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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-17
M. M. CUMMINGS

Is still successor Van Pelf the best place TO
get Flour and all those popular Food Cereals. Yon
can ma The only pure Whole Wheat ana Gluten
FlOurs. Feed Of all kinds 81 North Delaware at
q Telephone 703
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MONARCH GROCERY co
ISCoRPoRATEDl
"a East Washington ST.,
Bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware.

New, frst-cIass goods Cut-rate prices Every
thing sold By Us guaranteed as represented, or
money refunded Goods delivered in city and
10 depot FREE Aail orders promptly filled -
Irish Mackerei, good size fish,
tacH .AOS
Fresh Canned salmon 4 lb. can. 1Oc
Fine Table syrup per gallon. .:S0c
Pure Cider Vinegar, per gallon. Zoe
Good Mild Cheese per HI. lie
Fresh Soda Crackers per lib. "A lie
Fresh Butter Crackers per lb. A lie
Corn starch 4 Ib pacLaEe. De
Caf<up, large bottle. lie
Pickles, large bottle. fJc
Finest Creamery Bafter per lb- zoe
All kinds of Teas refnffed AT Whole
sale prices.
Good Young Hyson Tea per lib. &c
Good Gunpowder Tea per Ib. 2.5c
Good Jap Tea per fb. b................2Sc 2Sc
Hoffman House Java and Mocha. -:55c
Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee. 2,c
French Breakfast Coffee. zoe
Crushed Java. ...................... Ice
Best Roller Process Flour per
Good Roller Process Flour, per
va - 1O
Fancy Michigan POtatOes per bu. .Soc
Fancy Messfna Lemons per doz. .I2c
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MOnOn Route
louisville. New Albany q Chicago Ry. Col
The VeStibuled Pullman Car Lin

LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS.
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Nestibuled Coaches. Parior and
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Arrive Chicago. go....................... 900 y. u
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no. 9-Monon Accommodation.
daily except Sunday ...............1 10 80 a. m.
Pullman Eestibule Sleeper for Chicago
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For further information call al Union Ticket Oifca
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
AT TnE ISTEKsrATE FAIR.
Great Preparations FOR Portland Day
Next saturday-Big Crowd Expected.

PosT-IsTKAIIGKNCER HEADQUARTERS, Is
HESITATE FAIR TACOMA, Oct. 81 Special
Great preparations are being made At
the fair for next Saturday. which IS 10 be
Portland day. Athletic Club day. Eks'
day, Shriners' day and A. o. L. w. day.
The street parade wiz be the largest ever
seen in this city. and will contain many
unique features.
Excursions will be run on that day from
various parts of the Sound TO this CITY,
one of the Seattle committee said today
that he expected not less than 2. 500 people
from Seattle on Saturday.
Fer sunday. German day. the promise is
equally IS good.
4 dispatch Was received by Mr.. German
from Geuersl Agent Charlton from Port
land yesterday, anpouncing that a rate Of
one fare for the round trip has been msde
from Kent and all other points in the
White river valley for White River Valley
day. which is next Monday. There will
be q large number Of floats in line on Ger
man day.
IL is an interesting sight to watch the
manufacture Of the fireworks for the com
ing big display at the interstate fair next
Saturday complete and well-f3tted
little factory has been erected on the
grounds for the man ufsetnre IL is in at
isolated corner back Of the big cyciorams,
and in IL force of fireworks experts make
the set pieces and build the foundations
for the fountains of ire that have
already proven such popular feature
OF the Interstate fair fireworks and
that will lie given on an enlarged
scale Portland day. Perhaps the most
interesting work of all is the building OF
the big set pieces. One Of these Is a huge
elk's head 10 be shown ia honor OF the
Elks' celebration. There has been built a
large frame which is divided into 3 num-
Der Of small squares. picture Of mag
ni6csnt specimen of 10 animal serves as
the modes from which the artist prepares
the reproduction. The model is worksd
of into squares corresponding TO the one
on the frame. As each square. on both
the model and frame. bears a number. the
artis, BY following them is enabled 20 easily
make an enlarged production OF the small
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04

