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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
FopcrD TO RIM CLOSED CARS.

Piainheld Dec. (SpeciaD.-ln spite oil the Iaet
that Mayor Newton b. smalley OF North Plainheio
served notice on the Plainheld Street Railway Com
pany two weeks ago that no more open summer
cars should be run on the trolley line through
North Plainheld open were run over the my
vesterday afternoon Mayor Smalley directed Chlet
Marshal Campbell to enforce his order. Marshal
Campbell went to the bridge In Somerset,st; when
senarates the borough from the city, and when the
erst omen car came along he stopped II at the DOT
ough line and warned the conductor and m9torihhan
hind OF a car superintendent Adelnann then put
closed cars on the line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
KILLED BY FINE WIRE IN HER LUNG

DOCTORS THINK IT WAS IMBEDDED IN SOME
BREAD WOMAN HAD EATEN.
Mrs Catherine Keifer of No. 4ce Fourth-ave., who
died in St. Peters Hospital last Friday was killed
by a piece of fine wire. which was found imbedded
in the apex OF the right lung. One night about
ten days ago Mrs. Keller noticed an irritating pain
in her throat shortly after she had swallowed
riace ~ bread The pain increased so rapidly that
on the next day the woman went TO ST Peter
Hospital The doctors and surgeons who examined
her were puzzled the case. An y ray opera
ton failed TO disclose the trouble. and Friday
the patient died. An autopsy showed that small
niece of fine wire had punctured the eesophagus
and the right lung. causing ulcers and hemorrhages.
II is believed that the wire was imbedded In the
bread which Mrs. Keifer had eaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
THE MOTHER-IN-LAW OBDURATE.
SHE REFUSES TO GIVE THE CONSENT THAT
WOULD MAKE HER DAUGHTERS MAR
RAGE LEGAL,

BENJAMIN F. Brewer. who married Mabel Wilsey.
who ia only fifteen years old. and was arrested
for abduction, was arraigned before Justice Potts
in Jersey City yesterday and held In sooO DALI 10
-. = .a.,on ~ tho Grand Jury Efforts
made to induce Mrs Wisey TO become reSohcieo
to the union and by giving consent make me mar
riaga legal She was infeXble and decided 10
nrosecute Brewer Mrs. Wilsey swooned Wneh
leaving the stand. and was taken home IN an a,i AN,
hulanCe She testified that her daughter WIN not
he snxteen years old until June next she Vas Vas
asked on discrimination II Brewer hau NOT asae1
her consent to the union two months ago ana IL
she had not replied yes, take her; I'm glad 10
beva said II in lest but not seriously Her daughter
testified that her mother had made the remarh,
and she and Brewer had accepted II as asSeh''"e
TO the union. -. Ma yyiisev
Frank Tousey. who boards with MIS- g., W nswsc
~ that eject when Brewer proposed marriage 10
Mabel Brewer had not secured bail at Iate nou.
last evening His young wife spent se'e'a' "'N'-
with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
FAIR FOR THE HONE FOR THE BLIND

,.,orations are nearly complete for the fair I'M
a.. tbe auspices Of the women's Board Of Man
800 ~ the Brooklyn Industrial Home for the
bind This bazaar. which will have number OF
xerv attractive features is to be held In the new
Dululn3 Eaucv articles suitable for Christmas
dnpnis will be on sale. and there VIII be a
pTsstn..S 80 rare and curious powers. An intertst-
ptss, Of the fair Will be the sale OF brooIhs
made by the blind men and It is esPertgd Una" The
ihI6e a. acc. ssIble by tho Greene AND cafes ave
TToonnkins-ave sumner.ave and Nostfsna,asedi s"
face cars and the Brooklyn elevated N"'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
SHOT WHILE SHOOTING AT A MARX.

