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LNNOLTENT NOTICE:


The creditors Of John W. Thompson are
hereby notified that the said John W Thomp-
son has applied 10 the Circuit Court for
Charles county, for the benefit ofthe insalvent
laws Of the State Of Maryland, and that pro
eeedtugs in insolvency in relation TO his estate
are now pending; and that the creditors of
the said John W Thompson are requested TO
appear at the cleiks Office OF the said Circuit
Court tor CImrles county, Maryland on the
9Th day O. March, in the year 1894, 10 choose
a Permanent Trustee for the estate Of the said
John w Thompson
A. POSEY,
feb 23-bt Preliminary Trustee.
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Excelsior and Chandos Guano. for To
bacco Beds, for sale The best on the market,
Apply to B. A. HOWARD,
dec 29-bm Ri Alton, Nd
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Salvation Oil is repeating its cures oil nen-
ralgia, rheumatism, headache, and toothache
every day. until their name is legiou.
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Dental Notice.
| will be at my office in La Plata, the
following days. March 6, 7, and 9th.
DR.. P. E, SASSCER.
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Parties wishing to insane tLsir property
can do so by calling On .. A. HOWARD
Bel Alton, Md. dec 29-bln
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Mr. George W. Bittle now visiting Mr..
West, sof this place, was last week awarded
$4,000 damages in the Camden
Supreme Court of New Jersey in his suit
against the Camden and Atlanuc Railroad
He claimed that he was permanently injured
by his horse running away after being fright
ened by the blowing of II locomotive whistle.
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STEINER ST. NIRY'S.
VIII leave Pier 8. light stree. Baltimore,
every Saturday and Wednesday at 30 a. m
for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors Rna
and Patuxent river. as far up MS Bene-
Diet Win cave Benedict Monday and Thurs
1ay, ut 30 a. m Soiterlv
Sotterlg III IA N Milestone Lauding at 10
a IN Governors Run ~ 2 N Plum P int
at / p H., Fair Haven ut 80 p. m for B,dti-
more.
Steamer WestmOreland and Essex
VIII leave Pier 2, Light Street, ever
Sunday at 9 p. m for PatuAeut river direct
as far up as bristol Returning. Will leave
Bristol at 2 m. on Monday and Milestone
p, m for Baltimore, calling at no wharyss
below LeItch's except when signalled from
whArves on the river for passengers and per-
ishable freight
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jan Gay office, Pier Light Street
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The old equity docket in the clerk S office is
in bad shape, not indexed, paper rotten and
torn and otherwise in a bad candition. The
Legislature should require the clerk to get a
new book and transcribe the entries OF the
old book therein
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special meeting of the Orphans Court
was held on Tuesday. A full bench present.
The business transacted was the filing OF the
third administration account by Mr.. 5. D..
Rory, administrator OF 4. Y Rooy.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-09


