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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-15
Lr,yG IN THE PHILIPPINES.

:. NJ N Desperate battle Won
tho Standards at CaNttc.
York. January 1.-THE Herald this
% nublishes a letter from Mrs. llod-
|ife OF the manager of the English
rear Cayite, the center of the re-
In the Philippines. it Is dated at
ls;nuiug of the month and shows
he Nestisos and other native Philip
employed by the dock rose against
employers and threatened murders;
anInst English people, who were
b regarded safe, as the national
h was believed to be solely directed
The Spaniards. Mr.. and Mrs. Hold
nwled notes to friends in Manila,
kong and Shanghai from their hid
lies inside a large. disused boiler,
they took refuge from rifle shots.
Nj natives carried their letters safe
hat steps were taken by the British
bats at Manila to secure their rescue
known. but 1t is clear that the i'm
Of other foreigners than Spaniards
10 enjoyed is at an end,
Srding to the letters rebels in Cavite
till masters Of the situation. They
divided with quite a number of mod
Nd and other machine guns. but very
h heavier pattern. on November 8
h troops, numbering 1000, under the
Ind OF General Rios, made a COM
attack on the rebel entertainments
Eeleta and Viego. Six gun boats and
|ruisers co-operated from the bay,
ing shells in the rebel positions from
|morning. Under the diversion thus
u General Rios ordered the advance
Zee columns and commanded the last
b person. The rebels could by no
reply to the heavy fire from the
but they offered desperate resist
10 the land attack from behind en-
pments and rifle pits. The chief OBJ
the attack was to cut off the COM
(ation across the isthmus leading
pc important position Of Ire
which the rebels hold. The rebel
estimated at 10000, held the amin
Pn all day but evening saw the Span
In possession Of the village of Bulu-
pa the road. from which they were
to retire during the night after de-
ng the rebel works. Four hundred
dead and wounded were found inside
benches.
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ESc FROM THE PLAGUE.
! 4. Population of Bombay
1 Leave Their Homes
LnrY IN BuRylNG THE DEAD.
!, victims Lying In the
..-rhey Are Fed ON
py vuiturc'.

,.,,,rv 14.--over half the pop
m. city, estimated at ABOUT
=. ned from the plague. Courts
- and judges and officials nave
be- s..lthier climates , Clerks KS ana ana
-. vacations call them to me
sh.ve removed to suburban sta
M, people are mostly Nv
. ~ huts. 1t is estimated chat
.,s are encamped at Andhler,
.s.v will soon be forced to migrate
,.ck of water and sanitation
.Ins to breed cholera
MN, are made hideous by melan-
Ans. One difficulty experienced Is
1 ~ dead, friends and relatives re-
n carry the corpses. In some IN
romen have assisted in carrying
. large number OF plague corpses
,orsr of silence, the Parsee burial
.,o been eaten by the vultures In
, 4 Corpses have been found in
eets.
\, ,cturns show up to last o7ening
,ere 1894 cases of buhonic plague and
a,hs from that disease.
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HEY QUARREL CONSTANTLY.
CESS and Gypsy Tired of Thcis
ElOpcment,


iork' January IA copyrighted
IAN from London to the Evening
says The World correspondent sent
'dA resth writes that ii is his judy
'"a' si'er nearly fortnight of daily
1--WE iuncheons and dinners with the
.ss de chimay and her gypsy lover,
'O'u are already very tired of their
'uea' But the gypsy wants to make
ucn money out of it as possible before
~,,t parting, The CORRESPONDENT
No mem last Saturday before re-
IN 10 " us post in Berlin. and reports
". par quarreled constantly.
a manager OF the Folies Bergeres of
q Berlin writes: INV ~
A w,,s lived mere and have had inter
prnn a .ne princess, to whom they laid
No svpos,tions relating to engagement,
|prina ~ NOSE places. They diued with
|v'slCess' but she declined ,hcir os,nr'
le present. '''Hou 'helr oiIers
fne IN c. Hoson Ward, who has been
kes ,s h,anhes' is expected here, as the
M ,s wsi,egraphed for him.
erisI, ne new days might bring matters
\ on,s The princess saws that If She
avsy I'm, Una somebody else who would
her she would like to do
IN as hss ana probably would choosa
bovsysrr' next hunting ground.
depended no'iihg the princess SAYS can
b noron en' for she changes her mind
Ian kinsa She finds pleasure in tell
TO Fee S ho OF stories to every one who
pay bsa correspondent adds. "prince
asked - zen Well advised he would
Frs n r 70 nave his wife examined by
b tha, u mental ,, disorders. There is no
been MIL, ms had been done she would
W. paced in an asylum, "ou'u
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AMENDMENTS TO LAND bill.
senator Chandler Gives Notice OF
Proposed Changes.

