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wAsHIsoTos, June s.--seoreisEy
Csrlisle has taken action In the find
ings OF tho board appointed January
last to investigate the charges OF drunk.
enuess and conduct unbecomlng an
officer and a gentleman. preferred
against Captain NJ. "A. Healy OF the
revenue cutter Bear, stationed on tho
Pacific ooast. The board Sound him
guilty but ON account OF MA long aud
ell cient service recommended him TO
the favorable consideration OF Sec
rotary Carlisle. The Secretary
adopted the recommendation OF
mercy and mitigated the sentence by
ordering that Captain Healy DO placed
at the foot OF the List OF captains ami
ba suspended from his rank and duty
on waiting orders pay, for four yeats
ana publicly roprimanded by the pub
LEGATION OF the secrstsry'a order ON all
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THE DEMOCRATIC ooxvEsrIo..
The stat. Delegations. New selecting
Their ifsadqusrtsr.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The various
state delegations 10 the national Demo-
cratic convention arc already selecting
their quarter.
The New York delegation will be
lodged nj the Palmer House. Tho
headquarters will DO In parlor +. The
national committee will also have
rooms provided for them at the Palmer.
Tammany will be- located at this
Auditorium. IL will have as com.
panlons the delegations from Missir.
sippi, Kentucky, Maryland and South
Carolina. over In tho Annex, West
Virginia, Washington. Missouri and
Rhode isiand representati yes will hold
forth.
A number OF eastern Newspaper
correspondents will also be- located at
the Auditorium annex. The Great
Northern will house representative OF
several OF this New York and PhiIa.
delphia papers. Men who shout for
KansAo have engaged 20 rooms nj tho
Leland. A stampede for rooms IL ex-
peoted within n lew days owing TO the
TACT that 40 many Of the state delsga.
lions delay the selection Of their head
quarters.
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LEXINGTON, KY, June o.-rhe
Natio.aI a ssOciation OF Mexican Vet.
erans will convene ia this city today
anu lrrniain In eeselOn three days.
About 800 delegates arc expected, most
pi thom from Illinois, Indiana and
Kentucky. Kentucky sent three regi-
meats OF Infantry anu one Of cavalry
to the field, ana at Buena Vista the
gallant Mckee anu Clay fell. Clay's
sword now hangs on the walls OF his.
torlo Ashland, whore Major Mcdowell
will entertain the veterans during tho
meeting. Major b. 4. Iuiis, OF Cen.
tralia, Illinois, pTesident Of the nssooi.
alton, arrived last night, rs did Gen.
Il. Hodaon, president OF tho ks,ucky
association. The meeting VIII bo held
nj the state college. Tho Union clue
will lender the visitofs reception bali
NJ the Navarro.
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AGAINST ELIorRocuruoS.
Prof u. %. Cope says 10 IL Fad saa
n Hnrbarism.

COLUMBUS, o.. June 9.-Governor
Bushnell has received "A letter from
Prof. l.. ID. Cope OF the department OF
comparative anatomy In tho uni.
veTsity OF Pennsylvania and presi-
dent Of the Society for the
Advancement Of 5cieuce, In " hich he
uepreoatss the fact that Ohio is soon TO
adopt the electric method OF executing
the death sentence, which he says IN a
fad and u barbarian. The effect OF the
electric shock t., he says, uncertain
and but little understood. In many
cases persons have suffered severer
shocks than arc administered under
the New York law and have recovered.
The professor intimates that he thinks
the pernon who offered 10 resuscitale
any Of the persons executed In Auburn
could do II and would II allowed. He
says there 10 no doubt In his mind that
several OF the persons electroculed
have really died from the result OF the
post norton examinations.
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the vessel. IL n reported that several
Of the Spanish RunboAts are Watching
tho COST with tho idea OF iniefccpt-
ing the Laurada when she shbil 20 10
SEA.
The Lauradn, which recently landed
y filitustering expedition IN Cuba, had
not been reported Tor several days, and
much anxiety had been felt for her IN
Cuban circles here and IN Florida ae 10
the fate Of the chip. Many OF the
CubaDs believed, In fact, that the Lau'
rada had been captured by spanish
oruisere.
The Laurada, after successfully dis
embarkiug tie Ruiso filibuttering ex'
pedition, returned TO jacksonville,
Fla, where, however, az reported. she
did not dare Il remain, her captain
having been warned that n U. =.
revenue cutter was ready TO Intercept
The vessel then sailed, II was said for
Charleston, whence che departed on
May %. Later the Cuban junts nj
Tamps, Fla, received Information
that the 'Laurada was lying to th0
westward OF the Bahamas.
WILL GIVE THE oovERSMEsr A SHIP.
NEW York, June "a dispatch to
tho Herald from Havana sayE The
government IL hurriedIy Reinforcing
the old military Tfocha from Moron Ia
Ciego DE Avila In the hope OF prevent.
log Gomez from reinvading tue GENITAL
| provinces with fresh inHufgcnt forces
from the east. Patriotic spanish mer.
chants In Havana, Cieniuegos aud
other CUBAN ports are raising funds TO
buy aud present 10 the government q
new iron clad. The subscription oil.
ready exceeds $3.50, 900.
Madrid reports tho transatlantic
linefs Alfonso Mi aud Reina Christi-
VA armed for war. They will sail FOL
Cuba In n fortnight. Work upon the
torpedo catchers Molita, Bazsn and
| Victoria la the arsenal nj La Grauada
10 being hurfiad and they Will b.
launched early In the autumn.
The Havana press widely CONNIE MT
on the Senate committees exposition
OF tho weakness OF the New York pot
defenass.
The town OF GuDabacoa, just acrosi
the bay from Havana, was exoitot
comfortably yesterday by an insurs
ent band turning various public build
ings at q point In the suburbs. Tit
band exchanged shots with tbs gov
eminent pickets. The insurgent
yesterday made unsuccessful attack
uron the government outposis n
Gabriel, Ceiba DE Lagua and variou
polnts along the Pluar Del Rio troeha,
burning adjacent houses In thoir 10
treat.
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University Alumni Meeting.

