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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
EIGHT-noUR DAY.
Working to the Federation Plan fOR
Demand On May 1.

Milwaukee, Wis. Msrch Palm accord
tnce with the plan decided upon at the
las, National convention OF the American
Federation of Labor. organizers have been
working quietly for the past month or
ganizing men in the building trades in this
city looking 10 united demand on Nav
I for an eight-hou working day. The
executive council OF tho building trades
viii hold a meeting tonight to discuss the
matter and take action on matters in con-
rection with It. The greater portion Of
the builders are working an eight hour
cay nj present, but with factory workers
The conditions are different and the move
ment will be directed principally toward
these branches.
A leading member OF the Carpenters
union expressed an opinion today to the
effect that the men would win without
fight. but in case the demand is not
granted that there would probably DO a
strike,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

In the first ward \ c. Opperman wa,
lie presiding officer j r. Bcal and NJ. A.
Dunn judges and FEED lrenwirk j. G. Kel.
blnger, ". 5. Bate X s. Whitmareh
Charles G. Quinn aud Gus AlberS clerks.
In the Second ward. Louis Hrsch wa.
presiding officer, j. NJ. Gomez and A. N
Fitzgerald Judges and Charles C, Do l.au.
real. Albert cramcr. O, NJ Upper, H. II
lurd c. Scholibo, p, II. Fox and Antoine
Medlanka clerks.
In the Third ward Charles F. Shcarn was
rreslding Officer W. w Thomas and
jules Hirsch judges and Richard Seurry
William Baugh, Ernest Nccco, Cllff Drew
Mr. Fitch, J. n. Bealdtn. Il. T.. Dup-ea
and Henry Kuhlmen clerks.
In the Fourth wari Paul schosser wni
tresiding officer. J, \. Mckee and j. II
Fcser judges aud Walten Tomey. Fred
Beeheus, George Brinehurst j. G. Gies.
berg. Ed Bailey. John Il. Patrick, j. G.
Cobb, John Sehaub, Il. j. Baker and l.
Klopman CLERKS.
In the Fifth ward John T. Browne was
presiding officer, o. b. Cecil and Adan,
Mcdonald judges ana George Jones. Rob
ort tanks, A, G. Able. II. Me, u. Mullane
John Carroll, Malcolm Bennett, Peter Hay-
ris and Y. I. Buse clerks.
In the Sixth ward w. II. Peregoy was
presiding officer, with r. r, Golding and
Ian Dloxom judges and Eugene Pcrera
James Lawrence, Ed McEnerney, Thee.
Hiilendshl, Frank Clay and VIII r. Pere-
goy clerks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
s25 FROM DALLAS.

Dallas, Texas, March 24.-The Street Car
Employees Amalgamated Union of Dallas.
organized two weeks ago with member
ship of eighty, met tonight for the rur-
rose of taking action in the case OF the
striking street car employees of Houston.
In addition to the usual sympathetic reso-
lutions. the Dallas employees expressed
their sympathy In more substantial form
by sending to the men at Houston check
for $50 The Dallas union. its members
say is in flourishing condition They are
taking great interest in the Houston street
car troubles and say they Will lend the
employees all the assistance possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Yesterdays primaries passed off quietly
and in thelf result may be found several
surprises The returns as given below,
embracing figures from all the wards eX.
cept the Sixth show that Judge S. II. Bra
shear has heen nominated fer mayor by a
majority beyond the expectation Of his
most sangulne friends. In fact, II was
en- off day for the administration, their
ticket being defeated pretty much all along
the line where there was any opposition,
with the exception Of John Stewart for city
attorney The defeat OF Helm for city
marshal has been rwhelming Indica-
TORS are that DIR. Rutherford has been
nominated for health officer and Jack
Kennedy seems 10 have secured the nomi-
nation for street commissioner The al
dermen. Us far as heard from, will be
sonnan and Robinson in the First, Heinze
and Rosenthal in the Second. Tuffly and
Cortes in the Fourth and Blackburn aud
Arhertin ia the Fifth,
The primaries Were fairly conducted ma
the voting Was orderly, The very active
contest brought out the full strength OF the
democratic vote.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

