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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-17

Nobody need feel the least desire to do so except the United States, Mexico or the Central American states, and the latter may be disregarded in this con nection As a matter of fact, the Der muda outfit is a mosquito to the Unlted States; and it is nothing else and ln- tended to be nothing else. 1t IS fo! thls that the governor-general is always Il general of the British army, and com pines the civil and military command. It is for this that in the council which he appoints the army element is strong although the military members are scarcely residents in the ordinary sense of the word. It is for this that for q hundred years money has been spent like water in Bermuda by the British military engineers.
 Forts hurt no one who stays away from them It is rather different With the British navy's North Atlantic squad ron, which makes the point of the fish hook it's headquarters. Every winter the squadron cruises south to the Brit ish West Indies. Every summer it cruises north to Halifax. Bermuda is it's permanent station. The past winter because of the Venezuelan incident, Ad- miral Ersl1ine's flag flew here all winter long, and Jamaican water saw It not It flies here now. There follow 1t at present five ships. The flagship Il. M. > Crescent is twin-screw cruiser of the first class. roo tons, 13 guns. The Tourmaline is third-class cruiser of 2.120 tons, the Cordelia 2,3S0 tons. the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-17

SHn.-"I see Jack Parsons is defaulter." !" He-"Yes; how he has changed Why, when he used To play baseball lie wouldn't even steal a base. TN. Y. Evening Tele- gram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-17

LET not mirth be thy profession, lest thou become a maze-sport. He that hath but gained the title of a jester, let him as- sure himself the fool is not far off, Quarles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-17

A SENTENCE. well eouehed, takes both the sense and the understanding -Felthaln.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12

In pursuance of two DEGREES of tho Cir.
cult Court for the City, OF Norfolk. Vir-
yember lSy5, and the other on the 7th
Day ,iiS Of January. 1896. in the chnncery suit
Industrial and General Trust, Limited of
London. England, and others. plaintiffs,
VS., VS.. the Nitro Phosphate Syndicate, Lin.
Defendants" we shall sell at public alc
ton. at the Real Estate Exchange, No,
at at II oelo eiFee' Nof on VI bG9gyinns
I'd day Of April, 1896. the Following
property, to.wit:
Branchof the Elizabeth river. in the coun.
" OF Norfolk near the city of Norfolk.
was formerly owned by Carter b. Pon
dexter, and more recently by Charles Len
Mig andnow by the Nitro-Fhosphatc Syn
The property is sitnnted opposite the
Lhited states Navy Yard, in the harbor
Of Norfolk. is just outside the limits OF the
town Of Berkeley, a short distance from the
lines of the Norfolk and Western and Nor
tolk and Southern railroads, and is inter
sccted by the line of n proposed Belt Rail
road. 1t has n harbor or river front of
over 240o feet with the channel of the
river, running very near the shore line.
, " also mas large frontage on TWO es-
The property has been divided into
building lots, manufacturing sites, villa
sites and waterfront lots. varying in size
from half an acre to two acres. and into
streets, alleys, &c: but by the terms of
said decree II Will be first offered at said
sale as Il whole, and will be struck OFF to
any person or persons whose bid will be
sufficient TO pay off and discharge the in
dcbtcdness mentioned in said suit togeth-
er with the costs of said suit. the en-
pcnseS of said sale and all arrears of
taxes, estimated to be about $4,000. II no
such bid Is received and accepted then
the said property will be sold in lots AMI
sites, according 10 a plat thereof made
by Graham & Riddle, civil engineers of
Norfolk. Virginia. which may be seen at
the office of either of the undersigned
commissioners, and copies of which may
be had on application to either of them
or to the undersigned auctioneer.
This property offers extraordinary in
ducements to parties seeking industrial.
investors generally
TERMS-Onc-third of the purchase
price in cash and the residue in two
equal instruments, ut six and twelve
months from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bonds for
est at six per centum per annum from
the day of sale, with the right on the part
OF such purchaser or purchasers to an
ticipate the payment of such bonds at
any time, upon paying interest to the
date of such anticipation; or the whole
the purchaser so elect. the title to be re-
tnined till the whole purchase money Ia
paid and conveyance ordered by the
court
JOHN II. LEWIS.
Law Building. Lynchhnrg. Va.
No. 50 Main street II @; Noffoik, u Va.
Special Commissioners.
T. +. ROGERS, Aucttoncer
Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
BY w. NJ. Hannah. Auc,ionecr.

RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
- made to me by J. J. Batten ct ux,
bearing date on the twelfth day of April
IN the year eighteen hundred and ninety,
four and recorded in Deed Book 1l2b. page
200 of the Clerks Office OF the Corpora
ton Court of the City of Norfolk, and at
the request of the creditors therein &C.
cured. shall sell ut public auction at
the Norfolk Real Estate Exchange, No
llb Main street. Norfolk, Va, on
SATURDAY. the 18th day of January
wit:
All that certain lot OF land, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in Atlantic City Ward, of the City
of Norfolk. Virginia. being known as lot
number ten 900 of plat OF said ward In
square NO. Fronting on the north
and extending back between parallel
iines one hundred and twenty feet TO a
lane.
TERMS:-Cnsh.
F. a. PORTER.
Trustee.
W. NJ. HANNAH,
ta7-tds Auctionecr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
a ssIGNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF
MERCHANT TAILORING. CLOTH
ING AND MEMS FURNISH

BY virtue OF 4 deed OF assignment exc.
cutci b.; IL. ID. Nichols and w a. Wal
lace. doing business under the firm name
ana style OF Nichols " Wallace, dated the
third day of December. 1925. and duly OF
record, have taken into my possession
stocks of Merchant Tailoring, Clothing
and Mems Furnishing Goods and all her
property. including Tailors' OUTFIT, Fnr-
niture, Fixtures and appurtenanccs con
tanned In storahouses No. l69 Main street
Norfolk, and No :O7 Washington avenue
Sewport News, Virginia, respectively
Aia? all other property used by said
Nichols d Wallace in connection with
their said business.
y competent agent has been placed I'm
charge of said stock, who VIII for the
present, under my direction, sell said
stock aud condict the tailoring business
at both stores as above mentioned
ttll persons making pun chuscs in the
above lines Will find II to their interest
to call at said stores.
MI persons indebted tc the late Arm
TO ma Ike settlement mt once with the
undersigned or at either of the above
stores
TERMS CASH.
, WILLIAM N. PoRTLocK.
oe4-u Trustee.
T HE ABOVE STOCK OF GOODS
Will be sold in lots or parcels TO suit
IT. :, auction. commencing on
tinuing from day to day ut the hours of
10 a. m. and G p. m.
Said stock will be offered MS n whole on
TUESDAY, 18th January, 1896, at 10
y 'ipch al. III
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12

Said stock will be offered as n whole on
TUESDAY. 18th January, 1885, at 10
o'clock a. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
by W. Nj. human. Aucl.oncer.

By yIRTuREoF a, DEED OF TRUST
- made TO me by John n. James, ct ux.
III the year eighteen hundred and ninety.
four and recorded In Deed Book lS9.
page rs, of the Norfolk County Clerk s
Office and at the request of the creditor
therein secured. shall sell at public auc-
tion, at the Norfolk Real Estate EX-
change, No. ll5 Main street. Norfolk, Vir-
gina, on SATURDAY, the eighteenth
day OF January. eighteen hundred and
nlhcty-siX. at II m. the following proper
Al that certain lot of land with the i'm
pfoFsm"nts thereon. situated near Cam
p Ss,, in Norfolk county, Virginia. de-
Scrihcd as follows: Beginning at the in
terSection of the south line OF Vine street
with the west line OF Ivy street; thence
s9ntherly along Ivy street ninety (9O feet;
thence westerly parallel with Vine street
forty-fyc (45) feet; thence northcrly par
;aIli,@sll with Ivy street ninety 500 feet to
said VINE street; thence caSterly
feet to the poiEt of beginning: being LOT
NO. one hundred and one GOD on the
la lots.
TERMS:-Cash.
+. A. PORTER,
Trustee.
W NJ HANNAH,
lai-tdS Auctloneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
SUFFOLK. VA.