The Utah University Alumni aAsocl-
alton will hold a business Meeting at s
O'Clock this evening. One OF the most
important matters to DO acted upon Is
the election OF successor TO Hon. b e,
II. Roberts, Its present president. Un-
der the rules OF the organization such
thing Ms u re-elt c.ion 10 unknown.
There has been no public inllmatlon re-
gatding the probable choice OF the
members and who tho new president
will DO 10 yet uncertain.
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the rRonInIrIoN PARTY.
Daniel u. sheen withdraw. ~. Candi.
date Tor q. \. senator.

date Tor q. n. senator.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Juno 0.--Daniel II.
Sheen, who was nominated as n cAnui.
date Ter u. 3. senator by the Pfohib-
itionisis nj their Springfield conven-
ton, has Withdrawn from the race aud
the party. He does not fancy the one
plank platform snd the abandoning Of
the woman suffrage principle, and
therefore resigns his membership on
the Prohibition state central commit
tee anu wlthdTaws as u candidate for
u. h. senator. His TesignAtion caused
quite an excitement In tho local Pro.
hibition camp. In an Interview he
Iaili
"rhe woman suffrage principle has
been maintained by the Prohibition
party since 1882. anu do not like Its
being abolisned from tho platform.
The party did not declare On the
money question either, and II IL too
Important n question ~ ignore. Every
party speaks cut ON the money question
anu 40 should tho Ptohibitionisls. IL
should declare itself one way or the
other on these vital questions. | am n
Pr0hibitionirt, but l could not consist
emily run ON thu platform Amendment.
L viii Join the Nationalist party, hioh
was organized by wing OF tho Pro-
hibitiOni,ts Mt PittsburR, anu whose
platform declares ON all questions. IL
was either 10 abandon party or pfinci.
plea, and l preferred the former"
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Lurr SAVERS REWARDED.
Testimonial OF thanks from the
chinese Emperor.

shthese thhefoFs
sAN FRANCIsco, Cal, June 9.-rho
emperor OF China has testified his
appreciation OF the CALAMITY shown by
the bluejackets OF the American war
ships In rosouing drowning PERSONS In
the recent terrible disaster resulting
from n collision at Woo Hung between
the steamefs Onwo and Newohwang.
by presenting TO the captain OF each Of
Uncle SANS cruisers In Asiatio waters,
an deliberately engraved and highly
complimentary testimonial.
The part taken by tbs American
ssilor lads In this DISASTROUS affair
which sent over 800 human beings 10
death IL given In detail by Harry
Walsh, one OF the crew OF the Boston
In a letter TO his mother who fctldes In
this city. According TO Walsh the
bluejsckots OF the cruiser Olympia did
the most effective lie saving work, NJ
she was riding nj anchor within a
thousand yards Of the scene Of tho col.
lislou.
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fROm CunA.
asasrai Lineras WIN Attack uaiixss
Garcia NJ Duaba.

