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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08

leader into the water. This last step
insures the sinking of the Merrimac
whether the torpedoes work or not.
"By this time, I calculate the six
men will be in the dingy and the Mer-
rimac will have swung athwart the
channel, to the full length of her 300
hundred yards of cable, which have
been paid out before the anchors were
cut loose. Then all that is left for
me is to touch the button. 1 shall
stand on the starboard side of the
bridge. The explosion will throw the
Merrimac on her starboard side.
Nothing on this side of New York
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08

val Constructor Hobson and seven
men. By a flag of truce from the
Spanish admiral, Cervera, sent in rec
ognition of their bravery, am inform
ed all are prisoners of war, two slight
ly wounded. Request authority to
approve exchange, if possible, between
these and the prisoners at Atlanta.
Six of the Spaniard squadron in the
harbor of Santiago unable to avoid
being captured or destroyed"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08
WHY CERVERA WENT TO SANTIAGO.
Interesting Story Told by the French
Military Attache.

Interesting Story Told by the French
Military Attache.
A story told by Colonel Comman-
dante Uement de Granfrey, military
attache of the French embassy, ex-
planning why Cervera remained so
long at Santiago, is interesting and
no doubt true, says a Washington
dispatch. The neutrality laws were
so rigidly enforced at the Dutch, Dan
ish and British West Indian Island
ports, owing to the vigilance of Amer
ican consuls, who had SIMPSONS fleet
to back them, that coal could not be
obtained. or even water. Cervera was
advised by Vice Admiral Manterola,
at Havana, that there was coal at
Santiago, and the harbor was impene.
trable to the Americans. He had
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08

All this took ten days, and it was only
on the 2Sth or 29th that Cervera was
really ready to go. His machinery
needed repairing, and some Scotch
engineers were brought over from
Jamaica sugar plantations and fixed
up the Glascow.built engines as well
as it could be done. Only since last
Saturday or Sunday has the squadron
been ready to sail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08

commander OF
Sey
roethat and
Had
little doubt that there would have been
mande the braves
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08

havior of American big guns is only
another illustration of the ability of
the Yankee to outstrip the foreigner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-06-08

Wallace widow of the late Captain George
Tho wakil a battle of Wounded Knee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

e2poRb2.os1, against s2laet1.oel the corre-
epondlnR period OF last year.
The. total domestic exports from the port Of
New York Tor July are as follows;
FROM FROM Jan: i. go ' 9:s: zig ssG:SsG.Sss: s sosss,ssiiss:SSaa
The Chicago. Milwaukee and 81, Paul Rail-
SsCond week q Aususs q s92S2GS AZ N.
spending week last year.
Company reports FOR June; Gross eeTpilss.
Ss YYYY?''z 5ot oP esTSisss e1PsnsSSss npd fftss; set on
bonds and rentals. $2s5.5SS; deficit, S181l628.
I EoT twelve ,TsrS nno re Y ss99dinG JHHc 80 ErOss arm S1G
taxes, $8,1S2,SSS; net eSrnings, $3.50; In
tS9Tsst e Ss92aedS and rentals sS.427'l7Oi sur
The Edison Electric Illuminating. Company
SisS, 100. an increase s'S 81 sss.94Y as .Soo@pStedi
S S55a t an i iagTsa %Sn q & s i!sot E''fF' For sPf a6 net s even
SI;7$S;12S; az increase o, $s4e:e6$ Pc CON;
year and net $S7i.356. an Increase Of pSs1Si.5iiii..
road Company reports for quarter ended June
s sSs;, ! s,;siss:' l :; 81; 81 5 ISL ms Inc: f ' f:;::Sss
o' he: %iis ss & '''I I:: &c ''' S:5SR Bee Bee. ''' 81.
,i E:tr sh .4;;i: ' sS':2i: ' $685. Dec be; ' s:SlS
Dencit........ t4e,eBs S67.ea5 Deo., ss.oSe
The general balance sheet shows cash on hand
743.
From Jan. 10 jaime so:
STss: : seps g g s. .sss. SSs 3.SsS:0 os5 Inc Inc. ' sas y ss
oi S:. earnings. a5O5,e1. sass. 2 sns Inc Inc; '4s,sse
other income. 2.bo6 8.8o3 Doc. 1eb
Fixed charges. ' S6S.,5iS ' SS1.S5S Dec Dec ' ss..GS1
Dencit. 5000. so2. 1890 S1<e.121 Dec. s5e.720
Government receipts to-day were; Customs,
S5OI.I02; internal revenue, ~ and
S6,636, a total Of $1,05S. 1876.
disbursements were $2,6O1.OQO, an excess
OF expenditures over receipts of$1, 642,205, The
receipts Of the fiscal year to date have, been
$685. 21 ,574; the expenditures. $105.70O,475
an excess. OF expenditures over receipts OF
$3S,979.901.
The official count of the cash In the Treasury
AZ the close OF, business to-day. compared with
that OF yesterday. shows:
Gold coin and bullion -. S1q7 .583, eS4 e1e7, 9B6.o58
and bullion 1I,oIz.ez8 lo.e31S19
United States notes q. 6O,429,16o 60,0 $40
assets in excess Of
demand liabilities. I2,329.k79 500
IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

