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Middletown transcript., 1898-10-15
TICKET
FOR SUSSEX COUNTY.

FOR STATE SENATORS.
Samuel II. Nelson, First District.
Holds over-Second District.
Elijah ]. Ellis, Third District.
Denward W. Campbell. Fourth District.
Hiram R. Burton, Fifth District.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
Samuel E. Reed, First District.
Samuel H. Messick, Second District.
VIM. F. Haines, Third District.
William E. Cordrey, Fourth District.
Obed w. Marvel, Fifth District.
Edward s. Burton, Sixth District.
George H. West. Seventh District.
William T. Hurdle, Eighth District.
VIM. J. Thoroughbred, Ninth District.
Theodore B. Magee, Tenth District.
FOR SHERIFF.
John r. Stsele.
FOR CORONER.
Roland R. Collins.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
George r. Walls.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
Charlie H. Sackett, Cedar Creek Hundred.
Robert F. Ledemham, N. w. Fork Hd..
John K. Brown, Seaford Hundred.
Leroy Tindall. Nanticoke Hundred.
7. Short Rogers. Dagsboro Hundred.
Zadoc Lawson. Indian River Hundred.
Middletown transcript., 1898-10-15
Plaid Dress Goods

PIaids for waists and dresses.
Bright Tartan plaids in cloths and
poplins-more than a hundred and
fifty styles we counted in these
alone. Three hundred and fifty
styles in all. And a hint the
taiIors have discovered the making
of smart costumes of plaids this
season. They'll be in evidence
very soon in tailor-made dresses.
Prices range from 20c up to $1.S5
for the best Velour Plaids.
Middletown transcript., 1898-10-15

Gray, tan, cadet blue, French blue,
navy, cardinal, brown, green.
81, so a ward,
Middletown transcript., 1898-10-15
CARPETS.

New Fall Carpets. In our carpet departmentyou
will find choice line and prices the lowest. Heavy
Reversible Agate Carpet, fine design, yard wide 29c
the yard.
Gloves for Women
Reliable gloves perfectly right in every way, Real
French Glace Kid, two clasps, embroidered backs,
gusseted fingers all colors, guaranteed, $1.OO.
Middletown transcript., 1898-10-15
CLOTHING.

500 Boys Double Breasted Suits, excellent CLOTH
in plads checks and blues you'd willingly pay IS
for this suit here at S347.
Mems Black and Blue Rough Cheviots made by
the Clover Mill manufacturer who make the best
goods produced in this country pure wosted soft and
pliabe, single breasted, $40.
The new double breasted, with satin facing, $12.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
LUsTGeRT ACCUSES A POLICEMAN.
says That "Cop" Made Him an OGef for q
Small Consideration.

Chicago, Jan. 25,-There was a small
sensation in the Luetgert trial yester-
day when Luetgert detailed his con-
versation with Charles Griebenow, a
police officer in which that officer told
the sausage-naker that If he would
buy him small business he would
throw up his job on the>po,ice force and
tell the Hollander ell about the matter.
The name Of Mary Siemering came up
during the afternoon. He SAID his wife
hired the gil ami that he never quar-
relied with his wife about her. Con-
cerning the statement Of Frank 0dor-
ofsky that he hid seen you kiss this
Girl, is that t-ue:" By his reply the
sausage maker edscme'nerriment:
Nc: it's a lie. had all the kissing 1
wanted at home
'nc Of the states new witnesses was
one Frank Eengel. re fabl Luetgert Of
fered him trip L. Europe and $1,000 or
$1,000 II he would stay urHl thinss had
blown over" Luetnert cmIihaticallv
denie1 il. ana denounced the witness
who had given the evidence against
him. He denied conversations he was
said To have mad with Mrs. Feldt In
fact in each case whore there Were but
two parties-the prircipafs-xrew what
was said LuetSert put in emphatic de-
nlais To anything against his cause al
legged to have been said by himN ques-
ticn was asked regarding Mary Siemer-
ing. At that moment Miss SiemerinC
herself appeared in the court room for
the first time during the present trial.
AT ?. M. States Attorney Deneen
beSsN the gosstexamination. He did
not masH much impression. The most
material advantage he gained was the
wide difference in the description of the
apI. arance Of the vat on Sunday morn
ng given by Luetgert and Charles.
Charles said the vat contained tallow.
unassimillated grease. lyc. and some
soap. Luetgert maintained that il was
all "soapy substance" and that the
only difference between the ton and
bottom was that the former was darker
coloTed.and slightly mere fluid. Finally
dozen Questions were put and re-
pe2ted with the design of forcing the
witness to tel what the soapy sub
Stance looked like. He repealed his
answer that it was Just "s6apy SUBJ
stance"
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Won suLow EXPLAINS THINGS.
sfsrment That sheds Some Light ON the
Grab at kiao-Chou.

