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New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
IMMIGRANTS HELD As SWINDLERS

TWO SWISS ARRESTED ON THEIR ARRIVAL AT
THE REQUEST OF THEIR GOVERNMENT.
United States Deputy Marshal Bernhardt arrested
two swinders yesterday and lodged them In Ludlow
rich Bumer. thirtyf four and thrty-six years old
respectively. The arrests made at the request
of the Swiss Consul They charged with fraud
ulently falling for 10000 francs while engaged In
the architectural and building business in Zurich,
Switzerland.
Word was received here last week by the Swiss
Consul that the men had sailed for this country on
the French line steamer La Bourgogne. which ar
rived In this city on Sunday. and asking that they
no taken into custody until extradtion papers could
he obtained Deputy Marshal Bernhardt met La
were passengers in the second cabin FROM the de-
scription furnished. he recognized them. and pac-
ing them under temporary arrest sent tnem 70
Ellis Island until he could obtain an order OF arrest
from United States Commissioner Shields. .
Yesterday morning the SWISS Consul sent Il cdpie
dienatch 70 the authorities that the men had arrived
here and asked for full particulars lie received an
answer that the men had failed on January 8, thls
,ear for go 900 francs, and II was a1er"aru proven
mat the failure frauduient one. oPon ,iIs
irforp,at tion Commissioner Shields issued a "diian
MI .audav afternoon Deputy Marshal Bernhardt
went to Ellis Island anu oious"' vi" ~
10 this city s ~ .h. s,e,r
The nrisonors' names appeared on the s'TsIi ts,
~ IN Pnasseneer lis: as Heinrich Graf and Emii
Siiip . and at hrst they denied their ldentity
.r >I.i, ,hav acknowledged that they had ialed IN
1r;cb hit denied having done so irauduieh.,y;
lhnwed naturalization papers oa'eu III 'i''s ''' "
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
GRADY AFTER TRUSTS, TOO.
RIVAL, RESOLUTION TO THAT OF SEN
ATOR LEXOW.

Albany. Jan ls-When the Senate met to-nigh'
eana.or Ellsworth moved that the Senate at noon
tomorrow ballot for United States Senator and
Regent OF the University. and that oo'n houses
" cot a, noon on Wednesday in joint session 10
slec, both officers This was adopted
Senator Grady offered a substitute resolution ioi
.ba, of Senator Iexow. providing for the invesu-
cation Of trusts His preamble differs from tha'
=. Senator lexow In that II declares that such
.rrs,s and comb;na tions do exist. and specihea
ha, tho investigation committee shall report with
IN af,een days The resolution was tabled ana
orderad nrnted Senator Lexow's resolution, pro-
,iding for a Joint committee TO investigate uus'S'
&C a srecial order in the Senate tomorrow
Senator Cnggeshall introduced Dill. prepared d!
ne labor unions OF Buffalo providing FOR the IN
nec,ion OF beer and labelling all casks either
standard" or inferior" according to whether the
heer is made of pure hops or is adulterated
senator Page tonight introduced Dill proV'oihs
.,r tba snrinkne of streets Of cities of the first
,lass II provides that the authorities may con-
ra,, ui,b snrinklinC companies for sprinkng all
,sved streets between March 10 ana DeceHlpei -
y, cost not TO exceed one-thrd OF cent d saua'
Sard The cost OF the sprinkiing Is 10 DE nie' aS
general city charge
,rho following bills were introduced
p, Senator Martin-Provding that all pensions
ra,.ahIe out of the Police Pension fuhd Oh -Iem ",
W. CIV shall be made In monthly. instead Oh
nuar,erly instalments -, .oe c.o for a
Pv Senator Guy-Appropriating soM iol iSa a
hricge over the New-York and PUTNAM ran ' otu
ihir,y-third-st.. New-York CITY. .-o ooo tor on
~ senator Davis-Appropriating S'V@ lot an, an
addition 10 the State Normal Schooi Duiiui"ss "'
New-Paltz.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
rur FRENCH BALL ONCE MORE.