The ehipments from 81. Louis were 2d7 bales, Gin
oinnhh 2lo, Houston b1s. Augusta mono, and Mem
phtg none, The port receipts were 2,HB0 balss,
against 40 Last week and a,d05 last year; thus far
tbs week 6,1l6, against l,T47 thus far. last week.
me .ekports. from the porta were b,603 bales. The
rainfall for the past twenty.four hours included ,10
OF an inch AZ Charleston, 9. O., .oA At Savannah, Ca,
.Ol at Jacksonville. Fla, and OF at Galveston, Tex.
The SIGNAL Service. predicted for the next twenty.
four hours partly cloudy weather In Tennessee and
In the oar3linas. threatening weather With showers
on tho Atlantic conat in east Florida, fair in west
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, east and
west texas, OklAhoms, Indian Territory. and Arkan-
nas. New Orleans advanced q points but lost i.
Futures hero opened irregular, declined 1 TO 2
points. recovered this and closed steady ct q net adj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

The coffee speculation presented no features of
fluctuations in prices: There was Z. holiday yester.
day In Brazil, and. in the absence of full adylces from
Brazilian IscsiasS =. n Ri0 asrt tr s@sIH h SS, Nv was Ss rSshs %I sl1 rsG:, The
from Santos. The deliveries from warehouse
sm0g az oS, e f,i "a ~ Pa , SaG yS:.,ss s air. 6Ise SEsS;tterd.y
include 11.I1a bags taken by ~roasters eI-Ship. -
T.. ME a.dtsdSon was was Arm 5ntoh Spot - and sSa August Gs SS;1SS
III q ef%; i TRSs d SaS"ttc sSSsSnHaef e OF july 9is0S %a:
1928, o96 for the same time last year. London cables
to the Metal Exchange report decrease Of 800 tons
August, Lead was arm. Spot, August and septem.
Der. 4.o7H9+.1oc. Tin was held higher but dull.
Spot. August and September, 16.3b91B.46c. Spelter
was steady. Spot. August and September. 1900
Of turpentine, 2sAe29Ac.; common to good strained
rosin, S1.309S1.36.
for FH tSo Continent. s sS.so Gull Pork FFi% %ss 20 d iSG; Ff Mess.
1 ks Si.. Sc bf S1Es, 'sfsssS;' d Hai fsS%ld j s:l x
8No. Butter-western creamery. extras, 1ao.; nrsts.
1.-The; seconds 1eeI7c:; thirds 14hS15Hc.;
seconds. isksI7c.' chee.e--sstaate, ftali ihit cream No.
large colored and white, fancy. 7H07Nc.; choice.
aSS;sH ESGa small no Pr eoioired Ss and w;S sR%m fsncy 70 4 fsls;
INC; good to choice, ,797hc.: common TO Fair. de
good, ishei9c. Chicago. Aug. ..''MoSdsra aSs sell.
The closing was anehsnSsd to slightly ioTer' The
cash trade was good. though transactions were for
small lots. Twenty-Five thousand hogs are estimated
.sUoAR-Rsw was stsadyi SOC test. s9lc.; eeo test.
s &C. 4a 4a' s sais store wef' R sSiUS1 S %SS ii s moas1ass De- ss.
ITontcoo-The ssmi;yeekly sales we're 100 cases
1929 PenpsylyaniA seed leaf AZ aye $50 eases
WV F ksG h1aH ssad a ~ sssS e. hSsc 20 Gases 1890
10 in bond. and 100 bales Sumatra In bond
GHr1Snn Ino IA -Thas. v.r. - 1.v. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17
1rrr sroor MAhKnn

