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Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13
CIpsinp Dut SuIe.

In order to close out | VIII sell all millinery
goods at cost for the next thirty days. Miss
Ragsdale, 10 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Looking for fuel savers and hard times
stoves don't overlook DeVol's new alright
coal heaters. They do the work and don't
cnat Nnm mmnh-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

person. 230t Avenue +; - Esancy, MINISTER
street; Charles Smith. 1925 Washington ave-
nue.. WhoCping cough, II. Collins, Tenth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

For good music 20 to Chambers hall to-
night; Mrs. LoomiS, the Mandolin club OF this
city and Mr.. Joseph Calm Of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Chrysanthemum display; largest variety;
finest plants; lowest prices. j. r. Wilcox.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

stephan Bros, plumbers. Quick work and
reasonable prices. 529 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday by the county clerk:
Name and address. Age.
Charles MCPeek, Council Bluffs .......... 2l
Minnie May Donaldson, Council Bluffs. l6
George Addison, Oakland, a,,,,........,. %
Etie PurYear. Oakland. la................ is
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Remember tine p. O. s. Of A.. dance and
oyster supper at Grand Army hall tomorrow
Thursday evening. Tickets 35c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13
Marriage Licenses.

See the living pictures tonight at Cham,
bers' hall. Only % cents admission.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Samuel Epperson, who lives on Avenue f
and Twenty-third street, has a child or two
down with scarlet fever. He does not think
it is really scarlet fever, of course, but the
city physician said it was, and that settled it.
A card was put upon the house, and now, Ep-
person claims, people who would like to call
on him are frightened away. He makes his
living by weaving carpets, and his residence
and place of business are together.
He served notice on Alderman Shubert yes
terday that he thought the city, having quar-
antined him, ought to support him as long
as the tell-tale card is on his house. The
matter was talked over by a number of the
city officials last evening, and it was decided
that he must call on the oyerseer Of the
poor and the county supervisors If he wants
assistance.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

New picture frames! You can't afford to
pass them by, Call and see them. Embroid-
cred linen frame mounted to order.
II. l.. SMITH & co.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Chambers dancing academy now open for
pupils. Call after 10 a. m. Circulars.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Farm loans made in western Iowa at lowest
rates. No delay in closing loans. Fire and
tornado insurance written in best of compa-
MES. Bargains in real estate. LOUGEE &
TOWLE, 235 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13
l.. q. HuH Dead.

l.. C. Huff, general agent for the Hoosier
Drill company in this city for a number Of
years past, died yesterday morning at 2:4O
o'clock, aged 81 years, at his residence, 500
Washington avenue. He had been ill for ten
weeks past. The deceased was born in Foun-
tain City, Wayne county, Ind, but came hare
nine years ago with his wife and two chill
dren, all Of whom survive him. He was a
member Of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, Modern Woodmen Of America, An
cient Order of United WoTkmen, Patriotic
Circle of America, and the Trinity Methodist
church. Notice of the time and place of
holding the funeral will be given later.
The funeral of the late l.. c.. Huff will be
held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
Fourth street and Ninth avenue, at 2:3O
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, November II,
leaving the residence on Washington avenue
at 9 p. m. The services will be held under
the auspices of Hawkeye lodge No. lS4, l. o.
n IL
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

A plant thoroughly equipped with the new
est machinery, the best work by skilled en-
ployes, prompt deliveries and fair treatment
are among the things that make the Eagle
that good laundry" Telephone 157,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Unity guild will give a party at Wood
man hall Wednesday evening, November IS,
Admission, 20 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

MONEY to loan on improved Iowa farms.
LARGE LOANS a specially. Fire insurance.
L. w. TULLEYS, 1872 Main street, rooms
9 and 2
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

This weather suggests warm and com
Portable things. Those Colorado Elder
Down bed comforts at the Council Bluffs
Carpet company's and the big line of fur
rugs meet these suggestions. They are
cheap, durable, beautiful.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

The Hardman piano wins many friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Have you seen the new gas heating stoves
at the company's office?
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Go to Chambers hall tonight. st. Paul's
guild. Admission only 20 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

