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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

q. -. tri4AZEBROOk
tCfief Marshal Of the Bicycle Parade)
west Broad street. opposite Richmond
College; thence up Broad 10 Lombardy,
thence TO Franklin, down Franklin to
ruth. 10 Grace. thence 20 Ninth, to
Capitol, TO Tenth. 10 Broad, thence TO
First 20 Grace, up Grace TO Norton. TO
Broad. and out Broad to the clubhouse,
where the procession will disband.
THE PROCESSION.
The procession will move in the fol-
lowing order:
First division-Mounted police. chief
marshal. and his eight aids, four abreast:
Blues Band, IN fuli-dress uniform, Mr..
". ". Hall. acting as aid for the IN
dependent cycle Club, followed by the
Following gentlemen, representing the
rolors OF the club: Messrs +. NJ. Ed
wards and Gordon Christian, riding white
wheels, with suits TO match T.. II. Egg
gleston, Jr., and l.. IL. Mayneld. red
wheels. with suits to match. Also. two
hoats representing the club colors. mount
90 by Messrs. b. !. Johnson and Charles
W. se.den. The net will be the large
floats OF The Independent Cycle Club.
followed by the members Of the club in
uniform.
Second DIVISION Ladies and their es-
cotts, headed 10y Mr.. W. b. Johnson as
aid. No other riders besides the ladies'
ana their escorts are expected to ride
in this division.
Third diyisi0n-the Owl Cycle Club.
headed by Mr. Frank 3. Smith as aid.
Fourth diyision-The Lakeside Cycle
club, headed by Mr.. Horace Haes as
aid; First Virginia Regiment Sienal
Corps headed by Mr.. NJ. Long: Man
chester riders
Fitth division-The unattached riders.
including all gentlemen and youths not
members OF any cycle club. Among
those in this division Will be the rag
muffin brigade of Church Hin. and many
other comicai squads and floats OF every
description.
Should the weather be inclement. the
parade viii take place the next clear
night.
All riders are requested to report al
the clubhouse this evening at 7:iJ O'Clock
promptly. in order to be assigned to their
position, in order that the parade may
start promptly at SIS =. NJ. sharp.
since the order of the procession has
been arranged. the CHIEF marshal of the
procession. Mr.. clyde r. Glazebrool.
has received notice that Hogan's Alley
club. headed by Mr.. 4. L. Chenaulf.
will participate In the parade. and il
has been assigned 20 the Fifth division.
to follow the rag-munin brigade of
Church HILL
Chief Marshal Glazebrook requests the
aids TO report at the clubhouse promptlv
no Z o'clock. The following are the
aids: Mossrs. Henry +. Vaughan. Chas.
Frischkorn. +. II. Cloves. I. +. Stone
braker W /. Tlenor r. l. Tignor. 1.
@ Cherry. T.. +. White. W. p. Johnson.
J.. B. Larke. Frank Smith. 1. a. Thomas.
and W. W. Hail.
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Wanted in Baltimore

louis l.. Belts and "Dinks' ADAMS
were arrested yesterday afternoon ny
Detectives Tomlinson and Gibson on re-
ceipt Of Il telegram from ba''iii NJ.
cnaroinr Them with being fueitives from
instice from Maryland. Later they were
aiken before Justice Crutchheld. and ball
ed in the sum OF 500 each. with Dir y.
c. Gwatkins as surety. Their ease WIN
be heard In the Police Court this morn
ing.
Alr. Belts. who is a well-known SPORT
ing man. formerly OF this city but now
Of Baltimore. sand that the hole analr
was a mistake. which would be explained
I'm the Police Court when the case came
no. lie bears the reputation Of being u
saliare man in an Of mis- dealings In this
city. His business in Eichmond was IN
connection with the restaurant pIivi-
leges at the State Fair, which he has
purchased. -
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sricIAL maIINhn FoR cHILDREN
sipe. Dolman : Blake VIII Entertain
.rhn a On. dran Io-DnN

