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The record-union., 1899-01-27
California Dried rruits.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-California dried
fruits: Evaporated apples steady. Prunes
rated Apples-Common, 7@Sc; prime wire
tray, Sa4Q9c; choice, 9i4Q91ac; fancy, go
W10c. Prunes-311a@10c. Apricots-Royal,
11G14c; Moorpark. 13Q17c. Peaches-Un-
peeled, 9Q11c; peeled, 22@25c.
The record-union., 1899-01-27
NO 7 ICE
ORDINANCE NO. l42.


Section l3-No person shall put
or place, or cause to be put or
placed, in any street, alley or pub
lie place in the city, any house
dirt, ashes, garbage, shavings, alth,
offal, suds, oyster shells, glass or
other rubbage, except In boxes or
barrels upon the edge Of the side
walk, and shall cause the same to
be removed within two hours from
the time the same is 30 placed.
The record-union., 1899-01-27

city licenses. and water rates arc now
due and paYablo Ct citx Collectors omees
The record-union., 1899-01-27


Undoubtedly nm m in u
Mhnmrn orncked He subsistence ~ " hmy
gansna
~
QUITE
HE'S time
rat+h viii ~ wi w e o.
thas m
the
rdncrgd nth arvce ~ t
BaEaH for bta
The record-union., 1899-01-27

Dog tags. good from January /. 1883. to
January /, 1900, are now on sale ut City
Collectors Office.
The record-union., 1899-01-27
Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quail
ity, 6G64c; third quality, 5G6c per 10.
VEAL-71eQSc for large and 7@Sc per
MTuTToSS-weters, sasszc; Ewes. 7ssa
Sc per ID.
Landscape per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4ss@4%c per ID for
medium, 31s@4c for small, 4Q4asc for large
dressed, 6Q7c per ID.
The record-union., 1899-01-27

French calf patent leather shoes,
with gray, brown or vesting tops;
in widths to fit; regular $1.25 CT
and 81. 40 qualities. Ol
The record-union., 1899-01-27

Children's and misses patent lea
Their shoes, with cloth tops and full
toes; only a few pairs. so
choice belongs to the early O2r
corners /OS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
SUPERINTENDENT,

Sec. l. The head of this Department
shall be called Superintendent of the
Water Works. He shall hold his
office until his successor shall he
chosen and qualified, unless sooner re-
moved by the Board.
Sec. II. He shall have charge and
care of the Water Works of the City
of Norfolk and control and oversight
OF all the officers and men connected
Herewith, and assign and direct their
duties. so as to carry on the details
OF the works. He. In conjunction with
the City Engineer, shall attend to the
direction of al new works, now or
hereafter to be constructed
Sec. III. He shall annually, at the
last meeting Of the Board in June OF
each year, report to the Board of
Water Commissioners the condition Of
the works under his care; and II any.
what extensions are necessary, and
shall at the same time present the re-
ports OF Registrar, Chief Engineer, In
spector and Ilineman, which reports
shall be in detail and addressed to the
Superintendent All reports to be in
due form for publication.
Sec. ". He shall, with the City En-
gineer, where the services of an en-
gineer is required. make ali necessary
estimates connected with the works,
whether for construction or repairs;
certify all accounts, bills and con-
performed under his direction: shall
notify the Board of Water Commits
sioners of al! breaches of contract,
and supervise and arrange all con-
tracts for labor to be performed or
material to be purchased, and for the
purchase or laying down OF such
mains, pipes and fixtures as may
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
Stocking Specials.