Gtasrai Lin erss VIII Attack caiixts
Garcia at Duaba.
NEW York, June GA dispatch TO
the World from Havana says.
Calix Garcia, With q large force, Ia
said 10 be enlrenched At Duaha, on the
north coast between kiEcair and Bara-
cos. General Linares with troops and
two gun boats has left Bsraooa TO dis
lodge him.
THE LAURADA HEARD FROM.
NEW YORK, June "a dispatch 10
tbs Herald from Kingston, Jamaica,
says:
The steamship Laurada 10 reported
ne ct Port A ANTONIO, where she Ia wait
ing for cargo OF fruit. She had been
nj Port Antonio since May 80. The
authorities here hRve searched with n
view 10 fading whether or not che
carried arms or was engaged In I'LL
clustering expedition In the aid OF the
revolutionisls In Cuba. Nothing OF n
eontraband nature was found ON board
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, June e.--At a
oil tue city council held last
evening u four cent faro ordinance was
Iassed, there being only four Dissent.
ing voses. Thirty days time IL given
In which TO allow the company TO
print Communication tickets and make
arrangements for carrying out the
terms OF the ordinance. The company
will carry the matter to tins courts.
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FnuSET, June s.-slatin PashA hiss
made tour OF the battle field and rec.
ognized tho body OF Emlr Hammuda
OF the tribe OF Habbania, who COM
mnnded the Dervish forces during the
engagement here yesterday, which re-.
suited In the defeat OF the enemy with
heavy loss. Hammuda wan shot
through the head.
Many OF tho prisoners saluted Slatin
Pasha with marked surprise. The last
time they saw him he was a prisoner
OF tho Khaliia at omduTmAn.
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TROOPS FOR CRETE.
Thirty.sight BaiiallOns E,tdsd 10 Put
an Bad 10 tho Revolt.
INSURGENTS eororuE MOUNTAINS
The Uprising Fluids No support Among
the Representatives Of the
European Powers.