t Suffolk, VA. Jan. 11.-(SpeciaD-A
3 telephone message was received in Suf-
folk to-day announcing the death OF
a Mrs w. p. I3oyce this morning, at No.
s wife of Mr. w. p. Boyce, formerly of
Suffolk. where he was until year or
two ago engaged as n horse dealer and
;sliveryman. Mr.. w. Charles Hn1Tell
was instructed to make arrangements
to have the pall-beaners selected in
"A Suffolk to attend the funeral services
In Norfolk at $ O'Clock Sunday after
noon. The following gentlemen have
+ been chosen to ofliciate in that capa-
city: Messrs. Junius 7. Parker, w. c.
Harrell. Abner Stallings, w H. Barnes.
Donald Mcleod, c. o. Harrell, r. w.
Rabey and a. T. Piddick They will
start for Norfolk at 1852 a. m.
q IMPORTANT TRIALS FOR COM
ING WEEK.-The docket for the Jan
luary term Of Nansemond County Court,
(which begins Monday, has been com
pieted by the clerk, and consists OF
four criminal and eight civil cases.
:. These, however, are of secondary i'm
! portance in point of public interest to
!. the trial if the indictments, which it is
expected will be brought by the grand
Jury at that session. and which are
mot yet shown on the docket. Both
/ the Commonwealth and the defense will
Y be ably represented fin the pending
cases and large crowds will attend the
trials. A liquor merchant of the coun-
ty will have to answer the charge of
selling Whfskey by drink unde1. retail
license.
WEELS or PRayER sEpv1cDc
CJOSED -After = s,cnaeefnI and ~
4structive series of meetings this week
+ ercisas Warn conn,,,SaS - , oi. hiot tto
! Main Streat WathnIiet Cb,,Sn,, p t.e
w, A Ror, Tactnr ns 6, po,,Is 49,
4 the Ieade~ o,d ~ t ~, "a S,.o ui >; WIS
was nhiy hn .,u eGhI %1. me suo1ect
Z eiu cru. their mental relationship In
i me discourse with beautiful language
& ana chaste rehetoric. Mr. Barr's par
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12

" IRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
), fce, Of the Circuit Court for the City OF
Norfolk on the 10th day Of January, 1886.
J. Lawrence Warning, Clerk of the said
court, do certify that the bonds required
10 he given by the special commissioners
named in the DEGREES entered on the 18th
January. 1896, In the suit of the Industrial
and General Trust, Limited, Of London
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
AUCTION SALES-FUTURE DAY.
TAYLOR 4 CO., AuCtiOneerS,
2o2 MAIN STREET.
THE BENZ. LoWENBERG PIANO
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COM
PANY. IS COLUMBIA BUILDING
NJ; GOT AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.--GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO
BUY AN ORGAN OR PIANO.

TUESDAY. January 18th. ut II O'Clock
sharp we will sell TO the highest bidder
without reserve, all the organs and
Organs new and second-hand). The lot
embraces some of the finest that is made:
also several fine Upright and Square
ramos and other musical goods This
sale is positive. Dealers and others IN
tereStcd in this class of goods specially
invited. Terms cash.
TAYLOR & CO,
ia5-su, ". sa ,su,tu Auctionecrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
AUCTION sAEEs-FuTuRE DAY.