several parties Mr.. FAher. xho
charge Of the STAKE boat
~sa cospie % Hsh.rrsen Who Nj
lie sass 70 the stake boat 10 zasch tFe
no szs the soziing not 10 say aay-
.ss.f 20 any one, rs the Nellie hsd lost
80 facs by foaling. Tbs rnen xha saw IL
80 siasla teFsstec parties and are wii!snx 10
~ ~ aNe asn1svit 20 the facts. Commodore
nensea, Of the Elliott Bar Yach; Club.
= nc sa1ied the Nellie. vas asked by Mr.
xS@rlastt. the owner OF the Pesrei. III the
1 T,lie had fouied xifh any og the buovx.
ls replied that everything vas ali rsxns.
a ~ she purse was given 70 the Nellie.
anen hr. Bartlett learned the particulars
"a .he Seiiieis running into the STAKE
1oai he asked for = settlement. bat did not
krt any Subtraction. The ere. OF the
Ielf.i tnat make this statement say that
y tne Seslie's crew can prove thai thew
asa not make any foul they are willing to
rstfact their statements and APOLOGIZE
DIT as TIE matter now stands Ii ought -
be settled Z"
Following are the names Of the crew Of
'ne fsirei: Capt. Lawrence. Charles Gun
sssfGan. Arthur Gunterrnxn. Alexander
Barns, Arnold BEEN aud William Barr.
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SPORTING NOTES.

A, the baltimore races Wednesday the
,xt-.ay. we're. 2.S5 trok NilIbooks =.
.T.iqt., free-for-sll trot. Rvlaad T.. 2;i2sa
: 10 pace, Rob@Tt o., Ass.
The olympic Clsb via give smoker on
oetal,er l. IN the club house. he feature
al the evening vii lie a wrestling match
between Marbct aud Faalsen Tor stv9 a
side
Asths Kansas City rsceS " ssinesday the
winners we're, Five snd = halt iarlougs,
Tavv.Ila. lax; four and half tariongs,
Tnrv pav. on, seven far'oags. Monk
axaytan SIS: SIX aBa BAT farsongs.
Blf.y Roller. -: ave faEaoBgs, !Asdins,
G.
ache Lstonia park Fsees Wednesday
- ,.t.usvs we're. Ssx furlonES, Gruga-
h@urh. III; eight fariongs, fgseasera.
ga. ave anl half faEioags, 4oots,
co., psne fariongS, SempeF Rex -;
HoiEson. liza
a, a.. r~vaas Park races "Wednesday
a. wFnn~~. acre. SIX farlonvz. Maid
Ns-.er I .t5Tff. I've farioBEs. Faata, %,
a. .sv stakes. Titan course Stouene4s.
.stz.. mae farlQnEs. IhaFstSn. %, I've
fsrlsss- 9cIntyre. .eSi.s fo&F tGFs@a IS.
Harris. go
Attar Ha.sharme park races Ne'fnes-
amw tha SINNERS acre. 81 faEl0nxs, Af}a
Marvhy. -. Eve snrionkS Iessn tais.
.tsa. rlxht farienKs insogn AZ | -, s'k
ana hail tuFs0aEss Sshas, r.
EaHzs No Remarks. | IS eggs aa@ AaA4A
f,,risn.-s BsaV Sutherland. i.Asssr
"A she - Leafs races Wednesday TIE
s,fsner. aerW kaxe fgrsopgs. hsAa.sEab
/ a. femy and a bali fursong-. fsaay
Flrnn. .ssa. Eve faggongs- kAaga A raj
gsgh ssas: 81 f2r4aaEs. sale noasaSs ! -.
sleAs fSEsoass. EoasRay. LA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04

rsetRre on the frame. When sais work -
cssn pEssed the Outline. thus arawa, i
done over aad snail nail driven AZ
intervals OF shoas four inches along ali the
lines. on the night Of the display there
ali be placed on each nail a small psper
tube several inches long and containing
charge Of prepared powder that win burn
for several minutes Then over these
tubes. OF which there sre several hundred,
there will be carefully laid and fastened a
string OF quick match The frame viii DC
erected IN TIE usGal place on the shore OF
the lake facing the grand court and will be
touched OF when the proper time ar
r4sss. The quick match xliI Ignite the
suses al n the same instant and the pics-
u-e Of fame vii burst forth VITA the
oisckness Of the night IS a background.
In addition 20 the slk's picture there Will
DO shown in 8 similar manner = picture Of
the device OF the Mystic Shrizers. tievice
consisting OF crescent surmounted BY q
Tea: . picture Of the Workmen'. device,
an anchor and shield and several mottos,
among them. Welcome to Portland"
The manufacture Of the floats 20 besused
on the Portland day and German day
parades is also gong on in the department
devoted to fireworks. A dozen or SO men
are engaged in the work. which Is under
the personal Suppression OF Decorator Cor
man. These floats will represent agiegorica
and mythlogieag subjects, aud VIII. be
more expensive and magnificent than
anything ever shown in the Northwest
The parade gives promise Of being 8
notable one. The exact detail of the
formation of the procs ssion has not been
made up. The line viii be headed. how
ever, by platoon of police and Cassasa's
California Exposition band. Ii will con-
tain all the Portland societies that attend,
as well SIS those from other Oregon cities.
aud similar local orders. The business
houses along the line Of march will be
decorated for the occasion. the blue. white
and yellow Interstate fair colors predoGni-
Mating.
I he sham battle between the local COM
panies OF the \. q. W. and the G. A. r. st
the Interstate fair has been again post
poned, owing TO the weather, but on Sat
urday night. rain or shine, the battle OF
Missionary Ridge will he fought over
again. with the aid o. colored ligats, ire
works and bombs. 1t is hoped that some
OF the First regiment, Oregon Nationa,
Guard. will be present To participate in
tie battle.
Friday night will be the second grand
Wagner night, when new Wagner selec-
tons will be presented.
PORTLAND, Oct. 3.-The city council
unanimously accepted an invitation today
TO attend the Interstate fair at Tacoma on
Portland day, which is next Saturday
From indications no less than 1900 people
will 20 from this city on Portland day.
Delegations from several societies and or
CARNATIONS will go in = body.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04

