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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
West virginia senatorsbip,

BI,'imOrs san.
1t seems that Hon. Stephen B. Elkins
is not 10 carry of the West Virginia
United States SenatorShip without a
contest The friends OF Judge Nathan
Cot, who has done more hard work
for the party than any man in the
State, and who is undoubtedly the most
popular Republican within its borders,
have already placed him 10 the field
and announce their purpose u
push his claims before the Leg
islature. Being upon the bench.
Judge Golf will not be able to
take On active part in the contest, bul
il is said many of the Repuolican lead
ers will give him active support, on the
ground that his claims are superior L
those OF Mr.. EikinS, who has been q
resident of the State but 5 short time.
Hon. VIM. p. Hubbard, OF Wheeling,
and Hon. George c. Sturgis, of Morgan
town, who have been fighting the bat.
ties Of the Republican party ever since
West Virginia was made State, are
also understood TO be candidates for the
senatorial prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 10
A statement prepared Gt the Bureau Of
Statistics shows that the total value Of
the exports of merchandise from the
United States during October was SS3,-
55S.372, Of which $50, POI, $50 was do
nestle and 81, 267, 122 was foreign. For
October, 1898, the exports amounted to
SS7. G75.4Sl. Tho imports during OctO-
Der amounted 70 $50, 6Sl, GA, Of which
$50. sos. $50 we're free and 500 1912
dutiabIe. The imports In Octo-
Der, 1898, were valued at S51, 735, 322, Of
which S20,OsO,S were free and sea-
G54,4-s dutiable. For ten mOsths ended
with October the exports we're $3.50, 1885,
Gas, as against $500, 9S1, 354 for the cor
responding period OF 1898. The imports
for the ten months7oi 1894 were Sj63,-
27l.OI6. OF which S32s, 573,7 34 were free
and S2346g7,2S2 were dutia0Ie. The
imports for the same period OF 1892
were s677, OG0, 694, Of which $751; SOB
were free aud S3l431o, 191 were duti-
able.
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The Chlna-Jannn Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November IS
The Chinese Minister, accompanied by
two Of his suite, called on Secretary
Gresham to-day. IN view Of the pen
dency of negotiations for United States
mediation between China and Japan,
the call occasioned much comment
Ambassador PatenOtre, Of France, met
the Minister in a diplomatic room, and
had a long and somewhat animated
talk with uim. There is a growing be-
lief that while Japan has not declined
to accept the suggestion Of this govern
ment to mediate, it has let the fact be
known that Japan has not received a
direct proposition nor has the latter
country offered any indemnity. This,
in effect, is a negative answer unless
China makes her offer as specific as
Japau expects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

LONDON, November 15.-The next
series Of wool auction sales will open
next Thursday and Is fixed 10 close
Saturday, December s. The quantity
available for sale up to to-day is l42,-
g65 bales. The list will close on Sat
urday. Yorkshire reports are better.
There are more American orders, and
Manufacturers and spinners are better
employed than for months. Stocks,
however, both OF wool aud tops, are
very heavy, especially n France. Pri-
vats enquiry here is very small. The
Antwerp Platte auction sales are fixed
for next Tuesday and Wednesday. The
number Of bales available for sale are
UDn
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Imnroremept ContLnues ID 10 south.

BALTIMORE, MD, November 10
The NmufccJuCrs' Record says:
A substantial forward movement all
through the South IS noticeable the
past week. Improved bank cIearings
and improved railroad earnings are
points rejecting the uniform and gen
eral character OF the progress towards
better times. The passing of the cleo
lions removes a feeling of uncertainty
consequent 20 such periods, and new
enterprises ara being launched with
greater confidence. A feature Of the
week Co the South is the activity ia the
building of electrical railroads. Among
the enterprises reported for the week,
the following are tue more important.
A 500. 600 phosphate plant, an 100000
telephone company; big electric plants,
flour mills, electric light plants, $780,
600 manufacturing company and So.
600, 600 expenditure for additional water
supply in Maryland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

CHICAGO, November 15.-EE-State
Senator John O'Ma!leY, for whom the
police have been searching since the
night OF the election, surrendered to-
day. O'Malley is charged with having
wounded bartender and cab driver,
and was also wanted for alleged com
plicity 10 the murder OF Gus COlliander
the Judge OF elections, who was killed
while resisting an attempt to steal n
ballot box. ONaIley denies that be
had anything TO do with the ballot box
theft
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Il en.reclcd straneler-

