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WooLIN FLAME $.

A III. Fire Ia tue Wool District of Phila.
dslphia Does I'm msnso Damage.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 24.-Shortiy
after s o'clock tonight, fro was discover
cd in tho six.story brick building, No.
llG Chestnut street, occupied by Charles
]. Webb & Company, dealers in yarns
aud woolous, and within hall hour no
less than SIX adjacent buildings were in
flames.
The district is given up almost on.
tirely to large woolen and rag ware.
houses and the Webb building was
hauked by the fvo.ssory chemical
works Of Charles Leunig, No. liz South
Front street. The inhammable sub
stance with which the structure was
stored spread the blaze with amazing
rapidity and general alarm was sent
In.
Tho flames first spread to lis Chest
nut street, occupied by Ii, b. Heston
& Company, commission merchants.
and burned through to EnRls street,
narrow thorOughiare in the rear. The
blaze then extended on the right to the
buildings OF Buckingham d Parlson,
cotton warns, 100 Chestnut street aud
James L. Mitchell, Woolons, 100 and on
the loft Richard A. Blythe, iii aud
Keyser, Fisler & Company, ITO. In
these buildings the flames were largely
confined to tho rear.
At 10 o'clock the fire was still burn
ing iiercely, but the active work OF the
department had prevented its further
aoFOad
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telegramu do not intend to have them.
selves given away and their names
made known."b
Some OF the messages we're as follows;
LIMERICK, IRELAND, Sept. 24,-Llmer-
iCE men ara with you. MURPnY.
GALWAY, Sept. 2L-Irshmsn Of Gall
way are wishing eVcry auccesa.
n. O'SULLIyAS
Coax, sspt. 2t-Mlnistsrs with you
for Irish Independence. ktSsALE.
PARIS, Sept. 2L-Irlsh colony OF Paris
Join new efforts for lriah Freedom.
MAUD GoSN,
DUBLIN, Sept, 24.-Mayo men all with
you from Ireland. WILSON,
Nsw ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-The dawn Of
the day OF dsivsrRncs from English
oppression ia at hand. God speed your
efforts. d. P. HAGdERTY,
President Grattan Club.
There were also kilograms from Pc
oria, Ills, st. Louis, No., Charleston,
Mass, Waterbury, Conn, Fall River,
Mass., Dayton, u, Philadelphia, Pa,
JanesvilIe, Wis, New Haven, Conn.,,
Chicopee, Mas, San Francisco aud
many other cities.
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addition to tho lively canvass for Ollico
being made BY the candidates toF posi-
tlon on tho state ticket.
When II rot towards II o'clock those
who were 10 be aliernatea and specta'
tors began to moyB toward tho G0nYen-
ton hall, wiRely enough, for the hall
will not seat all tho vast crowd that IL
now on the ground. Tho Alhambra
rink presented picturesque appear
NnCe, From the CGntln OF the roof
long AtrsNmars Of rod, whila and blue
stretched to every corner Of tho big hall,
aud every slreamer bore q dozen Amer
lean flags.
At precisely 1926 Chairman lIinck.
Icy, OF tho state COMMITTEES, called tho
meeting to order, and Rev. A, II.
FahneSlook offered prayer, asking for
peace and unity.
The chairman announced that the
state committee had selected for tem-
porary chairman the Hon. Perry Bel.
mont, Of New York, Rndappointed Hon.
Daniel Lockwood, Of Buffalo, and
George Foster Peabody, Of Kings Coun'
ty, temporary secretaries. When Mr..
Belmont took the platform he was
greeted with applause, and when 1t sub
siilOd he began his rSmHrks.
Mr.. Belmont said in nart; "Mnch
will depend on the way we appreciate
the lessons Of last November and Of the
past.
"As to our own state thero iS need Of
immediate reform Of certain features oi
our excise laws. Recent misConstruC.
tions OF their provisions, coupled with
harsh, arbitrary and unintelligOnt en-
forcemeut thereof, have rendered II NIB
solutely necessary to legislato in order
to prevent repetition Of such official
tyranny and abiurdity.
"Th0 preachers and the churches, tho
brewers and the saloons, should act to.
gether, formulate, vote for and enforce
q reasonable excise law. SObriety lG
very important, but not more import
ant than Is PgFsoRal freedom for sober
men to buy, cat, drink aud do what
pleaSes them, fit does not Infringe on
the rights OF others" :"
Secretary Do ErGslt began the read
ing OF tho temporary roll call imme'
diately.
Contrary 10 expectations, Whon the
New York distrlct was reached there
was no public notice OF n contest until
tho clerk had read the entire Tammany
delegation. During the reading the
lammany men looked at each other rs
il amazed at tho lack OF contest but tho
amazement was ended when, just us tho
clerk started Niagara, ex.Secrstnry
Charles Fairchild arose and said: II
present tho contest for thirty.avs seats
held by the New York delegation just
read"
There was a burst OF applause that
lasted for SomO minutes and then the
chairman said: "Relerred to the com
mittee IN contested seats when ap'
pointed"
Tho convention adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning,
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THE DUnANT TRIAL,
The Prosecution Closed After HaVtnG
AInde Strong Case.