Berlin. Jan. 25.-Baron Won RuJoyv
made a statement in the riehstag bud
get committee regarding TIE Chinese
situation. After saying that China had
acceded to every demand made by Ger
many regarding indemnity for the ont.
rage on German missionaries in China
he said: The German government, be-
lieycs IL has done all that is necessary
FOR the prevention OF further outrares.
The'best guarantees. however, are the
permanent presence under the. treaty of
German men-of-war and a garrison at
kiao-Chou. by which Il Is, hoped the
authorities and populstion OF China will
not again forgetsthat no wrong done ,o
derman,subjects viii be allowed TO pass
unpunished."
Baron Won Bulow. in concluding. said
ttat the negotiations with reference To
the construction of railways and tbc
workings Of coal mines were proceed
lps fayTsblys The government chose
hiao-Chou because. IL was not too near
the French and British spheres Of inter.
est. or Eussia's sphere of power.
Baron Won Bulow prefaced his decla-
ration by saying he could only speak
with extreme caution as otherwise his
words might be represented as inter-
fercnee in French affairs. and he
thought there was the more reason for
entoinincs reserve since it'might be ex-
pected ihat light would be cast upon
the AFFAIR by the Iroceedings initiated
In France itself
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
coN HeN CONTINUE TO TALK.
but Wake sissw Progress Toward Comioe
'o an Arrecment.

s'Nss "'sN' EsNte IoNaru OOIIllnU
'o an Agreement.
Chicago. Jan. g. - The bItumInous
ooan m'ncrsl and operators conference
yesisr! y endesvored TO reconsider tks
vote BY which the mkne run PROPOSE.
'ion vas defeated last'Geek. but 1t was
agaia defeated. the Ohio and Indiana
men voting against 1t. a motion was
made by the Ohio miners that what
ever advance Is granted should take
eject "a Jan. L.. This was tabled.
Eatchfcrd suggested the double stand
ard pam 90 talS,.. eject Jan. ls. as the
best way q satisfying all parties. As
the lndilaa and ONio operators alone
had voted agI!nst the mine run plan
az this sgss.. q, he suggested that the
Operators - those two states confer
ami etdtayor ~ formulate something
which would meet their approval The
minefs woald also meet with the sam.
object IN view. This plan was approved
by The convention.
There vcrt several propositions made
and voted drWn and 1t was seen that
TIE ifo11le With the operators was
iheir Inability 10 Sc; aside pres mt con-
tracts
Finally the miners were called upon
u oner their scale. Ratchford replied
ty reading o. following: The miners
demand Is Tor 10 cents advance on
scrsensd AMI a relative pyce for mine
run III then offered the following:
isesolve,i. That We favor mining
fseened and unscreenci coal in all
heifs of the competitive dis,sicts for
the coming year. except Illinois. and
that mining prices Be adjusted by this
Convention swing all districts in csm-
retinE Districts a fair competing
price~
NS this resolution was about TO be put
Operator Robbins got the floHr and re-
ra'ked that as the atmosphere seemed
W D. somev Vat clearer he moved that
ths whole matter he refesed back to
the scale committee. with instructions
20 rrr"rt today. Ishis motion carried
uuanimoqsy and the convention ad-
journcd Tor the day.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25


