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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
CASTOR Manley Suicides.

Baltimore, Mach 5.-Gaston Manley, As
years old. prominent in club circles here,
lent bullet through his brain at Mount
Vernon hotel this evening. Manley came
here from Newberne, N. c., fifteen years
ago and engaged in the cotton business,
but retired from business several years
ago No cause for the suicide IS known
to Mrs. Manley or his two children.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
Another American Arrested.

London, March 5.-A dispatch from
Kimberly says that Gardner Williams, an
American manager of the Debeers mines,
was arrested there today at the instance
of the government of Cape Colony on
the charge of having supplied arms to the
Uitlanders of the Rand to be used In
their threatened revolt against the gov
ernment of the Transvaal. 1t is said
Williams sent supplies of arms to Jo-
hannesburg in trucks, the weapons being
placed in the bottom of the trucks and
then covered over with coke.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
Death OF DR., Elihu Vedder.

ST. Augustine Fla, March 5.-Dr. Eli
hu Vedder died al his residence in this
city this morning at o'clock of old age.
He was born in Schenectady. N. Y, No
vember 49, 1902. He came here twenty
five years ago from Cuba, where he prac-
ticed dentistry for thirty years. He was
the father of Elihu Vedder, the famous
artist
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06

Columbus, o. March 5.-W. J. Elliott,
the editor Of the Columbus Sunday Capt.
tol, who shot and killed his city editor,
A. e. Osborn, in 1891, and Is now
serving life sentence for 1t, will have to
remain in prison. The state board of par
dons tonight rejected his application for
pardon.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
B. g. o. Reorganization Plan.

New York, March 5.-The committee
recently appointed by the board of di-
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road company, composed of it's New York
members, namely: Louis Fitzgerald, Eu-
gene Delano, Edward X. Bacon, How
land Davis and William A. Read, held a
meeting today, and after adding to its
number from outside of the board
Messrs. August Belmont and Henry
Bulge, organized, with General Fitzger-
aid chairman and Fl. c. Deming secre-
tary The committee will now proceed as
requested to formulate plan of reor-
ganizaton for submission to the security
and stockholders, and has reason to an
ticipate the full cooperation of the firms
in London, who are acting together for
the protection of the English holders of
securities issued by them.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
The Alliance Is Valid for Years

Berlin, March 5.--The semi-offical press
agree in saying that the failure of one
Italian general will not induce Germany
to sever herself from the triple alliance
to which Italy has steadfastly adhered.
Moreover, they say the triple alliance is
valid for a series of years, during which
the powers composing IL are bound to-
gether
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
sympathv for sp.i,.

London March 5.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette, continuing its comments on the
action of the United State senate and
house OF representatives In regard to
Cuba, eensures the present mood of the
senate which was formerly SO dignffled
q body. 1.-The responsible house of repre-
sentatfves," the Gazette adds, "is new
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
RELYING on Crispi.

London, March 5.--A dispatch from
Rome to the Pail Mall Gazette says that
IL other Italian statesmen fail in their
efforts to form a cabinet. King Humbert
may ask Signor Crispi to reconstruct the
present or form a new ministry.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
NO JOINT PAR AIDE,
General Gordon Says the Date of the En-.
campment Will Not Be Changed

Washington, March 5.-Speaking today
of the published decision by General
Walker, commander of the Grand Army
of the Republic, In reference to the pro-
posed joint parade in New York on the
Fourth of July, Senator Gordon of Geor-
gia, who has been commander-in-chief
of the United Confederate Veterans ever
since their organization, asked If he pro-
posed to take any action looking to
change of date of the next annual meet
ing of Confederates at Richmond, June 30
and July 1 and 2, General Gordon replied:
This date was finally settled upon in or
der to permit the Confederates who came
from the furthest section of the south to
go to New York Immediately after the
adjournment and take part in the joint
parade, but l see no reason for changing
the date of our reunion, which was called
to meet at Richmond by the last annual
meeting at Houston, Tex; and although
the date could be legally changed by me,
yet shall not do SO unless find it 20 be
the wish of the majority of the United
Confederate Veteran camps and best suit
ed to the convenience of the people of
Richmond, who have been most generous
in making provision for our entertain
ment. Ii will be readily seen that no
change can be contemplated If 1t in any
measure incommodes our host, the peo
pie of Richmond. OF course 1t would now
be entirely incompatible with our self-re-
spect al ex-Confederates to take any part
in the proposed Joint parade. | do not
wish, however, to discuss the action of
General Walker 1t has been my effort
ever since the war to cultivate the most
cordial rela lions between the soldiers of
the two armies and between the people
of the two sections. i am glad to know
that I have the cordial sympathy and
approval of my old comrades in this eff
fort, and / wish also to add In this con-
L. Ii sr.I
manifestatio OF like sentiment on the
part of a great body Of union soldiers
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
Ordered Out of France.

