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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
TUKliEY's CONCESSION


To the Powers In the Armenian Matter
SIay Not Iio SAtistnOtory--NOt All the
Demands Granted.
CoNsiANrINOPLE, August 4.-The re-
ply Of the Porte to the demand of tho
powers Tor reforms in Armenia iS con.
cllIatory aud on many points agrees
with the powers demands. 1t iS pro-
posed to appoint Christian assessors to
assist the Turkish provincial authorlt.
los, and to admit proportion OF Chris.
;ianS, among tho minor officials, police
and gsnd'arme aud alAo promiSe to 70
strain the Kurds from violence. As 1t
also declares that somo OF the powers
demands are unacceptable or impossible
Of execution, 1t Is probable that tho
powers will not be satisfied With the ro'
nly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEoPLE
Important Questions 70 bo Discussed nt
the National Total Abstinence UpIou,

Important Questions 70 bo Discussed Mt
the National Total AbItinonoS Unlon,
New YoRK, August 4,-QueItion1 OF
paramount iptSFssE to the Catholic
Total Abstinence UnIOu ot America will
be discussed at its tWsnty'aith annual
convention to be held here this week.
The important business will be tue cleo
lion Of officers for the ensuing year.
The present president Of the Organise
tlon Is tho Rev. Father James NJ.
Clsary, OF ST. Paul, So far as
known no serious opposition to
the reelection OF the Rev, Father CleaFy
has developed, aud II 10 said the tdondS
OF Archbishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia,
one OF the strongest apostles OF total ALB
Stinoncs among tho Catholic hierarchy
in the United States, are ready to put
him forward for the place, ItiG many
years since the office Of president OF the
National Union have fallen to the lot OF
an eastern man and members OF the or
der in ths Atlantic states have recently
expressed the opinion that they should
have 4 president
The other officers will probably bore
elected without opposition. One ques'
ton to be discussed will be that ot the
best substitute tor the saloon, on which
some action may be taken. Another
will bo the recently developed opposi'
tion to the brewerIeS OF the BenedicIine
monks at Latrobs, Pa, which has al.
ready claimed the attention ot Mgr.
Satolll through the petition Of the tenn.
psrancs advocates Of that region,
lie proposed this convention shall
eliminate tho insurance feature from
all the societies connected with the ma.
lional union in the future. Tor It Ia be.
lievsd by many that this feature 10
detriment rather than help.
An earnest attempt will be made TO
make the temperance movement in the
Catholic church an entirely religious
movement In furtherance Of the idea
plan will be proposed for the organi.
zRtion In each parish Of a total Ab'ti.
nance society, OF which the rector shall
be the head aud ruling spirit.
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AMENICAN PIhGnIMs
Received By tho PopO-illS Holiness In
Good IIeuith.


Received i'y tho PopC-ilh Holiness ia
Good IIeulth.
RoMr, August 4.-The pope said mass
at 8 o'clock this morning in the hall Of
tho consistory. in the presence Of the
America piIgrims who are here, a
deputalion Of tho Passionist Fathers Of
American and about two hundred
Amer eau tourists. Blahop Burko after
wards presented the pilgrims to tho
popo, who, standing In front OF tho
altar, said n iow kindly and conaolinI
words to Zach.
Father Smith presented 10 the popo
lnndaomo purse Of several thousand
dollars, subscribnd by tho pilgrims last
night. His holiness presented each
pilgrim with silver Virgin Mary medal,
and also, nt their request, gNyo them
tho candies lighted during tho mass,
which was snid by him. Tho8o will be
u4od at tho Thanksgiving mn's alter tho
roturn Of tho pilgrimage to America.
Tho popO also received the dcpntNItnh
Of Pa'slonint fathers. Ho appears to bc
In good health.
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Expotrs FoIt rnN YEAR.

