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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-06
South Dakota.


Minneapolis. Nov "a special TO the
Journal from Yank;on says the vote Of
South Dakota will 20 for Mckinley By
somewhat. less than 500. The legislature
is fusion by about twenty votes on joint
ballot, which means a Populls. senator
to succeed Kyle. Populist- Andrew Lee
PopuiIst. is elected governor.
"Yankton. s. D.. Nov. 5.-To Associst-
ed Press, Chicago: Late returns are in
cressing McKiniey's majority. which /
consider positively safe.
~ d ELLIOTT.
"Ch'm. Rep. State Cen. CON-
Sioux Falls. s d. Nov. 5.-The result:
in this state Is still IN doubt The ~
/ turns are not yet In from fifteen coua-
ties. All but 1900 votes are now tabu-
lated. Mckinley has lead q go Pop
ulist Chairman Bowler claims the state
Tor Bryan By SO. Republican Chsirrns n
Elliott claims Il for Mckinley by 700
Shows IN the western part Of the state
make the returns slow. The chances IA
vor Mckinley by a narrow margin.
Minneapolis, Nov. 5.--A special 20 ths
Journal from Sioux Falls says the state
OF South Dakota - close. IL VIII require
the Official canvass % settle H. R~pab-
leans stu claim they viii win out.f though
their plurality will De less thza 1000. At
sioux Falls tbs morning g was stated
that Senator Pettixres VII res;En the
position OF United States senator "a order
20 assure his reelection from the Pom
lists for the full term Of SIX years. and
that his successor voold be Appointed By
Governor-elect Lee
Ianktoa. $. d. Nov. 5.-Rs.rrrs s-o-,
this state are incomplete Chairman e.
Aoti OF Ire Reo0bllcsa state COMMITTEES
no~ estimates AcKsnisy's majority 70
exceed l.o>e lie has 800 majority %
Tar and no material h.ssss are ~r oal-.e4
''Ta1kto1. :. d. SU-. To ,hs AZ
csated Press. Chicago: South pato.a's
Republican majority 20 NcKlaIey .viu
% between 20 and ! 30 Forty o.. a
n-ty-tSo coUaneS give corap,e;. resrruz
y. p. ELLIOTT.
cam Rep. State Cen- Com
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE
TsEkton. :. D. Nov. sy-The returns
mostly complete ca presidential. eon-
grssslonsi ard s.ste ttrksfs. are n f-o-a
AZ organize counties. a-1 after razkfrr
liberal allowances fer 7osss5iz vote. il
u-o-sz1tzs1 counties ard a fez -~rot.
districts - ne Black Pills. H-Kfrser
has between 60 and 80 majority. Egsr
should ua7e2o-f.d districts cas-. a -,ra-
po-tiozste heavy voss az 70 oThsr iscas,-
.i-s Mckinley woGi5 have ssoza go ?,
30 votes . spare
The STATE ard corz--SEisrzf tickets IN.
sSo1i even vita tie press4srfs.g al s.
oiczte ta- ei-ctso1 % al f5e R<ocs3E~ar
state oeacers bT r1a5Srsss>s from 30 -
~ IL = 80 cics@ q several coaz.s~.
;hst The oe5cszi coga, VII - a-c<s4ar-.
Tie s-s.slzfa-. = certainly Ps2uiis. b. /
iea "a tos.iy z1t may "a increased % /
twelve
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Washington.