Russian revolutionist and author, arrived
at Dieppe this afternoon from England.
He was Immediately arrested on a war;
rant of expulsion issued on February 10,
and ordered to return to England
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
Wales First Ieyee.

London. March 5.-The Prince of Wales
held the first levee of the season at the
st. James Palace this afternoon. All of
the foreign diplomats and the whole of
Ambassador Bayards staff We're present.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
APublic School Burned.

Chattanooga, March 5.-Chattanooga
largest and most complete public school
structure, the high school building. was
entirely destroyed by fire tonight. Loss,
S55. 900: insurance, $12,500
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
Kniehts of Pythias Proclamation.

Lima, O., March 5.-The proclamation
of Supreme Chancellor Richie regarding
the Knights of Pythias encampment
and supreme lodge meeting has been is
sued. He calls the lodge to meet in
Cleveland August 25 and the encamp-
ment of the military order will be held
there IL satisfactory railroad arrange
fnante ran he made
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
N,natx Bodies Recovered.

Berlin, March 5.-Ninety bodies have
thus far been taken from the Cleophas
mine at Kattowitz, Prussian Silesa, the
scene yesterday of an explosion of fire
damp.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06

Frankfort. KY. March 5.-The joint as
sembly voted as follows today for sena-
tor: Blackburn S.. Deboe 40. Carlisle 7,
Hunter 4. the rest scattering. No
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
DISAPPOINTED TOURISTS.
The Volcano Has Ceased Operaticns-Quesn
Liluokalani's Effects Sold

San Francisco. March Especial Cor
respondence Of the United Press. Hon
.olulu, Feb 26--The first regular biennial
session of the legislature under the repub-
lie convened on the 18th instant Presi-
dent DoIe's address recommended In
creased expenditures on roads for the de-
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-06
Ex-senator Gear Acauittad

Columbus. o.. March 5--The Jury to-
day acquitted Ex-senator w. c. Gear Of
bribery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
INpoRsEp THE POST.

Liberty nm, Texas. October s.-Rev. Z
Andrews. nominee Of the popul.sts for
congress against Hon. ]. d. Sayers, spoke
here the 7ih. Owing to the very bad
weather the crowd was small.
Hon. Albert Bur!eson. nom nee for IL
. ~ attorney for Williamson AID Travis
counties by the democrats psrly, made
a very fine talk here this week en- thc Pc
Ntical situation. He made many friends
This paT OF the country is nearly solid
for the democratic ticket,
~ the last messing Of ihe Bryan ami
Sewall club Il WAS resolved 'hat -aa
course Of The Post Should DC commvnlea
Ter the strong fight - g. making for irnl-
ocracv and that h should resolve tne
hearty support Of all democrats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
s1'ATnMENT rR0M MIR. rRpf