NEW HAVEN. Conn. ocf. 3-Yale played
her first home game with Brown this aft
ernoon. Brown made repeated gains
through Yates right tackle. which Was
very weak. DsWitt. for Yale. carried away
the honors. Score: Yale. p; Brown, o
LAScAsrKR Pa. Oct 3--The 1 University
Of Pennsylvania defeated Franklin aud
Marshall college today BY score OF "a to q
EAsroS. Pa, Oct. 3.-Lsfsyetse colleges
new field was opened today with foot
ball game. resulting: Lafayette. 81: Penn
sylvania, O
BERKELEY. Cal, Oct. S.-The first game
of football vas played on the college
campus this afternoon between the Uni
yerssty Of California freshmen and the 81.
Matthews Hall team, and resulted ia
victory FOR the University of CALIFORNIA;
by . score of II % I.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
rnlzsrIenr IN COLORADO.
I'd Smith wtns From Htity keogb.
Ala. Lawrence Farrell. on q Foul,

Id Smith Ntns Prem fftty heogb.
Alias Lawrence Farrell, on Foul.
pESyER, Oct. About go Sports left
the city early this afternoon on a special
On the Denver. Texas 4 Gulf road. to wit
ness the hight between Ell Smith and Law
renee Farrell for purse of 5000. The
train ran about twenty miles from the
city. The ring was quickly pitched on the
oren prairie by tie side Of the track, and
on the same spot where Smith defeated
Farrell elght years ago. The men entered
the ring az 5 O'Clock. Referee Reddy
Gallagher announced that Smith weighed
Isl poands and Farrell 1T. and that the
mill was simply a sparrlng match for points
and would aot be fight 20 finish. The
statement VAS made for the ears of n
eeEsa deputy sherliis who were in the
sroxd.
In tie first round Smith led and upper
cut Farrell. who returned the compliment
slth Will A moment later Smith
smashed Farrell over the eve aud drew
first blood. Farrell endeavored to strike
tsnta after each ciinch. and Farrell now
rushed smith. and il was give aud take.
Smith got in two over the heart aad Far
Fsl returned with enc on the meek. The
Inen el3ncheA and Smith fell.
Second round-The men came together
hke 4 whirlWind. Roth led, and Smith
piseed for the ribs. whiie Farrell got IN
srvsEa on the face. Smith accused Farrell
ef sticking his elbow in his face. Farrell
vas cautioned but be continued 10 lab 81
smith after each ciinch. Smith seemed 10
e Too fai. bat be punched with good
eject
The third, fourth and tifth rounds were
smp,y a repeution 81 the Irst and second.
Tue nleR c,incted frequently, Farrell foal-
ing Smith wlth his elbow snd smith
PancbinE Farrell with his head.
la the xth Farrell again threw SMITH
lie elala.,sl taa; Smith held bis glove ia
hss mouth and hs eenld not help IL
noreag 4teF ghey ciiRched. Farrell again
thTew SMITH. aud foai was claimed.
taiiasAyg save the hght % smith, aud
memen1 ster withdrew his decision, say
sng gbss be soul3 give smith the flght on
tAe mrKt fsuL moment later Farrell
&tain fauleL saith and threw hin over
sas rof,es Gallagher gave SAITH the hgat
81 thls tn
farsv.i ~as not IN the eight from the
1rsi, s. ae wAs greatly oyefmsiched. A.
sAoasA Smiths weight Was announced a.
ss be told a fFiesd after the eight that he
reggie sxacuv 10 poands- This Sss
smiaa's frsg aeht since he WHIPPED God
sssa. Farrell Is kassn tAronghous tas
sestb scst A. Rl.ly keoxh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
ra.,b.,, Notes.

