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THE WHIRL AT EVERETT.

EVERETT, July On Friday evening
The Ladies Aid Society % the Christian
CHURCH held an experience social" An
elceilent programme was rendered ard r.
freshments were served by the ladies'.
Everett Lodge No q. N Of p. at ats
regular meeting last Wednesday evening
conferred two degrees. The lodges OF
Snohonish and Lowell were present in
good numbers. After the lodge closed the
members We're entertained for two hours
In the dining parIors OF Knight Day where
covers were spread for sixty
The A. o. L. w. To give a grand
pail AT Harts opera house on July l.
Thursday morning Judge Reid united in
marriage Mr.. John Is. Buchinger and Miss
Anna Clrich, both OF Seattle
Mr.. A. c. Goeric and Miss Lizzie Hayes
We're married Wednesday morning at the
Catholic church, during solemnizarion OF
the nuptial mass at o'clock, Rev. Faith
er Ciaessens. celebrant The matron OF
honor was Mrs. b. ). Hayes OF South
kaukauna, WIS. and the groonsman was
Mr.. b. j. Hayes. The bride and groom
both wore travelling suits and Immediately
after their wedding breakfast which was
served In their honor at the home Of the
brides sister. Mrs. &. 2. Clark they left
for Seattle on the Greyhound. From Seat
tie they Will go TO Portland, and after
short sojourn Will return and make their
home temporarily at Admiralty head
where Mr.. Goeric has charge of the con-
struction work OF the forts. They were
escorted TO the boat oy q number of rela-
tiyes and friends
Mrs. o. B. Lee. OF Hartford, is visiting
Mrs. W. j. Lynch.
Capt Allyn *. Capron. who was killed
in the battle OF la Quasina. is relative
OF DR.. Capron OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Browneli were visit
Ing friends in Seattle last week.
I III ReIl1a and Miss rbel
qua, who have been In Snohomish visiting
Mrs. Hutchings. returned home last Tues
day.
Mrs James Z. Bell and her little daugh-
ter returned home from the Hot Springs
Tuesday.
Mr.. A. c. Macready. OF the Pacific Hard
ware Company. WAS called tn Puyallup
last Wednesday by the illness of his
father.
Mrs. c. ". Donnan was visitor in Sc
attic last week.
Mrs. II. c. Henry. of Snchomsh has
been visiting Mrs. A. Hubert on Rucker
avenue.
Mrs. Sewell T. Knapp. OF Snohomish.
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WHATCOM. July MIR. Fred Williams
and Miss Myrtle BateInan were married
on Monday evening nj the home Of the
bride. Rev \. Rogers OBLIGATED. There
ware only the relatives OF the young couple
present. Mr.. Williams & the youngest son
OF Judge aud Mrs H. Il. Williams and
his wife Is one OF the very popular young
Ladies' % the city.
Mr.. F. II. Graves ami Mss Henrietta
S;emons Were married AZ the home ~ the
brides parents on Monroe street On
"Wednesday evening ny Rev. W. hassey.
pastor Of the Christian Advent church.
There were only few friends and The rel
atives present. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr. :. H. Siemons fhe well known
shiagle manufacturer ard the groom is the
presen; Efficient city clerk.
Mr.. John {. Glllics ard Mss Alice Bum
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CHAITAIQlA SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs Homer Bail. after = pro-
traeted and pleasant visit TO the island.
returned 10 their Seattle home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs \. NJ Goddard of Ta-
coma, are At home 20 their friends In
their cosy cottage on Bryant avenue.
A genial party OF young people from
Puyallup. chaperoned by Ms. \. (. pres-
bach, IS occupying Madrona villa. TIE
company consists OF the Misses ora Pom
eroy. Alberta Waite. vanilla Caskiu Mr..
r c. Morse and MIR j. Erwin I.utz.
Mrs. James b. Hamlin and children
have gone home TO Seattle 10 spend the
Fourth.
Mr.. Charles Tilton. who has been teach
ing the Fall City school, has returned 10
the island
The Puget Sound BapIists have charge
of rhautauqua affairs. and their Young
peoples meeting OF ten days VIII be The
event Of the session.
Rev. and Mrs, II. r. Brown OF BATTERY
Street NJ. +. church. OF Seattle, spent n
few days OF this week on their island
ranch.
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CUEusL9s Personal. MENTION.