STATEMENT FROM MR.. TRIi
Ty.er, Texas. October lO.-To The u
Under the head OF staff cornspx
from Austin. published IN your asl
October ., speaking OF ex-Goygn@ 4
y9ur correspondent says: He psi,
mas n M nd many tnars.s Of an;
sauce made 0gun-t rs adninisvsa33
ga lcr.ou. Grace, Mann Tree az. (
sd.ar.e1 orators. 4
~icak .g for Uysf (, | desire y
nouuce as Absolutely untrue The 4
toA Or statement that ! have ever x
time. "a ii pJD-c speech or ocsA
charged any e&trdIaGance or In aE7
e d DtcI upon he aln,lasEat-s
GOV rnor tt-g- hlt on the cc.An,s
speaking of me deficiency Govern I
bog SOa .aurr.teu from preceding VI
tIaUons, | have expressly stated vi
deficit IN the sehoD fund was o,asl
OH account of tLa liability OF IL \
% promptly collect the interest o. Y
lands sold to act.!a. settlers. ia
cpusi- cred IN conlecto on with TX
nous Increase in the scholastic NJ
ton caused tho deficiency AMI ~
q slight increase IN The rate Of ~
Tor school purposes neressary IN 81
ma!nta % the public 5 hoois.
In regard t. the deficit in TIE ~
revenue. l stated his was occasasI
ii4NaI off about 500 90 OF tht !.
bonded J.ht of the state. and eigzl
"a The nr;zhturhoOd of sja,M iT 2
sJ-y Improvements on the ciania's
reNoent aui penal insntu';oN
> ate. This wa cpns ieged " T.
lion with THE iainrc 0 oolleG x !,
amount Of ds-tuguTrf taxes due iM J,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
IN TIE WRONG PEW.

a Pcpulist orator Is Given the Marble
Heart In La Porte
ID Porte. Texas. October 1.-THE an
,solnced o'clock Nearby speech Of oc-
,,N.oeE 9 brought 20 this place one htte
bin poster. ssen; Of the Hs,ty Green
Ma-k Hanna republican, fuss. His pri7-
cp.-i ambition and Nilsson was to inform
the people generally and the populists in
part .cular tha; the democratic party as a
whole and the Texas democrats as an
.rsia nee. were a set OF political dema-
eorr, = Scruated only by "a desrre to rue
ana ruin.
The free silver cub a, the r meeting
adopte ;he follow ng resoutio ~:
Whei Eas. me Honorable l., f. Wood ~
Dallas 10 his speech before the citizens
of La I urie. IN me interest Of J. Kearby.
took dec,tei stani politically 70 have
lh. pop list party csst its vote for tnr
VI Klne,' electors ard abandon tne Ma
iionnl = ue OF the free COINAGE Of silver,
therefore
Resolved by the Bran aud Free silver
club ~ La Porte that the said political
sQoech was. not IN accord with the flre
silver sentiment Of the country eto.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

I.ivingstou.TcNas october 10. The couu-
~ commissioners court completed its ex.
am'nation. correction ana APPROVAL Of the
TAX rolls ~ lS96 aud adjourned this even
iag The total valuation Of property for
l"H foots up f27oi.ali. being an lncreasa
of sl3 693 over that of lSo5 Tho total state
dnl county taxes FOR the county is about
SNH loss th1u that Of 1875 bur this de-
crease Includes about $40 school tax levied
hy the Moscow district, repealed bV vote
of the taxpayers OF sa 4 district.
a large attendance rs expected at the
speaking. barbecue and tournament next
Fridnv $ b Coopor and W. NJ limbo /, N
ana probably other speakers VIII address
The people f0r democracy and oss,hly
Calhoun for the pnpulSts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

addressed good szed audience and ms De
q sf,ieuslt ifnp-sssiou. Al WincDa on
Wendensay. aad 81 swan ~tat.oa on -
day ne was received and hsten-i 70 WY
marked attention. ard AZ both plScee
caught -he crowd which was quite large
In eaca instance. County Attorney Nalhr5
eni Judge Logan ACCOMPANIED nan en-
also sroke effectively for The lcsri ifpIA
mos 500. s,z,-r, All fh-- dernor ratio nofyli.
r,.-es In thiF section are making q loEsl
flgh. fer the l.aViy AID its coasen s'sI9-
da-1 bearsrs ell along the hrs AM j u
safe 10 estimate thai Smith county Will
como 20 the front ~ Ncverliser vain ma
j3ri.ies ranging from ~ 70 1910 FOR the
entire ticket
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
CRANES NEW DATES.


egal Crane SAID today - 41i J., -m s-
s.b.e 90 FIJI the appointments mai, .7c
Ule hy Cha rrnIn Blake iu al tl- y.i -,
uu. ( VIII speak at he io.4ov r- iI. "a q
-8-es instead: sherman. October % r.
nl.. T-nison. October l., A. nigh, PArs.
october j.. Mck un@Y pc. toe. Dallas,
October -. II risht. Hone! 81 F-. Gc-
-ller Il Bpnham October = ~ u.grt
denton. October - Bowie. October 3;
.fs sylli=. - -toD.r - -Sir .!la. trfH.-''
-, VI Ala. October - Waco. October IS.
~erh-nyile. Cet b'" - Coo October
r,asuand. o. -ober .l. Gr4-hury 80
L.ru--.r :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
STONED \ TRAIN.

