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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

Bob HUNTER had about as much
chance Of being nominated postmaster
rs he had OF being nominated consta-
BILE in recent convention.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

Cy H. Lyle, of Johnson City, was
in Bristol last night. He is confident
of his confirmation as postmaster, in
which event he will probably resurrect
THE DAILY COMET. Meas.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

For fine bread, cakes and pies, the
Philadelphia Bakery can not be beat.
Everything first class, fresh and clean.
Give as your orders. Bakery second
door above pCstoffice.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

SENATOR HARIsR is a much more
honorable man than the Hunters
That's all
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

You can hardly blame the Hunters
after all. They didn't know (of course
mott it was loaded.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

BOB HUNTERS ideas of landing post.
Office appointments are unnatural, I'M
American and dishorsble, and, there
fore, cannot win.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

Owe are not doing anything our
selves, but we won't be responsible for
what Senator does"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

WITHOUT even looking Postmaster
General BisseIl said: "There is moth
ing for you, Robert"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

THERE is going to be a big row
among the Republican candidates
for Congress, but what do we care ?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

FILING charges in the United States
Senate is bold way of stabbing n
man in the dark, to say the least of it.
Bristol Courier.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

lr makes no difference what church
a hog belongs TO, it won't keep him
from roofing in the ground.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

We are on yodr trail, "Opposition,"
and even a poor dog can follow the
track of skunk.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

IT'S d blessed thing that it does not
require strong mind to stand defeat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

SOME man is going to be showed
under at the "midwinter" conven-
ton.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

A BLOODHOUND and newspaper are
two things william can not escape.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

THE JOHNSON CITY COMET is high
flyer. Usually it is full of stirring and
pungent articles Chattanooga Blade.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

We are almost overwhelmed with q
forgiving spirit-for giving them h-n.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

Ii the Republicans can't find a
man to represent this district, the
Democrats can.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

THE children ought to have been
allowed to play longer than the 9Th
Of March.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

IT is better to be cor firmed post
master than n confirmed idiot, any
way.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

The "opposltion" will have ample
time to think over how it happened,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

THE children are accusing Mr..
Brownlow of tearing down their
playhouse.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

Poor ROBERT, the glass was broken
at his lips.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

THE end of the postoffice fight has
thrown several small men out Of lob
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

The candidates are begging for
time to swallow.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01
official Announcement Fees.
Notice of Removal.

THE COMET has moved into the
Hoss & Hodge building on Market
street near Roam street.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

IT was nicely Broyled, but the com.
mittee would not touch it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

We feel 30 good that it will be very
hard to say anything meantabout our
enemies.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.

THE COMET has arrangements by which 1t
can offer the following newspapers and period
Gals in connection with THE COMET ut the fol-
lowing rates for cash in advance:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

For ways that are dark
! And tricks that are vain
A goggled-eyed man is peculiar.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01
I BELONG to the opposition.

IT was dirty, cowardly, undemo-
cratic fight, but glorious Democratic
victory.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

WHAT will Bobby do now, poor
thing?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

DIDN'T we put it on them, though?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01

EVERY dog has his day. This is
"our'n."
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-02-01
DIDN'T l tell you s.?
THE right will prevail.

We smote them hip and thigh
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Stousy came over from Marc Island, char.
tered the tusboat Sea Kiae and went 10
80 again with anothse BIG supply Of
fruit, vegetables and fresh msat fos the
bsanlnsteu. indieatiue that u b ths
eovsrnmsors intsatioa 10 kssp the
refugees outsids the thrss-mils limit and
beyoud the reach oe hahsas corpus papsss
foF at least day OF two. Ths strange Dc.
lay 70 pussls 70 the local federal authse.
itiss, who are all but certain that the nee.
essasy doeumsuts In the cate have arrived
from washlnaton and are now In ths
hands Of San Salvadoeiaa ofaelals hses.
The only plausible sxplanatioa 10 that The
local o6leials Of the eovsrumsnt al Sen
Salvador, some os whom are known 20 b
friendly to Essta. arc still fighting among
themselves. The president OF San Saliva.
dor appointed new consul here on Sat.
urday last and Il h considered probable
that the dsposed consul. Yeigoysu. who
10 . close friend Of Essta. and who hur.
rled Oh to New York recently 10 confer
with Carlos Essta, tho dspossd president,
has refused to deliver the documents to
his successor.
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Plan OF THE CAMPAIGN
Bob CsaCiasielil Committees lfs
uolkll6 Hard ald Systematically.
MAPS AND FIGURES GALORE
A. for Stump 0peakerss the Can.
didatss VIII Arrange for Them
Themselves, kxoept In
Close Districts.