CHEIIALIS. July VIM Dunckley. ~
Re Ell is spending a few days nj the heane
OF DR.. Godfrey. ~ this city.
Mrs. W. w. Robertson has returned from
a visit 10 friends AZ Baker City and Hood
River. Csr.
Superintendent Tucker and Prof. Forrest
attended the teachers institute at Tacoma
this week
{. w Goodman went TO Portland thu
first of the week. returning wlth his little
daughter
Miss Kate Montgomery. Of the public
schools IS spending her summer vacation
" IN suda IN Nebraska and Icwa
Miss Gertrude Holmes OF the Holmes
business cosiege Of Portland, visited friends
In ChoilaiIs recently.
Rev. AMI Mrs Alfred II. Wheater viii
leave ehe coming week for New Hamp-
shire Rev Wh..lor has had the Espisco-
ral church here for i've years. Last nishQ
I. number 81 his rartsh'oncrs "a thcred at
tho church AMI presented him with a token
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PORT ION N>END SOCIAL NOTES.

PORT TOWNSEND. July Monday
oNen,nS tire ladies ~ tho Rebekah lodge
of Port Townsend gave y strawberry fess-
tjral IN iae OR.d Fellows hall The haal
was decorated w,th strawberry leaves and
a number of those taking part wore cllGs-
terra q strawberry leaves and stFawbey-
riss
The following programme was rendered.:
Violin quarietse-"pcEMrt" ........ naaclA
Miss Edna snyder. Miss Ethel My
rick. Miss aiietta Gr111iths. MxS
Mary 3etcher.
Cua>s.sa A9s,l.; =. Hiss Mamie Cove
nQet-'eSwee. g..ttle Tootsse Wootsie''.
;issseTs Wa.ia,s and Ray I.ehr
p.ano Selo-Se.ccted, Miss Helen Srn;th
Rcct,atioN-"The Irish Mother -
Duet- Selected -. HI. .............
Mr.. : u. o'Ncl3 Mrs. +, w Hastings
so,o- NJ. Nj, ! 7 R Mr,n1x1a
song sweet Iat,Ie y''...,..........
......... ncnjHnin +. Pettygrcve, IT.
Song. ........... MIS- Liiiau Horne
sens. .....-......-.... Miss Hattie Rarraws
The entertainment 3egan promptly 1T
O clock
Wednesday evening surprise party
was given Mrs. Martha 6;crrAsh. II was
III honor OF her sath birthday and her
friends remembered K with appropriate
gifts ard good wishes.
The misses ana natrcns Of the Friday
Afternoon Reading Club gave a ball
Thursday evening for the benefit OF Port
Towns ud's publ;c library. and "A hand
some Suu was realized. Tho Young la
dies were handsomely attiresi and the scene
was frightened ny the uniforms Of several
OF the officers frccn the revenue cuttcf
Perry. which vas in port
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hotel for the cfaldren's Home. The pro-
gfauarne will consist Of Living Pictures"
In charge u Mrs W G. Pszarc,. Mrs.
". Snow and Mr. Clyde CIanosy A short
II.tAsscaI progrsrrs1e VIII follow. which
Mrs. Claude seeiey is arranging, and q
oanee VIII conclude the evening
x xw
Undoubtedly the largest and sweIles. az
fa'r OF the week would have been the
oanes on Thursday night given bv Mr.
and Mr. Atexa n-4cr Bailise al their resi-
Gsnce On Tacoma avenue. Every p-erar-
aton Lad been made 20 E73ke Il a deilgnt-
ful event, hat owing 10 the deAea of Mr.
ballie's father. ~ Scotland, the invita-
taons were recalled Wednesday.
y ..:
Prof. Maria Sanford. % the Minnesota
university. and gifted lecturer. gave a
NHTy Interesting talk on "Otheily'. before
the Snskesqearean Club and is f-.rpcS
taSs Saturday night, al the re.iSeees Of
airs. Henry Hewitt. After the lecture r.
ffeshIueFts we're served ard a very enjoy
able evening passed.
= large card party vas given Friday
AFTERNOON Ter the heDetk OF the Emergency
corps fund az the Residence OF Mrs. J N
Miller. Ore will also De given th.s after