and the Latter Seems Most Probable from
the Circumstances-N No One in Bed When
20 Fire Broke Out Can Have Escaped
;riiding Sig storic. High and All the
s-rims ON the Upper Floors.
spokane. Wash. Jan. 25.-Fire broke
out last night in a business block, and
II IS certain that some lives will be lost.
" there is not a holocaust. At mid
night fire was destroying the Great
Eastern block on Riverside avenue. The
stairway was burned away and peopl,
in the building were at the windows
crying for help. 1t was feared the loss
Of life would be great. The building is
a six-story brick and the upper floors
are used for light housekeeping. 1t is
now feared that fifty or more persons
have perished ia the awful furnace.
The upper floors were occupied by sew
enty-fiye or 100 roomers. and it is not
thought that more than twenty-five
have been saved.
LeaPcd from Window to Death.
Later.-Mrs. Davies. Of Nebraska City.
Neb.. ieapad from a window to the
stone pavement and was taken to the
hospital She wifi die. Her daughter
and son-in-law were saved. The great
crowd in the stTee;s were franc,ic with
excitement. Several thrilling rescues
were made. O2e man came down a
ro:e with his babe on his arms. and his
wife followed. The building is owned
by Levinsky. Of San Francisco. 1t COS,
sH5.Gc9. and is insared for s5o,OoO Eie
first finor and basement were occupied
by John w. Graham. with a large steel,
OF stati1ncry. The flames were entirely
beyond the control of the fremen and
extended to adjoining buildings.
livery One In Eed surely Perisi,ed.
At leo the FIRE was under control
Only the walls OF the big building re-
main. Estimate Of losso.life vary from
ten to fifty. w u. Tssyd was sitting in
his room on the hfIh foor reading when
the alarm was given. "Eve.y one who
was in bed al that time ., that floor"
he said. 'rerislcd" Fe had a narrow
ESCAPE. Wrapping his overccat around
his head h came down Ngv stairway
As he ran down the stairs h ran irts
two men. lie saw ave persons c.l tRat
floor who he is convinced rerkhed. He
heard PERSONS failing all around him
suffoca,ed by the dense s,nol,e. Alice
Wilson. aged IS. is known TO have per
ished. Her sister Maud was saved.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
President Dole. Chicago Visit.

Chicago. Jan. 25.-outside Of the re-
ception given President Dole. of Ha-
waii, yesterday his visit to Fort Sheri-
dan was the most interesting event #
his stop here. He was given the Official
presidential salute Of twenty-one guns
at the fort. in acknowledgement of the
fact that he y the nations guest. He
ard his party left the city at 1O:25 this
morning for Washington. There was a
largs crowd to see him of.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Suit Against the Diamond Match Co,

Marigette, Wis. Jan. >25.-The Dia-
mond Match company has been sued
Tor $4,000 damages. The suit grows
out Of its operations on the Ontonagon
river. The napers were filed in the
fedora court at Marquette Mich, in be-
half of the estate of Thomas Nester.
who was a lumbcrman in the northern
Michigan peninsula. The bill sets forth
that because of the Jam piers the
Nester logs were detained in the on
tonagon until it was too late to get
them to the Nester saw mill. Wherefore
they became eworn'eatenand deteriorated
in value.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25

showed since daylight and Q foo. Of
snow has fallen. A heavy northerly
Wind has helped incresseits severity.
Street ears are abandoned aud trains
are oil late Not Q wheel will be
moved By night IL the storm eontin.
ues. Busiress 10 ct 0 stand dstill;
schools are closed.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Jan. 25.-The
worst storm Of the season is prevail.
ing. All nsfsic 10 stopped. Even
the letter carriers we're forced to
guilt High winds from the north
are drifting the snow.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
WHICH THEY HAD A SMALL GAME.
The Six-Shootcr Was Trumps and Three
Funerals Arc Announced.

Pineville, Ky, Jan. William and
Harvey Topic are dead. Lew Wallace is
fatally wounded rs ths result of a pis-
tol fight in n room in Leslie county,
rear the Bell and Harlan county line,
Sunday night. The Topic boys were in
Vitcd by'Wallace to 80 TO his house and
engage in game of draw poker The
game seemed to be ene-sided, Wallace
winning all TIE money.
Finally the Topics refused to pay
some money that Wallace said they
owed, and quarrel followed. Pistols
were drawn. the lights shot out, and a
desperate fight began. When the shoot
Ing ceased the two Topics were found
TO De dead and Wallace fa,ally'wounded
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Vsssns ss sne S.orr.