A committee composed of Joe NJ. Sam. L.
b. Moody and W. G. Sears yesterday held
an examination into the qualifications OF
Mr. A. r. Hamblen. who had filed an APP
Hainblen passed through the test In a very
oreditable manner and as result was ud-
mitted TO the bar. He is the son of Judge
w. +. Hamblen and is well known in this
city,
The examination took place in the
Eleventh civil district court room.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Mr.. Bradlaugh was once engaged in Il
discussion with dissenting minister.
Bradlaugh insisted that the minister snould
answer a question by Il simple Yes or
No" without any circumlocution, assert
ing that every question could be replied
to in that manner.
The reverend gentleman rose, and in :,
quiet manner said Mr.. Bradlaugh. viii
you allow me to ask you a question On
those terms %
Certainly" said Bradlaugh.
Then may ask, have you given up
beating your Wife,"
This was a poser for If answered By
Yes" II would imply that he Ind pre-.
yiously beaten her, and II by No" that
he continued to do so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
BEAUTY AND ECONOMY

We're never better combined than Ia do.
nestle finish on collars and cuffs Beauty
Tor the best work must be done. Econ
omy--for collars and cuffs will last hall
as long again.
We are the only people who can give you
the genuine domestic, Be In line and
send to 81 Packards Troy Laundry, 9la
Prairie avenue. Phone S32.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Jacks. formerly chief OF police of Muske-
Gon. Mich. and William II Willows
charging them with the murder of Andrew
II. McGhee. Jacks and Willows, it is al
legtd, decoyed McGhee to an apartment
house on the south side several weeks ago
ana murdered and robbed him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
TEXAS BANKS.
Abstract of Their Condition BuIle,
tined by the ComptroIIer

fIHrU ny fHV 'Oih NtrOIIef,
Washington, March 2f.-(Special 1.-The alb
straot OF the condition of the National banks
OF Texas. exclusive of Houston. at the close
of business on February is. as reported to
the comptroller OF the currency, show the
average reserve 10 have been 40 So per cent
against i1.l2 per cent; loans and discounts
Increased from s33, 62S iSi to 50, 1876 20 stocks
and securities decreased from 81 d37, iyj TO
81 iS52i7; gold coin increased from 81 1853 lYl
to N,s61,s22 total specie decreased from 81,
@T,@l 10 s3'272sis lawful money reserve in
creased from s5.s7l.O3i to 50 SseSil individ-
val deposits Increased rom %S,l26,,i9 TO SJy, :
so, Ol3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

to dinner He did not respond at once.
however. and when he came in lat.r his
father asked: Bobby, didn't you hear me
wien ] called you awhile ago?" "leth,
sir, answered the little fellow, but
touldn't hear you very dood"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
snREET RAILWAY DECISION.
No Extension Beyond City Limit,
without Award of Dumnre.

Milwaukee, Wis, March PA decision
which will he OF interest to every electric
street railway company in the countr,
has lust been handed down by the supreme
court at Madison. 1t is TO the effect that
there can he no extension OF street railway
lines beyond city limits, even thoueh a
franchise has been granted, without the
aware OF DAMAGES where property owner;
object. 1t also makes no difference
whether or not the comraai ave- The
right TO carry freight or express matter.
When the courts decided that the straet
Tailway was not All additional burd an
upon the highway the railway was on.
Grated by horse power. Since tho adv mt
of electricity The street railway has baea
brought close 10 the status OF steam rail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Bessie's grandma was reading a news,
paper and happened to say some aing
about the funny anecdotes il consaine
Later when she laid the paper aside iit IS ,e
picked it up and after looking it over she
exclaimed "Gwan ma, tan't find en-
cant tind what, dear?" asked grandma.
"nem funny nannygoats," was the reply.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
TOTAL VOTE CAST.
Majorities OF the winning Ticket a,
--- the DrlmarA Elra.Iinu

M"jortties OF the Winning Ticket In
the Primary Eicction.
Tho wards came In in scattering shane md
u was not possible TO set them properly tab-
ulated In time to put them all In the table.
but the full returns viii be found In the
mornings Post.
for city offices:
Mayors. H. Brashear.
Treasurer--A. A. Szabo
Assessor and collector--Justin C, White. 4
Marshal--Archie Anderson.
Attorney--John S. Stewart
Recorder--A. r. Railey
Health offIcer--R. Rutherford
Street commissioner--Juck Kennedy.
ALDERMEN
First wurd-L. Sonnen, H. l.. Robinson.
Second--W. g. Heinze. A. r. Roscntbni
Third. D. Woolford. II. H. Dickson.
Fourth-rL. J. Tuffly. il. w cortes.
Fifth. q, Blackburn, w, j, Auhertin.
Sixlh--H. A. Halverton. ]. n. ifolsur.
The following table shows the total vote
cast and the majorities OF tho winning ,,andi-
Gates, There may be d few clerical errors In
i, as II was hurriedly prepared:
Tof.l Vota Mato.ts.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
ANANsAs PASS HARnOR.
concurrent Resolution Introduced
by CnnGreSsmnn Is lie hHrn.

