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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 13.-The True
Uniformity" committee reports that n
number of signatures have been Sc
cured to the agreement and that the
outlook is very encouraging. The
names of the signers were not given
out, but 1t was intlmated that the num-
ber was quite large and that II included
some OF the larger firms. From this
time forward n regular and systematic
canvass for signatures to the agree
ment win be made. j, B. Johnston, a
local newspaper man, has been appoint
ed secretary of the committee on re-
vision, with instructions to visit every
operator in the district, elucldate the
terms Of the articles, and, II possible
secure his signature.
are away from the city II Is expected
that the canvass for signatures VIII last
many weeks, possibly until September
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ST. JOSEPH, Aug, 12.-Albcrt Knee
land the alleged blgamist arrested in
New Mexico and brought here for trial,
according to letters received, has ton
wives, nearly all OF them living. They
live In Ohio, Illinois and Missouri
Kncolnnd is q travelling artist and was
married the last time hero about two
years ago. lie was first married at
Columbus, o. His fourth wife, living
Mt st. Joseph, is pushing the prosecu-
tlnu
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WORSE THAN CoRBErl.
Takes a Long Time to Pull or Prince
Henry's Duel.

ROME, Aug. 13-A local newspaper
says that the Count of Turin, who is un-
derstood to have challenged Prince Hen
ry of Orleans to fight duel, left italy
secretly for that purpose. his departure
being unknown even to the commission
OF police. 1t Is added that the count was
accompanied by the Marquis dl Glnori
and an alde-de-camp. Swords are re-
ported to have been selected as the weap-
ons to be used in the encounter.
PARIS, Aug. 13.-The seconds OF Prince
Henry of orleans and Gen. Albertone,
held O conference to-day; but they post
poned the discussion OF the proposed duel
between the general and the prince, In
consequence of the intervention OF
Prince Victor Emmanuel, count Of Turin,
the second nephew of the king of Italy,
who claims precedence over all others In
the matter. The count Is q major Of
cavalry in the italian service.
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rr,,lA,nt,, rInn. ror Ns,l Ny,,l.

TROY, n. Y, Aug. IA change has
been nude In the original arrange
menls which whereby President Me-
Iilnlcy, vice President Hobart, sccre-
tnry OF War Alger and others compos-
ing the presidential party will leave
Blunt Point Thursday morning ana ar
rive I'm Troy Thuradny afternoon They
will remain until Friday evening when
the President win go 10 Saratoga 90
spend Sunday From there he VIII SO
to the national cncnmpmcnt At Buffalo,
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MARCHING MINERS
At Decatur, Ill.,, Prevented From Enter
ing the city,

At Decatur, Ill.,, Prevented From Enter
ing the city,
DECATUR, ILL.,, August l3.-Archie
Neil and John Davis, two leaders and
speakers for the Springfield marching
miners, conferred this afternoon with
B, Il, Ray, Governor Tanners represen-
tatlve, at the st, Nicholas hotel, They
told him they thought they had right
10 enter the city as individuals, and 50
far they had done nothing TO be kept
out at the point Of the musket
He advised them to confer with States
Attorney Mills, and they went to the
court house to zee Mills.
About hundred miners from SPRING
field and Pana came In as individuals
and went quietly about town, Several
went to the coal shaft, but were warned
away by two policemen on duty there
The miners leaders in their confer
ence with b. b. Ray, decided TO submit
TO the city and county authorities n
proposition II the authorities VIII permit
one man from each district, making q
delegation OF about twelve men, 10 come
In and arrange meeting for the Deca-
tur miners to attend, and II the Decatur
men refuse to attend or they say they
do not want TO strike, the invading
miners will leave for home.
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CHICAGO, August io,-unlon work.
mon to tho number Of 1900 initiated a
strike ON the public school buildings OF
tbtn city to-day. ny tomorrow noon
work oh the thirty i've buildings will
bc nj "A alnndallll Thu strike, which IN
lnnugurntcd by the building trHdca
council IN the outcome nf the refusal VI
tho honrd of education tn place clause
ia an contracts for school building work
binding tho contractor to employ none
but union men.
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NETTING AT MONoNOAH
a Quiet and Orderly AnSlr-spssohes by
Ilntohford, Gompers aud Sovereign.