Children's Fine Rib Stocking
sizes 5 TO 9. Regular t21z, IS and
ne. grades at ioc. a pair.
Women's Iermsdorf Black Stock
ings- full regular made. Exception
ally good quality. 100. a pair. 8
pair for soc.
At CSC. pair-the very best Wo-
mems Stockings i'll Norfolk -beauti-
full finish.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
N.471 81,

Under each OF the above administra-
tions neither the president or secretary
received any salary or emolument
whatever. The treasurer of each board
received $500 Der nnnum.
REPORTS.
Annual reports in detail are made to
the Mayor and embodied by him i'm his
annual message to the Councils This
report is also printed in pamphlet form.
In addition to the annual report q
quarterly report OF receipts and dis
bursemcnts is made by the treasurer.
This report Is sent In 10 the Councils
and is referred to the Water Commit
Tee. when it Is audited by the Auditor
OF the city, as he is required by ordi-
nance.
Every account paid by the Water
6oard to the smallest item has to be
approved by the superintendent, and
where ii Is Il matter Of construction,
also by the City Engineer. These bills
are again revised by the Board of
Water Commissioners at their regular
meeting OH the second Wednesday in
each month. and have to be passed and
allowed at such meeting by n regular
resolution, the various bills being re-
corded in the minutes OF the meeting.
and. If when so approved, they are paid
by the check of the treasurer coun-
terslgned by either the president Of the
board or the registrar
The treasurer and registrar are
bonded officers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
DOzlE.R;'',S.
New Velvet Cordes:,!s &
For Waists.

Rich, bright and beautiful
are these new velvet cordess
tor waists. And theyBare all
together suitable and rightsin3
harmony for lovely Waistsfors
the gleeful Christmas time.
They are here in these new.
colors. royal blue, dark blue
light blue, new purple, new.
red, cerise, brown, tan, grey
and black and white.
Price, soc. per yard. 81
yards is the quantity for
waists. 1t is a soft, silkysvel-S
vet corde with a rich soft
luStre.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Important! Concerning
Santa Claus Letter Box.

The children. when writing to Santa
Claus. must DO sure to give their address
lstreet and numLber), else old Santa CLAUS
won't know where to send his replies.
Bring the letters to the store and put
evator, first floor. or send them by
them in his private box, at the ell
mall addressed as follows:-
SANTA CLAUS,
care WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
NORFOLK, VA.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14

Adventures of a Brownie-Mulock.
Ai i:ss IN WondeTland-I; Carroll.
Autocrat of the Breakfast Tnble-Oli-
Yer Wendell Holmes.
Autobiography Of Benz. FRANKLIN.
Beauties of Shakespearc-Dodd.
Beyond the City-A. c. Doyle.
Black Beauty-Anna Sewel,.
Book Of Golden Deeds--Yongc.
Coming Race-Bulwer.
Dolly Dialogues-A. Hope.
Dreams-O. Schriener.
Emerson's Essays, vol. I.
Emerson,s Essays. vol. II.
Ethics Of the Dust; Ruskin.
Flower Fables-L M. Alcott
Frankenstein-Mrs. Shelly.
Grace Astounding 10 the Chief of Sin.
ners-John Bunyan.
Haunted Chamber-The Duchess.
Heroes and Hero Worship-Carlyle.
Hiawa tha-Longfellow.
Imitation OF Christi. q Kempis.
In Memoriam-Lord Tennyson.
Lays of Scottish Cavaliers-Aytoun.
Longfcllow's Poems.
Man in Blacks. j. Weyman.
My Lady Nicotine. NJ. Barrie.
Natural Law in the Spiritual World
Hy. prummond.
One Of the Profession.White. Jr. y
Paradise Lost-John Milton.
PARADISE Regained-John Milton.
Paul and virgin:a--B. ST. Pierre.
l lSuSuItS vi l-lIc-SlE y. l<uDuOCk.
plutarchs Lives OF Alexander the
Great and Julius Caesar
Poe's Poems-Edgar Allen Poe.
Prince of the. House of Davtd-Profes-
Princess-Lord 1'ennyson.
Prue and l-G. w. Curtis.
Queen of the Air-John Ruskin.
Reveries of u Bacheior--Ik Marvel.
Romeo and Juliet-Shakespeare.
Sesame. and L,lies-J. Ruskin.
Sign &C Of pt the E I,,, e, Doyle.
Story of an African Farm-Olive
s Shaft ed l IdoIn IL, N. prasms;
Tangiewood Tales-Hawthorne.
Three Men IN n Boat--J. *. Jerome.
Through Gates of Gold-M. Collins
Through the Looking Glass-Lowis
Tlllyloss Scandal. NJ. Barrie
Treasure 1siand-R. L. Stevenson.
Water abtes-kingsley.
Window IN ThrumS-J NJ Barrie
IT 5oc. EACH
The Honorable Peter Sttrling-by Paul
Leicester Ford.
The Continental Dragoon-by Robert
-, Nelson stephens.
The Road TO paris-by Robert Neil
An Enemy to tho King-by Robert
Nelson sterhcns.
The Adventures. of Francois-by S.
Wcin Mitchell.
Soldier Stor.es-by Rudyard Kipllng.
The. Choir lnvlsible-by James Lane
Allen.
Under the Red Robc-by Stanley j.
Trilby-by Du AIaurier.
The ManNman-by Hall Ca,nc
The Prisoner OF Zenda--by Anthony
Hope.
Caleb West. Master Diver-by s.
Ilopkinson Smith.
Phroso-by Anthony Hope.
Soldiers Of Fortune-by Richard Hard
ing Davis. Z
The celebrty-by Winston churNhln
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
BOOKKEEPER.