by VOhHreSsmen iNIebcrG.
Washington, March 24.-(Special. Con.
gresham Kleberg today introduced concur
rent resolution authorizing the secretary of
war to make plans and estimates for the i'm
provemont of Aransas Pass harhor; also to
consider the feasibility of utilizing the pres
ont breakwator at Arkansas Pass and COM
pute the damage, II any, to such harbor by
the construction OF said breakwater.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
our OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.

Freddie, aged 4, came downstairs one
morning with very bad cold in his head.
and. running TO his mamma, he exclaimed
on, mamma, bofe of my eyes is leatin'
an one of my noses is frozed up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Pensions have been issued to citizens OF
Texas AS follows: Issue OF March 5-Orlgi-
nai~Jsmes d. Newbury. Hooks Switch. sig;
Matthew MeCracken, Austin $40. Issue OF
March l0-Mexcan war suryivor--Dapid j.
Harrcll. Howe. s.. '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
THIRD WARD RETURNS.

In addition to the returns tabulated in
enotfer place, tho following completes the
returns OF the Third ward Balance of the
Third ward returns as follows:
Cl,y Ireasurer.--A. a. Szabo, l747.
CITY Assessor and Collector. Justin c
White, 1907.
City Health Ofhcer.--Robert NJ. McElroy
a2S Wallace n shaw. 296; r. Rutherford
tian. 100.
Street ccmmlssonerr-Jack Kennedy.
1853; j. G. Matthews. T6S; Louis Schmid lS5'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

The Girls Endeavor society OF the First
Baptist church Will give a social Friday
night, March rs, at s o'clock. Admission
10 cents All are invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

The postofiice at Baird, Callahan county,
will become an international money order
office on April L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
srKErr COMMISSIONED.

sPiuraity over highest opponent
Whites vote tn tho Second ward was miss.
Ing, consequently his total vote is not given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Little 3year-old Mabel went out for a
walk with her father one morning. and
as they started to return her father asked
Shall we walk back, Mabel, or take .
street care" I'D razzer walk" she ~.
piled, IF on will tarry me-"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
THE SIXTH WARD

Following are the complete returns from
Sixth ward. received ut 1890:
For Mayor,--H. %. Rice. 2O3: S. II. Bra
shear. 1863.
City Treasurer-A a. Szabo. SAT.
White. $50 =
City Marshal Charles Helm. 1873
Archie Anderson. 500
City Attorney,-John S. Stewart, $3.50;
George b. Griggs, gl5.
CITY Recorder,-A. r. Railey. 300; w. ].
kohlhaun. 1856: F. N. Gray, So. =
CITY Health offcer.---Robert NJ McElroy
III; Wallace n. Shaw. so: h. Rutherford
1897 q. D. Parker. 81 George w. Chris
tian, 81
Street Commissioner Jack Kennedy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

New Texas postotfices established today:
Clip Golad county. Francis r. Mari erry,
postmaster; Mesa, Grimes county, Leander
NJ. Mallett. postmaster.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, March 24.-(Special) Robert
W. Warwick was today appointed postmaster
at Ellington, Limestone county, TEXAS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Little Jennie did not want to go to Sun.
day school and her mamma said: why
Jennie, don't you want TO hear about
Heaven and the beautiful golden streets?
No, does not" replied the little miss
IL fink ia razser wait till get there an
be s'prised."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

| The president today sent this nomination
to the senate: Leslie Combs, pension agent
| at Louisville, Ky
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
Policemen Indicted

Chicago dareh 24.--The grand Jury has
returned indictments against George u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

Bobby, aged 4. was ont playing in the
yard when his father called him to come
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25
A VICTORY FOR S. H. BRASHEAR.
Nominated for Mayor by a Handsome Majority at
the Primaries Yesterday
ANDERSON WAS AN EASY WINNER OVER Helm

Probable that stewart Raey Kennedy and Rutherford VIII BE
the Non.inees-The Day Passed Off Quietly and Without
Any Incidents Of Particular lnterest--The Vote.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
.COURT:PROCEEDInGs.

