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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

Mahana las j de la mlsma teudra lugar en-
la iglesia del Cristo la misa del professor de md-
sica Jose del Carmen Martinez. Sc invita- los
amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

Aver tarde entr6 e. ell puerto de esta Capital
81 buque de guerra frances Hussard, que va diji
mos Sc halaha hace nocos dias en- MaYapiiez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

Nuestro estlmado amigo el senior don Juan
Cabezas de la Hera hs sido nombrado vista de la
Aduana de Santiago de Cuba LIE felicitamos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

Los senores Sobrino de Izquierdo c.
Is. en- CO. han conferido poder general para que
les represente en- todos sus negocios su empleado
81 senior don Emilio Delgado Ortega hermano de
uno de los gerentes de la casa. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

Agftase de nuevo con gran interes Ell pro.
yecto de cortadura de la Puerta de San Justo que
facilitara mucho la communication del distrito de
la Marina el interior de la ciudad, cuya obra
sollcitada hace amos por varias casas de comereio
importantes ha tenido dlfcultades de cierto gene
ro que obstaculizaban su eJeeuc6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

mo; vocal, don Manuel Roman; suplente, don
Mauricio Aldamiz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31
liza Ganera de CATkhO!

Sus eocios tenen gusto de invitar los acionados
de CAPITAL pgeblos mitrofes para 81 Gran dssGo de
paran grandes apuestas !" Acudd pues Catano-Rai-
natado Rodriguez Il. Sa.iurjO. Simon Rivera. 12-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31

Tenemos en- Espafa desde hace bastantes
dias 4 la emperatriz de Austria. La augusta se.
nora ha hecho su viaje, segdn parece con el ex
elusive obieto de buscar alivo su salud algo
ouebrantada por una afeccl6n reumatica; pero la
exaltada fantasia de unos La mala intencion de
otros ha dado aqui al viaje de S. N. 1 una i'm
nortancia unos alcances tan extraordinarios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-31
SecciOn de Anuncios


Sc ofrece de construction moderns perfecto
tado montura patente soda union de un buen caba
de tro. Operacon de contado Referencias La Co
RREsPoNDENCiA DE PUERTo-RICo. 81
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Cotton Acreage Convention.

NEW ORLEANS. March % The cot
ton acreage convention met this morning
ard had business session and adjourned
after mapping out line of policy. The
convention agreed with the views Of
Senatoe George respecting the causes
for depression in the cotton industry
deprecated the present methods of rails
ing al exclusive cotton crop; resolved
IN It in the future cereal, ard ,ther pro-
.:ucts should be raised in conjunction
with cotton if the prosperity of the south
is consulted, and appointed a committee
to prepare an address to all parties inter.
ested, recommending such line o'
policy as will be for the good of all cen
cerned. The convention also made 6
provision for tle appointment of dele
gstes TO attend an inter state convention
IN the event that such q convention il
| called.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23

How LAWYER Henry A.ROOt Acquire d
Henry W. DixOn's PrOperty--Mrs.
r. ID. HayW 0Od IL Also Accused.

CHICAGO, March % A proceeding
which reads more like story of fic.i'
than an action at law vas begun in the
circuit Court today.
1t was brought at the instigssion of
ames W. Dixon, o! NV York city, who
seeks the courts Of Chicago to wrest, as
is claimed, the person aui property If
his brother, Henry W. Dixon, from the
fraudulent and undue possession and
control of Henry A Root, New York
lawyer.
The recital of the complainant covers
a period of eight years, during al of
which ume. 1t appears, the weak mlndeO
ana aged Henry " D xon. who at the
outset is said to have bren wealthy, was
made tie victim Of Roots hypnotism
Tangled within it all is a woman. Mrs
F D Hay wood who, it is alleged, made
her home with Root in New York.
After long train of events the re
markable story has still more remark
aole elimination in this city. wher e
| $50, 900 in collatera's, the skeleton of
the scattered fortune, aid which is made
the basis for the action, are in con-
troversy, This amount consists If two
certificates of deposit for $40 600 each,
which are now in the vaults of the Cen
tral Safety Deposit company, where they
were placed about one year ago by Henry
w Dixon and Henry A. Root.
Since that time it is held that Roo,
attempted to get possession of these Sc
curities but was refused by the com
pany holding them. The latter con
tended that the agreement WAS when
they were placed there that Root and
Henry w. Dixon could only have access
to the vault when each was with tn,
other, and in addition the company hac
been notified in the meantime of the ap
pointment of James w Dixon, com
Mite in lunacg of Henry ". Dixon, 0
Fiusoing, N Y
The complaint seeks to have the court
restrain the Dtpos,t company from de
livering the collaterals to any one othe
than himself as committee in luuacy, ant
also TO c,mpel the company tn allow hlr
access to the vaults.
Henry w Dixon was declared insan
. on January 80. 1892, in 'Qleens c,unty
n Y, but it is said that he had been ,
W. ak and unsound mind since 1884, an
incapable of managing his affairs
Up to 1884 ne made his home vita HI
brother, the complainant. When he lei
he took up his abode with Henry "
Root, with whom he continued to liv
until he was declared of ulsound minG
At the time of his residence with Roc
H. WAS possessed, in addition to oth'
!, collaterals of a piece of property in Ne
York, at 55 Cedar street. which yielde
an annual income of 81 900.
y This property he was induced
; mortgage fer $40 900, it is alleged, at Il
instigatlon of Ront, who, it is held, al
, pcopriated the amount TO his own us
|, Ia February, 1888. Dixon conve yed tn
! property To the New York Mutual Ii
y. insurance Company for S7O,OO0 whit
y Conveyance, it is held, was made at t
n, instance and under the coercion of R,c
u. 1t is stated further that Root receive
D the whole $4,000.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
DEIEP ROCK
MINERAL WATER
Direct from the springs on draught at
w. H. KING &COsR
DRUG STORE.
DRUG STORE.
- .LE or VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