noon az the residence of Mrs John III. Hop
ksias for the same cause.
* =.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Dalton. OF Seattle.
were IN Tacoma last week over Sunday
the guests OF Mr.. r. NJ Caldwell Sunday
was spent wheeling TO the Country Club
and on the prairie
:. * =
Mrs. Harrison q, Foster is giving a
luncsseon for twenty ladies today. in honor
Ok Mrs Hanleish. Of Galesburg III. who
Is visiting her daughter. AIRS. Claude
Seeley.
Mrs. s. NJ. Jackson gave one OF the
pretty iuncheons OF the week On Friday
10 Mrs. T. II. Wallace. Mrs. Z. j. Fran
sioli. Miss Darnail and Miss Evans.
* x =.
TIE regular monthly rneetiay Of The
board of managers os tho Children's Home
Will be held next Tuesday morning al 10
o'cloci. III Iarlor y. Tacoma hoie.
* =: =:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Dickinson ana Miss
Wood. of Seattle. were IN Tacoma We'd
nesozy- ana the guests at dinner OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Tousey.
y =: =
Miss Jane Fuller and Mr.. Weston Full
Ter. Of Washington. y. G.. arrived in Ia
COMA Sunday tn spend the summer with
Ms. Hugh Wallace.
x =: -
Cards are out from AIRS. A. w Martin
for reception 20 be given next Thurs
day TO meet Miss rockingham and Miss
Perry, OF Boston
* x -
Mrs Claude SecIey viii give a tea next
Tuesday af;ernoorJ from 10 to meet her
mother. Mrs. Hldieigh. M Gaiesburg. III
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{racoMA. July z-Taere has been a
ss.i going 81 this week in she way
- xfa.fs that have been in many
-. rarf.eolaEly delightful. Caa~rl-
s~sagt,sr has maze ogt-of-tssr affairs
80 ana every oae has made me most
Thera vii y Q'isTs an exodus ~
- aseeIe fer ost-of-tosB ever the
-. and The centefy cub Wiz be par
- p0su!ar with 80 nent1ers A
80 Of large Affairs are slre4tiy o. the
- fgr next week. and TIE days
- to BE- busy onss.
Z x Z
! / ,lsasaut dance was given Non
80. al Mason library and attended
~ and Mrs !. r. 9teeb, Ar. ard Mrs.
s.,.rus. Mr. and 8irs. Ralph Astealf.
r,snk Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. George
- Mrs. King Mrs. j. y. Set. Miss
- Mss Bennett. Miss SweHs1oefg.
|sr.nssrs. Miss Gower. Miss simmons,
ssysss. Mss s2ragae. M!ss Curl.
cara Hewitt. Mis- Pennington, Miss
- Earrett. Miss Tyler. M5sa Fitch.
q. s.yns Hiss voorhees,. DR.. Graf. Mr.
Suavdsa. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. PFiicnarf. Dr.
u,.ss. Dr. q. 3. Hicks. Dir. Bridges.
I. usr,ariels. Mr. l.. Babcock. Dir.
|E.,-s.ra. Mr. Pigmmer. Dir. . iia-bcock.
I. Harvey. Mr. Clancy. Mr. Tyler. Mr..
Lar. Mr. Bert Hayden. Mr.. .Styne. Dir.
lygas. Mr.. Taylor
No. G.. {. Holmes luncheon on Friday
: rrs r.. A. Ball Was one OF the pref
=. .sairs Of the week Mrs. Holmes ID
sssruuts2 hostess and the luncheon on
Isrs,y vas both elaborate and dainty.
kooasrirot roses and mAiden-hair fern
! 80 most effective decoration for the
.-s.sslv appointed table. Covers were
q sos Mrs. William A Ban. Mrs. NJ. a.
- Ms Frederick bod sell, Mrs. Jacob
,sss.-hllt Mrs. S. X. White. Mrs. A. r.
.sa~s.rd Mrs. ]. r. Sieeb. Miss Fried
49, q San Francisco: Miss Harlow.
I. Rgss and Miss Edith Rowe.
y y =:
v.ssaat weather finally. after two
....sasnsssts. favored the Ladies' Tennis
81 and on Wednesday the season OPEN
Ia mr. the FIRST tea. There were good
k,.r olayers. both on the tennis courts
IL On the cro4ust ground. Tea Vas
|krs, On the lawu ly Mrs Vanderbilt and
e. Martin. assisted BY the board Of d.
| r. sho ate Mr. W. G.. Psarce. Mrs.
". Snow. Mrs. T. j. Franslol' Mss
