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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-07-30
PAID AN ODD WAGER.
Clad in Garments of Childhood, They
Paraded the Streets.

Paraded the Streets.
About ten years ago boy and a girl
were talking 0 each other about love
and marriage, and each was emphatic
in the assertion that the other would
marry first. So they decided to make
a wager, of which the terms were that
the one who should first wed should
celebrate the event by parading the
streets clad in the garments they thea
wore.
This appeared very satisfactory to
both, as each was positive that the
other would be the first one to pay the
penalty,
The wager, of course was kept pro
found secret outside the circle Of init
mate friends.
Last Monday the pedestrians on
Chestnut street were greatly surprised
and amazed to behold tall man clad
in a very comical costume. He wore
a rair of very tight trousers, which dld
rot reach his knees, and pair OF
black stockings, which were equally
wanting in length, to cover his lower
legs. His Jacket was so small that it
was bursting all over with the straln
of it's contents, and over all was
round schoolboy's cap, perched on the
back of his head. To add to the mys-
terry of the situation, the curlously
groomed man was followed by a very
pretty young woman, who was similar
" CARRIED in clothing that must have
belonged to some child Of long ago
Not much could be seen, however, OF
her costume, as she wore long wrap
The reader will readily guess the eX-
PLANTATION of the strange exhibition
Family Call.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-07-30

By the census of 1890 it appears that
persons of German nativity or extract
ton comprise nearly II per cent. of the
total population Of the country. They
numbered over 100000 in the north
Atlantic states and more than 1000, 900
in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,
and Kansas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-07-30
POLITICS HER FAD
OHIO WOMAN KNOWS ALL ABOUT
THE UNCERTAIN GAME.
SEVERAL GOOD EXAMPLES

Wives Of Mckinley, Foraker, Brice,
Strong, Campbell and Bushnell All
Skilled in the Art-Mrs. Campbell
Especially Clever and Diplomatic,
With the Boldness of Napoleon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-07-30

Charlie Masher-You seem to be
cold and distant this evening, Miss
Lille.
Lille Chaff1e-O, Charles, if l could
only believe that you really love me
if I could only trust you.
We'll, why can't you; all my other
girls do."-Texas Sitter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-07-30

Nicholas Eberhardt died in Fond du
Lac Of heart disease. He was 70
years Of age, born in France and i'm
migrated to this country in 1910. A
widow and four sons survive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-06

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, August s.
1t was after l2 o'clock when the DEM
ocratic state convention was called 20
order. The state committee organized
and all the gold standard Democrats
eliminated.
Judge James Gibson, or Kansas City,
was mad. temporary chairman and
made Strong silver speech IN which
he said the motto on the silver dollar
ought to be changed to "In God We
Trust. and In the DcmocmtIc Party"
The usual business committees were
then appointed and the convention took
Il recess until G:S0 p. m.
The committee on resolutions reported
ut O'Clock md the platform was adopt-
cd without debate. L, endorses the Chi
cago convention platform and Bryan
and Scwall, favors the free coinage OF
silver ut the ratio Of 16 to without wait
ing for the corporation OF any other
nation and make silver coin legal tender
for the payment of all public and prl-
rate debts. The state administration Is
commended
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August g.
This Is the second day OF the cncamp-
ment at Camp Hollcy and It has been a
very nice one, too. Though the mercury
has been way up the day has been fair
and there has not been so much COM
plalnt on account OF the heat as ono
would look for.
Last night and to-day have been uu-
eventful, the regular routine work OF
the camp being carried out. Thousands
OF citizens were present To witness the
drcss parade yesterday. There Is con-
siderable complaint among officers on
account OF the horses furnished them.
Many OF them are untamed and at
times become unmnnagGable. Just be-
fore dress parade Lieutenant Stcel. OF
SStcrsville. was riding one OF those
animals which became unruly and. fell
down. The officer was slightly hurt.
Captain Baker, OF General Splmans
staff, had another one OF the steedS
which got Wild and finally succeeded
IN getting the captain on the ground,
but did not inIurc him.
Adjutant Lyons report this morning
showed that tnerc was not q man In
AlN- N''pbu ANkHHCHk ulldult lbI uuty.
though the surgeon. Major Austin, said
that few men had called on him for
medicine. who were unable to so on
duty.
Colonel Smith says that there are
not nearly SO many cases OF Illness In
his regiment. tFirsO. as Is usual at
the camp, fact which he regards as
remarkable In consideration OF the very
hot weather. The sick list OF this reg
lment Is as follows:
Bartney Lee. Company FIJI. L. Ham.
ilton. Company l.; s. w. House, Com
pany H.; II. Stewart and T. f. Davis,
Company E.. and ]. Colbert. Company
4. None OF these cases is at all serious.
Captain Page, Company c., was over
como by heat this morning. Corporal
Freeman. Company l.. prIvates Martin,
Company F.. of First regiment. and A.
Smithson, Of Second regiment. were
overcome by the heat while on dress
parade this evening and are In a bad
condition.
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WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS
Hold n iig Conyention-st. lI.onis Plat
form aud Mckinley Endorsed.

