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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14

north 10 Ceur d'Alcne lake. thence
soutbwesterly following the nsanderipe
line OF said lake TO the place OF begin
ming. Voting place, G. Clafin's house
judges OF election, Jos. Bonghton, Fred
Mackey, John Turner; registrar, G.
Clafiin; distributing clerk, IL. Mulken
tine.
MICA BAY VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning ut northeast corner of sec,
30, tip. 30, N. X. 4, w. b. NJ. running
thence In q southerly direction along the
shore OF Ceur d'Aiene lake to the north
boundary line OF the Indian reservation
thence westerly 10 the southwest corner
Of fractional sec. IL, tip. 48. n. II. 8, w,
u. NJ, thence northerIy to q point |
mile north Of the north line Of township
40. thence easterly to the place Of begin.
ming. Voting place, J. ii. Lyons house
judges OF election, Clay Porter, Godfrey
Jenkins, Charles Hern: registrar j. II
Lyon; distributing clerk, John viii.
ELK MOUNTAIN VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at point on the st. Maries
river wher. the state wagon. road crosses
said river, thence south TO the Latah
County line, thence east to tbs west line
OF shoshOne County, thence north u
the summit OF the dividing range OF
mountains between the st. Maries and
~. Joe rivers, thence following the sum.
init Of said range Of mountains in a
westerly course 10 the state wagon road,
thence following said state wagon road
souiherly to the place of beginning.
Voting place, school house; judges OF
election. T.. l.. Carpenter, c. ". Adams,
,: i. kenirow; registrar. J. g. White
distributing clerk, j. Noble.
isDiAa CREEK yorisG PRECINCT.
Beginning at tho South line Of Kont-
email County where the state wagon road
eaters from Laiah County, thence fol-
lowing said read hortherly 10 the sum
init Of the rangs OF mountains on the
south end of santa Valley thence fol-
lowing the summit OF said range Of
mountains nofiherly TO the east line Of
CHur d'Alene Indian reservation, thence
following said reservation line south 10
iatah County. thence east TO the
place Of beginning. Voting place, Blon.
GUSTS mill; judges If election. T.. g..
ashburn, Cornelius koie. VIM Mark
lnson; registrar. Frank l.. Blonquisi /;
distributing clerk, NJ. X. Preston.
PRAIRIE VOTING PRECINCT
beginning IA. the northeast corner Of
section 2. township 81 north. range I
aest Il. NJ. thence west miles, 10 the
north ives, corner 81 section 5 in .aid
township, thence southeriy d miles ON
section liges to the north line Of town
ship Oh north, range wes; Il. NJ, Ia the
southwest corner al section 81, thence
east on township line miles 10 the
southeast corner OF township 81 north
range ) wes; Is. NJ. thence north miles
Ia the no,theas, corner OF sa,d township,
ihence wes, : miles 10 the place oi be
slnA.hg. Voting place. Gleason school
house. Judges Of election. Clem. l.
King. {. A. Matters, J. e. Trophy; reg
ls,rI. I. J.. Smith distributing clerk,
q. II. Iettali
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14

