davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

nando in morning. Delayed by partial
destruction Of bridge acrsss river. Not
believed enemy will make another de-
termined stand until he effects retreat
to Mount Arayat, short distance from
San 1sidro. OTIS.
The war department has received the
following, giving the situation in the
Philippines: rs
HfAN1LA, MAY !.
Ad3utant General. Washington.
Situation ns follows: Lawton holds
Bnlanlg, captured srd inst, after rapid
movement from Angnt, where supplied
with wagon train. pack animals and
rations. Flo scattered tho strongly en-
trenched enemy to the.north and north
westward. capturing large amounts Of
fou1l supplies, ana has his detacnrnents
to north and eastward. His successful
movement attended with great difficulty
because OF character OF country, rain
and heat. He now covers our railway
communication and will be supplied
from hfnlolos.
MacArthur's column concentrated,
took UP advance on San Fernando Mt
$3.50 this morning. Do not apprehend
sharp resistance on part OF enemy. who
will probably leave railroad and retire
northeasterly direction to north of
Lawton. Destruction OF railroad near
Caiumpit necessitated dependence on
wagon transportation. Enemy to south
and east OF Manlln,OOOO. opposed by
sufficient force under Overshine and
Hall: hts demonstrations thus far prop
eriy met by these officers with slight
losses. Many requests received from
outlying cities for protection against
tnsurgent troops. OTIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

NEW YORK, May G-Turther con.
fersnces are being held In this city at
present for tho purpose of completing
details OF the consolidation Of bicycle
HIakcrft which has been agreed upon,
All options have been obtained and IL is
said that tho formal announcement OF
the organization. will he made within the
IieSt week. Appraisers are now going
oVvr the plants OF the various consti-
Mcnt co1npanes. The question OF tho
capitalization has not. been fully deter
mined upon, but It Is believed that
'pankers VIII agree on the definite ig.
urns this n.nnk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
Mother and Son Drowned.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The body OF q
woman about forty-avo years of age,
"as found in the East river. off Bar
netts l0int, to-day. and tAree-quarters
Q! mile away the police found the
body OF Gvv-ycar-old boy neatly
dre'sei. II is believed the bodies ara
l'lose OF Annie Sckarisen. Swedish
woman o! Brooklyn, and her son. The
police think she committed suicide and
crowned her sun. The woman had lived
with man named Treu, b,r Was not
inarT1ed TO him. There was a cut on
the left wrist, which the police believe
to have been caused by GONE Sharp In
str,,merff %. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

sp"ctnl Dispatch to tho Iate,iIgerccp.
CHARLESTON, w. W., May 4.-In
tho supreme court to-day a petition for
n ro-hcaring was flied IN the case OF
Job f. Thaser. against tho Chesapeake
s. Ohio Railway Company. from Kama
wta county. In the case Of a. ?. Rcccc,
against tho board OF education OF tho
independent school distric; OF Boiling
ton. from Barbour county, appeal wps
rgfuerd. Adjourned until Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
"a Great Record.

CHICAGO. May mir. Tl,eoaorp
WleaS who conducts " press clipping
bureau, received an oracr from tho An
ti-Impuiallst League, Of Boston to es-
anime the letters from soldNrp In the
Philippines. published In papers
throughout this country. for tho purpose
Of sewing what complaints tho volun-
tcrrs made. Up to to-day Mr. Wietm
has clipped 5000 letters from volunteers
In the Philippines, and IN only thrca IN
stances wus fault found with anything
or anybody and wteh cIprssscd by
the writer 10 rNturn home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
a ACHIEVEMENT ,DEFAULTER
Enrolled in tho Army Undcr AS
tfsa sumcd Name Arrested.

tftt sumed Namo Arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 4.-Tho Bull
letln prints sensational story tonight
to the effect that ofia ~. Hellbora, ex-
collector OF internal revenue In this
city wae arrested this afternoon by
unitrd States Marshal Shine at the
Preeidio, where he was enlisted under
tho name of o. II. Bedhell. wellborn
egnbezzled Thousands OF dollars from
the government and made his escape
ubout q year ago. 5
Tho story Of hts crime came out after
the suicide OF Isaac Norton. cashier OF
tho Internal revenue ofilce. Norton was
$4,000 short In his accounts and in the
Investigation by the treasury deport-
ment It was found that Wellborn had
passed false vouchers on the govern
ment for fictitious employees salaries.
He wns under $4,000 bonds to appear
for trial. but jumped bis bonds. IT was
thought ne went 10 Mexico. s.
The prisoner denies his Identity and
IS being held at the marshals office
pending Investigation. i.ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
Vice PrcAidcift-s Move.

