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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24

weeks illness. She suffered a stroke
Of apOplexy.
Chas. Skipp has moved out on the
Watts farm three miles east Of town.
j. P. Slade will move into The Riley
property which he recently bought.
T. ]. Riley will move into the
Mason property vacated by Thomas
Shift.
}. b. Brownback shipped two car
load of hogs Sunday. &c. Woodward
went To Wichita with them.
A young daughter arrived Monday
to bless the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
D. Crlttenden. All are doing well.
The ball game went off quietly be-
tween the Weston and Corbin mines.
The score standing 80 10 2 10 favor OF
Corbin.
The postmaster received instruc-
tiOns to weigh the mail received and
dispatched for thirty days, beginning
March %.
r. j. Tucker age 81, died Friday Of
apOplexy. The call was sudden. He
had been making his home for some
time with his daughter, Mrs. J. A.
Kinear.
The Evolutionary recital by Miss c.
E, Ford of Grand Rapids, Mich. at
the Odd Fellows hall was well at
tended Saturday night All express
themselves as well pleased. She is a
good elOcutiOnist. The rendering of
"Lelp Year EPISODE brought down
the house. Y. RAY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
HUKLE.

Ella Hukle's school at Geneva, closed
on the 22nd.
f. NJ. Watson shipped car Of sun
dries from Hukle on the 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel visited in the
family Of R. ]. Hukle on Saturday.
The editor OF the VOICE dined with
the family Of R. J. Hukle on the 18th.
R.M. Neal Of Peck, recently reported
as cOnvalescent, is quite poorly again.
Elder D. T. BrOaddus will Ill his
regular appointment at the Christian
church on the 10Th.
Uncle Jimmy Holland planted corn
on the 10th of March; a little early
Uncle Jimmy.
Garrett Hurst OF Zyba was around
among the farmers Of this vicinity
last week showing one Of his fine
ClydeSdale horses.
Peck is fast coming TO the front as
a city. Last week a large hardware
store put IN by James Daily and tals
week she is looking for some up.to-
date editor to start a newspaper in
her midst.
On Friday and Saturday the men,
bers of the Christian church at Peck
will meet TO set out shade trees and
put up hitching rack on the three
vacant lots south Of the meeting
house recently purchased by them.
All come and bring a spade and a tree
or two to plant.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
Notice of Permanent Survey.

To North American Trust Co, O. "A. Lent
h. A. Is. Fisher. Sumner WhitSon. n n
Simpson, Franklin p. Mercer. +. "A. ! iddIe
kaulf, Chas. X. Riggs Charles W. Mummy.
Luella Hall, M0nadnOck Savings RAM
Lake Village Savings Bank, John p. David.
son. j N shawn trustee. Geo. K Fultz. MIL
ford Savings Bank. David Shelhamer:
YOU are hereby notified. according IN Law
L that permanent survey of section
thiriy-six (3l township thirty mi
south, rance four ~ west Of the sixth princi-
pal meridian has been ordered by Mrs. #. A
ODonnell, owner OF the southeast quarter
OF section thirty-siX C36D. which permS-
nent survey will embrace the following
lines aud corners in the above-nan ed town.
ship, In the establishment of which Won are
interested, viz:
The lines and corners around said section
thlrty-SlX (}6) and the quarter section
lines and corners therein. which lines and
corners will be permanently established hv
the undersigned or his deputy, as follows.
viz:
The said permanent survey will be conn
menced at the southeast corner of said seo-
tion thirty six C3Gl on the
12th DAY OF APRIL, 1898.
or the next day thereafter and will he con-
tlnued from day to day until completed
GEO. C. STANTON,
u. County Surveyor.
First published in Voice Mar. q, 1928.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
ACleYer Trick.

1t certainly looks like it, but there
is really no trick about it. Anybody
can try it who has lame back and weak
kidneys, malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean be can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters.
This medicine tones up the whole sys.
TEN, acts as Il stimulant to the liver
and kidreyS, is a blood purifier and
nerve tonic. 1t cures constipation.
headache, fainting spells, sleeplessness
and melancholy. 1t is purely veg
etable, a mild laxative and restores
the system to its natural vigor. Try
Electric Bitters and be convinced that
they are a miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only SOC a bottle
at F. b. Snyder's drug store. 3
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
C0RBIN.