Children who are in daily attend4 @
a. school Will have an opportunity this
afternoon to see Sipe. DOlnan &, Blake
wonderful trick dos and pony snow. A
special effort Will Doe made 10 take good
case OF all the little ones, all OF whom
are invited 10 remain after tie perform
ance ana accept tine invitation OF Pro-
fessor Blake TO ride upon the little ponies
free of charge. This Is a feature % the
show greatly enjoyed by children who
seldom nave an opportunity 60 caress and
ride upon the backs Of such beautiful
ponies as are owned by sipe, DOlman *
Blake.
Another large audience greeted the iil-
tie dumb actors last evening. and every
one was very well pleased with tho Tcr-
Torrance. The show ls clean, refined.
moral. and interesting, and is worth am
afternoon or evening or any person
time Previous TO the performance Sipc,
Dolman a. Blake's band under The leader
ship Of Professor Eugene Nack. renders
a number of standard orertures and med
leys Of popular airs il manner that
is pleasing 10 every one. and provides
pleasant pastime for the early arrivals.
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TO.NIGHT'S BIG PARADE.
4sOUr TWENIY-FIVE HUNDRED
WHEELMsN AFFECTED IN LINE.
Al, ARRANGEMENTS Completed for the Big
Eyent-Five Divisions OF Wheeimen
TO Parade the Principal Streets

The great event in bicycle circles Is the
great Illuminated bicycle parade, which
will take place tonight under the aus
pices OF the Independent cycle Clup'
and for which the most careful arrange
ments have been made. The parade VIII
pass through the principal streets OF the
city. and It is expected that about $500
bicyclsts will be in line. The parade
will no doubt be grand success, and
attract immense crowds TO the streets
through which the riders of the silent
steeds are expected to make their way.
That this opinion prevails pretty gener-
ally may be seen from the fact that
some OF those interested in the silverite
meeting that is TO take place at the Au-
ditorium tonight called yesterday on
several of the leaders of the big bicycle
parade. asking them to postpone the
event, or at least TO shorten the line
of march, in order 10 enable the crowd
TO attend their political gathering, should
they feel so disposed.
Tho route Of the parade will be as
follows: The start will be made from
the Independent Clubhouse, No. 1910
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Chance. b g.. S. b. Nelson. agent. Rich

Chance. b. g., S. ID. Nelson. agent. Rich
mond. Va.
Gcnl. Eastwood. blk s.. jos. Lissitcr.
Richmond. Va.
Little jim. CHI. g.. A. Abercrombie. Bal
timore. Md.
Fourth race-two-eightecn classs 800
Montoe Wilkes, b. s.. i. NJ. Hewitt, wy
anokc. Va.
Albert c., b. e.. w. G. Bryan. Richmond.
Va.
Panstone. b. s.. r. W. Phelps. Salem.
Ala.
Clipper. ch. g.. ]. w. Peay. Reidsville'
y. G.
Lucy Ashby. b. M. Smith & Hooker.
Grcensvillo. S. c.
Arich. y. K. Stoner & Co.. Harrisburg
Pa.
Record. b. e.. D. II. Ketty Baltimore,
Md.
Miss Anne. b. m. Cottage Farm. Nor
folk. Va.
Fifth race-running, five Fights mile
dasf for maiden two-year-olds, Wv
Thurless. d. g.. J. J. Roche, Mt. Wash
ington, Md.
Mohun. b. s.. L. u. Lewis, Brunswick
county. Va.
La Vevandcre. b. m, j. y. boswell. Dos
well. Va.
I'Etolie, Oh. IN.
Mild b. m. w. G. Bryan. Richmond,
Va.
sixth racc-running. onc-mile dash. all
ages, weight for age, 500
Or. Jones. .. br. g., j. j. Roche, Mt.
Washington. Nd.
Ella, b. m. Il. ii. Maddux, Culpeper, Va.
Duke Of Kent. aged. ch. e., J. West. Rich
mord, Va.
Ida r.. b. m. W. II. Joyner, Garysburg,
n. G.
Captain Russell. g. Oh. z. W. G. Bryan.
Richmond. Va.
Lewiston. 5, oh. *. J. T. Jordan. Green's
boro. -. c.
Princeton. late Bay Secret. 5. b. E., c.
H. hurkamp. Fredericksburg. Va.
Seventh, rdcc-running, three-quarter-
mile dash saddle horses, gentlemen
riders: minimum weight. 155 pounds, 800
Jackson. ch. e., J. W. Parkinson. Tay-
lorsville. Va.
Daisy. b. m. Walton & Scott, Amelia
county Va.
Bushrod, b. T., w. d. Cardwen, Hanover.
Va.
Molly. b. H., Redmond stable. Upper
Vile. Va
copperhead b. g.. II. c. Beatuc. Rich
rond. Va.
Brock, b. g.. c. H. Hurkamp Fredericks-
burg Va.
vaniiy CHI m. c. II. Hurkamp. Fred
ericksburg. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

