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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
A CRUSH AT CANTON.
Women and Children suffer In MS
Crowd.

Women and Children Suffer In Mig
Crowd.
Canton. o.. Oct. 31.-1n the awful
crush about the stand in the Mckinley
ward this afternoon to shake Major
Mckinley by the hand Youngstown
woman tainted dead away. She was
carried through the throns to the east
side of the street. where rcstOritives
were applied. She recovered after n
time and was taken away In Il car
riacc. Several others were also over
come. Two little girls. about five years
old were caught in the crush and al
most smothcrcd. Strong arms srasped
them and quickly carried them away.
Soon after these incidents the Niles
citizens were crowded so about the
stand that panic was imminent. Ma
Jor Mckinley seeing the opportunity
proposed three cheers for the old flag
in the following words
.My Fellow Cltizens-1 propose. In
as much rs this is Flag Day. In honor
of the old standard which we love so
much. we give three rousing cheers
for 1t and what 1t represents In our
national life"
The people paused. the crush was
stayed, and with great vchemence the
cheers were given. The crowds NOV
cd away and Major Mckinley passed
quickly into the house. The maneuver
was timely and doubtless averted ser
ious injury to many in the crowd.
The crowds assembled today about
the Mckinley home exceeded any ever
before seen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
An Armenian Plot.

London. Nov. IA dispatch TO the
Daily Mail from Cons;antinople says:
It is rumorcd that tho Armcnnns
have decided To poison the water sup
ply, and the authorities are taklnt: rig
id precautions. Panics are OF daily
occurrence. The masses regard the
Increase in the price of bread as Il
sign OF the approach Of war. The bit
trrcst strife exists among the minis
trrs ut Yiidia Kiosk. There are ri
mors of the arrests of ministers and
officials. The sultan's only supporters
now hero are Hassnn Pasha and Eifat
Tnshu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
TEA. COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Differences In the Averages of Con-
sumption In Various Countries.

Differences In the Averages of Con-
sumption In Various Countries.
Twenty ounces year for each In
habltant has been the unvarying aver
age of tea consumption in the United
States for twenty-five years. Eng
lands average for the same period has
been eighty ounces for each inhabitant,
or four times greater. Tea drinkers. as
rule, use more sugar than coffee
drinkers do. Tea drinking countries
are the greater consumers Of sugar.
In Spain. where chocolate Is more popu-
lar as a drink than tea, and In France.
where coffee Is proverbially popular.
and supposedly best made, sugar is,
relatively less used. The annual con-
sumption Of sugar in the United States
is now 100000 tons, which Is about
sixty-five pounds u person. or the
total the United States produces 350.00
tons, 100000 being imported. The
United States pay annually over $10S.-
00O.0 for foreign sugar and 320.000.-
900 for the domestic article. The Amer
lean product OF sugar has increased 30
per cent in twelve years. The English
consumption of sugar is at the rate of
seventy pounds per capita, the average
Of Holland and Denmark being thirty
pounds. and Of France and Switzerland
twenty-three pounds. The expression
enormous" often erroneously used by
statisticians intent upon establishing
proposition or destroying an adverse
contention. is correct in the case of H0l-
land as a coffee-consuming country.
for the total consumption Of coffee in
year amounts to 10000 tons, and the
total area OF Holland is 1900 square
miles-less than half the size Of West
Virginia. On the basis Of the popula-
tion the coffee consumption OF Holland
Is 325 ounces yearly for each inhab-
itant, and the other countries with
which u comparison Is made have the
averages following: United States. $50:
Germany. 90: France. 20: Austro-H Hun
gary, 35: Italy, II; Great Britain and
ireland, Is: Spain. 8. and Russia. 3.
The English taste for tea has never ex-
tended to tho United States, but. oddly
enough. In those portions Of Canada
in which the Inhabitants are Of English
descent the consumption Of tea Is Just
as large as In either England or Ire
land. In tea and coffee drinking the
United States follow rather France and
Germany than England. though the
reason for this preference is not alto
ge:her clear.-New York Sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
Enst Wheel Riding.