- ,LE or VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
BY virtu- OF recree of the Superior cour,
OF W'ke cou " in the special roccedIngs en-
utied j. y Holding, admipistr Ator of \. V.
Denton, deceased, vs. NJ. Denton ct ALE.
w!ll sell on Monday the 27th day OF March.
: y, At z O'Clock ni :, NJ the court house door
of said county of Wake in the CITY of Raleigh
the following described property: Two I2i
stores and lots on Exchang- lace in the CITY
OF Raleigh, bouLd-d on tie north by the store
{ { of w. &. 4 A. b. StronAch's, on the
est " he store and lot allotted 10 NIX
Denton - dover on the south Nv said Ex-
cha ge, and on the wesf by the store house
a lot of l.. ID Ca.tleberry, said store build
lngs are row il gooi condition and rent for
*S1-o each Der moath. Also q house and
lot IN the eastern part of the city of Raleigh
honghertv. Oh the ea-t by the lands of Mr.
Podie Perry, on ~. south pv Cabarrus street
and on the vest by he lands Of John Jones,
con'slnlDg acre more or less Ter Q oi
.nle: One-third cssh, one-third in nine
m nths, and the balance in fifteen months
ir IN day OF sale. the purchaser 90 execute
notes for the ceferred payments, bearing in
te est from da- of sale at s per cent per an.
mum. The title reserved until purchase
ouer Is p I'd IN full. Purchs ssers allowed tc
pay flll an unr cash il desired.
February q, .s93.
J.N. HOLDING,
Administrator and Cpmmiseio
fec lids
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Oxford Again the Winner.

LONDON, March % The Oxford Cam
bridge university boat race was rowed
today over the usual Thames course,
from Putney bridg to Mostlake. Oxford
won by two and half lengths. The
official time was eighteen minutes forty
seven seconds, the best time ever made
over the course. The previous best time,
made by Oxford last year, was nineteen
minutes twenty one seconds. The race
today is the fftieth of its kind. One
only, that of 1877, resulted in dead
heat. Of these races Oxford has won q,
and Cambridge % Oxford has now
won four years in succession. For the
four preceding years Cambridge was tn
victor. The Oxford boat carried 1.471
pounds, the Cambridge boat LA
pounds.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23

Pursuant to iudgme MS Of Wake county
Superior court, reno red at the October
te, IN. 1892, snd the February term, 1873. In
the case of Ella NJ Wright, &. b. Wright.
A w Haywood trustee. and others against
r1aude NJ. Perkiason, individually and ~
a1minis rator of Mary Perkirson de
ceased, Ezra Perkinson ana Nitruvius
Royster, guardian ad litem OF Ezra Per
kinson. We will on Satuc cd4y. april i5'h.
1893. at the county court house door In the
city If Raleigh, y. C. sell at public out
cry, TO the highest bidder. for cash. the
following lot or parcel of land In toe city
Of Raleigh. N. c.. viz: Adjoining the lands
o. Mrs. Laura A. " inston ami others, lv
ing on the southeast corner of the inter
section of B!oodworth aud Morgan streets,
being part of city lot no. lis, as shown on
| Shaffer's map of the city Of Raleigh, n.
| c., and more fully and at length described
| in the deed of trust, executed on the 2lst
| day OF February, 1890, by g. A Perkiuson
| and Mary perkinson, his wife. 20 A. w.
| Haywoo 4, trustee, etc which said deed of
trust is duly recorded in the Office of the
| Register OF Deeds for Wake county. y. c.,
| il book 40, page 727, ct seq.
hour of ale, IL o'clock m.
| A. w. HAYWOOD,
| w. J. PEELE.
| Commissioners.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
FairvieW Farm.
stations In Use 1893.