During the third race at the Far
Grounds yesterday afternoon Mr.. S. II.
Uandcock's rig, with two ladies In IL, was
standing near the judges stand. The
noise made by the crowd IN applauding
Tommie Powers frightened the horse.
which started on wild run for the track.
MIR. {. A. Hamilton attempted 10 stop
the runaway and was knocked down. He
was not hurt. however. Mr.. W. ID. Card
well. at great risk, stopped the horse
before any damage was done.
Mrs. NJ VI. Blacker and Mis-. Maud
Blacker. OF Amelia. were in the rig al
the time. Mrs Blacker. who is quite
aged. was badly frightened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Vo,dmcn OF the World.

Deputy j.. u. Puchney organized on
Tuesday night Forest hill Camp Wood
men of the World. OF Manchester Va,
with thirty charter members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. Consul COM
tenant Aueustine Royal. Banker. j.. d..
Pt,,cson: Clerk. n. A. Davidson. Ply
sicisn. James VI. Whitfield, VI. D.; Escort.
l.. NJ. Nunnally. Waterman. X. q. Broad
dus: Sentry. John >. Utz; Manager
Charles Wake, T. II. Betty George T..
Gary.
The members are all enthusiastic Wood
men. ana say they will have fifty mem
hers by next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Deem Run Hunt Club.

The meets OF the hounds or the Deep
Ruu Hunt club for the month of October
have been arranged as follows, begin
ming with next Saturday:
Saturday, October 18th. at the Kennels.
Il. NJ.
Wednesday October 2lst. at the Fair
Grounds. +. NJ.
Wednesday. October 18th. at the New
Reservoir. p. NJ.
Saturday. October 3lst. at the kennels.
NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
More Roofing

The second game OF baseball between
the Medical College Of Virginia and tho
University College Of Medicine will bs
PLAYED at West-End Park tomorrow
morning AZ 10 o'clock.
THESE teams are well matched and will
mt IN "A good game OF ball. Students
from both colleges viii he there In great
force. and they promise 90 make things
lively with their roofing. No admission
will be charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
re,,,al Services at penn,-street Church.

The meeting at Denny-Street Methodist
church. Fulton which commenced last
Sunday night. is meeting with grand
success. There were five additions last
night. and much interest is being mani
tested an the revival The services arc
conducted hv the boy preacher" w.
Il Holcombe. and Will De- continued all
this week. Services Will bee held AZ
1920 o'clock noon and morning prayer
meeting ~ csc O'Clock every day, and
at O'Clock every evening. Song SER
vice at I 30 o'clock l.. NJ. daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

Judge +. X. Farrar. the well-known lee
t,irer is 10 be at Seventh-Stree Chris
tian church on Monday night. October
18th. at 5 p. NJ. Ex-Governor Z. w. Nc
Kinney says OF him lie blends me hui
CAV more tremendously together than
any speaker have ever heard. Those
who have heard him will be glad to hear
him AGAIN. and thousands who have not
should not let an opportunity escape"
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ton. that the condition Of the hail rs
regards cleanliness was considerably inn
proved since the last visit Of The COM
mittee. bur that there were still portions
,lat needed attention. No report was
formulated by the committee yesterday,
but one Will be presented 10 tle Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings. which
meets at O'Clock tonight.
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Committee on Health.