Chicago. Jan. sS.-A heavy snow
storm has prevailed here since this
morning. IL threatens sn embargo
on traffic. Telegrsphic communica.
ton is greatly h,mpsrsd.
Milwsukee, Wis. Jan. IS "A iuri.
Gus southeast snow storm With high
wind began about noon. Another
eomplete tie-up Is expected.
Ottumwa, lows, Jan. 25.-A snow
storm AMI blifzsrd far worse than
ths, Of Saturday. which WAS the
worst In years. IL raging. Is has
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Absolutely No truth T6.r,,,

Washington. Jan. s5.-Assis;ant Sec
resary ~ state Day said last nirtt /.
There Is absolutely no truth in tn
report mat Gcnerll Lee has rendered
hls rssiEEaiion. He Is in paSfecr accord
with ih.i ac,rninis,ra-on and the ,adrln-
s'ion -i,h him" This report came from
Jacksonville. Fla
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Another Ci,n s.r,,ee DeeI.Ior.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 2s.-uni,ed
states Judge I.ur;on Yesterday decided
the Injunction case % W. c. Morgan Va.
u. u Nunn, reyfnue collector. involv.
ir.s the quesilgn of Nunn-s power urder
the civil service law. holding that the
cpurt h9t no Jurisdiction and that the
chief executive aloneshas power to en-
force civil service ,rules and Law.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Tas NssiosAi LSv Meter,

Washington. Jan. 25.-The house
resumed consideration Of the Indian
appropriation bill 10 Committee OF
the whole The senate. after Q short
executive session. proceeded to gen.
orsl business.
The senate confirmed the nomina.
tion OF J. q Griggs, OF New Jersey,
to be attorney general Of the Uaited
States.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Ne Qssssu In sSs sssase.

Springfield, Jan. 2s.-In the senate
there being no quorum adjournment
Vas taken.
The primary election bill will be
passed BY the senate TOMORROW.
In the house the revenue bill. va.
read ssecond time, and amendments
disc1ssed during the first session.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Locomotive Goes on the Ranpace.

Bloomington. Ills, Jan. ga Chicago
and Alton locomotive left unattended in
the yards suGdcnly started and went
crashing into the machine shops The
damage Is estimated at fully 5000 a
large section of wall must be rebuilt
and many valuable patterns ard ma
chimes were destroyed. It is believed
that the locomotive was started pur-
posely and that she offender will soon
Ia ar-pr-r1
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25

knnapeiis. Ma. Jan. es-Fifty-tteee
members q the general assembly me,
IN caucus last night = discuss the sen
atorial situation Hon. Louis r. Nc
Corsss ard J. q. IuI!iken were placed
in nomination. tse. roll call rouuirg in
- votes Tor McComas and +. for Mulli-
ken. The ncminsron Of McComas was
made unanimous. Tie boilers refused 10
enter the caaCus
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
Banker w1IlIus,n .. Dead.

Marquette. Mich. Jan. -s5.-J. N.
vilkinson. cx-statc treasurer and rri.
vate tanker. died here yesterday after
noon of intestinal troubles. Prior to his
deats >Wilsins~s placed his private hank
linvoluntary nquidation.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25

Can't DO pefiec. health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes pure blood. Tones and iuvig-
oss.es the -hcle system. Sold By
Marshall q Fisher.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
HsaS-,n Cs,lts,op.