and ., and that portion of To. SO. ranges
8 and o, lying south Of the Pend d'oreiiIe
river. Voting place, Albany Falls
school house; judges or election. WIN. M.
strong. James Despaine, II. y, Towle !:
registrar, 4. Howard distributing
clerk, ID. N. McChesney.
wEsrwooD VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at the northwest corner of
Up. b3, n. X. o. west j. NJ, thence east
70 the northwest corner of sec. In. az
NJ: X. :. west ID. NJ, thence south 6
miles, thence east mile, thence south 1
mile, thence east 6 miles, thence north
! mile, thence east to the east line of
kootenai County, thence south q
miles, thence west to the north,
west corner OF sec. 3, tp. 81, N. II. 4.
west Is. NJ, thence south B miles. thence
west TO the northeast corner of sec. "a
Up. 81, N. II. 8, west Is. NJ, thence nortf,
nile, thence west 2 miles. thence
thence north miles, thence west to the
washington state line, thence north TO
tiie place OF beginning. Voting place.
court house; judges of election, Lorenzo
satcnwell, ID. R0dener, WIN. Martin !:
registrar; Thomas Fitzsimmons dis.
tributing clerk, Oscar Travis.
LAgEyIEw VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at the southeast corner of
Up. %, n. X. 2, thence easterly 10 the
east line OF kootenai County. thence
Following the east line of said county
northerly TO point miles south of the
liafk's Fork river, thence westerly ut a
distance OF miles, from said river. and
parallel thereto, TO the mouth of said
Ciark's Fork river, thence sontherly
along the meander line Pend d'Oreille
lake to the intersection of the range
line between ranges / and 2 thence
south TO the place of beginning. Vot.
ing place, Weber hotel; judges of cleo
ton, i. A. weber, Fount Perry, W. II.
Lyons: registrar, II. l.. Baldwin; dis.
trbuting clerk, Archie O'Donnell.
STATE LINE VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at the intersection of the
spokane river and the west Idaho boun.
Diary line. thence easterly following the
mcanderings of the Spokane river 10 the
west line OFFS. 3, tp.5i. \. H. 8, west B. n,
thence southeriy along the west line OF
SEC. 3, and the continuation of said line
10 the north line Of the Occur d Alene
Indian reservation, thence westerly
along the north line OF said reservation
10 the Idaho state boundary line, thence
northerly aieng said state line to the
place of beginning. Voting place,
school house, judges of election, Henry
Barker, Samuel Green, Duncan Mason !:
registrar, ". II. lIoble: distributing
clerk, Herman " iiee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
Notice 70 Ice Customers,

On and after August l. L. Lashbrook
viii be prepared to supply families
with ice at the regular price, 80 cents a
hundred pounds.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
NAPLES VoTlN6 PRECINCT

beginning at the northeast corner of tawnshly
a., north range l cast, thence south Is miles
thence west 10 the top Of the Cabinet Range Of
mountains. thence ucfthcrly following tho tor
Of said range to the north line of township 81
thence cast to the place of bcSiOpins. Voting
place, school house; judges Of election, r. NJ.
rcasley, Clarence Dodge, c. d. paush,erty; reg
istrar, William hawthorn. distributing clerk
Donald Dodge.
BOULDER VOTING PRECINCT.
beginning 81 the nnriheas, corner az kpo,enai
County, thence south ON the cast line Of said
county, TO the north line of township 81, theme,
west to the northwest corner OF township as
range cast, thence north 10 the north boundary
linc OF koutcnai County, thence east to this
place of hoeinnlug Voting place, X, }, MeIriu $
s'oTc at l.conis, judges Of election. william T.
lager, 4. J. Merlin, N. Buleor; registrar, }. u
Brown: distributing clerk, john Brown.
noNSKRs FERRY worse PRECINCT.
Beginning at the northeast corner OF town
ship 90 north, range east thence south /.
miles, thence west 10 the top OF Cabinet Rang,
OF mountains, thcuce aor,hwcsiefly following
the top of said range to the north liue of town
thip 60, thence cast 10 the place OF beginning
Voting place school house; judges Of election
S. Y. Wright Fred Kaiser, q. X. Gray; registrar
benjamin Morrow; distributing clerk, Thoma,
Jones.
BOUNDARY LINE voTiSG PRECINCT.
BcginnIng at The intersection cf the north
boundary lino oi kooteEai Goa Is aud The rang,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE AZ CSrR p'ALaSE. IpaHc,
june 20, lsat.
Notice f. helehy gtvca that the folluwfuy
named settler ~ iilei notice OF his iufentivn to
make nnal rr.of in supp ott of his claim, aud
that said proof tll lie nlsde before the Register
rnd Kecsivcr at Carr d'Aienc. laAnc. ON August
isih iSlt, via: William isowley for lots aud =,
sec. I'd rp a. n x 4 u, NJ.
He namee the following witnesses to prove his
>cutinuous ncs.1eilCc up.,p and cultivation OF
said liant via: 4 trick whsen. Benjamin e
IRWIN, frsHk II. quinn aud Ed RoLer,s al Of
Old Mission. kooicl al ca. Idaho.
Any person wha desires to prutest against the
allowance of such pTnnf. ar who tuows OF any
substantial mason, under the lss aud the regu-
lstions of the Interior Department. Why such
prsot should n..t IN. n bowed vii lie given an
opportunity at the above me tloHed tins and
place to vss-exansiuc the witnesses 81 SALT
tsisimsnt aud l., otter evidence I'm fsbuttai Of
th-t suh,ui;.cd by claimant.
We. JAAEs u. Russ Kit. Register.
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beginning at tho meandcr corner on the
. rauFe line between ranges and Z wc,f. town.
'hip II north. thence north TO a pciu, cast Of
hlnc Lake. thence west miles. thence south TO
'hc 'ncauder corner between section. NJ ami q,
township ri range west. thence following the
mcAuder line OH the Pend d'Onillc river easter
iy to tie Jiare Of beginning Voting place,
school house Judges OF election, Iahn Sowan-
lock. Geo. Bowen. Henry kcytcr: Io. is;tsr
James Judge. distributing oleIk. Harry Etcw-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14