Nrv Yonr. Tuesday, AaE. 1e.-Rscsipts Of beeve.
alive and 4 carr for the market There were nc. sales
on I've yeIeht. Feeling steady pressed sSss ~ =
prime native sides. liverpool and London cables
quoted American live cattle allow st ehSlo1fe. ~
exc. u n. Exports to-day $50 beevo. and 9,o00
quarters Of beef; tomorrow sS< beeveo ana 1'SoO
quarters.
Receipts OF calves for to-day we're I37 head, al for
o6erinFs were cold AZ SS0OT.75 y 100 %. for or
dlnary to prime veals, and ~ e for buttermiik
calves. City dressed veAla hrm At p0llfo.t - -.
Roceipta Of shecp and iambs to-day were B,T72
head, Including ? cars for city butcher md 2otS Ssrs
for the market. Sheep were In light euppIy, nsst
grades arm, and others steady; lambs sold readily
but ct lower prices, top grades falling 81 l9o: ana
Poorest 20 best sheep sold ~ S8@et.6D Y 100 Del
medium 20 choice lambs 1t. t6,S0oe1;5 Q. Dressed
00ac q r.; dressed lambs, uQ11xc.
Receipts OF hogs to-day were 2,T05 head, tnolud-
ing 1b cars for tho market. No sales reported. Nom
inally weak At e4.250t4.60 y 100 Ne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

ops- EsN Lee -ol-Has,
S.fs. tns. - - IA ldsA
100 Paoo1p sax s3K e3h 90 80
1895 Pno O 2p 60 0oH 90 COX oil
7ooPPoco1eo 100 100 1904 100
100 ]. Goa
ST.. as Ab AB AJAX A6k
1890 PA RR..lleh lleN lion lion 1leh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

Total sales, 1000 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

Barley-was quiet. New FEEDING. 85037c., cost and
freight to Buffalo. Rye-Was dull. No. 2 Western,
more active. The sales were 1858, 900 bush, Of
which 12o. 900 was for export, including %, 900 No.
900 do. at the outports on private terms. 10000
No. 2 yellow in elevator at a8c.. 10000 No. 2 mixed
and 5000 do. delivered at 5sc. Futures declined 30.
to Nc. Future sales 12o. 900 BUSH. a. follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17

including gold rcSerSs.s271 200. ae1 Sa7a.oco.s11
Money in London y y cent. Rate OF discount
IN open market for both short and three months
bills ! 7-1881k q cent. Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank Of England on balance to-day
$4,000. Paris advices quote 3 y cents at
lob francs so confines. Exchange on London
% francs "a confines.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Com
pany will be held In Minneapolis Oct. 4. The
stock transfer books will be closed from Sept.
to Oct. B.
TIL sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock end Petroleum Exchange
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
HEAVY RAILROAD FINES.
Upper Alton, H., Would Collect @64S,OOO from Chicago X Alton for Excessive
 Speed In City Limits.

