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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

There are thousands OF people in Kansas
City who suffer from the deep blood tainis
nose their miseres or distinguish the cause
OF them any more than the blighted tree
that sheds It's leaves In midsummer can
distinguish the fatal scorch of lightning
from a fatal sap poisoning. Any number OF
diseases, known under various specihc
names, are really OF a catarrhal origin and
nature. Every part OF the mucous mem
hranc. the nose throat. eyes. ears, mead,
lungs, stomach. liver. bowels, kidneys and
bladder are subject to disease and blight
by catarrh. And 10 enable many afili ed
persons TO get a correct conception OF the
real nature OF their malady the following
sented by Dr. Care'and. The proper course
for sufferers Il tn Read the sympom
your case and bring this with you to DR..
Copeland II YOU live away from the city,
send them by mail and ask for mall treat
ment. In either instance, and whether ny
mail or Office treatment, the patient may
be assured OF the speediest relief and cure
possible to medical science.
Catarrh OF the Head and Throat.
The mos, prevalent form Of catarrh, and
inexpensive cure by the Copeland system.
Us the breath foul?'
rs the voice husky?'
DO you spit up slime?"
DO you ache all over?'
DO you blow out scabs?'
'ls the nose stopped up?"
DO you snore at night"
Docs your nose dis5harge7"
Does the nose bleed easily?"
rs there tickling In throat?'
"Do crusts form In the nose?"
'ls the nose sore and tendcr?"
do you sneeZe q great deal?'
rs this worse toward night"
Does the nose itch ana burn?"
Us there pain In front Of head?"
"Is there pain across the nyes'"
rs your sense OF smell leavif g?'
DO you hawk to clear the throat?"
is there a dropping in the throat2'
''ls the throat dry In the mornings"
Are you losing your sense of taste?'
''Do You sleep with the mouth open?"
Does the nose stop up toward night|
Catarrh at tho Bronchial Tubes.
When catarrh OF the head and throat
Is left unchecked IL extends down the wind
pipe into the bronchial tubes and, in time,
attacks the lungs Speedy and inexpensive
cure by the Copeland system.
"Have you a ccughg'
Are you losing tlosh?"
DO you cough; at night?"
Have you pain IN slde"'
DO you take cold easily?"
rs your appetite variable?"
'Have you stitches In sl3e?"
DO you cough until you EaC?"
Are you low spirited a timesH
do you raise frothy material?
"DO you spit up yellow matter2'
"Do you cough on going 20 hed?"
DO you cough in the morninEs?'
is your cough short and hacking"
DO you spit UP small, cheesy lumps?'
Have you a disgust for fatty fooGs?"
rs there a tickling behind the pa'ate?''
Have you pain behind breastbene?"
do you feel Nou are growing weaker?''
is there burning pain In the throat?"
DO you cough worse night and morn
"Do YOU have to sit up at night to get
breathe"
Ca'arrh OF the Kidneys
Catarrh of the kidneys results either from
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1895

taken care of and entertained by the wheel
mon OF st. Joseph, and viii undoubtedly
cursion awheel OF the day VIII be a ride
from St Joseph to Lake Contrary seven
will 80 on either the 7S0 or 1850 train, and
can return by any one of the several trains
p
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
Meeting OF Gun Club Men.

The gun club men held another meeting al
the Midland last night. az which tho con
stitution and bylaws. Of the newly or
adoIGd at.dopted thus MAJ making the the orsanlzatiof
complete. Each Of the Six clubs belong
ing TO the federation WAS authorized tC
select three men, who Will be members OF
the board of directors. and this board vii
have the entire management OF all the af
fairs OF the federation.
The proposed Eastern trip OF team o.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

The trip of the Kansas City Cyclists TO
ST. Joseph to-day promises to be as great
early n the summer. While IL Is a Kan
sas city Cyclists affair, all other clubs and
all unattached wheclmen are invited to
80, and there will be a great many of them
take advantage Of the opportunity. Cap
of $3.50, which Will make the expenses very
reasonable. The visiting cyclists Will be
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
Cyclists Discuss the carnival Parade.