Tho annual French ball occurred late last n'sh'
and early this morning. This Is TO news 70 ~ NJ
~ the city for the French ball II one VI '
,b,ngs whose occurrence Is anticipated 'o's ''''
e- ,sa,,hared longer There is no particular
reason why New-Yorkers or anybody eise shouu
,a ouake nights thinking what Wild ana uh-
,o,r.d time they arc going TO have on the h's"'
NJ the French ball. There was little that sa'o'eu
NJ an orgy at the ball last night.
A. o.ciock this morning Madison Square Garden
mo-. crowded to suffocation with the usual motley
assembly-midshipmen. men-of-wars men. khsS'
Queens potentates nuns. friars. and all that-but
,h.v all deported themselves as II victims OF men,
80, dnression There was time when the French
ball was d wdIoy pysrhaps nm that Is why people go
Il now-just one hon0rs a s'atesnhh wi w,o y, nas ia.
Passed hS hing that any young girl can freely take
her mother 10 see to quote somebody or otner; mi
baet dancers disported themselves from 1880
until after midnight when they were Te,nIoareu oy
present with numerous policemen to see hat me pro- pro-
preties observed but up 10 tne mour m o ns
Tbern we're two bands for promenalirg and one
for dancing the latter contributing tWemy 10 nun
bars n the programme, 10 say notniig OF extras;
The dancers did not give their employment until
the band refused to play any longer ana 'na' was '
The ~ Committees Of the Cercle Frsncais de rHar-
monte who had the affair in cnarse TINS year were d.
rommtee OF Arrangemens.G. Dorvai president:
F. RI f1iIi, fT1nti, secrptary: Charles l.. Kaufman. T..
S;erbereux. Jules Weber. f. Flauraud {. Gousse''
Enant,on slanH commi,tce-George Bardin A. de G9rrs
f Dorval DR. samvae A. Be; 81 a smsr nsr'rr"h Kick
~ 7 ,,dIn NJ Mannberger. G. Ranhofer. g. Bunoui
1 j. II Roland. G. r. Ruegger. George Schmit charies
T1S9. prsss RECEPTION CommitteeJ Dardonvie H. Tis
Sol oFloor 81 TCommittee-Manager Charles l. Kaufman;
s.a,, TO-, managers-J Aubry 4. Baer; f: G Blanc.
N Moneuse DestOVdspr J. Ndcb ~ Dn30is; Pe9k K + +
cchlesinker A. l.. Louis. {. wake
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
TIT prprBLICAN CLUB ELECTION.

,r,o a,rual meeting and election OF the hepup-
c,rh was held last night at the cluphouse
-, u,rb.aye Cornelius n. Bliss presided ana
.'ora was a large attendance OF members As mao
w. oa,.rally expected. no opposition was SHOWN
., the names put forward by the Nominating
~ a and the regular ticket which was pup
,,snoa ;r The Tribune Of Sunday was elected Inc
- the various committees OF the ciup were
'-oo.u,sd and we're unanimously adopted IN each
ca se without comment ,. ,ao,
Ar,bur /, Merriam. the newly elected pres'oen'
n, Tho club was escorted to the chair d! james ~
p,ancbard and John Sabine Smith ana alter re-
cs,v,np the congratulations OF Mr. Bliss OH pehai
~ tho club he briefly thanked the members lot MS
election. - , xUor,s
Mr. Merriam Is a partner in the Ames iron "oih hS
of Oswceo and manager Of its office here. he mas
hv his own energy and ability raised himself 10 d
pIacc of high standing in commercial circles. no
has been a member of the Republican Ciup lot
about ten years five of which he has served on .he
Executive Committee. Although he has never i ne,u
nv public office Mr. Merriam mas lot seve'al ~
vears been actively engaged in politics IN wha' ~
you, knovn as the XXIXth Assembly Dlstrici. ne
Ives at No Il West Fiftyfourth-st lie Is fpou'
thirty -,ie hi wears old and is unmarried ,. -
irnon the recommended OF the .omini'iee oIi
National Affairs "A resolution was auopteu uls.us
the Government to 'abrcgate what Is khown as ne
ROnding Regulations under which canaoIaa ia''-
ryays are enabled to carry State-to-state iramo
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Stafford Springs Conn, Jan; is.-A hEe destroyed
near this place. yesterday Among the buildings
s20O0.
Fonda ~ T. JAN IS S-Justice Slower At noon to
DAY resentenced william Yongs the Fort Hunter
wife murderer TO death during the week beginning
March The prisoner IL In nervous state. end
threatens 10 commit suicide. He says he has no
fear OF death by electricity. but does not want
an autopsy TO bo made on his body.
Buffalo. Jan. ls-Martin r. Parker. assistant
superintendent of the money order department OF
the Buffalo postoffce is missing and discrepancies
have been found in his accounts. Postmaster Bakee
saws that Parker has not been at the Office since
last Thursday Inspectors are examining his
books. Parker is thrty-ive years old and unmar-
ried.
Binghamton y. Y. Jan. lS-A dispatch TO The
Leader" from Guilford, Chenango County. says:
John c. Evans. weli-known farmer OF this
place committed suicide Saturday afternoon by
hanging himself In his barn. The deed oc-
cas.oned il Is thought by worry financial
troubles Evans is survived by wife and i've
children"
Boseman. Mont. Jan. is-while attempting to
arrest TWO desperadOes here yesterday Deputy
Jack" Allen was shot and mortaly wounded and
the sheriff wounded in the neck the despera-
does being FABRICATED In cabin and opening hre
when the officers few feet away. Then
they escaped on horseback Two posses have left
here armed with Winchester rifles. The men they
seek are Frank Moran and Harvey Whitten.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
Nr\opITy STOCKHOLDERS OBJECT.