Interesting Statistics From Advance
sheets Of Consular Hcports.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-rhe bureau
Of statistics OF tho stats department has
issued advance sheets Of the declared
exports from tho United Ststes 30 vnri.
Gus countries for tho first quarter Of the
year 1895, compared, where obtainablO,
with the exports for tile same quarter
in 'Oi. Tho totals arc as follows:
Algeria Si7,2il, increase, Si0,07;
Austria.Hungary S2,O1S ,037; increase,
ss03. .873; Belgium s2.7OS.l53, increase,
$s28, 100; British India. S5,7bi, 100; Brit
lab Columbia, 81, 1877, ,27li increases from
port Of Vancouver, s3i2,9S7i othOr ports
not given.
Canada maratimO provinces and Now
Foundlarl S7S3,6S2, Increase $1,000;
Province Of Ontario s2.023,30i increase
si0,53g; Provincn oI Quebec s03l ,0l0;
Increase Sij3.00); Ceylon S9is.220. 10.
crgasO sl5,72G; Cnba $lj, lD5O0l, OF
which 81 1853, 90 waE In sugar, $685.
55g leaf tobacco nnl Sj37, 39j cignH and
oiaarnito9; Denmark $G7,3l5. increase
slj,3s1; Franco Sl7O2i,GO', increaso
$8,42j,7iS.
Tho laIlot Is 80 groat az 10 canae,
special comment by tho bureau ana
figures are given showing TINT largo
sharo Of the Fronch exports ato from
the Paris consular district,
Tho following Arc tho articles that
lnnko no tho larger share oi Frnnct OK
ports to tho United StaIca during the
quarter covered In tho rcporti
McrIno', caihnl,c..r,eIll ana miacel'anonu'
tufo, 52,jjl,00)j laco', voIligg' H., tnllo'.
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THE NEW peWIKY rRAoK.
some Objection to the Way 1t Is Being
Laid YeItsrdRH

some Objection to the Way 1t Is Being
Laid TeItsrdRH
A gang Of men IL making good pro-
cress laying tho new PswIky Railroad
track and switch on Water street 10 the
new station. In order TO adjust the
frog and lay the track, they had TO re-
lay the track from q point about sixty
feet south Of the southern line ot their
right Of way for the new switch, which
is opposite tho Hotel Windsor alley
Yesterday complaint reached mems
bers Of the board Of public works, Su.
perintondsnt Of Streets Holmes and
Chief Bennett that the track was being
raised aud not laid In accordance with
the ordinance. The officials invests
gated, and found that this was an error.
The company had q permit to relay the
track south Of the switch. For o short
distance tho rails were railed three
inches, but the company will repavS
tho wharf there 90 as TO make q better
slope and roadway.
What the city should do now 70 to
rrado and pave the south end ol the
wharf. Piled full Of brick, rubbish aud
debris as It 10 now tits an eyeIore, be.
sides which that space is really needed
in ordinary high water.
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hm at home, arc very dlalaaIeiul to the
West Vlrgluian, "AIl my interests are
in West Virginia." said he. "That 10
my homo aud IL IL In that atale that !
have every dollar I have invested. l
own no property In New York. The
enterprises In West Virginia With which
| am connected maintain New York
office, lust as they maintain one in Phil
Rdelphia and one In Baltimore. Much
OF my time IL spent In those ciliel look
Ing after our interests, but Rm no
moro a citizen Of New York than any
other man 10 who has his homo and In.
yeSlmenls In another state but is obliged
by the very nature Of his business to
maintain an office in this great common
clal CENTRE"
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pRosTRArEp 1N A onUnon.
Many People Injured By LightnIn
Stroke, aud SIX MAJ Die.