England, and others VS. the Nitro-Phos-
phate Syndicate, Limited, OF London
ENGLAND, and others, have been duly ex-
ecuted and filed.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1896
LAWRENCE WARING.
of Norfolk, Va.
ja12-Iaw Sw-lnd tbs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12

JOHN II. LEWIS,
Law Building, Lynchbnrg. Va.
WIN. II. WHITE.
No. Sc Main street, Norfolk. Va.
Special Commissioners.
Norfolk Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
T. A. PORTER,
Trustee.
". NJ. HANNAH,
AuctlOneer.
iaG-tdS
BY Pannill Bros. Real Estate and Gen
eral Auctioneers, lis Main street,
Norfolk, Va,

| ARGEsT AND MOST ATTRA GIVE
AUCTION SALE or STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS. BOOKS, PICTURES.
HELD IN THE CITY Or NORFOLK
AZ the direction OF Mcssrs. Hume X Bill
soly, who are disseminating the book and
stationery business. we shall bceinninr
on TUESDAY. January 1lth. at ii a. M,
proceed to sell by public auction, in lots
store No. lol Main street, consisting OF
Stationary, Fancy Goods. Rocks. Pic
mcnslty of the stock will necssitate the
sale, being CONSUMED from day to day
until all the stock is finally disposed Of
license will also be sold. Notice daily
papers for further announcements
PANNILL BROS,
1n0-tdS Auctioncera
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
BY w. II. H. Trice & Co.. Auctioncers.
F XECUToR's SALE.

BY virtue Of the power conferred upon
deceased. | shall sell at public auction,
at the Real Estate Exchange, on TUES
DAY, the lith, day of January 1896, at
u O'Clock m. five houses and lots, Nos
q. a. &c. rs and so Falkland street The
lots front about twenty fec: each on
Eaiklnnd street. and rum back to n lane.
Wake street. The buildings on the lots
have been recently da mayed by fire.
TERMS-Onc- fourth cash, balance ON
one, two md three years from the day
OF sale, with interest payable annually,
for which each purchaser will be required
to give notes sc cured by II deed OF trust
upon the property purchased at his cx-
pcnSe. w. W. OLD,
Executor.
w. Fl. ri. TRICE 6 co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
1a5-td - Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
LION DlSNTf.k PkOi t.RTN ,''WII-It
IT'S VALUABLE WATER FRONTS
ON THE ELIZA BETH RIVER,
NEAR NORFOLK, VA. OPPO-
SITE THE u. S. NAVY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
AUcrIoS SALES -rurvnE NV
= - ---~s~~->-~-----~-~--~~~
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

A sslGNEE's SALE.
cuted by H. T. Drummond div yn of roe exc,
IN the Clerks Office of Norfolk ConUtH
S e,ot' va. i have taken into my POSSES
sion' Us trustee, all the stock of goods
ana fixtures situated In the store rernnTIS
occupied by said Drummond situated a.;
and herSS s G1refr S heIry avenSs
shat proceed 10 sell tho same n ,n,hiIn
auction on ,TMuRsDAY the is, h day RS0, Of
TERMS CASH.
t,,o GEO. G. MARTIN.
J ol--1t Trustee.
BY Pannill Bros, Real Estate and Gener-
III Auctioncers, No. lis Main street
Norfolk, VA.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRN1-
TURE CONTAINED IN RESI-
DENCE;, No. 1oi Butte ST.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the request of the owner, who in
tends leaving the city. we shall on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1896.
;.hlic auction, all the household and
k Mo 9a. furniture contained in residence.
s Ge ,e Of "fS ,r street Norfolk, Va con
room suits, china, glassware bric-a -brac'
pictures, etc. etc, In fact everything con
positive.
TERMS CASH:
pANNII.L BROS
.al2-tos Auctioneer8
B,Y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
A@Sfrom Morris Fass 10 me. as trustee.
dated the 9th day OF December 1895, and
duly OF record, Will sell Mt public nuc-
Lion at T., The premises. No. US Church
o'clock M, on TfiURSDAY, the 18th day
or January, 1896, the following nroDarty
to-Wit: -
An of the stock of goods wares and
merchandise conveyed 10 me by said deed
OF trust, contained i'm the store OF snlcs
room room No: 1875 Church street. in said city,
consisting principally or Furniture, CAR
pets. Toys, stoves, Pictures, OH Cloths
Mattings, Lamps and Baby Carriages, MI
the fixtures and such other of the goods
and it ehattcls which were conveyed to me
by said deed. including one horse and
wagon, together with the unexpired term
OF lease OF said premises.
TERMS-CASH.
"A. Is. SELDNER. Trustee
An inventory of said goods can he seen
by calling ut the Office of the trustee,
No 9S Main street. Norfolk. Va. jn9-tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-23