Tho board OF dIrectors of The Kansas
City Cyclists met At the club house last
ance of the club i'm the bicycle parade dur
ing Carnival week, The general plan OF
the turnout was agreed upon and a large
sum OF money was appropriated from the
club treasury for the purpose of making
a show which will eclipse all competition.
The plan cannot be made public for obyi-
Gus reasons.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

shooters representing Kansas city was dis
cussed informally. and it was decided to
hold general meeting on next Saturday
night. at which definite action regarding
the trip will be taken. The sentiment
among the shooters is very favorable to-
wards making the trip, und it is believed
that II will be a go beyond doubt. If
the trip is made the team will be selected
Nv ror1pttitfpu
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
USUAL SYMPTOMS.
of m, ,S n na Lasting "

colds or from overwork Of the kidneys, IN
separating from he blood the p9isonps on o,her ,her
organs Speedy and inexpensive cure pS
the Copeland system. -
"Do your hands and feet swell?"
'is this more noticeable in the morning.
"ls this more noticeable In the morn
HArc they cold and clammy?"
rs the urine dark and cloudy.
Does deposit form when left stand
lis there desire to get up at nisht2''
"Do you see spots floating before the
""Are the eyes dull and starlng7..,,
rs there a bad taste in mouth?'
Have you pain IN top OF head2'
"if So. is II siiyery whlte?'
.".IIs the skin dry and and hn,,sa5,. harsh.
"ts there nausea after eating?
Has the persplration bad odora,
IL there puniness% % under the EYES rs svssq"
"Is the skin pale and dry2"
"Has the skin waNy look? -
DO you see unpleasant things while
Have you chilly feelings down the
."bo the joints pain and achs?'
'Do the legs feel too heavyY"
Cat,rrh W the stomach.
Catarrh OF the stomach is usually caused
by swallowing poisonous rnucus; wmcn
night Speedy and inexpensive cure by the
Copeland system -,
Are you costiveH"
"ls there vomitinC2"
DO you beloh up gas?
Are YOU light headed?'
lis your tongue coated?"
Have you water brash?"
do YOU hawk and spit?'
"1s there pain after eatnC?
"Are you nervous and weak"
do you have Sick headaches2''
DO you bloat up after catng"'
"Is there disgust for breakfast2
"Haye you distress after eating?'
us your throat filed with slme2'
"po you a times have dlarrhoea?'
"ls there rush OF blood to the head?"
rs there constant bad taste In mouth r'
us there gnawiug sensation in stomach ?"
do you feel as II you had lead in stom-
ach?"
when you get up suddenly are you
dizzy"
when stomach is empty do you feel
faiut?"
"Do you belch up material that burns
thrOat"'
When stomach is full do you feel op-
pressed?"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
y. Paul KID Knockch Ont.

Denver. Col. Sept. Jack Livingston,
known a. The St Paul Kid" was
knocked out by F'renchy osborne last night
in three rounds. They fought for a purse
OF $50 and The entrAnce mOney.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
pIttsburV, 5.5; Washington. 2-i.

PIttsburE. Pa, Sept. 7.-The plttsburrs
returned from their disastrous Eastern
trip to-day, and signalzed II by defeating
Washington in two unsatisfactory games.
Errors were numerous and costly. The
regular umpire. for some reason, failed to
appear and two home umpircs were chos-
en- which gave the visitors a chance for
wrangling over decisions Attendance,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
we.tern Lensue .tnndlnr.
indianapolis Took Roth.
Indianapolis. Ind, Sept, 1score:
First game:

RH.E.
Indianapolis % ] 2 COL 10 s-si2 3
HayteI eIies-FisHar and McFarandi Baker
and Bolan,
Second game:
R.H.E
Indianapolis z 09SS65! 2-iSi$ !
batteries Philips and Mcfarland; Rett-
ger and BOlan.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

The Wabash ticket office will be open to-
day from a, m. 10 p M, owing to the
pressure of Grand Army business.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

Grand KapIls, MIohn sept I-Score;
Grand Rp'ds.o "a - 3
ST. Paul -5,O - IS /
and Boyle,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
ESPECIALLY FOR KANSANS.