WARRINGTON, AUG. 0.-with the eloss
OF eonGrsss the Managers OF the cougres.
sional national campaign committees are
preparing for the fall campaign With
much energy. Senator Faulkner, at the
head OF the democratic committee, 10 d.
rscting bis efforts toward holding demo-
cratic majority In tho house OF repressn-
tativcs. Extensive headquarters arc in
operation with the executive work In
charge OF Secretary Lawrence Gardner.
The work thus far has been In preparing
full statistics OF the districis, writing Q
campaign book. and In circulating docu.
ments. The campaign book II half com.
pleted. 1t will bo volume Of about 800
pages, showing the work Of this congress
and the reforms claimed TO have been
made 10 the departmental service. II
Will be furnished to speakers 20 . text for
their work on the stump. The statistics
gathered are tho most elaborate ever
undertaken by the committee. They
show not only the votes by counties for
the last four congressional elections, but
In close districts the figures ere carried
out to townships, wards and even pro.
ctncts. In addition 10 the numerical vote.
. system Of pse csntasss has been adopted,
by which the per centage Of gain neces.
sary to success o. the loss threatenine de-
feat can be exactly determined.
Another plan OF ready references 10 by
shaded maps Of distriets In various colors
showing the strength Of the republicans.
democrats, populists, prohibitionists, and
the like, with figures a. 10 the vote Of each
Ill "a -
sent out by the committee, 90 each con.
Gressional nominee will b left 10 secure
his own speakers. II, however. . weak
spot 70 developed whore speakers are few,
the national committee will undertake to
supply orators. The republican congress.
ional campaign, In the absence Of Secrv.
tary Olds, u In charge OF Assistant Secre.
tary Thomas H. Mckee. BY decision
Of the republican national COMMITTEES the
congregational campaign u left entirely In
the hands OF the congressional commit.
toe. Chairman Manly acting in an ID.
visory capacity. The headquarters
force is just now engaged In ret.
ting together . campaign:tsxt book, which
Captain Mckee expects to have issued by
September L The committee has had its
headquarters 'sUea, continuously from
November last and since that time has
circulated 2.0o0. 900 pieces Of campaign
literature. A complete canvass has been
made Of every congressional district In
the country, and the work TO b done has
been mapped out and systemised. In
states where the campaign 10 on, tho
work will be left in the hands Of the state
committee entirely. Where there 10 no
state campaign, tho congressional dis
trIct organization will be co-opseated with
directly. There will be no speakers be.
cause tho congressman and tho candi.
dates are found to prefer arranging for
speakers themselves. Every assistance
possible In securing speakers will. how.
ever, b rendered where Il 10 asked for.
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CALLING "3O."
The Rspub!icass Say There WIN Ne No
More Business This sesslsn.

The Republicans Say There WIN Ne No
More Busiasss This ssssisn.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The republi-
cans say there will be no moro business
Of importance transacted ut this session.
except, perhaps, the passage Of the bill
correcting the alcohol schedule. To-day
senator Lindsay was ready to make
speech defending the action Of tho senate
finance committee and the democratic
senators who supported them. u is also
understood that Senator Allison is
also ready TO make q speech of
some length on the presen, status
of legislation. II is possible that both OF
these speeches will be male by the cour-
tesy Of the senate. although the repub-
licans said today that no speeches would
be made. Some of the democrats assert,
however. that IL any attempt is made TO
prevent speeches on the democratic side
a quorum will be called under duress BY
'hc sergeaut-of-arins. On the republican
side it IS claimed tina, the tariff debate. as
well as tariff legislation. is al a close.
Chairman Wilson of the ways and
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IN THE SENATE.
The Hsass Biils Providing for Free sasas
and Other Thinss Reported.

