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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-04-26
A National Antitrust League.

ST. Louis, Mo. (speclaD.-T Nationa!
Antitrust League has been formed here.
It pror oses to fight tho combines by boy
cotting all the goods which they place on
the market, and by ind ucing the consum.
srs to use only the goods manufactured by
independent factories. The plum is to OLE
low u discount to every member who trades
In goods not manufactured by the trusts.
Coupons will be issued to merchants deal
ing In those goods. The customer Will re!
ceive coupon with each non-trust article
bought and the coupons will be redeemee
at headquarters.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-04-26
The Detroit Ordered to Costa Rico.

Tho cruiser Detroit has been ordered
post haste to Costa Rico. American bust
ness interests and residents there are in
trouble "a IL result OF the insurrectionary
movement 1t is understood that tho rebels
are levying forced loans on the Americans,
besides collecting e1orbitant and double
duties on imports, and the State Depart
Ineut has been appealed to.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE WAR
Comp,lation OF a Novel Work Undertaken
by thu War Department.

The War Department, Washington, has
undertaken the ompilatlon OF novel
volume, a Photographic history OF the war
with Spaln. 1t has addressed circular
letter 20 all the officers in the service, ask
inc them to contribute such prints. films
or negatives as they may have in their
possession, promising to return the articles :,
in good condition. 1t further asks all ON
GERS to report the names OF sucn persons Is
n their knowledge carried cameras in the
regions OF active operations, so that their
aid NAV be sought in compiling the
volume. The desire ofthe Department, rs
announced in the circular, is "to produce
in a single volume every obtainable picture
and photograph bearing on this subject.
Due credit will be given In the volume to
all contributors.
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no higher than their head is because they
have some unconfessed sin in their lives.
You NAV pray and weep and pray and weep.
but it will do no good. First confess to the
one you have wronged, then go to God and
soc how quickly He will hear YOU'D. l.
Moody.
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Alleged Swindlers Released.

John L. White and Charles Eastwood,
who were under arrest at Buffalo, N. y, for
IN alleged fraud upon the Globe Savings
and Loan Association, were released by Po'
lice Justice King, after Attorney George
Raines, OF Rochester, had paid O.5OO In
cash to tho reprcs csentativea Of the associa'
ton. The criminal prosecution wiz bs
dronDnl
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BURNED A LOBSTER FACTORY.
>wfoundland Mans Confession Ma.
Cause Trouble With France.

Cause Trouble WITH Franco. .
ST.. JoHN's. N. F. (SpeciaD.-Graham
Tyler, sottler Of Bonne Bay, on the west
coust Of Newfoundland, has confessed that
he set fire to the French lobster factory on
st. Johns Island, intending to provoke o
crisis In the treaty shore question. Hehas
been arrested on a charge OF arson.
When under examination before Magis-
trate Avery OF Boane Bay, Tyler declared
that 1t was time tho Frenchmen were
cleared off the coast. He glorled In his
deed, and boosted that no Newfoundland
Jury would ever convict him. The affair
sas created great sensation here, as SER
tous trouble Is expected with France as
result OF the act OF incendiartsE.
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Colonel nenry's Secretary IL Suicide,

Colonel Henry's Secretary II Suicide.
M. Lorillier, who was private secretary to
he late Lieutenant Colonel Henry, who
committed suicide at Mont Valcrien For.
tress, Paris, France, lust August, after con-
Tossing to having forged letter largely
instrumental in delaying Dreytus revision,
has killed himself
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$4,000, 900 Real Estate Sale in Mexico.
The famous Provldencia Hacienda, Sit
uated in the State OF Jalisco, Moxlco, has
lust been sold to an American syndicate for
IS 900 ,00O st. Louis. Chicago and New
York capitalists comprise the company.
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Unmarried Natives In Madagascar Taxed.
Since January tax Of $5 has beon levied
upon unmarried natives OF Madagascar.
Women OF twenty-one years OF age who ara
not mothers OF children are taxed S3.
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Omdur,nnn to Become Waste.

All the Anglo Egyptian troops have been
removed from Omdurman in the Soudan.
owing to the persistence Of the disease OF
celebro spinal meningitis, due to the for
mer insanitary condition OF the town. 1t 1s
Intended to allow Omdurman to becomu
waste
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Acting Com,nissary General.