DENVER, COL, November 15-Al-
though many detectives are working
upon The Mlrge, street strang.ing cases
the mgrderer Is still go large and the
terror-str.cBen female deuizens Of the
row 20 which his operations have So far
been confined are making preparations
70 move Several have left the city.
Richard Demauy, the lover OF Lena
Taper, one OF the strangers victims,
IS held Gnder $1,000 bail on suspicion.
The police hold the theory that be muir
dered Lena Taper, then killed Marie
|CoatasSoit because she could give dam
lgiug testimony against him, and fuaI-
AStrangled kiku Oyama ia order 20
rs suspicion from himself,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

BARGAINS--E. B POTTS
{. B. POT IS
Bargain
Bulletin.
HAIN And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock OF the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do we'll to call early. The
following extract from their
o p mi n 6 announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro-
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
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Deadly Feud.

VAN buren,, ARK, November 10
One OF the most bloody battles that has
been fought here since the war occurred
between the Larues and the Johns, aud
as a result John Johns is dead and Ben
Larue has a Winchester ball through
him and cannot recover. The Johns are
armed to the teeth and are pursuing the
Darues, who are trying TO get here to
surrender. Deputy Sheriff Boyd, who
arrested Bob Larue, was bushwhacked
while trying TO bring him 10 and TO re-
treat to the Jail with him after hard
days circutous route. They are all
farmers 10 good circumstances, and the
killing was the result Of an old ieud.
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GEO.J. MATBISON
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The residence OF james W. Paxton, Esq.,
No. 1900 thspline street., lot ~ n in. by
lUu. one oflthe finest finished dwellings Ia
the city; modern u ADD It's appointments.
a desirable residence pr1rrrtyl No. 20 Ia
diana street' rooms. modern.
Nos. 1885, 1913 anu 100 south Penn strsstI
cheap
40. 60 y. wabash street Isi9nd two
story frame dwelling of rooms. Lot s0xi2o
feet. n bought in next ten days ca1 be had Tor
8 .Gg1cash.
No. II thirteenth street two story brick
No. 1913 -Four esnth strest' BRICK house
o. Que half its value.
double brick dweillng,a property tfp rooms each
No. "a y. Wabash street., ihand, 2story
fame dwelling OF rooms. water on both
floors. lot 2SxlZO feet
No 1891 Ron street, 2story frame dwell.
ing OF 8 rooms; halt lot Ns. 50 40. IL. 0IlO
feet.
OF n rooms.
TO LEASES feet OF ground on the east
eide OF Market street. north OF sixteenth street
or che owner will build Or good tenant.
RINEHARV 81 TATUM,
Cty Rank HulIdiug a. Som SO b. TelspheHs ~
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suUr A KAEFIE.
Tina American Consul at Mozambique
Now in Prison.


NOW IA Prison
WASHINGTON, November l5.-Ihe
State Department mas been fully In
formed OF the facts In the case OF W..
Stanley Hollis, United States Consul 40
Mozambique, VINO has gotten into
trouble as the result of shooting and
woundiag kanir whom be suspected
Of burglarous intsut. The shooting
occurred last September and Mr..
Hollis was afforded a prompt trial
through the intercsssiOn Of Ou1minIster
At Lisbon, although being simply con-
sular officer be could claim 10 immuui-
ties not accorded any foreign resident
On tria, 10 was shown that the wound
Cd Kaur was innocent OF burg .arIOus
intent and therefore Mr. Hollis had
been guilty Of Homicide. lie was sem
fenced 20 six months imprisonmenL
but the prosecution regarding the sem
tence as inadequate noted an appeal,
which may be done under the Portu-
guese law/ This appeal was referred 10
Lisbon audif it is rejected, as Is ant.ci-
Ipa;ed, the consul will be declared inuo-
kent Meanwhile be is, though, con-
nj TO the fortress at Mozambique,
Ed Is treated with consideration by the
Portuguese authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

CHCAGO, November IA banquet
the Two Million Club was held last
Cht TO celebrate the arrival of Chicago
the 100000 mark in population.
lob was formed some time since
BIN the population toward the de-
mark. Last night 20 declared the
F5rk finished, as &, estimates the mum
Der OF people residing in Chicago az
2,236, 900 Messages of regret were re-
ceived from the governors of all the
States who had been invited TO be pres
eDG
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Want a ooIorsd NAN Appoiprsd