Cuero. Texas. October 1l.-lne \
sion train coming from Victoria ~
was thrown into by some MeS0sn !,
rocks, and Mrs. +. Il. Mcconhs,, n
e. ~ seriously cut hy one OF ~ NJ.
She is resting easy. but II was
escape. :. m,
john RaEan-at least that u s,r;
he gives-has been acting 'e,ii ~
here for the past two deys. NJ IL Il
have mania for praylhg', lin i
to BRAY '.V lnr "'' fh 6S' Vcrowds wead Z
AROUND him. but that did not "a NJ \,
With his PRAYER. lie was loesSf,u XII, Y
terday evening on a charge oi ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
TN. y1croRIA FAIR.

Victoria. Texas. october u ~
tho fair closed yesterday, inc ga 3
be open TO the public TO-DAY, .,.s
sion train will hoe run from w iror ~
depot at o'clock. returning 30 thos
grounds at $40 p. IN" 10 81, darS
have been unable TO go ou ,hs ~
week an opportunity TO SCI srre =
which will hc open. NO ~ srol,s
made for admission 10 NV
building I. vel y
The fair management n.et,ns =
with the second annual nmd othef'
was a success financially a"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
ANSWERED. ~ GRFGl;

Center Texas Ociohcr u Hon 4 "
Gregg Of Palestine Texas made al tx
ce.lent speech here yesterday I, large
aud euce In behalf 81 Ieiroera s. 81
Gregg speech was VOL received aod
apTeclarcl ty thc democrats Of tn.s
place. He WIS followed by Mr. S. A
Calhoun ~ NacoRdo'hcs county 8ho q
the pupullpt nominee for congress from
this. the Second. district Mr. Cal1oun's
speech was tho regular populi-t "regula-
ton" speech, which contained nothing bat
abuse ~ the democratic party. The do
bate WAS closed by Mr.. Gregg and ne
fairly demolished every thing that Calhoun
he'd uaFd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

they nominated ]. r. Hedges republican,
den ocrauc candidate. J. NJ. beware. ter
county judge they nominated J. II. Cul-
herson. populist. brother of CongressmaA
Culherson For county clerk, GeoEs &c
Brown. republican, county treasure. ).
VI. Harper. democrat collector, sam
Grubbs. popullst. district clerk. l.. Il
Webster. democrat. and for assessor. A
u. Tulls popullst
The orators Of the day We're \. A Fort
Y alaS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
EpWOUTII r.EAGrREs

ldh,ctv till, october 9.-Tuesday. We'd
nos .ay and Thursday Of this month have
been taken mp mere by the Epworth
I'"sue conference. and the town has been
run o. vie tors The opening sermon was
PREACHED by Rev. 5. +. Wright, subject
The Holy spirit in the League" which
was fne display OF ora,ory sad !ostc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

The most interesting features 81 The cen-
ference were ss follows. Sermon ny Snnn
n Nelson Of Ce,aTrs.own. station. especial
~ TO Leasuers an address by joan VI
Bsrcls Of Temple statlan, subject ~
the Church has Received iscm Inc
League
j. 81 Bland was elected frs: vice pTasi-
dent Miss Matte Wright second wee
PRESIDENT " g. Wood, third vice pres''
.jar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
KNEM 4 GOOD TtuNG.