Many People Injured By n lightning
Stroke, aud SIX MAJ Die.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August "A
special to the Press from Quaker.
town. Pa, says: The Methodist church
at this place was struck by lightning
to-day and twenty persons wore pros.
trated. Those seriously hurt are:
Jamoa HoiF, justice OF tho peace; Min
ME France, Mrs. Kuhl Hoffman, Mrs.
John wilson, Asa Baumau. Seyton and
Mrs. Bowman, wife OF p. L Bowman,
pastor OF tho church.
Nearly all ol these were knocked
soussiOss by the stroke and It Is feared
that deaths will result. Minnie France
Is in critical condition.
DR.. Bowman had lust pronounced the
benedIction at the morning service
when tho bolt struck the bellry, run.
ming round tho edifce under the
weather. boards and down under the
flooring. Tho services having been all
but concluded, many persons were in
the vestibule and aialos Of the church.
Besides those named, fourteen persons
wore MANNED aud scared.
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quainted with every inch OF the leland.
Among them are Yoluey b. Ashford,
tho head Of the personal affair IN name
say In nRme because Ashford Ia partly
to blame for tho last affair,
"In regard to the makeup otthe party
there are about 300 men, nearly all COW
boys from New Mexico, Arizona and
Texas aud most Of them are here scat
tered around"
Morrow said the natives aud people
IN the Islands would welcome the reyo'
lutionRry party, As he expressed 1t,
"they would consider 1t Ike getting out
oil hell into heaven to have the govern
ment monarchy again.,
"lhs Arst point after landing will bs
10 take the fire alarm system, and the
next point will be telephone system, In
order to cut of communication" said
Mr.. Morrow, Next will be the police
station, where there arc only about
twenty men, whose arms aud ammuni'
ton arc ou the upper floors, while the
men are down below. Next will be the
palace, whsra tho GRtliug guns arc
stationed on a piazza, Wo also
depend on some OF our spies to
cripple q couple Of tho gatlinR guns.
Next we shall take the government
building, which is guarded BY only II
men. After capturing these points We
will leave men to guard them. We
think that We ought 10 capture the city
within halt an hour, as the points are
30 weakly guarded. At the palace our
men could lia behind the fence that
SnrroundJ the grounds and pick of the
gunnsrs from place OF safety, and as
soon as their ammunition had been ex'
hRusted tho FevolutionIsts could rush
In and capture the gums aud gunners. y
MORROW ADMITS IT.
Hawaiian Consul Wilder, when told
Of the plot, said he had expected
trouble OF some kind very soon.
Morrow was seen to-day by detec'
tive and closely Questioned. He ad'
mitted that hO was hiring men for a
hlibusIerng expedition, and said he
received $3.50 q month and expenses for
this work.
Ho claims to have sent number OF
men to the rendezvous at Portland, but
this is not believed. Itis thought the
intention Of the adventurers was to sail
from San Francisco or Somo nearby
port In n vessel chartered for the occa-
sion. The San Francisco police at fret
thought Morrow was running a
swiudling employment agency, but In
vesiigation leads them to believe that a
conspiracy OF the nature outlined Rctu.
ally exists. In spite OF the exposure to.
day Morrow was very cool, aud said the
federal authorities had no terrora for
him. He had not committed any overt
act, aud they did nothing except watch
him,
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AN ANAnOIiisI'j IA rE.
imuwn to Piece, br u nOmb aud ula 0W
Father sputneh tito iiUdh

riuwn to Pieces bra Tomb aud IIla Own
Father sputneh tho lindn
DouNh France, August 4,-Dnrine
tho ioloi In tho mining district Of
AnIclo to celebrate tho jubilee Of NJ.
Vullumln, member Of tho Anicho Col,
llcty Company, an anarchist nanol
Docoux In tho crowd tirOd llvo rcvolvot
sholA at NJ. NullOmau whilo Ito WA
leaving tho church. Throe oi lhBrn
took Ullcct, though tho wounds they In
llIClOh wOru not serious,
Directly afterwards n tremendous OK
plo'iun was heard, aud UGcoux's body
was hurled several yards, whilo ION Of
tho by.stunlnn wOto thrown to llU
llnor, Injured hy tho explosion, DO
couX'a father rushed unDn tho prot
trnlo body Oi his Bon Nnl klckcl him.
cxrlNlmmgi "CNunilc, assassin"
DOrmx had bHin ct,rylnS n homO
beneath hlScunt which was nrcmnlutely
cxplolol DOcoux was diseinblwoled
aud terribly mutllalOd aud expired I'm.
nollAioly ho wNa dismissed from The
eVlllVry uilVr a altlku In lSVA
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WAS A DRY SUNDAY.
Saloons In New York Closed Up
as Tight as Wax.
BUSINESS ONLY IN A QUIET Way
And in Such Cases Where It Was Im'
possible For tho Police to Got on to
TIA Wholesome Dread OF the
splss-Ths Order CLUB, However,
Ran Wide Open and It Is DOubsiul
IfIt Gan bo Closed.