NEW YORK. May 4.--Nico fnwtdsnt
Garrett 4. Hobart hos ts<Ned ".aSrman-
hrst." Mt-. EornT1 l., Munroe', resi-
dencs at Norwood Park. Long Branch.
for tho season. The v'ea president will
take immediate possession, and viii, as
Among hls %issts viii be President and
Mrs, Mckinley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

3 WASHINGTON. Mny 1.-THE war do
pastment Is satisfied from the dis
patches received from General Otis to-
4 DAY thu, the American commander has
put aside the insurgent telnportzlna
over peace, and has turned hts attention
10 most aSyressire tactics. The wig
aom OF this course was fully approved
BY officials here who have foreseer, that
The rebels needed further chas;isement
IN order to bring them to q realizing
sense Of their position.
The enrly dispatches from General
ot!s clearly defined the general plan of
MS latest movement. Ho Is moving I'm
'"o main columns. Major General Mac
Arthur pushing straight forward over n
nine mile stretch of country between
taiampst and tho latest rebel strong
mold San Fernando, and Major General
Lawton directing n strong force under
Colonel Summers to prevent the insur
bents from retreating from San Fcrnan-
10 INTO the mountains to the north. The
'a'er dispatches showed there had been
mol work In the execution OF this move
'hcn,' particularly in General MacAr-
thlfs advance on San Fernando. Tho
ceteat OF Luna at San Tomas and the
scattering OF the insurgent forces leaves
MacArthur four miles from San Fer
''ahto with clear road before him. He
VIII take the city tomorrow morning,
according to General Otis plans.
Inc taking Of towns Is no longer look-
'H upon by the authorities here as of
e"1el moment. the main consideration
oeHig 10 Intercept the Insurgents. Cen
Z. ."' i'a"'on's movement northward to-
aoy 10 Maasln, Is designed to keep a
"oay ot American troops to tho north
VI the rebels and between them ana
'Nelr line OF retreat to the tnu,rto,u.
s4Ccess'ul execution Of this move Will
'sd'e the insurgents well night sur
'ooNded on the north. though there IS
stretch Of about seven 'milps FROM
.''sasIn to the Rio Grande river along
"n'cA the rebels nre retruating. II the
't'e'S 90 succeed In getting Into the
."'uhta'Hs. war department officials be-
'e'e they cannot continue organized
''E's'ance. as the mountain locations
t"'Fd much less opportunities for sus-
""ahce than the rice lands along tho
.O''H'lIs and bottoms. The authorities
"s'- arc well satisfied with tho manner
:" which our forces are placcd,
Encouraging Bulletins.
q cAoIegram has b.en received from
'sHsral Otis which says:
MANILA. May 4.
"''U'aN' Genera'. Washington.
y 'o'ohcl Summers with SIX battulluns
,D'Foh'Dakota, Third infantry and four
r''rs Utah light artillery, Of Lawton's
.''S4on' proceeded north this morning
'"aS'nn; crossed river, charged
''fhy In strong entertainments. dr!v-
'' A'ir noHhward md innic,inK con-
''1er'ble loss. His casualties two
%pgHied.
"''n wheaton una Hnl", OF MacAr-
N'r division. found enemy In forco
,'oHG'y entrenched ard commanded by
s'"'fnhndet-!n-cihcf Luna, about four
"",es south OF San Fernando. Halo on
nSH'. dIslodr7sh enemy; and Wheaton
'' !ef' lending in person, made brilliant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

ALBANY. N. Y, May 4.-Govemor
Roosevelt to-day received dispatch
from tho state board Of arbitration and
mediation. now at Buffalo, stating that
they were hard at work endeavorins
to secure an nnlcabls adjustment of
tho differences existing between the
contractors and the grain shovelers.
The governor is OF the opinion that tho
board VIII bo abla to settle tho dim-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

Special Dispatch TO tho Intelltgencer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. May IA
charter WAS issued to the Bxchanee Tel
ephone Companv. OF Littleton, Wstzel
county. with q subscribed cahtal OF
$500. and an authorized capital OF 81, 900.
Tho Incorporators nre b. J. Farrell and
others. of Gttleton.
A charter was also Issued to the Fair
mont Investment Company. with a
capital storh OF 1880. The fncorptrn-
tore are Walter Miller, and numbor OF
othars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
SAN TOMAS CARRIED
BY Mac.Arthur's Forces After n Stub
born Resistance by tho Fiiiptnos-
Fighter Funston Again In It,.

