual or nation
ality, but who represents the heart
felt desires and the best wishes Of
che whole people OF Chicago Ap-
plause The name that will pre-
sent 10 you u encircled with a dia-
aem and corona of honor Cheers Z
Ills Is a magnificent record. Cheers
for eight years he gave the clty q
Chicago the best citt government it
has ever had Cheers give yuu
4 uame thal ran bFlnf t0 uur ticket
great mauy votes frum che lnaleuena.
gut rltlaens of the community iud
: sly & thuis goatlsmeu sha afe
trf.ug ~ either sillc 81 ue .au.HfaH
HHnH'.F sauw taaaus0 thef
aI. ged leHHfuis ths tHefa
tae Hma nIH h#