ioFil nhu nCltiley hhuOrNu.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. August 1.-The
Republican state convention was called
TO order at noon by Chairman Coe. The
weather was lnsufIerably hot. but when
the gavel fell the big auditorium was
packed 10 the doors. Chairman Cnc
Immediately introduced C. A. Lamo-
rcaur, OF Ashland. the temporary chair
man, who spoke at considerable length.
after which an adjournment was taken
until 3 O'Clock.
On the reassemblinE OF the conven-
lion G. NJ. Griffin. OF Eau Claire, Wis,
was made permanent chairman. The
platform was then presented and
adopted.
II endorses thr' candidates and plat
form OF the ST. Louis convention and
condemns the Chicago Democratic plat
form ns dangerous to the public good.
The money question Is dismissed In n
simple declaration for Sound money"
an equitable protective tariff" Is de-
manded: non-sectarianIsm In public
affairs is favored and the restriction
OF immigration Is called for.
Nominating speeches for governor be-
Ing order. the names Of Robert ". La
Toilette, OF Dane: Ira B. Bradford, OF
Emu Claire; Emil Bacnsch. OF Manito-
Voc: Eugene B. Elliott and C. Z. Este
brooke. Of Milwaukee, and Major Ed
ward SrOfield. OF Ocnnto. were presented.
Secondlng speeches followed An nd
journmont followed until 10 O'Clock to-
morrow, when ballot will be taken,
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6.-In answer
to letter from ex-Postmastcr General
Wnnamakor to Chairman IIauna, In
uuirinS when the latter would receive a
committee of the business mems asso-
cta;ion Of this city. the following tele-
gram was received to-day:
NEW YORK. August +, 1896.
Il will stop ut rhIladrlphIalon my re-
turn wcat. probably Thursday afternon,
VII he glad to meet your friends at TINT
time Please advise most convenient
time and place.
tSlgnsd) IN, A, HANNA"
IL understood the conference will
take place Tomorrow afternoon, proba-
bly, at Mr.. Wannmaker's office the lat
ter said this afternoon thut he could
not say what points would he dlscusR-
ed until the conference met.
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PENNSYLVANIA PoPULIsTs
Advocate Fusion with silver Democrats
nmd Nominate oComgrrssmcn.nt-Ln Lnrrc.


PITTSBURGH, Pa. August ,5.-The
state convention OF the Peoples party
was called to order mt 10 a. III. at Carry
University hall by state chairman II. A.
Thompson. The business before the
convention was the election OF thirty
two presidential electors, the endorse
ment Of the St. Louis platform and the
nomination OF two candidates for con-
gresham at large.
Less than 100 delegates were present.
There should have been 206, but the
nbsentces were excused by reason ot
the fact that the railroad companies
refused to give them excursion rates
to and from the convention. or those
present Ut was easy To sec that the
granger element nredomnated Gray
benrds ornaments tho faces OF at least
onc-half OF the delegates and Il was
evident that many OF the sunburnpu
visagcs belonged to tillors of the soil,
who were taking day.frOm the farm,
Tho body got down to business
promptly by electing \. c. Hanna, OF
Bradford. temporary chairman After
the appointment OF various committees
lnc convention nuIoilrneu until
o'clock this afternoon.
When the convention was called to
order after dinner temporary. chair
,mnn llnmm introduced the permanent
chairman, DR., o. q. Moore. who made
brief address and then declared tho
convention open for business.
Th" committee on platform anu reso-
lutlons presented It's report, which was
adopted. The report Endorsed 1.-The
Omaha and st. Louis platforms and the
action OF the ST. Louis convention in
nominating Bryan md Watson. II do
nounccd the Pennsylvania state lcgls-
lnturc for passing alleged bills against
Independent ripc lines and In tho In
tcrcst Of tracti0n line monOpolIcs. II
condemned tho Issue Of Interest bearing
bonds and the repeal OF tpc Sherman
law. 1t advocated fusion with silver
Democrats and closed with d resolution
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THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
Work Of tho popuIist State Convention
Some Interesting Episodes.