Tho Prosecution Closed After HaVidG
Made n Strong Case.
San FRAScIsco, Sept 24.-The casa of
tho prosecution in the trial Of Theodore
Durant closed this afternoon.
To-day was spent in putting the
finishing touches to the testimony
against the accused. Witnesses
were summoned to strengthen the
entire case by filling in the
weak places. The chief point which the
prosecution sought to establish to-day
was that Dhrant had said that the last
time he had seen Miss Lamont was
whom he parted with her on the morn.
inc OF April 3, she going to school and
no to the Cooper Medical College,
Tho prosecution expeCts to score q
strong point by demonstrating to the
Jury that the prisoner made false state.
munts regarding his movements and the
associations with the girl he is charged
with having murdered.
Allan Church, former janitor OF
Emanuel church, said Durant had key
which would unlock all rooms IN the
interior OF the church. The prosecu.
tion then rested and tho defense asked
u continuance until tomorrow.
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TO FREE ERIN.
Opening of the Great irish h-Amsr-
icnn Convention.
THE MOST NOTABLE ASSEM3LlGE
or Irish Patriots Ever Held In the
United States
WILL ORGANIZE FOR A CAMPAIGN

On Different Lines from These Of tho
Past-IIred of Parliamentary AGItN.
tion--Mr. FInOrty Outlines tho Pol.
Icy In u Speeoh-Physical FoTco to
DO Rcsorted to, II Neccssary-Ihe
Neutrality Laws Of This Country
Versus the Causes of Down Trodden
Peoples,
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rF1.EnRApHlc nRlEFs.

Tho tcccIvcra VI the Northern Pacific
railroad have resigned
Tho Canadian phclin't nnc nnVRongrr
steamer Alberta Ia 30 hours overdue n'
Port Arthur, Mich.
Tho twcnly.Hrconl annual convention
NJ tho w. G, r. T., oi nav York state
wa opened At Rochester Yesterday.
Iho Morchantq iitr Iron AsioointIoD
Ia In socfot aowion IN Chicago 1t ~
understood lhorp will hO II marked
change mndo In tho ptIco, Of bar non,
rho Bnrln liooto,cnhnll ddclatO, TIM
Nc recent conference nt Paris boiwoon
ho Standard OH Comptny aud lnu
lIu"inu pcltolOum firms lOd to no dc
Unite results.
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scorrDALr, Pa, Sept 2L-Fron a
personal Investigation OF muoh.takOd
Of coke strike from QUO ond Of the region
to tho other, 1t Ia evident That tho strike
has not matcria@,t, Tho only piaut
Oh strike Ia tho Lomonl, Of the Me-
ClutO COio Company. The stewart
iron Company plant IL also closOd
owing to n shortage IN tho water supply
At tho coke workers convention horo
to-day thu men out wcrn ordered back
10 work until October 10,
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NlIt,. CnnoK nNAn.