Sec. XIV. There shall be book keeper
appointed by the Board whose term of
office shall be at the pleasure Of the
Board. and whose duty it shall be TO
keep the books and accounts OF the
Treasurer OF the Board; also to render
such assistance to the Superintendent
and Registrar as they may require.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
DUTIES OF OFFICERS.

a meeting of the Board of Water
Commissioners, held March LIST. 1890
the following rules and regulations
were enacted pursuant to an orcin-
ance passed February 18th, 1899:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14

HAVE YOU cATARRIT TArNT?-
Here's strong evidence of the quiclness
and surencss of that wonderful remedy,
DIR. Agnew'S Catarrhal Powder: For
tired many remedies, but no cure was
eTeuted until / had procured and used
Dr. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder. First
application gave ME Instant relief, and in
an incredibly short while I was abso-
Mtely cured."-James Headley, Dundee,
N. Y. Sold by r. +. Holiness.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
NJ EsIc IINfsS.
><>-e-o-o-"-"o---o-c-"--.
NO T ICE J!
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ROANOKE AND TAR RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

ROAD COMPANY.
A general meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Roanoke and Tar River Railroad
Company has been duly called and will
Portsmouth. Va. OH SATURDAY, Decem-
Der 10Th, a. D.. 1889, at l o'clock p. m.
The objects and purposes of said meeting
are as follows:
LIST. For tho purpose OF considering tho
consolidation OF tho Roanoke and Tar
leigh and Castor Railroad Company. and
also 10 consider and agree upon the terms
and conditions upon which the consoli-
dalton with such-the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad Company-shall be made.
I'd. And also to consider the sale to tho
Raleigh md CASTOR Railroad Company Of
noko and Tar River Railroad Company
and the terms and conditions of such
sale.
Portsmouth. Va. Nov. II, 1889.
nol2-30t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
New Pin Cushions

in every lovely color, every
shape. every style at almost
any price. Many wonderfully
beautiful things are on display,
Come now!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14

BOARD WATER COMMISSIONERS
1S9S-l900.
Geo. Mcintosh ...President.
N. NJ. Osborne. Secretary
II. I'll. Wright. :. Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
New Kid Gloves

in all the popular colors and
styles are ready for your see-
ing. Prices, ST, $50 and
81 a pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
WEATHER REPORT e

washington, Dec. 1s.-;Weather fore
cast for Thursday and Friday:
Virginia-Colder and generally fair
ihursday, probably followed by rain or
snow Thursday night or Friday; fresh
northerly winds. 81
North Carolina-Fair Thursday; cold
sr IN western and central portions. Fri
cay Probably rain: variable winds, be-
comtufc fresh northeasterly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
Cloth Bound
Books, at lOc.