Brenham, Texas, October 1.-THE Bryan
and Sewall e.uh nj their last meeting cont
mcudHd The Houston Post 20 al believers
in himetalliFm and honest money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
A Fusion TICKrT

" ropuiisi convention met here today and
nominated what they call citizens lick.
ct. composed OF populists republicans AMI
democrats. for county offices. For sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12

Stractio1. by the republican and populls;
executive committees. yessercay stated
;aas re vas uot cons Nlt,-d about the matter
and that he most empnatically objects 70
such an unwa--anted liberty being taken
nlth his raTne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
sPEAKING At ELKHART

Elkhart, Texas. October lo-rIon, w. II.
Mahry and Hon Rice Mickey spoke here
To-Day % largo and attentive aud eu,'e IN
the interest OF democracy. Both speeches
wore well resolved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
IN SMITH cnrNrY

TYLER. Texas October li.Hon. Mann
Trice made three speeches IN this county
last week on behalf Of the democratic
ticket, paying ESPECIAL attention 10 State
Issues. In this city last Monday night he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
NEGRO TRAGEDY-

Waco. Texas, October ll-Floyd bod.
son ana Henry Jerfreys, both negroes. he.
came involved In quarrel al a dance on
~ Downs farm, twelve m les soutb ~,
Waco. las. night which resulted in f, IN
Gus im'tle, Jenreys using a pisto' ami
lodSou knife. Two shots Werr hrsl
q ,Ienreys fell dead stabbed thronpb
he heart. while noison ESCAPED ,,nbnS,
Jchreys took Dodson's girl AWAY frnn.
him and the fight followed in the nr,.o,,'.''
~ the g.rl. podsnn IL In ian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
FIGHT IN The MOUNTAINS.
Report of the Meeting With Horse
Thieves by Rangers.
THE BRAVE WORN OF A SICK BOY
Detailed Account OF 'he SN'' vs.
Capt. Hughes WIN tusi'i'"s- "'"o"-
men Joined in the fursuit'

,he A'H''s az -, Ranger Cantai,
the adjn'-ihl sei'-'''' ''''''
hughes.
,......-,I W n Mabry Austin. Texas.
,,...,..- -uear Sir: |
As.c'A' AVNNs- NN'NN'' .,
herewith asnd you a report "a aetaH OF |
our scout ID the DAVIS mountains.
49, on r,l,.,t. a. received |
Aoodt p NJ On o~Pt.'i'.' H..
a ieie gram from Mt W, X. Martin aiVl- /
sion slutt .iifr..dent OF the HaINes OF !
Houston ana s-tn Antonio rA4!to.td' WINCH
reals as roloNs;
",il.lelt, az Aip.-e. wires as follows fNe
horsa thieves caInpel fifteen lu.ics no:tn 7
n Al.u,la robbed ranch yvster -.ly. 600 |
guns ana ammun.t9n. also st9.r n9fses
r'rcn reports aud actions Ms Wal a.
fafopt 10 rra trair MNl probably strike /
traia betw--a Aip.ue and MAnnAiial.
are aNav from -1me hu- I.ilrtt says Dt
- .oinr att+; me thieves with posse oi
citizens tonight Can YOU go down with
inrr M y.Ir force ON 30 ~ Can send q
In m \ d ig to LOAF horses winch | pre-
sumo Win ro. lake ten minutes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
rnn 1NnIGEsTI0N


Use Horsford's Acsd f"''' IL
Dr. w. o. Hoyt. Rome. osua l,ii W
have found 1t both an ast ~ ini,is,
full remedy IN many ca51,sas atterde,
and also IN nervous rro4ilii,eSo ~ exnssll
sleeplossness and feelins " -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-12
r0rs lnlNlNG rIIE nrMncR as

DalMe. Tcyas October Colo.ol |. s..
Stanlifcr %; l'enison said yesterday I'm
c. I'm. g. 20, OF and adjoining counties tho
rof'l .slH are deserving their party hv tle
foll "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

To Cure . Cold In One Day.
Take laxative Bromo Quinire Tab
lets. All druggists refund the m ,ney
II il fails to cure. Is cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17