Abilene Has, Has, Sept. 7;-tspseiall Dem
indorsed the Populist ticket and declared
for free coinage. Many stalwarts refused
TO enter the convention,
Pittsburg, Kas.. Sept: .7-Cspecial) Dele
here this afternoon to confer relative to
a per cent reduction on lump coal and
per cent on mine run. The opinion was
time, There is q strong feeling in favor
Of the organization of all the miners of
the district
Topeka Kas., Sept, 7.-tspeclal( Auditor
Cole has issued a warrant to the North
EnlTnintdure ialrn nd Company, OF Kansas City, for
slpplied the hutchinson reformatory' y In In
ne set ettlement between the, state and Mr..
niture which the old board of reformatory
managers had purchased with such law
ish hand
Weber Kas, Sept 7.-(speclai) The an
including the Northwest Kansas eeSn coGntiess' ties
Session Rev S' H. HFn rbomPsoa aaSp fY4 II ksn5Sb aaSS
2ns, fjis wa, was chosen moderator; Rey, f, >,
the he chsy 6sa
P!e3ti9H3s 3 for II PrS6aiS1hers permits. spring
= Atchison, Eas Sent. 7.-(special> The
ihaIea I T. SSortiflyoGg for tESah$qrer; John
Lawless, surveyor and W, 5, Purcell,
against Charles II, Krebs, the Republican
county clerk. who has held the office for
twenty-five years. and who is a candidate
for reelection.
Kngman Kas.. Sept. 7.-(speclal) Tho
daIPIniifa hePublefans Of kinSman county met in
Was chairman and p Il, Giietti seeretary m staaSe
Sheriff, j., y, Brewer; Treasurer, /. W
kabler; clerk, A. L. McPeek; register
G. II, Hardy; coroner DIR, S. Ianing: com
missioner, /. n. Hays. The state admin
istration was strongly indorsed The ticket
is regarded as a winner
The judicial committees from Geary, DICK,
inson, Morris and Marion, which Comprise
the Eighth judicial district met in the
city to-day, 10 discuss whether or not The
district SThould can a convention to nom
James Humphrey. the non-partisan mont
nee: II was decided TO call n convention 10
be held at Herlngton, September 30 This
convention may or may not nominate
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
MI. QUINN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
$40 MAIN ST.

The The cue" to ecOn9msal buying in grS, o;
Having spent lifetime in the business he
knows ki which, where. when wh,,in an and how to
YOU: We aTe not rssp9ns:ibIsy NJ for g othsr
tending to our own business, and it's large
enough to keep us busy, and posted on
the markst i7G 1oE5noG TG,moprow w we S Will sell
80 lbs nice Brown Sugar, 81.
l. lbs Navy Beans, Zoe.
100 boxes Water Queen Soap, bars, 25c.
90 sacks Kidney leans, 10 lbs; 25c.
so cases Mustard Sardines, sc box.
% cases best Saw Log Salmon 2 for 15c.
10 cases imported Sardines. Sc box.
100 cases Portland, Me-, Lobsters, for
Shrimp. 2oc a, can; cheap. ,,
We will sell the well known Jewell, for
s1.75 per cwt., better than any S2,25 Flour
on the market-Monday only.
Good Luck Condensed Milk, l5c can;
30 cases Corn, &c can.
80 cases Tomatoes, sc.
bars Brown Soap, 25c.
boxes catdsh. lib, sc,
Good Brooms, sc each.
S9Ses Arbncfes "iS s Core % oCNs sSc package
Columbian oats, be package.
IS lbs Dold's Compressed Lard, 81; lb
8 lb can w l.. Lard, soc.
5 10 can w. L. Lard. 45c.
10 ID can w. L, Lard, 9oc.
Pure leaf country Lard, 10c ID.
Arnours Hermit Hams. 1ol2c.
Armours Hermit Breakfast Bacon, 1oc.
Dold's California Hams, frst-class, SIC.
Dry salt Meats, Sc lb.
6 lbs Head Rice, 25c.
Mason's Eruit Jars, 4 gal, s5c; quarts,
zoe; pipts 55c.
3 gallon keg Syrup, ST.
gallons Gasoline, soc.
New gallon oil Cans, 35c.
Buttermilk Soap. 10c.,
. 3-lb boxes Soda Crackers, &c.
Gallon bottle Pickles 25c.
lbs Loose Starch. 25c.
Goods sent c. o. d. to any part OF city.
Write for price list. Goods packed and de-
livered to depot free of charge.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