New York. Nov. 1.-The New York
to philadelphia record aud return. cycle
record has been broken. Albert Peit-
schcr of the iorkvillc Whcelmcn left
the city hail to-day at 300 n. m. ana
rode TO the Philadelphia city hall and
finished the return journey ut 1910 u.
m., riding the entire distance In the
elapsed time of Is hours and IL mill
utcs. The record breakers pape's
were properly checked. His time,
therefore. supplants the old record OF
10 hours and &c minutes held by Chas.
Stanbcck of the Manhattan Bicycle
club for over two years.
Pcltschcr stopped half an hour ut
philadelphia. 20 minutes at Trenton
and IL minutes ut Newark. Hc had 4
bad fall and was sick twice during his
ride
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
PASSENGERS SCARED.
Hart willis Trying t" G-. IN: Of an Fec
tric Car.

Hart Willis Trying To S"t ous or an r. &c
tric Car.
New York. Nov. Through the
flashing OF the battery In an electric
ear on Mount Prospect avenue. early
this morning. terror seized the passe'i-
gers and they sprang from the car.
One man was killed. one fatally hart
and four others seriously injured.
The dead: Lnubuska Angelo.
The injured: T.uscit'n Giuseppe.
skull fractured. cannot recover: Al.
fonsc Angelo. back spraincd.
Theo Zinco. cut on head and body:
vcnzcrno Estarda., hand crushed: Tony
Burguc. face scrapcd.
The car was going north with gang
Of thirty Italian lnborrrs. At Mount
Prospect the controlling stand flashed
out. The car was under full hcadway.
The Italians became panic-stricken an'l
dashed hcadlong out of the windows
and over the rear platform. Laubuska
Angelo landed on his head breaking.
his neck Giuseppe was nearly scalpc,l
by dashing his head through the glass.
The others were injured by jumping.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
SENATOR DAsElA WOUNDED
Attrnip, to Assassrutc Him During Poll.
iics,i arciing


Trinidad. Nov. 1.-Word reached
Trinidad yesterday that while making
political speech ut Hochne, place
twelve miles east of here. at about 10
O'Clock saturday night. man by the
name of John Iioyle attempted to as
sassinatc Senator Casiniro Barela.
candidate on the Democratic ticket for
state senator.
Hoyle was on the outside of the
building and fired six shots through
the window at the senator. only one
Of which took effect. however.
The bullet struck Mr.. Barcla on the
side of the neck and lodged some
where in the throat or head. The sen
ntor was brought to the residence OF n
relative several miles east of this city
and physician summoned.
After the shooting Hoyle was taken
into custody. and it was with great diff
ficulty that the Mexican friends of Mr..
Barcla could be prevented from mob
hing him. IIoylc has been brought to
Trinidad and is now in the county Jail.
The cause Of the shooting was not
learned. The messenger who came
for the physician was interviewed. but
could give no Information further
than that detailed above. 1t is not
thought that the senator's wound will
prove fatal.
The physicians this morning remov-
cd the bullet which had lodged In the
side of Senator Bnrcla's neck and re.
port that the present Indications are
that there will be no serious results.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
L IL Iicht AnnnlnI.L.

Washington. Oct. BE. Il. Light,
formerly Of Denver. has been appoint
ed consular agent of the United States
at Guntlalaiara. Mexico.
While secretary of the chamber o!
commerce and other organizations for
the upbnilding Of Colorado, Mr.. Light
advocated Increased commercial reia-
tions with Mexico. and the position
which he has received as consular
agent ut one of the principal cities in
the Southern republic may serve to
aid the consummation Of his original
iteas for Il closer relationship between
Denver and that country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
blown ON II Train.