The Hsass Biils Providing for Free sssaP
and Other Things Reported.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 0.-Harris reported
the amended sugar bill and the coal. iron
ors and bavbsd wire bills to-day. Allison
said the action last Saturday on Mander.
sons amendment whom the vote was n to
20 and the amsndmsnt only failed for
lack Of Q quorum, should b recorded %
On instruction to the committee to report
the amendment favorably. Mitehsll Of
Oregon gave notice that II the sugar bill
was called up a this session he would
offer an amendment reenacting the wool
schedule Of 1880. The bills placing wire,
coal and iron on the free list were ordered
placsd on the calendar.
Allison stated that the barbsd wire bill
does not provide for free barbsd wire at
ali. % Il places duty upon the manufac.
tured article. while admitting the material
free. He reminded the senate that the
Wilson bill provided foe Is per cent. I'd
valorem duty on barbsd wire but the ssn.
ate had reduced Il. Aldrich, another 70.
publican member Of the finance commit
tee, denied shat the substitute bill Just
passed was by unanimous vote Of the
committee. - Il had besn opposed By all
the republican members. The house had
desired to put bsrbed wire on the free list
to benefit the farmer, but In its haste Il
had done just the opposite.
The house bill 10 provide o national
homo for aged and infirm colored people,
went over until the next session. The
senate bill to push the claim Of the United
States against the estate OF Leland Stan.
ford passed. The senate went into execu.
tive session, but owing to tho lack Of Q
quorum, adjourned till Wednesday.
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WANT AN iNvss rioArioN.

csasrsss. tee. Nay Appsiss osDoassss
% Lssk late the etslks.
WASHINGTON. Aug. M-Nembsss ef
the houss committss have not ahandeoed
the projset Of holding an invsstisatien OF
the recent railroad strikes. for which .
resolution 10 before the COMMITTEES. Ths
appointmsnt Of . commission by the pros
ident 10 conduct . similar investigates
was thought to have forestalled the action
By the committee and for . time the dsa
Of congressional Investigation was Drop
pod. II 10 thought by the members that
the inquiry by commission now In pro.
gress 10 intended principaliy TO secure In
formation upon the questions Of capital
and labor involved and their solution.
Tho supporters Of tho resolution before
tho committee desire report regarding
tho effect Of the railroad strike upon
commerce between the states. Two OF
three members favor laws which would
control the railroad employees 20 that gsu-
eral strikes paralysing eommercs could
not be inauguratsd without due notice.
They regard the railroads in measure -
public highways which should bs under
public control An effort will b made 10
have . committee meeting called this
week TO report to tho house . resolution
for an investigation during the recess.
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Up q Peg or Two.

wAsHIScroS, Aug. 9.--The president
to-day sent tho following nominations:
War department, Major James II. Brad.
ford. il,h infantry. to be lieutenant colo
mel; Captain &. w. Davis, iith infantry,
to be major: First Lieutenant Frank NJ.
Eastman. lith infantry, 10 be captain /;
First Lieutenant Mitchell +. lamar. 18th
infantry, TO bc captain; Second Lieuten.
ant James Dean. Third infantry,to be first
lieutenant; Second Lieutenant L. &. Me.
Ander. .5,h infantry. 20 be first lieuten-
ant; Charles II. Stivers, formerly captain
Of the seventh infantry, to be captain.
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CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS.
Nsbedy Can Tell Hsw Thsis state Cos.
vsntiea Will Result.


San FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.-This city 10.
night 10 swarmina with politicians, here to
attend the democratic state convention.
which convenes In the Baldwin theater ut
noon tomorrow. II 10 generally predicted
that the convention will be sensational.
The politicians arc all at sea, and not
even the knowing ones are predicting the
results with any degree Of certainty. For
tho gubsrnatorial nomination there arc
many candidates. James Budd OF Stock.
ton 10 an avowed aspirant. Barney Muir.
ply Of San Jose IL also being industriously
boomed. Jackson Temple, ex.justice Of
the state supreme court, has also been
urged and could undoubtedly have had
the nomination, but to-day he publicly
announced that he was not candidate
aud would not accept the nomination un.
der any circumstances.
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means eommittes hes returned 70 The e1ty
from Long Branch. Hh carry rstuea 10
competed with ruuon that rssseoent
Cleveland would come 70 Washinstea %
once and that sens aetioa On ths sassn
bill 10 10 b sxpeetsd. Wilson dsnSes shces
statsmsuts, but says hs looks fee TIE
prssidsat's return on Thursday. kladsne
90 many ssnatoss away from The city, -
does mot look tor any further Ssgislatssn
this session.
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IN III. HOUSE.
Osiy 10 Nsmbsrs Present. All ClansF-
tag Fer Their Pet niila