Eremineton. Dec (speciaD.-Frank Smith. about
s,xteen years old of Locktown this county. was
probably fatally shot by a companion named Reed
to-day The two young men were shooting at
roaTk when Reeds gun caught in his coat ana was
accidentally discharged. The whole load entered
smiths groin. The young man was removed 70
H. nome ~ Isaac Kaiser. where he was employed
and DR. Best dressed Smiths wounds. but there
seems TO be no chance for his recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
RrcEJvER FOR A SHOW CASE COMPANY

vo,,ntarv dissolution has been asked for by
,,ator,tv or the stockholders OF the Nassau Show
case company, OF williamsburg The concern was vas
capitalized at s3OOoo Recently II Is said SneIda
Irp',nar levied executions on Judgments secured
hv credltcrs Supreme Court Justice spith has
oTanted an order for temporary receiver h sal
phliip r. McCanrey and nxlng MS Donn d. $500 1870.
rredltors have also been enjoined from messing
their claims In the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
rAILORS AsSAILANrS UNKNOWN

The police Of the Stagg-st. station. Williams
burg are trying 20 discover the identity OF the
men who assaulted Isaac Cohen tailor living
a. No 9.2 West Thirty-seventh-st.. Manhattan.
Cohen went 10 a dance after wedding In a hall
AZ siegel and Humboldt SITS. on Sunday night
After one OF the dances he took walk down
SieRel-st He SAYS that some one assaulted MN
and he fell in the gutter His friends found him
unconscious near the sidewalk. He was taken 70
Wess's drug store at Siegel-st. and Bushwick-
ave An ambulance surgeon bandaged his wounds
Afterward some OF his friends took him nome IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
SMITH. STEELMAY FURNACE COMPANY.

Articles OF Incorporation of the Smith-steelman
Furnace Company. OF Long Island City, have been
filed with the Secretary OF State at Albany. II Is
nronosed 10 build reverbratory furnaces. garbage
crematories and to deal in glass and nrehfick work
IN Long Island City The capital Is 5000 consist
ing OF shares OF 500 each. and the directors Ior
,he drst wear are Harry L. Smith, Harry G.. sims,
MAY r Kattner and Leonard c. L. Smith or Long
Island City and Louis Steelman OF MiilViile'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
nJpBTHERIA N LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch. Dec. (SpeciaD-Dphtheria mas
become prevalent that many OF the PHYSICIANS
,,o,d tho closing OF all the schools Two
cases proved fatal this evening. making ak deaths
from the disease within week. number OF new
nasea we're reported TO the Board Of Health to-
right at it's weekly meeting. The Board this after
noon issued circulars regarding the proper treat
ment OF the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
SWEDISH PASTORS TO EXCHANGE PULPITs

The Rev Henry W Eklund. pastor Of the I'M
manuel Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church.
pean-st. near Fifth-ave.. has received call TO
tho Thomas Street Methodist Church. In Worces<
90 Moss The Rev Mr.. Eklund was pastor OF
he Worcester Church from 1897 to 1893 1t IL SAID
hat the Rev Nels Eagle, the present pastor OF
~ Tbnmas street Church I'm Worcester VIII sue
coed cpc the Rev Mr. Eklund In the Brooklyn church
reyt April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
TWO COMMITTEES ELECTED.
ONE CHOSEN IN THE HALL AND THE OTHER AT
MEETING HELD OUTSIDE

MEETING HELD ULIoIDE
Aehurv Park. Dec. 4 (speciaD.-The Republicans
~ Nentune Township met tonight to elect MEM
hers OF the Township Executive Committee. The
meeting was called by State Prison Inspector H.
r. Watson, chairman OF the present IoWnshIp
Coumittee Park Hall was crowded long before
the time set and Chairman Watson was unaoIe 70
enter He then decided to call the meeting OUTSIDE
~ tho han and Informed those inside Of the fact
Mayor Ten Brock was chosen chairman OF the
outside meeting. and full township Executive
Committee was chosen by acclamation N
In the mean time the meeting inside the nan
was called to order by Alderman T. Frank Appe1y
and Alderman George w. Treat was made chair
man Committeeman were nominated and the poiis
we're kent open for an hour Those inside the
buildne did not learn Of Chairman Watsons ac-
ton until the latters outside meeting had ad-
iourned Watson contends that his meeting was
TO be decided by the County Republican Executive
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
BURGLARY NEAR POLICE HEADQUARTERS