COMMISSIONER DISTRICT No.

Beginning AT roia, 8 miles south oi
the intersection 81 tlarss iork kiNcf
aud the east boundary line 81 kDolrna.
toan,y. thence southerly follow ing said
boundary line 10 = point Opposite and
continuing with ,hr north ilue 81 ip. 81
thcnoc westerly follow ing said township
iiAc 10 the nurthNrs; corner IT sec. =. tp.
81. y. II. 1. MOTT Is. n. thence sou,hrr
~ miles Ga section lines 10 northeast
corner oi scCiicn -. thence westerly
iAilc. ihrnrc south on sr-,lun iinrs g.
thc northeast curhc. 81 esc. 81 ~. 81. y
h. 1. wee, Il. NJ. ,h0ucc Aesieriy 3 tniles
thcucr .ns,h 10 the north boundary line
Il tho Guur i'Alcbr indlan reservation.
thence westerly 90 the Washington e,ste
lac. ,h~ncr EDrlbrrls along the " ashins
ian state line la the inAsu chsnuo 81 tAc
reni d'orci.lc riycr. thence ens'etly fol
losiIs the ccuIrr Of main channels @!
ihe Pend d'Drciiic river ani Lake Pend
d'ufeil!". t. the mouth al ClAra's Fora
river. thence south"fiy : u.iics. thence
ras;sr,y, parallel pi,h. and : milo dis
tAni from sAid clstk's Fork riyer to the
place ui beginning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
STATE LINE VOTING PRECINCT.
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. !

All that portion of Kootenai county
lying north of the main emanuel of the
Pend d'orei!ie river. Pe:d d'oreille lake
and tlafk's Fork liver and a strip OF
land three miles wide i,lng south OF
Clark's Fork river. and running paral.
lei Herewith. 10 the Montana state line
CLARK's FORK VOTING PRECINCT.
beginning a; point on the north
shore Of Pend d'trciiie lake three and
one half miles east OF The town Of Hope
Whence running north-eas;erly 10 the
junction OF the north line of IT,. 81 and
The east boundary liue of koo;enai
coan;y. thence sOuth OH sa.d boundary
llne 10 a point ) miles south OF Clark {
Fork river. thence north westerly para.
lei with tie shore of The Clark's fork
river. IL "A distance Of miles ihere!rom
10 The mouth OF sa:l river, thence north
In the place OF beginuing. Voting
place bchuo. house. judges OF election
:. II. Ealow. al. l'uilrr. John Foreman
registrar, john q. Nagel; distributing
cic,k, Mead Vaughan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14

Commencing n; The aau,hcaf; corner
o: section q, ~. ~. y. Il. 3. wer, Il. NJ
thence north 3 miles. 10 the northeast
corner Of section -, thence west miles
10 the southeast Garner OF section s.
thence north 90 the township line. thence
ives. 10 the state line. thence south 4
miles, thence east 60 the place Of begin.
ming, Voting place, Station house: iud.
ecs Of election. Nicholas Iiitc, :. 4.
FreRr. l.. 7. Bump: registrar j. A.
Marshall: distributing clerk, Milton Bar
tom
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
SAND POINT VOTING PRECINCT.