tag For Their Pet Biila
WARRINGTON, Aug. 2o.-Less than 10
members were present whom the house
met ct II o'clock to-day. The members
were erowdine the area In front Of the
speakers desk with requests for unani.
NOUS consent for the passage Of bills.
SAyrss, chairman Of the appropriation
committee, secured unanimous consent
for the consideration Of Q bill appropri-
ating 5000 for an additional force for the
collection Of internal revenue and one for
5000 for carrying into effect the srbitra-
tions between the United States and Ven
ssusla. Il vas passed without obieetion.
McCrsary, chairman Of the committee On
foreign relations, asked unanimous con.
sent for consideration Of Joint resolu-
ton eongratulating the Hawaiian republic
on its perfect resumption powers and its
abilities Of sslf-sovsrnment, and, owing
10 the absence Of Boutslls. BAyns OBJ
iscted. Bland then demanded the rsGu.
lar order. At i2:&5 the house adjourned.
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OprO ,ed to fuslon.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 0.-Ths repub-
lican state convention will bs held here
Tuesday. J. W. Baker Of Davidson county
will probably be nominated for governor.
the opposition to him being small. There
will be some effort to prevent his nomina.
tion. In order that fusion may be effected
on Mills. tho populiss nominee, but it 10
not believed that IL will work. All the
principal leaders arc opposed to fusion.
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new BEpRoRp, Mass., Aus. O.-A great
textile strike, which bids fair to provo the
biggest Of ths kind In the history Of New
Eugland, 10 on. Every mill In the city 10
silent and the strssts are allsd with hle
operators. Il II estimatsd that more than
1000 persons have stopped work. The
mill officials and Secretary Ross Of the
Spinner union will hold Q confsrsncs to-
day and some understanding viii b
reached. Secretary Ross says the mem
bess Of the union sxpsot the strike will b
of six months' duration.
At the north end Of the city cousidsra.
bic excitement was caused whom Il was
discovered that . dossn operatives had
gone to work in the Bristol mill One
thousand people attacked the operatives
- they came out. One boy was badly cut
about the face.
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Ai,s,ld viasts Puilus..

CHICAGO, Aug. 1-Govsrnoe Altgsld
went to Pullman to-day to Investigate the
condition Of tho strikers. His visit was
the result Of communication stating
that l.600 families arc near starvation.
Vice President Wickes Of the Pullman
company, called on Governor Altesld and
offered 10 accompany him to Pullman.
~ prefer to 20 alone" said tho governor.
VI think can find my way about the
town."
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NEW YoRx, Aug. 0.-Ths Epssinq Post
says: More errors In the new tariff bill
% II passed arc being discovered. Il was
said to-day at the custom house hses that,
through . mistake IN punctuation, the i'm
portatious Of all drugs and medicines are
prohibited. The intention wss to stop the
bringing In Of drugs and medicines in
abortion practice. The new bill In tho
revenue sections taxes playing cards, 20
II II becomes Law nothing can bs sold
without revenue stamp. or thsss the
treasury has none, and II will take several
months 10 have them engraved and dis.
tributed throughout the country.
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HsLEMA's TOUGH CLASSES.