l q
Fighter Funston Again In It..
MANILA, Mag 4, $3.50 p. m-Tator
General Macarthur has carried San
Tomas. after encournerins q strong re-
slstance
Brigad1er General Hafe moved on the
enemy's right ana Brigadier General
Wheaton attacked the left in daring
charge. IN which Colonel Funston DIS
tinguished himself again. The Kansan
was wounded IN the hand, and serrral
other officers and enlisted men " ere al
go wounded.
Colonel Summers with o part Of fine
Oregon and Minnesota regiments ana a
gun OF tho Utah battery, took Mouafln
on the right. resting four mhss from
San Ber1>AdiDo.
The Ffilplnu0 are retreattns towaM
| Sun Isldro and II ls expected that they
| will make stand at Arayat. at which
place tho whole OF the rebel forces In
the province OF Panpansa are coacon-
| tratsns.
1t seems as though General Antonio
Lhna's forces are destined to destruo-
ton within few days uuless thry sur
ret,der or scatter.
The American army has been ekhl-
fully posted at POINTS OF Iynmonse
strategic advantage. The Insurgents
| expected them to advance OH Balinag
bS way OF Quingua, and had furrowed
the entire country beyond QuinGua,
! with the strongest sort Of e,ltrench-
| mentS.
Instead OF taking this course General
Macarthur swung towards Son Tomas,
the route TO which was almost unpro-
tected. General Lawton bro,rght hts
htSade In against Baisum, trom the
southeast, covering thu limo of retreat OF
the rebQls towards tho mountains and
depriv!nB them OF u refuge Upon which
they had always counted General
| l-owton captured Ave thousand bushels
OF rice and important stores estab-
llshed by the rebels
The Spanish commissioners havo
made another futile nttculp, FOR the
relief OF Spaniards held as prisoners by
the Filiplnos Their Vessels steamed 10
the port nearest Dagupan. Fearing to
land they sent n letter to Aguiualdo
saying they were authorized to cx-
change fifteen thousand FlllpiRos now
In the hands OF the Americans for the
spanish prisoners. A reply was recetv-
ed from Senoc Mabini, AeuIualdo'a
prime minister. which was dated April
sS. and which stated that Aguinaldo
was negotiating for peace, pending
which negotiations he could not discuss
the question OF exchange OF prisoners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
OsC4aRS CLOSE CALL
In his Fight With Hogan : Get,
Decision, However.

Decision, However.
LOW5VfLLE KY. Mny .i.-Osrar
Gardner, the Omaha Kid" OF Wheel
ing, W. Vn.. tonight received tho de-
cls,on over Tommy Hogan. the crack
New YORK fenthor-wolGht, In twenty
round bout. given under tho auspices
OF the Nonparell Athletic Club. "
Tho fighting was terrific from start to
finish. Gardn%r paid atte1tioh chiefly
10 Hogan's stomach, while Hogan Oypen-
Ell up on old wound ovvr Gardner'a right
eye. and tho KID went to his corner
time and again with bioad pouring from
his damaged optts. In tho eighteenth
round Hogan drovo ms right 10 Gard
nerF chin h;rd the bell saved Gardner
from a Knockout.
The decision wns not well received. tho
general opinion b0inG that tho contest
should have been declared n draw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

NEW YORK, May 4.-President
James st!llmaD, Of tho National City
bank. said to-day that more than twice
the $4,000. coo capitol stock as the Anal
eavliated Copper Cuinp0np had been
subscribed when the books closed at
sfoon. It Is said that oearly 10000, 900
la3 come from Boston alone,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
A CLOSED CHAPTER
In Wo1nun's life Canscs her to
Murder her Mother,


Murder her Mother.
CHICAGO. Nay Mrs. augusta
Styles after wul,.ng two hours in a dark
recess OF hallway at The entrance to
Waifet's han, burlington street and
North avenue this afternoon, shot and
Riled her mother. Mrs. Catherine
Sclnltse. Airs. sr!nIltze was to attend
a .neeting Of the Martin Washington
FTnu-Vereln, which was held In tte
hn!l and ths daughter lay IN wait for
her until she came. Fivs shots uess
Tired three taking effect.
Mrs. styles, who IS thtrty-1vs years
oi1. said she was driven to the act by
her mothers revealing O closed chapter
OF her early lie to Mrs Styles daush-
ter. aged sixteen years. The child's
parents were not regularly married and
MIS- Schultze Is said 20 hove disclosed
this fact TO her Srandchild.
The mhts!cide has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
THE OIL FIRE,
In Honongalin County Pas. All Dam
ger rofSprcadlng.