Burllnston Iowa. Jan. IS lSpecisD.-A SUIT wa
brouybt IN tho District Court OF Des Moines County
TO-DAY involving si.oOoooo. The suit Is that OF tho
American Trust Company Of New-fork against
the Burlington Electric Street Railroad company
TO foreclose mortgage on the interest; wien y
mast due The real Object Of tie suit. however, ~
is said is to freeze out the minority stockhoiaeis
and enable a syndicate Of prominent buInngtoInl
am, clinton Iowa capitalists who now mold <spVU
in first mortgage bonds $4,000 in second mortgags
~, stocs at reduced rates so that they can con-
solidatc the interests OF the burlington Eiectns
Railway Electric Light COMPANY f.lec,,,c ,dar nns
agement. II this succeeds the ssnasat%e 10 pro
noses 70 invest a large amount or capltai ~ I'M
proyements and extension OF the various Piants'
including a new electric line 10 West m burhng.on: ro
Iowa The minority stockholders. however Oppose
the foreclosure proceedings alleging fraud ana col
hIson between the Trust Company ana the Syn
dicatc.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
TRACTION COMPANY ROBBED.
MYSTERIOUS THEFT OF BAG CONTAIN
ING $1,000
1T WAS IN WAGON AND ABOUT TO BE TAKEN
INTO THE PACIFIC BANK-cARRiED
OFF WHILE COLLECTORS
BACK WAS TURNED

BACK WAS TURNED.
robbery which the police say was invited by
carelessness committed in broad daylight in
front OF the Pacific Bank. in Broadway. near
Grand-s;. yesterday. and nimble thief ran away
with $500 In cash belonging to the Metropolitan
Traction Company. With such neatness and dis
patch was the money stolen that neither Of two
employees Of the railroad company who were at
the bank 10 deliver the money saw the thief, and.
although there were many people in that part OF
broadway at the time. nobody appeared to notice
what had happened
George s. Wickham. a brother OF ex-Mayor
Wickham. has been a trusted collector for the rail-
pye Go Ps sr and It has been his 10
the company every weekday collect the money
turned In by conductors. and take It to the bank
s strong nd am 0n s MsDn is
L. Battey. AS no money is collected for banking
G he and Ss vs
the wagon in front of the Pacific Bank about |
into the bank 10 say say that % wicRham % was ready 10
deliver the railroad cash. An employe OF the ba Ak
the bags Of nickels and silver coins. and Wick
ham got out cf the wagon and unlocked his strong
box.
There six bags of specie in the box and one
bag Of bills The bills amounted to $500 Wick,
time. and Battey carried them into the bank II
was the inteation OF the collector to carry the bag
Of bills in last. he had done on other occasions,
and he placed that bag top of the box to have
1t ready After he had handed the last two bags
OF & and was no we back had
been turned to the wagon a thief had crept up on
the other side and got away with the bag
both called pocen and hunted around In vain
effort TO find the thief. They managed to collect
could not be found Wickham admitted that he
had not the thief. The bank officials were tod
treasurer OF the Metropolitan TRACTION nP ny
police and sent Wickham and Battey to Police
Headquarters to tell al they knew. knew p,,,,u u,s
disg,Isted ard declared that carelessness or the
part OF Wickham had made the robbery easy Lor
the railroad cash II was said that Wickham Is
under bonds OF $4,000 and Battey Is under bonds % OF
sS 0OO TO the railroad company. and. therefore, tne
company will not lose anything by the ROBBERY
Oficers Of the company say they had the iuIiest
confidence in the honesty Of Wickham and Bat
tev The police said there small hope OF re-
covering any OF the stolen money.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
AR N HEI M
Broadway & 9th St.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SANTA rE's PACIFIC OUTLET.