Washington, January A.--Senator Chan
dler today gave notice of several amend
ments he proposes to offer to the Loud bill
regulating second class mail matter. one
Of these strikes out. IN the second section
of the bin, the provision excluding sample
copies from he 1-cent a pound rate, and
specifically includes samples to the num-
her Of ten when sent to actual subscribers.
Tho amendment also strikes out OF the
same section the provision relating to news
agents Another amendment strikes out
the restriction AGAR st the return OF unsold
periodicals by news agents, and provinces
for rate OF 3 cents II pound on Sunday
newspapers. Semi monthly monthly and
quarterly publications are put on footing
with weehlies in being given the l cent a
pound rate from delivery by letter carriers
at the town where published. The amends
nlcnt enlurges the scope OF matter admts-
sitlc as second class by providing that such
may be cent to persons who receive the
same under an obligation to pay therefor.
The hill as passed the house limits to per-
sons who pay for the matter ordered.
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BEFORE COMMITTEE AGAIN.
The Pucific Railroad Question Will
Bc Reopened.
MUCH OPPOSITION TO FORECLOSURE,
Reported FnvornbIs-Propos tiUn
From sioux city ana Pacific.

N"shihS'oh' JaluuTy li.~-Ine course
taken by tho house committee on Pacific
railroads today makes it probable that the
railroad question will be brought before
congress again this session in the form of
a proposition TO adopt the plan of.'1icpre-
sentative Harrison OF Alabama for q gov
eminent commission to make a settlement
with the roads. With but one dissenting
voice the committee decided to empower Il
subcommittee TO consider MIR. Harrison's
PLAN which is embodied in u bill and It
is predicted by most OF the committee that
the bill VIII be reported to the house. II
was decided to give hearing on the ques-
ton next Wednesday. Tho members Of tho
subcommittee are Powers of Vermont. Hep
burn Of Iowa, Patterson Of Tennessee. Har-
rison OF Alabama and Hubbard of Missouri
In It's personnel every shade oi opinion on
the railroad question is represented The
committee was impollcd to it's action by the
strong feeling entertained by most OF It's
members against the foreclosure by the
government with the probability of gov
ernment ownership which the members
| consider nearly inevitable II the govern
.iiei, iorc.loses' IL was 'olceaed thai tho
,u"uin6 p''.,i ~ any iorli was ac'u' NOM
,ns was salu u, the So"h!it'ee To-Day apout
,hc 'ieWs oi lhe ra''roau COMPANIES upon
Nv 'o'iiIiss,on pan pu' II Is assumed ,ha'
they viii prefer an opportunity to continue
nVso''a''ons WIN the government 10 iore-
close
me i'arrison nll' Whieh empoalos tne
s"ts's,.punS h''uo 10 congress by Cyl res'
ucit harrlAon' names inc secretaries oi W.
treasury ana the interior ana the attor-
',ey genera 10 constitute Tue commission,
suhhest'on WIS .lauo t"u' V'V'e shoulu
pc a coillhii'tloh VI thuse NOT government
oihciuis "iPolnteu ny the presiuohl' II oe,
ins arRueu ih"t we Vtnin', "iHocrs Woulu
no' nave 10 pe o,saeon III 'ne DESIGNATIONS,
A"o,hor SuRgestiol was 'hh, inc SECRETARY
OF the interior ana inc attorney s",e,al
Win 'hree o'i'ei persons one selec'eu ny
the president ana one by each OF me eau
mel o'hoers' constitute 'he commission
me rhlroau qu's'on WAS opehcu before
the committee og "ho'her attempt by rep
feSenlallN'N o. l'c H'ouN Wy anu ,auii i,,
10 secure an independent set'letnen, Win
we soNcIninont' N''"lnVHN iV' Wy En'e"so
a'd Not'hWestern appeared ny tnelt req
resehta'lNe' Mr' brown 10 "'s' me "uop-
non o' ul'' ii'iouuovu ny VT ii'po", "a
oI iowa authorizing we SoeFe,aIy oi 'uo
treasury l" hi"hr Sct''cNrph' vi Ny l''i .
iiiututeuutSs 10 tt', EoNoIuIhc"C me- "''
Si'oVu'ouu ol Suusluy pohuS Hi''uIInB Jan"
airy j. iH''' aid th' hoN,rnr''on' nus patu
interest on thos' Mi''n nIlnss iu' io'u y
ihdepledhess up 10 aponl S'uou,oou, y ma
loF,ty o, tne S'"uN wy aH" rnvlnc storN
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Mn,Idcn Withdrew.