Biz Cottonwood, 3 delegates; Butler,
. deloeat1t; Biui Dale, . dologntcti
Bingham, 10 delUgatet; Brighton, (.
dulrgatyr; Diaper delesales; East
Mtl Creek, delegate; farmers, q
delegate; Herman, ., dulegaiet;bfai-
lie, = duiUgAlusi dAugvL = Jologairfi
Hunter, 2uulrgntrt; Little Cottonwood
(Ain), urlegAtttj MN Creek, drl,-
Zee; Mountain Dell. . duiushto.i
Nouu P0int,2 drlegaicf, North Jordan
. dclsgatef; flrn.ant Green, . dele
gatrs; Pleasant View, delegate
Riyuftnn, delegate; South Cotton
wood, p deivgatcs; silver, . delegatrsi
sugar, d delegate sanity delu. ate,
south jordan, . delegn.cj Uuiln .
dclsgaicf; Wctt jordan, delegates.
iuial, 8.S delegates.
Primaries Tor the election Of dele.
gates above allotted, with such alter.
mates as the primaries rhall determine,
Will be- held "a tn1 county PRECINCTS at
the usual polling places, on FfliHy
evening, Octouef l., 1891, at O'c.ock
primaries will be- hold at the time
us,nva IN the following places.
fif-t Prtcinct-
Fist ward, at Fist ward meeting
houbr.
Second ward, at Chowning Hail,
corner . xth East anu Ninth South
streets.
Third ward, at 750 south s,a,o
street
Eighth ward, Mt Judge whi,ehorn's
office, first door wcst OF Telluride
ulouk.
Ninth ward, at annex to Ninth
Ward Westinghouse.
Tenth ward, at Phillips Congrcga.
oualschool, corner Seventh East Hnd
tiith buuth.
Annex, at Laughran's store, Eleven.
! IA East hud EmufsJn avenue,
Second Precinct
Fourth warI, at heath's Hal.
Fam ward, nj German Lutheran
! Church, corner Fiith West sld Sew,
rnth South.
Skin ward, ut sixth Ward Meeting.
seventh ward, a, 800 s.u,h West
Temple strrci.
Fourteenth ward, at Tunnel.
Fifteenth waru, AZ Baptist school.
Thlfu precinct
siElrrnIh wafl, at old Sixteenth
ward meeting house.
Seventeenth ward, ut Seventeenth
ward stuuOlhuusu.
Nineteenth wart,at DetbTldges hall,
corner Peach anu FiltA norm.
rweutb-Buo0nd ward, at 8i5 North
Finh West.
rwcuiy-lhlrd ward, at Twenty third
ward meeting houte.
Center ward, at Center ward meeting
I house.
Fourth precinct
Eighteenth ward, ut Independent
| tchuulhuusc.
twentieth warI, at Burlington
/ schOuluuust,
rweu,y.hnt ward, At Tagrarps
| Hall.
Fiuh Precinct
Eleventh ward, VI Eleventh warI
| meeting house.
Twelfth ward, at 8l5 East Second
| South, Elulonvu buuuug.
thirteenth warn, al Old Clerk
Jiiicy, Washington building.
pAltlts bkiug pare aud voting 10
| -lil lIimhuvs must boz RepuuIcau-
| residing iu the district Tor niuu said
. primary ia htli, aud each primary
/ should furnish lts uvlvgatrI-ulcct with
/ proper Gro vuliuls.
lS order VI County Republican
Committee. W. r. JAMIH,
Chairman.
GEORGE NJ CASSoN,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-09

sltv Of new revelation In these the last
dnys to carry out The will Of the Lofd.
All joiued in singing the hymn5
UGlorirus thugs nte sunR OF Iiohi'
and Elder Richard q. Winttf pro-
nounced the tenodiction'
This conference, the fret one held IN
this nation, isn success in ever re-
sroot. there hns bteun gooi ntiendan,e
and q teaceiul spirit maniiust through q
out, aud II So pleasing i1noie lNh p,
IT, closn two honest fouls we're uf.uNht
into the folI through baptism. lN'
Elders Will now leave 'or Their vafI.
QUE nuida Of ltblr and carry with mem
hapty r,ilcciiuus Of uuiIv Hui .r'onIt'
IA. L.. CAMtnEth
stCfuiarY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-09

County u,pubiirnn Convention
HoaIquauou Couu,y Republican
COMMITTEE.
EALr LAKE Ci1Y oct 4, 1898.
A Republican convention Tor salt
Lake county will be- held at tho Salt
Lako TIratef 10 90. m. on Monday
or. 10, lsgl, ortnc pufpo'e 81 n1mi'
mating county oniccfs 90 he voted icf
The sixth day OF N0ycmbcr Tho
convention will consist OF 3.s dti,gaies
appoiu0ueI 10 tho several precincts o.
follows.
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Fir' Precinct
Fif.l wari, o dolegatet, Second wafd,
o dulcgai,t; lhird whtd, o dele a.,'i
Eighth wafI,ta IsleR &C., ) Ninth VAT '
B delegate; Tenth ward, Z delegate,
Annex, . delegates.
SfCuuu Precinct
Fourth ward, delegate; Firth ward,
10 delegate; sIAth war;, 10 uelugait'i
seventh wafd, rs delegate; Fourteen. 3D..
ward, u tcicgltrt; Fiitesn1n ward -
delegates.
Tniri precinct
Sixteenth wafI, tclrgaiea; Sovon-
iCrnin warJ, dele .at,f; Nineteenth
ward, s Irirgafu; fwoitJ second
ward, o delegate; lwenty.thifl waft,
o collegiate; Center ward, delegate.
Fourth Prtciuct-
Eighteenth ward, 8 delegntefi
Twentieth wari, 10 delegate; Twenty
Dot wAri, ~ dcIu ates.
Ii.n Precinct
Eleventh uatI, ~ delegate; Twelfth
wafl, 10 ie ,tg rhlTttUltn vsfJ,
u uuiuaai
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