Newton. Kan. Nov. Mrs. Clara
t;uswick. en- route to Los Angeles from
her home in Lexington. Missouri. III
nassing from one Pullman to an
other. was blown by n gust of wind
Off the platform of II Santa Fc tram
near Braddock. She was stunned ana
Law on the frosty ground for several
hours. She was picked UP by Con-
ductor Campbell of No. Z and brought
Il, Newton. She will recover.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
Consul Lee Coming Home.

Havana. Nov. Limited States Con.
sui General Lee and his secretary. Mr..
Jones. sailed for New York to-day on
board the steamship Nigilancia. The
steamship was accompanied out Of the
harbof by the steam launch Zlldo, hav-
ing OH board United States Vice Consul
General Joseph A. Springer. DIR. Bur
CESS and Charles Todd,cmployes Of the
consulate and other friends OF General
Lee and representatives of the Amer
lean newspapers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

An amusing coincidence has oceurres
in Passaic. N. ]. Two brathors. Ahree
and Radcliffe Wells. have been secret
iy wooing two maidcns of that ioca,'
ity, and fearing opposition IN each
case, neither said n word to the o.he'
of their intentions, but both ue,e'-
mined upon runaway match anu d
secret wedding. Each carried out 'he,'
intention on the same night. anu meet
ing the same day each was ihoVeu y.
an avowal of what they had done, anu
their mutual astonisment can he pet-
ter imagined than described.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

A double golden wedding is certainly
an unusual event. William Il. HiSpee
of Bridgeport. Conn. and George IL.
Cornwall of Port Chester. N. Y, were
old school friends and married on the
same day. Sept %, 1S4G. Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwall went over TO
Bridgeport and celebrated joint so'u-
en- wedding with Mr.. and Mrs. HiBpee'
All four arc in excellent health and mo
two young couples" enjoyed the fes'
tivities greatly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

Are we to actually have a duel oe-
tween Logan Carlisle and Senator
Blackburn? This is the burning qnes-
ton of the hour, and Washington so
cial circles are wildly excited over the
prospect The calm critic. however.
may well point out that while duel
scare comes from Washington eVely
few weeks, none Of tho duels arrahsea
IN the national capital ever come OIL
The few gentlemen who actuai'y "sh.
duels nowadays arrange them IN an
absolutely impromptu fashion anu
without any preceding "Corbett-fitS'
slmmons" newspaper notoriety'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
q un,.y Bank Robbers.

Dcs Moincs. Iowa. Oct. 31.-A dcs-
pcra:e attempt was made to rob the
Citizens State bank, owned by Neil
hency Bros, mt Goldneld. last night.
Dynamite was placed I'm the front door
and exploded. The concussion shook
the entire town, breaking windows In
several buildings. The citizens were
aroused. and the burglars, taking
alarm, escaped leaving no clue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
Mckinley Keeps Cool.

Canton. o. Nov. 2.-The day before
election finds Major Mckinley hale
and hearty and free from any outward
indication OF anxiety or worrlment. He
is confident of success. The candidate
arose at the usual hour and inter-
wards took short wolk. After break
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
a Hold Policeman.

II wonder" said the policemaa ~ho
knows more about the local regulations
than about biblical history. why 1t
was that Joshua made the sun stcp."
And the member of the bicycle squsd
expanded his chest and looked learR d
and answered:
That's easy: he probably arresv.s Il
for scorching."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
All ltn,ls of I,uch.

A California woman who took In
washing won $4,000 in lottery,
whereupon her husband refused longer
to work. and secured her legal incar-
ccration in an insane asylum. Moral:
Do not buy lottery tickets. but keep on
taking in washing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

fast "aa devoted to callers. Although
no organized delegations We're sched-
uled or brought to Canton. large num-
bers of personal friends of the candi-
date came to pay their respects and
bring words Of cheer so Major McISin-
ley on the eve of the great battle Of the
ballots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

1t is now reported that Actor Au'
brey Bouc.cault will quit the stage
having successfully married his mil
lion-dollar bride. This Is more eaus-
factory to her friends than the orisl-
nal statemea. that he would remain on
the stage and she would join him In
artistic avocations. She will also be
likely tn hold oil to her million some
what longer this way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