Tho Widow of tho InmunS General Dies
ut ilor Homo Near Oakland.
spSrir' D,pdirh 70 he n'eigtirr.
OAKLAND, Mp. Sept. q. Mrs. Mary
Daily Crook, widow Of tho latO Con,
George Crook, diod suddenly OF hoarI
disease at s o'clock this morning at
Crooks Crcst, near Oakland.
Mrs Crook was Miss Mary DailCy
boforo hbr marriage to Con, Crook. Tho
latter died nt ihO Palmer house, On,
cago, four vOarI ago. MfN. Crooks rO-
mains will rcst beside thosn Of her hu9.
band at Arlington cemetery, Washing
ton, u. q.
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MAyi,uQur, Mlcn, sept, 2l-ThS
crow Of tho lo,l schooner u Il win.
l,ns, which inundcrol In Green Hay,
wore brought hero today by tho Yacht
Osrooln, They had boon found by tho
Yacht on Blg summer l9land whoto
Dhoy hnd boon ijr twonty.iour hOuri
without ionl Ur shplt,t
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CONVENTION AssNMnhra

ilut DnNs Lltuo ni.lno,' 'lriatc Ndlnrrn.
mrnl unul Iu.dnU
CoSvEyrlOs lIML, sYWtcrsr, ~ v,
sOpt 2i-Cool, bracing WCn,hcr aud
bright tktot greeted tho mrmbots aHt
DoomoA nj tho state convention when
'hcy arose this morning Nearly
everybody was a'llr carly, tor tho All
nodnconont that tNoro would ho ID
mooliuf Of tho atalo committee OU
vhich tho Now York contests would
bO dOcIiOd, kopL alive tho interest In
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RED HON EIGIT
For Harmony Bstwaon Naw York
Democratic Factions,
N SETTING POT OF DSGONTENT
At tho State Convention, Stirred
Up by Tammauy.
HILL LOSES HIS HOLD FOR ONCE

And the Tigers Refuse 10 Accept His
Plan TO ConoilIato the State Democ'
raoy-Polloe Commissioner Martin
aud Ex-Governor Flower Indulge in
Personalities aud a Split Occurs,
Two Worry Significant Features OF tho
Convention" "FIoworthe Only Loader
Present ut tho Gathering.
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SYRACUSE, N Y, Sept, "A special
train created a now record between At.
bnny aud this city on tho Now York
COnttal this morning, making tho llJ
miIoa In two hours aud llltocn minutes
The train consisted Of two cars drawn
by Ongino No. O1D
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7INE TO ACT,
rbs Chinese outrAEss Arouslng
the Civilized World,
aOHNESS OF OUR GOVERNMENT
And that OF Great Britain q orIm-
inal Negligence.
TgE ASSAULTS ON FOREIGNERS

And the Devastation OF Christian Mis-.
,lons ia tho Orient INstigNtsd by
Chinese onlcials-Tho Chinese Gov.
srnmeot Seemingly POwerlOss Ia
Act Without the Moral Backing OF
EnsIaud aud AmOrIea-AppNal'
that Have been Listened to with
Apatby-A Strong Presentation 10
tho Public,
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SHANGHAI, Sept. 94,-It ia reported
here that China has rejected the British
demand for the bauishment Of tho OK.
vicsroy oi szochun, on account Of his
connection With the recent missionary
Outragss.
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WITH MY PIPE.