k.zs Miss Mcdonald and Mrs. George
| ". treasurer
e * -
INA oiss Spfague and Mrs Julia
Ilraxas entertained tnc CInch Club very
Isarmiagty Wednesday afternoon. Those
k.sent we're Mrs. \. e. Tousey. Mrs.
Ifrans SHARP, Mrs. J. 7. Steeb. Mrs. King.
/ us George Moaio~. MCs Frank Ron.
k~s Fte:s Of Washington. u. C.: N.@s
/ lwenrhsry. o. Omaha: Miss worden. Miss
Bennett Mss Rowe Miss Mabel Rowe,
klss F0rbss. Miss Remington. Miss Slyne.
flss Knobls.
= =. -
| IMfss Grace Deriekson arrived in Tacoma
| ts week from Baltimore and will make
ssurs wit With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
III ". DsTickxon. before returnsng TO COM
| s,e her course At the johns Hopkins
|ka.nsng school for nurses.
II =: y *
A, present TIE NOS. anticipated event
! b. neat wek Il the entertainment IN he
tten nex, FTiG4y night at the Tacoma
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Archie Hicks C.Son their return Welsh
rarehis supper was given AZ Mss !sen-
retts-
Mr.. Gibson Taylor, gao has recently
come 70 Seattle from Lexington. KY. snen,
Tuesday ID Tacoma with Mrs. T. b. Wal
lace.
Mr.. ard Mrs A. y. Fitch wifi soon leave
town for Fox island, where they viii spend
the greater part % the summer.
Mrs. J. VI Ashton, Miss Davies and Miss
HrEgtson, Of Portland. took q scGr days
trip on the Sound This week
x x ;.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Rice and NJ. ard
Mrs. Chester Trorne were az the Country
Club over Sunday las, week
= /. x
ar. and Mrs. J. p. Scott have taken
Judge Pritchsr5's home on North Yakima
avenue and Fifth street
= /. =
Miss Matte Baker returned home Thurs
day morning. after an absence o: year
and a hal: IN Europe.
x -.
Mr.. II. d. Thomas, 1r-. arrived in Ta-
coma this week from California and VIII
make short visit
* x y
Miss Maud Barrett was n Tacoma this
week from PuyaIup. the guest OF Miss
Margaret Tyler.
Mrs. Rowe and Miss Mabel Rowe viii go
10 the Country Club today 10 stay over
the Fourth.
Mrs. Jacob Vanderbilt gave on informal
: o'clock tea Monday afternoon for Mrs.
McNamee.
Mrs. Galusha Parsons returned Thurs
day from visit Of SIX weeks in Des
Moines, II.
Mrs, f l. Sawyer and son Thorp are in
Tacoma visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Derickson
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T Steeb went 70 the
Country Club Friday 10 remain over the
Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Giese have taken Mrs.
EnMons' house .or tie rest OF the sum-
ner.
x .s.e
Ut montgomery Russell. OF Seattle, was
In Tacoma the latter part OF the week.
y - x
Mrs Eulmons and Miss Emn1on5 will go
to Cohasset Beach for the summer.
* * x
The Sans Souci Card Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. a. NJ. Baker.
y =: x
Mr.. Theodore Hosmer returned from
Philadelphia Tuesday.
* =: -
Mr. J. p. Parkinson, of Seattle. was in
Tacoma over Sunday.
* Z: y
Mrs Ranke. Of Seattle, was a visitor IN
Tacoma Monday.
* * -
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Collyer spen. Tues
day in Seattle.
- * y
Mrs. W. E. Hacker visited Seattle Mon
day.
y - ~
Mr. Otis Sprague was in Seattle Tues
day.
CAPITAL CITY GAYETJES.
yNpJA Jt,4r It-
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spe-s = few days with Ms J. A. Coleman
last week
Mr.. aad Mrs. J. P Croker left Tuesday
for a Stto-r trip 20 Portland
Mrs Peter Kennedy returned last week
rem an extended trip 20 North Dakota.
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CAPITAL CITY GAYETIES.