Hardman and Standard Pianos, ll3 N. 10th,
Morehouse & Co, blank books and binding.
Jarvis. 1877 brandy; purest, safest. best.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13

sold by druggists at
nail from Stuart Co., Mar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
MAHeR Will spAaE Mr.. coasETT

latest y 0ria'a champfou PugilIsf Open
10 other Engagement y. tnwsvsr,
New York, Nov. 1s.--The Herald this
morning published q letter from Peter
Maher, the Irish champion. whose vic
tory over Steve osDonneIl recently
caused = stir IN sporting circles. saying
In part:
''Tn reply 70 your query as to my In
tentl0na In q puEillatic way. would
say that arm prepared 20 defend the
championship OF the world. turned over
to me by James j. CoFbett. against any
man IN the world. Robert Fitzsimmons
and Joe Goddard preferred. As 10 James
J. corbett. win say that under no con-
sideration viii challenge him or am
noy him In any way until he announces
that he 10 again an agpirant for the
championship honors. Mr.. corbett
turned over the championship 10 me
and / accepted II. He IL now In re-
tsrement 10 far AZ contests ara con-
cerned. and for me to issue = challenge
10 him would be unfair and unaports-
manlike. SO / win exclude him from the
list Of possible candidates for fight
with me-"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
TO ANNEX HAWAII
Resolution to &c Introduces il
Congress
ii is STRONGLY SANCTIONED
Dispatch 20 Chicago says Presidents
cleveland and Dale Are an Favor
Of the sehsme.

Chicago. Nov IA Washington
special 10 the Timeh-Herald says:
Hawaii may after ali become a part
OF the United States and that within the
coming year. Information Of trust
worthy nature has been secured con-
corning the Hawaiian program 70 be
adopted by the friends Of annexation
during the coming winter. A Joint res
olutlon win be introduced either in the
house or senate requesting the president
to negotiate treaty OF annexation with
Hawaii.
This resolution win have the sane
ton OF the president OF Hawaii and OF
the new Hawaiian minister. Mr.. Hatch.
Still more important. 1t win have the
approval OF President Cleveland. The
resolution. as introduced or amended.
win provide that II the president con-
ours and the government OF Hawaii be
willing the scheme OF annexation shall
include q submission OF the question ia
the voters Of the island"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

had q brother. Louis Anderson. resid-
Ing. That was the last she saw OF him
until she looked at his corpse at the
underwriters and Identified him as Nels
Anderson.
A number OF other witnesses were
called who knew Anderson In Sprague
and ell said that ne was addicted to
excessive drinking and that when ia
that condition WIS often Quarrelsome.
The room where he was found show
ed no signs OF a struggle. and what
ever route he concluded 10 take was
one that left no clue. for there was
absolutely nothing 70 show how he
had killed himself, although II was
plainly q case OF suicide. II Is said
that when he came down from Ross
land he had 500 IN money, q watch
and some other things OF value, but
when IN the room there was nothing
Of value on him. After hearing the
testimony In the ease the jury decided
that ne came 10 his death by q cause
unknown To them.
A telegram has been sent to his
brother and what disposition win be
made OF the body WIN not be known
until a reply In received.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
BY HIS OWN hands
Dissipation Drove Nelson Ander-
son to Suicide.
CANE HERE FROM SPRAGUF
This was his second A.tompt-A, the
First lle Attempted ~ Poison
q Woman.

Spokane. Nov. IA. 1896
Another love AFFAIR has ended Ia q
tragic manner. Nela Anderson who
about a week aga tried 20 poison Min
nie Lowe, the woman he loved. and
himself, but was unsuccessful In the at
tempt. yesterday completed the work
az 10 himself In q thorough manner.
Monday evening be called upon Mrs.
NaEel, who runs the lodging house -
the Real Estate block, and paying 80
cents for a room asked 70 BE- allowed
to sleep az long ~ he wanted 70. en- he
had been travelling and had no sleep
for two days and nights. Yesterday
along toward noon the chambermaid
went In the rooms but seeing the clothes
On the chair shut the door. Twice dur
lng the afternoon did she 80 40 clean
up the room, bat each time seeing the
man BtiIi In the bed came out and In
formed AIRS. Nagel Yesterday morn
ing airs. Nakel went 20 the room and
going IN saw that there was foam on
his mouth, she at once sent for her
husband. who, discovering the man 70
be dead, sent for the police.
The inquest held yesterday afternoon
developed the fact that Anderson. who
was for some time \ blacksmith In
SpraKue. left there 3 short time ago
and won't 10 RoSaEand. He came down
from the mining camp about q week
ago and went 20 call on Minnie Lowe.
who lives on the north side Of the river.
Mrs. Lowe. when placed an the stand.
said that she had known him in
SpFagne. having become acquainted
with him BY doing his washing. That
there he hRa often proposed 70 her,
but she had always refused. as he was
q man Of diaaolufe habits and always
drunk. she said thar when ne came
down from Roasland and came to call
upon her she was surprised % see him
standing at her bRck-ahe WAS ironing
with q club N his hand. He again
renewed his question Il abe would mar.
~ him. and she replied that she would
not Then he requested her to have 8
drink OF whisky with him. q bottle OF
which he drew from his pocket She
said she did not want 70 drink, but he
poured cut about q tablespoonful III &
cup and taking about the same amount
"a another cup. ne made her drink, then
be drank. As soon as she had awal-
lowed the LIQUID. he said: ''in Is min-
utes we win both be dead. / gave you
poison" She rushed across the street
e a nelghborsa. where she mixed up an
emetic that worked and felt somewhat
relieved. She then sought Officer Nell
con who. returning 10 the hoaaa. found
Anderson on the a0oF in stupor.
Mrs. Lowe said that a little later not
feeling well she vent TO tsle house OF
sister who lived on the south side of
tsss river and there called 3 DOCTOR
She said that Anderson had often
threatened her and had repeatedly ask
ed her to marry him.
On Tuesday morning Mrs Lowe as
seFta that he again called az her house.
this ttne sober and making apologies
for the way be haa acted. SAID tha& he
was going 10 Billings. AionE, where he
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
CIRCLE CITY CAMP a GOLDEN Owe
Aiaskau Placer Mluea Yielding Well
Troops Needed in That Vicinity.