beginning at the northeast corner OF
township 5s, range west, thence due
wet IL miles thence south Ia the
Pend d'hrcillc river. thence cas,erly fol.
lowing the meandcg of said river 10 the
east township line OF township 81. range
: west, thence north 10 the place OF be
ginning. Voting place, school house;
judges of election, L. T.. CuSack. T. T.
Murphy. Frank Courtway: register
J.. III. Faust ; distributing clerk. {. T.
iedman.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
nora VOTING PRECINCT.

beginning nj lie intersection Of the
Boise meridian line ard the Forth
shore Of lake Pend d ogei.lr. thence
following the mc3ndeT line of
said lake 10 pOla; three and
Que half miles cast of the town Of Hope.
thence uoyilieasierly to The junction of
il'c east line Of kooienai county and
The north line OF ;p. 81, thence north q
miles CA the boundary l.ne. thence west
10 The Boise meridian. thence south 10
the place of beginning. Voting place.
school house. Judges OF election. spence
lioruing, j Jeanno,, X waneulaker
registrar, -, j. nulrk distributing
clerk. J, &, Glahc.
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Goori-SAi VOTING PRECINCT.

beginning at the intersection Of the
Boise meridian line and the north shore
OF the Pend d'preil.c lake. thence north
cTiy 10 the northeast corner OF tp. -.
thence westerly 4 miles, thence southcr.
~ 20 Pend J'oTeiiie Lake, thence easter.
~ along The mcaudcr line of said lake
Ia the place of beginning. Voting
place ko0teuai Station judges Of elec.
lion, l., ID. Faust Alfred Boyer. Thos.
Morton registrar. l.. L. liamsey dis
ir.builug clerk. Thomas Harris.
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Beginning at the noriheas; corner Of
sec. -. ip. 81. y Il. I, wet l.. NJ. rom
Hing iArncc vcFtcfly Ia tbc Washington
ssA,c line. thence souihcrly along the
washington limo la the north tborc Of
tho Spokane river, thence .asier.y fol.
lowing the mcaudsr line 81 raid river TO
tho vrs, l!uc al rec. :. tn 80. y. X. 3,
ives, II. NJ, thcuco .nuib,Tlr TO point
mile north Of the north line Of town
ship ~. thence caNirrlv 10 the southeast
corner .! rs'ciions -. Up. %. y. Il. 1,
pcs, II. NJ. thence uur;hrvly 10 the
place 81 beginning. Voting place.
tlArso's hall: judge. Of election. Geo. T.
Ncglc. W. NJ. whcaily. Esh;. :. McCrca:
registrar. u. J. Ru,i"rGcld dif;ribut.
ing clerk. :. VI. Martin.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
CABIN NAY PRECINCT.

Beginning at the intersection of the
north line OF township ~ and Lake
.Cwur d'Alcne, thcnce easterly ON said
line to point | milo west of the rannc
Jnc between ranges . and >. thence
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
aIuoi voriSa PRECINCT.

Al Of Township -, range .: all ot
township ~, range 2 all OF sections 81
81, n, 81. ~. and sc. in III. ~. y. Il. 3.
west Il. NJ; all of sections !. IL, Is, -.
-, and 81. IT,. 81. y. X. { ives, II. n.
and all OF sections |. =, 3, 4. b. and q, tip
~. n. X. 2, wet II. NJ. Voting place
Il G. Thompson's house: judges Of clec
ton, \. n. Noble, John Shafer, Geo
Baitcrs registrar. L. &. Thompson; dis
tributing clerk. ]. l.. kGhl.
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cocALAiaA VOTING PRECINCT.