General Weston has assumed command
of the Commissary Department, Washing.
ton, as Acting C2tnmissary General.
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CHIMNEY OF ANNOUNCEMENT.

las tue election OF Pope draws near
crowds gather without the Vatican and
watch IL tall chimney on its southwestern
trout EThe issue OF a cloud OF smoke sig
mails the election OF Supreme Pontln
The chimney is never used at any othei
time.
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THE NITRO BOAT
Was Caught at.Brilliant and is no
Longer a Menace to
NAVIGATION ON OHIO RIVER.
Until 1t was Learned that tho Dan.
gcrous Little Dcrelicthad Been Dis
posed ofThcre was Intense Anxiety
all Along the Upper Ohio River.
Navigation out of the Port OF Wheel
ing will Resume This Morning.

The settling ahoat OF n sklff loaded
with nitro-glycerine, as exclusively
chronicled in detail in yesterdays Intel
ligencer, created the most intense ex-
element in the upper Ohio valley yes
terday. and this anxiety did not abate
until the welcome news that the dan
gerous little derelict had been disposed
OF was received.
This was received Monday morning in
the shape OF telegram TO Captain
Crocka-d. OF the wharfboat. from H. ".
Speer, OF the Acme Torpedo Company,
stating that'the sklr had been caught
at Brilliant. opposite Wellsburg. The
telegram did not enter into particulars,
but 1t is supposed the skiff was caugh:
sundaY>ufteruoon; certainly. 1t would
not have required over twenty-four for
It 70 float the four miles from Mingo to
Brilliant.
The news WIS communicated TO
steamboatmen along the upper Ohio,
and as mag be Imagined load OF an
xiety was lifted from every steamboat
mans mind, from captain to deckhand.
The bare idea OF running amuck OF
eighty quartsfo of nitro-glycerine was
enough totsend cold chills down ones
back. Had the skiff's cargo been dyna-
mite 1t would have frozen, in which con-
dition it will not explode. hut cold wea-
Their has no effect on nitro-slycerine; i:
is as dangerous an article al the North
Pole as It is at the. Equator.
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 6.-The wreck
ed barge OF rails at Merrman, which
heretofore has been serious menace
TO navigation. is not botherlng the riv-
erinen must at present. Steamboats,
are running over the wreck. there be-
Ing sufficient water TO do 1t. but pilots
are very cautious in handling tows past
that place. The high water has pre-
vented the Langton Electric Company
from raising the rails. The river has
fallen TO H. feet at the Davis Island
dam. the Ohio yesterday having rse CHI
ed l2.o feet. II the river continues to
fall, the wreck at Merriman Will cause
the rivermen much trouble Another
effort will be made TO raise the rails
1ustas soon as the river falls sufficiently
10 begin the work.
The following boats departed this
morning: Clifton, , coal boats: VIM. G
Horner. . boats; Harry P. Jones,
barSes; Tornado. boats, . bargcs; John
loren, y barSes: Catherine Davis, .
boats. barge; 3. D. Wood, 6 boats.
barge: Joseph Walton, u barses. Th,
John Moren yesterday took down !,
barges OF rails, the balance of the tow
being sent by the Gray Iron line. and
me James Moren took boats and 10
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It is emineatly capable of doing It jus
;icc. The music has been taken from
the so-called popular" songs OF the
day That is. the best part OF it-and
woven into a musical farce in skillfuI
sort OF way.
Mathews and Bulger, the stars, have
been seen and heard here before In n
variety OF roles, but their work always
improves with time and their person
atty grows more attractive on closer
acquaintance. The production is staged
IN superior manner, some of the
scenes being especially pretty, and
the costumes and other accessories are
thoroughly in keeping. The cast Is sat
is!actory. Rose Melville did an excep-
uonally clever bit OF character acting
as hired GIRL giving the part an or
isina!!ty that was refreshing as 1t was
clever and ingenious. Her part IN the
production was one Of the bright spots,
The most enjoyable speciality, perhaps.
was that furnished by Miss Dc Witt,
who gave Il pretty vocal number and
then bronsh; dwon the house by her
linen brought down the house by her
called several Zines aud WAS generous
with her encores. Another speciality,
that attracted more than the ordinary
amount OF attention was the rag-;ime
piano playing by Ned Wayburn, whose
turn prolonged the time OF the produc-
ton almost TO the ;iresomc point on ac-
count OF the four cncorcs which the
audience demanded. Some of the Choir
uses were especially good. while several
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Navigation Resumes,