'btEHI IJlSnllCn 10 inc lntelllEunccr.
PhRKERSBuRG. W. Va, August 6.
While the state POpulist conyontIon
called here for to-day did not realize In
point OF members. the expectations OF
Jerome Haidox and the other leaders, Il
exceeded In general "mxcdupcdness"
the widest antlcIpatNna of the worst
encmlCs of the party. But few dele
Ehtes arrived during the night and
carly morning. ana the total attend
ancc. both OF delegates and their
friends, did not exceed 600.
Democratic leaders and their friends
spent the early hours OF thc DAY en-
d"nrcrIng tU"indurc the delegates 20
endorse IL Democratic state ticket to BE-
named In the future and also TO put thr
brand Of PopulIsilc endorsement, upon
tho four Democratic congressional
nominees, whether named or % be
named. About a. mo- CAUCUS was
helh In the grand Jury room. OF tho
court house. ut which speeches were
made by Colonel Fitzgerald, I. IF. on
'ner. q. i. Spence. s. II. PIersol and sew
eral other leaders. the majority OF
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WHERE IS CARRIE CONWAY
Nysterious Disappearance Of n Young
Woman nt Si,tersytIie.

@As VI u IOunS
Woman Mt SistersytIIe.
Special Dispatch TO tho IntelIGencee.
SISTERSVILLE, W. Va, August s.
The mysterious disappearance OF a
young lady who left the evening train
on the Ohio River road last evening
at Ben's Run station, short distance
below this city. is attracting considera-
bic attention. and 1t Is thought that she
may be n victime of foul play. After
leaving the train the lady made few
small purchases and inquired as to
the whereabouts of the spoak-easy boat,
which Is moored In that locality.
After receiving the desired informa-
ton she left for the boat. and although
n search was made this morning for her
and the river dragged for her body. she
could not be located. According to
adviccs received this evening the
woman's name was Carrie Conway, and
her home was in Pittsburgh. and that
she had gone 10 Bcn's Run to visit her
lover. The woman was well dressed and
possessed considerable jewelry and
money, and on this account It Is thought
she may have met with foul play.
Her lover claims that upon awakening
this morning she was gone, and that he
was aware OF her intention of leaving.
The matter will be thoroughly inves-
tiSated. No arrests have been made.
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poPUL1ST BUTLER
Intimates that Chairman Jones, or til
Democratic Committee, Talks TOO Nucl,

Intimates that Chairman Jones, or tho
Democratic Committee, Talks TOO Much.
ATLANTA, Ca. August 5.-Senntor
Marion Butler. chairman Of the Popu-
list national committee. tclcgraphed to
The Atlanta. journal this morning the
following signed statement in regard to
Senator Jones' Interview critIcislng the
southern POpulIsts:
You wire me purportc1 interview
with Chairman Jones as It appears In
Mondays World, and ask me for u
statement with reference to the same. |
am not prepared to believe Senator
Jones was quoted correctly. The cleo
tlon Of Mckinley would mean not only
four years more OF ShermanIsm and
ClcvclnndISm, but also many additional
and culmlnative resulting evils.
mo Intelligent, patriotic voter, no
true American citizen can by his action
or lnactbn. be responsible, directly or
Indirectly for such q threatened calum-
ity The only possible way that It can
be nvcrtcd is by complete, harmon
iOuS and enthusiastic union OF all par
ties opposed 10 the destructive rule OF
corporate greed nnd British gold upon
the candidates for president and vice
president that represent Just the OPP
posIte OF what Mckinley and Hobart
represent,
"Thosc upon whom is tho .Sreat re-
spOnsIblity OF the cOusunIinatlun OF
this end should not do or say anything
that would produce friction, but should
on the other hand subordinate all mi
nor differences md bend every energy
for harmonious union and victory when
the cause OF outraged and suffering iu-
mnnlty Is trembling In the balance.
when victory Tor American indepCnd-
cnce and prosperity Is In sight, = -
"It would be better for candidates
and ClsllrmGn to do less talking FOR the
present. BTt In spite of the mdisrrc-
tons OF individuals and so-called icad-
rrs, the American people have deter
mined to win their fight and they will
do II.
(sIgned) MARION BUTLER"
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TEXAS P0PULIsTB