FRANKLIN CHIEF standard and reg
tstered M. 3,i7 chestnut stallion, i5,.
hands high. weighs LOO pounds He Is
an 'nDred Morgan His sire Ben Frank
in record 22', l. the sire OF "a In 2:3O list,
he a son Of ID n el Lambert, IS IN 2:30 list,
snd the dam Of Al in 2:30 list. His dam
Aas one in 2;30 list and sh. by a son OF
7. han Alien 43. record 2:25L, that sired
Daniel Lambert a. We. Franklin Chief Is
the handsome & sta lion In the South, and
the greafe-t sire Of handsome and speedy
colts In North Carolina.
NJ ONDYNE standard and reg stored
No. 1920. dark brown stallion, Is hands
hiyh. weighs 800 pounds. He IA an in
bred Hamhle'onisn. His sire Sherman,
record 2 %. sire of Ashman. 2lSl< and five
oth.r 2.3o tro ter is son of George
Wllke=, record 2:22, ouu OF a daughter OF
telm Mt sire Al N $50 list. among them
NutwoCd, 81, wit LOB In 2:30 list
George wilkes and Belmont have SAB
descendants In 2:30 list Mo, ndyne's dam,
Troublesome, record 25 with 2l heats
b tier than 2.30 10 her credit, il by Mes
senger Duroc, sire 81 in 2:30 list aud TIE
lam Of 40 in $50. aud he by Old Hsmble
JouiaD 10.
Stallion cards giving full description
| and ex-tird pedigree can be had on appli
| cation TO
II. y. WILLIAMSON,
Fsirview Farm. Ralei N. n. &.
| Narch lst 1898
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
why Moody Was Not Invited

Cor. the Chronicle,
Inquiries are being made as to why
MIR. d L Moody, the great evangelist
was not called TO proclaim "The Word"
in Raleigh 1 feel it due our people
that they should know why he was not
invited
About ten days ago q meeting for this
purpose was held in the parlor of the
Young Mems Christian Asso citation.
Among those present were seven of our
leading pastors. Five of the rover
end gentlemen opposed this movement
We cannot conceive why this was. a
Mr. Moody always has the co operation
of the pastors wherever he goes
understand that he accepts no remuner'
alton for his services. Do we not neec
him or some one like him TO stir up our
people2 We think l. is a shame Sir, 'ha
this excellent opportunity to secure {
valuable man has been lost. Our peo-
pie certainly wanted him but could no
get him if our pastors opposed it. I.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Brilliant Marriage in Ok ford.

OXFORD, N c., March % Special =
Mr. G.lwan Dusenbery, the popula
young agent Of the Richmond ana DAp
vile rahroad company at this place, wa
united in marriage this morning to Mis-
Sadie Jones, formerly Of Richmond. Va
but who has been living in Oxford to'
the past year. They left iramediatel
for an extended bridal tour.
Both the brido and groom were yer!
handsome young ps ople, and should the
retire now from rse social c'rcles Of III
young, Their ABSENCE will De very sensl
bly, felt As they are both yet In IN
very blush of womanhood and manhood
i is to be hoped they will not deprlv'
their unmarried friends of their society
Mr. Dusenhery came TO Oxford from
Concord while in the employ Of tn
tsichmond and Danville railroad IN
pany, and during his soj2urn Of o;e yes
nas made host Of friends who Wish hlL
and his beautiful bride all the happlnes
life can afford Not, uatll yesterday
| was the event of their marriage know
except to very few immediate men oeI
IF the family with whom she was board
ing. They managed 1t very skilfuli
| indeed.
Services will be conducted at the Bal
tist church every night through this an
next week. Rev MIR. Hardaway, the
brainy and popular pastor, expects
| have some minister from distance
assist him during next week.
A cotton factory seems To DE thin
of the near future. Parties from Bul
Iipgson and other places were here Ia
week talking quite enthusiastic lily.
Oxford is receiving her share OF tc
bacco this winter. and seems TO be &c
ting on her feet once again. "1ou can
| down working man"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
YESTERDAYS SENATE SESSION
SHORT PROCEEDINGS PRIOR TO
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS
The PrOpO n"of Mr. CuIIOm Led to
a Deb ofher Matters in
General.