Navigation resumed yesterday, the
Ben Hur passing down for Parkersburg
at 9 p. m, with good trip in both
freight and passengers.
This morning the Keystone State
passes down for Cincinnati at S O'clock,
taking freight and passengers for all
southern and western PORTS.
The Queen City will be up early this
morning for Pittsburgh. ard on Thurs
day q, a. m. she will be here for Gin
cinnati
The Leroy and T. " Bayne. local
packets. 1t Is announced. will resume
this afternoon. The Ruth, too, is ey-
pec;ed 10 come out
On Wednesday morning the Kanawha
will be here FOR Charleston.
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solos. duets and trios came in for q ~.
erous snare Of applause.
THE LATE MR., EARLY"


The greatest array OF talen, eys.
gathered together in farce COMEDY
production, elaborate scenic inves;i,u:..
gorgeous costumlns and all the la,e::
popular music of the day. which la,
oeen clevcrly arranged by Max HoE.
man, combined with the further !a,.
that the press OF cities in which I'll,
Late Mr.. Early" the new farce cor,edy
ny lanes NJ. Martin, has been seer.
nave unanimously endorsed /; as one 9.
the best vehicles for the display Of coE-
EDS, talent seen for long time, are
salient features which have made this
production the most pronounced fare
eomedS- successes OF the presen; seasol.
Manager Re!s.er has. arranged for th.
appearance of this organization at Ii.
opera House next Wednesday. and q,
me company is/;J be seen In but veT
lew one-niSht&s Stands this season, L:
time having been almost entirely bookfi
IN .he larger cities OF the country. it Is
evident that local theatre-GOers have
great treat in store. Mr. Martin, ths
author OF the piece. also wrote I'll.
harves; Noon" the great play VII;
which Nine. 1anuschcck was for so lOlc
identified. He is also the au,ha! Q.
many other famous successes,
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FLINT, HYPNoTIST.

Last night. al the Grand Opera housa,
Flint, the greatest of hypnotists, opens!
a half weeks engagement. The frs
nights audience was very large and Ii.
entertainment was the best OF its klaI
ever given here. The hypnotis; was .o..
tunate in securing very fine co:erieG
subjects. and the result was tina; ID.
audience was KEEP, busy laughing at Il.
absurd antics through which the you.i
men went at the behcst OF the mas;s:
mind which controlled them. One F0u1;
man gave several of the popular soEs'
OF the day In style that would has.
done credit 10 De Wolf Hopper; ano;h.
played-an imaginary banjo In aceJE'
panimSm TO his own and the audience,
enJoy&Fe.t. Still another went through
s!ei sfs- of-haad performance that VA
amazing indeed. An angular specimS;
imagined he was the most graceful q.
SKIRT dancers and .conyulsed the s?et.a'
tors. The engagement continues ..
night and closes tomorrow. II has teta
decided TO have matinee on Wedas:.
day afternoon.
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THE MONEY COMING.

II ia Said tho pottcrv Dc,J VIII No
r,.,Y, -,
'Su op "i..'ii &c" Dn' s- re
talls OF the Company's Plans Tor
Controlling tho Industry.
Ills said that Within n vpet ,hc mo.
-, ~
ivy AZ '"e ~. " VIC pian's az
CURED by the American PotterieS Com
pany will be paid over to the compan-
leo that uara ho,obt IN which ,ro,,,a.
~ NV, -
VIC "heeiihs rot'etS Sotipan!' vi 'hls
city, It Is said the option on the Ohio
Valley China Company's plant will be
c,osad ar .ho, ,;r,,
~, :. ,''A' '''''e'
Inc prospectus OF the american Pot-
teries company says the United States
has to-day h,r FL. m,nufoc,ura ~ NOT
~, .,..,.,. .LIs.
s ., maa'es,a iliae.!hsi! anu iaoo.
81, 'as s,s y! uo osneI natioh. oyer
w s nat, y. oui pleseh. onsu.liptloh
~ ,,,I po''s ny ware 10 Vi loleish l,anutac-
~. 80 ihee rs nv oointierctat reason
Mny p'ac.iealls a!i OIL tnese wares
T .tou'u hot pe maui III this couiut.
ne eApoItatton on the potter pFouue.'
, Mmieii mas ON! JUST Soti'iiehceu, eSpec-
,any III sanitary soous' VIII consume
'asr Isl, quantity OF ware:
me capitailZihs OF ms company
VIII De sfo'VoVooo, 10 De divided eqnaly
INTO common ana seven per cent. cum
ulaIiVe preferred STOCK preferential as
10 capitai as wen as 10 diSidend), OF
wnich s4'ooV.VVo OIL preferred ana S30o0.-
WV OF common STOCK is 10 remain IN the
treasury lor future uses OF the COM
paAy' together with not less than Sl.5oO,
wy IN casa 10 be used as working capi-
tai: Inc pants included IN the con-
sohdation represent nearly all OF the
important concerns IN the United
states. Inc aggregate output OF the
pants which nave ocen examined and
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Glorious News.