Springfield, ILL.,. January H.-Martin Il.
Madden, the Chicago alderman who has
been one of the leading candidates In the
senatorial contest. withdrew from the race
tonight. throwing his support to ex-Con-
gresham Mason of Chicago. who has been
his most prominent rival for Senator
ralmers seat. Mr.. Madden's candidacy
had been bitterly fought by the anti
machine element OF the State and up to
the moment Of his announced withdrawal
il had been supposed that he would 20
into the caucus tomorrow well backed by
supporters. 1t is generally believed to-
night that Maddons action makes the Sc
lection of Mason by the caucus tomorrow
n certainty.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON.
How II should lie Cultivated. Picked
and tsinncd.
m, -. ID.

uhu Asihhru.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Buffalo. Texas. January FL note
what Mr. J. L. Lnmkin of Cameron has 10
say in yesterdays Daily Post relative to
Sea Island cotton. I raised one bale the
past season and ! will give my experience,
| have plenty of seed, good and pure,
got the seed from Jacksonville. Fla. at a
cost to me of 50 per buahel of fifty pounds.
and have taken much pains to keep them
pure.
Medium grade land is best for the cotton.
as tho richest and strongest soils grow the
stalk too rank, Plant AZ you do other cot
ton. say three or three and one half foot
will plant from May / to 10. owing to the
spring. Work 1t fast. as II is quick
growth 1t stands wet or dW weather
much better than common cotton. In the
hot, dry weather OF last summer 1t was In
fun bloom and green while other cotton
was shedding and turning red. Inc Lois
are small and somewhat troublesome To
pick costing Is cents per 100 pounds, An
average year Il will yield as much or near
ly as much per acre as the common cot
ton and sell In the markets for from IL
cents to q cents per pound. owing to the
care taken In gathering same. IL should be
ginned on the roller GIN. The price for
ginning is sl,50 per 100 pounds in lint.
This covers balng and wrapping There
being no gin here, ship to Houston to BE-
glnned Another year there will be enough
planted here to Justify some gin man to
nut In n roller gin, which costs about Sl2a
each and can be had OF most any leading
machinery dealers
Trusting the above may be OF service to
you and others who think Of experimenting
In Sea island cotton. very truly yours.
H. Parker.
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Galveston Man Got the Contract

San Diego, Cal. January lf-Ihe MeX'-
can government has just awarded the con-
tract fer the making Of harooT "hero
shins may safely anchor at Mazatlan.
K. /. Moot Of Galveston is the contract
or. The specifications call for the con
structlon OF first class harbor Win
dcrth of not less than 80 feet IL Is ca' !,
cnlated that three years will be required
to complete the undertaking. II is annouhc-
Cd that the amount to he expended VIII ap-
proxinate $4,000 900 Mexican silver
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ippines, is preparing combined military and
naval operations to end the revolution.
Dispatches from Cavite say that since the
beginning Of the insurrection in the Philip
pines the Spanish have lost $50 men killed
ana 100 wounded, while the insurgents have
lost TOO killed. In addition PHO have been
arrested, and OF these 400 have been de.
ported.
II is further stated that 1000 insurgents
In the provinces of Bucolan and Manila
have submitted as result of promises OF
pardon held out to them by General Pola-
yieia
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ference did not concern himself and the
cabinet. He was seen by the Associated
Press representative Just as he was leav-
ing the city. In response to an inquiry
concerning his visit the senator said 1--WE
had a confidential talk. which certainly
can not speak Of"
General Williams, ex-deputy commsn dcr
OF the Ohio g. A. r., and ex-State chan
cellor of the knights Of Pythias OF this
state. and several other prominent knights,
made social calls during the afternoon.
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For Relief of Famine Sufferers.

Calcutta, January 1.-THE siceroy OF
India, the Earl of Elgin, presided today at
an influential meeting called to promote
private relief measures lie begged that
all disputes should cease and that the ma
yves and the Europeans stand side by side
IN relieving the famine sufferers. The
viceroy also alluded to Queen Victoria =
patronage ana sympathy with the relief
luna. re was warmly cheered and an
houhced the first list of donations amount =
ed TO 10000 rupees Some of the native
princes also spoke
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bliss Not in II.