Fresh eggs from China" Is sign
which is being displayed in some OF
the Chinese stores Of Chicago. The
ce,cg:iais have evidently got a thor
oughly Americanlzed conception o.
the term fresh eggs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
r,rt.. Find Dynn mite,

Io,1on. oct. 3O.-Thc Morning Post
nnblishcs n dispatch from CONSTANT
rn,,c saving that twenty-five kilos {
dynnmite and other explosives have
hceu found by the police In the Tuskin
,unrtcr of Pera. Forty arrests have
hoon made in connection with the dis
.oycry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

The fac; that n girl who is blind.
deaf and without sense of taste or
smell has passed the Harvard exam
iaa;!oa with credit may be taken as an
indication TIA. higher education ia
sense!oss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

Tie war department has put in dove
co:cJ and It may not be great While
before there will he demand Tor the
government 10 maintain stock or
rabbits with we!l-developed left hind
feet,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

The wind was blowing seventy-hve
miles an hour Mt New York one da!
last week. Gotham is evidently better
at raising the wind than 1t used to oe
in tho days when monument iunas
were on the tapis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

A young man was arrested in Chicago
the other day for throwing away
money. II every man guilty OF this
ofIcnsc were treated likewise the Vo'o
would lie very slim this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

A Chicago girl at present sojournins
near Philadelphia can say nothing bu.
nit" That. however, is the most
Chicago girl needs to say in that re-
gioa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
Cauxht Flea. with Fly Paper.

a Baltimore man lived In house IN
tested with fleas. He covered each OK
his logs, from ankle to knee, with ny
paper, the stick side out, then darken-
ed the rooms and walked around. This
plan caught the fieas in great numbern
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

William X. Vanderbilt refused to
obey SUMMONS to serve as juror. 1t
is Thought. however. that Mr.. Wander
bit would condescerd TO act as jury.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

A st. Pail girl has inherited s3.0oo.-
e0o. and Minneapolis is looking to one
Of It's Young men to see that it doesn't
get any the worst of the deal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

China has sent an imperial CONNER
cial ambassador TO this country. This
sounds like high-tone name for
drummer
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

A h!5omcr girl in Groton. n. Y, last
week saved her escort from drowning,
and tho poor fellow is still in his Ia:s-
ery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

Euthusiasul Is well enough for Pic
,!c. but i; takes endurance TO saw
yocd guccacsfully.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

One Of the chief delights OF feminine
rs:uro II TO do something that W.!
;ta.tic sccac particular man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
c,..-r,,. smoker Turn, c-...,

Cigarette Smoker Turns GrceA
A young man living In BreedcIije,
Mich. is turning green from the use Of
cigarettes. Most cigarette smokers
are more or less green when they begin
the practice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

/, Bourke Cochran marries the
laughter Of an English lord our foreign
account Will be partially evened up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

Mary IA ,..an has an easy job simply
because his employers are aware tina.
he Is not reliable in emergencies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

ort in 3iissouri there 10 a 2f-yesr-o'd
rc:agn VINO is the mother OF twelve
,hi'lrcc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

1t is extremely easy for woman to
i.scovs.' that she Is abused by an ia
compatible husband.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

TIE amount n man can perform!
ought often to be judged by cutting In
tvo wha. he can plan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05
The Rocky Ford Enterprise
rocky FORD, COLORADO.

: ...psh is the only crop tina. coa!a
al ...5a successfully.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-05

Tho s.aadard OIL ttust will net make
- .. my y.aing else bat money.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
GOV. MORTON A CANDIDATE.