New YoRE, August 4-The reform
police administration enforced another
dry Sunday in the metropolis to-day,
Many patrolmsn were on duty in Citl'
zsnl' clothes to watch the saloons aud
they had the assistance Of members Of
the City Vigilance League, who report
cd supposed violations Of the law. Act
ing Chist Conlin said that he had traV'
eled about the city considerably and felt
graslaed at tho results Of his campaign.
Although the saloons were shut up
pretty tight to oil outsiders, 1t was appa'
rent that many Of them we're doing bus
lness in quiet way with their friends.
Acting Chief Coulin practically admit
ted that 1t is IN impoSSibility to stop
the sale OF liquor In every section Of the
town when 1t is possible for a saloon'
keeper to supply tho tenants In the
building in which hiS placo isGituatSd,
either from the saloon or from q room
on soms other floor Of the house.
"Whsrs there iS demand, said the
acting chief. "there Is likely to be q
supply somewhere"
II was q fact that the proprletors OF
liquor stores who persisted In violating
the law were mbre wary than eVerbe'
fore and that they manifested a whole
some dread oi tho citizen spies, They
would take no chauces aud were too
sharp to admit strangers to their
saloons, no matter how innocent the
would.he consumers appeared. Few
drunken men were seen about tho
streets and the conceallnG basket was
not nearly so common as on preceding
days.
The unique organization known as
the Girder Club, aud ialhered by Oliver
Sumner TeRll, was opened for the 6rst
time to-day. Many paid the nominal
dues for membership and partook OF
liquor refreIhments there. Although
the police had not attempted to inter.
iere with the institution there seemed
TO be q feeling Of uneaSinesl over q
rumor that there was a possibility OF 3
police visit.
Both Mr.. Taall aud his lawyer were
emphatic In saying that It was not with
In the province Of the police TO m olsss
them without closing up such places a.
the Union League and other clubs.
Mr.. Ieall said the Glrder Clnb was
not organized solely for the purpose oi
supplying drinks TO those whose fnan-
ciAl or social positions prohibit them
partaking Of tho privileges open TO
those members OF larger Gibbs
"our object 10 also to promote social
interest among It's memberI, said he,
"and for the encouragement ot musical
aud dramatic art.
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rRIADELpHIA TEACHERS.
,tho Board of Education IIaks' It's Choice
fur the Year

ths Board OF Education hIakS' It's Choice
for tho Year
The board OF education Of Trladelphla
district has made the appointments for
tho coming year The choice 10 re'
rarded with considerable interest," ~
there wero several applicants each tor
many Of the positions. Following u
the list:
Trindolphia schools, J. Q: Lewis,
nrincipRl assistants, Miss Newman,
Miss Krummio aud Miss Wallace.
Elm Grove schools, ], Q. Maxwell,
principal; assistants, Misses Wharton,
lIorvoy and Flood,
lidgIncton, principal, Mics NOningeri
assistant, Miss Carter.
LoathorwoOd, principal, John D. Null
doom; assistant, Miss Hutchinson.
Park Wow, principal, Mlss Brown.
Oolorcd OchOol, ELM Grove. principal,
". q. Smith.
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rELEGRAPHrc BRIEFS.

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""y'
To-day tho advance oi wages 20 cGnts
q ton WIZ 20 INTO eiiecs at lho bltmlhg'
ham, Ala. rolling mills.
Dick Ycagcr, nlinD Zip Wyatt, the
most daring dcSperndn In tho Indian
territory. was captured yesterday near
Sheridan, Okla,, alter a hght III which
tho outlaw was wounded.
II il openly charged that Thomas +.
Mo,Rik, OF Llborty, Mo, mlsus0d $1,000
Of school money, whilc acting aa dIooc.
A.. - -. . .I..k ~ it,a haasI la, .n,..
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THE KucHNNG MAssAoRE.
Ten British Subjects KlIIsd-AmsrIeanI
Eaeapo with Thor LLveS.

