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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
ARMY IN LIMBO.
Second Los Angeles Regiment at Cotton
Refuses to Walk Out Of Town.

SAN BERDARNo, Cal, April 1A.-In re-
Spouse to call from Cotton for help, Sher.
i'll Booth with forty eight deputies armed
with shot guns went to Cotton early this
morning to arrest the second Los Angeles
regiment Of the army of unemployed. At
ter leaving this city about O'Clock last
evening the army marched to Cotton aud
during the night took possession of a
Southern Pacific freight train. The en-
gineer side-tracked his train and refused to
haul the men.
Upon the arr ival Of Sheriff Booth and
posse the army was ordered to get off the
cars which command they refused to obey.
The town hose cart was then drawn out
and water from the city water works was
turned on the men, drenchiug them to the
skin. They stood their ground. however,
aud did not move until the entire army
WIS placed under arrest.
Captain Vinette and several of his lieu
tenants were then placed on IL motor pre-
paratory to taking them to the county
jail. AT this JuDcture it was agreed to
take Captain Vlnette and his ieutenants
back TO the men if they would march out
OF the county. Captain VInette took a vote
of the army on the question of walking
out To man they refused to do SO un-
AcSo tucg Souiu AiuC u pou tbc CtES
The sheriff aud his posse have the army
under guard but what to do with them is
a coDumdrum not yet solved. Company
"E'' of the Ninth regiment have been in
their armory In this city all cay ready to
march at the tap of the drum. but so far
have not been called by the sheriff.
During the day quite large number of
the army escaped and not more than ;25
out of the go in last night eau be account
ed for Soday. Ii is understood that those
under arrest will be released when their
men cross the line on their march out of
the county. During the day the streets of
this city haye been crowded with people
from the surrounding country DESTROYS to
learn the latest news from the seat Of war.
Arrangements have been made with
Governor Markham whereby Company T.
of the Ninth regiment, National Guards
of California, has been placed subject
to the orders of Sheriff Booth and tonight
he ordered the company TO go to Cotton to
guard property and preserve the peace. In
Herewith the militia went to
Cotton aud upon their arrival there the
shotgun brigade, which had been on duty
all day, was relieved.
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The dMhita Daily Eaee Sunday 1aoruq, April IS. 1894.

Mrs. William lines aud Mrs. Howard
Case, at Mrs. Innes' entertained the Play
ers' Whist club Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
A. W. Oliver and Mrs. Harding won the
favors. The guests We're Mesdames G. A.
Walker. F. W. Oliver, Z. B Wall, n. f.
Niaderlauder. E L Bieckley, ]. H. Black,
Russell Harding. II. L. Kramer. A. w.
Little. A. II. Fabrique, w. z. Stanley.
Mrs. Sophie Getto entertained Friday
evening, The participants were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Zim-
norman, Misses Nellie Fabey, Emile.
Lena and Albertina Bissantz, Louisa Zim-
norman, Mamie Hannibal, Iuez Rogers,
bruce Timmons, Bertha Richey, Dolly
Suitzer. Messrs. Henry Huffman, john
Fahey, Otto Zimmerman. Thomas Nc
Dermot, Edward Fancy, DENY Billman,
Albert Bottle, James Murphy.
Miss Rose Schlessinger. assisted by Mrs.
NJ. w. Levy, entertained at whist, last
Sunday evening. Miss Belle Goldberg and
Charles Fechheimer won the fayors. The
guests were: Mrs. MeDdelsohn, Mrs.
Levy: Misses Belle Goldberg, Lena Joseph,
Ida Joseph, Della Goldberg, Sadie Kauf-
man, Belle Hirsch. Blanche Fechheimer,
Esther kaufman, Hannah Goldberg, Net
tie Fechheimer; Messrs. Henry Schlessin-
ger, Hiram Goldberg, Ike Goldsmith, Nose
Will Ehrlch of St Joe, Charles Fech
heimer, Charlie Schlesnger.
Mr. Max Oliver aud the seniors of the
High school entered the junior class at the
home of A. W. Oliver, Friday evening. The
participants were: Prof. and Mrs. II. j.
Barber, Mrs. Terrell, Misses Alice Payne,
Pauline Lewellng. Mamie MeNair,
Albertina Bissantz. Nina Hall, Clara Geh-
ring, Josephine Vennard, Grace Hatton,
Clara Bowen, Mary Mccullough, Cornelia
Cogdell, Lucy Morris, Elva Wetherell,
Mamie Mum, Rachel Sharon, and Messrs.
X. Ingram, q. Mccoy. Il. Wichman, G.
Parkinson, L Noble, VIII Hattoo, Joe
Nitschke, Clare and w. Phillio.
One of the most pleasant affairs which
has occurred for some time Was the dane
ing party given last evening at the Topeka
Avenue hotel by Mrs. D. J. Tangney in
honor of Miss Kelly. of Hutchinson. The
West Side band, assisted by Mr.. Neff. fur
nished the music for the light fantastic,
which took place in the spacious halls.
After that came progressive Might've, at
which Miss Rose Iimmins took the prize
for the most skillful lady player, fine
bouquet, aud Mr.. b. l. White the fine
gentleman's prize. Miss Persis Russell
received the BOBBY prize. Those who hap
PLY attended were; Misses Flagg. Leslie,
Greene, Dunnlng, Tennie Dunning, Kelly,
Mrs. Langon, Misses Kate Markey, Tim
mons, Mary Stanton, Ella Stanton. Mar
key. Russell, MIR. aud Mrs. McMauis,
Misses Morris, Lillian Cody McQuiilin:
Messrs. Msckey, John Mackey, Shields,
Burt White, George Russell,
Will Russell, Ray, Murray, j. A. Logan,
j. c. Sumon, Neef, MellaEby, Schelds,
Garland, Mozart. +. a. Williams.
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ARMY OF THE oCCIDENr.