Comes from Dr.. D. 3. CarTilc, D.
Washlta, l. 4. He writes: -Four eo!'
ties OF Electric BItters has cured w;
Brewer OF scrofula,. which had Gauss
her great suffering Tor years, TcrrA,,
sores would break on; On her head aE'
face, and the hest doctors could give %
help: hu. her cure is complete and hs.
health Is excellent" This shows Whi.
thousands have proved-that ElecuH
B!tters is the best blood purifier know
It's the supreme remedy FOR. eczema, Nr
ter, salt rhcum. ulcers. bo'ls and raa,
ming sores. II stimulates liver. kldat!s
and bowels. expels polsons. helps disssstt
ton. builds un the strength. ONT
cents. Sold by Logan Drug Co. drug
gist. Guaranteed. a.
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Lucania Rides the Storm.

NEW YORK. Feb. G.-The Cunard
line steamer Lucania arrived this morn
Ing form Liverpool and Queenstown,
after a most tempestuous passage last
Ing seven days and nineteen hours.
From the time the Lucania left the
Irish coast until she arrived on the
American coast she cxpernccd sue
cession CT terrific west gales and high
seas. On February the wind blew
with hurricane force. accompanied by
heavy snow squalls and mountainous
seas. in which the big liner was COM
PEELED TO lay TO for sixteen and half
hours. when the storm settled into
strong gale with fierce squalls and high
seas. gradually moderating on nearing
Nantucket. The Lucania rode the
storm in splendid shape and received
no damage.
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move certain poles from the National
road east o. Seibert's, In Triadelphia
district. before April !.
The board authorized the taking out
OF $4,000 casualty assurances on the
boilers In the court house and infirn-
airy. This insurance will carry with 1t
quarterly inspection OF the boilers.
Is The board directed that $500 be paid
to Its transportation agent, II. p. Nc
Gregor.
The board authorized the clerk to Of
fer reward Of 5000 for the arrest and
conviction OF the person or persons
guilty OF recent acts OF vandalism in
Liberty district. Recently, saw mill
outfit belonging to Taggart Brothers
was cut to pieces with axes. and hay
stacks and Farm outbuildings burned.
II the angry farmers OF Liberty dis
trlct catch the vandals they Will likely
experience Justice Of the kind that Is
short and sudden.
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woMAN's CLUB CONCERT
Will be Given Tomorrow Night Tho
Attractive Programmes.

The concert to be given Tomorrow
evening in the A. Q. U. ". Temple. by
the Woman's Club. is anticipated with
the keenest interest The programme in
It's entirety is made up OF ballads. OF
especial interest will be the singing OF
Robin Adair" and kathleen Mavou--
neen." by Mrs. Flora Williams. The con-
cert Is thrown open to the public and a
large number of the friends OF the
popular musical organizations will take
advantage of this chance TO hear much
OF the musical talent OF the city. The
entertainment begins at $50 o'clock.
The programme in full reads:
"Old Folks at Home. ...................Ro Root
Choral Club.
Invitation de Nalse-tpianos)... .....Weber
Miss Ella Brlce and Miss Nettie Loenhart.
Miss Annie Shaw and Miss Abby Radcliffe.
Mrs. J. B. Garden. Mrs. r. NJ. Archer and
the Misses Egerter. Sheppard: John
son. Maurer. ouinby. Boyd, Pc
,rie. Vardy. Spell, Hipkins.
Bonnie Observation-Disclosures
Hopkins.
Last Hope"-fpiano)-..... Gottschalk
Miss Amanda Spell and Miss Maud Noble.
"Anr!e Laurie"-(vo!ces).. -. Dudley Buck
The Misses Eleanor Nardy. Estella Chap
man, carrie BranulaSS, Alice ESerter,
Mary Fardy, Jennie QGiiaby and
Amanda Spell and Mrs. r. NJ.
Archer.
"Oft In the Silly Night and THE May
Moon"-lpianol ...............R ockstrow
Mrs. II. W. Ewalt.
fa) Robin Adair ..............,.....ki ugley
% Kathleen Mavourneen''.. Couch
Mrs. Flora Williams
Home Sweet Home. Root
Choral Club.
The Anna Allison Jones recital last
night IN the music rnnms Of NiillIran
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Senator SCOTS Engagements.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. Senator
elect n. B. Scott has accepted an invi-
tation 10 address the board OF trade
Of the glass and crockery manufactur-
ers OF the United States. at meeting
TO be held Wednesday evening at the
Waldorf-Astor hotel. in New York. He
leaves for that city Tomorrow Mr..
Scott will also attend Il banquet to be
given by the cigar manufacturers at
Delmon!co's, in New York. the evening
OF the 2lst inst. He will respond 10 the
toast. THE Internal Revenue" Feb
ruasy % Mr.. Scott will be present as q
guest al dinner TO be given the peace
commissioners by the Ohio Society. in
New York, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
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rial Dispatch TO the In:elliEencer.