Ten British Subjects Klllsd-AmorIcAns
Eseapo with Their LiVsG.
SHANGHAI, CHINA, August 4.-The
mission and Sanitarium at Wha Sang,
near Kucheng, province Of Fokoiu, has
been attacked and ten British subjects
killed.
Rev Mr.. Stewart. vile and child were
burned in their house. The Misses
Yellow and Marshall, two Sisters named
Saunders, two sisters named Gordon
and Steele NeWcombs were murdered
with spears and swords. Miss Cod.
rington was SeriouIly wounded about
the head aud the Stewards eldest child
had 4 knes.cap badly injured, while
the youngest had an eye gouged out
Americans escaped with slight wounds.
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are not given, a. the consulS have not
made their reports, From Switzerland
tho largest export was In cotton on'
brolderlea, amounting to 81, $50, ,OO0. SILK
enbroldeTlea and piece goods S9Bs,0 ,0OO'
From Germany the principal exports
were dye Itutfi, drugs and chemicals,
gloves, allks, linen, wooden aud cotton
goods, braIds, YolYets, eto.,
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DaooxbYS. August4.--ASuddOn squRll
this afternoon capsitod tho sloop yacht
Elias Of the Excelsior boat club oil tho
foot oi Min oty.third street, The yacht
inv party, composed Of John Strand,
hiS three sons aud Arthur llommin ing'
way, wore thrown iaIo tho WaiOr, but
strand mud his two sous managed TO
soiEo tho boat and wcrO rescued, His
oldest son John aud young llomnlng:
wny wCro swept beyond reach AHd
lpnWnOl
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70 RESTORE GILL;
A Conspiracy to Overthrow the
Hawaiian Republic,
SPRECKELS FURNISHING MONEY
And Morrow Raising Recruits for
a FillbustsrIng Trip,
THE ENTIRE PLAN IS OUTLINED

To a Newspaper Man Who AnSwOrOd
a suSpIoIouSly WOrded Advertise.
meut-How tho Dole GoVernmOnt
Was to bo Caught Mapping, the Is.
lands Captured and Property TO tho
VAIuo OF Twsnty.saVen Million EOl.
lars divided Among tho Raiders.
Chief Consplrator Admits rho Truth
of the Story.
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KNOWN ~ rMIs STATE.

N. W. LsmbOrt Commit, suloldO At AZ.
iRutlo City.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., August An.
W. Lambert, formerly buNlno'G man
Of eastern Virginia, was found dead In
bed at tie Hotel Albion yesterday, hay.
ing takOn dosO oi landanum. lie was
formerly manager Of tho Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company hotels at Deer
Park aud Oakland, Nd, and Of the
Berkeley Springs Hotel, in West Vir'
ginia.
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SENATOR ELNINS
Much Sought After by the Inter
viswSrs in New York.
he CGNERSES ABOUT NEXT YEIR
su. Knows Nothing of the Re-
ported Harrison Boom.
TOO SOON TO BOOM CANDIDATES.

When tho Proper Timo Comes, aud
tho Republican Party nArmonIz's,
1t tWnl Have no Trouble TO Choose a
wInusr-A Good Word For All tho
POssIbllItlOs-Just Now tho Senator
Is Attending strictly to business
aud Letting Policies Work out
Themselves,
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Ssw York la Tnutnlne llNvtt
iiivfc-tN Champagne New YORK,
QnOcnat0wn -salodi JucAnia ltom Liver
pnOl fuf New York, 49,.
md nfDCOpdrd
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Tor wou vitElnlA, Western Pennsylvania and
ohio, generally iRlI followed BY AhOWcn on
Lake Etloi Alnlhcrly wlHda
fur fEsrtRNfrN slrrFpM,
NJ furnished hy q, HcHNfE, dfuFvlit corner
Market Aud Fourteenth ElrctM
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"Ruiolph sptcukola llN4 planted l,0ol
,lnnhs Of nrms tu bc n4ud by tia rovOlu
tionisla Oh tho iilnnd oi Maui" con.
,inunl Morrow. "SpforkNla ldvn lililo
n,u Ior tho provisional government; ;
tIoy could lurnisll arma 10 tho nntiyc,,
except that tho natives could not u,i
them, and lo llilp fact lallflbuio tho
failure Of tho last uprising"
"ln tho party that ia 10 lcNvO from
here arc three VI four men who ArU ae.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-04
Our Other Legislature.