The Committee on Health met al 7
O'Clock last night ~ the city Hail. with
sub-chairman Burton presiding. and
Messrs. Hawkins. Blanks. Williams. and
Moore. The contract 10 build two carts.
which had been declined by party on
strict was awarded 10 Messrs. b. c. Bris-
tow 4 co. The committee adjourned az
ter ordering the payment Of the usual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Selling Whisky without License.

the police Court Yesterday morning on
the charge OF stealing lot OF whiskey.
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Dep
uty United States Marshal A. Janney
Peasants, on the charge OF selling whis-
wey without n license, Tho negro Sc
cured bale and was released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
City-HaiI Cleaner.

The subcommittee on Grounds and
buildings. consisting Of Messrs. Rourt ee
(cha,rman). Briggs. and Neale. rlot In
tha CITY Hall about 4:3o O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. and thoroughly inspected that
building from top to bottom.
Mr.. Rountree stated. after the inspec-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
n and n Sound-Honey Club.

The c. & o. Sound-Money Club will hold
their weekly meeting at Boxes Hall, cor
ner Twenty-hrst and Nenaoie streets. Fri
day night. at o'clock me CLUB VIII be
addressed by Messrs. Edgar Allan Jr..
and Roy Lewis. The public are cordial
~ invited to attend.
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Conmiftce Meetings

The following committees OF the City
Council viii meet this afternoon.
Committee on Streets o'clock, room
No 3.
No. ..
Cor u.ittee on Grounds and Ia dirss.
Z O'Clock L. NJ room No. ..
CCrnu ittce on First Market, 10 o'clock
A N 1913 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Disciples Union 10 Meet.

The Disciples Union will meet In Mar
shail-Strcet Christian church on the first
Sunday night in November, when the
members will be addressed by some prom
inent minister. A large attendance Is
expected.
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thinks Halifax county Is safe. which Is
saving great deal.
Hon. II. c. Vale. OF Louisa. was also
in the city. He still swears by Oh
Louisa.
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HID No OInrIInI.

The Committee on Ordinances. which
was called 10 meet at o'clock yesterday
afternoon f0ileC TO secure quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

The Old Dominion Steamship Compa-
ny's personally conducted excursion 10
New York To the great "Horse Show will
leave Richmond Saturday. November 7th.
Don't forget the date. and save up your
money for the trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

The King Of Pills is Beecham's'-
BEECHAMS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

Eczema and letter can be cured wit
DR.. LakcW oCds Specific.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

BLOOD Is LIFE and upon the purity
and vitality OF the blood depends the
health OF the whole system. Experience
proves Hood Sarsaparilla 10 be the best
blood purifier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

HOODS PILLS act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels Cure sick head
ache.
"A Dino Corn Salve" will cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
EXCITING RUNNINGR RACE
coon SPORT Al THE FAIR GROUNDS
7KACh.
Tbs Famous Midget Mount Won His
Race-The Trotting Evcnts-'ood
Card For To-Day.

old Sol tried hard 10 poke his nose
through the clouds and smile down upon
tho crowd that gathered at the AR
Groupds Yesterday to ENJOY themselves.
and no Almost succeeded IN several In
stances but the frownng clouds that
hove down from the northeast knocked
the efforts OF SOL into a. cooked hat. Rain
threatened TO make things worse at sew
eral STAGES OF the game. but none came
down to dampen the ardor of the crowd.
ana despite the drawbacks OF the
''nawsty' weather given out 10y Weather
Prophet Evans from his ecrie in the Ii
hrary buildng. the people dubbed over
with enthusiasm
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RIK1Ns nor nnoWNRp,n
TheSsnator on the FaISshoods Told About
the state Convention.