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. May "A
foFro Of m"n Is Still working TO keep
in check the firs at the Standard OIL
Company's plan,. caused yesterday by
lightning. But one tank will be lost,
aa oil danger of spreading is now past.
II. l.. ScrufToro, manager OF Tho Pipe
line and other employee, OF the com
pany arrived on special train ut 10
O'Clock last night, and ordered the tank
Shot with cannon Loss about $4,000.
William ST. Clair was badly hurt by
premature explosion OF the cannon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
LAKE COMMERCE
is THREATENED
By the Strike OF the Grain Shovel.
ers and Freight Handlers
at Buffalo.
LAKE CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
Will Aid Contractors Giving
Them Considerable Strength.
Arbitration Fruitlcss.

borfALOp May e.-At noon t0-Mor-
row. unless the grain shovaers win
r1eir fight against the contractors be-
fore then, an union men employed along
tho docks In this city win quit work.
That will include the coal hcnvers, tally
men. stationary engineers, iiremen and
all other men employed In the elevators,
freight houses and other establishments
on the docks. About $500 men Will bo
affected by this move, In addition to the
1850 grain shovelers already on strike
Henry c. Barter, OF Detroit. secretary
OF the executive board OF tho Interna-
tionnl Longshoremen's Association, who
ia In the city. has called meeting OF
tile board for Saturday and an endea-
vor will be mudo by them to bring about
a settlement OF the present trouble
Should the effort prove fruitless 1t Is
possible that all the longshoremen ON
ployed on the docks In the great lake
cities may be called upon to quit work.
Individually Mr.. Barter. Is opposed to
the strike OF tha grain shovelers and
uphoids tho contractors, but he cannot
speak for the board. Until action Is
taken by tho executive board there will
be no move at outside ports to add the
strikers.
To-day the situation was further
complicated by the refusal Of some 700
freight handlers to go to work under
Contractor Connors. The men say that
they are not striking out OF sympathy
for the grain shovelers but In order to
get rid of the mIddlemcn or contractors
and secure m advance OF wages from
25fto IS cents an hour. SO far but two
or three freight boats have arrived here.
but string OF them Is looked for be-
ginning Tomorrow.
An important event Tonight was the
unseating by the United Trades ana
Labor Council Of the delegates from ol6
scoopers union No. 81. 1t was expected
that the delegates from the new union
formed hT tho strtkers. would be seat
ed but this YVES deferred. The action Of
the council virtually makes all the men
no" "o'A'''S iof the contractors non
uAIo'' men,
ht WORK OF oihoac'n3 the Dig ileet
u 81 Biarii nm l carriers no" IN port If"eeaeu
sio"i" To-Day ana -to-msht, there arc
'el"ee' 'nir'y ana iortJ oo''s III tli'
hatt,cp waiting to be unlonded.
Who nctton OF the Laks Carriers AS
soVia''oa III iiotity,ng contractor Con-
nef that tney would support nm In hs
nsht' mas given codisioerhoh ftFehseh
10 me c0T'racHrs. IL IL safd to-nieht
that lhe afsochltfoh h:s uecioen ior 'hs
pfeseni 10 reinVa the contractors tro1h
paying oemurrage Tor delays TO boata
dennsdho continuation OF mo strihe.
30 lar the efforts OF tha stat" ooira OK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

NEW YORK, May s.-The final or
ganization OF the rubber goods manu-
featuring company has been complet-
ed. 1t Is said the authorized capital of
the company will be So, ,dOO, 900 OF I per
cent cumulative preferred stock and
sa5, ,CV00 0D OF common stock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

INDIANaPULIA Ind, May 4.-Judgs
McMaster to-day ordered the receiver
OF the Order OF the Iron Hall 20 pay the
iinal dividend. oue-hf,h OF l per cent.
The distrbutson of this dividend will
close the recetvership, which has sx-
listed heven years and which involved
the collection and distribution of $1,000
600. OF this $500 members throughout
ths country. 5000 proved their claims.
The total dividend has been S5 Is per
p.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

pprcta' Dispatch 10 tho Intolligcncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. May a-The
board OF directors OF the Home OF In
curables, at Huntington, In session In
this city tonight. reported the plans Of
Architect Harrison Mbright.of this city
OF u series OF ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
Asserts Ills Pa,hc,>s I,,,,os,,cc,

WASHINGTON. May I.-Johu Ho~n,
nScd nineteen. non OF Sam rroso, who
was burned NJ the stake, mt Newman,
Ga. ten days ago, was to day furnishcd
transportation TO philadelphia. bv tho
Jistrtct officials. lie Gays HIS mother
has gone there. and INSERTS his fathers
Innocence OF either nnirler or rape. ;.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