Tacoma, April 9-Special.-The Ander-
son Woodenware Company. which began
business in q small way two years ago.
and has had to enlarge its plant three
times, has within the past two days re-
ceived orders from the East for 400 car
loads OF tubs. pals and other goods. The
company is not wholly satisfied with its
present location, and a much larger fac
tory Is soon to be built. Here is chance
for Seattle. President Remington said
today: 1T Is our intention to soon erect
a factory somewhere on Puget sound that
will employ go men steadily. We will need
two or three acres OF land for q site and
have already been offered land by down
Sound cities. We are not going to ask the
aid of any commercial body in securing us
= site. but II the people OF Tacoma want
the industry they may keep 1t here by fur
ndshing at least two acres OF ground on the
water front with railroad connections. or
three acres further back with railroad ac-
commodations. We have no choice among
the cities OF Western Washington and will
locate in the town giving US the best in
ducement Our company win make no
formal proposition to build the factory In
Tacoma, but will listen to any voluntary
offers that may be made to US. OF course
the employment Of $50 men means the dis
tribution Of no small amount of money,
which will come here from the East. The
majority OF the stockholders Of the Ander-
son Woodenware Company live in Taco
ma, while some reside in the East The
new factory will turn out tubs. buckets,
butter plates, baskets. small fruit boxes
and other wares. We expect to have 1t in
running order some time this summer. II
we I'LL the orders we now have from the
East 1t win take long time to manufuc-
ture al the goods TOR the same"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-23
CONDENSED DrsPATCUrs

Ira Shafer the famous New York law
yer, mas become Insane from the usr ~
I9oor lie Is very wealthy and Is years
The strike OF the Chicago cio.h,,- ,,,.
tSrs. which has been in progress for IN.
last three months. has been declared oss
Inc employers won an unconditional vic
tory. VIC
:. Gen. y. L. Jenerses well known n n,h-
nc men as counsel for the Alaska Fur Sss
Ntou'paiH. whleh long controlled the Rer-
WASHINGTON City Wednesday
Judge Johnson. Of Denver. ar, No,Aa~
accepted Mrs. NJ. A. Warren as a i,lro- IN
the district court She is thu ars; WON ;,
20 serve as a juror I'm Colorado. The ofher
els,flct court judges held that women are
ineligible. "a
Chlef Washable and the prircipal men,
OF the SheshoDe tribe. ard Chic. shav,
Nose ShI tie~ teadlrg men Of .he Araua-
noes. have just closed their council wtfn
Indian Inspector McLaug bin regard ~,
TIE purchase by The government ~ m.
flg Horn hot springs. Wyoming TIE ~
. territory five miles by ten. emarac!r,E
the springs
Harvard university has received a sc.
or Agoao from q Boston donor. whnss
name - Rot made public. FOR he 60,
liSatse1t q a department. OF COMPARATIVE
pathology Tie professor 10 this sar,a -
ulent - to be member Of the ryesl3esI
faculty OF Harvard. ard to devote MS err
tire time 20 TIE study OF diseases. thr--
causes and cures. both with referprs,s 20
snsu and animals. This VIII be tie frst
FrofeSsoTshlP IN comparative pafho1os,,s
% be established In any great America \
university
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-23
Tho Pierce County Republican,.

