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SILVER CONTAINS.

The Democrats There Declare for Free
tonnage TIL cps In Session.
Portland, Ore. April 9.-The demo-
cratic state convention met at IL
O'Clock to-day. elected temporary off,
GERS. appointed committees and took
recess until afternoon. When the con-
vention reassembled the committee on
platform presented a majority and mi
nority report ON the financial plank.
The majority report favored the free
and Unlimited coinage of silver at the
ratio of 16 to /, while the minority re-
port simply endorsed the democratic
platform of 1892 After a discussion
of three hours the majority report was
adopted. The financial plank is as
follows:
Whereas, The present depressed
condition of the country and shrinkage
of values are largely due to the finan-
cial system which has controlled the
nation for more than 20 years past, we
hereby declare ourselves as unalterably
opposed to single gold standard and
demand the immediate return to, the
constitutional standard of gold and
silver by the restoration by the general
government independently of any for
eign power. of the unrestricted coinage
of both gold and silver into standard
money at the ratio of 16 to 1, and upon
terms of exact equality as they existed
prior to 1873, the silver coin to be full
legal tender equally with gold for all
debts and dues. public and private, and
we denounce all discrimination by the
government against either gold or sill
yer currency. We demand that the sec
rotary of the treasury shall coin into
standard silver do lars. as soon as prac-
teal, all silver bullion now in the
treasury of the United States which
represents the silver seigniorage or
coinage profit to the government; also,
all silver bullion that may hereafter be
offered for coinage. We instruct our
delegates elected to represent us in the
national convention to support a can
didate In favor of free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to l."
The platform favors a tariff for rev.
enue only; favors the rigid enforce
ment of the Monroe doctrine and the
construction of THE Nicaragua canal by
the general government The vote on
the adoption of the platform was. 152
to 81
At to-night's session a resolution
was offered commencing President
Cleveland for his courage and honesty.
A long discussion ensued and the reso-
luton was adopted by a vote Of III to
az. The following were elected dele
gates to the national conventions: w.
F. Butcher. j. w. Howard. L. p. Null
link, Charles Nickel, ]. WEIGH ]. H.
Townsend. NJ. A. Miller and ]. d. Nc
Kinnon. Adjournment was taken until
Tomorrow
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Southern Pacific Omccrs.

San Francisco, April s.-The annual
election of officers for the Southern Pa
cific company took place to-day with the
following result: President. c. p. Hunt
ington. vice president. Charles F.
Crocker: second vice president, T. H.
Hubbard: third vice president. j. c..
Stubs; treasurer. n. T. Smith; assistant
treasurer. +. II. Davis; secretary. L. c.
Wright; comptroller. William Mahl. The
election of General Hubbard to succeed
the late A. y. Towne was a surprise. as
IL has been supposed Stubbs would be
promoted TO the vacancy. General Hub
bard represented the Searles interests in
the road.
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BROTHER KNAPP.
He Has Probably ieen Conspiring Against
the Su tan's Government


Constantinople. via Sofia. Bulgaria.
April st now appears. according to
a semi-official statement, that the
Turkish government bases its action In
expelling or allowing the expulsion by
local authorities of Bitlis of the Amer
lean missionary Knapp. on the under
standing reached between the porte
and United Minister Terrell. Ii is said
IL was agreed between the government
and Terrell that Knapp was to leave
Bitlis April l. and as the missionary
took no steps TO depart the local Off
Gals invited him to leave. Knapp has
left Dairbekir for Aleppo. where, unless
the plans of the Turkish government
are interefered with he will be I'm
vited" to go to Alexandretta to embark
upon a steamer.
IL is generally believed the expulsion
Of Knapp is the first step taken by the
sultan in the direction of expelling all
Protestant and Catholic missionaries
and agents of the American Red Cross
society from Armenia.
Washington. April 9-It can be
stated on authority that there is no
reason for apprehension that Mission
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The Montana Union Time Schedule.