Who said spring was here.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dennis is up from the
Strip this week.
F. P. Miller has moved into the
Akers property he recently purchased.
Mrs Eliza Brown age 60 years who
was making her home with her son,
E. Brown, died Friday morning after
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
Zyba, Kansas.

Rev.A. Burrill Of the U. B. church
will preach at the Cumberland Pres.
byterian church in this city at II
o'clock next Sunday morning, March
9th, Also at the Slate VALLEY school
house, northwest of town, at o'clock
In the afternoon,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
Notice.

| have on my farm u miles north
Of Wellington two fine breeding horses.
(Clydesdae) Farmers should see
them before making arrangements
with other parties. These horses are
the premium registered horse: for
particulars see the owner.
GARRETT HURST.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
AVON.

A cold wave struck us on the 22d.
Alfred Guy Of Wellington spentSun-
day at n. Pitts.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24

In the District Court OF Sumner touu.y. in
the State OF Kansas.
North American Trustl
Company, corpora
ton,
Plaintiff
Catherine A. Riggs
widow and heir at
law Of Charles Il.
Riggs, decreased, AL
fred Riggs ~ ad-
ministratOr OF the
estate OF Charlie. r.
Riggs. deceased. Al
fred Riggs and Mol
lie Riggs his wife,
Timothy Riggs. CIR
Riggs, W. A Riggs.
Minnie May Riggs
his wife. Maggie
Riggs, Maude A.
Riggs, a minor. heir
at law If Charles K
Riggs, deceased, L.
II. Mi1dlekauf W.
E. AtchsOn Cashier,
Denver. Memphis and
Atlantic Railway,
Elizabeth Middle
kaufI, Ida n. Atch-
ison,N Atchison. and
George f. Campbell
executor of ". (.
Atchson deceased
Defendants.
R1VlRTUE Of an order OF sale issued 70 ma
~ ont of said District Court I'm the above
entitled action. will, ON
Monday, the s5th day of April AID, 1898.
between two and three o'clock d. m. Of said
day al the front door of the Court House in
the City OF Wellington, in the County Of sum-
Ter and state Of Kansas, offer at public sale
and sell 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand, all the following described real
estate, to-Wit:
The southeast quarter a, OF section twenty
Tour ca, and the northeast quarter a.. Of
section twenty-five (25l, and the east half
Csl' OF the northwest quarter ~, Of section
twenty nve %. township thirty (3O. south
range four a. west Il the sixth princIpaI
meridian. lying ana situate in the county
OF Sumner and state OF Kansas.
The ahovs-describei real estate is IA ken a,
tho property Of said defendants and is d.
rected by said order OF sale 10 be sold. and
viii be sold without appraisement TO satisfy
said order of sale.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of March.
a. De- iNSS' JAS. r. HESKETT.
Sheriff. Of Sumner County Kansas.
HERRlCK 4 ROGERS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
First publication Mar. "a. 1S9S-in VOICE.
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Sheriff's Sale.
No. s469.

In the District Court OF sumner toun.y. in
the State OF Kansas.
North American Trustl
Company, CORPORA
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Before BuYina.......
.Mii!lIl|iiigan, Wilkin &Co.
Cabinets nj special prices for one week. !
HON. JOHN W. MAsoN's PLAN
For the selection OF United state. senai

For the Selection OF United States senat-
s-A Correspondence suEsssilons.
slR:-I SEQ in the Saturday edition
of the 1ntelligencer a communication
from the Hon. John ". Mason in re-
gard to the method OF choosing a can
dldate for the United States senate to
succeed Senator Faulkner. A part of
the plan might be feasible, conven-
ton OF the peoples representatives, but
not called by the state committee. am
opposed TO handIcappIng the committee
in any sense with their work, as I
think It would have tendency to,
should they have any part in this call
Why not have the various candidates
announce themselves for the position SO
that the public may know who they
are, as well as chosen few. Every
man qualified for the position has that
divine right to enter the free-for-all
race. One part OF Mr.. Mason's views I
am heartily In accord with. that the
masses Of the people must be consult-
ed TO win. 1t is only by this method that
the lease of power now attained by the
Republicans can be prolonged. -.
T. Z. MAXWELL. (
Valley Grove, Jan. 10. z
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Business is Thrivlns-The Good Results
of McKinlcY,s Election.