New York. January l4.--Corneiius N.
Bliss today confirmed the rumor that he
is not to be a member of the next cabinet.
lie was seen at his Worth street office by
whom he said:
II am not to be member of Major Nc
Kiney's cabinet"
Further than this Mr.. Bliss would not
20. He declined to admit that he had been
offered a place in the cabinet Nor would
he give his reasons for making this state
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Washington. January IA. - Secretary
Francis and the Dawes and Choctaw com
missionera conferred again today over the
chocsaw agreement 4 number OF com
munioaiions from those opposed TO certain
clauses of the agreement were taken up,
but no important action was taken.
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Jefferson City, Mo-, January 14.-In the
house sensation was caused by resoiu-
ton by Representative James NJ. Pipe Of
st. Louis calling for an investigation OF
the St. Louis police department. The res
olution authorizes the speaker to appoint
special committee OF hNe win power 10
make n thorough investigation OF the
charges of Irregularities and corruption
made against the department, 1t Ia pat
termed after the famous Lexow committee
racnlutiOp-
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used during his incumbency at the Ma
iional capital. Today Major Mckinley de-
c.ded upon three carriages q landau. a
cabrioiet and a brouIham. The carriages
are 10 big finished In green morocco. the
exterior body panels are 20 be dark green
nnd striped With black, the mountings TO
s ~ ~ SILVER. The cost IL said to be about
soVM. They are to he delivered in WASH
MRS Mrs Mckinley when the latter arrive In
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President. Approval.

Washington. January 14.-The president
has approved the act providing for the
purchase OF public lands for reservoir sites.
the acts authorizing the construction OF
railroad bridges across Caddo lake, LOUISE
ana, and Black river, Louisiana. and the
act granting a pension TO the widow OF
General II. z. Van We've. -
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Cause Of The Wrccis.

Washington. January II Tho local In
spectors at Jacksonville Fla. who invesi-
GATED the sinking OF the suspected hlibus-
tering steamer Commodore express the
opinion that the sinking OF the steamer
was due to the complication of pipes for
freeing the vessel Of water not being FULLY
understood by the engineers DEPARTMENT.
They estimate the value OF the steamer at
SIS 900 and Of the cargo at $loco.
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~ g. Rob,nson g. On.

Detroit, Mich, January 1.-THE firm OF
II. S. Robinson & Co.. dealers In boots and
shoes, filed three mortgages today, secur-
ing creditors for liabilities aggregating
sl3s, 365. General depression In business is
the cause Of the trouble. The assets are
hardly sufficient to cover more than the
first and second mortgages.
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WIZ Seek Ncngcnncc.

London, January 15.-Thc Daily News
AMI ounces that Lord Salisbury has con
scented to putative attack on the king of
Benin. in the Niger coast protectorate, on
act ount of the massacre of a British OK
petition. The attack will, however, be de-
layed month until the arrival of fresh
officers from England The expedition will
comprise nearly a thousand men and Will
be determined to avenge the murder Of
civilians.
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refused to See the King.

Budn Pesth. January l4.-Princess de
Chimay and RIGGS, her gypsy lover. have
suddenly and Unexpectedly left this city
for Nice. Lately the princess has been
very nervous She refused to see ex-King
Milan of Servia, although well acquainted
with him in Paris.
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Steamer Elontcd,

Hamburg. January l4.-The Hamburg
American limo steamship Fuerst Bismarck
Captain Albers. which went aground on
last evening and is shown to have Sis
tanned no damage. The same line steamer
Normannia, Captain Baronds, from Genoa
on January 4 for this port, grounded off
Blanques, on the Elbo today. She is lying
in an easy position and is in no danger.
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Living In Harmony.

Lima, Peru, via Galveston, Texas, Janu-
airy 1i.--An official organ In Sucrc says
that Bolivia is enjoying the most cordial
relations with all her neighbors. with
out exception, and that 1t is necessary to
dissipate the clouds which have been arti-
ficially created between Peru and Bolivia.
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VIII Not rne III. Portrait.

Washington. January 1.-THE secretary
OF the treasury has directed the chief Of
the bureau of engraving and printing not
to use the portrait of c. u. Mccormick Of
Chicago on the new $40 silver certificates,
as was contemplated. The proposition was
opposed by persons interested In rival har-
vesters OF those manufactured by the Nc
CorInick company
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Omaha Expedition.