A special argument Court was
held in the Orphans Court room or
Thursday the 3rd inst.
President Judge Lyons and Asso.
ciats Judge Sterret, occupied the
bench.
j. w. Stimmell administrator OF
life estate Of James P. johnson, peti
toned the court to be discharged
from bis trust upon the payment OF
the lein creditors. The court made
a decree granting the petition.
Lettie Patterson vs. Emery Patter.
son. Subpoena in divorce granted
w. b. Heinbach vs.. Rsbeccs N.
Hart. Petition of defendant for rule
on plaintiff to show cause why Judge.
ment should not be opened and de
fendant permitted to make defense
Jennie Il. Parker ct. al. vs.. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Order OF publication made.
In the case of n. w. Mexican VS..
NJ. T. Hibbs. Case amended so as
to recall w. 8. yNcKean now for use
of n. w. AcKean vs.. NJ. T. Hibbs.
In the matter of the overseers OF
the poor of the Borough Of Miffiin-
town vs.. Philip Bishop and Sarah E.
Bishop, the court filed an opinion
ordering the defendant to pay to
plaintiffs for the support of Flora
Huffman and child the sum of four
dollars per month, the said Flora
Huffman being the laughter of Philip
and Sarah Bishop.
In the case Henry Hover Va. The
Mutual Fire In.urance
Company. The court filed au opin-
ion sustaining tho appeal of defen-
dant from plaintiffs bill of costs.
In tho case OF Collinson Barner Va.
The Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, rule for attachment of
officers of defendant company dis
charged.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09

ut this this time to secure tho sigma
lures of pastors. S. s. superinterdente,
t. achers and Cfficsrs to the following 6
resolutions.
Whereas fasl the deep i'm.
portapce of training our youth in the
principles OF righteousness, temper
ance and purity. giving them both
the gospel and science as tile "reason"
for this ''hope" which we strive to
implant in their lives.
Whereas.-Ths Sunday School is
the agency through which the church
influences and instructs the young,
therefore: Resolved:-That as Sum
day School teachers and officers, VIC
advocate the continuance Of the
quarterly temperance lesson in the
international Sunday school lesson
rystem, recognizing the same as one
of its essential features.
Copies of this resolution" have
been sent to the pastors and superin.
tsndents through the county. with
the hope and prayer that they will
give the teachers and officers an op-
portunity to attach their signatures.
By this effort We hope to fortify
our temperance lesson at tho next in.
ternstional Sunday School conven.
ton.
Return all copies of resolution to
me after having the proper sigma.
lures.
Mrs. JENNIE N D1ENER,
County Superintendent.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09

pleasures. and interests and enjoy
ments, it's natural resources, and iss
grand scenery.
The public sale at VIM. Graybill
on Thursday was largely attended
the sale was q success the amount
realized being $4,000.
Some people in this section received
some nice Valentines on Valentine
day.
o G. Speakman attended the LIT
erary society at White Hall in Fer
mansgh township on Thursday eve
ming, he reports a good time.
8 me time ago while Laura Meal
lister aud G. A. Reisle were taking a
social drive to Rics field in some un-
accountable way, Mr.. X got his fact
eDtar gled in the lines and the horse
ran { q, threw both occupants out,
the happy couple had to walk about
too miles TO reach home, the horse
and buggy WAS found in the barn
yard, but one of the shafts was bro.
ken.
Kurtz Hickman visited at the
home of his father j. Hickman on
Sunday.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
NOTICE OF INCORP0RA. A.

Notice is hereby given that An appIica .
tion will be made to tho Governor OF Penn.
syl, suia on Tuesday the 10th, day OF
March, 1893. byJ. S. Graybiil, A. J. Saus-
man, H. J. Sha ;lenberger, E. E. Smith and
Henry L. S mith and others under ths act
of Assembly sntitlnd can Act to provi ie
for the Incorporation and regulation oi
certain corporations" approved April 20
1874, and the supplements thereto, for the
charter Of an intended corporation to BE-
called Tho Junista Telephone and Tele.
graph Company, the character and object
of " bich il to establish telephone and
telegraph line in Snyder and JuuiAta coun.
ties with connections in Perry and Miftiin
counties, snd for these purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefit,
and privileges OF said Act of Assembly and
the supplements thereto
ATKINSON L PENNELL,
Solicitors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
FARM FOR SALE.