Business is Thrivlns-The Good Results
of McKinlcy's Election.
Anew York special TO the Pittsburgh
Dispatch OF yesterday says: Colonel
r. "A. Burt, of West Virginia, is one OF
the leading railroad men OF his state.
Besides being the general manager OF
the Ohio River railroad system he Is
vice president OF two smaller roads, and
now is building new. line. which will
run from New SIartinsville and Clarks-
burg to the center OF the state. Colonel
Burt was one OF the West Virginia
Sound Money Democrats; who voted
and worked for the election of McKin-
ley.
Eve are now beneAtIng from the re-
suit Of that election" he said to a, Dis
patch reporter. Conditions never have
been so good in West Virginia as1they
now are. Everyone has money. and the
railroads cannot haul all OF the freight
offered to them. There Is only one DIFF
flcultv. and that Is the famine in
freight cars. We cannot get them fast
enough. The Ohio River, Railroad sys-
tenn is to West Virginia what the New
York Central and Hudson River rail-
road IS TO New York state. and every
bit of the rolling stock that can be put
to that purpose is being used for haul
ing freight.
"a little over q year ago the people OF
West Virginia were poor. They were In
debt all around. Now everyone seems
to have money and the men who were
borrowers a year or so ago are now de-
positors in the banks. That was fwhat
we voted for in November, 1886"
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"A Striking Object Lesson.

Z The business men OF Kansas are dis
tributlns throughout the country cir
scular containing a .recapitulatfon Of the
report Of the secretary OF the state board
4of agriculture. which shows the remark
Z ably. prosperous condition OF the state
this year. 1t .els an eloquent story OF
/ the wholesome state of affairs existing
I at present in Kansas, and is In marked
contrast with the conditions Of The years
Z previous. 1t fully explains why the ca
lamity. howl has ceased among Kansas
farmers.
si The circular contains an itemized
statement OF the quantities and values
of the agricultural products OF 1897. and
shows the amount OF mortgage lndebt-
edness which has beer cancelled since
prosperity set In. This showing carries
with It a strong evidence OF the fallaoy
Eof the arguments that were made n little
moro than q year since TO sustain
the peculiar financial theories OF the
PopullstIc school of politicians that
seemed 10 thrive better in Kansas than
Z In any other state.
The showing made by the report is SO
notable that We quole The summary as
Z follows: FL 81 t2ra &c
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wHArrHE BACHELOR SAYS.

a girl is always ready 20 look os II
she was In love with any man who will
take her to the theatre.
When,a girl really feels dressed, she
gets afraid to do anything suddenly for
fear her clothes WONT set right.
When you devil a woman she will
always smile like she, enjoyed It till you
set near enough tolreach. ~ cat acts
the same way.
Every woman thinks she can make q
man happy! and every man thinks he
can fix the drawer In the kitchen table
SO It won't stick. y
When girl can't buy piece ofrib-
bon without wondering whether a GER
tain man will like It. 1t Is time for her
to begin 10 wear things she knows he
hates.-New York Press,
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.
web TO the length of two and q quar-
ter miles has, been drawn from the
body OF a single spider. sS
A full. grown man eShales seventeen
ounces OF casbonlc acid gas every TWEEN
ty-four hours. !. Il
Any human being who will have the
presence OF mind 10 clasp the hands be-
hind the back. and turn the face to-
ward tie zenith, may float at case, and
In perfect safety, in tolerably stu wa
ter. j & Y. IS
Near Boise City, idaho. four hundred
feet below the earth's surface there Is q
subterranean lake OF hot water OF one
hundred and seventy degrees tempera-
ture. II has pressure enough to ascend
20 the top floor of most OF the houses
and will be plped to them for healing
purposes. \,
The most wonderful astronomical
photograph In the world is that which
has recently been prepared by London,
Berlin and Partisan astronomers. u
shows at least s., 900, 900 stars. M
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Tremen,,Ion. Exodus to the K,oudlLe