the state Convention.
Washington Star: Senator Elklns said
to-day that the reports from the West
Virginia Republican convention. printed
In the morning papers, were designed to
create an erroneous impression In that
they stated that his forcCS had been
"dowened" by the Mckinley people. The
senator said: II took no part In the con-
Ventlon, because wanted the delegates
to do exactly what they desired In the
matter OF inBtructing the men sent TO St
Louis. It Is, therefore, untrue, whep tits
said that was beaten when the conver-
ton instructed for Mckinley. do not
believe In working against instructions.
when was making the fight OF my
life, while ] was in the cabinet, to Sc
cure tho denomination OF President Har-
riBpn, did not try to get instructions
from our state convention, but / let the
delegates do Just Rs they saw fit, This
year sent my private secretary up
there to keep an eye on things and TO let
ME know how matters were running,
and ! told him to give every one distinct
ly TO understand that did not desire to
Interfere In the least with the will OF the
convention rs to presidential prefer
encs, but that II hundred men wanted
to instruct for Mckinley, or anybody
else, to let them have their way.
II am sure my orders in that partlcu-
lar were carried out, and there Is no
feeling on my part because OF anything
the convention has done"
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Special Dispatch.to the Intelligencer.
MoRGANToWN, W. Va, May H.
The annual public entertainment last
night by the Columbian was pronounced
the best ever given at the university.
The programme consisted Of declama-
tons by b. D. Hlrunem0us, 'The Polish
Boy" by G.. W, Maxwell, 1.-THE Hat:"
by Miss Margaret Linton. 1.-THE Garden
Scene In Romeo and Jullet:" by Protest.
sor A. H. Hare, "Rum's Manlac:" OrP-
tIons by w. Russell Stamford. "a Blot
upon Civilization" by H. F. Smith,
'immignrtIon." aud an essay by T. w.
Taught, "a Purpose In Life" The
musical feature was most pleasant
part OF the entertainment. The stu
dents banjo, mandolin and guitar club
played several pretty selections, and
there was u vocal solo by Miss Craig and
a plano solo by Miss Gay Brown.
The Parthenon society has presented
II. E. German with a handsome gold
medal in honor Of his victories in the In
ter-s0cIety contests. Mr.. German par
tIcipated in ave annual contests, win
ming each time. He graduated last
yenr,
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senntor I,rl.ln, INA woe Y,rrtnla.

= -" - =
Y entered into the MINDS OF some OF
the Newspaper correspondents present
q the Republican state convention 10
Represent the passage Of resolution OF
instructions as q Enoek-doWn for sena-
ter Etlahs' Il 1t haa oeen the purpose
OF me convention 70 reoaEe senator III
lSins It would hnFdly'1HNe given him the
etroaE endorsement It Std stVe hin IN
the same breath thai 1t directed the DEL
egates to vote for Major Mckinley IN
thenauonal convection.
The Intelligence knows exactly who're
Senator EliEsns Stood on the question OF
& Instructions He was perfectly willing
thai the convention should DO as It
pleased on that Question He wished
the VII Of the Republican people TO have
fun and fair expression, and nobody
was authorized to represent him as haY-
ing any other view or desire.
The course OF the convention Is entire
" satiStactory to him because It repre-
ssented the popular desire and further
because It was done unanimously SEN
9tor ElGins noped mag "tateVet might
be done would come about IN Just mat
way. The resolutions went throusn oy
aeclRmatlou' showing the Repunllcan
party in West Virginia to be united and
harmonious.
The Absence Of Senator ElKins nom
thsgcouVentton has been commented on
ana something has been sought to be
made Of that Senator EIktns was not
present 81 clarks6urE because the du-
ties which the people OF west Nlfsinte
imposed upon MIN required ms presence
IN washington. NO public duty called
him to clorksouEB.
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y,l,, -. = -. -,
H '''e tHep1u " parry 10 ."' ""'y
sateiy Founo money parry why Is II
tllHt some Of - ll''''npsF" ar l'eS''.',lS
MAJOR mckinley 70 40 thlnE IhA' ne
cannot do with any degree NJ propTIety2
,,v,..t-. ,,..,,,-. ,rI,tr. L.r,or,, u,sIi
Fhe'e pesVeTlhE cIlt'C" A""" We"
enough that tie ST. Louis convention
VIII enunclate clearly enough l'S SOun"
Dositlon on the financial question. Why
~, .,,L ,,o,,,9 4,
8hOuIu mAJOE "cNI"'e' 'PE.N ~"
-, - -. ,,,,o,, - ,ho
MS part that shNotS 10" '"uc' vi '"e
proprtetnry nttitude of the representa-
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MIR. D. p. DAVIS. a prominent llv.