Tacoma. April 2.-Speciai.-The Reo,h
ilcan county central committee today DE-
cided 10 call the county convention ynr the
election Of delegates to the coaventton ~
everett. May !. The caucuses will be haIa
ApFiI =. ana the primaries Arrl 30. Tho
county convention viii number s5o asIa-
gates the apHortionment by precincts ba-
Ing one delegate 10 every fifteen ans 80
ton votes cast for Congressman DooiJ,,l.
IN 1894. ard three az large. There was
very fah attendance OF the conn,s,rtae
aoout sixty being present. Chairman rss-'
child presided. and Secretary f. J. Wigh,
WAS at his desk. The committee vvss q,
SESSION. I'VE hours The primaries viii he
heaa unoer the old law. and in the cities
ana incorporated towns In the county VII
Dc held from 10 O'Clock In the co,,1-
- pr~elncts the PRIMARIES vail be hela
between the hours OF and s In ~. -
Ter delegate 10 the national c,1ve,-so,
iTon this county there are the follawtny
candidates: Nelson Bennett, orno Srrcrs
? w eastman, Alexander Reed ara y
Charles Sullivan Each OF th.s. IA ,nat.
ing an active canvass, and their trends are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-23
DEMOCRATS SAVE LOUISIANA.
hut the Republican, Party Has Made
ASfnniSh;,,O <fvsgA>~

AstouiSItH& SITlOS9s
New Orleans, April 22-The outlook .
that Fosters majority or the face OF the
returns will be about 20,000 although tho
Republicans claim they have a majority
OF the votes cast and will probably at
Tempt to seat their candidate. as tho
legislature Is close. The Democrats claim
majority Of twenty on joint ballot. The
great Democratic loss from 10000 ma3ori-
ty in 1882 in the state Is attributed largely
TO the organization OF the national Re-
publican party by the sugar planters and
the combination entered into by ell the
Republicans and Populists. In 1892 the
Democrats polled about 5000 more votes
than their opponents in this city. while
in yesterdays election their majority win
not exceed 1000 for governor.
A dispatch from La Place. st. John
Baptiste parish. says: "AdoIph Paron, q
Democrat. was killed this afternoon by
10 Luzzier. Republican. on the oppo-
site side Of the river. The report that
negroes were killed here this morning
was untrue. Demar. Republican, has
taken possession of two or three ballot
boxes and sent them to St. John court
house. 1t Is stated that Demar has .
well armed body OF several hundred ne
groeA Violence is feared. call was
made on the governor for troopA A COM
pany Of field artillery under Capt Thomp-
son arrived here this afternoon. Every
thing Is now quiet"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-23
THE A.P.A. In OREGON
Its 178 Lodges Preparing For
the State Campaign.
Mr.. FAwcETr's CLEAN SWEEP


Portland, April x1-At . meeting last
night Of Council No Of the Junior Or
der of American Mechanics, the subject
Of the A. p. AS opposition 20 Mckinley
came up, and It developed that there ex-
lists considerable friction between the two
orders in this city. A prominent member
Of the order. who was present at the meet
ing. today said: The Junior Order wants
II distinctly understood that II In not work.
ing with the A. p. A. In this matter. nor
II It In any way connected With It. II the
A p. A. want to fight Mckinley. let them
90 ahead and Tight him. They viii get no
help from the Junior Order"
]. T. Hayne, state secretary q the Amer.
lean Protective Association, was seen this
afternoon and said: 1T Ii easy enough
for people to talk. but when 1t comes to
. vote the great majority Of the members
OF the A. p. A. and allied associations.
eral term, VIII vote according to the facts
developed by the committee at headQuar-
tiers. There is no absolute obligation, Of
course, but there 10 . moral one, and
think it WI be respected. About the mat
ter Of the Junior order and the A. p. A.
not being In harmony. think that - most
~ talk.
AS far a. Mckinley II concerned. Il II
moro than likely that the A. p. A. will
work against him. He has been silent
when interrogated on the immigration and
sectarian school questions. while the other
candidates have given more or less favor
able replies.
THE A. p. A. Is preparing for IN active
campaign In state politics. There are now
It's lodges in the state. where there were
twenty-eight two years aSo-every county
being represented-and the work Of organ
izatioo Is being pushed"