A Quiet and orderly Analr--spssohca by
HAtOhford, Gompsrs aud Sovereign.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencor.
FA1RMoNT. W. Va, Aug. l3.-The
meeting this afternoon at Monongah,
was held in an orchard, which the agl-
tutors and strikers have leased, conse-
qucntly they were unmolcsted II such
was the intention OF any OF the mine
owners In this section to cause them
trouble.
There were about six hundred pcr-
sons present, many lndins having como
TO hehr the addresses. The FIRST speak
or was NJ. d. Rntchford who has been
here before. followed by Samuel Comp.
era. president Of the American Fedora.
tlon Of Labor, who spoke oluquonily OF
the necessity OF corporation II the
strlke was to br Rucccsaiul, i, II. Sow
crplgn, grand master of tho knights Of
Labor, also spoke earnestly IN behalf OF
ibc present trouble,
Tho meeting was very orderly, not the
first onort being made to cause any
trouble, nor were there any lnccndlhry
rpeccher. The secret meeting which
was Ia have been held evidently ala not
inIto plnco, n Huch was the Intention,
To.nll,ht n meeting vas hold m the
court house square. which was address.
ed by the above named speakers,
ny Associated Press
FAtlMONT. w, Va, Aug, i3-Tho
.....,,.t,... - tN,. IsaIrtuouI ranluu mulO
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1S.-
The postoflce department has written
the postal authorities of Canada con-
cernlng cooperation in carrying the
malls TO the Klondyke country, hui
there is not much hope OF being able
TO reach an adjustment, as the Ameri-
can contractor may not accept n modl-
flcation OF his contract. Tho postofffce
department cannot modify the contract
and impose more labor on the contractor
without his consent. ills recognized al
the department that the arrangement
must be n mutual agreement, not only
with the Canadian government, but the
Alaskan contractor.
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LONDON, August ia special dis
patch from Milan says that threo an
archlsts were arrested there this morn
ing, md thnt tho police secured a num-
her OF documents, bombs and explosives.
The documents captured by the police,
II la further stated, include letters from
Caeaarlo Santos. the assnssin OF Presi-
dent Garnet, and Plctro Acclnrito, who
attempted TO assassinato King Humbert
In April last. Other arrests nre expect
cd 40 follow. The Italian police claim
tbcy hnve conclusive evidence of the cx-
istcnco Of an International anarchist
,.fnN
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Tran,-sll..l..Ippl pslsgat.l.

Special Dlspntch to tho InteIIlgeneer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August a.
Governor Atkinson appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to tho trans Mlsslsslp-
ri and International Exposition, to be
held at Omaha from June to November,
1898; B. Walker Peterson, Wheeling;
Allen +. Mathews, Lewisburg; d. G.
westenhaver. Martinsburg; Hon. Henry
G. Davis, Elklns; Jacob $. Hyer, SUIT
ton; Hon. ]. w. Furbee, Warrington;
Hon. j. N, Camden, Parkersburg; Col.
u. Ensign, Huntington; Hon. p. w.
Morris, HarrIsville. and Lyman Stead
man, New Cumberland.
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MASKED MOB
freaks Into Jail and Attempts 10 "EIs-
cute" Four Prisoners.

freaks Into Jail and Attempts 10 "EIe-
cute" Four Prisoner.
CENTRAL CITY, Colo, Aug. 13.--At .
o'clock this morning, a mob from Russell
Gulch, armed and masked, broke into the
Central City Jail by affecting an entrance
through door in the rear and demanded
the keys OF the steel cell from the janitur.
In this cell were confined four prisoners
held on suspicion Of the murder Of Alex
Goddard, on American miner, who was
stabbed during saloon row last Mon
day. The mob was after Dominck Eek,
believed to be guilty Of the murder, The
jnnitor refused to give up the keys,
whereupon the mob fired through the
bars Into the cngc. The four prisoners
escaped death by hiding behind the mat
trcsscs and bedding In their cell, The
mob, sHpPoslng Il had Killed nll four left
the 1ail Four leaders have been arrest
cd and n strong guard placed about tho
Jail, but further trouble Ia feared.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, August i3.-J. II.
Llcbkc. young st. Louis society man,
who wna arrested on a charge OF detaln'
ing Miss Haylcss In carriage on the
boulevard In this city, last Friday night,
nppcnrcd IN the police court this morn.
Ing TO nngyor the charge. Tho relatives
of the young lady and her attorneys
asked that the case be dismissed. Tho
court ordered The case dismissed,
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we'll, WELL, BILLY /!
Where in the World Have You
Been These Days
WHILE WHEAT WAS RISING
With Silver Going Down the To-
boggan Slide?
BEEN IN THE WOODS, HAVE YOU