HAVANA. Nov. li.-No definite news
recording the movements OF General
Wcylcr. who is operating against me
rebels under Macao. in the province OF
Pmlr dol Eio has been received. The last
rcnorts stated that hc WAS penetrating
thc Eubi hills under q harassing fire
from thc insurrcnts. bat since then Moth
ing has been heard from him. and there
is considerable anxiety among the 10y
alists here. Rumors of an kinds are
current, but none OF them arc trust
worthy
The plan for a meeting Of bankers and
merchants to take part in the national
loan did not amount 10 anything. owing
10 lack OF time The popular subscrip-
tions here tO the loan amounts 10 only
$4,000.
Tho curboat Nagallanos. which has
arrived here. brings information that
General Castcilanos had arrived ot cas-
zorro. Tie reported that he had EIGHT
encounters with the rebels who were
very active. Returning TO san Miguel
he had further encounters with the
enemies. Tine rebels. who were numerous.
sustained heavy losses. The Spanish
column drcl On the various engagements
g cannon shots and used over 10000
cartridges. The troops lost twenty kill
cd major. lieutenant and ll3 phi
Yates wounded.
The rebels have destroyed the town
of Guaimaro. I'm the eastern part Of the
province of Puerto Principe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-17
THE CITY ATTORNEYSHlP
ar ,frHrDTTH,S REsTGNfIJON
NM sCiRCEIY BE dcCEPTED.
NJ. rro,nbere's Letter to the Old Donin-
ion Democratic tlub-Moncy TOT
the Health Department.

,....,, .,d Hoard
a Joint session OF inc 'o"h'" ~"
81 Aldermen will be held at : 30 o clock
..t,tt f,~ tho ruruose OF considering
- -. - 4 Meredith.
the ltslSlallos Oh M -.
city Attorney. which, as ia Wen h'''""'
900 t.ta ar, Tho tahie hv "A small ma Ority
-. a.. ,..,.,,,
JNNt lii"' W '"' ''N~' L.
Tho action when "" JOINT 7'7'''" -
ftt.r,. g.. ..Lo can proIablv be fOrcCastcd
''"''' ,... ..,t.,., O., tho
from inc lO"v"'h@ ''''' a..
ola Dominion Democratic 'iup hs MI
sol l.. BlOomlcrg, one OF the most coh-
....i,. ,.,,.,,,i,er. of the CIV Council.
SCI F"''N' '-'ii'', +. -. r..r,r--,,
'lis. 4i-DD4d bt-is,' - - -. a. iSqc
hlchhhOhu' va - - ttrh-
Ola pominoh Deh'o''''o ''
memo Va. 49,. ,,t,,o,ylod-c re-
GcnuCnen,-l beg TO acNhto,W,,e Meant
ccipt Oh your laNoi % 'nc 'i'.' ,.,,, mad
luloimhG me OF tit 'yNt 49,, tr.r.iit-
UNANIMOUSLY adopted "a a.. ne arc.u--
}. lt4.t.tihk H4D ~ w, a., 90 A. Mere
ancc oil the ~ Il" tenlv thereto
dith IIty Atttii ~, .i'u ,' ii'"'r1i,ayitv with
would say that nom i"F "i..l. ,,,,. 90
the affairs OF the city, J am NoN. 49,.
that at This time the best lnt'i'.'S "l ~
city would DEE allatiA'u Ne t.t.. a.
services Of the present enio'5nt ~ dei-
iOruty. 1 was cilttcH "a 0"ui,' -, az
csate 10 the DemocIalc 'o''r '.,.'',,,tion
as did Mr. Meredith. but because l. VOC, NOle'
fer tIe nomil zee OF tne 10 pi'' ,',
ana he gave ms reasons H". ro safilaed.
DO so 'Which iFt7oilF' 4 ~, ,,t,,t5,-o tn
every ono comedies were voo5 I'm, +
hlml, IS io ituh1l, t' az T.. Inv nf his
shouiu Fo'3 20 "Fti4f. tto,. t,b.n Sine
pIcItrsluii"i 9'iNi''9 'tct - tl,f'Gt ~ mis-
stands most in hecd Ca lnI - ia.
long experience as her les"i "us 80 ,., III
ing no luftAci opJcct ga w.. ~. d.. y
vote on an questions dH 'vi''.-'tt 't,'.,'i,,,
interest OF lh. 'l'y ~,',, ,.,..,siors aka
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