manner of getting the committee on its
feet once more.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
Western Association Games.


Dubuque, Ia Sept. 7-score: Dubuque,
f. Des Moines, s.
8: St LOseph. 0.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

DetT0IT, MIch, sepI. N-scoTe'
RfirSl5 R1saa5n6i.. 4 / S9SQ5 9 III i 3
Batter.es-Gayle and Boyd Frazer and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
SIS A M ONTH,

All diseases. No variation from this
charge. 1t covers full treatment and all
medicines.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

Mexico, No, Sept. 7.-(special9 EXC n
Sam Cook. Of the state committee, -has
for congress IN this district In the coming
Of this county to-day. Both Cook ana
Clark favor the free coinage OF silver al
a ratio OF IS to ], Mr.. Clark leaves IN a
night. 1t is said he thus expects to make
money enough to bear his campaign ex-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
National League standing.


Philadelphia, Sept. THE home team
defeated Louisville this morning in n dun
game. The features were the heavy HIT
ting OF Delehanty and sullivan and the
playing of Haliman and Collins. Attend
ance, l,iG5. Scores
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

DRS. COPELAND e. BRANAMAN,


lU-4 HNu IUTb N"IhHt HT'' NHHS'5 NIFS' HV'
Specialtles--Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis
Nervous Diseases. rheumatism, ConSump-
tion and all Chronic Affections of the
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys.
Office hours: a, m. to 12 $50 p. m. TO s.
Evenings. Mondays, Wedges days. Thurs
a. m 70 p. m.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08
FIRST GAME.

pittsburg 40 5000 o 8 Is 3
Washington % % 8
Batteries-pittsburg Foreman and Mer-
ritt; Washington, Mercer and Mcclure.
SECOND GAME.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

Pittsburg .....oOo ooii s-5
washington 80 0 0 0 8 o.
Batteries Pfttsburg, Gardner and Mer'
ritti Washington, Giiroy ard Mcclure.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-08

T1NII'TTVs--T TTTIIIdVVIIUTd-"OTTTN WTIl. DIVIIl-
ents; louisville, cunningham ana Warner.
SECOND GAME.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept In the after
noon game the phillea used three OF the
Colonies pitchers and had an easy thing
from the start; Attendance, 1864. Score
Louisville =. - o o 2 0 o i I :
Philadelphia. Lucid and Glen,
cnts: Louisville, McDermou, Getunger ana
MnrnAr
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
ST. ANDREW BROTHERS CONFER,
Talk Of Erecting n Brothsrhosd House
I'm the City OF Phiiadsiphia-ssme
Bright Addreassa

Talk Of Erecting = BrOthsrhosd Houss
In the City OF Philadelphia
bright Addresses.
Representatives from aixtasn Penn
aylvania chapters Of the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew attended the bi monthly
conference which was held In Trinity
Church, this city last evening One
chapter from New Jersey, one from
Mary land and Ave from the diocess OF
Delaware we're also represented and there
was delegation from the Brotherhood
OF Andrew and Phillip OF ths Presby ter
ian church.
g. Harvey Davis. Of Philadelphia, pre-
sided. ''Sachfcs and Conservation. =
was the subject fret taken up and
speeches wers made by James T. Sellars,
or Philadelphia; Rev Henry L DnhriDg,
chaplain OF the counsel and city mission
airy, OF Philadelphia; Charles NJ Curtis,
Of this city; Carleton Montgomery, as
sistsnt general secretary Of the Brother
hood OF New York; T. Lea Patton,
secretary OF the local council, OF Phila
delphia; Rev. Il. d. Speakman and
Bishop Coleman
President Davis announced that q
special meeting Of the council will bs
held on Friday evening Of next week
In Philadelphla to consider ways and
means for the erection of a brotherhood
house in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
INSPECTING THg LIBRARY.