OMAHA, Neb., April l4-kelly's Indus
trial Army of the Occident took supper
tonight at Chapman siding. fifteen miles
east Of Grand Island and 140 miles west
of Omaha. After two hours rest the
Union Pacific train of twenty-seyen box
cars pulled out for the easr, and this city
will he reached at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
At Kearney 200 pounds of sugar was
donated t. the commiss.ry department,
aud at Grand Island, crackers, pork and
beans, bread. cheese, bacou. coffee and
bologna. The train will be brought to
Sheeiey's siding. two miles west of Oma ha
and breakfast will be served, including
3, 800 leaves of bread, l. 200 pounds of boiled
beef aud 1000 pies, furnished bv the city
council An effort will be made TO have
the army hurried across the river.
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OFF FOR SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Mr.. c. A. Goodyear. son of John Good
year of this city, and his wife, formerly of
Wichita but now OF Nickerson, Kau,
where Mr.. Goodyear makes his head
quarters. accompanied by Mr.. aud Mrs. G.
A. Alexander OF $40 North Waco avenue,
leave this morning over the Santa Fe for
California to attend the mid winte err fair at
San Francisco where they will remain
about three weeks seeing the sights of that
attraction. From there they will sail for
the Sandwich islands. for week or ten
days bout among the natives.
Charley is a trusted employe of the Santa
Fe on the main line, and after continued
labor has decided to uhusly spend his vaca-
ton. Mrs. Goodyear has just received a
share of large fortune which she iu-
herited, mention of which was made in
the EAGLE some time ago, and decided to
enjoy life for period.
Mr.. Alexander is IA well-known conduc-
tor on the Missouri Pacific railroad.
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FIVE FIGHTING MEN