SANTA FE'S PACIFIC OUTLET.
THE BIG SYSTEM WILL PROBABLY Use The NJ"
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY ROAD.
Gan Francisco Ian is-"The Call on authority
NJ vioe-presdent Watts u the San Francisco ana
San joaquin Valley Railroad says 1t Is poss'ose
that that line will first touch tide-water on the
San Francisco side OF the bay. and not ouiid down
10 the Contra Costa or Alameda county sno'e'
=, ~ "a .h., ,b.rc IA no doubt that the trans
continental line with which the Valley Hoad VII
effect a connection is the Atchison, Iopeka aug ano
road system is at Albuquerque, y. NJ. ana from
albuquerque tho Atlantic and Pacific extends 70
Vo,,ve Gal The Atlantic and Pa cinc Is the con-
Meeting link between the VALLEY Road ana tne
santa Fe II is in the hands OF receiver ano -
n he SOLD some time this month. From MojaNe 10
Bakershcld il stretch OF about sixty miles.
All that remains to be done connect the san
r rancisco and San Joaquin Valley Railroad witc
The santa Fe is for It or the Santa Re TO build IN
ex;cnsio between Bakersfield and Mo)aVe
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
DIR. POTTER REVIEWS THE FIGHT
A PECULIAR CONDITION OF AFFAIRS REVEALED
IN THE LEASING OF THE BAPTIST
TABERNACLE PROPERTY

TABERNACLE PROPERTY
. neculiar lease and condition of affairs came TO
light Yesterday in the Supreme Court when the
Rev DR. Daniel c. Potter pastor Of the Baptist
Tabernacle Church renewed his legal fight to re-
tain possession of the parsonage adjoining the
church and known as No. 1s2 Second-ave. The case
came I'D before Justice Andrews. upon an apphca-
ton made by John Fennel. counsel for Dr. fot'er'
TO make permanent the temporary injunction ls-
sued bv Justice Lawrence. restraining the bdP'S'
Cnv Mission Society and its officers from inter-
ferns with Julia Ross. matron Of the Young
Womens Home in the quiet and peaceful pos
sess,on Of the parsonage. Mrs. Ross was not IN
court and Edward c. Clinch counsel for the dc-
fendant laid particular stress upon this lac'' anu
ing that Dr. Potter. who was present. WAS '"e
real plaintiff In the action
Mr. Fennel said that ever since 1879 Mrs' hosS
had been In actual possession OF the mouse nj ~
,so second-ave She went into possession IN De-
ce,rher 1Se5 under three years lease. executed
nv the Baptist Tabernacle Church. but me de-
fendant had attempted TO take oroaV t,o- omt
session of the premises and TO fight the mater 9'
or the sidewalk and in the police courts. ne % ue
fendant claimed the right to enter & umue, nend
Cd that there was no foreclosure against the pam
tin as she was ont made party 10 '"e 'o'e
Mr. cnch reply said that ths sppcah s It
,hd ;mdgment Of tn, Court. Mrs. Ross claimed 10
be the Of eHecntad ,hs n@eny ny hs
church TO her There was howe.r, ,o, ,,an 'n' was
foreclosure nIe sT .ea oas m tool or the trustees the
narson of the church tDr: Potter or me copn aye
committed pS%ryN an yNovembeT ms l BY
Of the church and TO lease the proper 'nr annuaI
nitIpe and ar prheses he Woman no was under financial
renponsbiy renpei and cnch conendsd sn oTop 16at
erty Without ,ho, he would send the
Justice Andse@s tsese Whom he would name later to
ta 80 testimony. the trustees paying the cos's'
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
~ru- SCHOOL SYSTEM PROPOSED.
TOWNSHIP BOARDS TO BE CREATED AND "hAh
SCHOOLS DONE AWAY WITH.