Members Of the Pennsylvania Library
club make a PIsAsAAt visit TO VIII
zinKtsA-- Questions DIscusssd-The vls-
itors.
The Bouthly meeting Of the Pennsyl-
vanlA Library Club was held In this city
yesterdsy In the afternoon thirty.
three members, many OF them women.
gathered Ia the assembly room of the
High School and discussed Scrap
books" and THE Relation Of the Library
to the Schools" Librarian John Thcmp
son, of the Free Library. of Philadelphia.
presided. The secretary Of the club,
Alfred Righing, Of Franklin Institute,
resigned his position, and the vacancy
was fillsd by electing T. s Kates. Mrs.
Mary A. Ressg was elected treasurer
The subjects named above we're dis
cussed by Arthur w Tyler. of the VII
mington library; Henry ]. Carr, OF
Scranton; T. L. Kstes, Thomas L
Montgomery and others. At 80 trip
was made through the western part Of
the city, and In ths evening after supper
the city library system WAS inspected the
visitors returning to Philadelphia ct 2
o'clock.
The names Of the party were: From
Philadelphia, John Thompson. Of the
Free Library; Alfred Rigllng, Franklin
Institute; w. NJ. Bains. Of the ] B.
LIpplncott Company; John Q Msnk,
mRnRger Of the Apprentices' Library
Alice B. Kroeger, librarian OF
the Drexel Institute; Thomas l..
Montgomery, librarian Of the Free Insti
tute Of Science; Edith RldgwAy. assistant
librarian OF the Pablo Library; Rose g.
Stewart. catsloguer, Free Lbrary Sarah
e Cooling, assistant librarian, Free Ii
brary; Katherine J. Campbell, library
class, Drexsl Institute; Elsie M.
Lowe, assistant librarian. Free
Library; Jennie Y. Middleton,
librarian, and Kathryn K Caffrey,
assistant librarian, Apprentices Library (.
Emma Rittenhouse Neisser. assistant
librarian, Public Library; Florence B.
Grew, catsloguer, Free Library; Marian
Neisser, assistant librarian, Appren
tices' Library; Stella White,
assistant librarian, Public Library {;
Carrie w. Ford. assistant libra
riar, Public Library: A A Vynysrd
Thompson, John j. McVey. May
Hotohkiss Spencer and Mary p. Farr,
librarg class, Drexel Institute; Sarah NJ.
Tstem and Agnes O Kite. assistant
cataloguers, Publc Library Bertha seidl
1 Witsil, assistant, Free Llbrsry
| Charlotte Ehrlich, Berlin, Wis Alice
d Gosdison, Ypsilanti, Mich library
| students.
Helen b. MundAy. Mary S Whitsll,
Woodbury. Jean E. Grsffeo, Camden N.
IL.
BObert p Bliss. librarian. Bushnell LII
brary, Grocer Theological Seminary, Up
land, Pa
Mrs Mary A Ressg. Miss Emma
Ocheltree and Arthur w. Tyler Of this
city.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
FIVE AT ONE DRAUGHT.
Judge Bali Takes Scalps Of
Free Riders on the Railroad.
WANDERING WILIIE1E HARD LUCK