EDw ARDsvILLE, H., March 12.-The authorities of Upper Alton has com menced suit in the circuit court against the Chicago & Alton Railway company for S64s,00O. The village ordinance provides that the speed of the freight trains shall not exceed six and that of passenger trains shall not run to exceed ten miles an hour. The company runs all its fast trains over what is known as the cut off, which passes through a portion of Upper Alton. Every train passing over this section of the road during the past two years is charged with violating the ordinances and the maximum penalty of $1OO for each violation is the amount asked for
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Tine president ofi the i4t.h nominated George w. Fisher for register of the land office at Topeka, Kan.
 According to recent statistics there are 52.7i7 Christian Endeavor societies with total membership of 3, 163, ,020
 In a flood caused by the overflow of streams near Fayetteville, Ark, four persons were drowned. Three of the bodies were recovered.
 Mayor James M. Jones was renomi- hated by the republicans for mayor of Kansas City, Mo. The democrats named Frank F. Sebree for the posi- tion.
 Ex-Postmaster General John Wana- maker will enter the race for the re- publican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania as the anti-Quay candi- date.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
The Breeders Bill Upheld.
FRANCES E. WILLARD HALL.
Plan to Erect Building at Hamilton White College to the Deceased
 Temperance Leader

LEBANON, Mo-, March 15. The board Of trustees of the Hamilton White College company, at meeting held in this city recently, adopted the follow ing resolution:
 Resolved That the president of the college company is hereby authorized to take the necessary steps to secure a new brick college building. to be erected to the memory of the late Frances E. Willard. said building when erected to be named and dedicated as the Frances E. Willard hall The president Is also authorized to raise money by the appointment of agents throughout Missouri to solicit dona- tions and sell portraits of Miss Willard in order to secure money for the erection of the above named building.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
SALOONS NOT OPPOSED.
Cincinnati Preacher Would Wage War Against the Saloon Patrons Rather
 Than the Saloonkeeper

CINCINNATI, March l3 3-Rev. A. Eier- mann, pastor of the Evangelical Prot estant church of this city, is not op- posed to the saloons, and is not dis posed to join the anti-saloon league for the suppression of the liquor traffic in this city. Mir. Hermann says in de- fense of his position that his church is not opposed to saloons, neither is the Evangelical Protestant Synod of North America. He says that other denomi- nations hold the same faith. The sa- loon, he says, is legalized institu- tion, and law-abiding citizen ought to stand by the law. His second req son is based on the fact that the sa- loon is temptation, yet we cannot take away temptation in this world, but should overcome temptation. For this reason" he said, tour preaching is not as much directed against the sa- loonkeeper, but against his custom ersD
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Gold in Plenty.

WAsHINGToN, March 1.-The $50,- 900, ,00o appropriated by congress for the national defense can be taken from the treasury without serious inconven- fence. Secretary Gage some time ago estimated that he could spare $75, 00O,- 900 for immediate war purposes and have enough available cash left to safely conduct the business of the na- tion. He can spare nearly all of this .n gold, too.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
TRADE IS SUFFERING.
The Preseut Fears of Crisis with Spain
 Having a Demoralixing Effect on

CHICAGO, March 14.-Marshall Field .S O., of this city, have issued orders to their buyers to refrain from pur- chasing or ordering goods in large quantities during the present national crisis. and that they shall buy only in such quantities as their trade demands. Similar orders have been given others by mercantile houses in this city Col. Henry L. Turner, prominent busi- ness man of this city, and commander of the First infantry, Illinois national guard, said that the business interests of the city were becoming paraiyzed because of the uncertainties of the sit nation. He is also authority for the statement that many of the small in terior banks throughout the north west are withdrawing their deposits from the city banks. Otherwise money is easy, the crisis being felt only in or dinary business
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Eleven Victims of q Fire.