Portland. Ore. Nov. 6.-Partiai returns
from all but four counties n the state OF
Washington show that Bryan electors
have carried the state by a plurality close
to 10000. James Hilton Lewis and w
c. Jones. fuslonsts. are iected congress-
men-at-large. John r. Rogers. fusionlst.
Is elected governor over Sullivan. Repub-
lican. by $500. and the entire fusion state
ticket Is elected by majorities not far be-
low that OF the head % the ticket. Abcue
three-fourths OF the vote OF the state has
been received and shows the following
result: Mckinley. st.to9: Bryan -. s<s-
Congress: Doolittle. Republican. 2. oa2:
Hyde. Republican. 81 LISP: Lewis. fusion.
.e. s6s; Jones. fusion, ea.ito. Governor
Sullivan. Republican. 4.0si: Rogers. fu-
sion. 2S .097.
Spokane. Wash. Nov. s.-Excepfing
Kiickitat. every county In eastern Wash
ington has given a majority for Bryan
Every fusion candidate for the leg.sls-
ture on this side OF the Cascade noun
tains. with one exception. II elected. Tbs
exception Il Baker OF Klickitat TIE
average majorities in the different coun-
ties are; Adams. 100. Douglass. goo:
Whitman 1000: Kittltss. $50: Garfield, -:
Columbus. Go. Walla Waiia o.: Yakima.
325: Stevens. 100: Asotin. 300: Okanogan
500: Lincoln. 100: Franklin. 100. Spokan~.
$500.
Seattle. Wash. Nov. 5.-Resurns from
the state are yet very incomplete. thos.
coming In today allowing the fusloa!st
majority 20 Be about il.eo0.
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Virginia.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 5.-i23o p. M
Bryan's majority viii probably r~aca
$500. Eight Democrats oonsressrn-n
are certainly elected The Republicans
probably carry the Ninth and Tenth ss-
tricts-
FRAUD N VIRGINIA.
Washington. Nov. IAN Evening star
special from. Richmond. Va, Gays.
Plans nave been mapped oat BY ths
Republicans 20 make contest Ia shs
Second, Third aa3 Fifth disiric.. They
claim that there were irregularities IN
the Second district sufficient % elect n.
g. Wise Gross irregularities and ire
dsiaiory tactics by which no jess fhan
200 negroes we're dlesrancki@ed in Rsca-
rnSnd alone, th-Y assert. wii. #innoks GER
tsiniy seat Judge Lewis. IN. Republican
candidate in the Third district Henry
county - also claimed % nave bssa tas
ssxt % gizrfoK Irregularities An ct
fort VIII % made 20 snseas Capt. Lamb.
free silver Democrat. declared siscfeA IN
the FIrst. or Rics1sDnd d<trscs. In "a.
FIFTH district. where Claude A. swan
son WAS reelected ever J. II. Brown. Re-
publican. By about 80 majority. the Re-
pabli~sns say they have strong grounds
for co1tsst and th<i swansea viii BE w.
eeztet
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Wyoming.

ca-ysn7e. Wye Nav. ss-sasicsfs...
are st-o7giy fzv0rssis sor Ike Repaoa-
cans % sss-- - p-sssteztizl electors.
s11 cczz-ese3~1. win tse chances sk<szs
eEtH g fSstl>< a NJ Eisrrrre ccs~t
Ore Eegsfisfsa p-essssss.zI ez-ctl,z \.
sEreiy <sers@1- Ts< 1zkzc7 <g-~t1r =
szr-rsy esec-e1 TIE fuEt1a ssnsss1ass s-lf
b<hird h-s sickss 20 sotas zns = ar
iost.s sc E~SSbf5czn ei~eso~ - 100 sA<af
o. Ire ttckes aat !; 70 ~; possible 70 d.
feat a.-L TIE eseeIs1ss @. s.A<s Stsss>u.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Nov. with many new
buyers, also mail and wire orders, there
was considerably more done in staples col
ored, dyed and fancy cottons. Prices are
very firm all around and agents are not
pressing goods to SELL and contracts into
the new year are difficult to obtain. Print
ing cloths firm at 2 l1-l6c for spots, and
and no sales
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. 5.-Cofree: Options
opened steady with prices unchanged to 8
points higher, ruled quiet with only local
trading after little European buying az
opening; generally featureless; closed ir-
regular, points higher TO points lower.
March sl0.05d10IO; December Sl005G10. 10;
Spot coffee: Rio firm; mild steady.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; refined quiet
and steady; granuated, fac.
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Iowa..