The irregulsrly constituted Legisla-
tise II the state ~ Oregon, a much
more charming and interesting body
than that which graces the halls OF the
staf, h iuse, held Its first session ut
Reeds opera house last Saturday eve-
nIrK. A bevy OF the brightest and
brainlcsL OF Salem's young ladler.
answering to the names Of the more
or IN 'hsnt Of the sixty gentlemen 0f
the house Of Representatives deliber-
ated a ooD grave affairs of state, under
the imposing aud profound speakership
Of good Mis-. Helen Hartford, and the
able aud buslnesslike clerkship Of clever
Miss Myrtle Marsh, from whose clerkly
book OF methods Mr.. Moody himself
might take \ profitable leaf.
or course, II was merely a traVesty.
That is what It was intended TO be, all
for the benefit Of the w, Q. I. u. and
the amusement OF an appreciatlve audi
ence, both Of which purposes we're em-
lnsntly subserved. II seems invidious
10 make specific mention OF any, where
all the participants were exceIlently
we'll up In their parts; but In the dis
cussion aud happy disposition Of the
question, "Shall suffrage be extended
to the inferior male sex In school mat
ters,n Miss Musa Geer, who was "tht
member from Marion, land Miss Lucia
Cochran, who acted with verve and
dash the part Of "Smlth OF Linn" may
fairly be said 10 have carried Off the
palm. The supposltitious Mr.. Rlnear'
sou OF Clackamas miss Alderson) wal
very much In evidence, and won sew
ssal rounds Of applause.
The inferior sex, about whom ali the
clntention was, we're, either by intent
OF the drAmAtist or by inherent inferi'
onty, completely eclipsed Ia the play
by the efforts Of the ladies' A second
presentation might exhibit them Ia 4
betler light aud 10 greater advantage
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DoIPHs D1RrY WORKERS.
Seeking 70 Entrap Men With
Weakness Of any Kind.

In addition 10 his campaicr "nn'-
mi,tee composed Of PortlaBd's n ~
ring Representatives, Dolph nas nov
IN this city working commit ee coin-
oosed Of The states most dsspicahle
characters. The duty Of one n these
men f. { > play Jolly good fellow, sud'
while acting IN such q capacity, eDtrap
and anniliiiaie lhs anti-Dolph legisla-
tors.
He attempted 10 perform tlds duty
she other night, bot was promptly sat
down upou by the anti-Dolpb man'
who could not be- Induced 70 eoHr iu'o
q preliminary state Of iuIeSiest'ou' II
Is nos known whether Mr., Drph sp'
proves ~ thls Kind of work. Certainly
man who hes rlSeb to bis present.
hish poslllon ko9ld bot stoOp IN such
low tip if politics, But tue f4t re-
mains thai these men are here, aud
whether they are working with o.
without Mr Dolph's consent, they are
working 10 bis interest.
On 10. o,he- hand, the OPP @.ti7n
conducts Ito campaign most iea-1tly.
They have ~ COMMITTEES Of ring--tefr'
hangers e.. workers, TO pull In votes
for them. They are making fight FOR
the benefit of the people Of Oregon
for every man from longshoreman TO
Ladd.
II they lose, which is improbable.
they 20 on record as champions Of the
peoples cause; il they win, which is
probable, they stand as champions OF
the peoples cause. They have nothing
10 hope in the way OF pecuniary re-
ward or federal patronage. All they
have hopei for 10 that which they
have alre ly zained-the indorseInent
Of their course by the people Of Greg n.