NEW YORK. June "a dispatch TO
the Herald from Constantinopie says,
Thifly.eight battaiions VI troops drawn
from Smyrns, Beyrout aud Salonica
will BY next week have put down the
expiring revolt In Crste by surround-
ing the refugees in the mountains. A
corps OF Greek volu nteers Ia being
organised In Athens by four Cre,An
leaders and NJ. Herpieri and NaEri
under official auspices.
Abduliah Pasha has arrested n Greek
vessel carrying arms aud money for
the insurgents. The news omAnating
from British sources that Russia
would protest In favor OF the Cfetans IN
false. Russia, France, Germany.
Austria and Italy continue In a loyal
attitude and oppose the instructions
which are apt TO compromise the peace
Of tho world. The whole diplomatic
oorps, apart from Great Britain and
Greece, regard tho uprising as q result
VI British machinniionu.
M. Csmbop, the French ambassador,
was yesterday received In audiences by
the sultan. IN. Cambon strongly urged
a conciiiatory policy NJ being tho best
means OF pscifying Crete. Tho
Turkish ministers assembled In
special council and discussed M. Cam
tome advice.
IL 10 q subject OF comment here that
the agitation In Crsto Ia fed by the
CIslAn committee In Athens anu that
numerous Cretans sIo allowed 10 leave
Athens unhindeTod n order to take part
IN tho movement. ~ is thought that
tho tactics OF the Cretan committee
will DO 10 prolong the campaign in
order 10 induce tho powers 10 Inter
vsne.
In fact 1t 10 believed TO be asceftained
that the Insurgents arc Withdrawing
to tho mountains In order 10 proIong
the struggle.
Many Cretan sy npathizsrs were ar
rested In ConstantinopIe on Wednes-
day, when domiciiiary visits were also
paid 10 Armenian omI loyes In thu
telegraph department.
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Il Tor sound monoy-gold, N you please
and whatever silver IL needed. He
T. ne much opposed 10 the 10 TO | here
~ "a he Ia 90 FREQ trade"
Then there will be no concession
made TO the silver men from the west,
Duboie, Teller and Garter?
"Nono Whatever. These fellows will
take what We give them and n they
don't like II, they can bolt. In fact l
expect 20 zee eome Of them bolt. We
eau do without them with New
YORK and New Jersey, ana West Vir.
ginia. We have got cinoh on these
states and Connecticut, too.
ONLY THEMsELvEs 10 BLAME.
'Those men having trouble In got
ting rooms for the colored delegates
have only themselves 10 blame" said
>. NJ. keunard, president OF the Busi.
ness Mems lotgue. today. "When We
got the convention, We pledged our.
selves to take care Of the colorsd men
and we are going ~ do II. But those
who waited until the last minute Will
have 10 tako what they can get.
White men cannot get accommodations
atthe hotels nov. They are all filled
up"
"You may say positively" SAID
MaIor Rainwater, "thAt We can get
places Tor lodging aud feeding all the
colsfed delegates who apply. For
weeks b3mbarded the national com.
mitteemen with letters and teiogfame
atking them 10 let mo arrange for the
accommodation Of delegates, and
especially 10 pay attention TO the
southern members, for | tofesaw tue
filouliy that we might have In plac.
ing the NEGROES nj tue last minute.
Many OF them did not foply and now
they cannot get the same quhrtefs they
might have secured, mad they let us
arrpnge u weeks ego.
or FoR 81. LOuis.
CLEVELAND, Ohlo, June ON. A.
Hanna lot tins afternoon ina private
car for ~. Louis, accompanied by
Senator Rsinoid Proctor, Abner Nc
kinley, General Osborn OF Boston, y
cousin Of Ex-Governor Mckinley and
several others.
WHAT ABOUT THE A. =. AZ
ST.. LOUIS, June 0.-rhe Globe.
Democrat prints the following;
"a suggestion has been made in.
formally 10 the members Of the Re-
publiosn national Committee that
Archbishop kain be Invited TO offer
prayer at the opening Of the oonven-
ii0n. Tue Argument being uaod with
the national committeeman IL that the
archbishop IL the head OF the Catholic
church for large section VI country;
that this In his home, anu that u
would be graceful thing for The
representatives. Of the Republican
party 10 do.
PROTESTING AGAiNsT DncRIMINATIos
INDiANAPoLIs, Ind. June 0.-rhe
Republican slate committee adopted
today n resolution TO protest against
tho Discrimination against tho colored
delegates nj the national convention.
The protest was forwarded TO tho en-.
eoutive committee, with Senator Gear
VI Iowa, who passed through the city
today on route TO 81. Louis. Chair
maa Carter stated that there must be
no c1ior Decentralization. He was COLO {
to III. Louis Tor ths purpose OF prevent.
Ing II, II possible. Tbs oolorcd dele.
gates, said Carter, should DO taken
care Of.
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NEW YORK, June GA dispatch 10
the World from LONDON says: Lson
DE Peugy, the pseudo actress Of Les
Folies Bergefes and the most beautiful
woman OF Paris and Monte Carlo, has
Just made M almost successful attempt
At suicide with laudanum. She aays
she took tho poison because OF her dis-
gust with her wretched mode OF lie.
The Paris police say It was because OF
terror In consequences Of threats OF .
gang OF blackmailors.
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oregon miiI,la Ready to March.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 9.-The Fir,l
regiment Oregon National Guard hiss
been directed 10 hold itself In readiness
to be ordered NJ any time TO 10 down
the Columbia river and quell the
fishery disturbances and II IL more
than probable that tue militia will be
ON the move Inside OF two or three
days.
The oannery and other buildings Of
the North Shore Packing company,
situated across from Astoria on the
Washington side OF tho river, wore
fired last night and other violence 10
feared.
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LExLEoTos. KY, June SIN reply
to a direct question OF reporter OF the
Lexington Argonaut, Colonel w. q.
T.. BIeekinridgs is quoted as saying:
swell, air, / 90 not Intend 10 say
much on thelpoini, but you may simply
ssyu'or me that l intend TO be tho
next Democratic Congressman from tho
Ashland district. That Is all l have to
say lust now"
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OTTAWA, Kansas, June 9.-While
two dozen people, crowded onto the
portic0, were witnessing the cyclers'
parade, the structure gave wsy, pteci'
plating men. women aud childteD
niteeu feet 10 the walk below. Seven
teen people were hurt. Mis-. David
Day Of hantlow will probably die Of
her Injuries.
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London Execution.

LONDON. June 9.-Milson, Fowler
and Seaman, were hanged al New.
gate prison today on one soaiiold. The
slantaneous. Nilsson anu Fowler were
convicted OF burglarlously entering
Musweli lodge on February 18th, anu
numbering Henry Smith. seaman was
q Whitechapol murderer,
Unless there 10 u change In tho ar
rangomenis. Mira. Dyer, the baby
farmer convicted OF numbering infants,
will DO hanged tomorrow.
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WAsuIsGTos June 9.-The Senate
subcommittee OF the finance commit
tco designated TO conduct the investi.
cation OF the recent bond Issues, today
decided TO begin its work after the ad-
Journment Of Congress and admit the
press 10 their sessions. Secretary OF
the Treaiury Carlisle has prepared n
statement for the committee, In COM
pliance with tho request, and probably
also will appear In person and answer
questions.
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Dor A,.smptsd smuesIInr.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.--Herman
Keck, memOer OF the C0eterman
Keck Diamond eating company, OF
Cincinnati, convicted In the United
States district court OF attempting 10
smuggle ciamonda into this country,
was today sentenced to ons years inn
prisonfnent and fne OF $500.
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tho Oregon Election.