The iewelry store OF Orr keltn d.
West Branch. Iowa. was roooeo ol
property worth $1,000
Two men are held by the coroner
for causing deaths in South Caroiina
whisky war.
Tony Ellison was Killed near Hous-
ton, Tex, by Gilbert Smith, youth OF
eighteen years, the outcome OF ae-
bauch.
Because a tag was pinned 10 his coat
John Williams stabbed Walter Johnson
to death at a revival meeting In oilVer,
Ohio
Leslie G, Niblack. night editor OF the
Guthrie o. T., Leader. was StaDped ny
an unknown man, who escaped, though
shot after.
Deputy Secretary Of State Lndholm,
of Michigan, has fled from Lansing,
leaving a letter admitting a shortage III
his accounts.
Temperance zealots near Tecums II
Ok. hanged young man 70 cure hll.s
of habitual drunkenness. NO arrests
have been made.
William Andrews died at Greens
burg. Ind, from injuries received In
quarrel with Henry Updike, who sur
rendered.
Hattie Mitchell, wanted as witness
in the trial Of Parker and McAfee for
murder, was arrested at Indianapolis
10 prevent her leaving the state.
Cincinnati police learned that Alex
s Paris. the young Chesapeake n ONO
railroad forger. had been arrested on
train in California
Isador Taylor fatally shot his mother
in-law, Mrs Henry Rock Of Upper San
dusky. Ohio. and escaped. They had
quarreled about property.
Elizabeth Slaughter. aged seventy,
who lived alone in Pomeroy. Ohio, was
found dead with three bullet holes in
her head There is no clue to the muir
derer.
Charles Rockey. a farmer living near
Seymour. Ind. was knocked senscle.
and robbed near his home. He ".
found by some boys. but could give no
description Of his assailants.
Albert LOCKER. who shot and instantly
killed James Conroy and William
c1eary. game wardens on the Tolleston
Hunting and Fishing clubs grounds at
Tolleston, Ind, was acquitted.
John Huffman was arrested for steal
ing Bible and other books from a
school house at Bowen, Ill. He had 4
hatchet on his person when arrested
He is supposed to be insane and may
nave escaped from some asylum.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

4 bill prohibiting treating at bars
passed the lower house Of the Massa-
chusetts legislature lately, but it seems
to have been a sort Of legislative joke
and is not likely to become law. Dis
cussion of the subject brings out the In
teresung fact that 1t is no new idea.
Gov. Winthrop had drafted this bill,
which was passed by the general court
IN 1859: Forasmuch as 1t Is evident to
this court that the common custom Of
drinking one to another Is q mere use
Less ceremony. etc, 1T Is therefore or
dered that no person shall, directly
Or indirectly, BY any color or circum-
stances, drink to any other, contrary to
<he intent Of this order, upon pain Of
~ pence to be forfeited for every
Cdense," etc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

Lord Lonsdale, master OF the Quorn
Hunt, in England, performs his exalted
functions in manner that can only be
described as strictly Wholesale He
Invariably rides to the meet in q
barouche and four, the horses being
mounted by postillions and the equipaga
followed and preceded by mounted
grooms or out-riders- With regard to
his hospitalities, it is sufficient to state
that at the steeplechase which he or
ganized the other day between the
Pybchley Hunt and his own he enter
fained no less than 5000 guests at
champagne luncheon. all the occupiers
OF the land over which the Quorn ride
being invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13
From Foreign Shores.

The waring factions in Samoa reach
IN armistice.
A new Panama canal company is be-
ing organized in Paris.
Peru is in the hands of two presi-
tents and dictator.
Englishmen discuss the advisability
of annexing Samoa.
The distress in the province OF An
ialusia, Spain, is acute and serious
sioting has resulted
The Parnellites hold a convention in
Dublin and declare against the Rose
oery government
The cabinet crisis in Chile has ended
md new ministry composed of Radi-
ais and Liberals has been formed.
1t is said Germany intends to issue q
loan Of 101 ,OO0,0 marks, the money TO
De devoted to the extra expenses of the
lrmy and navy.
An imperial decree has been issued
announcing that henceforth Austria and
Russia will accord each other the
most favored nation" treatment.
NJ. de Rurlet. the new Belgium pre-
alier. announced to the chamber of rep
tAAtil 1l1 Jill piOb lulllS IDE
proportionate representation had been
withdrawn, and intimated that the GOV
.rnment intended to increase the i'm
port duties on cereals.
The Bering sea award bill, as remod-
eled by the attorney general. Sir
Charles Russell. has been printed. 1t
provides for the seizure by English or
American naval officers Of sealers
found infringing the provisions of the
award.
The international sanitary convention
vas signed at Paris The United States
Ind Great Britain made reservations
IS to mionr details It is believed that
IL the decisions of the convention are
carried out they will prove an effactual
check TO the importation Of cholera
INTO Europe and into the United States.
The official Messenger q Europe of ST.
Petersburg publishes communiare
which says that the council Of the en-
pire regards the conclusion Of the Rus
so-German commercial treaty as fresh
pledge Of European peace The com
munieltion also says that the treaty ia
desirable from political standpoint
and equally advantageous from an eco
nomic point Of view.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13
Warrington Gossip.