Chief Cone got five men at one haul yes
terday, in the alley rear of Schnitzier's
place, for fighting. Hibarger, a union
cigarmsker, had a quarrel with Gathers.
a non-union cigarmaker, aud a fight en-
sued. Ii SO happened that Gathers had
two brothers and brother-in-law with
him. and they all went for Hibarger who
put up good, stiff fight with them until
overpowered by force OF mum bers In the
fight he received few ugly cuts, and
when he WAS accompanying the police to
the station he looked as if a cow-ca.c cher
had struck him. All will pay fines.
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Dirt will fly tomorrow morning for the
| auditorium building on the corner of First
street and Fourth avenue.
The contracts have all been let and the
building will be completed in time for the
annual convention OF the travelling men.
Mr.. Borden has got the contract for the
lumber work, aud Mr. Crane has got the
contract for the stone work.
All the work will be done under the direc-
tiol Of the committee who will pay as they
go.
The committee are still hard at work
collecting up and they are meeting with
success.
The building will be erected in accord
ance with the plans of Architect Terry, ex-
cept the stage part of it, aud this the COM
mittee Will not undertake at present on
account of not feeling able to meet the ex-
pense. 1t is expected, however, that be-
fore 1t is necessary to put In q stage, the
committee will be able to raise enough adj
ditional money to put in a credtable
stage for the building will be such an ele-
CANT one that the citizens will have suffi-
cient pride in it to justify prediction that
il will be an easy matter to secure the
cost of a stage.
This is only one instance of great many
good improvements that will be made this
spring.
Mr. Galusha OF Chicago, who recently
purchased the property on the corner of
Emporia avenue and First street, will put
up a building that will cost several thous-
and dollars. 1t will be built according TO
the latest designs in architecture. 1t will
be three stories high. fifty feet wide aud
40 feet deep. This, like the auditorium,
will be commenced at once aud will De
speedily pushed forward to completion.
oil eli
graced with new brick building that
will be creditable. The old building is be-
ing torn down now and work on the new
building will be commenced when the
ground is cleared away.
w. T. Russell of 1896 East Douglas ave-
nue., is putting up new residence that
will enhance the beauty of that place.
The Scottish Rite Masons will make a
nice addition to their cathedral on the
corner of First and Market streets, which
will be used as music hall.
Wichita Wholesale Grocer company is
about ready to commence the erection of
a large business building on the corner of
Fifth avenue aud Williams street. This
building will cost several thousand dollars
and will be beauty.
Charles Hoff is refitting his ice factary
and adding to il.
The German Methodists will add new
improvements to their church, among
which will be a handsome bslfry.
The Wichita Gas works are preparing to
erect large brick addition to their plant
on Waco avenue. between Douglas and
First street.
The Zephyr mills is being refurnished
and refitted for the accommodation of a
large poultry firm that is coming in.
These improvements, aud many more
indicate that the prevailing dull times
have not effected Wichita people, who go
On building and improving when the pee-
pie of other cities have almost thrown up
their hands in dispair
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WELLINGTON. Kan, April 14-[Speciall
The Sumner County R-publicsn couven-
ton to elect delegates TO the State conven.
tion and Seventh District Congressional
convention. met today. The attendance
was large and enthusiastic. Hon. j. w.
Forney OF Belle Plain was made chairman,
and on taking the char. made An able and
entertaining speech.
Before the delegates to the State
convention were chosen. the roll
of the townships was called to de-
termine the choice OF the convention
for governor and for congressman at
large, it being the understanding that the
vote should stand in place of instructions
to the delegates. Hon. E. n. Morrill, re-
ceived the unanimous vote for governor
The vote on congressman-at-lar&e was a.
follows: Douglas. l39: Greer, Is: Kelly. Is;
Blue. IA. and Caldwell 8.
Hon. 5. II. Horner Of Caldwell came to
the convention with strong following.
but finding the sentiment of the
of Chester l. Long, before the delegates
were elected his delegation made "a motion
to instruct the Congressional delegation
for Long, which Was adopted by unani-
nous standing vote.
The delegates TO the congressional con-
ventlon are as follows: T.. w. Phillips,
Albert Skinner, c. b. McAilister. j. NJ.
Massey. j. K. Bratcher. A. N. McConkey,
ID. NJ. Hartman. Samuel Balm. Geo. W.
Bailey. L. Y. Winst.nley, A. A. Richards,
VIM. FL. Berry. A. Graf. 5. H. Horner. j.
w. Nyce, G. l.. Crook ham, j. l.. Sturm,
Moses Gum aud John H. Ball
The delegates to the state convention are,
Alex Williams. j. W. Fornev. Geo. W. Cain.
II. X. Laughlin. w. E. A,chison. Will
lam Hardenbrook. w. NJ. Copeland. Or.
ID. +. Janeway, 4. A. Hubbard, w. II.
Carues. Samuel Price. l.. p. Downey, j.
L. ShOwalter. X. L. Simons. J. +. Robert
son, w. p. Hunter, j. &. +. Horne. l. n.
Cooper and Robert Johnston.
While tue committee to select delegates
was at work the convention called for
Douglass, Kelly aud Greer To make speeches
which they did in the order named.
w. Z. Schell, one of the state delegates
from Sedwick county. and we'll known in
Sumner county, was in the city doing
good work for Speaker Douglass
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THE WEST WE'LL WET.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 1.-THE As
sOciated Press dispatches from various
points in Kansas show that there have
been heavy rains 10 the western and south
western sections Of the state with
in the last tweBty-four hours. Wheat Is
reported as greatly benefited In the
western part o: the stste the rain was not
early enough to insure full crop. but
more than a hal. crop is predicted viii Re-
suit from the dowDDo1r- Light rains are
also reported in the eastern part of the
state and more rain is expected.
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PRINTERS COMBINE.