Tie undersigred, offers bis Loms
stesd farm, in Monroe township,
about three quarters of . mile from
Even taie, at private sale. The farm
consists Of 100 acres more or less, all
clear land except ;ng about s acres,
which is in timber. The improve.
ments are . good frame house, frame
bank barn. wagon shed, hog pen.
spring house, the spring never fails.
There is also we'll of never falling
vssse at the house, church, school
house, store and mill convsnientlv
near There is peach orchard Of
800 trees ON the farm.
Address, BALTHAsER LAuvER,
Evendale. Junista Co., Pa.
Jan. s, '92, TN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERrsrFSpENrs
TEAcHERs AND FRIENDS OF
TEMPERANCE,
ATTENTU0N
ATTENTION

Our next quarterly temperance
lesson comes on March Goth. The
lesson text is found in Matthew Ia.
l-l2. Study also Daniel S: I-s1
The general temperance subject suo
gested by the lesson is, "The Evils
of Social Drinking Customs" These
may be traced in sacred and sscula,
history as well as in society at the
time. Let all S. s., workers endeay.
or by personal effort, to make thi,
first temperance lesson of the new
year one Of the best.
And beg your attention to this
important item. Some fear is being
entertained by our Worlds Superin.
tendent, Mrs. W. +. Crafts, concern
the permanency of our quartely tenn.
perancs lesson. In view Of this fact
the department. considers il advisable
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
FAYETTE NOTES.
Oakland Mills. Pa, March. 7

Oakland Mills, Pa, March. 7, '9S
There is no boy in America however
humble his birth, who in whatever
capacity his lot may be cast if he has
a strong arm, q clever hand, brave
heart, and honest purpose, may by
the light of the public schools and
the freedom of our laws, rise until
be stands foremost in the honor and
confidence Of the country;
On the 3rd of March John Smith
died OF old age and general de-
bility, about one mile porth from
b; re. He was asoldisr in the late civil
war and one of the oldest veterans IN
Fayette township, aged 79 years 4
months. Interment in the Lost
creek GENE terry below A1cAlisterville
on Saturday.
The Oakland literary society was
largely attended on Friday evening,
the program was interesting and we'll
rendered, one of the grand features
was that of solo, it was sung by q
single voice, by Rip Van Winkle. But
the best o! all was that Of an oration by
one of the members of tho society, it
was spoken well according to the
rules of rhetoric. In order to per-
suads aud constitute oratory all parts
OF the discourse WAS embsllished with
tho beauties of language and pro
noun-ed with eloquence.
Rumors of plan that Nelson
Letter one OF our young AMI sner
getic men is going to take q pleas
ure trip around tho world in the
near future. A knowledge of tha world
is necessary for a man of business.
We hope that Mr.. L. will succe ed.
and by the world We sometimes un.
derstand the things Of this world, it's
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09

SPANS hold On to cuba is like q
man holding on to q business that
don't pay, like holding on to some
thing that is costing him more than
he gets out of 1t. His pride may III
ducs him to hold on, but if he could
drop himself to q common sense
level with tie situation he'd be better
off by letting 60 of what hs is hold
to so tightly. Cuba costs Spain a
great deal more than she Is getting
for it. So it would be if tho United
States owned it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
Low RATES TO BALTIMORE
ANK WASHINGTON
Special Excursion via Penn
Sykv0n10 Railroad.

On Thursday, March II, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
run the second of its present series
OF low rate rate excursions TO Balti.
more and Washington. Special train
carrying through parlor cars and
coaches will leave Pittsburg 500 A.
n. Tickets will also be good on train
No. 4, leaving Pit,sburg at $40 P.
M, carrying through sleepers to
Washington Round trip tickets,
good to return within ten days and
good to step off at Baltimore, will be
sold at very low rates.
Apply to ticket agents, or Thos. E.
Watt, Passenger Agent, Western
District, Pittsburg.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
Ex PRESIDENT Gle veland Las write

EX PRESIDENT Clt yeland Las written
a letter to A. 3. Farqua har, Of York,
Pa, expressing hope that the gold
wing of the democracy in Pennsylva-
mia may not allow the silver wing to
control the democracy in the interest
of Bryanisn, which is pointer OF
how the erling brethren are going to
make tine wool fly when they come to
consider the gold and silver question