An attractive line of the
standard authors.
Bound in assorted colors Of
cloth.
Clear type. Good paper.
lOc. each.
Read this list
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
Norfolk ana vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
Tn.nAv 49,. h. +. tFist. n

Generally fair; continued cool; winds
becoming fresh northwest.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-14
TEMPERATURES, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.

HUMIDITY.
December 10. 1899.
MaS3Mum temperature ............. 63
Minimum temperature .......... 40
Normal temperature ................. As
Departure from normal ..,...... plus s
DepAsture from normal since Jam
uaiS LIST ...................p plus 259
Rainfall in past "a hours. .......... %
Itain[2U since first of month";. .46
Mean Nslative humidity ............s72
CALENDAR.
Sun rises. 7:1o a. m; sets. 45o p. m.
TIDES.
Norfolk-Hlgh water, GAS a. m. and
7:2O p. M; low water, OILS u. m. and
1:16 p. m.
Old Point-High water, 6:24 a. m. and
500 p. M; low water. 1854 a. m. and
1856 p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-17
IT MAKES NO nEPORT On FLASH


Vreuoh0on lnvonto . Gun HAVING
sone He0arkaAle Features.
A rrenchman has devised . gun which
aiyes neither lash nor report. ana - sup
posed TO have no recol after the discharge
OF the projectils. A perforated drum v
applied to the mussie OF gum ana the
powder gasss instead Of escaping sudden
". are restrained by . vai~e ut the mo-
ment Of discharge and are slowly allowed
70 pass through the perforations In the
drum. A. soon - the projectfle leaves
the piece thA powder gases raise the valve.
thus closing the mussle. HeinG thus pre-
vented from following the proJectiie. the
gases pass slowly through the drum vent
holes The results Of the test Of the gun.
while not altogether satisfactory. were In
many respects remarkable. The report
was considerably mrRled. but there was
little Illumination In the force OF the re-
coli. The device makes the aiming OF the
gun more difficult, and In the case OF
small arms the position Of the center OF
gravity 10 changed. but IL II believed that
these obstacles may be readily overcome.
To show the value OF the invocation In
actual warfare case 10 supposed In which
d body Of troops suddenly encounter .
hail Of bullets from . masked battery.
Possibly several soldiers are killed. but
neither the eye nor the ear can discover
the enemy. The commander Of the troops
10 helpless and the men are dsmoraiised.
a. the positlon OF the ASsailants can Be
guessed only inacsurately by the location
Of the wounds inflicted On the men. Even
IL the place OF concealment Of the enemy
be finally made out the attacking force
may have been so crippled rs TO be com
peiied TO retire. An experience of this nap
snre was suffered by the American soldiers
on several occasions during the operations
around Santiago At q terrible cost In killed
and wounded.
Military experts are inclined to attach
not q little importance 70 the new lnven-
ton. as the fererunner Of . practical
s,nokesess. nashlesx aad soundisss gun
For . masked battery such \ weapon
would be weil-nigh ind<ssructfhie The
rate Of IRE with the new pieces 10 said 70
have reached a maximum OF twenty shota
per minute To provide for ths increased
expenditure Of ammunition entafied II h
proposed 20 reduce . single battery fron
nve to fcur gums and 20 augment the NAM
Der Of ammunition wagonss-at Louis
0iohe-pemccras
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-17