C.d,r Rapids. Jan. 2S.-At Albur.
net'e. this county. head.on collision
on the Illinois Central occurred this
morning. One reported killed.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
MAINE IS At HAVANA,
United States 6attIeship at
the Cuban csp-
ital.
HualoE u sArD TO BE PEACE.

ns, rssse b . Rsn.r rsss cess1i osss
ssi Lee rsrssssed 10 Rssis. q see We,
Sss ssss rsrshwisf-p' ssrsss ssd -
tsi ssrs 10 wsss iax~s- Nisesuassss,
ss~s.s IN. Dsy.
Washington, Jan. 2s.-rhe battle.
ship. Maine, is In Havana harbor.
The torpedo boat, Dupont. which
left Key West st 6 last evening with
mail and sailing orders. hailed the
Maine 81 Dry Tortugas. and delivered
orders for the bsttleship 70 proceed
90 Havana ~ snce. The Dupon, shen
returned to Key West She reported
the Msine about TO sail When she
left. 10 is believed al the state de.
psrsment that the Maine catered the
harbor at Havana 81 the earliest hour
this morning that the spanish port
regulstion' would permit. Nodirec,
report has been received from Hs-
vana
There isa repor. current here tbs,
the bastleship Maine Vas ordered
to Havana only after Consul
General Lee notified the president.
over the head OF the secretary Of
state. that unless he vas given the
protection of o man-of-war he would
leave Havana BY the first steamer
This report Is denied NJ the White
House, and the state department
officials still declare that the battle
chip goes to Cubs ior the purpose OF
emphasizing the friendly relations
between Spain aud this country.
ssiassd sy the Fssss.
Havaus. Jan. 25.-The wsr.hip
Maine arrived at III o'clock. She vas
ssluied by the forts and wsrsAips.
IL is repost ted thai Consul Gen. Lee
and the secretary Of Congosto. Of the
government, bad 8 slight misunder.
standing.
aepsss lee Tee Resssssd.
Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 25.-A dis
patch TO the Times Union and Ci,i.
ren from Key wss, says: "Gres.
excitement pr, walls here over q re.
port that Consul General Lee has re-
signed. The M,iue and the res, O,
The ileet left here At o'clock YES er.
day morning Tor Tortugs. The ,Ir
pedo boat, Dupont sailed as SOL n
the afternoon With importan, dis.
patches for the aset.r
ess. sisscs Leaves Rsvsss.
Havana, Jan. IS Capt. G,n.
Blanco leit the pslscs N s Monday
morning Tor the railroad station
ot Villa Neuvs, where he embarked
on an express train for Bs,ahsmo. oa
the south coast. From there he will
tsse coss,,ng steamer 60 (iynfu y
go. province % Santa Cara. aud
from ,ha, port he will 20 to Msnss-
nillo, province OF santiago de Cuba.
During the absence % the captain
general. Gen. rsrrsdo will exercise
the iuactious % that ofliee.
Gen. Blsnco has issued q decree
psrdoning all persons now usder
sentence for completely In the IRE.
bellicu." whose terms os imprison-
ment would expire on or before Feb.
~ next.
The censorship yer ioreiga news
papers has been abolished.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25

The statement, OF those Who have
been cured BY Hoods Sarsaparilla Q
proves the great merit OF this medi.
cine. Get only Hoods.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
DsI.OR for Wsshiossoo.

Chicago. Jan. IS -Presidcnt Dole.
OF Hawaii, left for Washington this
morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
siasylssd pI.cts n La,

Annapolis. Jan. 25 -McComss was
elected senator BY the Maryland leg.
islature.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25

Arnold's BrOmo Celery cures he,d.
sches, 10. Is and so csass. Rs.ss'
dsug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
FR|GHTFUL DISASTER.
One Hundred Persons imprisoned
in a Flaming SS;u::!1ing
at Spokane.
STAIRS BURNED FROMUNDER THEN

Loss OF Life Estimated at from Ten TO Finy
and the Latter Seems Most Probable from
the Circumstances-NoO One in Bed When
20 fire Broke Out Can Have Escaped
-;r'idins Sig Stories High and All the
-rims ON the Upper Floors.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-01-25
ssiassd by the rsss..

Hsvaus. Jan. 25.-The wsr.hip
Maine arrived at II o'clock. She vas
sslu'ed by the forts and wsrsAips.
IL is reposted thai Consul Gen. Lee
and the secretary Of Congosto. Of the
government. had 8 slight misunder.
standing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
CONTRACTS FOR SMALL CRAFT
Union Iron Works Will Probably
Build Three of the Torpedo
Boat Destroyers.