Alaskan placer Mauea Yielding We'll
Troops Needed in That Vicinity.
washington, Nov. 1s.-Benjamin p.
Moore, collector Of customs at sitka,
Alaska. has forwarded the treasury de-
parsment a report from Deputy Collect
or McNair OF Circle City. Alaska, on
the Yukon river, about 50 miles above
Birch creek, in which he states that
after talking with almost every miner
who comes in from the Birch creek min
Ing district that he Is OF the opinion
that the amount OF gold dust and mug
gets taken out this summer viii reach
s4o0. 600. The land. he says. flows with
whisky. and as many Of the claim own
ers and most Of the laborers are aliens
he thinks a company OF United States
troops should be stationed nc Circle
City. The town now has i25 dwellings,
| ~ saloons. three stores and one opera
house. etc.
Another report from Deputy Collector
Lane at the port OF Kodiak says talks
with returning MIXERS confirm the re-
port that extensive mines have been
/ discovered at the head OF Cooks inlet.
/ None, however. have 80 far proven very
rich in minerals, but win run from $40
to $50 per day TO the man. He recon-
mends that a custom house be estab-
lished at Tyonoke and an inspector
placed at Cooks inlet. Assistant Sec
rotary Hamlin today said congress
would be asked to authorize the send
ing OF troops as requested by Deputy
Collector Lane.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Get , conntlsutsunni Asnenanssnt. says
tms smnrane CnnxE.


Get b Gona4ltutznnni Am0ndmsat. Saya
sms smnrgme cnnvs.
Olympia. Wash, Nov. 1.-THE su-
prcme court held today In tho case Of
J. g. Wilson. appellant. VI. the board
Of land commissioner, thai the only
way In which harbor lines that have
already been established la fronk OF a
citg Of town can be dlaeatablished Is
through the agency Of constitutional
amendment.
Tacoma school district, respondent,
vs. John b. Hedges. treasurer. appel
liant. what Is the proper disposition
OF interest and the penalty collected
upon delinquent taxes7s Is the question
In this case. Appellant claims they
should 50 into the general fund or the
county for payment OF the salaries OF
county officers. Respondent contends
that the amount paid as penalty and in
terest Is an increase OF the tax upon
which II Is paid and should be credited
TO the same fund: that each Of the funds
for which taxes are levied ~ entitled
to such a proportion OF the penalty
and interest as the tax 20 levied bears
to the entire tax. The court holds thai
the penalty and interest are part Of the
tax collected and must BE disposed
Of with Il
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
uEnnA 49, EaoM nasEmAlIsM



nnrso.nsssr Eleeiae 0Tor naa AaakB.
raj Nat Peamltted 90 Sssys-
vienna. nov. ig.-Dr. Leuger. ms
mntl~semste leader Of the reichata@ who
was reelected burg0master II this city
October 20, and whose eleotion emperor
Fragcis Joseph refused 70 sanction. was
again reelected buFgomaster today ~
accordance WITH his announced intsa-
tion Of having himself elected over and
over until the government yields and
approves.
DR.. Preibia. president OF the imperial
council, appointed 10 administer the
municipal Affairs OF the city on account
OF the abolition OF the municipal body,
announced on behalf OF the lieutenant
governor the dissolution Of the civic
council The members then quilted the
hall amid great excitement and were
greeted with tremendous cheers from
the crowd The police were eventually
compelled to dispense the gathering
A mob OF about 100 afterwards pro
ceeded TO che Imperial Honburg, tbs
palace Of the Austrian princes since th'
| thirteenth century. shouting, Iona
live Leuger!" The police stopped ths
| main body, but some succeeded I'm for
| cling their way into the palace grounds
from which they were eventually eject
ed by the Life Guards.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
OVEN A MlLlloN New efcYclEs
Produes for 1898 Estimated 20 he worth
$50, uOO, 600.

