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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
T4IN:: lsEAkCH sNE4R AAGELs.
Many; Posses I'm the :Htits and aRartnes
=: ia :Onest of ;t,fet{atry,


Many Posses I'm the :Hfils and aRartnes
:: - in Qnest; ;of <oattates.
ANGELS CAMP GAE;: ocs. :.:L-Great
sxcite n1ept prnvaiIs in this locality over
the: stage robberies- yesterday: Sheriff
Thorn and a number of his de puties, as
we'll as: numerous constabies and organ
lied posses of; men are searching the nails
and raYines for the highwa men. Thus
far no cfew has been found. The robbers
had their feet wrapped in gunuy sacks,
and there is no telling how far: they
trayeleu through the woods before remoy-
ing them: hence to track them is an i'm
possibility. =: =: : ...:.::::
The amount OF money obtaine from the
passengers will not exceed $75 in all: "A
WON an on one OF the stages mad .Sl65 on
her person. but the robbers in their nasty
efterls:%to search the passengers failed to
find her wallet, Wells; Eargo& Co 8 box
did not con tain any money aud the United
States m all bags were not nj olested.; e
The 4 urk who was shot In The wrist
had his wound dressed In Stockton, and
u Nj. Ackerman. who was. shot, in Ethe
back, was also taken to Stockton for niedi-
cal treatment. AT Last accounts he s
lying in a critical. conditioR,f with little
hope for his recovery -.
l.: As there are SO many suspected char
acters:ln this locality at present il is
dou htf1l il the highway men who engaged
in the triple hofd-up OF yesterday will
ever be apprehended r.. :. J.
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SAYS NE rs PROSECUTED.
Aged Negro arrested for an Attack
Upon a Young RatiNdud

SANTA CRUZ CAL. Oct IL Jere-
miah Knight, an aged; negro, who
was arrested here to-day for. crimi-
nal attack upon a girl at Natividad,
Monterey County, declares he is innocent
of the crime: For years an effort was
made to have hfm> leave Natividad, he
says because people were envious:of him,
as he could live without work. He re-
ceived a pension, having served during
the war. Recen tly the windows of his
house were broken by those who wanted
him to leave. He heard that the father of
the girl threatened 10 shoot him on sight,
and was prepared to defend himself until
he ascertained that no threats had been
made. - -.
|. Knight claims that on the day the
crime is alleged to have been com mitted
be was in sight Of twenty men working in
field when the girl rode up after gun
he had promised to get for her. When he
gave the gun TO her she threw her arms
around his neck and thanked him. He
says that the story of crime was hatched
up to frighten him away,
Peorle at Natividad are excited over
the affair. Sheriff Matthews will take
the prisoner TO Salinas tomorrow. When
he was arrested to-day he said his name
was Brown and that he had lived in San
Diego. :
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

Thls picture accurately represents a rock
which has had deep rut cut right in its sur.
lace merely by the tiniest drippings of wates
1t is astonishing how droppings of this sort
will wear away the very hardest substances
There is an object lesson in this Are there
any drains on your system Excessive brain
work is drain; mental worry is weakeniup
There are many ways in which your svsten,
may suffer, and it is your duty to take care
take heed in time. Shaking limbs show rhst
there is drain going or somewhere Spots be-
fore the eyes mean the same thing. Lsssitnda
shows losses that you may not know OF. Ntobt
sweats are warnings that must not be disra-
garded. Your manhood is at stake You surnlv
want to live to be respected by all your friends
You don't want them to think Won opiy
half a man. II you have been foolish ana
have done that which you ought not TO have
done you must seek to remedy the evil ard
remedy IL at once. You ask what will do il
The answer is simplicity ITSELF HUDYAN
the great renedlo treatment, will make man
OF YOU IL does It's work often in a week IL
gives you iu4i manly vigor; it sends you fresh
ne" liie t.makes a powerful man of YOU: it
prlhgs the fuii enjoyment OF life back to you:
IL orlhgs nacK the JOY of living and you be-
come once snere specimen of perfect man
i,oou. l. mas oone this for thousands upon
thousands and it Will do the same for vor
oeha ior lrce circulars and testimonials teu-
Ing you all about it. If anything else troubles
you consult the best doctors IN America fraa
100. II you have blood taint write for .s3O-dav
plooo-cure circulars. All YOU have TO do is
70 ask 1orheip and You will get It, You Will
ses ~ prom Ftiy; you Will get IL certainly and
your cure Will not only be rapid, but il will be
permanent. HUDYAN does its work r,ose 90
thoroughly. AAos1
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. DRIVEN orr BY A. @WATcHMAH.
Failure of Probable attempt to FOB
the Champion Mine at Nevada