Secretary Gresham submits a biu to
carry out th. Bering sea regulations.
It is decided by the sec.e.ary OF the
iii, ricr to have Indian supply ware
houses both in New York and Chicago
he house seats Mr.. English, Demo
crat, Of California, displacin. MI. Mil
born, Republican.
Adverse action on bills to eXfeIm:n-
ate the Russian thistle is taken by the
Ltlse committee on agriculture.
Reports from all Of the national
banks of the country indicate rapidly
Ii ert asing confidence and q return to
normal business activity.
The court martial in the case OF Com
m:.Iler HeyeTl ian, OF the hearsase
finds him guilty and sentences him TO
suspension from duty for two years.
The government orders the cancalla-
ton of the claim of Minnesota to $1,000
acres of land in the Mlrshau district
Under the swamp land act
The bureau Of engraving and print
liz will hereafter do all that class or
werk for the government, including tie
nerufacture Of postage stamps.
President Cleveland nominates James
p. 1cemans of Iowa TO be interstate
commerce commissioner, Thomas L.
Benedict of New York to be public
rlnter, Emil Olund 10 be collector tf
cr;st, ms at Duluth, and several MinhA
seta IostmaSters.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13
In the Far West.

Many Navajo Indians in New Mexico
are SO near starvation that they are
compelled to kill ranchmens stock as !
matter OF self preservation.
Fruita, in the Grand Valley. Col
boasts of man who located there with
20 cents as his capital six years ago.
who has just cleaned up $4,000 from
the sale Of ninety acres OF fruit land
which he took up and planted in or
chardS He has supported a family
While making this little start in life.
Ten thousand elk are said to have
come out from the mountains and foot.
hills on the plains between Fort Wash.
axle and Wind River, Wyo., to escape
the deep snow. They are very tame.
there being no one but cowboys IN thai
section. Indian agents will not permit
the Indians to kill them
Two mountain lions were killed bv
sfockmen riding in the hills along
Grand Ronde river. a short distance
above where it's waters minyle with
those of Snake river in Washington.
There was great rejoicing at the Indian
village. as the lions were credited with
making meal of OF three dogs the
night previous.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13
No Survey Con.n

In answer to inquiries
Gregory county ALREADY
squatters, is not surveyeI
general has made the f0i.
The e neral and ear
instructed this office ezp
survey contract III ttat
lei until after the state
bet ween South Dakota
shall have been estabIt.4
I'd. ] lie work oi sarygl
fishing this line is nOt
vanced TO warrant a h0p
tract for survey ol the /
lands can be let during Il
year. That the lin, be
approved SO that thr
made during the lollowll
sured. "
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

A German farmer living I
City 8. D., was caught u
snow storm, and for sbel,. 1
vacant cottage. The h,1s.
ed IN q canvon, and TIE N.Y. 4 \
on a level to a depth oi ~. s.
place, completely covered A 4
old man, who is 65 year. y I,
penned up for three day. y. :. !
lood' 10 and when found by A..
Falls hunters was hear, v !.
badly frozen and almos, !. z
We are glad to be able ",
the Union Lumber Co., d NJ
nesota to our readers a. "
and reliable company tia. |. 7
to farmers and Others, prsn,
at wholesale prices. Ths, 4
o' al rings and combiaas,eN 9
pend ON the conslmer alq,.
They can aud will iuru,.5 Il,
lumber at a great sayjnr 4, !.
their lumber will be bs,t., II !
grade Ihan that bought i Il
Farmers should undst,,tas,.
be shipped to advantage : !. :,
lots. 1t Is well wort5 81,
them any bill required and II
ures.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

Three mummies have been discovered
In the ruins OF q building in New
York city and the coroner is now puz-
cling his head over them, as the law
conpels him to hold an inaI st over
all bodies in which the cause Of death
IS not clearly known. Probably inyes-
tigation will prove that the mummies
are the remains Of The executive COM
nittee of the Grant monument fund.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

Dispatches state that Bill Dalton, the
notorious outlaw. has been fatally
wounded in Oklahoma Bill always re-
covers from his fatal wounds, and may
be depended upon TO give the officers
Of the law plenty of trouble yet
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