General.
WASHINGTON, March % The resolu
ton reported last Monday authorizing
the appointment of five new committee
clerks ION geological survey, national
banks, forest reservations, corpora tom
in the District of Columbia and trespas
sers of Indian lands) was taken up an6
agreed to. Mr.. Mcpherson re uorted
back from the committee on finan, /. thu,
resolution offered by him lat Monday
directing the comm ssioner on iaoor t.
make report at The opening Of tn" fifty
third congress as to the c>ss of produc-
ton of iron and steel manufactures anG
OF textile fabrics. It was amended so as
to authorize also the finance mmittee
to make further investi cation into the
same matter, with the power to send for
persons and papers The bin Was Or
dered printed and laid on the taoie Mr.
MaGderson rendered his resignation as
president pro TEN. The resignation, OIL
: motion of MI. Sherman, was accepted
Mr. Cockrell offered resolution declar
ing Mr.. Harris president pro tenn The
resolution wat agreed to and Mr. Harri,
was escorted by Nc M anderson and took
the oath of office,
The proposition of Mr. Cuilom to be
relieved of the duties as member Of the
| committee to examine into the working
of several execut We departments Of tn
| government Commission provided fol
in the civil appropriation bill of last sas
stony led to a debate of considerabl
length III which the fact was brought ou
that there was no provision of law fo
filing vacancies In tue comm IS on, an'
which Mr.. Hoar characterized as a grav
infringement of the constitution TIL
recent appointments by tle president Q
senators and Representatives as delega1e
t. foreign countries, on melton OF Nj
Hoar to refer the matter to the commit
tee on privilege 5 and elections, fell to th
ground in consequence Of M. Cuilom
withdra wing his request to be excuse
The senate then, at 1:l5, proceeded t
executive business. The senate, Will
in execu i've session, adjonrned till t,
| merrUW.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Five Thousand POstmasters Resigned

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Rooert A
Maxwell, whose nomination as fourth
assistant postmaster general was yester
day confirmed by the senate, was at the
postoffice department this morning anc
expressed his purpose to take formal
charge of the Office tomorrow. 1t is
learned that there are on file in the de-
pa-tment more than 5000 designations
Of postmasters, many of the fourth class,
and that these cases will be considered
and disposed Of before any case of re-
movals are taken up.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Railway Comm issiOn News.

Yesterday the commission heard evi
dence for three hours in the petition OF
the Atlantic Coast Line for permission
t, discontinue the station at House, on
the Scotland Neck branch, in Pitt coun
ty. Messrs. House and Harrington of
tn t county urged that it be not oiscon-
tirued. A. w. Haywood, Esq, ap
peared for the railway, as its attorney
here. Pending argument the case went
over until to dav.
In the case of O-mond vs. tie Rich
m"Dd and Danville railway there was
complaint of refusal TO refund the
unused parts If two tickets from Win
ston to Goldsboro The commission al
judged tuat the railway refund.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
The Texas Railroad Com issiOn Suit

AUSTIN, Tex March % The Texas
railr ,ad commission injunction suit was
no nearer a satisfactory end yesterday
than the day before Plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS spent the day IL discussion.
The commission yesterday evening asked
further time to consider the proposition
of the plaintiffs, who desire to prefer
additional charges. In case the matter
is taken direct to the supreme court the
commission hopes to establish the point
Of law which questions the right of
bondholders of railroads TO institute
suit IT this plea is sustained it vii
bring the case to sudden termination
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
President Holidays Letter.

The following letter explains itself:
RALEIGH, n c., Nov. %. 1892
To the Editor Of the Duly City Item,
Neso Orleans, La.
SIR:-I find in your editorial column
of November 10Th, an article headed.
"a Greek INVASION" containing a clause
against which / beg to enter an emphatic
protest. and to Iepel the imputation 1t
conveys.
Writing of the early popularity OF
Greek letter societies in American col
leges, you incidentally say Even 10
North Carolina, about the last place one
would look for intellectual activity Of q
classical kind" elc., etc. Let us look
at the historical fact bearing on III s
point Immediately after the Revolu-
tionary war. and while yet bleeding fr' n
its many wounds, North Carolina in 1890
provided for complete system of classi-
cal education, snd from that early day 70
he present interrupted for a few years
by the late civil war and succeeding
troubles of reconstruction, her Stat
University has done, and is doing d
thorough classical work as any insti-
tuition In America
From her academic halls were gradu
sted theologisns and statesmen like
Green, Morrison, Atkinson, Hawks
Badger, Mangum, James K. Polk. Bar
ton, Grsnam, M ,niy and Moore be.o.'
the cornerstones were laid for major
ity of American colleges. and nearl,
, completed century of life has malaye'
her vigor and broadened her field o
usefulness.
SO far, therefore, from North Carolin
| being ''about the last place one woul
look for intellectual activity Of clsssics
kind" would it not be simple truth an
justice to say she was prompt to set a
example in the matter of classical educ,
( ton but slowly followed by more nois
/ commonwealth
: We are quite willing to stand or IA
: by the pubic record. Yours truly,
: ALEX Q HoLLADAY,
Y President of the North Carolina Coliee
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
CANNING FACTORY FOR SALE.