ADong H. apoc10o Reasons uhtch ha~o
oemohe aAout this 1919 6 affairs. In
e4911nn - - gsnasnl snnA1ttous above
so6seto1 -, b tAs e9frssne ohaAposse q
hhogs0 0saeR an6 the tnot tAAa psouas
thsre axe willing - asceDt The tnlatsd
ByAs11SAn currency IN payment tor their
wegk Whatever nay b The cA1ss Or
canoos. & = oa1segvaAtveay esttmaaea that
IL fail n ~ px1ce a. oolIse rsOreoents
= oecrease In wealth q a6ost SAooO,ooo
In gold per annum - H. colEos-pgoducang
esoatriae ~ the world. and = Eonnnnensur-
ate 1ecraase In ne poWm q tAsss oo6ss-
grewsn8 aoantrtas = pursAaps the other
thtngs which he wesld has to sell The
1eosua1s6 stnbo g The es1se-gruwtng In
luatU and the sioomy outlook Ter in
toeusA hao LED to the pguDooai e . very
striking remedy ~ Dou Joss Antonio
oaaNassiA e CAEaeaaL venezuela. very
fu0 aocoo1k e oaneg Oisvarria's scheme
appears IN the Aaroh Bulletin Of American
1epuhiics.
The plan II, that thsrs saoaid b formed
. league - Tho cQ9ee-srouiug countries,
~. Deooe3cnlly. = gigantic coffee trust or
CANCELLATION. which. BY limiting the ex-
Port Of colkee from each q the countries
of the league shah enable the worlds
eensumpeton fnally 10 equal shs product.
8 1oner oIAvarTia would have Q oAntrAt
ceannsttes q the league citing constantly
II ono AZ the European capitals. which
woufd from time to Dire ssnd to each one
- the countries N the league instruc-
t1ono - 70 the amount II coffee that &c
amaght export In q season. The Govern-
mana 60 oA1h cexIntry IN the league n to
eater Into = aolemn covenant 20 Implicitly
e6oy tho commtttse's directions. Senior
olayasTiA pyoposes that taia league ahouid
be Immediately formed b. . congress Of
economists ef each a. the countries con-
cerned. which should meet In Washington
- eeoM - pogable. Hs foressee Tor the
operation of his plan the Eraafest benefit
to The manufacturing and exporting In
teFoeta q the United states ana their Gus
TONERS, tho co1ee-sroNing countries Of
South Amorioa.
Senior Oiavarria's plan II for a trust on
. scale not hitherto dreamed Of by any
expert IN either tho making OF the de-
nouncing II txuats. II II for . trust on an
international basis. and Of official stand
Ing. II 10 magnificent. even II time should
prove u not TO b business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-17
GEN. GOMEZ WILL LSk
CUDIIS 70 D|SBAID.

Continued frem Paes ona.
modify his dscree. Await % 80 q natis.
factory. Coucert with you In 0nal pro-
cceding&"
The vote on this d.spatcA was - In ia
vor and - against.
Little Danger 81 IN Outbreak.
Such meetings a. tho one Just held q
Cerro would be regarded in a'less in1aas-
side observers might think Cuba 10 on the
verge Of fnsurrectiou- Pubic feeling in
Havana n certainly excited, but those
whose Judgment u worth mast consider
the agitation to - superficial ana to con-
sist merely a phrssings which viii never
lead to an overt act
A former member OF the military A.
semhiy said today:
The cshans have no desire for any
thing but = peaceful adjustment immeii-
atsly. They blame Comes for being too
uncommunicative. and for his unwilling
ness to subordinate selnah motives SUI
fscsently to allow any cue else to have q
share in the homer Of arranging cuha's
future"
Americans residing in Hasans especial
~ those who have been hero since the
beginning 81 the military occupation. look
upon che present snti-Ameracan cuseurse
~ similar to the Garcia funeral incident.
aud the excitement which followed the
prohibition Ut Demonstrations on January
!. IL II really very simple matter.
nrooke WIN Net Ne severe.
Just now Gen. Brooke In Considering the
publication Of an order designed 10 check
unt.uthfa, ard violent crfsicssms OF the
military government Should the order
~ issued u would merely cali atfenftcn.
hy reproducing them. 10 the existing l!sea
laws under the Spanish code. which pro.
vide abundant methods ~ dsscouraxfnx
immcs4erate Htteranres TIE rrorrsety of
cs censcrfnx explosive newsp~pers sun
pressing meetings and sorc4hay dssaxnainx
Csshans has been conssaered. Aes such n-,t.
icy has been laid aside definitely SIS being
nnwfse and irnpclitic. There In no PRES
ens purpose 10 use aay aggressive suaas-
ur~as Everybody viii Ne allowed to sI-
press hss feeisnga IN writing and talking
Gov. Gen. Brooke viii 60 ahead Is In
extensively ~ possible In tbs disbursement
Of TIE UssesN Aprrcprsated fc- the Gu
tan trucpA This cannot begin. however
Until next week IL the Guiana wish "a
surrender their arms 70 the nuasc4paiisies
ell Viii - well The American ansAors-
ties viii raise NO objection.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-17