III. De Groat has been elected captain Of
the second eleven OF the Seattle Athletic
club in the place of FRANK Frederick. who
is no; able to play.
Th. second eleven of the Seattle Athletic
.-i,,h and the second eleven Of the Tai
y~rsity will play a game of football at
Madison park ON Saturday. The Seattle
Athletic Cub challenged the university
BOYS.
The frat eleven Of the Seattle State Uni-
versity will play football With the Port
Tawnsend team at Port Townsend on
ortoher IL Itis hoped they viii bring
hacx the lanrels lost by The Seattle Athie-
tic Clubs light eleven on saturday last,
.hsn the Port Townsend boys beat them
hav A score OF 10 10 o.
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Ihurman'sD aug liter TO w ed = Bali Player

SAN DrKGo. Oct. e. L. Holiday, All
ex-bail player of Los Angeles. gives notice
OF his intended marriage with Mary Thur
man, the only daughter of ex-senator
Allan q. Thurman, OF Ohio. Miss Thur
man has been twice married and divorced,
her last husband being ]. Thomas Clifford,
with whom she lived in Lower Califoynia
until their separation in January last
clifford had taken up his abode there to
avoid prosecution for bigamy, being mar
ried 10 another woman in this country.
Miss Thurman and Holiday lett this city
in co mpany. aud 1t was understood by
mutual friends in this city that they were
10 be married in Los Angeles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04

IoRosTo, Oct. 3.-Ths cricket match st
hosedals was delayed until 2o'eloek, when
Both the Canadians aud Eagllshrnen we're
on the feld- The Engii.hnen went to the
Das nrsf. on a soggy wicket. A. ]. Hill
ana Detraiford opened the innings for the
Englishmen TO the bowling Of Ian a and
Aconsern- Detrsfford was bowIsd and
caught oy Lang without scoring. Score
10 Lucas took Defrafford's place. After
Lucas had scored i've. he pat an easy ball
IN the air. when was mnfed between
hoFssed and Lang. Lord Hawke bit
siefivern Tor two, and HiIl bin Wadsxorth
Tor another brace. Hill xas then ca ught
In long chase by Cameron and wads-
worth after splendid inning of ~. Lord
Haske hat Mcsioyern 10 the boundary for
four, and another hit for two. after which
he vas given out. leg before wicket for
SIX runs. Whitewell. the last man up. was
BOWED by Lang for ten runs Total runs
Tor Lord Hawkes. team in fsrst inning I47.
Play viii De resumed at 1850 tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
The Baseball Champions.

WASHINGTON CRY. Oct 3-The Balti-
more and New York baseball clubs viii
play for the Temple cup according
20 the rules and regulations prepared
by the committee appointed by
the league last spring. or they will
not play ~ all. Such was the decision Of
Secretary Nick Young. of the league. to-
day. Mr.. Young decided that the regala-
ton already made must stand. and that
the agreement made by capts. Hanion and
Ward. TO divide the receipts equally. was
IA conflict with the regulations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
Direetam Beat. Nelson.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 3-Maine's stallion,
Nelson. met q Waterloo this afternoon.
when Directum won the great race be-
tween these two kings of the turf in three
straight heats. in the last heat also smash
ting the New England racing track record.
Hickok drove Directum and Nelson drove
his stallion. In the first and second heats.
2:l0a and 2:i34. Nelson pushed the
black stallion all the way around, being
beaten in each case by short length. but
in the third heat the Maine horse gave il
up at the three-quarter. while Dlrectum
gas driven out in 2:0si..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
uivrupts New.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 3-[special The estate
OF Thomas Henderson Boyd has been
closed and all claims allowed and paid.
Administrator Dnnniug has been allowed
s2,Ii7.Ts for commission and extra COM
neusation. Ali unpaid claims have been
assigned TO the father of the deceased.
The total assets of the estate were $s5.-
AZ %.
The letting Of the contract for dredging
Olympia harbor. under sn appropriation
made By congress. has not been decided.
The low bidder vas Tacoma company,
AZ l25S cents per cubic yard. while the
Bowers Dredger Company bid vas Is cents.
The former company. it is said. DO not
possess dredger.
The New Lord Mayor Of Iondon.
Loxpox, ocI S--Slr Joseph Renals,
senior alderman, representing Aldergate
ward. was today elected lord mayor Of
London by the aldermen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04