NEVADA CITY, CAL, Oct. 1.-The
regular monthly cleanup is being made
at the Champ pien mine this week, and for
TWO or three nights suspicious stranger
has been seen lurking around in the
shadows of the works. Last night at
about O'Clock the electric lights in the
mill went out suddenly and an investiga.
tion disclosed that the dynamo had been
tampered with. While it was being re-
paired the mysterious stranger appeared
at one OF the outer doors. and gave q low
whistle, as if to notify confederates that
the time was ripe for raid.
Nlsht watchman Samuel Downey.
whose suspicious had been aroused, stood
twenty feet away. He raised his sawed
off gun and fired both barrels point blank
at the suspect. The latter staggered Is
though hit, and Downey, drawing q re.
volyer, sprang forward to finish him. The
fellow lodged behind pile of ore sacks
and was seen no more.
tbs believed he was the leader of a gang
that had planned a descent on The mine
last night to capture the cleanup.
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Fifteen Year Old Kittie.
:Nugent Ends@Her Life !.
at. Pomona.
Grleved Over Parental Re-
':.:-: 81: bukefor Going to a.
=: =: =. ..:.< Circus. $. ....:.1
Takes a Large Dose: Of Goph er
:z@ Poison and Expires in r:
r. :.5 Great Agony. -. ..::.

: POMONA CAL, Oct :1.-Pretty. blue.
eyed rosy-cheeked Kittie Nugen lies cold
and, dead ::ay her fathers. home in The
southern: part of Pomona City tonight
from poison administered by herself thi;
aflernoon. 80: = So: - -,
Her taking off was the saddest tragedy
recorded imthe Pomona Valley in many
years. She. was the elder of two daugh-
ters of Frank Nugent. prosperous brick
manufacturer. Her age was fifteen years
and she was schoolgirl. -: -. !;
a circus had come to town to-day and
this: m orning kittte and a Sky ear old
sister went up town TO see: the parade. =:
..Kfttfe met girl friend and wentto see
the cifcus-tents; leaving the little sister to
wander home alone. When the noon
meal came and :Kittte was still absent MFR.
Nugent hitehed UP his. horse and started
t0t0wn to*hnd her. -.
He saw: her going home with her girl
friend. He seoided her for her conduct,
and thi nking no more about: it: went to his
backyard. ~: ": i - :
3: Klttie went home, and knowing where
her father had hid strychnlne poison that
be used for .exterMinatingr gophers, she
went TO the shed and took.a dose. 3. : i.
The first any one knew. OF the act was
wnen hlttfe ran into the kltchen OF the
house and in agony said she wanted water
and mustard. for she mad Iaken poison and
wasi awful PAIN: -: F. -. -
Before an ahtidote could be admipis-
tered sne was in convuisioMs. She -writhed
on the floor, gasped for breath and nearly
bent herself double backwards in her nor
ribie agony. . - =: - i.
Mr.. Nugent was called by screams: ;oi
his wife and wentpost haste for doctors.
but. was delayed because. the ones he
called for were at the ci1cus. When the
doctors came Kittie was unconsci Gus and
having rapid commissions. she died al
sunaown. = p. :: =
! The father is cast down with soyrow this
evening and feels that bat for the chiding
%. his daughter the suicide might have
have beenavoided. @--;.-::s ~ =:
He walks about his home place as one
in deLirum and refused to listen to con
doience. Eyery one here has sympathy foI
all the family. - :.
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TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Released by sonoma's Sheriff Afier Al
Investi0atfou. .