NEW YORK, March 15. A thorough search of the premises at 105 Bowery, which were partially destroyed by fire at an early hour yesterday morning, disclosed the fact that Il persons were burned to death. At first it was rumored that the loss of life was much greater. but after searching the ruins very carefully the police and firemen discovered Il charred bodies and re- moved them to the morgue.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Expedition to search for Andree

WASHINGTON, March 15. The state department has received from the gov ernment of Sweden and Norway King Oscars conditional acceptance of the offer made through the United States government by Walter Wellman to carry free of charge on his north polar expedition steamer Laura. which is to sail from Tromsoe, Norway, June 20, party of Swedes to search for their countryman, Prof. Andree, in Franz Josef Land
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Victory for Mayor McKisson.

CLEVELAND, O., March 12.--The hard est republican municipal fight waged in Cleveland for years terminated last night at the primary election in a sweeping victory for the McKisson ad- ministration. The alleged street rail- road candidates for places upon the councilmanic tickets were defeated. The McKisson forces captured ten out the II councilmanic seats
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Cost of Kansas CharItahle Inntitutions.

TOPEKA, Kan. March 15.-The state board of charities has fled statements of the expenses of five of the chari- table institutions for February with the auditor of state. They are as fol- lows State industrial school for girls, S1. 183. 10; blind asylum, S1, ,4o1.0 .03; Osa- watomie insane asylum, $9. 097. II; deaf and dumb institution, S4,509. 66; Sol diers' orphans home, 2,477.41
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Good Thing for Miners.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 15.--- The Dayton Coal & Iron company, Dayton, Tenn, has announced an ad- vance of ten per cent. in the wages of its miners, 1, 100 in number, to take effect April 1. Other laborers had their wages advanced from 12 to 1b DOT cent.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Was a Resident Of East st. Lou,..

ST. LOUIS, March i5.-Dennis J. Canty, who to-day shot and killed George S. Rye in Washington city. was a resident of East St Louis, H., where he was quite prominent as politician. Canty was city clerk and later recorder of deeds of East St. Louis. Six years ago he left there and went to the na- tional capital as clerk for the inter- state commerce commission.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
The Kentucky City Is Quarantined Through Small-Pox and Its
 People Liable to tarve.
4 BIG ST. LOUIS "GRUB STAKE" PARTY.
Chicago Policemen Rescue Twelve People from Burning Buildings-The Sale of the Kansas Pacific Railroad Confirmed The Missouri .Breeder's Blll" De- clared Constitutional.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March 15.-The governor received a message from Mid dlesboro to-day stating there are 70 new cases of smallpox and 400 sus- poets there; that the city is quaran- tined, has no money, the county can appropriate none and that the city's stricken people are liable to starve. He at once prepared an emergency special message to the legislature, which is in session for the last day, urging them to make an appropria- tion and intimating that he will sign rushed-through bill without any question about the irregularities of putting such measure through in one day. Sick members of the board of health have telegraphed their resigna- tions that well men able to go to the scene of the trouble may be appointed in their stead
 Big St. Louis "Grub sraKe'' Party.
 ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Walter Thorn as and w. K. Farmer left for Alaska Sunday night. They are skilled me- chanics and were sent by the Pioneer Klondixe Transportation company, of this city, to superintend the building
 
 Copper river. One steamer will run between Pic neer City and Great Canon and the oth CT from Great Canon to the head of navig ation in the Copper river. to prepare for the grub stake" party of 500 which will leave here within the next week.
 Policemen Life Savers.
 CHICAGO, March 15.-To the heroism of Chicago policemen 12 persons owe the fact that they are alive to-day. Seven of them were rescued from a burning building at the rear of 265 West Twelfth street, at midnight last night, and at about the same hour five were carried from burning cottage at the rear of Ss Liberty street. In the latter case mother and her four small children were unconscious from smoke.
 The Sale of the Kansas Pacific Confirmed.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., March 15-Judge Sanborn, sitting as circuit judge, has confirmed the sale of the Kansas di- vision of the Union Pacific road which extends from Kansas City to Denver This was done under the middle divi- sion and consolidated mortgage. The consolidated mortgage amounted to about s19, GOO, ,000. The middle division mortgage was about S4, 500, GOO. The road was sold some time ago and this is simply confirmation of the terms The road goes to the new Union Pacific corporation.
 The Breeders Bill Upheld.
 ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Judge Rudolph Hirzel, in the St Louis county court, at Clayton, rendered his decision in the Wellston pool room cases, in which he upholds the constitutionality of the "breeders' bill" in part, and deals death blow to pool selling and book making in St. Louis county.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16