NEW YORK, Sept. THE Herald's
Washington correspondent telegraphs:
Contracts for the construction of six
teen torpedo-boat destroyers and
twelve torpedo boats will be placed by
the Navy Department within another
week The board on construction of the
Navy Department held a protracted
meeting this afternoon and discussed
the various bids which had been re-
ceived AS a result 1t looks as though
1t will recommend that the contracts
for sixteen destroyers be distributed IN
about this fashion: Fall River Com
pany, three destroyers, at $2S0.000 each;
Maryland Steel Company, five destroy
ers, 1892, 900 each; Neafies & Levy, Phil
adelphia, three destroyers, $3.50, 900 each;
Union Iron Works, three destroyers,
1886, 900 each; Harlan & Hollings-
worth, two destroyers, 1921, 900 each.
The board has further examination
to make before finally recommending
that the contracts be given to the
firms named. was told after the meet
ing Of the board to-day that the firms
which stand the best chance Of secur-
Ing torpedo-boat contracts are the Bath
Iron Works, Lewis Nixon, George Law
Ter of Boston, Gas Engine and Power
Company of New York and the Column
bian Iron Works.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
NOMINEES OF IOWA'S
FUSION CONVENTION
Claud Porter Named for Secretary of
State and Nels Anderson for
Treasurer.

MARSHALLTOwN. Iowa, Sept. L.
The fusion convention of the Democrats,
Populists and Silver Republicans of Iowa
was held here to-day. The attendance was
small The following ticket was nomi-
mated:
Secretary Of State-Claude Porter. APP
panoore County.
Treasurer-Nels Anderson, Des Moines
Attorney General J. NJ. Parsons of
Supreme Judge-W. A. shurrier of
Polk.
Auditor-E H. Gillett of Polk.
Railway Commissioner dong term)-A.
Hanson of O'Brien; short term, w. E.
Wills of Clinton.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-Dr. E. r. Per-
kins of Polk.
Reporter of Supreme Court-W. A. Fer
rem of Taylor.
The platform reaffirms the Chicago plat
form and reasSerts the partys allegiance
to free silver coinage at 16 to !; indorSeS
W. j. Bryan for leader in 1900; upholds
the commencement of the war with
Spain, but scores Secretary Alger and the
national administration for the conduct of
hospitals and camps; declares against a
large standing army and in favor of the
building of the Nicaragua canal without
an amendment to the constitution COM
polling the reference of certain questions
to vote of the people; opposes the ac-
QUESTION Of territory further than neces-
sary for coaling stations, and favors an
income tax. On the question of territorial
expansion the sentiment of the delegates
was almost equally divided.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-08
UNION OF FORCES OPPOSED
EASTERN FACTION FAVoRS AN
INDEPENDENT POLICY.
Declares in Favor Of George Russell
of Elko for Governor, and the
Nomination of Full
State Ticket.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

RENO, New, Sept. THE State
Democratic convention was called to
order by Joseph r. Ryan. chairman Of
the State Central Committee this after
noon, with about 100 delegates present.
Peter Weber of White Pine County
was chosen temporary chairman and
John Ish Of Elko temporary secretary,
with Barney Campbell assistant and E.
B. Cross sergeant at arms. The COM
mittee appointments were as follows:
Permanent organization and order of
Observation-Disclosures. Russell of Elko,
Holmes of Storey, LIKES OF Churchill,
Dunton of Lincoln and Wagner of
Ormsby.
Credentials-Ryan of Storey, Dooley of
Lincoln, Lynch of Washoe Grimes of
Churchill, Triplett of Elko, Angel of
Lyon and Hendrick of Ormsby.
Platform and resolutions-Dennis OF
Washoe, Parsons of Elko, Belknap OF
Storey, Newhausen of Ormsby, Reipe OF
White Pine, Silver of Churchill and War
rem of Humboldt.
The convention adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The question of the hour seems to be
whether to fuse or not to fuse. Many
In the west favor fusion, while those
in the eastern part of the State are In
favor of going it alone, with George
Russell of Elko for Governor and full
State ticket