The new time schedule goes into eff
feet on the Montana Union on Tuesday,
the 9th inst. Trains will run as fol-
lows: Leave Anaconda 9 a. m; 245 p.
m. and $50 p. m. for Butte, and will
arrive from Butte at a. m; lilo p. m.
and 5:45 p. m. Passengers going south
on Union Pacific should take the 2:45 p.
m. train. Train for Garrison will leave
at 9:05 a. m. and 2:45 p. m, arriving
from Garrison at $40 p. m. The train
leaving at sos a. m. connects at Gar
rison with the Northern Pacific east
bound overland and train leaving at
2:45 p. m. connects with westbound
overland. The Montana Union has just
turned out two new trains from their
shops, one of which will be put in serv-
ice between Butte and Anaconda. The
train arriving at lilo p. m. will connect
at Stuart with train from Garrison and
Deer Lodge.
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Rev. Mr.. Ryder Married

A neatly craven announcement has
reached Anaconda friends telling of the
marriage Of Rev. George NJ. Ryder. for
mery pastor of the NJ. +. church of this
city. and Dillah NJ. Bratton, at Hastings,
Neb.. March -. 1896. The card further
states that they will be at home at Win
field. Kan. after April s. Though some
what surprising. the news is received
with pleasure by the many friends of
Professor Ryder in this city. Hearty con-
gratulations will be extended by his
large circle of acquaintance i'm Montana
and much happiness bespoken for him
and his charming bride.
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neapolis; VIM. Brown, Edinburgh. Scot
land; L. Daily, Butte; ]. Lansberry.
New York; d. ]. Haskell, Butte; c. w.
Graham, Chicago; r. Dorm, Denver; w.
S. Crowley. Butte; Julian II. Meyer.
New York; c. w. Townsend, New
York; j. NJ. Kennedy, city; r. d. Bee
mis-. San Francisco: Chas. A. Richard
son, st. Louis; ]. Corly, st. Louis; E..
Atwater Helena; Geof. Lozier. Butte;
V. Calemberti, San Francisco; ]. o.
Hanratty. Frenchtown; Geo. B. Wins
ton, Montana; ]. f. Van Saun, New
York; r. II. Stevens, Syracuse. N. Y;
w. A. Taylor. Massachusetts,; w. p. s..
Hawk. Helena; S. N. Mullin, Butte;
Chas. Beilenberg. Butte; ]. G.. Morony.
Deer Lodge; p. w. Bundick, st. Louis.
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A ,.ajority for silver in - Lou,.

st. Louis, April "a heavy vote was
cast at the democratic primaries to-
day for the election of delegates to the
state convention at Sedalia. The con-
test between the free silver and
sound money" democrats I'm this city
and state has been particularly severe
As a result of to-day's primaries the So
called sound money" men elected solid
delegations in three wards. In three
other wards delegates of both persua-
sions were elected. while the remainder
OF the rs wards went solid for free sill
yer,
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More Records Broken.

San Diego, Cal, April 9.-Two bicy-
Gle records were broken at the Corona
do track yesterday. The first was the
tandem half mile, unpaced, flying
start, and was made in so 3-5 seconds
by ]. NJ. Randall of Rochester. N. Y.
and c. Schefski of Salt Lake City. The
second record was the one quarter mile,
unpaced. flying start. which was made
in % 2-5 seconds by j. NJ. Randall and
Earl Kiser of Dayton, Ohio.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-10
ON THE TRACK,
At Ingleside.

San Francisco. April 9.-Two favorites,
two second choices and two outsiders
won. Track slow.
Five and a half furlongs-Globe won,
Carnation second. imp. Alien third; time,
1:l1&. Six furlongs-The Judge won,
Huntsman second, Goldbug third time,
1:17A. Four furlongs, 2-year-olds-George
Palmer won, Roselle second, Sister Adele
third; time, :50%. One mile, handicap
Sister Mary won Sam Leake second, imp.
Miss Brummell third: time, 1:43la. Mile
and a sixteenth-Nephew won, Foremost
second Trix third; time, 1:5215. Six fur
longs-Babe Murphy won, Mt. McGregor
II. second, Mobalasca third; time, 1:15iA
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The Games In Greece.