New YORK, November IA delega-
ton OF negro clergymen called on Mayor
Gilroy to-day and asked him to appoint
a colored man as school commissioner
in place Of one Of the seven whose
terms expire this year The Mayor said
be would consider the request, but inti.
mated il would not be granted, because
he intended 10 make few changes in the
Roard M EdnCatiOn.
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BALTIMORE, November Ij.-Mr. john
Cooper, Of Baltimore, who recently
bought 1000 acres OF Iaud near Wheal-
toms Wharf, on the Eappabann0ck
,river, Virginia, has jus, obtained an
oDton on 5000 acres adjoining his first
purchase. 10 is said be wants the land
FOR a colony OF LithuanianS who wish
90 come 20 this country 20 settle and
engage in farming. He is endeay0ring
70 secure Is, coo additional acres.
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Anarchi.t.ln PIttsburg.

PTrsBUEG, November l5.-The An
archists Of this city are arranging for a
meeting here Saturday evening In com
memOratlOn of the execution Of the Chi
cago Anarchists concerned in the Hay
market riot. Charles MILFORD Now
bray. the English agitator and A. Lott,
OF Chicago, will be here to address the
nrlar
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IL Mas Only n Dog.

NEwvILLE, ONO, November 15.-The
animal which has caused such great ex.
element among the people Of this Vi
ciuity, and which was declared 10 be q
monster lion, savage panther" aud
"ferocious wild beast" has been
brought TO bay. 1t proved to be big
dog"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

TEN TSIN, November 15.-The
whereabouts Of the Chinese army which
was defeated az 6iu Lien Caeng is IN
known. Col. Won HanGekin has been
given supreme command OF the Chinese
navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
TRADE WINNERS VIZ WANT TOUR TRLDR
BOYS SUITS Ind PANTS.

insss spot cash tsundsr01iis aye tbs Gauss
Of cur wonderful success, and tie public, look
lnq for full values fer every dollar, IL catching
on 20 our bargains, and business huns 81 a rats
thst big profits aye out Of the question.
Resides many ether bzrZains mat yo1 will
see when visiting this great sale, waich wiz
continue until balance Of stock Is sold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
GREAT ROCHESTER
FIRE SALE |!
$4,000 WORTH or
Fine
Clothing
Saved from the Biz
Fire at ROCh9S-
ter, N. Y.
BIG CLOTHING SALE. We ARE LEADER

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, n. Y, in years occurred Tues.
day morning, April Sd, in the wholesale
clothing district gu St Paul street.
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars worth
OF Clothing were destroyed. But si23,-
600 worth Of Fine Clothing manufac-
tured for spring market was was saved,
and to settle the insurance the entire
stock has been removed TO Wheeling,
w. Va. and will be sold for Half Price
or 80 cents on the dollar
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NESpITT q pEV1NEs
I7D market street
Telsphone
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

Proposals for the purchase add remov-
ing tie Grand Stand from the grounds OF
the Yves Virginia State Fair will be re-
ceived b the Secretary Friday, November
l6, 1924 until ?. 70. The Associations re-
serves ibe right 70 accept or reject any bids.
noI44 GEORGE HOOK. Sec'y.
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A CoREAN CONSTITUTION.
1t is Being Prepared by the Pro-Japsn
Party.

CHENULPO, November l5.-The Co.
rean government officials who have a
pro-Japan leaning are engaged In pre-
pairing a constitution, which will be pro-
muIgated early 10 1895.
Numbers OF Corean soldiers who have
been sent against the TOnghaks have
lolned the rebels, whose numbers are
Increasing daily. The country south OF
Seoul is in a state Of great turmoil
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PUBLIC SALE on RUSSELL COTTAGE AND LOTS
an eArlIpnnY NnN IN Isai
FOR SALE.

Fine residence west side North Main streets
lall couyenicuces.
A nrst-class SIS .roomed dive ing South Font
BEAST side nue lot, all conye nieuce,.
Fiyero5msd brick aouse North Main. bar.
sgatu al S.1In.
Several hyer1omel houses Ia different pattt
sof the city, from 81 800 90 soon
MONEY To LOAN
I'm sums OF one hundred dolIar4 and upward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

Again we make You ths 0der-that ia, We
HEREBY guarantee 20 refund you the money FOR
auy goods We sell II not fally satlsfactory Ia
evtrv sense OF the word and worth double ne
amount Of the price. This onsr applies - our
line OF clothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

BIG PROFITS NOT IT READ, DECIDE, CT.
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AMONG THE GOODS ARE
MEMS FINE SUITS.