Despite the warnings OF those who
have been on the spot, and predict suf-,
ferlng in the 1llondike region, thou
sands Of adventurous Americans are
vending their way thltherward. All OF
them should be provided with that me-
d!clnal safeguard, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which warns and nourishes the
system, and prevents malaria, rhcuml-
tIsm, kidney trouble, besides remedylng
liver complaint, dyspepsia and consti-
pntion .s cfEG }sf ls1ls E'ls, .S tssts l.g.a
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1t was saddencd Popocrat.
Whose brow was wrcathed In woe.
And when no heard tho tidinEs read,
His form bent from the blow.
And Hanna's votes that number are?".
He muttered mournfu!ly.
But history will repeat ITSELF
It's one more crime OF 80
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farmers throughout the entire state are
flourlshing. They are getting better prices
for wheat, corn, hogs, cattle and sheep.
Money is easier. They are happy, also. be-
cause they have 4 Republican governor
who has reduced their taxes over quarter
of million dollars. The divine atllatus
has struck one Indiana farmer under the
influence Of dollar wheat and prosperity,
and he has poured forth his soul in the
following song, after the style OF James
Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosler poet:
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tho nscendency again 20 power Of the
party that had confidence enough IN the
ability OF the country to mako the nr-
ttlcie to encourage the Industry By fa-
yorable Legislation. m
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When the wheat Is In the granery
And the prices reach the sky,
And ROSTERS are a-crowing. an
And the chickens flynn high;
When the city fellers squabble
For the farmers views and votes,
And the barn Is full Of timothy,
And the bins are full of oats,
Oh. It's then that teller
Is a-feelIn' at his best,
With the risin' sun to greet him
For n night Of glorious rest,
And the babies caper round him
And the colts are kickin' high,
When the wheat Is In the granary
And the prices reach the sky.
II.
There's something kind o hcarty-like
About the sky and field,
With the stubble there a-laughinS
At thlrty-bushel yield.
With the happy birds sinSin',
And the cattle in n doze,
And the hired man a-comln' round
To show his new store clothes.
A Teller feels contented
And at peace with all the world,
With the golden flag OF plenty
= Like blessing Is unfurled. =
Oh. ! tell you. Nancy's happy,
And the gals are flynn high,
With the gran-n-ry a-bustin
And the prices In the sky!
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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And where was Mr.. lur.z in the shut-
ne? What about the guarantee 10 de-
liver the goods that he gaze Allen o..
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2 swallows."They say one swallow
doesn't make a summer" said Sippler,
as he drained his glass at a Sulp.
That's right, too."' replied Tippler,
who spoke from experience, but I can
prove that 1t takes precious few OF
them to make q Z fall."-Philadelphia
RulIetin gsr -= .
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
W. CnunIN- Sc y -----.-- ~ 80 :.


State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm of f. ].
Cheney &. Co., doing business In the city
OF Toledo, county and. state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls catarrh
Cure. Z. ~
FRANK J. CHENEY. Z
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day of December,
A. D. 1856. .. 4
(SeaD a. D. GLEASON.
Ei Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally and acts directly OF the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
T. ]. CHENE c. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, s75c.
Halls Family hills IRE the best.
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General Manager Burt, of the Ohio
River railroad, says that West Virginia
Is getting what she voted for, and points
TO the fact that the railroads in,the state
are rushed with business as evidence OF
the truth of his remark. Mr.. Burt is
right, and 1t is such testimony as this
that counts against the calamity aglta-
tlon which Mr.. Bryan. is vainly striving
to revive since his return from Mexico.
Mr.. Bryan should makeia tour of his
own country, and learn how far behind
date he Is.
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Judging from the lively interest that
has been excited among the Democratic
papers in the state over the announce
ment by Congressman Dayton that he
will stand for denomination this year.
and the effortsgbelng, made by them TO
convince their readers that the Second
district representative hasn't a ghost OF
a show, 1t is apparent that the remo-
cratic editors do not regard Mr.. Dayton
as being any more of n Joke" chan lie
was In 1894 and 1896.
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Mrs. Mack gets fifteen years in the
penitentlary, which is little enough, and
her partner In crime Is expressing regret
that he was granted stay OF the death
sentence, in his own case, saying. that
nc wants to die without delay. The In
difference exhibited by this precious pair
as to their fate raises q doubt as to
whether or not The penalties inflicted
upon them are really to be regarded as
ipunishmcnts.
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An Offset.-"Is 1t not fact that en-
llghtened laws have had the effect OF
increasing the span OF life?"
Hardly. OF course. murderers live
longer. but, on the other hand. there
are the murdered, you see."-Detrolt
Journal. .2
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.CTocNHoLpNR MEETING.