Special Dispatch 10 the !n:clliEencer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. = Collector
White. OF Parkersburg: Editor l.. c.
Powell, OF the West Virginian, Fair
mont: Attorney E. NJ. Showalter, of
Fairtront; c. ". Swfsher. serGeant-at-
arms OF the state senate; D. NJ. Baird
Of the Riverside glass factory. Wells
burg. and Attorney c. F. Teter. of Phil
ippl. are among the prominent West
Virginia citizens III Washington to-day.
Mr.. Teter left for home tonight. Mr..
Swisher went from here to Charleston
and Mr.. Baird TO New York.
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Under the Dome" the mos; rretea'
t!ous Of the Carter plays. viii be the o.,
;ractIon at the Grand the last hall ..
the week, opening Thursday night, -
4 play It is said TO be FAR superior !,
anything turned out by this successsM
author heretofore. 1t is a high class ID.
val comedy drama, absolutely free iH0a
cheap scnsatioaaliSm and palpablc %,
pealS 10 the naller.. Not n shot is hEei
throughout the play, With the exec.
tons OF the admirai's salute fired By U,
United States man OF war in honor ..
the flagship Trenton. The scenery :
both effective and abundant and u
piaS- is being Interpreted By conl2''
tent cast.
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The greatest danger from La Grippe Is
OF its resulting in pneumonia II reas-
enable care Is used. however. and
Chamberla!n's Cough Remedy taken. all
danger will be avoided. Among the tens
OF thousands who have used this rem
cdS for In grippe we hive yet to learn
OF a single case having resulted In pneu-
monia. which shows conciuslvely that
this remedy IL a certain preventive OF
that dangerous disease. II will cure
In grippe In less time than any other
treatment. 1t is pleasant and safe to
TAKE. For sale By druggists.
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Wilkin & Company. attracted 4 large
and brilliant audience. and the interna-
tional programme OF the songs OF all
nations was received with enthusiasm.
Miss Jones has i pure soprano voice,
which Is always heard with pleasure in,
Wheeling. The readings by Miss Van.
Noorhls and the Accomplishments by
Miss Conradc were features, as was
Miss Comrades very interesting paper
on Nationality In Music" ~
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Thursday. February .. will be observ-
ed as Donation Dag at the City Hospit-
al. The ladies' OF the association will re-
celve at the hospital from to 5 p. m.
1nSatherins OF the sewing guild will al
so be held at the same hour 1t is hoped
that all merchants and citizens will
contribute literally 10 this worthy
cause
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barSes; George Shras. ) boats. The
total shipments up until noon aggresat-
cd "a boats and 80 bargcs. containing
l.li60OO bushels of coal. The shipment
may reach 100000 bushels. The Tom
Dodsworth got away this afternoon. She
goes TO Louisville.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-NcEotiations are
in progress in this city for the forma-
ton Of n candy trust. composed Of about
forty OF the leading manufacturers OF
stnple CONNECTIONS in the United States.
While the projected corporation is yet
in an embryonic state its ultimate for
nation is considered certainty.
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EVERYBoDY'S liable to itching
piles: Rich and poor, old and young
terrible the torture they suffer- Only
one sure cure. Doan's Ointment. Alb
solutcly safe: can't fail 4
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The Best Prescription for chIlls

and Fever is bottle OF Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. II Is simply iron and
qulninc in n tastelcss form. No cure
no pay. Price, soc. tths&w
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"A MISTAKE MADE
at the Republican County Com
missioncrs' Caucus that
.PREcIplTATESA CONTROVERSY

Among tho Members and Brings
About Very Undesirable State Of
Afrairs-Anothcr Caucus Held Yes
tcrday from Which Three of the
Commissioners Boltcd-Thc Boilers
may Work with tho Democratic
Members. IF