FRANK L STANTON.
when the wind blows cold aud shrill through
the black December night.
And the oak logs pile the chimney, aud The
fame Is leapinS bright:
When witch tales arc In order, and the children
cease their play
AWAY.
Puff puf. puGl
Though the wind the ciIement CUT;
full pipe OF tobacco r. y
Brings me happiness enough.
Is sleep the time 70. dreaming. Well, d,e,r
NY dreams awake;
lore the varying visions that wreath oil
smoke can make:
The scent oil my tobacco makes ne rcconcsled
In a world which hath sorrow bu, pipe can
pussusy.
Puf. PUT. pua.
Let the world go smooth or rough,
pipe OF rlch tobacco
Brings ne happiness enough.
ln the blue smoke round me curling rise tbs
The s9plish; on the meadows and the ripple or
And the valleys OF Virginia seem 10 bIo.,or
with the May.
And hear the reaper, singing as pun aud
pun away.
pud. puff. put!
What though fortune should resus:
pipe OF fne tobacco o. 80
B'!nrs ne happiness enough.
Old friends loved come smiling through each
misty wreath that curls:
heas the hddle's music see the red lips OF III,
girls;
The SHOWS Of HES December have rainbow
tinted TaT.
And a swee, face remember makes N. Sigh
and pua away?
Puff. put. pua!
Life Is rosy. life Is rough;
But pIIe OF sweet tobacco
Brings ne hGpp!ness enough.
But SMILE. for I'm contented. aud no visions
can provoke,
When the frosty air Is scented with olt.,ims
tobacco smoke:
The Si.!s loved are married. and their golden
locks are gray:
Be my blessing 70 them carried Is puF aac
pun away.
Put. puff. puff!
Let the vino :he easement CUT;
pipe OF rare tobacco
Brings me happiness enough.
-S1utscrn Tobacco Journal
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FORMALLY ANSousoED.

Dir. Whitaker md Mr.. Hutchinson DO.
clare Thsir Candidacy For United States
Senator.
Republican memberi.olect Of the leg
stature are receiving from Hon. n. E.
Whitaker tho following formal an.
nouncement OF his candidacy for United
States senator:
DEAR SiR:-Many OF my friends
throughout the state having urged that
my name be presented to the coming
session OF the Legislature as a candidate
for United States senator, have serious.
~ considered the suggestion and take
this method OF presenting myself in
that capacity for tho consideration oil
my fellow members Of the legislature.
In doing 90 ain conscious OF the
great Importance, not only to the state
at large, but 10 the Republican party,
that wise council should prevail and
that a selection for 80 important a
position should bs made after earnest
and conservative reflection.
/ tako the liberty OF addressing you
on tho subject. asking your kindly con.
sidera,ion and hoping that my past ser.
vices to the state and party will in
some measure commend me to your
support. Yours truly.
n. E. WHITAKER.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson. OF Parkers.
burg, is announcing himself in a SINH.
lar manner. His letter is somewhat
lengthy, and in 1t he rectes his record
as a Republican, states his well known
position regarding public questions,
and says regarding the senatorship:
"1tis place OF great responsibility.
Some men have occupied it; ,ome few
have filled it. l aspire to occupy it,
and, with malice toward none, with
charity for all, with zeal for the right"
! have given you the use Of my name
for such service to tho state aud all i.
implies"
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ABSOlU TEEY 'PURE

q resistance equal 10 plates Of 9l.3
inches made by the old process. The
plates wefo struck without injury >by
fiyo' shots each from ,ix.inch and eight.
inch guns.
Tho Feast Of Asses" was formerly
hold January IA, to commemorate tho
fight into Egypt. There are still extant
several rituals OF this festival. Ono, OF
Beauvia, In France. orders the priest TO
pray three times and the congregation
to respond each time In similar man
nor.
II proposed to establish n telephone
line between England and Holland. The
London chamber Of commerce and the
Nethsrland chamber OF commerce are
trying to ascertain II the time 10 yet
ripe for tho undertaking.
Congress has never legisIated on tho
subject of national holiday to recur
from year to year; hence even tho
Fourth Of July is not holiday made
legal by the enactment Of congres.
sional law.
In Turkestan II a wedding engage.
ment 10 broken. the girls parents must
either return tho lovers giits or cub.
stltute another daughter. il they have
one.
Two thieves walked into Frem ont,
Ohio, restaurant while proprietor was
in back room, picked up tho cash reg.
lister and walked oil with it.
The blanket OF violets tina. almost hid
from view this casket OF q prominent
New York banker, who died lew days
ago. cost 5000.
Tho Russian government is contem.
plating tho erection Of grain elevators
along the government railroads in the
grain districts.
Game Warden Atwood, Of Maine,
thinks lie has great disease; the doc
tor diagnosed it as "dacryocyalosyriug.
okataklelsi,."
Among tho spoils recently captured
from an,African chief were 1000 caaes Of
Rotterdam gin.
A company is being promoted in
Bradford. England, for the manufacture
o. artificial slid.
The village poo. OF Newark, Del, COY.
cred himself with glory by capturing q
burglar.
St Loui, thinks OF celebrating the cen.
teunial OF the Louisiana purchase in
1901
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Election of United States Senator.