Des Moiss. Ia. Nov. 5.-The return,
BY counties II Iowa we're comoistef To-
day TIE total vote cast in this state Il
in excess OF $1,000 votes. estimating ne
Prohibition and Palmer votes together AZ
Only 5.0ae OF these votes rss. 81 wee
cast for Mckinley and z,s.iis Tor Bryan.
giving Mckinley a plurality OF s7.sSl
This IS not only the largest vote ever
caS- in this state. 1arger THAI any ore
vsouF vote by 8s19. but II il aiso n.
largest Republican majority ever given
IN Iowa. Gardeld'S majority having BEEN
- so0
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WORKING MAJORITY CONCEDED
Chairman Faulkner Gives it On and Score
tary EdEertOn Gives Pom EiSnres

Washington Nov. 5.-Chairman Faux
ner Of the Democratic cong ressional com
mittee conceded today that the Repubu-
cans would have a working majority in
the house. but said they would not be
able to control the senate. He asserted
that the silver men would control the
senate.
Secretary Edgerton OF the Populist
committee makes the following claim as
10 the election OF Populists in the next
house:
Kansas, S; Nebraska, 5; South Dakota.
2; North Carolina. 3; Idaho, 1; Colorado.
l; California, 1; Alabama, 1; total, %:
with possible one each from California.
Alabama, Illinois and Indiana
In addition he says one silver Repub-
lican each from Colorado. Montana, Ne.
vada. Washington. Minnesota and Indi.
ana will act with the Populists
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COTTON MARKETS.

st. Louis. Nov. 5.-Cotton steady and IN
changed; middling, 5-15c: sales, 400 bales;
receipts, 40 balesls shipments, 5s7 bales;
stock 81. 3o7 bales.
New Orleans, Nov. 5..Cotton steady;
n7iddling. &c; low middling, 3-l6c; good or
binary, l5-16c.
New York. Nov. 5.-Cotton dull: mid
ding ne
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Oregon.

Portland. Ore, Nov. Specifically
complete returns from all but FIVE re-
mote counties in Oregon give Mckinley
lisa: Bryan. 35.9s2 McKinley's ma
jority. 1856. Returns from the FIVE re-
naming counties cannot materially
chauOe t1ASa f0.trsS
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Nevada.

Virginia City. Nevada, Nov. 5.-Neva-
da returns will not be completed for ten
days, owing 20 scarcity OF telegraph faci-
hties. Enough Is known 20 assure the
state for Bryan by al least 5000. New
lands. silver Democrat. Is elected by at
least 5000. The election Of J. p Jones
TO the United States senate will be unan-
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iicaa electors Is probable by q small ma
| jcr;ty.
Cleysrne. Wye. Nov. 3.-Re,urns to
/ the democratic COMMITTEES show a piu-
rsli.y fer Bryan eiec.,es OF 5o4 and tor
4 Osborne sc- CONFESS SO votes Districts
to be heard from are Big Horn county.
Star Valley and Jaekscn's Hole. IN CInfa
county. and severa. precincts n John
son county. The estimated DeynocrAs!c
majority IN these districts IS go and tia
Democratic COMMITTEES Claim the state
by 500
TIE Republican COMMITTEES has fun 70.
turns from eleven counties ard. With esd
nsteS returns from the remaining TN.
claim the absolute election Of one eiec-
ter and probably the election es rwS by
plcrssilies OF so. also the election &C
congressman and associate Judge by xen
The coaan.ttee estimates that the state
legislature viii be a. Republicans ara il
Democrats on Joint ballot. Big Horn
county. from which no returns have oeen
received. has been recsasly organized.
and has been settled mainly within tas
paA two years. and rs vote l. difficG.s
10 estimate. A conservative View OF the
situation in he state Is that tho pluraii-
ties for electoral and state ti>kef v.iil
not exceed so votes and that complete
tire state 20 determine which party win
receive rhis plurality.
Cheyenne. wyo.. Nov. 5.-oae county
remote from railroad and telegraph net
heard from Have certainly elected one
Mckinley elector. Indications are hsvs
elected all three. as well a. congressman
and supreme judge. Plurslfties either
way viii be within limit OK 80 votes. ex-
cept. perhaps. ss 20 one eicctnr Legs
lature will be Republican F. r War
rem. Chairman Wyoming Republican
state committee"
Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov. $50 the A.
ISOLATED Press. chicago: Our returns 50
far as in. show Bryan electors 500 ahead.
Four precincts n Johnson county 20 hs
heard from VIII increase this over 100.
Big Horn county. withou; railroad or tele
graphic communication. cannot be heard
Horn Our ante-eiection advices would
give Bryan's plurality at 700 In the state.
Charles < Blinderourg. Chairman Dem
ocratic State Central Committee
Cheyenne. Wye. Nov. 5.-Sixty-stx
precincts in this state. thirteen OF which
were Democratic and So Republican IN
the last election. are yet 20 be heard
from and VII probably show . Reoao-
lican majority OF 5000. DeSioIte results
are expected by Saturday evening ore
Mckinley elector and the Republican
candidate Tor supreme Judge are elected
There is a strong probability that the
two remaining Mckinley electors and
Republican congressman wifi be elected
by from 500 10 600 plurality.
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Utah..

Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. 5.-Returns re-
ceived Up 20 10 O'Clock tonight give Bry-
an $3.50; Mckinley i2.o42 The leglsls-
turc stands IS Democrats. Republicans
P0pullst and IN doubt.
Among the successful candidates for
The legislature on the Democratic ticket
were Mrs Eurithe La Barth. elected 70
the house. and Mrs. Martha Hughes Can
non 70 the senate
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What Chairman Babcock had Figured On,
as to the Next House.

Washington, Nov. 5.-Chairman Bab-
cock Of the Republican congressional
committee today made the following lis.
OF Republican members in the next house
of representatives, based on reports re.
ceived by him up to L O'Clock, nooa:
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HOW ABOUT
Your Letter Heads
And Envelopes?

When you are out, remember
that you can get a 6I-2 White
Envelope printed at this Office,
in 5000 lots, for SI.oo per thous-
and.
This is less than you can bur
the plain Envelope.
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ballot by about IS votes There may
De few changes in favor OF the Demo
Gratis when the full returns are in but
not enough to give them control OF the
1s-fSls5rlra
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FROM EARLIER IN THE DAY
Bulletins Showing How Demserctic 10
Yielded to Despair.

| Cnicago, NOV. o.-GcOfSe T. WASH
burn, chairman OF the Populis: branch
OF the Popuiist campaign committee, is
/ sued a statement last night in which he
claimed the election OF Bryan. He said
| that the Democratic candidate had car
ried al the states west OF the .Misso uri
river and south of the Potomac. which
/ without Maryland and Delaware would
, give Bryan 200 votes; adding to this the
vote OF Indiana and Michigan, both OF
which, Mr.. Washburn said. had been
carried by the Democratic party, would
give Bryan sufficient votes 20 insure mis-
! election.
JONES STILL HOPES.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov 5.-The Ev-
ening News has received The following
telegram from Chairman Jones Of the
Democratic national committee:
Have carried all west of the Missouri
river except possibly Oregon; all south
except Maryland and West Virginia, In
diana seems favorable, but viii not elecs
unless rumors of irregularities in count
give us one or two other states not re-
lied upon yesterday.
JAMES K. JONES"
TRIES TO CHEER BRYAN.
Lincoln. Neb, Nov. 5.-Mr. Bryan's
advices from Senator Jones are still to
the effect that the result of the election
in several states are still undetermined
These states may elect either candidate
and these returns say that McKinley's
success is in doubt until the outcome is
absolutely known. Mr.. Bryan is not OBJ.
iivious to the fact that the proba bilities
are strongly against him, but he is firmly
decided to give no utterance To this eff
feet until the count shall make il certain
that he is defeated.
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
Chicago, Nov. 5.-Chairma;n Jones of
the Democratic national committee, and
Johnson held a conference about noon
today. Committeeman Campau said af-
forwards that the situation had not ma
terially changed and that no statement
would be given out at present.
Secretary Hosford stated this afternoon
that the outlook was not so bright Bry-
ans election depended ON the result in
Indiana and West Virginia, there being
no further hope OF Michigan. He ad-
mitted that the situation in West vir-
ginia looked rather bad but still felt con-
fident that Bryan had carried Indiana.
go TO 1S7.
New York, Nov. 5.-R eturns received
by the Associated Press Up to las D. m.
today indicate that McKin ley has carried
states sufficient to give him 26O electoral
votes and Bryan has carried states suf-
ficient to give him 1S7 electoral votes.
leaving in doubt Wyoming, Kentucky
and South Dakota, % votes.
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THEIR WILL is LAW
CONTINUED from First Page)