HUNG KONG. May D.--Spam Is co.,
Rctlnp evidence here with view OF
claiming Il csssion OF iand m China rs
indemnity from thS Chinese govern
ment tor permitting thu gtcnnrr hGhcy
to ieure Canton las1 autumn with auths
for f1lu P1lhlDns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

ATHENS. May 4.-Severs seismic dis
turbanee visited the southern and east
era districts of the Prloponncsus last
night. Tho ionn of LlgudItza wns per-
iously danlnSr1, many houses being
thrown down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

NEW YORK. May A-The Standard
OIL trtsteos to-day declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF sS per share, and
nm extra dividend OF 50 per share, pnya-
bio juno Is, 1894
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

ROTTERDAM = Arrived: Naasdam,
New York.
LIVERPOOL - Arrived: Rhynland,
Rhilndelphia.
BREMEN-Ka;ser Friedrich from
New York.
EAYAES-Allcr irom New York for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

eha. Tho cool handlers who have been
serving the lake carriers vessels have
dtfeady quit work, the engineers will
eo our Tomorrow and the contractors
VIII 90 no moro work on the docks In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05

For Nust Virginia, Western Psnrsyl-
ypnin nInl Ohio: fGir FriIny, md pnob.
ably Saturday: variable winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as ohrerysd
ny c. Schnept. druggist, corher Market
and Fourteenth strcets, was as follows.
"a. m............ ta sp. .nr..,,.......... 50
n. m...........,. " | p.'ni,...,.s..,,, 10
Il m........ .,..... u Mcai&ssr r,.4ls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21
LARCHMONT'S REGULAR FLOOD.
4 Recnlcttrant Farmer Persists in
Closing Up Their Ditch.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligeucer,
TACOMA. Jan. 0.--The town Of Iarch-
mont. or the Puyallup electric line. is hav-
ing its semi-annual food. iarchmont is
located in valley. Several years ago a
ditch was dug to connect the valley with
"A creek. whence the surplus water is ear
ried TO the Sound This ditch runs through
the land II Herman Hegis whose meadows
and cultivated lands have been periodically
inundated by the OVERLOOKING ditch. HegIe
has filled the ditch UP five successive
times and as many times the residents ~
Larch mont sometimes In the day time
and sometimes AZ night, when Hegle
could not chase them away with
his gun, have dag Il oGt Once
Hegle filled the ditch ard coveref K UP
high. Then he put ~ signs stating THAI
the ground was full nf tOrpedoss. which
would blow up the nexf crowd that tam
pered with u. Now he admits that NJ had
no t0rF@does IL IL and was simply running
hluff. TIE recent rains have caused
Larchmont 10 be flooded again and In con-
sequence the ditch has been reogened He
gie's land * again overfIowed He appear
Ell today before the county corunli ss3onerx
and 3enuarded that thSf body Eo ONT and
view the Damage his had has sustained
After four years ~ trouble over he faat.
ter me commissioners have consented 10
see what can be done ~ remedy the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

30 dsoysnx sae fzss fsa. WasAEaSson ntecs
desirable sesssera ari that tzss Las
sreSe- way - encourage ard fsSslssass sns-
rsgrai-o< ! hrtse TITS hssi VII n1f Dc
k4Ls4 without q fair hsarlg-
Gleason. VITO il Sosrssrfn5yke's seat nsele
nsasss a plea Ear me ax5- saying saAS AZ
though There nssga1s te sure inpefs sss on. 2.
n Ire measure yet Il sRsogs9 De aIcSec 70
60 % third rezs1lnx, ws1n Z could be ecEa-
ss3sysd IN al KS gheses.
TIE hoszss taagx a different view - X.
h1wsver. THE pg1bsasv being due 20 IN.
fact that 1gsaar TIE lay tas secretary OF
STATE row poygu.ss- has .f1e spp5sntsnezst
~ lie commissioner .. snarntgrar.oa-
Under Suspension u shs rules, tae Aossse
gaAse3 II K Ia. By Mcdonald. Dem. q
Asrg, csergfng fhe Sswe 2, ne Town q
tEzf ire Ecsst6rEe e s4spartre nt had refused
10 give the name Gilman 70 the p<,sSoIlce
at ,z.s mining .own. for toe reason that
there was already 4 p3ssorslce named Gla-
man IL the state. Consequently tie cs-
parsnnsat conferred the name OF Lsalnah
upon the Issst4sr1ce. and Il4s il alsc tas
ng-us Of tAs railroad station. The btu waz
passed ard ORDERED transmitted Immediate
Ii 10 the ssGAss-