'o'ne time between noon and o'clock SATURDAY
."e factory OF b. Light & Co. manufacturers OF
"Ousers. al No. AZ East Houston-st.. was entered
sn hVe hundred pairs of trousers, valued AZ s1
az 80. were stolen. The firm has principal place
a. Duslness al Nos 22s and 230 Broadway, but lts
tntVIIy ~ on the third floor Of the building men,
,@ aed which Is at the corner Of Mulberry-st' ana
Aesr Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
Jy.JrRED IN THE L4CKAW4NNA WRECK.

Passaic Dec (speciaD.-Mrs. Thomas Hughes
NJ this city. was in the Lackawanna wreck OH
wednesday night. Al first II was not thousht
,h,, she was hurt seriously. but her physician
nnw saws that she will be confined TO her pea lot
ne months Her shoulder was broken ana her
tern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
THE HOBART TRUST COMPANY.

1T ID ORGANIZED IN PAssAIc, MAKING THE
FOURTH BANK IN THAT CITY.
Passalc, Dec. (SpeciaD-The Hobart Trust
Company has been added TO the list OF local banks.
making four in all. The bank has just been
organized with a capital OF 10000 and surplus
OF 10000. 1t Is thought that Mayor William Nc
Kenzle of East Rutherford, will be president The
Peoples Bank has moved into its new building
and the new bank Will occupy Its old quarters In
Tho News Building. Among the corporators
Henry Meyers. Jacob }; Var, Noordt. William
+. Greenlie II. l.. Basch. John ". Kehoe, Frank
Hughes Crime Bird, T. c. Lucas and w. F. Coffin.
OF this city. and William Il. Gourley, Eugene Ste
venson and Nathan Flescher. OF Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
THE RAPID TRANSIT CONTRACT.
CONTRACTORS WAITING UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE
rr--r u. THEIR Ribs

TO PUT IN THEIR BIDS
Although many applications for copies OF the
contract and specifications relating to the WORK o
building the underground rapid transit roao nave
80 -ao.,,ed nv the Rand Transit Commissioners.
en- Tar az can be ascertained no actual bids have
80, been submitted This apparent apathy was ex-
planned yesterday by William Barclay Parsons,
chief engineer of the Commission. when ne SAID
that the Board did not expect to receive single
bid until almost the last day allowed inc con-
tractors TO put in their proposals. " . -.
IN no Trst Mace Mr.. Parsons pointed out that
contractors would not run the risk Of theiT nsPqgs
sons Ven on mo one is going to commit himself
10 bid many weeks in advance OF the Tune neI
change i'm the market affecting the chief materlai
10 be used in constructing the tunnel Is ao rnec
fsd even by steel men that the present high prices
cannot be maintained but II is impossible to say II
n dr9p NAV come between now and the time APP
pointed for the opening of the DIGS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
A CLAIM made
BY Gov. TYLER
Will Get Three Fourths Of Legisla-
tors Yet to Be Named.
70 VOTES IN CAUCUS
out of Total OF AZ Already Nemiuut.
2DoubtruI and Contested-HoId
over Senatoes Run Total Up to es,
Giving Tyler 23, Martin SO, Six
Doubtful. is
Especial to Virginia n.piiot.,