Depew's house. Governor Morton left Albany by
a late afternoon train and reached New-fork by
O'Clock. The others present at the dinner were
Warner Miller Frank Hscock. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew. Thomas c. Platt. Benjamin f. Tracy, James
A. Roberts and Edward Lauterbach. 1t was at
this dinner that Mr.. Morton in an Informal way
announced his candidacy for President.
1t was then arranged that Mr. Mortons cam
didacy should be pushed in series OF inter-
views with prominent Republicans Of the
State. and that those present at the dinner
should give out interviews in Mr.. Morton's
favor to-morrCw fer simultaneous publication
on Friday mo-. ming. Then were to follow the
summoning together of the Republican State
Committee and interviews with its members
in Mr.. Morton's favor. The Republican State
Committee at its meeting, will issue the call
for the Republican State Convention, at
which deegates-at-large will be elected to the
Republican National Convention.
The calling of a State convention under such
circumstances is always followed by the calling
Of the Thirty fourth Congress District conven-
tons at which two delegates from each districtare
elected to the National Convention. These
Congress District conventions usually precede
the holding of the State convention. 1t is likely
that the Republican State Convention will be
held this year in the first week Of May. and 1t Is
rumored that it will be held in Albany, in view
of Mr. Morton's candidacy. New-York has
seventy-twO votes in the Republican National
Convention.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
,JJss 4LIcE T,VOUBLY'S DElTH.

Miss Alice Twombly. eldest daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs H. Mckay Twomby, died suddenly al Z
o.cIock Yesterday at the country home of her par
a,,s et Madison New-Jersey, after short Illness
from pneumonia. The death Of the girl VINO was
s,x,een wears old most unexpected, anu was vi
curse great shock to her parents ana FANNY
che had been III only since Monday. Her dea'h
ain again remove the members OF the entife van
darht family from the gayeties OF the fashiohap'e
-oasor IN town Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Nanaerp''
ubo had arranged 10 give chiidrens ohnoe a.
,,, homo No | West F!fty-seventh-st. Iast "isnt h
ehsndoned the entertainment The recep',TTn p Tmesdav
.,,sic witch was 10 be given by them U" i"e'"'
nvening next will not take place. ~ Mr. and
o..,h rruombly the second daughter OF -nt' ~
~, run rruonhv who was recently so III. anu hn4 m,,
Mi m .,.nni a operatOn for an apscess III .ne ,ha
undcrw,ent as a., - Inc ears is now much better one
oach i ,ho'ebt ~ 10 be out Of all danger ,. about
II ,ts fTuomb,y whose marriage TOOK Ph,ar Paeh of
np,aar Mrs years ago IL the younsesl aan&s''ht & hsn
seventeen ixvviiana H. Vanderbilt. and mas t pre'
me en, iasr in fashionable life here ana al "o''''
town. ,.s, ,bs last few years been ire
3nsndsrb 3nemd family Early last year hsnard died
Shepard reT illness and about two yesss prrs,I,s
,,s arter oFey ~ Vanderbilt the eldest son OF
VsrdArbilt died.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02