ID! 3.s4ll M, MIX
Tho annual meeting OF the stoeShclA.t,
OF the Two Republics Gold Mining Com
psny viii be held gat the ONCE OF ,tulh,
Kennedy Fourth avenue. PITTSBURGH, 4,
10 o'clock a. m, on Monday January 4
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GTocKHot.pERs'9 aiRETINdI Z

Tho annual meetinE OF the stockho,d...
OF The Riverside Iron Works will III SsII
OF the ollice of the company, corn " NJ NJ
and South streets. on cdnesday, lanuan
Is, iisss, at $50 Y |. N. 7, 7, . I
ials.wcd N - Y - ,,.t'i,sss Ssssss,, \.
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The tin plate product OF American
mills increased forty-livc per cent last.
year. THUS has an Industry which some
gentlemen were acknowledgements
could never exist in America grown, In
q slnrln yanr. and that year marking
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9JJTANTED--A COMPETENT; ryps''
iNt4aWRlTER and stenographcr vorse
woman who can do light ONCE wnsS
Answer IN own handwriting. with rs;sss
enee and experience, Address III ANT
,FACTURER,sc caro- lntellIgeneer. n i.,sss
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His Weakness.-She--He does not
seem to be brilliant conversational
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4 THE 1NTELLIGENcER, embracing Its
several editions, Is entered In the Post.
office Mt Wheeling. ". Va, as sccond-clasa
matter.l Is 4.
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He-No; unfortunately, he can't talk
on any subject unless he knows some
thing about it.-Puck. a
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PASSING PLEAsANTRIEs

When It's Easy.-.'It must be hard to
lose ones mind said the thoughtful
boarder. ~
1T ought to dc easy, II your head is
cracked" said the Cheerful! idlot.-1n-
dtnna nolis Journal a7s9-r Ff.f
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Is Z. n TELEPHONE NUMBERS \
EDITORIAL Rooms. Counting Room. s77
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NEW; ApvERT,tsrsMSlR,N,ra.

N(7SANARiEs- 100 i filsRTz I AtorNTlr.
" Rollers Afaibs ts,po. Fefnalo a. ~ \.
4 HENRY HEnMBRlG HTS. come M
ket and Sixth streets. ~ \, ~ Y y i iets
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IN WEST VIRGINIA

Valley Grove, Jan. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-10
NEW DISTRICTS DEFINED.
Provisions of Senator StrobridRe's
Bill In Maryland Legislature.

PrOvisiOns of senator StrobrfdRe.s
Bill In Maryland Legislature.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March Ex-senator
Strobridge's bill to redefine the lines of the
several congressional districts affected by
the rediviAon of the wards of Baltimore
city was introduced today. The bill pro-
vides that the second congressional dis
trict shall be composed Of the twelfth, fif-
teenth. sixteenth and seventeenth wards of
Baltimore city, Carroll, Cecil and Hartford
counties. and all the election districts Of
Baltimore county except the first and elev-
enth.
The third district shall be composed Of the
first. second, third, fourth. fifth. sixth, sew
enth, eighth and ninth wards of Baltimore
city. The fourth Of the fourth, tenth elev-
enth, thirteenth, fourteenth, eighteenth,
nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-first and
twenty -second Baltimore city wards.
The fifth district shall be composed of
ST. Mar!'s, Charles, Calvert, Prince
Georges and Anna Arundel counties, the
first and thirteenth election districts of
Baltimore county and the third and TWEEN
ty-fOurth wards of Baltimore city. The
bill was referred to special committee
compose of Senators Putzel and Strobridge
of baltimore city, Wilkinson OF st. Mary's
and Williams of Hartford, republicans, and
Senators Crothers CT Cecil, Clagett Of
Prince Georges and Herring of Hartford
democrats.