WELLINGToS. kEns.. April l4-[Speciail
One Of the leading society events OF this
city was the marriage OF Miss Ethel Dun
can 70 Mr.. Fred y. Nsugei Thursday even
ing AT $50 O'Clock az tue residence OF Elder
Thomas II. P0pDlewe!L. Nr. SzuGls Is
foreman o: the Primitive Cbri.t-sn ofIee
OF this city. and practical printer in ali
branches 81 the arr. he j. a broshsr Of
Lyman Nauale probate judge Of this
county aud editor Of the Peoples voice.
The bride il oae oi the leading society
ladies CT tsis city. beautiful AID sesolD-
plisised. aud bas for sometime pssE held
cases IL the Monitor Press ofico Il t1i-
city. IL uzs a cOnplese surprise TO a.
their frieEd-
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K1NGMAN COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
KINGMAN, Kau.. April IA The Republi-
can county convention met il this city
this afternoon to select delegates to the
state and congressional conventions. En-
thusiasm and harmony prevailed. The
delegates, although uninstructed, are ia
vorabie to Morrill, for governor and enthu-
siastic for Long for congress following
are the delegates to the state convention:
Martin Albaugh, j. L. Bower. John Nc
Fall, W. NJ, Weeks. p. b. Gillett, X. d.
Taught and L. A. Russell.
To the congressional convention: Frank
Harlow, W. NJ. Wallace, j. G. Brown, W.
7. Cannon, DIR. II. L. McIlheney. DR.. c. f.
Grigsby and j. w. Rolf.
Hon. w. c. Edwards was present and
gave the convention "A short talk. BILLY"
has hosts of friends in kingman county.
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FRANK McMASTER.
Slowly Recovering but Broken in Mind
All Oklahoma Indignant.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 1.-THE veteran
journalist, Flank NcMasters, who at
tempted to commit suicide Thursday even.
ing By taking arsenic, after signing an
apology for structures on Judge Scott, for
which he was sentenced TO serve six
months in the county Jail and pay fine
of $500. is slowly recovering, but the doc
tor expressed the opinion that he will
never regain his mental vigor.
The people Of Oklahoma are justly in
dlgnant at Scott for prosecuting an old
man who is also an old soldier and the
idol OF the fraternity in the territory.
Newspaper men have preferred charges
against Judge Scott in Washington for
his treatment of Editor McMasters whom
he has imprisoned for alleged contempt Of
COURT
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HARD ROAD FOR JORDAN.

DENVER. Colo, April 24-JanIes Jordan,
alias Harry Gilmore. is in the city jail
awaiting the arrival of California officers
to take him TO Sacramento to answer.
with Horace Black aud William Edwards,
for stealing s., 900 worth of diamonds from
the Wacsnorst jewelry store In Sacrx.
mento in January, 1888 Black and Ed
wards have confessed. An effort will be
made to secure JordsD's release on babeas
corpus proceeding. Jordan was recently
tried here for the murder of Cliff Sparks
l,rnr Id
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FINNEY CoUNrY's CONVENTION.

Special Dispatch &c the Daily Eagle.
GARDEN CITY, kas., April IA The Re
publican county convention held here
today. selected as delegates TO the state
convention, Judge A. j. Abbott, Senator
Milton Brown, Hon. ID. NJ. Frost, Hon.
John Speer. 1t is the strongest delegation
ever sent from Finney county.
Delegates to the congressional conven-
tion are: Captain j. j. Munger, Ell. Hall
L. j. Gibson, A. III. Warner; not instructed,
The state delegation WAS chosen in be
half of Hon. II. p. Myton, for auditor.
Otherwise not instructed
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BACK FROM HONDURAS

George McFarren has returned from
Honduras to take his family to his new
home with him. He looks hale and hearty
and illustrates the productiveuess of the
new country by a set of whiskers that
almost puts Senator Peffer's in the shade
His health has greatly improved and he is
doing finely In business way. He has
secured ranch of his own and his pros
poets for il are mighty encouraging
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
NEW RAiIROADIAuP

John Higgins, for many years conduc-
tor on the Missouri Pacific road. has in
vented patent railroad lamp. which is
one of the most feasible things OF the kind
yet presented By the simple touch of a
spring IL changes from n white light TO a
red light. and, if adopted and put into
general use, there is no doubs but what it
will prevent manyrailroad accidents. L.
was tested last night in the Missouri Pa
chic yards and il worked like charm.
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FINE RAINS IN EDWARDS.

KINGSLEY. Kan, April 14-lSpeciall-
1t commenced raining here last night and
has been raining a slow. steady rain up to
the present time. o'clock p. IN, This will
be of immense benefit TO crops. especially
alfalfa as il is the first good rain we have
had since last September
Major Morrill, was In the city yesterday
looking after the political fences and Gre
atesi very favorable impression with our
people
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Church of Christ. Scientist, hall south
west corner Of Market and First streets.
Services at Ii a. m. by Mrs. Anna E..
Tucker. Subject: agree With Thine
Adversary Qckly.'' Sunday school at 10
a. m. Bible reading Wednesday at As p.
m. Study OF Sunday school lesson Thurs
day 2:30 p. M. You are cordial to any or
all OF these services.
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Lane for Morrill, And Long.