You Haven't the Least Idea How awe
Have mlIIsd YOu-JuIt Think OF IT,
Yourold Friend, Jacob "COmmOnwsal"
COIoy, Has Rssn Nominated byS Con-
vsntiOn that Gave Free silver the Mar
BILE Hsart-RsaiIy, You Must Have YOur
Voice Filed, and Get Move on-Ths
Summer Has Past aud the Harvest Has
Come, and tn the Light ofRsssnt Dsvel'
msnts IL would be JaIt as Well, Will
lam, TO Go Chase Yourself Some More.
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o,I.oIon, Sor An.rehI.t.,

NEW YORK. Aug. is.-commissioner
General OF Immigration Powdcrly has
requested the treasury department to
cable to United States consuls in Eu-
rome, and principally those in Spain
France, Italy and Normandy, REQUEST
ing them to keep n sharp lookout for
Anarchist emlgrants TO America, and
TO notify him by cable when any one
of them embark for the United states.
They will be deported as fast as they
nrriVN ---AI
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speclal Dispatch to tho IntellIgoncer.
WESTON. W. Va, Aug. 13,--An cpl
demlc of typhoid fever is raging at
craigsville, a small lumber camp on the
edge Of Nicholas county, about seven
miles from Camden-on-G -Gauley, Re-
ports from there to-day show nineteen
cases. Two deaths occurred this week.
Much sickness is reported from the sur
rounding country.
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A HALT CALLED
On Perambuiating Miners Around
the De Armitt Mines.
A CONFLICT WAS IMMINENT
Retween the Marchers and the
Sheriff's Deputies,
BUT A RIOT WAS AyERTED

uv the sheriff and Captain BOlIIngham
Keeping Their Heads = Their Counsel
prevailed, aud the Men RstrAo0d Their
srps-Prssidsat DoIAn ISSnsS Orders
That No Marches shouId be Made ON the
Mine, OF the New York and Cleveland
Company. Although They aAy be Made
Against others-r'Ths First Blood Shed"
consisted orA Drummer Being HIT Over
tho Head with Trumput-AIeetinES at
aIonongah and FairmOut Without In
eldsnt-No injunction Served.
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.,,l,l snr nr Armltt ror p,rlrrr.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 13,-Thls after
noon W. j. Brennan, attorney for the
strikers. said that he would enter suit
against W. y. DE Armitt for perjury In
connection with the nilldnvits made In
the application for the Injunction Is
sued yesterday
MIR. Brennan said that one Of the de-
fcndnnts had been dead two years, two
others had not been mining coal for
about the same period Tho names, he
said. had evidently been taken out OF
tho old hnOk
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THE GREAT CHANGE
In the Business OF the Country
Substantially Emphasized
BY A MULTITUDE OF BUYERS
From All Parts of the Land Flock
ing to New York,
AND BY HEAVY PURCHASES

Aud Good Reports orThslr Localities See
All DOubts at Rest as TO the Dawn of
PrOSpsrlty-An Cltlsa show an InsrSASs
In Trade, and Crop Prospects are the
BrlEhtsst-The Rise tn Stocks, Growth
In Hank ClsarinEs and Railroad Farm
inEs and the Upward Tendency OfwhsAt
Combine to Mako the Past Week One or
Surprising Interest
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posroN, Aug. 13,-Tho Globe this nt-
tcrnoon says that the Masslchusgt,u
ucnciit Life Association Will probably
ecisc lls corporate existence TuosdaS,
Aupist IA. ON which date petition WI
bc prosontei 20 the supreme court for inc
appointment of received u " under
gtdei ,hat therc Will be no objection lC
~. ulnLImm.
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The Laughiln miners will not 30 neat
che bank until o'clock this morning
This Is earlier than usual, but they will
walt until daylight, the arrangement
made last night II r. reported that not
all the men will show up for work II is
also said that two hundred Dlllonynlo
miners will reach Martins Ferry thls
morning At $3.50 o'clock THIS morning
the camp was az qulot no the grave, AZ
the strtttcn promise only 90 use Pef-
siaslon, the cloud Of impending trouble
hnu Dnrnpu
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FULTON. H., Aug, i3-Thc long
plnndlng nrhl between this town and
Rock island. Ill., Tor location " the
headquarters Of the Modern Woudmon
nf America eliminated To-day In n
hnnd to hand lght between scores OF
pnrtlanna OF the respective townn, In
which number OF persons were Bcrl-
ously Injured, Tho Tullonltcs held
Ihnlr own.
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elected president of the west viz
detailed
though young man. scarcely thirty rs @
notably credah
highly endorsed by the faculties OF G 1ae
Chicago private letter 20
Inelgc Randolph MoMahon OF the eoaTa OF e says
president idell
quick hashi Keen US a" "HA'
OF pleasing personality
arrive in AiorEnown within day or % TWO % % tb eg b
already made line impression
during the meeting the regents the eS ms % @
politics religion baIhs put
influence his selection because nee @ ms
nto and or Two or the Tese knew au'
=. =. ,,u,u ., -. -,
married Mrs Raymond Is said TO DC as as nr
ready distinguished husband When they were aen S m o
gold IN
cgned h defeat Dr. iaymoad % says @ ne Sn @
another kind with her leW years VII
both the womana and the medal
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MNlhr Nn Itnrlhsr nslat.