Commencing at the southwest corner
Of section ~. tn. 81, y. Il. ), ives, u. NJ.
thence northorly on the range line,
miles. thence east @ miles. thence north
erly t. the rrnd d'oreille river. thence
following the meander line of said river
easterly and Of Pend d'Oreilic lake 10
the intersection IT the north line Of
township %, thence westerly 10 the
northeast corner OF township 81, range
3, west II. NJ. thence northofly mile.
thence westerly to the place of legin.
ming. Voting place, Peter Scih's house
judges of election, Abner Curtis Henry
Linton, Scott Under; registrar. Peter
Sieh; distributing clers, Peter Sch.
siNEACpUoTEES VOTING PRECINCT,
beginning Mt the southwest corner of
tp. 81, y. II. = west u. NJ, thence north
erly to the peud d'oreilie river. thence
easterly following the meauder line of
said river TO the range line between
ranges . and 3, thence south TO the north
cast corner Of TIP. 81, y. II. 3, west u. NJ.
thence westerly @ miles to the north.
west corner of tp., thence southeriy
miles, thence west q miles 10 the place
of beginning. Voting place school
house: judges of election, A. A. Merritt,
$. ID. L.. Ross, Ciegg /: registrar, Andrew
Christensen distributing clerk, Il. 5,
Campbell.
SPIRIT VALLEY VOTING PRECINCT,
All of townships ., and 90, ranges !
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north TO Ceur d'Alcne lake, thence
soutbwesterly following the insandering
line OF said lake to the place OF begin.
ming. Voting place, G. Clafin's house;
judges OF election, Jos. Bonghton, Fred
Mackey, John Turner; registrar, @.
Claiiin; distributing clerk, II. Mulken.
Tina
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
GETTING READY.
Pittsburg Covered With Flags
and Bunting Now.
Hearty Welcome win Awaii the G. A.
r. Veterans on Their Arrival.

PfgTsBuRG, Pa, Sept. 6.--An eruption
OF red, white and blue has broken out ali
over the cities OF pittsburg and Allegheny.
Every hour sees fresh bursts OF color,
while the stars on cold Glory" rival IN
Number those OF the heavens. Every
business house Is robed in bunting and
decorated with banners, and there WIZ DC
hut few dwellings that Will not be De-
decked in tho national colors.
Magnificent arches are being erected on
tho main thoroughfares, searchiights OF
intense power are being placed on the
surrounding heights, and experts are try
ing 10 outdo each other in the size ana
beauty OF electric light designs.
Business, politics and social functions
nre merely side issues just now. The one
proysiling and all absorbing idea is 10
prepare fitting reception for the vet
crons who are coming here to attend the
2Sth national encampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic
Applications for quarters are pouring
into the Office OF the local executive coun-
iii from all parts OF the country. IL was
thought that the hard times would affect
the attendance at the coming cncamp-
mont 1t has, however, become generally
understood that this viii be the last
ercampment at which the old sol
der will parade in tens OF thou-
sands. Old age and its inhrmities
src rapidly overlaking the heroes OF the
civil war and many are no longer able 10
march long distances. The route this year
Is shorter than at any previous encamp-
ment, being but two miles in length.
In addition TO the veterans and their
relatives an enormous crowd or visitors
are expected and the vanguard has al
ready reached here.
The first OF the veteran organizations
to reach here are scheduled to arrive on
Saturday and arrangements have been
made TO meet them at the depots and es-
cort them 10 their quarters. The
naval veterans will arrive on
that day and they will be quartered
in boats on the Monongahela river. On
Sunday the railroads have arranged 10
bring in 10000 more and by Monday even
ing nearly 100000 veterans will be here.
The finishing touches are being placed
today on the mammoth buildings OF
Westinghouse in which q reception will
be rendered next Wednesday evening TO
the delegates to the q. a. X. encamp-
ment, the WoDah's Relief Corps and the
ladies OF the q. A. II. This will
be the social event of the
encampmont. Every civilieSn attending
will be expected to be in full dress, while
the military men and members of the q.
a, II, will appear in their uniforms. Tie
contest for the honor OF holding the next
encampment will likely be hor one, al
though but two candidates have SO farnp-
.reared, St. Paul and Louisville.
Thei eiatter already has a representative
on the ground and he is confident OF
victory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
AMOS c. BARsTOW DEAD.
Brief Sketch Of His Busy and Sue.
cessiul Life.