Released 6y Sonoma's Sheriff After an
Investi0atfou.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, Oct. 1.-Two men
who answered the descriptions OF the out
laws who robbed the Ukiah stage and
murdered John r. Barnett gave the off,
GERS OF this county and those of Mendo-
cino considerable trouble to-day. They
were twice arrested and twice released, il
having been finally established that they
were the wrong men.
They gave their names as William Burns
and L; A. Nolan, and said they came from
San francisco. Both men agree ia ap-
pearance with the description in the
Sheriff's office of the two men who robbed
the Boonevlle stage in every particular
save one-they wear the same kind of
clothes, shirts, neckties and shoes, but the
mustache of one of them is heavier than
in tine printed description.
/ The two men arrived at Sebastopol yes
ay about noon, and had dinner in one
of the hotels. After dinner they went to
another hotel and got a room and went to
bed. They got up for supper and then re-
tired again. leaving instructions to be
called at :30o'clock this morning. Tney
gave no reason for being so wOrnout aud
| so much in need of sleep. They said they
came from San Francisco.
The proprietor oil the hotel thought the
actions of the men were ra ather suspicious.
and he notified the City Marshal. Early
this morning the Marshal and officer Ohio
went out on the Sebas stopol road and met
the two men, who were coming to Santa
Rosa. They were brought to the city and
taken to the Sheriff's Office. They were
af,erward released, but were shadowed.
On leaving Santa Rosa they made their
way toward Melitta, the next station on
the Southern Pacific Railroad
. After the men had gone the authorities
! here decided to hold them, ana sent OH
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
POISON ~ Their" BISCUITS.
Two Camp Badger Mountaineers Ae.
:: case Third Of attempted i
!: =. Murder. :. =: !. ::

-VISALIA, CAL, Oct. LA sensational
poisoning case is ilst being unraveled by
the officers. of this vicinity. Charles
Williamson, a man we'll along III years, is
charged with the crime and his intended
victims are E. NJ. Edgers and Walter
Brown, two of his neighbors. The men
live up in the mountains near Camp
Badger.
.Eigers and Brown are engaged in get
ting out red wood posts and shakes. Their
camp is in Fresno County, but their homes
are in Tulare County. -.
" A few days ago Williamson left his
home near Camp Badger very suddenly
and came down on the plain close to
Visalia to gather prunes. The next morn
ing after he left, Edgers ami Brown
found on making up some biscuits for
breakfast that the bread tasted bitter.
This aroused: their suspicion, for their
ca bin had been broken into the evening
before. They gave one biscuit to dog
and i'll few moments the animal rolled
over anu died. Another dog that had been
give some OF the bread also showed signs
of poisoning. and only prompt attention
saved the life of the poor animal.
This satisfied the men. that some; hing
WAS wrong ana on examination strych-
nine was found mixed with the baking
powder. Suspicion at once pointed 10
Williamson. and he was tracked from his
own home down the mountains to the
Gu bin of the men,. -
The neigHbors are most indignant over
the outrage and threats of lynching Will
Hanson if he returns home nave been
made. The: cause of his malice against
the men is said to be jealousy, but all the
neigh bors say it is wholly unbound ed.
Edgers has oefriended Mrs. Williamson
and her three children mum Der OF ii mes
when they needed help because OF the
shiftfessneSs of Williamson. -
The Sheriff has been notified and the
arrest of Williamson will follow i'm
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TO BBEAk. HIS rArHER,s WILL.
Stockton Heir Dissattsfed Nth a Ton
=. -: Ycnr 1rnst Ltntse.