CHICAGO, Nav LIN MI probability
the Republican national couvention Of -
win come 10 Chtcaeo.~ charles q. Dawes.
Comptroller Of the currency. said upon
mosemoo3 + - 4oot aDong 2epunhcen
% brfnG TIE oenvsnt1on hsrA and thas
the importance a Ilinois - the ''Divotaf
state Of IL WeGt na1o9 Cn3cAUe hght-
ING ground which Hspahncans cannot
tuAlc3ously overlook.
As. Dawes eome Wae - atteoA the
funsral Of ex-0oy. oSieshy. but stories
. Political mloaln0, the nature OF Wnfcn
Il y sxpsetsd wt11 develop N . few days.
He haA . isne esafwssce VIII ". J. Caf
houn last nf9hf, and ho9aa corridors are
aeuG With gossip thAs NJ. CAlhoun's carr
didaev Tor CUvesnor will - announced -
fees long. Comptrellss Dawes, Il = -
laevod. NAY BE indkru0oata1 IN hfsneang
about nr ca1hoan's guo..asossai ae0uI
0r. Calhoun. Il b tepagtod. VIII assure
the FederA1 aA@n1strA4tsu threugh Nj.
Dawes 81 the ullnoisAn's services u b.
helf q the national Aapubllean commit
tee whsa. unAss trying circumstances. the
Illinois dsleGA&ioa was Instructed - stAnA
With the Ohio nan fng Tie pseGkdsocy.
Msantine 1Gs. Dawes deniO that his W.T.
nincanee. Aeeepeo Of ~ rsDost nat the
compGso1ler wo1l1 estAhaGA 6ganen heo4-
quarters q ~ nasianAl 1AoMhtjeaa cons-
mittss within month. II. Dawes saad
last night:
'-IAs story thas my visst bsss \ y the
interest Of the nAt1oaal 0ApoheoaD oom-
mittee = incss1oot ! cane Woet 70 attsnA
the funeral Of sx-0sv. og3ss6y. when
admired and respected n oo0Deo WIKI Al
tAs clttsens q IiAnolA I IN nov hsss for
. few day3 w.t. With ~ hssthse - -
Oak avo1uA 0vaa0kon.
The executive cemnlttoo q ne na-
tionAl com0ittoo n oDoct pA0oo1 cut oe en-
tstenoa altee the list notjooal campaign
The sstAbaishmsnt 81 hsAAQuastsrs VIII
probably b question for tAs nsxt ~
ti0nal comnittse. rath1s than this enA. I
cure the next Republican national cenven-
ton in Chicago. 10 pscssf1y perSufn TIE
duties Of my once ~ comptroalsf. which
requires constant perooQA1 atAentioa, and
20 b Z member ~ the national committee
would In my judgment be impossible. and
I DO not sxpeo4 10 b connected with the
work Of the i1oe esnmittes
80 lsr ~ the centsst for thA Repub-
lean subsTnatoSial nomination IN ultnois
- concerned my WHIT has ne connection
with Il. ! know that Il b not the desire
of the praadant to interfere With TIE Re-
publtcana of u1inols n the freo sett1ement
At Ill their pFohaoms - TO state poltaieo and
candidates. ard u would b unsoomly and
impairment IN ~. having been 70 soms *
tent Identified with the presidents inter-
ests In this state. 70 even make possihle
any other impression by becoming con-
nected with the plans Of the gubsrnatostal
candtdatA~
Despite Mr.. DAweS protsstat1enA hew.
eyer. he was tho lodestone of many politi-
Clans last night. al Of whom proseesed to
be In the city on private business. Among