TOWNSHIP BOARDS TO BE CREATED AND WAN
SCHOOLS DONE AWAY WITH
Albany, Jan. ls-The Department OF fuohc III,
s,ruction proposes radical change In the schooi
system OF the State and bill is now In course OF
preparation which will soon he introduced IN '"e
Legislature by Senator Mulhn. 1T proposes 10 p'o-
vide what is known as the township school sys-
tenn throughout the State-that is. TO place all Of
the school districts in each township under the d.
rec,ion Of a township Board of Education. the men,
bes Of which are 10 be elected by the voters OF the
township there being three or five in the Board. as
may Anay be determined upon. The bill VIII fur,
ther provid, that the weak districts shall be wiped
out that there shall be Capitalization OF school
advantages. and that ali pupils throughout the
country districts shall have free conveyance 10 ana
frorns
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
BIG FORGERIES ~ BROCKTON. MASS.

Rrockton Mass. Jan. 1s.-Tn the Police Court
this morning Harry s. Richmond whose confess
sion OF forgery OF the names of several prominent
business men In this city created a sensation, was
arraiened. Judge Reed ordered him to furnish
curlties in the sum Of 5000 II IS now apparent
,h,t the forgeres OF Richmond greatly exceeded
the 81 500 which caused him to be exposed. list
has been made up of notes which those whose
names have been used regard forgeries. At
present the amount held in various places is said
10 be: Rockand Savings Bank S3:%o; Randolph
81 coo: Whitman Savings Bank. 5000; Abingdon
Savings Bank, $500
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
COAL LANDS BOUGHT BY MIR. CARNEGIE.

Pittsburx Jan ls-Andrew Carnegie, together
with other Pttsburg Cleveland and Canadian
CAPITALISTS has acquired 400 acres OF coal terri
tory In the Monongahela Valley. The price TO %
paid for the land will he 100000. Mr.. Carnegie
and his Pittsburg partners will have 81 per cent OF
the property The names OF the minority stock
holders have not been learned but the Cleveland
narties arc large coal oprators The preliminaries
have been fully arranged and the transfer or title
and ca sh will i've made in a few days. .
The object IN the purchase Is that the new rali,
road of Andrew Carnegie and his associates snail
not have - return empty cars i'm which ores ARE
brought TO the Carnegie blast furnaces from the
lakes With the completion Of the Butler ana
Pttsburg Railroad the general development Of
these tracts will have been made ready and coal
shpments to the lakes will be coincident Win
tho bringing OF to Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
UOODRTFF ELECTED CHAIRMAN.

Albany Jan. 1s-The Capitol CONSTRUCTION ooih
mission met this afternoon and reorganized by
,oc,ipe Lieutenant Governor Woodruff 10 the
MACE formerly held by Lieutenant Governor sax
ION. az chairman OF the Commission ~ rs an, IN
nourced that the appropriation for day labor on
tho buding will until about February ie anu
,hat fhe contractors can continue work under the
uresent appropriation until about April ].
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
Gas KILLS FOTR NEN ~ BOSTON,.

Boston Jan lS-Two men found dead this
morning In q loiging-house at No. 66i Tremont-st.
The cause OF death escaping gas. One OF the
victims was Walter Hines a bartender His com.
panion is not known here. TWO whiskey bottles
nearly empty were found in the room Two othee
men were found dead in the house at No. y
Dwight st They were Richard I. Benning tele-
graph operator. and Walter Sample. lithog-
rainier
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
FIRST EXCISE BILL OF THE SESSION.