MAITLAND, oe., June DIN the
Rsp.) has a plurality Of "a. Complete
returns have been received from all
three official returns are In.
In the Second district with Official
returns from i've ccuntiea missing,
Ellis rep has 452 plurality.
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sale OF Anaeoad. stock.

NEW York, June 0.-rhe sale OF
$1,000 shares OF the Anaconda Copper
company stock TO tho Rothschilds Elk.
ploration company, OF London, was
confirmed today. The stock ia said to
have been the holdings OF tho Hearst
estate. Tho SUN involved, Il IL
asserted, was about 81, 500, 900.
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Leave. for NJ. Louis.

CHICAGO, June s.-Beorstary Dowl-
ing Of ihs National Republican league
leaves today for 81. Louis TO attend 10
the hitting up OF the headquarters OF
the league during tho convention. The
hsaaquartsfs, which will be- nj Fourth
anu Market streets, win be- used M =
general rendezvous for frienus OF The
iesgue while the officers will DO
quaftered ut the Southern hotel.
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tniIom out Of Tho Race.

CHICAGO, June "a Washington
special TO tue Post says.
"Senator Cullom has definitely DC.
clafed himself out Of the presidential
race. He said today: my manu- will
not DO presented at the ~. Louis con.
vention. Mckinley will To nominated.
1 came 10 the conclusion that u was no
use FOR me 10 do anything Immediately
after the Springfield convention had
declared Tor Mckinley "
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vIcronIous EGYPTIANS.
The whole Nile Country North Of
susrda Occupied by Them.

AIlAsnEn, June 0.-Malor Burn OF
Murdoch's cavalry occupied SuArJa on
Monday and captured the entire Der
vishes' camp and great quantity OF
supplies. Many OF ths enemy were
killed and lily Dervishes maze pris-
oner,, Sir Herbert Kitchener has sent
u detachment OF infantry TO hold Suar-
da, an invulnerable position, ana the
pursuit OF the Dsrvishes has been
stopped NJ tho entir. force north OF
SuaTda, except about 200 fugiIivep,
have been killed or captured. The
whole Nils north OF Suarda Ia In the
hands Of the Egyptians.
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-rhe Senate
has disagreed to the conference report
on tho District Of Columbia Approprl.
alton bill and asked another conier-
euoe. The seotarian AMI electric light
amendments caused tho chief opposi.
tlOu.
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California city D..,royed.

SAN FRANCISCO, June "a special
from Radding. Cal. says Lake City, a
mountain village, was nearly destroyed
on Friday by water spout. No lives
were lost as far as known, but the
property loss 10 said TO 10 heavy.
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The Representatives OF tho National
Association ~ nerclianu.
WASHINGTON. June 0.--Pfeaident
Cleveland anu secretary Herbert have
been requested by the national assoola-
lion Of merchants Of the United States
10 assign n wnrsnip 10 carry ils ropfe.
sentatives 10 South America on an IN
uustriRi tour OF tho ports OF the eastern
coast OF that continent. The party Is
10 leave New York July l. AS the
expedition ~ wholly for American pur-
poser anu with visw 10 favofing The
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TRAssFERs or srooIIs.

Five hundred shares OF East Golden
Gate at Is cents and 600 at is cents;
800 Four aces ut 20 cents; 100 swansea
at s2l3; 100 Rover at ~ cents; 1000
Richmond Anaconda at Al cents. Total
shares sold, 2,70O.
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revenue cutters. He further admou.
ishod Healy that II agaiu iouad guilty
OF excessive uso OF intoxicauis, he
would be summarily dismissed.
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CLINTON, Iowa, June CIV. J.
Young, the millionaire lumber man,
died last evening after short Illness,
aged 40.
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CLEVELAND, ohio, June ON. A.
Hanna lot thus afternoon IN private
car for ~. Louis, accompanied by
Senator Rsinoid Proctor, Abner Nc.
kinley, General Osborn OF Boston, n
cousin Of Ex-Governor Mckinley and
several others.