Ifyou can match these goods Tor less than
double our price anywhere, yen will much
oblige US by returning the same and We will
cheerfuly refund your msnsy. This Is 90 plsia
and fair Ss We caa make IL, and we mean exact
ly what we say.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

An Aged Woman's Clothes Catch Fire at
a Crate

GREENSBURG. PA, November 10
Last evening Mrs. Susanna, wife Of
Thomas Hissem, Of near belmont, was
burned TO death by Der clothes catching
fire from CRATE. She was burned 70 a
crisp aud lived only few minutes. She
was aged about 6S years and was the
mother Of Lyman Hissem, contractor
of East End, Pittsburg.
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vlsssuu LEADERS YoU WANT QUE Go,Ds
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DOR RENT.
EIo XET.

EE0 LETT
s-roomed dwelling Of Tue late W. II. Robinson.
az Ihtony!lle, - aces OF ground 10 is one Of
the best places on The OHIO river.
rOomed dwelling Market street.
5-r0omed dwc.iiEg. q South Penn street.
S-rOomed dwelling 100 Virginia street.
s-roomed house. 2632 Market street
5-roomcd dwelling, North wabash street
5-roomed house, 25l5 rs Gods street.
o 4-roomed house. 1854 High street,
Store rooms ana dwelling rooms very cheap
for bS.aEce 81 this year
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE Insurance
i22q MARKET STREET
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HENS PANTS.

HARD HTTERS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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FOR RENT.

LNoR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
Il trail location on Market street. sultaolek
Offices. Will renoyate same fos gooa par
Apply at this Office lySe4
nor RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF NOV
IL our business 70 the largs department sc
OF E X Potts corner Main and Tenth streets
We offer our present ONCE, No. % rwelfih
street and nve rear rooms for rent Both
Offices viii be Kept open unul the l"eItn
street rooms are rented. when the eptlte ousl-
prss viii be fransferrrd TO E +. Potts store
THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO,
S. A. Newcomer. Manager. leI9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-01

lis tue that the verlfcation Of the
origin Of disease has thrown very
i aght on the subject OF curing dis.
4 ihe mierobe cyaded discovery until
'nladhy Of science and seems able yet
"he us enemies. But the discovery
side the prevention Of disease q GER
" TIE microhc can bepruvented from
'l''lation and can be prevented from
I. In soil air, water aud organic
,1u The general public, however, are
" ready to do this work. They do
appreciate It's Importance or their priv.
: No doubt the time will come when
|, p,e'sntible diseases will he prevented,
' y necessity of cure will DO suppressed
ID Leslie L. Kelley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-01

y ~ end gentleman had occasion to
l'a throat specialist the other day.
y ls entered the Doctors office, he
/. I.t worthy putting away Mt ciga-
AHer an examination the doctor
iga smoke cigarettes, don't your
isI Replied the patient, "Well,
,tHNfihle habit-most injurious to
i, W.. and you'll have TO stop it i'm
Z. the doctor declared. "But,
5. 4, , saw you smoking one when /
l,A.1 'entured the patient. "Ahem. 4"
4 N. Ie Doctor, slightly confused, ~
m ~ ! don't care about my throat.
/, y worse than many peoples who
" ne '-pittsburg Dispatch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-01

x.---vild boars are far pretticr than
-. ~ y .xpectsd from the rather forbid
XVI ,us,arnnce OF their parents, Their
VI a,5,.,a-e slim aud elegant, their shouts
- aa, ears short and their legs md
E-.,lslt as finely shaped ms those OF u
4 - .salope. Their color is bright
s,.-sea rich tan, with longitudinal
n .s,.lts those on u tabby kitten, and in
-,a he thick hristles Of the older pigs
Il (, h,aiss are covered with II long and
4 4 all d rough hnir. Family life in
4 !. Nd boars' quarters is harmonious
,nusing. For the first mouth the lit
1 orhge striped pigs depend on their
,,rbr ior food and take no notice either
4 Halon or each other.
Eseh roams about by itself in the most
|jstsndsnt fashion or drops down to
'~son itsstomnch, with its legs stretched
Iairh, out before and behind, like a
Esllng elephant in miniature. Later,
len they have TO be satisfied with tho
% provided IN the troughs, they become
most amusing and importunatc beg
n In the Zoo, the old sow and boar set
|ng the example, well supported by the
he pigs The whole family stand up
ghi on their hind legs In row, like her
Idic pigs supporting n coat OF arms, with
.Gf fore feet against the rails. and
lusak, grant and even climb the wire
Fitting for oontributions.-London Spec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-01
A SOLID CAR LOAD
OF loaded shells just received at Ander-
sons gun store.