Athens, April 9.-The Americans COM
peted in the gymnastic exhibition on the
rings, parallel bars. horse leaping and
team work. which were the features of
the Olympic games to-day. On the rings
the Greeks won their first victory and the
native audience went wild with enthu-
siasm. The keenest interest is manifested
in the foot race to be run tomorrow
from Marathon to Athens. There are 20
competitors entered for this race, which
is for a cup offered by Michael Brel of
tire Institute of France.
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SCANLON'S MURDERER.
PocsteIIo Oficers believe Their Man Is In
custody In Spokane.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Pocatello, Idaho. April 9.-Sherif Haw-
thorne of Spokane, Wash, telegraphed
Sheriff Sullivan to-day that he was al
most positive that he had under arrest
the man who assassinated Policeman
Scanlon on Easter morning. The descrip-
ton TALES splendidly with that given by
those who saw the murderer here. He
had two fresh cuts on the left side of his
head and one on his forehead. His name
is Pat O'Brien, and he is known in Spo-
kane as a very tough character. Sheriff
Sullivan directed the officers in Spokane
to hold the prisoner and Deputy Sheriff
Caldwell and j. p. Tehan, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company, will
leave on the morning train for that city.
officers at Evanston, Wyo., have q man
under arrest who is suspected of this
murder. 1t is probable that officers will
go there also to see If he is their man.
No chances will be taken to let any sus-
pect escape. A reward of 5000 is now Of
fered for his arrest and conviction.
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Paris. April 9.-Considerable irrita-
ton against Turkey has been aroused
here by the reports from Constanti-
nople and London that the sultan has
decided to expel all Roman Catholic
and Protestant missionaries from Ash
attic Turkey.
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anaconda Ne0s.

shouting at his companions. His con-
versation was not edifying and became
abusive. Office Mayhem took him be-
fore Judge Fitzgerald, where the usual
$40 fine was imposed.
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John Canovan stepped in from High
land gulch yesterday. The veteran
miner has unbounded faith in that no.
bic old sag and declares that there is
enough gold there to wipe the indebt-
edness off the face of the earth. He
will return tomorrow.
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Charles Lund and Christina Gusto-
ferson were united in marriage Wed
nesday night at the home of John Nye
on the corner of Cedar and Seventh
streets. Rev. f. o. Nelson of Butte
officiated.
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The engagement is announced of Miss
Frances NJ. Burns, formerly of this
city. now of Annapolis, Md, to Nicho-
las II. Green, a prominent attorney of
Annapolis. The wedding will take place
on June at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Burns, Annapolis.
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Don't buy wall paper, paints. glass
enamels or anything for decorating and
identifying your home till after you
have seen the elegant assortment at F.
b. Wright's, 213 Oak street.
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Elder c. w. Pool, pastor of the Chris
tian church at Butte, will preach in the
Christian church, Anaconda, next Sun
day morning and evening. G.. f. Bar
naby, pastor of the Christian church,
Anaconda, will go to Butte and fill the
Butte appointment of Pastor c. w.
Pool. Elder Pool is one of the best
pulpit orators among the ministers of
the Christian church and large audi
ences are expected.
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Some one by mistake took Gabriel
HummePs overcoat from Evans opera
house Monday night. A reward will be
paid for its return to the fire house.
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War In Java.

Batavia, Island OF Java, April s.-The
garrisons beleaguered by Achinez insur-
gents have been relieved. Forty Dutch
soldiers were killed or wounded.
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The Lotus society of the Christian
church will hold an ice cream social on
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, in the
building recently vacated by Mr.. f. b.
Wright, Oak ST.. first door north NJ. E.
church. All are cordially invited.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-10

County Treasurer Hallahan expects
to collect about $4,000 in licenses this
month on account Of the supreme court
sustaining the constitutionality Of the
license law. There were about 60 sa-
loon men In the county who refused to
pay their licenses pending the supreme
court decision.-Silver State.
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All members of w. c. T. u. are ur-
gently requested to meet this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at residence of Mrs. G. NJ.
Sawyer, ia Cherry street, Anaconda.
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William Brown of Edinburgh. Scot
land, was in this city yesterday looking
IL over as one of the sights of the
United States. Lawrence DAILY of Butte
was his escort and guide.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-10