produes for 1898 Estimated 90 he worth
$50. 100000.
New YORK. Nov. I4.--According 70 in
terviews, with several prominent mem
bers OF the national board OF trade II
cycle manufacturers the production Of
bicycles during the coming year will
reach the unprecedented total Of 1900
900. representing a valuation or $50. Co.,
900.
These figures are based upon reports
from manufacturers In all parts OF the
country, who are either increasing
their facilities for the manufacture OF
wheels or are preparing to enter the
ranks of wheel manufacturers The
prevailing opinion, however. seems 20
be that 1886 win mark the food tide Of
the industry. as In the nature OF things
there must be a limit even TO the de-
mand for bicycles In the matter OF con-
gs"uction there promise 20 be few rad
il-z changes. The tubing used will
probably be OF slightly greater diane
ter, tires win be heavier and weight
win range as ut present. from Is 70 %
pounds. Wooden rims viii stlil be
used. hickory being the favored ma
terial
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
KNOWS aLANcH LAMoNT's sLAYEas

Ramhiima Letter From a Cinelunnal
Crank 20 Mayer Sntro.
San Francisco. Nov l2--Mayof Sutro
has roceived a rambling letter from
Cincinnati, signed Alexander Russ Ken
shaw. NJ. ID. In which the writer states
ne accidentally came into possession
81 facts that he claims win lead 20 the
discovery OF the murderers Of Blanche
Lamont and Minnie Williams. lie says
that two professional gamblers com
nittad the crimes. but fear OF death
Al their hands seals his lips. He would
be glad 20 give additional information
II he could come 20 California IN safe
~. The police look upon the isktar IA
the work Of q crank
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
DUEL BETwEHn wELl.kNown MEN


Warren MeNemKh aud Pant Wnkas bar
led Huiiefs in Eaeh Other.
New York. New. I3.--The Journal this
morning says. Warren Ratcfif Me-
Neagh and Paul Topper Wilkes fought
a duel with revoiyers on the Palisades
yesterday. MeveaKh is a newspaper
man and writer OF short stories.
wilkes Is famous throughout the west
as the slayer OF George Shepard. one OF
the leaders Of the Rlel rebellion. He In
a son of ex-Judge William A. wilkes
Of South Dakota and a llneai descend
ant OF John Wilkes. The journal says
the wounds received by the contestants
are not serious. The principals ana
seconds refuse % divuige the original
cause OF the trouble.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
NEW YoRk cAsMGN ON 4 STRIKE

Cause Was the Employ ment 81 Non
UnloH Men nc Certain stnhiea.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE cab drivers
employed BY the stable Of zeaich a Son
went on a strike Monday, and today all
the Liberty Dawn Association eabmen
and the stable Of Rising sun AssocIa-
ton were ordered 20 stop work. and In
auEurate a sympathetic strike 10 sup
port the demands OF their fellows.
Tonight the cab business Of the city
IN nearly at a standRtiil. The number
Of eabmen who have left their seats in
response 70 the organizations order To-
night Is estimated at from 500 to 1000
and several hundred stable hands are
OF duty. The cab service Of most OF
the hotels and theaters has been cut Off
The original cause OF the strike was the
employment OF non-union men at the
stables where the trouble started.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
ogss SAYS STAKES ARE FAILURES

Oniy g0.Operative Commonwealth " IN
Give ketief 30 Mn@@ Workers.
Milwaukee. Wis.. Nov. 14.--victor /.
Burger. editor OF the Daily vorwaerts.
went 10 Woodstock. H., TO interview
the imprisoned American Railway TN
Ion leader, Eugene v. Debs. Debs said
In substance:
''The time OF strikes Ii past; the la
boring man must strike az the ballot
box. A laboring man who votes for any
Of the old parties is a slave who Ia vot-
ing the ticket OF his master. and he IL
forging his own chain. ! arm Tor silver,
but the coinage OF silver IL no real rs
sue. because IL would change nothing In
this damnabie Industrial system that
makes slaves Of the great majority Of
the people. Only the complete over
throw Of the present wage slavery and
the establishment OF cooperative
commonwealth win effect a thorough
and permanent help"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Once Used They arc Always 10 Favor.