Election of United States Senator.
l. ia surprising how eager some Dem
ocrats are to support Judge, Gof for
United States senator. There va, q
time when Democrats in the legislature
had an opportunity to support the
right involving the seating Of General
Gotf as governor OF Weit Virginia, to
which position the people Of West
Virginia had chosen him.
The difference between then aud now
isereat. The idea of supporting Judge
Golf now i, based on q desire 70 do
something which, it is believed, will
make trouble in the Republican ranks.
If Judge Golf had been in the field aud
likely to be made senator these same
exuberaut Democrats would have cast
abou. for some Republican to serve the
purpose OF disintegrating the Rspubli.
can party.
The answer to all the Democratic
schemiug on this line is that Judge Cot
is not open to their Establishments. He
is not in the field, and has not for a'mo-
ment though. OF being in it. When he
gets ready to take part once more in
politics the Democratic politicians will
be apprised OF the fac: in good time,
aud they will not receive cheerfully the
news that will gladden. the hearts OF the
Republicans OF West Virginia
Meanwhile i: may as well be uuder-
stood that the Republican maiori.yin the
legislature is quite capable OF discharg.
ing the duty of selecting nominee for
the Republican senate. This is. one OF
the things that this Republican major
ityi, there Tor.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Iron, through its use Tor electrical
purposes. seems to have developed a
new quality, magnetic fatigue. In tests
made Of transformers lately Ia London
to ascertain the open circuit loss. it has
been found tina. the loss increased
steadily for the frat 200 days until it
reached fairly constant value OF 40 per
cent moro than at startinr.
Crawford county (0.) comes to the
front with bovine freak. A cali was
born on the farm Of Martin SPADE that
had two distinct heads. no tail and both
hind legs uere solid hone, without, tho
sign OF joint at the knee.
Nickel steel armor plates mado BY
krupp on a new system wcrc SUCCESS
fully tested at Meppen. The plates
wore about 5! inches thick aud showed
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A Cheerful Ncishbor.

Rev. Frank Mutually, OF New York, i,
preacher OF an original turn. He has
no congregation aud does not think Il
necessary to hire hall. He preachc,
from his front door step, and no ha, a
cheerful habit Of delivering his sermons
whenever the spirit moves him. II he
think, he has message to deliver at
midnight he aseonds the door step pulpi.
aud cuts loose.
The nelEhbors threaten 10 move
away. but this does not in the least dis.
turb the Rev. Frank Mutually. Property
owners in the neighboshooi may con.
clude that it would be cheaper to build
church for this jealous preacher than
TO allow him to go on until he emp.ies
their houses. 1t has been shown in
New York tina. one preacher can WELD
a very great influence.
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The supreme court OF Massachusetts,
holds that the sale Of colorcd oleomar.
gerine is illegal, although the pur.
chaser be aware that the commodity is
colored, for some other purchaser may
be deceived into thinking he is buying
butter.
II from the beginning tho mauuiac
turers OF oleomargsrine had sold it on its
own merits the probabilityis that by this
time it would have an established and
honored place in trade.
Having been sent out in tho main un-
der false colors. oleomarScrine ha, got a
bad nnme, 20. the Law against 1t and a
large par. OF the public down on it.
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HEAR DR.. W. L Davidson tonight.