OLYMPIA, July 2.-Saturiay. June IS
being the twentieth anniversary OF the
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wheel of credit
hou In
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CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES.

100 pieces CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY, open patterns, assorted designs, well
 made edges, in widths from 2 to g inches, on special sale at..~..4, 5, GA 1-3, 10, 12l9, 15, 20 and 25c a yard
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BOYS UNDERWEAR.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.

A large assortment of CORSETS to suit all shapes. The famous P. D., ". B., R. & G., Thompson's Glove Fitting, etc., at all prices.
 c1 aA-75 dozen CELEBRATED "W. 1i'VV B." CORSETS, made of sateen and coutil, extra long, medium
 and short waists, embroidered
 in silk and lace trimmed, drab
 and black, good value for $1 50 Sl.5O- PR&@ea sSSsP .W MoDTGs Els LATBsT 5HIt55is
 for any figure, made of inn
 ported sateen, silk embroider-
 ed and lace trimmed, good
 value for $2 %
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

,-15O dozen MEMS AND BOYS , FANCY BORDERED HEM
 STITCHED HANDKER- CHIEFS, large size and fast
 colors, extra value for $1 20 per dozen, will be closed out att.
 ...-.......-.-...... DC each -75 dozen MEMS AND BOYS
 ALL-SILK SCARFS in tecks
 and four-in-hand shapes, satin
 lined, extra value for 25c, will
 be closed out .15c each ,-2 cases MEMS CASHMERE 7 SOCKS, full finished with dou- ble heels and toes and in sani- tary and cameps hair colors;
 regular price 25c, will be closed
 out at.... .12l2c pair ,-4 cases MEMS HEAVY WOOL ' UNDERSHIRTS and DRAW FRS in camePs hair and nat ural colorS, warranted shrunk, extra value for S5c, will be closed out at............50c each
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Philadelphian proposes to accomplish
 this by blowing a coin in the body of the glass bottle, and he thinks that this will be tempting enough to induce
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Sure to Destroy the Bottle.

There are fifty inventions on the mar ket under the name of non-ref1llable bottles. The design is to protect pro- prietary articles like sauces, or famous liquors, by making it unfeasible to refill the bottles and thus Gaia tho
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It is a well known fact that the milk maids in Switzerland who can sing get
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09

some one to break the bottle as soon as it has been emptied
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BLACK SILK LACES

75 pieces BLACK CHANTILLY LACES, assorted patterns, in widths from 3 to 9 inch, on sale at.........
 10, 121a, b, 20 and 25c yard
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UMBRELLAS.
LADIES' GLOVES.

7E,-53 dozen LADIES' SOLUTION iJS LENGTH MOUSQUETAIRE
 SUEDE GLOVES in dark and
 medium shades of tan. extra
 good value for s1 50, will be on
 sale at..................75c pair aa,-120 dozen LADIES' ERUPTION 7vC DRESSED (real kid) GLOVES
 in brown, tan, slate, mode and
 black, former price s1 %. will , be on special sale at. soc pair lNote-AH of these gloves are guar anteed.)
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Yelling and HandkerChiefS.

.Ao-200 pieces 1S-INCH BLACK JvS DOTTED YELLING, assorted
 new meSheS to select from, on sale at......2 .25, 8 and soc yard lOc E1 HHNpKsRcA4EFsl hAR5Es GMRR9lphR 3 iit
 tie soiled after holiday trade.
 regular price 15c, on special sale dt. LUG each
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no DELEGATES TO TIL
STATE CONVENTION.
whitman County Has Not silver Re.
puhlicans Enough to Fiji
the List

naeeIal Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteligsncer.
COLFAx Aug Silt Is almost certain
Nat the Silver Republicans of the county
VIII send no delegates 70 the Eliensaurg
convention. Leaders of the faction admit
that there are not now more than enough
0:iver Republicans in the county to make
IN the list OF delegates. 1t lis openly
stated by many Of the delegates TO the
Democratic convention that they are OPP
posed 10 fusion In the state. unless under
the Democratic name.
C, W. Bushnell. of Rosaiia, who Is a
candidate for congress on the Populist
ticket. talking Of the political situation In
this state. stated that in his opinion flu
eion would be- made on. the state ticket
between the Populists and Democratse-the
latter nominating Lewis for congress and
Judge Goldman. of Columbia county, for
supreme judge, and the Popuiisgs taking
thair nominee for the supreme court from
ne. west side OF the state. probably King
- Pierce county. and the congressional
o0Winse from the east side. Mr.. Bushnell
stated that he regarded his chances OF
securing the congressional nomination as
excellent. Mr.. Bushnell thought the Sill
YER Republicans would not be regarded as
factors in the contest, because they
lacked both organization and voting
strength. most OF those who were mem
bess In 1886 having returned 10 Republic
saism and the remainder nearly ali be-
coming Populists.
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CONVENTION.