r'"piy in ali rGSSss4LasrIs fss:s a ,ss s' Ms s eo"'
sATURDAY-At |: a. m. for France; switzsrland Italy
"a nSrhs S s HsyD aea n:n Us insa S.
OF Europe must be directed per La NorinsndeJ; at
ssS 70 SsS & SsS;%
a. FOR eRSp asc T., pr f%ds a4 NorTsy @Ssrs .., %g,s
directed per Thingvalla').
After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
mails named boSs & @ M mas Fsens ss
ana German steamers. and remain until within ten
%H FOR q hs soTH HE
tpr .aSa %
Ha An ispG%fa'ITy Gs9srs must L cs ''T
M for for COSTA COSTA a Rfl ptr T George
FRIDAY-At II a m. for Cape Colony and Natal; per
Sama'5' 'Ir at for North Brazil, VIA Para MsIsn:
barn par4s aa' Of Bran must he directed per
=. 'supplementary i:so p M for Nassau n p and
.nS 1920 Cost, M R,ss for
Asa sCr Of Uhsy J gsr' Sf fo0%Sa or amps: %S:'
FOR Shsr & a sssS nnS 'st
ii a. M supplementary II 80 a. M for Venezuela.
and Sayan va % Colombia pr %. BE- dree
per carscas'J: at i2 m. fc- Grenada Trinidad and
nsntspy SSss Pf iso p mj FOR Turks saaa
san Domingo. per s. = Sasins"'
By ss s,y mqs5 II ss and ss.s: s.:
for Mauelon by rail Boston, and thence by steamer
close al this Office daily at $50 p Malls for Cuba
close al mi. Office daily at a. IN. for forwarding by
steamers sailing Mondays Thursday and saturdays)
from port Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico. overland.
unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close
az this Office daily at 700 a. m
" ~ TKANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails s cS.s eos s1 sss d.s Pc,
D. m. Malls for China and Japan Especially addressed
any, Empress OF India (from Vancouver) close
here daily up December $50 at $50 p m. Mails for
China and Japan Peru for San Francisco close
here daily o January at $50 p. m. Mails for
australia except those for West Australia which
Forwarded via Europe) New Zealand. Hawaii. FIJI
Samoan Islands Alameda from San Fsancisco,
close here daily January - at $3.50 tor
rival az New York Etruria with British mails for
Australia Malls for Australia Except West Australia
couve close here daily after January and up to jan
nary al d Malls for Hawaii. per g. o. Australia
(rom San Francisco close here daily 70 January
TX at $50 r. m. Mails for the Society Islands per
shin CITY of Papeit San Francisco close
daily up TO January % at 6:30 o.
CHARLES W DAYTON. PostmastsA
Postofnce. New-York N. Y. December n. 1897
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
MRS TTTEREIEID' RECEPTION

Al elaborate reception with music was given by
Mrs Daniel Butterfiell. at her home No. GIG Fifth
ave. yesterday afternoon II was the first OF
scres OF similar entertainments which have been
arranged 10 take place during this month. The ar
lists Miss Harriet Cady. the pianist; Miss Jes-
samlne Hallenbeck. Mrs Mathot OF Paris. ami
Percy Averill Orton Bradley directed. Among
the guests Mr.. and Mrs Clarerce Postley. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Nc Lean. Mr. and Mrs. W. Edge
Sheperl Mime. MantelL Nine. Roosevelt Scoyel.
Miss Roosevelt Scovel Dr and Mrs. Inslee Pariee.
Mir ana Mrs Edward Mitchell. Mrs. Frederick
Roosevelt Colonel Ethan Allen. Mrs f.. Marcy Ray
mond. Mrs. George II. Holt and Mr. and Mrs. g
HurrOwes Greene.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
NOT TO BE GOVERNOR AGAIN.
MR. MORTON. IT Is SAID. Is OUT OF THE RACE
NATTER APpENS

MR.. MORTON, IT Il SAID, Is OUT OF THE RACE,
NO NATTER WHAT HAPPENS.
Albany. Jan lit is stated that when Governor
Morton acceded to the wishes of the party leaders
to permit formal acknowledgment that he is
candidate for President. he at the same time an
nounced that. matter what the result of his
canvass might be. he would not be a candidate
for reelection Governor when his term ex-
pired January next If he is unsuccessful,
which it is not expected that he will be by those
who are cognizant of the circumstances which
have led him to announce his candidacy, he
would 1t is thought. prefer to go to the United
States Senate successor If David b. Hill. whose
term expires next year.
The decision of the Governor has led to much
speculat ton as to who. among the many candi-
dates for Governor. is likely to succeed him.
State Controller Roberts Speaker Hamilton
Fish, Secretary of State Palmer. Adjutant-(ien-
eral McAlpin and J. Sloat Fassett have, time
and again, been mentioned as possibilities. while
there some persons who seem to think that
Warner Miller would profit by the Governors
decnation OF second term, under the circum-
stances which have caused the Governors an
nouncement Of his candidacy for the Presidency