A carload'of wall paper just in: New
est styles, latest shades and lowest
prices f. b. Wright, 213 Oak street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-10

Mrs. George b. Winston and daugh-
ter Frances started yesterday to St.
Louis to visit friends for some months.
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]. s. Wisner. member national coun-
ell of administration. G. A. r., accom-
panied the party that left Wednesday
for the G.. A. r. encampment at Boze-
man.
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Columbus, April 9.-The state of Ohio
in and after July l will infiict capital
punishment by electricity, the bill pass
ing TODAY.
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County Clerk of Courts ]. G.. Moron,
was in Anaconda yesterday giving hi
political fences some attention.
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DIR. c. l. Bishop. dentist, formerly of
Helena, has located in Anaconda. Of
fee i'm bank block, Nos. and
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Another shipment of fine California
wines has arrived at Steuernagers, All
East Park avenue.
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Miss Hattie Young OF Butte is the
guest of Miss Laura Durston for a few
days OF this week
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goods. All orders receive prompt at
tention. Mrs. Carlisle. PA w. Park.
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Martin Peterson became so heavily
charged with Yankee Flat water that
he imagined himself In the hills and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-10

Chief White sold an unclaimed horse
for SIC yesterday to pay pound ex-
penses.
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Rev. Mr.. Blackiston of Butte was the
guest OF Rev. c. f. Dobson on wednes-
day.
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J. c. Hanratty of Frenchtown is at
the Montana.
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Mandolin and guitar lessons. Profess
sor Dupea, 800 East Park avenue.
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Mems buck mitts. Csc pair at the
c. o. ID. store.
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l.. j. St Jean. dentist. 212 f. Park
ave. over Standard Drug Co.
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Spectac es fitted 10y graduate opti-
clans. Keppler Jewelry Co. Main 81
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The Hoodoos OF the World will meet
at Matte hall tonight at $3.50 O'Clock.
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Ladies' sleeveless vests, &c. each. at
the G. o. ID. Store
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Best butter in town. 25 cents per
pound Trip & Dragste5t. sos E Park.
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Save money by buying your sprin,
cape at the c. q. ID. Store.
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Fine fresh candles at L. a. Kings.
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Ladies' muslin drawers and chemise.
25c. each, at the c. o. ID. Store.
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To Kansas City VIA the Burlington.
Office. rs East Broadway. Butte.
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r. II. Stevens Of Syracuse, n. Y. was
a guest at the Montana yesterday.
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Drchrisman extracts teethwithout pal,
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Anaconda Business college. op. p. O.
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Baths--Montana hotel barber shop. Csc.
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Prof. Olson. AIS Cedar street.
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d.. Austin. dentist. NJ. u. NJ. block.
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Bicycles repaired at Greig's.
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Music at the Mint tonight.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Music at the Mint tonight.
Bicycles repaired at Greig's.
Union made cigarettes at Godard's
d.. Austin. dentist. NJ ID. NJ block.
Anaconda Business college, Cd. p. O.
Baths---Montana hotel barber shop. 25c.
Dr.chrisman extracts teethwithout pain
]. G. Hanratty of Frenchtown is at
the Montana.
Mems buck mitts, Csc a pair. at the
c. o. ID. store.
Ladies' sleeveless vests, &c each, at
the c. o. ID. Store.
Save money by buying your spring
cape at the c. q. ID. Store.
l.. ]. st. Jean. dentist. 2l2 E. Park
ave. over Standard Drug Co.
Ladies' muslin drawers and chemise
Csc. each, at the c. o. ID. Store.
r. II. Stevens of Syracuse, n. Y. was
a guest at the Montana yesterday.
To Kansas City VIA the Burlington
Office. rs East Broadway. Butte.
The Hoodoos OF the World will meet
at Matte hall tonight at $40 O'clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
HON. PHILIP LOsERE
Talks interestingly and 3Encourngingly