Stockton Heir DtsS0ttsTed WtH q 1cn-
&" - Year 1rnst Clause. -
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. E-E. NJ. Miller,
son of William r. Miller. the deceased
wagon-maker, is dissatisfied with the pro-
visions of his fathers will. This instru-
ment provided that after the payment OF
various beauests, amounting to $4,000, the
residue of the estate was to be equally
divided between the son and his adopted
sister. a provisionary clause prevents the
son from. coming into i'm mediate possess
sion of his share by directing that his
portion be held in trust for ten years and
only the interest paid him during that
time. -.
To-day contract was recorded that
points to an effort being made 10 break
the VIII. The parties TO the contract are
Edward M. Miller and L. Grothwell. 1t
sets iorth that the latter is to assist the
former TO secure his rights of inheritance
under the law and advance all costs and
deiray all expense that may be incurred
IN the prosecution OF an action which may
be taken in the courts affecting the In.
terests OF young Miller in the estate.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
HAS 4 CRUEL FAKE.
The Sandon "Paysfreak" E1corSates IL
Yefto1c. journal.

The Sandon "Faystreak" E1corsates: the
feftotc. journal.
Newspaper achievements of the ochre
hue are not popular in Sandon, b. C.
When San Francisco's Monarch of Fakers
published several weeks ago under .'scare"
headlines fictitious account of cholera s
deadly sweep in the northern town, it
printed that which reputable newspapers
had declined to make use of until it had
been verified. 1t is no small matter
10 give publicity to false report that a
com immunity is being depopulated by some
dread scourge, but iingo journalism haits
not at falsehood and thrives on libel.
When the Examiner had declared that
cholera was claiming many victims at
Sandon; that people were fleeing from
the town without stopping long enough to
gather up their yaluabIes, and that the
richest mining claims had been abandon ed
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Grant Feted at Aepada Csfv.

NEVADA CITY, CAL. Oct. 1.-The
Knights of Pythias of Milo Lodge to.
night rendered an elaborate reception to
Hon. W. Il. Grant of Woodland, grand
chancellor of the domain of California.
To-day the distinguished visitor was
shown the wonders of gold mining, a rid g
down the 1So0-foot shaft OF the Provid ence
mine being one of the experiences he
enioyed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Work of the Moth odi,t,.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Oct. /. The
thirddays' session of the Methodist: con-
ference opened this morning with Bishop
Newman presiding. Devotional services
were in charge of Rev. w. A. Wris ut
The Bishop addressed the conference on
the Los Angeles Presbytery was intro
duceq TO the conference, and after some
routine business had been disposed of the
conference went into executive: session
and later ad journei
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
:. Foroer Bird Held for Trial.

Los: ANGELES, CA1., Oct. 1.-R. A..
Bird; the confidential clerk of G.. ]. Grlf-
fifth. was to-day held by Justice Young to
answer: before the Superior Court on The
charge of forgery, with bonds fixed at
$1,000 Bird is charged with forging the
name of Griffith 10 numerous checks and
embezzling amounts aggregating $4,000.
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Bring. a Remarkable sutt.

/. SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 1.-Suit was
commenced I'm the Superior Court to-day
by Clara L. Ingle. private secretary OF
E. S. Babcock OF this city, against the San
DIEGO Fiume Company and its'directors,
and asking for a receiver for the company.
The complainant has only seven shares
OF stock in her name out of 10000. The
charge under which the receiver is asked
for is: extrayagance OF management. Ten
thousand dollars damages are asked on
stock of the par value of 500.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Death of Joyeph proo,or.

BOSTON, MASS. Oct. 2.-Joseph Proctor,
the veteran actor, died at 12:45 this norm
ing at his home on Colu m bus avenue after
long illness. Mr.. Proctor was born in
Mar boro. Mass. In 1918 and made his de-
but rupon the stage in 1888 in Damon and
Pythlas."
He had in his time played with all the
stellar attractions of his early days.
Edwin Forrest and the elder Booth gave
him aid and encouragement.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Ksiled in the Bro,sn Bear m,n,

WEAVERVILLE, CAL, Oct /. -
Samuel Thorn, better known as Ed
Thorn, was killed in the Brown Bear mine.
Deadwood, yesterday afternoon while de.
scending in the man-way. passage used
in going 10 and from work. He lost his
balance, falling sixty feet, breaking one
leg and receiving internal injuries. He
was native of England, aged 36 years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Eagle. for stnnfora,s Museum.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Oct.
1.-Two live golden eagles were received at
the geological department to- day. They
are immense fellows and were sent down
in a large crate by Mr.. Reihm OF Virginia
City, New. One of the specimens will
probably be stuffed and the other mounted
as a skeleton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
;, Captured TIE .Bromo Men.