Bryam Is ns Good n Pora'ist a. Any
body.
GALVESTON. Texas, August 5.-'rhc
POpulIst convention was called to order
Mt l2AO p. M. Rev. i. V. Evans, OF
bowie county. prayed for concert Of
nctlon In each district and asked the
Lord to tako them all TO glory when
done lighting plutocrats.
At noon temporary organization was
effected by elccting Col. liurney, OF Kerr
county. un ardent Middle OF tho Road
man, aS temporary chairman.
Mayor Fly welcomed the convention
on the part OF the city. and congress
sl0nnl nominee SOnh Allen welcomed
them on the part OF the local populIsts.
Allen made u rcd-hot Watson speech,
saying the Popullsty took Bryan be-
cause he was one OF them, but rcpu-
dated the B0urbonlsm OF the ticket
and the convention went wild, lndi-
eating majority strictly In the Middle
OF tho Road.
Allen. In concluding his address. said
lt Bryan was elected Watson would
be, too.
"lf We are true 10 each other we will
place crown OF honor upon the brow
Of POpulIsm and cruelty BourbOnism
upon cross Of inslncerity." pro
longed chccrlng.)
Burney, of Kerr county was selected
for temporary secretary. Burney is an
ardent Middle OF the Road man. The
committee IN credentials was selected
and the convention adjourned unttl af-
ternOon.
At the afternoon session the commit
tees on permanent organization. rules
and order of business were appointed
and the balance of the session was de-
voted to speeches. Adjourned Ill p.
IN.
The convention got no further than
permanent organization md then ad-
Journed until tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Rrports OF
maximum temperatures received BY the
weather bureau show that the present
warm wave Is very General mud proha ahly
the most severe during the present sum
mer. Tho officials says 1t is very uuusu-
al for the temperature to reach such q
high point In 80 many parts OF the 'couu-
Try at once. Tho predictions OF the wea-
ther bureau arc that the warm weather
VII, continue from the middle and south
Atlantic conSt westward to the Mlssls-
sIpnl river though some relief may be
expected from thunder showers IN some
scCtlony. ls'44 u n. T., v - -. : y /,
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PTTTSBURGII Pa. August 5.-The
American Flint Glass pressed ware
scale was practically settled Mt con-
ference or manufacturers and work.
men to-day, but another meeting Will
he necessary 10 decide some minor
points. Til, manufacturers made some
slight concessions In the working rules.
which Will result In small increase In
the price of production. nut the wage
scales will remain the same as last
year, ",
1t is' thought the prescription scale
viii be settled ut the next meeting and
there VIII he Il general resumption In
Sputember
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HASTINGS. Ncb., Aug. :. = The en-
tirc afternoon session OF the Popnlist
convention held here to-day, and IN to
midnight was consumed in wnuglInE
over ;he terms Of fusion. During a
brief intermiSsiOn Governor HolcOmb
was nominated for governor by accla-
nation and John u. Harris for l!eutcn-
ant govcrnorS Resolutions were finally
passed giving the central committee au-
thority to name an electoral ticket IN
conjunction with the Demccmts. The
prospects arc an all night session will be
necessary "a compete the ticket.
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THE CLEVELAND STRIKE.
The Strikers Resort to IuJnnctions 10
Carry Their Point.