THERE is good reason for tho popu.
lari.y OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, OF West Monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa, says: at has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend il
with the res. OF u.s." % and so cent
bottles for sale BY Chas. 4 Goetze, VIII
W. Irwin, John Klari, VIM. L. Will.
Jams, c. Menksmellnr, VIM. II. Hague,
II. C. Stewart. A. L. Schcole, J. Cole.
man, C. Schnepf. WIN. Menkemelle
Wheeling. ". Va; Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port; d. F. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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DR.. Cyru, Edison, who has a way Of
saying things 80 that the common run
OF people can understand them, make,
some useful and seasonable suggestions
with regard to the care Of health. Per.
sons who likoto think they do better
with cotton than with wooden under
wear in winter may not like to be told
that they are making mistake. but
this is what DR.. Edison says with force.
For the prevention OF colds nothing
is better, he says. than wool next the
skin. Add to this dry feet, moderate
and wholesome diet plenty OF rest and
regular diet, and there will be pretty
good protection through the winter. A
good conscience and an even temper
will help. And the poet saith
Joy and Temperance and repose
b. Shut the dooc on the doctors nose
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CURRENT HUMOR.

They tell this story Of an absent
minded professor in the University Of
Pennsylvania He was writing at his
desk ons evening when one OF his chill.
dren entered. what do you want?"
he asked. al cannot be disturbed now"
II only want to say good night, papa"
replied the child. Never mind now"
as he instantly resumed writing, TO
morrow morning will do as wsLl."-
Philadelphia Call.
why" asked the philosopher, why
10 it that a mau-.he noblest created
obiect-why /. it that a man should
have such doubts OF his ability to win
a woman's affection, when be considers
the success in that line Of a pop-eyed.
pudding-shaped, pretzel.tailed pug
dog? But the assembled listeners an-
swered him not.-lHdiannpols Journal.
Philosqpher-1he only thing that can
make any man, rich or poor. perfectly
happy. is love. and love costs not a
penny. Practical Man-True, bu. keep.
ing the loved one in clothes costs like
the Old Sick.-N,lg York IRecHy.
Desperate iron Colorado) : Your
money or your life. Traveler-Here,
take this purse OF gold. Desperate
with feeling)-keep it stranger. Pm
thief. but l amt no goldbug-HdrLsm
Life.
"Why ha, Snoozer quit going to
church? Is he out with the new minis
ter?" "Yes; be doesn't like his SER
mons; he keeps everybody awake -
Ltter. Ocean
Jess-Eating onions quite often causes
me to get good nights sleep. Bess-.
How so? Jess-They drive young Stay.
late away early.-Torn Topics.
Miss Blufer-I should like to give nv
darling Cholly a surprise for New
Years. What shall it be? Misc eau.
stique-Tell him your ase-Torn
TIopics.
Mrs. McBride-John, dear, why are
some grocers called green grocers? Mr..
McBride-To distinguish them from
cash grocers, darling.-Fo1tn.
Browh-Is young Flyingxedge prac.
ticin. law? Joues-I think not. He
wa, admitted to the bar. but l think
he's practicinS economy.-Voyle.
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The Rcrolu,ion In New York.

For the frst time in twenty-five years
New York city has Republican mayor,
and for the FIRST time in twelve years
the state has Republican governor.
Best OF all there is Republican legisla-
ture to support these executives and to
give expression to the aspiration OF the
people 70. better government in state
and city.
Arsvolu,ion ha, taken place in the
state of New York. commonwealth
upon which the ravenous wolves Of
politics thought they had q hold for all
time. They had everything they could
ask. except the people. Lacking that
element Of strength they have been
driven from power. Their fall should
be warning to politicians tor all time
to come.