SANTA. ROSA, CAL, .oc;. I.-wilIiam
Burns.and Tom Nolan Of San Francisco
were: arrested here to-day on sls picion of
being the: men who held up the .Ukiah
stage: They answered the description
tele phone: message Mat they had BE- en- in
San Francisco. ~on the night after the rob-
berry they were released. : S lefiff Johnson
and others from Ukiah, who came down
to see them, are satisfied they a4-e notthe
MAN. =
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the boy, who lives at Los: Gatos, stole a
horse and buggy belonging>1o J. A; moon.
of that place. He was captured near
Santa Cruz. Young Hazzard vas charged
with grand larceny and held to answer by.
Justice Becgs of Los Cato. The lad Will
probabl be sent 10 the Whittier Reform.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Boy Horstthief Ia Prtson.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. IAN informa.
ton charging Frank Hazzard, 12-year.
old boy, with grand larceny was lied in
Judge Lorigan's court today by D strict
Attorney Harrington. A few davs ago
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
Makes a Netc Record.

LAFAYETTE, IND. Oct. AT the
bicycle meet at the iair grounds this after
noon w. w. Hamilton of Denver rode a
mile unpaced on hali-mile track in
2:08 1-5, breaking the State record and
making a new worlds record for a dirt
road
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
HENRY George Nomtnated.

NEW YORK. n. Y, Oct. 1.-At the
city nominating convention of the Demo.
cratic Alliance OF Greater New York, held
tonight, Henry George was unanimously
nominated Tor Mayor. The nominating
speech was made by Charles Francis
Adams
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
DIED.

DOLAN-Maac hi j.. beloved son of Lawrence and
Della Doan. aud brother of MARY John IA
William In ellie and Annie Dolan and Mrs q
r. lewis native of Black Diamond, Cont ra
Costa County, aged 20 years 2 months ana 5
days
NotIce OF fnnsr,t ,e-..nl-
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The harbor of Rio Janelro has fifty
miles of anchorage anc is the finest in the
world. -.
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Importation.

PORTLAND-Per State of California-2ls4 h
SKIS 1868 qr-sks 1900 RunDies fiouH 3Y2 ak
shorts, 5s3 SKIS oats l3S SKIS potatoes 1878 sacS
bran, 1884 SKIS wheat SO SKIS wool. S73 hides AM
prlts, ll43 cs salmon, sos pkss crackers, III
pkss paper, 80 cs eggs
Astoria-S49 SKIS oysters, ll0e cs 22 bbs sal
mon, f3 bbls cranberries, cs cheese, 1919 bdT
SHOCKS, pkgs express
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Domestic Ports.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oe,

GHA : HAKBUH-Arrived Oct 1-Schrs Mari
2 Smith and Annie Gee. hence sept 6; schr Johi
Miller, hence Sept u: schr Emma Utter nenr
sept 10; schr Twilight, hence Sept 20; schr cha
Hanson, from santa Barbara; schr San Bueuayan
tura, from Redondo.
Sailed Oct l-Scnrs Halcyon and Vega. Cor sa,
Francisco ~
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Latest SHIPPING INrELLI1NNok.
Arrived.

FRIDAY. October l.
Stmr State of California. Green. a Ia hours fm
Portland. via Astoria 391a hours; pass ana mdse
10 Goodan Perkins d Co. -.
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Consignees.