ventton 20 order ard presided until the
permanent organization was Effected Just
before nosn On motion % A q. Lane
rhe arysozszs mens af a committee Oh cr.1en-
tsais Was dispensed with and the delegates
as certified 10 the secretary declared the
delegates entitled to sit in the convention
Lane and His Pictures.
The only break IN the moaotony ossore
the noon recess was made by A 9. Lane.
He rose 10 "a paint Of information and said:
Some people have asked why It is We
have oaiy the pictures Of Dewey and Fitx-
huxa Lee over ou- SPEAKERS desk. want
TO say tina. when / inquired at book
store for the Autographs O. those good
Democrats Bryan. Schiey. Dewey ana
Hobson was ted the only enes on hand
were these Of Mckinley and Sampson The
clerk told me the others were sald faster
than they could BE- printed"
Every one laughed. In the afternoon o
somewhat fy-specked portrait Of Bryan
was hung In front of the speakers table
Il was wildly eheered and gave War
Horse Biii' White an opportunity TO make
a good Popuiisfic Endorsement OF tne tai-
easo platform
During the neon recess the following COM
u,.tsee met in /. &. Gilnoan's law osfics ai4o
selected the list Of delegates:
First ward, Otto 4. Hanson: Second
ward, l. C. Gilman. Third ward u A.
& Rochester: Fourth ward, Lee Is; Hart;
Fifth ward E. b. Price Sixth ward. j. y.
Mayer; Seventh ward. J. a; Carsos'
A II. Ernst: South county district. Morgan
O. Rrien and r. NJ. Snyder; North county
district, W. e. Holland and j. W. Davis
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THE WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS.
Hiram A. sawyer for Governor, and
Oyertures for Fusion.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug. 3I.-The DEM
ocratic state convention nominated a COM
piete ticket. 1t was called TO order at the
iyceum theater at noon today by ex-Gov.
George w. Peck, chairman OF the state
central committee. James L. OConnor was
temporary chairman.
Chairman O'Connor spoke over ali hour,
and was applauded throughout. A recess
was taken until evening, when the tempo
rary organization was made permanent.
The resolutions committee report was read
and adopted unanimously. In Ii no refer
ence to the annexation question liz made.
Allegiance to Democratic principles as set
forth in the Chicago platform is reaffirmed.
The platform concludes: I'VE believe in
the referendum, the submission Of all laws
20 the vote of the people, and favor anti
pass legislation and good roads"
After a warm debate motion was pass
ed 10 appoint committee for the purpose
Of comforting with the Popuiisss on the
matter of fusion on the state ticket
Hiram a Sawyer. of Hartford was nom
mated for governor on the first ballot The
ballot for governor resulted: Sawyer. 36s;
Ryan. 256: Rogers, 81: Smith. TO-
The selection of Sawyer was made unani-
nous. The convention then adjourned until
tomorrow morning without receiving the
report of the committee TO confer with the
Popuiisss.
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1lvER REPUBLICANS MAY re OUT.


special Dispatch 10 the Post~Inieligeneer
TACOMA, Aug. 3i.-Thsre Is seine talk
to Be beard In local fusion circles pointing,
70 new move toward shutting our Silver
Republicans In naming THE four places on
the state ticket at the E.llenshurg conven
tion Inquiry indicates that thus far the
scheme Is nothing further Than talk, but
the proposal finds quite large number OF
advocates among Populists and Democrats
alike.
Those to be heard discussing the advisa
oshty OF such a course favor an equal div
mon OF the four places between the Popu-
hss and Democrats. and argue tina. the
sap at The small end of the fusion party
which was. VII prove profitable 20 no small
extent In bringing into line certain middle
or-ihe-roaders whose chief complaint in
the past has been against the portion al
hsted to the Silver Republicans
il doubtful whether the shut out
eaeme Will matcl<ali1e. principally because
OF the candidacy Of Congressman w. e.
Jones cut the proposal meets with fair
snare OF favor among those here who pro-
Tess to be most deeply interested In the out
cone Of the state conventions to he held
n Elensburg.