Psisss JsAss Gage nss HE ssnds Fuii
AtssaAisg 10 Thsa.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA, Aug. 0-Polics Judge Gage
had q few eases In addition 10 the usual
Monday grlst this morning. One Of them
wss . charge Of grand larceny against
Charles Teuo, preferred b. Rose Altman.
Rose 10 the propsistress Of . questionable
resort on Close street, and In the past,
Teno has shared hsr confidence TO such
an extent that she deposited her money In
his name. She now charges that Tcno
drew out Of the hank e62S OF her cash,
with the intent 10 convert the same 10 bis
own use. Hence she had him arrested.
He gave bond In tho sum Of $500 to appear
for hearing tomorrow.
Robert Pelletier and Walter Pcnns-
baker, the pugilistic hack drivers. were
fined respectively 80 and q for dlstnrb-
Ing the peace. Both paid.
A man arrested for carrying concealed
weapons was discharged. Ho was sus.
pscted Of being tho principal Of the Broad.
water hold.up but proved 10 be tho wrong
man. Six vaerants were given the usual
dose.
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STILL AT SEA.
Essta is There and So Arc the Federal
OfIicials In san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Aug. D.-if the requi.
sition papers or warrants tor the arres, Of
Gen. Antonio Eseta and the three other
refugees from san Salvador were dis.
patched from Washington on tho llth
inst. as the authorities there have led the
public to believe. IL is conceded that The
documents mus, have been in san Fran
cisco al least two days. Notwithstanding
this fact. however. the gunbolI Benuing-
,ui, on which the refugees arc prisoners.
is still cruising OIL shore. Iherc Is every
indication that she is TO be kept at sea
indefinitely. This morning Lieutenant
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SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 2o.--Fivs and
one-half furlongs Yemen won, wah Jim
second. Arapahoe third; time 1Oehl.
Thrce.fourths Of one mile-Picaroon won,
Dr. France second, Necedah third: time
l:i7K. Six furlongs-Urania won. The
Miss Annie second. Glen Lilly third; time
1:l7. Seven Observation-Disclosures won,
Ed. Kearney second, Skciaddlo third I;
time I 80. Ono mile-Miss Dixie won,
Hawthorne second. Balbrigzan third !;
time :i5H. Six and one.half furlonrs-
Potentats won. Torchbearer second, Maid
Marian third; time :AH.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Wayas's vietssy Over The Inaiass Csls.
brated By Ohis People.

bratsd By ohis People.
ToIEDo, Aug. 2O.-Ahout i've thousand
psopls assembled to-day on the battlefield
Of Fallen Timbsrs on the Mauines river,
twelve miles above the city, to eelsbsats
the centenary Of "wAyns's Victory" Here
on Aug. 20, i7oA, he defeated the
wyandotte, Ottawa and Delaware Indians,
breaking the power Of their connsdsrscy
and securing peace 10 the then north.
western frontier. A national salute was
fred 81 sunrise. At l0:So the Maumee
valley monumental association hold .
msetins and listened to an historical ad.
drsss BY Colonel d. w. H. Howard. A
picnic followed. The afternoon exercises
consisted Of music, the adoption Of rsso-
lutions requesting congress to mark the
spot b. o suitable monument. followed by
tho address by General Samuel r. Hunt,
Of Cincinnati. Short addresses followed
By Department Commander Z. Z. Wutt,
Of Ohio. and General r. s. Stevens.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 0.-A Jerome Park
to-day: Nils-Arab won, Jack Rose sec.
ond. Connera third; time, I :i6. Five and
one-half furlongs- won. VAL
kyris second, Doeeett third; time, l:i0E.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Roche won, Bas-
ssttlaw second, Stoneneliie third; time,
1:5lX. Five and one-hale furiongs-
Monotony won. Bslvina second, Siberia
third; time, 1:liN. Titan eourse-
Armitage won, Miss Gsllop second, Prig
third; time, liza. Six furlongs-My
Gyps won. Speculation second, Governor
Sheshan third; time, 1:17k.
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Guns for tho jams.

New YORK. Aug. 2o.-The Japanese
government has ordered, It 10 said, l0o. 900
stands of guns and ammunition from q
firm in this city. When questioned as to
the report, one Of the firm said: "The
fact is, l am not at liberty to talk con-
cerning the matter. as two countries are
at war and q statement may do consil-
erable harrn'
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Conc WIN a n.nd.omsr Man.

HELENA, Aug. aD.-ticorgc Heiglcr Oh
taiucd divorce to-day from Mar,
2eigler. They were married at Helena
Sept. j.. l,o- / he plaintiff alleges that
she left him a year ago last February with
a handsomcr man.