Talks Interestingly md 3Encourngingly
OF the Political situation.
Hon. Philip I.osere, who has been
spending several days In this city, left
for the west yesterday on a business
trip. Before going he submitted to an
interview with an Inteligencer reporter,
which will be of interest when 1t is
known that 1t comes from prominent
New Jersey Democrat Of the staunchest
type. Col. Losere is atpresent and has
for many years been engaged with his
brothers in the manufacture OF trunks
and travelling bags In New York city,
and has always been active in politics,
both in New York. where he was former
~ member of Tammany hall, and in
New Jersey, where he served q term In
the state legislature
When asked what he thought OF the
platform adopted by the Democratic
convention at Chicago. Col. Losere said:
My boy. the Democrats held no con-
vention at Chicago; one was held there
but 1t was the Populists and anarchists
who held the reins and the same leaders
who ran that convention are running
| lHt oIC Ill ~. Which
TON" Watson for vice president. The
respectable element of the Democratic
party does not recognize Bryan and
Sewall as its standard bearers, and
nine-tenths of: US Will vote for; Mckin-
ley and Hobart. a- 6
Il believe a sound money Democratic
ticket will be placed In the field and 1t
will get large number OF votes that
| would have gone to Bryan had one not
been nominated, but it jwill not keep
thousands and thousands of sound
| money Democrats from:potlng for Nc
Kinley. You know there4are lots Of the
old timers who do not like the idea Of
voting for a Republican, and some Of
these might be whipped or rather in
duced to vote for Bryan. and although
| their principles would be against free
| silver and against the outrageous at
tack OF the Chicago platform on the SUI
prcme courts decision, still they would
vote for the Nebraska boy rather than
not vote or vote for Mckinley. All such
votes as these will go to the sound
money Democratic ticket, but there will
be enough of US who realize that the
nations honor, and for that matter Its
very life, Is worth more to us than any
party ties. to give Mckinley and Hobart
one of the largest majorillGs ever given
TO presidential candidate.
New Jersey will give an overwhelm-
ing majority for the ticket and New
York will give the largest Republican
majority in its history; I'M fact
the eastern states are solid and
Maryland. Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois
and Michigan are just rs much sn.yt I
have not been through West Virginia on
my trip yet. nor have been up through
the! northwest. but from what have
learned from reliable source. I think
Minnesota. South Dakota and even Iowa
are all right" sG
Col Losere is friend OF Garrct A. Ho-
bart and describes him as being man
of the highest personal character and
business calibre. Es,$i
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MR.. wATTsGAlNs

Many More vo,esin ths Race for tho Gu.
bernatoriai Non,ination : How -Four
Counties stand. ,liI
Mr.. Watts, the Kanawha man, seems
to be outs,rlpplng his competitors in the
race for the Democratic gubcrnatorial
nomination. Messrs. Bennett, Smith
and Ralphsnyders together have not ns
many votes as the man who addresses
petitions 10 himself with such persua-
slve effect. There Will be Si7 votes In
the Wheeling convention next month,
and or these the 1ntelligencer has lnfor-
nation as To the preference OF 1856 dele
gates. More than one half, 3l3 are re-
ported for Watts. 1t seems probable
thut he will have the requisite aga
pledged to him before the convention
meets, assuring him OF the nomination
on the first ballot. n nj M ! *
The opposition to Watts, has come 70
the conclusion, It Is said, that unless
Judge Bennett comes out and openly an
nounces himBelf as an active candidate
for the nomination, Watts will surely
carry off the nomination. So far, how
ever, the judge has not acted and the i'm
preston Is abroad that he will not act, Z
The figures this morning: h
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was drowned Is midway between stump
hole and Berry's hole and isnoted for It's
many victims. There has not been n
summer during which one or more rco-
pie have not been drowned In that vicin-
ity and still IT Is not a lesson to others to
keep out Of Its fatal embrace. This Is
the second drowning there this summer
and 1t Is hoped that parents will Impress
In on their boys minds that to 90 into
the creek at this point Is dangerous. The
springs at the bottom of all these holes
squirt out Ice cold water and when it
strikes the bather cramps are sure to
follow 5g u J'glsl I'd - - 81 JzI-.lI z