a Party Of knights of the Road whose
Voyage From the Monunsntal City was
Stopped in wiIminEton-Thsx WIN
Visit sheriff Ginis-An Early Court
Suggested.
Eight knights OF the road stood In the
dock this morning In Municipal Court,
three OF them boys of about seventeen
years Of age. They had been captured
on a P w. h B. freight train in the
depot yard here, and brought to the
police station by officer Lucas at 20
this morning.
The men gave their names as James
Robinson, Thomas Kelley, both white,
and on their way to Montauk Point, l..
l., where they have work. and John
Jackson, Charles Lucas and Joseph
Robinaon, colored, who made no excuses
'or their trespass on the P. w. & b.
freight cars
The three boys belonged In Bridgeport,
Conn, and gave their names as Charles
Moran, Joseph Riley aud John Bradley.
They had been in Washington, and were
on their way home when caught. Officer
Lucas. having had nothing TO do with
the case excepting to brig the I'M
iortunatss In, aud besides having been
on duty all night, had been told
by the captain Ia charge that he
would not be needed. he was
though. and but for the fact that
the three boys took the stand aud
Fixed casa OF trespass on the others, they
might possibly have gotten off As II
Was, will serve thirty days with Sheriff
Gillls unless they can hnd IS and coBts
on the way over.
Ia connection with this court the
suggestion Is made that the morning
session be held ct o'clock In place OF @,
as now. Under the present system an
officer goes on duty at 9 30 in the
evening. He makes one OF more arrests
during the night, and In doing 40
probably expendB considerable energy,
such as chasing q burglar out to the
Forty Acres, or fighting drunken coaster
into subj sotion. He goes of duty at
$50 In the morning and goes home. gets
a couple OF hours sleep, aud then has TO
/ spend snywheres from one 20 three hours
| In the Municipal Court. The result may
hs thai tho fello gets off; perhaps It's
hns. In any event the officer is the
main sufferer and 1t is not strange II
after q few Of these doses he Is a trihE
shy OF making an arrest
The early court system Ia used success
fully in many Northern cities. Tue
only men who would be In
convanisnced would be the pre-
siding Judge. the city solicitor and
the clerk, and an early breAkfast and =
little work would be beneficial rathei
than otherwiso II they do not like The
work, or are not willing to take Just 9
little Inconvenience, In order TO beuefi
90 many, there Is no bar against thei
resignation. and there are hosts VIII
would willingly step In.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
COMPLICATED CONDITIONS.
SIX CANDIDATES WERE VOTED FOR
AT DOVER,

And When the Voting Was About to BE
Continued, Senator Fennimore Made .
Motion That the Houses Separate, and
This Prevailed by = Very oIose Vote.
Massey Again.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 10-"There's no use
voting for one man all the tims, was
the reason assigned by Representative
Townsend, heretofore = strong Higgins
man, when he made daring leap from
the Higgins camp over so the deserted
lines of Hon. George V. Massey o.day
and thereby complicated the senatorial
situation all the more.
Representatives Townsend and Burton
have been for some time hsnging on the
outskirts Of the Higgins camp, and to
day they both deserted, voting for George
V Massey with q trsmor in their voices.
Both men were very pale when they
made the change that surprised their
colleagues.
Representative Burton said; 81 will
vote for Massey right along now. We
are going to try to elect senator.
Speaker AeAullsn, seeing that Massey
was about to be taken up again, left the
Higgins ranks again and voted for
Massey.
After the hrst vote there was q breeze
A scheme had bssn mapped out, evil
IDENTIFY, to continue the bAlloting. but
Senator Fenimore knocked II into a
cooked hat by his motion to separate
Upon al aye and no vote the motion
prevailed by vote of IS yea to IA nay,
aud the voting stopped.
The vote In detail was: Higgins-Ssn.
stor Alriehs; Representatives Jolls.
Money, Pyle, ReybOld, Walker, Wilson
u.
Ridgely-Senators Fsnimore, Harring-
ton, Pyle; Representatives DAILY, Davis,
Killen, Sypherd, Watson, Speaker pro
tenn Records %
AddIeks-ssnaotr Handy; Repressn-
tstivea Ball, Brown, Moore. Robbins
%
Pennswill-Senators Moore and Pierce
representatives Fleming and Morgan
"A
Massey = Representatives Burton,
Townsend and Speaker MeMullsn-3
Tunnell-Rspres sntAtive MustArd--1.