WASHINGTON. u, C., Aug. i3-1t u
stated at the informal revenue bureau
that there win be NO further delay IN
the delivery Of oll cigarette aud clgnI
STAMPS that may be ordered delivered
The congcatlon IN nov rellcvcd aud alI
orders will DO nlled al once
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WASHINGTON. August 4, -AIr Pom
Kwang Sob, cN-mlnlatcr from Korea,
died at 1850 to-day Of acute consump'
tlon, recently aggravated 10y over cNcr,
else. The funeral ARRANGEMENTS WIZ
probably ho attended 10 by The Korean
legation. n was Mr. BOhH wish that hlt
body should be- CruinntCd.
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PARIS. Aug. i9,-An italian named
r,iilnl vna arrested to-day at the care
An Iyon here for Violently threatening
,r,nnSe and declaring that he intended to
irit,te Cncsnrlo Santos, the assassin OF
prosliont Cnrnot Tho police have not
yei decided whether the prisoner Is an
anarchist or merely a crank 49,.
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Special Dispatch to tho 1ntolllgencer.
GRAFTON. W. Va, Aug. 1a.-william
Rieders, aged about thirty years, died
suddenly here to-day. He was n single
man and machlnlst in the Baltimore 6
Ohio shops.
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JACKSON, Miss, Aug. l3.-llev. w
II Howe, son-in-law OF Bishop Hugh
Miller Thompson, OF the Episcopal
church, tool, an overdose OF ehlorul al
tbc rcsldencc OF thr bishop in this city
last nlrht. and died from rs cnecu
shortly after. Mr. Howe was well
known in omaha and other northern
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
sTEUBINvILLE. O.. Aug. 13.-At
$3.50 o'clock tonight as the Panhandle
yard engine was shifting It struck and
killed Isaac Ferrell, of Dennison, cut
ting his body in two. He had tried to
run across the tracks TO catch u west
bound freight when struck. ...
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CHOKED UP,
Congestion Of Cola Seekers at the White
aud ChllcOOt PaAsos-MAny selling Ont-
IlLA aud RsInrnInE.