Springfield, H., January ii.-In the sen-
ate this morning a b.ll was introduced
by Senator Crawford providing for partlci-
nation OF the State in the trans Mississippi
and international Exposition at Omaha in
lsgS, appropriating 100000 10 be used In
erecting a state building. and that the
governor appoint a commission of three
10 execute plans.
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Lodge Keeps Mum.

Canton, Ohio, January l4'-sehatof
Lodge. who came here this morning, left
for the East at $3.50 TINS AFTERNOON ipe
object OF his visit he declined 10 state put
he said sufficient to show that the con-
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stcnmcr From Galveston Aground.

Hamburg, January 1.-THE British
steamship Fernmoor from Galveston and
the German steamer Hochheilner ran
aground in the Elbe after having been in
collision. The Fernmoor's stem was stove
in and cut TO the waters edge. Several
other vessels have grounded in the heavy
fog now prevailing
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Boise City. Idaho. January 1.-THE bal
lot for senator today resulted: w. II. Clag-
gett 81. Fred T. Dubois &c. C. w. Cooper 3.
j. w. Webster 3. scattering 4. Claggott
lost the votes of two democrats who sup
ported him yesterday.
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Army Aprrnprintion NIL.

Washington. January 1.-THE army APP
preparation bill was reported to the senate
today from the committee on appropria-
tions. The committee restored the propo-
sition for the support of the hospital at
Hot Springs. Ark, which the house struck
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!, IMPORT Cbnr.., c,

spl q n' january l4.-J'nited State.
bottle, !. at Curacao, wcst Indies
praID,n.. the state department that by
Of las, ~"'oh went into effect on the
! laid as , ,IHn,h' import. charges have
%. cocoa , cent of the value on raw
IA hark T., u'v'hlvi, goat skins hides
Il cent ON rye woods and lIgnuln-ai,,o.
cent on " cattle, sheep and mules. N
pit salt 4 horses ans and on all other coos Il
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For Classification Of Cuerks.

Washington. January 1+.-Senator Cullogr
today introduced in the senate the bill hefe-s
tofore presented in the house by Rspressot-
alive sperry for classification OF clerks ~
first and second class posteffices.
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Contc.t From Kentucky.

Washington. January 1.-THE house cleo
items committee heard the argument in the:
contest in the Tenth district Of Kentucky,
brought by N. r. Hopkins. the republican
cprdidate. against Joseph NJ. Kendall. the
sitting member. n
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wenthcr Enrccnnt.

Washington. January lf-For Eastern
Texas--Local raing, followed by clearing
weather in northern portion. north 20 east
winds: colder.
winds.
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Mitchell Nuuluuiril.

Salem Ore, January 14.-The republican
caucus tonight nominated John Il. Mitchell
to succeed himself in the United States
senate
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Canton. Ohio January li.--For weeks the
prominent carriage firms of the country
have been endeavoring 10 obtain an order
from Major Mckinley for carriages 10 be
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Enrinc Company.

Muncie Ind, January 1.-THE Common
Sense Engine company made voluntary
assignment today. The estimated assets OF
the company are 100000; liabilities, $780,
OOn
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E,csh-so,id. Healthy Flesh

is gained at the rate of from one to two
pounds per week by taking Anheuser..
3usch's Malt Murine greatest OF all
malt tonics At all druggists.
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Iar,a ne Philippine wnr

FlNsd hs,s H.-Privato dispatches
Polayie,a I'm Manila say that Cen
captain general OF the Phil.
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warning popUlist Editors.

St. Louis. Mo. January li.---A special
to the Republic from Omaha, Neb., says:
Paul Vandervoort. president of the Nation
al Reform Press association, was seen re-
garding the detection now existing In the
ranks of the association. He read care
fully the dispatch sent out from st. Louis.
in which it was stated that Secretary no
sele had called a convention in opposition
TO that one called by the president on Feb
ruary % ut Memphis. and tnen dictated a
statement. lie said in the statement that
with the exception Of Roselle. who wanted
the convention held in St, Louis or Kansas
City, all members of the executive commit
tee decided upon Memphis and February -
as the place and day to hold the meeting
President Vandcryoort scored isosellc, who,
he said. is trying to disrupt the lopullst
party and turn 1t over to the democrats,
Vandervoort added: II have taken IA
vote of the executive committee, and they
have decided to send Mr. Roselle from his
position as secretary and from member
shin. which | hereby announce. He can
hold and decide as he peases. The great
majority of our members have the black
flag on fusion,