Albany. Jan. Is (SpeciaD. D.-Assembiyman Robbins
tonight introduced the first excise OF the
present session. The bill prohibits the sale IN no.
license communities of Intoxicating liquors in quaint.
denally repealed the Five-Gaon Of 1887. and in
II this has allowed the almost unlimited sale Of in
toxicatng liquors under the cover Of supposed sale
Of than five gallons. The bill of Mr.. Robbins
re-enacts the repealed act.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
HEIGHT OF 'APARTMENT-H HOUSES.
A BILL DRAWN TO REGULATE THE MATTER IN
THIS CITY.

THIS CITY.
Albany Jan. ls.-Assemblyman Hustled tonight
introduced a bill regulating the height OF dwelling
houses in New-York City. 1t follows:
Section !. The height Of all freproof dwelling
houses and of all freproof houses used intended
to be used as dwellings for than one family
hereafter constructed or completed shall be regu-
lated In proportion 10 the width of the widest
street and avenue upon which they abut and
such height measured from the sidewalk line and
taken in all through the centre of the facade
of the house to be erected, including attics.
nices and mansards shall not exceed $50 feet upon
all streets and avenues exceeding seventy nine feet
in width. and 100 feet upon all streets and
not exceeding seventy nine feet In width
Sec. @ The height of all dwelling houses and OF
all houses used or intended to be used dwellings
for more than one family, not nreproof, and here
after be erected in the city Of New York. meas
ured from the sidewalk line and taken In all
through the centre Of the facade of the house to
be erected including attics. cornices and mansards
shall not exceed seventy feet
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
GERRY SOCIETY MEASURES.

Albany. Jan IS (SpeciaD.-Senator Coggeshall to-
night introduced several measures forwarded to
him by Elbrdge T. Gerry, relating to the commit
ment Of children. In one Of the bills the terms
singing" dancing and child are strictly de.
fined. The term child" includes all minors or
either sex
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
ROCKS STOLEN FROM HARTFORD LIBRARY.

Hartford Conn. Jan. s-The committee OF the
Hartford Public Library met this morning and de-
cided 10 request the Boston police TO return the
twenty-five volumes stolen from the library. They
we're found i'm the possession of Carl b. Chrtsten-
sen a professor of Waterloo College. Iowa. living
IN BOSTON
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
Mr. EASTON REAPPOINTED.

Albany. Jan. 1s-The Board of Trustees OF S'a'e
pub,c Buildings met In the Executive Chamber
short,v after noon to-day and reapponted AZ
c,n.r,nteudent Of Public Buildings Frederick
Easton of Albany. for another term OF two years
The salary Is $500 year
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19

Referring TO the fact during the entire history
a, Presidential elections in this country In no In
stance has there been an electoT who mas cast MS
vo,e contrary 10 his implied pledge OF honor. The
Roston Advertiser" remarks that the country mas
hecome accustomed to II and takes II as matter OF
course but IL is matter OF exemplary honor ana
doservng Of more notice than 1t receives.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

New-Jersey enjoys the enviable distinction Of be-
ing practically without deb. OF any kind and s re-
sources other than direct tax on the people are
ample to meet all the expenses OF the state Govern
mo
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19

The bi-monthy dinner Of the Unitarian Club OF
New-York will be held at the ST. Denis Hotel on
Thursday evening Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and
Mrs Mary A. Livermore will be the speakers OF the
evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19

At the Social Reform Club No. Is East Fourth-s
tonight there will BE- discussion regarding the Use
OF schoolhouses for public meetings. Professor Seg-
man. of Columbia University, and JACOB W Mack
school commissioner expected TO address the
meeting
New-York tribune., 1897-01-19

A very Interesting question for the machine to
settle is that OF the Railroad Commissioner. The
Governor will have to choose between a practical
railroad man and a practical politician The railroad
men OF the State favor one OF their own number:
Colonel Dunn Is Platts choice. But the railroad
men control $4,000 votes. and say they propose to
have something to say about State politics In
future No man can deny, however: that Colonel
iIinn possesses more busnes ability than most men
Who aspire 10 public office