East Radtord. Va. Aug. 36-AY6Gr
correspondent found Governor Tyler in
better spirits than usual. While re has
probably lost Wythe. which was not
uncNpccted he feels that 1t has been
more than Offset in other sections OF
the State.
IL Is given out from his headquarters
what is believed to be an accurate
statement OF the delegates nominated
up 10 the present time. This shows
that iherc have been ten Senators
nominated and thirty seven members Of
the House of Delegates. OF whom Mr..
Martin has -. Tyler IA. with 2 doubt
iui ana contested. making Il total OF
fold- over Senators. making Il total OF
nominated and hold-overs to date of
sixty eight. OF whom Tyler has %, Mar
TIN IS ana doubtful 6.
THE MACHINES METHODS.
In tweuty-one out of the legislative
districts that have nominated for Mar
tin. Tyler's name was not allowed to
20 before the people, ana it is conceded
that Mir. Martin has rushed conventions
ana nominations i'll every place whers
his prospects are most favorable.
FUTURE NOMINATIONS
There are severty-two yet to be noml-
mated aud Il should be borne in mind
that Of these seVenty-two Senators and
lpcle@htes there are IL in the Ninth
Tenth. in the Eighth and 10 IN the
! First, and that these are Tylers strong
holds. from which he expects to get at
| least three fourths. lie is confidently
counting on at least fnrty-fve of the
members yet to he nominated. and in
sists that he will have not less than
siNtN-eisht 81. sranty memhsrs of the
eau us. f,- = s,-tyr ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
RICHMOND NEWS
AND GOSSIP
Launching of Torpedo Boat to Be
q Great Event.
HELP WELcoMEDEWEY
Governor Tyler, His StnH nud Stnso
Dewey Day Delegate TO
Irrigation Congress Appointed =
Richmond to Hnvcn New Morguc
Other Ncws.
Special to vircinian-rllo,3

Richmond. Va. Aug. 3o.-rhc launch
ing OF the torpedo-boat Shubrick here
in October ie TO he made an occasion
somewhat similar to the state Fairs
formerly held here. but which Norfolk
has NOW secured. y body known as
the Ola Dominion Tournament and Fair
Association has been organized for the
purpose OF holding 4 grand intcr-S tate
tournament here on the nth instant.
followed the next day by some excellent
races.
The association has made arrange
mcnts with the railroads 20 run ex-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
FLEEING FROM LYNCHERS.
PRISONERS TAKEN 10 EAIEIGil
FOR SAFETY.

Raleigh. y. c.. AUG. So.-Durng the
carly hours; Of yesterday morning three
prisoners were lodged in Wake county
Jail here 10 escape mObs In other parts
Of the State. Sheriff Markham. Of Dur
ham county. brought Melvin Parker. a
brutal looking negro convict. who COM
mitted assault upon Eight old
Bessie Hurdlostonc. white. on Monday
last. Parker was a trusty on the road
gang at the time The crime was conf
mitted. Ills guilt is clear. The Durham
jail WAS surrounded by a mob about
midnight. but tho sheriff had already
started through the country for
Raleigh. Il distance Of IS miles. He
reached here At O'Clock thiss morning
The leaders Of tho mob were shown
through The Jail, ana on their assurance
that Parker WAS not th,vc the mob dis
pcrscd and Qulc; was restored.
With Parker WAS brought Andy Nc
Adams. a negro boy only l. years old.
who assaulted a four year-old white
girl named Faucettc at iIaw Rivor last
week. He had been scnt to Durham
for safe Keeping. The other prisoner
| brought here was John Jefferson. OF
Wilson county. who shn, ana Killed
Capt Calvin Earnes from ambush ON
Monday night.
No attempt To take the prisoners from
this jail Is expected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
SUFFERING PONCE.

tBy Telegraph 10 vtrximan-Pllot)

tBy Telegraph 10 Virgiman-Pllot)
NV York, Aug. So--rhe steamer
Caracas which arrived to-day. brought
j number OF Passengers from Porto
said.
"'rhe desola;ion and destruction
caused At the town and harbor Of
5ohCe Is appalling The number OF
deaths among the people has not as
yet been asccrtained. but viii certainly
number 5000 Tor the whole island, prob
aoiy 1000 The destitution is being re.
!ieved As rapidly as possible by the
Government officials. The lowest class
e5 OF people. however. are inclined TO
ne 'roublesome. ana it is feared that
mere VIII be an outbreak among them.
The place has been stricken bv
hoods by the Will of God they saw.
Complete the work by fire.; and thev
threaten TO put the town TO the torch.
me night before we sailed the gar
rison of 400 troops We're under arms az
pectns trouble
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31