The comptroller of the currency has declared a final dividend of 1920 per cent in favor of the creditors of the State national bank, of Wichita, Kan, making in all 36 9-20 per cent. on claims proved. amounting to siso.52s B.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
rnlstIng af M Orleans-

:. NEW ORLEANS, March l5. The en. hstment office here was opened at inc custom house this morning in charpe oi Lieutenant Commander Hawlev. Ohiet Engineer Webster and Surgeon rarsons. Long before the offices were thrown open several hundred men had gathered before the doors and throuoh- out the morning the crowd increased. Among those who presented them. selves the enlisting officers find an abundance of good material and all applicants were subjected to rigid ex. aminations. The promise is that the desired complement of men for the navy will be easily obtained here.
 The Court of Inquiry.
 HAVANA, March 15.-The United States naval court of inquiry into the loss of the battleship Maine continues Its careful scrutiny of the testimony and the plans of the wreck, calling on the divers for any news of fresh discoveries. The members of the court claim to be as ignorant as ever of the time of their depa rture from here.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16

customer of Germany, and that Spain since the Carolinas squabble, has re. peatedly shown unfriendliness to Ger. many.
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Germany Hostile to Srain.

BERLIN, March IA. - T ne Berlin foreign office has instructed the in- spired press to deny emphatically that Germany will aid Spain in case of war with the United States, and has in- structed these newspapers to point out that the United States is an excellent
The Mena star., 1898-03-16
Young Lee Says There wiIl Be War.
says It Was Spanish Treachery.

WASHINGTON, March 15.--Col. Myron A. Parker, one of the leading business men of Washington, who accompanied Senator Proctor on his recent visit to Cuba, said that the Americans on the island had no doubt that the disaster to the Maine was caused through Spanish agency. He said there was absolutely no difference of opinion among the Americans as to the cause of the disaster having been an external explosion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-12

It OR SALE store ana dwelling on
H. TweHtr- a:GHth street, be-" CT
Washington ana West aH,Hu r."
particua rs actress i. Z. 5 Press ofri27
feb 10-lW. y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-12
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1895.
McKIsSON TO CONTEST.

Ut is said that Mayor McKjsson, o.
Cleveland, vii mak@ the report Of
the legislative investigating com
Mite, which charges Mark Hanna
With attempted bribery, the basis for u
contest against Hanna in the $, nate....
III Mayor McIS1.sssz.'yrtas any business
tsas 0SsslA.iss his attention, aud it is to he
presumed tina t he has. he had Better 60
ahead and attend to that ana lave
= the Ohio boss in undlsputed possession
ssof MS p"Siti-yn in THE upper house of
the national Congress.
NO on@ who followed the - tails of
the memorable fight at Columbus can
doubt that there was gross corruption
and bribery OH both sides The trouble
with the Mckisson gang was that they
did not hav~ money enough. or @lse they
didn't want to spend it; but nrw that
the matter has been decided and Hanna
has been declared tn winner the il
feated candidate had just as We!
yield gracefully to the in, vitaDlc.
Contests in TIN Senate. are rare and
there are few instances on y cord where
the contestant has come out winner
The conservative spirit Of that august
body is so great and the horror with
which its members lvgarN any PROPOSE
ton which tends to involve colleague
In scandal make il almost impossible
Tor man To be cuSted after he has en-
tered til, charmed circir.
Even If the Senate made a scecialty
OF contested cases the Cleveland Mayor
would have. little chance ,f S.cu,i,,, ,