One boy did enough mischief in South
Chicago the othtr day 90 keep All tie
other boys talking for the next SIX
In Tie yards of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad engine No. I was standing WIN
steam w. The engineer and fireman hau
gone away. There were no sWi'ehihen
In the vicinity. The hoy came along
lust at thi, time, and he mind evolNei
n brilliant idea He had never seen
locomotive without an engineer, Here
was a chance for an experiment.
The boy looked around cautiously; maze
sure thai hc was not observed, and
climbed into the cab, He lived in rail-
road neirhhnrh0od. and had seen the
grimy engineers handling the thr0ttles
ever since he could see anything at dih
He felt AT home perched Up there over
the iirebOX,
very tempting. lie caught = IN h2ln
hands and drew II back. Ihe engine
gave a sudden urch forward The boy
Jumped ont Of The cab. He fell sprawl
ing across the neighhoI'ng track. When
he looked up the engine was rushing
down the yard. gathering speed e. every
minute. The boy gave q Quick glance az
the fugitive engine and then ran away,
Other people saw the locomotive at the
There goes wild engine a dozen
voices cried.
A switchnan RIM and Informed the
master mechanic The latter came rush
ing out, visihly excited.
MAN another engine and follow her'
he said.
Engineer George Wilkins1n's engine was
standing IN the Mrl. but Mr. Ninkn-
son was al dinner. His tireman was, or
dered to chase after the runaway; ana ne
did so. bu, failed 10 catch NJ with H.
In the meantime the fugitive hcomouEe'
with full steam on and the throttle wide
open, WIS flying south g. me rate -
SIXTY miles an hour i d,ashed acng
Z Ninety-thlrd street IKE cyclone ~ lne
/ ChicnFo Journal just as o SCUM C,,ne1s',
/ railway contrary electric car had clearel
I the tracks over which the Wild engas
I was ilylnr. ON Il few across Ninety-tthrd
street and ont onward the lndllna me
/ and n never slnekened rs frighfflil Sleed
/ until Whiting. Ind. was reached' her.
| freight iiNin was sinnang on ths
/ main track The engine ha1 Just cf ~
several ears and switched men p9 70 w
/ side track. Tho runaway d'sheI mo ins
! freight train. buf nv rhis iime ne sleail
| had given ont. 80 ihai iitie dgpilga ~.
done In the collision. Several sHltcb,,t,
were torn up by the eneine IN us r'l1
| iiaht. r....,-.
II pvpvent suah accidents 70 ne ie,ll,
orlar-s were issned That 10 more el 1919,
shall be left standing N ne NAlue Ni'H''i'
an attendant IN charre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-01
STATE FlREMEN.
P1 VARIATIONS FOR THEIR ZEN.
TERTAINMENr.
Over 400 ortho Fire Fighters of the
Lone Star state win BE Here
May Next.

Secretary Stuart Harrison of the
State Fircmcu's association is busy forn-
ulaiing plans for the proper entertain
ment Of that association. which meo,s
in Fort Worth on the second wednesday
In May, for a ihrse dave session. I'm.
melmtely after February / active com
mitlecs will be placed in the field 10
compete ,he work for !hc meeting.
There viii be no, less than 400 dele
gates present on the occasion. Secretary
Harrison says TINT he is In constant 70
ceipt of notices OF election OF drleg ties
at the various towns in the STATE who
viii attend the annual meeting, and there
is every reason to believe that the COM
ing session win be Of more than of the
usual importance.
The railroads have granted free trims
portntion from all points To For. Worth.
The local committees will solicit funds
TO be used in preparing entertainment for
the delegates. md not to nquidate tue
hotel bills ms delegates who attend wi /
pay their individual hills. as has always
been the custom.
Every effort possible, SAYS Mr., Har-
risOu will be made to give the visitors
q grand ovation. for which the Panther
City Is pruycrbial.