MIR. D. +. DAVIS. prominent llv.
has this to say on the subject OF rheu-
matIsm: II take pleasure in rGcom-
n,cndlnE ChRmberlnlnS Pain Balm for
rheumatism, aS know from personal
experience that Il viii do all that Is
claimed for Il. A year ago this spring
my brother was laid up In bed with In
tiommRtory rheumatism and suffered
Intensely. Tho first application Of
ChamberlalnS Pain Balm eased the
pain and the use Of ono bottle com.
nle(Cly cured him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-18

There is an Impression that Hon. John
B. Floyd. Of Knnawha, may shy his cns-
tor in the ring for the Republican guber-
material nomination. Mr.. Floyd has
friends who would support him under
other circumstances. hut this ia not HIS
year. The Republicans Of West vIr-
ginIa have selected George Wesley At
ltinson for their state standard bearer
this year. and by all the signs they have
not thought OF changing their able
minds. The next time they may turn to
Brother Floyd with as near an ap9tOach
to unRnLmity.
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Ohio County In the PArkeFsburE Com
Vention.
In the state convention that will meet
in Parkrrsburg In July to nominate a
Republican state ticket Ohio county will
appear as having candidate for COVER
nor. The fact is that the citizen OF
Ohio county who has the favor OF the
Republican party for governor Of West
Virginia is not his county's candidate in
the ordinary sense.
HIS county prefers him to any man in
the state for governor, but he Is so gen
orally the favorlte that he would have
been taken up by the people as readily
II he had lived in IlIngo or Morgan or
Kanawha. In fact no is a son OF Ka-
nawha whom Ohio has borrowed and
will return for four years.
But AIr. Atkinson IL a resident Of Ohio
county and there are some proprieties
that should be observed. He Is TO be
nominated for governor. and Ohio cnun-
ty should go TO the convention with Lils
well in mind. She should give = to be
understood that she feels honorcd that
the Judgment of the party has turned
towards one Of her citizens. and for the
rest-shs trusts to the same good party
judgement.
Ohio county should make 1t clear
now that there Is no desire. and will be
no attempt, on It's part TO shape the rest
Of the ticket This may be done in good
conscience. The convention cannot make
a bad ticket out of the material Offering.
There Is an exceptionally good list of en-
tries. A ticket made up of any OF the
men named will be good ticket, will be
elected and will do the party credit by
giving the state good service.
The head of the ticket being settled,
the IntellIgencer's friendly advice to the
Ohio county braves d to stand back and
SEQ the convention complete It's work.
This viii be polite as we'll as fair. In
politics fairness cnunts.
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ter of that, the Republican party never
has had any. trouble to handle the
money question. Get the tariff question
right, that is to say get It back on a
solid Republican foundation. and 1t may
suddenly appear that there is no money
question Isn't 1t characteristic Demo-
crutlc tactics to throw dust7