BALrIsosE. Oct. g.-After n continuous
round OF oFations accorded them on their
journey through Maryland. the pennant
winners arrived hers yesterday. Probably
never In the history Of the national game
was there anything In the way of demon
stratlon 10 greet the visitors approaching
tie scenes witnessed here. The situation
can be briefly stated by saying that Baiti-
more 10 baseball mad. Nothing approach
ing the greeting given the members of the
baltimore club by the mighty throng as
sembied at the Baltimore depot can be
imagined By any one not there. When
order was finally restored at the depot.
procession such as bur few have seen oc-
Cured. Gov. Brown in q carriage led the
line, and following him came nearly every
prominent man in the city. After IL had
passed through the principal streets II was
headed for the Armory where q reception
was held. Alter the reception the players
were escorted To the Hotel Rennert, where
banquet wound up the days festivities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
9Th. Meditation Of Tn. Inv"

TACOMA, Oct. 3--Especial. Mrs. C. b.
Tibbetts. OF the W. Z. I. t., who requested
the removal of the painting of nude
female figure from the art gallery of the
Interstate fair. acting upon the instrue-
lions OF the association, has not seen the
painting and has not been to the fair. Her
objections are the presence of the nude
painting, aud the keeping of the fair open
on Sundays. The members of the ". q.
I. T.. as stated in Mondays Posr-ISTEL-
LISEScER, do not believe they can ac-
eomplish much in trying, to get the paint
ing removed. From an artistic standpoint.
the nude painting objected to by the W.
G. I. L. possesses little merit. 1t is of
the class that one sees in barrooms. Most
Of those To whom such a painting appeals
can see no additional merit in master
piece.
The painting, ''The Meditation of the
Lily" now on exhibition at the Interstate
fair, and to which the Tacoma w. e. I. u.
objects, was sent to Tacoma at the express
solicitation of the Seattle committee, and
II received the approval of Mrs. Slaughter.
the director of the art department. and
several veIl-known lady artists OF Seattle.
who naturally feel chagrined At the treat
ment received from the critics of the W.
q. I. II. X. q. Fasgre had nothing what
ever to do with placing the painting on
exhibition. The painting is the property
of his hrother-in-iaw an artist, nov in
Paris. and Mr.. Faegre is only acting as
his agent IN selling il. The committee
wanted il, and he loaned ii TO them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-04
rnE1 SAY IN WAS No RACE
Q nspute over the c~stsst hesween
the Fstrsl and >eigte.

tkaN kNATEA
TIE cree 4 the ysSht Petrol : aissaEas'
Ee3 stGh tae manner in whlcA the RAGS
siiA she yacas Nellie on FEiaay. ssptsas-
esr =. ~as decided, and make tAs so4Sos-
hes ssassuettt
NJ. "a stSou cwaer 81 the Nei''e, as
the en- .sssine rartv. and the race w4s
for pare os So Itwas 10 he ss1sea Ga
ias g ists bsy Iaehf Naae coarse AID IN.
De- a. F4sss No }a8g~s' eaai fesis~ -
We race, a.. the parties fni@fests.
ss'r "a rpose3 81 ~ sontlemea a 40 SsatS
net take unfair AdyAntasss ~ each ctaSF'
t&gA l-sN s~mee states Ghat there as 20
ssss, a. tAs nellie toul~l the STAKE tSsst e's1
feaF NHs Fack, Aud the FstTes aid heE
ss1h4 sAe Ass buoy. AL YAshtsaasa eesa-
ss1s taat savn a beat fouls a heaY sc
sssss lie E.os lac lS-siag y az Witnesses
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KtheI Brandon Obtains . Divorce.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 3-Mrs. Ethel
stoekwell. better known as Ethel Bran
don, the actress. was awarded divorce
from l.. Il. stockweli in the superior court
today, on the ground OF EXTREME cruelty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-17

", T -s,,. ! Al-4-
their nigh pretenslons 70 morality q sneE
everlasting cry ol peing seng mere 70 Ierorni
everyshing IN me state wnhe sney stoopeu
10 sucn naiuheaded tnleyery.
MT. Coyle SAID tnae dunbefdon 70
pe punished Tor sending q repuo,can 70 me
Assembly SILL ne opposed tne Din. MT. Wal-
tors SAID ne asked the caucus 10 excuse nm
froni voting on the Dill because ne conslo-
cred 70 unjust, intensely partisan ana IN l1
repupncan' ne wouia vote against me OIL,
MI. OeHlte SAlQ LnHJ lHHSlnucu Us u6 was