Per State of CaIifornia-Darbeet q mrnell. NJ p
Monaghan: Carlson; Nj Wagner; Moran oyster
TO: Foger:y & Parker: Cohen u co: Cutting
Fruit Packing Co: J X Armsby Il Co; Camp
tnica Il Malcolm; Dodge. Sweeney CS Co. Hills
Bros; Norton, I eller & Co.. Ciatsop Mill CO: Wells
largo d Co; Allen IL Lewis; Clement, PrincIa
d 60: Bishop d Co; Chas J Leist &
q Co.. Stiefvater & Co; sheldon Milling Co;
NJ + Detes s; ii Newbauer & co; Charles Jacob.
son d Co; EveIding S Co; otis McAllister &
Co: John English; Ii utard; L. 81 atena & Co:
Geo Morrow d Co; Moore Ferguson & co;
Helstand, Warner q Co: Koshlapd; BissngeI
Betfour, Guthrie & Coz w a Gordon: Portland
Cracker Co crown Paper Co; Willamette L co;
Wheaton, Breen d C,.
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in the mad rush, no one. was SURPRISED to-
learn that cholera had never made its. an:
pearance in. that. territory and that the:
mining tcwn had not even had cause 10:
start a cemetery for. persons dying from
natural causes: -
The Sandon Paystreak, in % recent
issue. thus drives.i lis spurs against the
calloused ribs OF the Faker: !: =: :. =
-: II = JINGOeJOURNALISM.|* + -, =:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-18
INAUGURAL DAY ExToRTIoN.
Question of Submitting to 1t Is All
a Matter of Taste

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Washing-
tonians who are making effort to so
arrange the inaugural cermonies Of Mr..
Mckinley that none can complain, are
disturbed by statements circulated in
certain parts of the country to the eff
fet that eXtortiOnate rates are to be
eXacted of those who come her to wit
ness the Inauguration cermonies. To-
day Chairman Bell said: IF pople in
sist on making their own arrangemnts,
the inaugural committee cannot be held
responsible, but it can assure any one
who will address Col L. P. Wright,
chairman of the committee on public
comfort, that he will secure for them
the best of accommodations at reason
able rates. He has listed already ac-
Commodations for from 10000 to 10000
persons, mostly in private houses
which are we'll located and which are
supplied with all modern conveniences.
The list is daily increasing. The rates
will average about as follows: For
lodging, only 81 per day for beds and
rs cents for cots; $1.25 to. so for lodg-
ing and breakfast, and 50 to $3.50 for
lodging and meals. Good horses for
the parade may be hired for from $5
to SO. If persons have equipments,
it would be we'll to bring them, al
though such as may not possess them
will be supplied by the committee at
moderate cost"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-18
RAHHAcARTIHAVE
SEMI-OFFICIAL STATEMENT RE-
GARDING THE OHIO sENA-
TORSHIP.
BUSHNELL HAS AMBITION.
1T IS HINTED HE WILL PLUCK THE
JUICY PLUM For HIM
~-.- SELF.
HIS PLAN is TO RESIGN,
Then Get shermnn's Shoes as a Re-
ward for Promoting Lieut.
49, Gov. Jones.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. IA close
relative of Gov. Bushnell whose name
cannot be disclosed, for obvious rea-
sons, makes the statement, about the
authenticity of which there can be no
doubt, that Gov. Bushnell, In so manv
words, stated to him that he would not
appoint Marcus A. Hanna to the pros
pective vacancy in the. United States
senate. The governor and the relative
mentioned had quite talk on the sub
ject, and the governor gave him to
understand that Hanna's name could
not be considered for the place at all.
The relative further along stated to a
local newspaper man that there was no
doubt whatever of Gov. BushnelFs de-
sire to go to the senate himself. He
added that he was very ambitious DO
litically, and the present situation af-
forded him an opportunity to crafty
long cherished wish to get into the
senate.
In connection with the above, a num-
Der of Gov. Bushnells friends are OPEN
ly requesting him to resign as COVER
nor and then let Lieut.. Gov. Jones,
who would be his successor, appoint
him senator. Jones would, in that
event, it is urged, be the Republican
candidate for governor next fall by
that turn of affairs To strengthen
the above statement, If strength is
needed, all newspaper men who have
tried to interview Gov. Bushnell about
Hanna's candidacy for the senate know
that he has always courteously de-
clined to talk about it. In view Of this
fact, it is urged that if there was no
objection to Hanna the governor would
speak out