Congestion Of Cola Seekers at the White
aud ChlleoOt PAHsos-AIAny selling Ont-
IitA aud Returning.
ASTORIA, Ore. Aug i2-The oregon
Railway and Navigation Company's
steamer, George W, Elder, has arrived
here from Dyea. The Elder left Dyea
the 9th inst, She confirms previous re-
ports that both the White and Chllcoot
passes are blockaded,
The routes from skaguay and White
pass are more level and easier travell-
ing. though twenty-five miles farther
But the prospector Is landed on Lake
Bennett, the second lake above Linder-
man, where travellers by the Chilcoot
pass are landed. Besides there is plen-
ty OF timber on Bennett Lake TO build
boats, while there is none on Linder-
man.
Nearly all OF the Elders passengers
were landed at Dyea, the vessel lying a
mile and a half out in the bay, Passen-
gers and goods were llghtered ashore at
a cost OF $40 per ton for freight. officers
of the Elder say that not one-half OF the
people Will get over the mountains this
winter. Many are selling their OUTFITS
and returning. Letters from parties
who went up on the Elder, advise their
friends not to go this fall, as they can
not get through.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13,-During
the past week the Klondyke fever has
abated somewhat in this city, owing
probably 20 the dlscouraglng reports
received from Dyea. There are plenty
OF people who announce their intention
of trying the Chllcoot route In the
spring and of those who are anxious to
go at once large proportion seem dis
posed to travel via 81, Mlchaels and up
the Yukon. Promoters of expeditions
by this route are ready with profuse as
surances that the trip can be made be-
fore the closing OF navigation, but In
all cases they are careful not to bind
themselves In any way TO take passen-
gers through this fall, At the offices of
the steamship companies It Is reported
that the inquiry for tickets is diminish
ing.
ASTORIA, oregon, August 13.-The
steamer Maynower, towing a large
barge with supplies has left for Dyea.
She will take the inner passage and her
captain anticipates no trouble In reach
ing his destination.
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B. White, Henry Fry, =. N. Carr and j.
II. Scaggs, oil of Charleston. The cap
ftal subscribed IS $500. With the right
to increase TO 100000.
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- yvos, Virpinln. Western pennsylyh-
,ta W,N ohio fnir. followed by Increasing
ricuiincsa Saturday afternoon, with hhuw-
crs nm the lakes. warmer, slight Hou1herly
winds, increasing,
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yeatorday ns Observed
b,s n gehnopf druggist, corner F0urioCnth
hnd Market streets, was na followai
"a m....,......., tglsp, n"",.,,h",. y
ft .......... gi | ". mausttttt,ts II
ts m..,,,,, M "''',,''.. ...,,. 81 wcaihor-Clear.
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oUEENsTowN-Lucania, New York
for Liverpool
burg -.
New York.
philadelphia. -,-
from Liverpool
HAMBuRG-Normnnnia, New YORK VIA
Plymouth. a..,-.
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Ivy NNNOilNlNU lI'NAi
FAiRMONT. W. Va AUG i3.-Tho
operation VI tho Taruont region made
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14

The candidate fcs county superin-
tendent of schools Was born in Marys
county, Mo-, 1856. ae received High
school education ats'Lacygne. Kansas,
and later was student in the State
Agricultural Collegebf Kansas. After
taking special norm9r training he came
to Colorado in 'ss &, the fall of IS he
was engaged as ass ktant principal of
the Rockvale schos which position
he held two years g the close of his
second year he was rewarded by being
elected principal of the schools, but
later resigned to accept a more lucra-
tive position as bookkeeper for Rock
afellow Il Baker. This position he
held until the firm was succeeded by
the Santa Fe Co.. when he became their
bookkeeper and paymaster. In the fall
of '93 Alfred Durfee, who was princi-
pal of the Chandler schools, was elected
county superintendent aud resigned
his place at Chandler. v a. Hutton
was engaged to fill cut the term and he
is to this day still principal of the
Chandler schools. Mr.. Hutton is what
is known ss self made man. While
his college traing was good. his indi-
vidual work since leaving college is
better, and today he is as well qualified
to I'LL the important office of superin-
tendent of schools as any teacher in
Fremont county
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14

The next sheriff of Fremont county
was born in johnson county, Tennessee,
1853 There he received good com
mon school education and early IN life
learned the honest trade of the black
smith. by this trade he has ever since
earned good livelihood. In 1883 he
came to Colorado and opened black
smith shop at Coal Creek, which was a
prosperous mining town at that time
He has ever since been resident of
and admiration of all, without regard
TO party or politics. He has never been
candidate for an office, though he was
elected without his consent TO be a
member of the school board of Coal
Creek. and later justice of the peace.
He is not politician and knows little
of the ways of the political world. He
is not a political gangster who seeks
tue once OF sheriH 10 1urther any
such pernicious interests. He is
naught but an honest laborer. one who
has by hard work and thrift raised
himself and family to a higher plain
than the average of his class. He is
the kind of man that honest men ad-
mire and seek to reward that the no.
BILE women of Fremont county should
openly support. Mr.. Hawkins seeks
honor. and the writer can assure his
more than two thousand supporters
that after his election no one need
blush to own his name as the one
whom they helped to elect.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14
MEN WORTHY YOUR SUPPORT
Short Sketch Of the Lives and Doings Of the
Men Who VIII Be the County Off
GERS A fter Jan. 1st 9S.

that the Eagle ticiet is the only one
on which no Democrats will be found