Amos Chafee Barstow died at his resi-
dence, II Jackson street, late yesterday
afternoon, from a stroke OF paralysis.
The deceased was the son OF Nathaniel
and Sophia (Chafee) Barstow. He was
born ia this city April 30, 1913, and the
record OF his life OF 81 years Is TO large
extent a record OF the beginnings OF some
OF The cify's most important financial and
industrial institutions.
After acquiring a common school edu-
cation he commenced his business career
in tho employ OF James Eames, stove
dealer, whose daughter he aiterward
married.
IN 1896 he established a stove factory at
Norton, which he later removed to It's
present site on Point street and associated
with himself in business, his son and
others. Among other institutions which
he was largely instrumental In establishing
were the Builders Iron Foundry, and New
England Butt Company.
He was president OF the City National
Bank from 1876 untilthe time OF his death,
founded the Mechanics Savings Bank and
was director in several other banks.
MIR. Barstow was at different times dur
ing his life president of the Providence
Gas Company, OF the Providence Ware
house Company, "A director OF the Gorham
Manufacturing Company. president OF
Butler Hospital, OF the Slater Mil and
Power Company, trustee OF the Rhode
Island Hospital Trust Company and the
Dexter Donation Fund and was first
president OF the Providence Y. NJ. q. A.
In real estate transactions the deceased
always showed much of business
shrewdness and astuteness. lie built both
Roger Williams and Music halls, was one
of the Great Bridge commiss toner's, chair
man OF the Council COMMITTEES that pur-
chased the site OF the present City Hall in
1886, and was also OH the committee in
charge OF the construction OF the build
ing.
lie first entered public service in 1851
when he was elected TO the General AS
sembly where he appeared as strong
advocate OF temperance legislation and
was Instrumental in the passage OF the
Maine Law the following year. In 1852
hs was Mayor of the city and afterward
was returned to the State House OF Repre-
sentatives and was presiding officer OF
that body in 1870.
The deceased was an ardent abolitionist
and made great many public speeches in
favor OF the anti-slayery movement, and
al the close OF the war went as Rhode Is
lands delegate to the Southern Loyalist's
Convention at Philadelphia:
In 1875 he was appointed by President
Grant TO the Board OF Indian Commits
sioners and three years later became its
president.
In local church affairs Mr.. Barstow was
as prominent as in the industrial and
commercial circles OF the city. lie be-
came member of the Beneficent Congre-
gational Church in lS3S,.and in 1884, when
the High Street Church was formed, he
was a charter member. At the age OF 26
he was superintendent OF the Sunday
school, and in 1867 was made deacon to
fiji the vacancy caused by the death of
his father-i in-law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
WHO ARE CANDIDATES,

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Sunday morning
there will be at least 10000 visiting war
veterans in Chicago en-roate to to the
2sth annual National Encampment of the
q. A. r., at Pittsburg, commencing Sept.
TO- AT the same time, the veterans OF
Chicago will be making preparations for
their departure. The fare on all
roads is only SO for the round trip. The
sale OF tickets commences today and re-
mains open until Monday, with limit of
10 days and stop-over privilege on the
return trip. The Illinois delegation are
going 10 have Colonel Thomas q. Iawler
OF Rockford, H., for the next commander
in-chief, IL they caa.
Judge Long of Michigan is in the field
with strong support, and Colonel /. N.
Walker, OF indianapolis, Ind, is also after
the position. Colonel Walker is a promi-
nent ex-prisoner of war and was one of
the 100 that made their escape from Libby
Prison.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
GETTING AT IT SLOWLY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.--The Congress
lional campaign committees OF both
parties are doing nothing in the way OF
assignments OF speakers in the cam
paign just opening unless appealed TO
by the party authorities IN the dis
trict. The candidates prefer to make
their own arrangements, it is found.
Whenever an appeal is made for speakers
from district, however, they will be fur
nished, though there is no regular supply
arranged Tor such contingency. Comp
troiier &. ii. Mansur, OF the
Treasury, goes 10 West Virginia today
70 mako speech in w. l..
Wilson's candidacy. The campaign
text books OF both parties are In type
and will come from the press in n few
days. The Democratic committee il cir
cuiatlng thousands Of leaflets with ex-
tracts irom tho wool trade journals show
ing good mafkst prices for wool.