Assist Nature g little now and then, with
a gentle, cleansing laxative, thereby remov-
ing offending matter from the stomach and
bowels, toning Up and suvigorafius the liver
and quickening its tardy action, and yen
thereby remove the cause Of a mul Ntude Of
distressing diseases, such as headaches, "a.
digestion, or dyspepsia, biliouaness, PIN
pies bl0tches, ernptious, boils coastipa-
ton piles, lstula and maiadies too nuiner-
otis 10 mention.
II people would pay more attention e
properly regulating the action Of their
bowels, they would have lees frequent
occasion 10 call for their doctors ser
vices 10 subdue attacks Of dangerous dis
cases.
That, q All known agents to accomplish
this purpose, DR.. Picrce's Pleasant pclieta
are unequaled, Is proven by the fact that
once used, they are always In favor Theix
secondary cfcct Is 10 keep the bowels omen
and regular, not to further cnnstiuaIc, a. ID
the case with other pills. Hence, fheirrreaf
popularity, with sufferers from habituai
| constipation, piles Rnd indigestion.
They absolutely raKs sick headache bill.
BUSINESS constipation, coated tongue, ponr
/ appetite, dyspepsia and kindred deranwe-
fuents Of tie stomach liver and bowels
A free sample Of the "pelgsts,~ IA u )
dosesl on fgIaf, Is mailed 10 any address.
postpaid on receipt IF name and address
IN postal card
Address Cor free sample, WORLDS nTs.
| FisSsARy MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No. 66s
Main Street, Buffalo, \. X.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
ANOTHER MN NoAn 10 TmE coAs
From Albuquerque 20 S0rae Point on
Puget Sound.

From Albuquerque 20 Some poin4 on
Puget Sound.
Denver, New. 1s.-Papera were flied
with The secretary Of state today incor-
poratlng the Albuquerque, Colorado a
Pacific railroad. capitalized at 2I00. 600. :
600. The route proposed for the road Is
from Albuquerque through the coun-
ties OF San Juan. Taos. Rio Arribla and
Rernaiillo IN New Mexico. crossing the
Colorado line at Pennington. and
through the counties OF La Plata, Mon.
tezuIna, Dolores. san Miguel, Montrose
and Mesa. then proceeding In a north
westerly direction through uintah. Wa
satch ana Salt Lake counties in Utah
TO Salt Lake city. The course confin-
uIng VIII be Ia q direct line 10 come
point set undecided on Puget sound IN
the state 81 Washington.
The directors for the first year are ].
W. Hanna. PRESIDENT ". W.. Bornt, vice
president; J. c. yeatch, secretary; O.
4. Wilson, treasurer; 3. 4. Wells. conn-
eel.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
COLLEGE OF re IOWA MoRMoNs

Cornerstone Laying nc Lamont. bishop
ksl Presiding ~ the Ceremonies.
Lamont. Iowa. Nov. 12.--The Latter
Day Saints laid the cornerstone OF their
college today. Bishop r. T.. Kelly was
master Of ceremonies. Elder Joseph
Smith made a comprehensive address.
setting forth the object OF the instltu-
tion. declaring Il to be for educational
purposes, and strictly non-sectarian in
character.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
VICTIMS or THEIR OWN MISTAKE

Conductor and brakeman killed by q
kcur-knd cOii1sfon-
Akron. Ohio, Nov. 1s--A wreck on
the Cleveland. Lorraine q Wheeling at
Warwick. IS miles south OF here &C 3
this morning. resulted IN the death OF
two men. The engineer Of abe freight
train on stopping whistled for the nag
man. Conductor Charles Ernest and
Brakeman John Adams were asleep In
the caboose. and did not hear the sig
nal. The second section ran Into the
first Al 20 miles an hour. Both Ernest
and Adams were killed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
l 4. v MATrEas p Bg AalrATEr
Annual Convention NsxI Februmry prom.
tsks 20 BE kxeItiHg.

Annual Convention Nsxt February Pr0M.
isks 10 BE kxeIttng.
New York. Nov. lathe annual con-
ventiou Of the League of American
Whealmen to be held In Baltimore In
FEBRUARY next win probably be enc OF
the most exciting gatherings In the his
tory OF that organization The old dis
pute upon the question Of admitting
colored men % membership win be re
vived. and the probabilities are that the
struggle viii end IL striking oat the
word eWhite'' from tha constitution.
Another question which promises to
preeipltate an equally animated debate
II the proposition which win be sub
nsitfsd by the 80 delegates from the
New York division asking Ger IN
amendment 10 the constitution releaa-
Ing the control of cycle racing from the
league.