~ c., offer for sale their entire plant, con :
sis,ing OF town lot and factory in Mt.
Olive. one 3o-horse boiler new Duplex
Knowles Pump and complete canning
machinery Ia perfect ord +; capacity 5000
cans daily Also 1900 cans number 2 and
3. Part or the whole can ne bougnt At
below cost. Il not sold at private sale be
fore, it will be sold at public sale on the
18th of April, next-
Apply 20.
B. A. HALLETT,
marl5-im Sec'y and Tres.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
A Sad Death.

The death of Mr.. Tip Gray, of Meek
lenburg county. was sad one. In des
pair ne killed himself because he cIuld
not resist the morphine habit. The
note found in his pocket was pathetic
Ma, do not grieve for me, you have
been good wife and l hate to leave
you, but can't live the life l am any
longer The Kecley institute at Green's
boro or Rocky Mount would have cured
him, and made him a happy man oEce
more How long will it take our PEI
pie t. learn that the whiskey and opium
habits are positively cured 10y Dr.
Keeley's double chloride of gold rene
dies as administered at Greensboro o.
Rocky Mount
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23

AND tOR SAILS BY virtue If a
III "a mortgage executed ~ Lewir
t,srcor, aid wife, l will ffer for salt
~. c,-9 al The court mouse door H. Raj
N Il - WC day arco Nth, 1888, the
fo.Iowns t,aGl oi land, lyiGg and be ng ip
~ town. ip betin lux a. q stake, W..
10 tres Coyaer. T. euce south sS degrees
t4vt ay, a. hat po4es t., stake in said
Eo a., Sire; theuce north eight ,olcs 10
y ,o.ewaod AID poin; ers; the c. portn s.
degrees west forty poles To staRe and
10 iders, thsrce north IS degrees west,
ntutty-tNO anu seve d telths ~ u stake
sud pointers; thence south 47% degrees
west four pole. TO u stake; thence south
q degrees, ea one hundred and twenty
ia aud one fifth poles to the begin, ing
coutl. ming, according to measurement
fortv-nue acres Title perfect TIE sac
deed Il mortgage Is register ed III book ~
1t aaQe 32@, of register Of Nd's Gffic.
Wake county.
j. G.. j.. HARRIS,
Attorney of Mort gaaee
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Stories of fOutrages Exaggerated.

NEW YORK, March pa special
cablegram from Pera to the Post says:
The American legation has received in
formation that the reported disorders in
Asia Minor and the attack on the Ameri
can mission station at Marsovan were
greatly exaggerated. The secretary has
gone to investigate.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
NIr. MOrgan,s Mission.

New YORK, March 22.-Ir WAS report
ed last night from an authoritative source
that J. Pierpont Morgan, who ssi ed On
the Majestic to-day, goes on an important
mission for the government.
1t is stated tn at he has been authorized
to negotiate loan of $50, 900, QUO in gold.
The report is apparently we'll founded.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
British War Ship Aground.

LONDON March % "A dispatch from
Alexandria, Egypt, confirms the report
that British war ship is undaunted
aground there It adds, however, that
the vessel has been got sfoat now pro-
ceeding for Malta, and her compartment
is full of water, undaunted, and attached
to Mediterranean squadron commanded
b7 Lord Charles Beersford. Sne is a
twin-screw, frst-class armored vessel.
s, 900 tons and g. 500 horse power, and
mounts twelve guns.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-23
Bissell Talks About POstmaster APP
pOintme nts.

WASHINGTON, March % Postmaster
General Bissell told delegation of con-
gressmen today in relation to toe ap
pointment of postmasters that he thought
the question Of candidates should, in the
measure at least. be decided by the peo-
pie of the locality. They were more in
terested than any one else, and undoubt
edly their wishes should be consulted
and given very great weight No ONT
would be ignored and advice and recon
mendatiops of congressman earnestly de
sired He said also that statements that
women and newspaper men were to bs
Disseminated against in the appoint
ments, were untrue.