without giving deadly offense TO the
other, and I think the result viii be that
he will ALLEVIATE the Republicans of the
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New Jersey.

Trenton. " J.. New. s-Co,1pie.s re-
tGrz.s give Mckinley and Hohar, X 90
plurality n New Jersey The mex, leg
stature VII stand: Senate. Republicans.
Is; Democrats. :: house. Republicans, s.:
Democrats L
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WICHITA MARKETS

Wichita. Nov. s
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CATTLE
Cattle steady.
REPRE- TENTATIVE SALES.
D. c. IMBODEN, Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION CO..
Grain Exporters,
Pill Strand, GALVESTON.

Branch purchasing office, 307 Sedg-
wick block. Wichita. Kan.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-20
SILVER RULES IN CHICAGO Sound Money Element
 Will Lose.
Free Silver Majority Placed at
 Two Hundred.
Cleveland VIII Attempt 10 Prevent Adoption of Condemnatory
 Resolutions.

CHICAGO, May 19.-A special to The Post from Washington says that the president has been told that not only will the sound money element lose its fight in Chicago, but that a triumphant and mercilesS free silver majority will insist on the adoption of resolutions instructng denuncia- tion of his course on the money ques tiOn
 Senator Harris estimates a free sM- yer majority in the convention of not less than 200. Correspondent , Me Bride, who has all sources of iIforma- tion in that center. and John R. Ms- Lean of the Cincinatti Enquirer, says. the majority will be nearer 250, and Congressman Bailey of Texas, who is running for senator om a free silver platform, will mot be satisfied with the silver majority under 275.
 The ultra conservatives have raised their minimum of the estimated ma- j0rity from seVenty-five bo 125. Tho free silver sentiment among the Dem ocrats has the same ground swell roll to it that the Mckinley movement has among the Republicans. The efforts of the administration from now on will be 10 prevent the adoption of condem nartosy resolutions by the National convert10n If that cam be done the friends of the president will feel Ithey have cause tor congrath- l laitiOn,
Arizona republican., 1896-05-20
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
Cardinal Gibbons Gives Vent to His
 Views.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-In reply to questions addressed through Rev. S. Stafford of Washington, D. G., to Cardinal Gibbons, the cardinal has sent tfle following tA'ee,;; .snf:
 "BALIMORE, May 11-It is the duty of the leaders of pclitical parties to express -hemseIv5as without any equivoealtio1 af prinefpses of religious freedom which eund er,4ef our constitu-. tion. Catholics are devoted to boh of the great parties of, the country and each individual is left entirely to hfs own conscience. Nc. omiy is it the duty of all parties distinctly to set their faces against false and un-Amer- ioam principles thruss. forward of late, but much as I wotiIa regret entire identification of my re!iG.o ous body as such with any political party. I am convinced the melhaEi. of any re- igio1ls body whose rights, qsiv.l and re- ligious, are attacked, wdH naturally and unanimously espoeiee the cause of the party whieh has t-hs eorlrage openly to avow the principles n'f dvil and re- lig:ous liberty tc +he cnuGtitutiom.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-20
PRESCOTT'S DEMOCRACY.
Proceedings Toward the Nom mat on of
 a. Presidential Candidate.