Special to the Daily Eagle.
DIGHToN. kas.. April 1.-The conven.
tion for the selection of delegates TO the
Republican state and congressional con-
ventions was held here today. f. W. King
and II. J. Woolheater go To the state con-
veution aud II. A COMBS and II. C..
Crowley TO the congressional convention
Morrill, aad Long were unanimously en-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15

John Goodyear was notified yesterday
that by noon Monday he must pay his
wife 50 a week and So attorney fees to
procure her "a divorce, or go to jail John
says that he is unable TO pay tue demand
aud will 20 TO Jail Monday. He says he is
absolutely unable to comply with the
order of the court and naturally thinks
the law is cruel.
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BARN BURNED.-FINE RAIN.

Spec ial Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
kINGMAN. Kan, April 14.-Lightning
struck the barn of Constable j. w. Stew
art in South kingman, yesterday, and en-
tirely destroyed it and contents. Tires
valuable horses were killed and two good
buggles destroyed. 500 Insurance.
Rain has been falling here almost con-
stantly since yesterday morning. 1t will
be OF grea est benefit &c tae country.
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MEADE FOR LONG.

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle
MEADE, Kan. April 1.-The Meade
county Republicans held their congress
sioual nominating convention here today
aud instructed the delegates to the district
convention to support the candidacy OF
Hon. Chester l. Long for the nomination
for congress. The party Of the county WIS
well represented in the convention and its
proceedings were harmonious. TIE best
feeling prevails and everybody is sanguine
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Forging Ahead.

EVANSVILLE. Nd. April 4-Coxey's
band which camped last night ia an aban-
doned disiiIlery, Were aroused at day
break by Ba-ler Thayer. and after parias-
ing of light breakfast. proceeded on their
way Ab0nr sixty OF the soldiers started
ahead for Frost burg last night where they
will rejola the main column
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MEL RANSOM IMPROVING.

Constable George Green returned last
night from the territory where he has
been at the bedside of his brother-in law.
Mel Ransom, who was shot Monday last
over claim. 1t was supposed that be
was fatally wounded at the time but the
opinion now is that he will got we'll
Cooper, the man who shot him in the pit
of the stomach, has not been captured yet.
but Mrs. Cooper who was accessory to the
crime has been arrested and is now in jail
at Newkirk. When Mr.. Ransom is able
to stand the journey he will be brought
home to Wichita.
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ABSOLUTE MERIT.

No other plaster has Deea produced
which gains 50 mauy Testimonials % high
value - tnos- continuously ACCORDED %
ALLCoCE's PO.oUS PLASTER. sad re oaly
motive fcF these EXCEPTIONAL cofof.sss.s.E-
tIc1s l. TIE fact thai il = . medicinal snd
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valne. beEarr II gfnIIss,onS. ASS Cot
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BEASDaEIE's PILka are . good cosgec-
tive,
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BROWN TURNED DOWN.

FRosTBURG, Md, April H-Marshal
Brown las been turned down By the pri-
Yates In the Commonweal and Assistant
Marshal Smith. the unknown, has been
placed in charge. W neither or not this
marks the Sudden disintegrat:on Of the
army depends o. the action taken b. Gen.
eral Coxey on his return here.
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VOTES FOR MORRILL,
SEVENTH DISTRICT COUNTIES TELL
DELEGATES TO SUPPORT HIN.

Large Number Of Republican Con
ventions Held Throughout the Big
Seveuth-Nearly All Instruct
for Morrill, and Long, While
Douglass Gets q Big
Boost From Summer.
Homer WithdrawS.
Other Items Of
Kansas News.
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Graysor's Gang.

DENVER. Colo. April l4-Denver's new
Industrial army met a. the river front
park this afternoon and listened 70 en-
couraging speeches. About 20 men have
been enrolled and CApt.in Grayso1 says
they Will start for Washington next Tues
Har
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CONTRACT is LET
DIRT WILL FLY FOR AUDITORIUM
TOMORROW MORNING.

Building Will be Completed in Time
for the Travelling Mems COnven-
tion-Many Other Improve
ments to be Made This
Spring - Mr.. GaluSha
and the Wholesale
Grocer Company
Will Erect Mon
ster Edifices,