It is sad to learn Of an actor dying In
m insane asylum because the people
stayed away when he played Shaks-
pt1ean roles. But supposing the peo-
pie had been obliged to attend the per-
formance-in that case the victims
might have numbered hundreds instead
of one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13
To Inspect Goods

The Indian office ha,
following South Dakota,
goods for the Indians at
L. E. Whitcher, Highnoa
agency; &. n. McCaIlun
Crow Creek aud Lower i
K. w. Max well, Nortbpl
City agency; ". l.. BrIsr
at Standing Rock ageRs
Flandi'cau, + at f!andy
Charles Keith, Brookiaa
agency.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

It is proposed to create a national
conflict there was ,ne Of the most mo-
meEteus Of the early part Of the ci.ll
War; and, although the Union forces
were practically defeated, tn ~ gained
al experience that proved of great
value afterwards.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13
Person nj.

Prof. Brown-Sequard. the distinguish
ed physician. died in Paris.
Harry Manning accidentally shot
Burt Mazfield while hunting near Ly n
don. Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Denman was killed at
Fiqua, Ohio, by being run over by a
train.
Canon Wilberforce. it is said. thinks
that animals, as well as men. have
souls and will enjoy a future life.
Sheriff Foster. Of Monroe county
Ala, was killed by a negro desperado
who will probably be lynched.
John Halstead. eighty years old
Who had been missing for some time at
Boscobel. Wis. was found dead under
a fallen tree on his farm.
Frank Caldwell, a boy fifteen years
of age. died at Peoria as the result Of
injuries received in the staadpipe acci-
dent He is the second victim.
Mrs. William Raymond and her three
children We're carried into the Hatehe,
hubbe river at Cherokee. Miss, by a
frantic horse and drowned.
Patrick Walsh. editor of the Augusta
ShiD HIS DctlI ippblHttu y
States senator by the governor of Geor
gia.
Four children OF Frank Bilski, an In
diana farmer. We're poisoned by eating
poke roots. One has died and the 9th
ers are in critical condition.
Rudyard Kiplins is by no means de-
pendent upon the fruits Of his pen for
an income. lie has states in Van
cCuver which bring him handsome
amount yearly.
James Owen O'Connor. whose as
pirations to fame as Shakesperean
actor gave him much notoriety iii 1Sss.
has died in the insane asylum at Nor
lis Plains, n. J.
James Bragg Of HaWkinsville, Ga.
trained his dog to drive horse. While
Bragg was absent from his team the
other day the dog drove it home and
the owner had to walk five miles.
Warren r. Leland is in Newport for
the purpose of looking over the Ocean
house with view of renting it, For
the first time in NeWport's history the
hotel is offered for rent
NJ. Carnot will complete his term as
president Of the French republic Dee
3. His salary for the last seven years
has been S25O,OO0 year, besides al
lowarces.
Lord Roseberry once introduced a bill
to substitute an elective senate for the
house of lords. He IS said to be heart
ily in favor Of removing the veto power
Of the lords.
Lady Henry Somerset recently made
~ ri, 4y.sra n -,
she addressed over 22.O0O persons on
intemperance, and was presented with
twenty-seyen public addresses
The eighteen-year-old son Of Isaac
GiIple Of Grand view. Iowa, was found
dead by the body Of his horse. which
Is sEITcsed to have fallen and killed
both.
An explosion Of natural gas wrecked
the furnace in the cellar Of the High
Street Methodist church at Mun,ie,
Ind, and injured Janitor G. w. Davis.
The damage is slight to the building.
Davis will recover.
Sir Howell Salmon, VIII, Is to be the
consIrt nder-in-chief at Portsmouth,
England, in June. became q aaval cadet
when he was twelve years oil, COM
nander at twentythree AID a post
caI tain at twenty-eiglt
Bret Harte resides. with the Il ,l.-ian
minister in London. He devotes all
bis time to literature. He is over fifty.
Is In poor health, dresses in perfect
tastc and is very handsome. He earus
about $1,000 year
Sins and Sinners.
The safe in pope's theater al ST.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

Cuxey complains that he is feAdi1g
too many tramps. The inhabitants Of
the country traversed by his army
came to the same conclusion long ago.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

Notwithstanding her naval superior
ity, Great Britain has not single yes
sci to sIare for the patrol OF Ba:ing
sea, ard the whole duty viii 1evol.e
upon the United STAT ;, notwithstand-
ing the fact that Great Britain has a
larger interest there than our own ciu.
zpnS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-13

One Of the most expert thieves Of
Chicago was woman, shot to death
the other day in quarrel with her par
amour. Her Sex only prevented her
from utilizing her peculiar abilities to
the fullest, as it debarrad her from be-
coming an alderman