Prescott Journal-Miner: The clans of Democracy met in voting battle ar ray today at a primary election to elect delegates ito "a county convention, which in turn will elect delegates to body will elect the men to represent the territory lat the National conven- tion in Chicago. Yavapai county has two candidates for National delegate Attorney General Wilson and Reese M. Ling. It is alleged that General Wilson is favorable to Morrison, of Illinois, for president, while any good free silver Democrat will suit Mr. Ling.
 Bright and early this morning the tickets of the opposing candida es were being distributed around the business places in Prescott, the Wilson ticket reading as follows:
 Democratic ticket for National deI- egate, J. F. Wilson-free silver and economy in government. M J. Hick- ey, J. I. Gardner, Joe Hobbs, P. W. ! O'SuIhvan, Hugh Bell, H. L. Jones, A. J. Head, Geo. Schuerman, Alfred Averyt, J. F. Mccoy"
 inc Ling VNKeL was as FOLLOWS. Free silver and statehood Delegate to the county Democratic convention for Prescott precinct: Nathan Levy, W. w. Ross, Dennis, A. Burke, Henry GoldIwater Tom Brown, D. J. Sullivan, s. A. Prince, s. A. Logan, Henry Hobbs, J. w. Dougherty'
 | The polls were held in the same 1 building in Office TOW, used for the
 same purpose by the Republican pri-
 maries, and opened at 10 a. m., remain
 ing open until 8 p. m. The total vote
 boiled was 200.
 The Ling ticket was elected Iby vote
 ranging from 106 to 113, those on the
 other ticket receiving from S3 to 92.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-20

choir, has composed a Broadway Rouss Two-S'tap,' ded.ea.led ito the heroes of the soulthern confederacy and to be placed next week for the benefit of the Battle Abbey fulnd, Miss White hurst contributing not only Efhe compo- siition, but its publication and the cost of orchesitraition. The device of a furled banmer with the legend, Yet ftis wreal.lhed about with glory, and will hive i'm song and story" intended for her title page, she omits, from ap- prehension of awakeming the preju- dices of esteemed northern friends, whose good wishes and possible coop eraltion she desires for the cause
 Miss Whitehurtyt .s the grand daughter Of Robert McNair, a gentle man well known in New Orleans be- fore fthe war, when he filled here the important position of superdn tendeut of public education. Removing to Pike county, Miss, he HEo|ok from there a picked company of 110 mem, and wals elected colonel just before the battle of Shiloh, where he was fal-lally wound ed a half hour before the firing ceased His wfdow, ntoIw living in pur city, is a daughter of Ehe Hate Colonel John Sydnor, one of ithe best known citizens of Galveston, Miss, Miss Whitehurst' $ birthplace
Arizona republican., 1896-05-20
REACHED MANS ESTATE.
Willie Dunbar Yesterday Ce,ehrates
 His Fist Birthday.

Yesterday about twenty-five young people assembled at the residence of Editor J. o. Dunbar of The Gazette and during the time they were present they had most enjoyable time, for the occasion was one that all young men look forward to with pleasure, the celebration of their majority. The crowd of young people that assembled at the Dunbar residence were there for the purpose of congratulating Willie, the son of MT. and Mrs. Dunbar, who has just arrived at the portals of man hood and is entitled to cast his first vote.
 The house was beautifully decorated by Mrs. Dunbar in honor of the event and the good lady made the guests feel perfectly at home. Congratulations were showered on Willie and it was the earnest wish of all that he will have many more such enjoyable birth days as the one which marked the time of his arrival ito mans estate.