Carry Their Point. fa
CLEVELAND. Aug. S. = The Brown
strikers have resortcd to injunction pro-
cccdings In their efforts to bring the
company to terms. This evening Pc
t!tion was field In the common pleas
court by l.. A. Russell. as attorney for
William Stanley, taxpayer, praying
for n restraining order against the
Brown company and the mayor to pre-
vent the calling out OF additional militia.
ry companies or the making of any dis
play Of force in the vicinity OF the works
calculated to provoke brench OF the
peace. The petition, which is very long.
recitesthe whole story OF the lockout and
represents that NIL the trouble has been
caused by sympathIzcrS and not ny the
strikers themselves. 1t Is alleged that
the calling out OF the police and military
has entnilcd nn Unnecessary expense
upon the taxpayers. and, for that reason
the Injunction Is asked. Judge Noble
set the hearing for Friday morning with
out granting temporary restraining
order Central Labor Union tonight
failed to order a sympathy strike.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. "a good deal
OF comment was caused IN political cir.
tiles to-day by the report that Logan
Carlisle. chief clerk of the treasury de-
pnrtment, and n aon OF the secretary.
would not support the nominations of
Bryan md Scwnll. Mr.. Carlisle dcclin-
cd to be interviewed on the subject, but
said TO his friends thnt he has nnnounc-
ed cmphaticaly that he would not md
could not support the Chicago ticket on
q FREQ silver platform.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5-Thr
Sprcckels faction OF the Republican par
~ OF the Seventh congressional district
has nominated II. s., ,DInkelsplel for Com
Grrss. ". w. Montague was nominat-
ed for presidential electnr and Cornelius
O'Connor for alternate. This makes two
sets Of congrrsmen and electors nonl-
mated by the Republicans Of the Seventh
district
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FUSION PROBABLE.
Middle OF the Road popullsts Score
Several Victories.
RlLPnSNYDER is NOMINATED
After Movement for Fusion with
Democrats Is Defeated,
AND STRAIGHT TlCKET>NAMED.
Then the Convention Adopts a
Resolution Previously Rejected
AND MAKES FUSION POSSIBLE,

TIL, Populists were Opposed to the Free
silver Democrats who Stole Their Plat
form at 81. Louisa Straight Ticket Is
what they Demnnde,l-Litue Likelihood
that the State Democratic Convention
VIII Endorse Their Nominee, though
Mr. Ralphsnyder Evidently Think' II
WHITAKER Hot Days Work the Com
yantion undoes II All.
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NEWPORT, r. J., August 5.-Thc re-
port that Cornelius Vanderbilt has
suffered n relapse Is denied here. on
the contrary, his physicians report that
to-day he had shown marked i'm
provement, more than any day since
his arrival .E,,
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NEW YORK-llavel, Bremen.
SOUTHAMPTON = New York, New
York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Boston.
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. New York;
for Rotterdam.
HONG KONG Empress of China,
Vancouver yin Yokohama.
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For West Virginia ,lnd Western Penn.
Sylvnnln. fair: continued warm weather;
Suuthcrly Winds Thursdny:'coOlcr Friday.
For Ohio. fair and continued warm
weather Thursday, followed by local
showers and cooler Thursday night or
Friday; fresh to brisk southcrly winds.
l0cni Temperatures.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by c. Schnrpf. druggist. corner -Four.
tGenth and Market streets, was as FOL.
lows:
: a. m............. 7sl2 il. m.............,. 94,
IA, m,.......,,.,..N Nli y, ms.'s.. ..,,....r %
l. m. ..,,,.. .,..... 93.Wcathcr-Fa!r. 4,
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threatening reputation OF tho state
Democracy unless It got rid OF It's trait

Democracy unless It got rid OF It's trait
Ors.
The chairman then announced that
nominations were In order, and ]. Il.
Altman, OF Juniata county, and j. T..
Corrcll, OF ERston, were nominated for
congressman at large.
J. Edwin l.eSlle, OF McliceSp0rt, was
elected state chairman. He was empow-
cred to appoint committee OF four TO
confer with the Democratic state CEN
tral committee and arrange fusion
electoral ticket. II tho Democrats re-
fuse the committee viii name n full list
OF electors. Tho convention then ad-
jOurned,
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Special Dispatch TO tho IntollIgcncer.
pAIKERsDuRG, W. Va, Aug. g.
The Popullst Fourth district convention
has been postponed until tomorrow,
The Second and Third Will not noml-
nate here,
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DR.. STONE NOMINATED

For Congress by tho First nistrict Popu-
list Convention.
Special Dispute ch 10. tho InlcllIgoncor.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Aug. g.
The First congressional district populIst
convention wns held here this afternoon.
Clint Davis, OF Clnrksburg, was chair!
man, and 4. C. johnson secretary. Dr..
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ropuI,sr STATE TICKET.

(subject to change after Democratic
conventlon.)
For Gcvcrnor-I. C. Ralphsnyder, of
Marion county.
For Auditor-wlllIam c. Miller, OF
Cabell County.
For Trsasurer-I. H. onner OF Min
sral County.
For Attorney General-I. II. Lynch,
Of Roane County.
For Superintendent of schools-H. z.
Martin. OF Summers County,
For Judge of Supreme Court-A. W,
Corley, OF BraSton County,
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r. NJ, Stone. OF wclzci county. was nom-
mated fer Congress from tnnt district.
Dr. Stone is u mlddlc-Of.th .thG-rOad mnn.