Navy Of tho sword voted the Admiral
pY Congress. at the cast front Of the
capitol There VIII be an Illuminated
night parade in which i large number
OF military. naval and civic organiza-
tons VIII participates.
STATE TROOPS DESIRED.
1t has been suggested that The Gov
ernors of the states. their staifs and
state troops might desire to take part
III the exercises and parade. which will
be reviewed rs Admiral Dewey. Presi-
dent Mckinley and members of the
cabinet. and the Reception Committee
sincerely hopes that the state Of Vir,
ginia Will be represented on the occa-
sion.
DELEGATE TO IRRIGATION con-
GRESS.
Governor Tyler has appointed DR..
Jas. ONecic. OF Tazewcu county. dele
gate 10 the National Irrigation con-
eress. which is Ia be held in Missau!a.
Montana the first week i'm September.
MORGUE FOR RICHMOND.
The probabilities are that Richmond
Will soon have Il movguo~-a place i'm
which no man would b. ashamed IL be
caught dead. The morGue that has
been used for many years Is 4. mos. Dis
reputable place. and the change WI
certainly be for tho better.
INNESTIGAT THE WORM.
Mr.. J. l.. Phillips. of Rlackshurc-. j,
in lienrico county to-day. making N
investigation as to the nature of III.
worm which is devastating crops.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31

Trcasurev-James l. German. OF Law
renee.
Member Of Board OF Public Works
Fletcher -. Malin. of Lake.
THE NAME or BRYAN
The convention was property repre-
scented in its platform. and the keynote
speech of Judge Mooney. The name of
Bryan was chccred whenever 1t was
mentioned. The convention showed
demonstrations Over free silver. anti
imperialism and all the indictments in
The speech of Judge Mooney and in the
platform.
PRAYER FOR FILIPINOS.
In the opening prayer Very Rev j
f Kearney prayed most earnestly for
the dcliverancc of the Flipinos from
the brute force" now being inflicted
upon them. The prayer was forc.bic
throughout; and brought forth rounds
of most voc!ferOus applause.
Judge w. +. Mooney. temporary
chairman of the convention, was then
introduced and he was received with a
great ovation. lie spoke at length.
After the abortion of IL" reports of
the committee on credentials. rules ana
permanent organization. tho committee
on resolutions reported.
THE PLATFORM.
We heartily reai,iln the entire Chi
cago platform OF 1896. ana We especial
ly emphasize the financial plank there
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
Jones Scores Martin Again.


Richmond. Va. Aug. So.-Congress-
man w. y Jones spoke tonight in
Manchester having Il good sized audi
cncc lie again attacked the record OF
Senator Martin. scoring him heavily
along tho lines followed by him ar
South Boston and in other speeches
dur!n, his canvass for Governor Tyler.
Ihe sN..Nh WIS Mell receiEeI
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
Cny telegraph 20 -Tilot.J


CIV TcieEraph 20 Virginian Tilot.J
ro,,,., Ana, "a rho ain. or Hcunc-
,, . -,
t,l7 cNe"'h5 ~ 'i'ic' VIZ"
conspracies ana projections 81 cpuiS
do ,ba,trc Inf nothing precis. can he
oso.r,.,t,,1 cou.,-L Nar..i,,.s ,t,itii!,
,.. ..,.....,.
curing the Iast 'eN "'HS mas ''HH''"'
his followers in ;hc case. II, as c%-
tromolv clever ana tho general feeling
g. ,,. ,,,,;,,,. ,n,..,i,i,,.. ,n
40 '''"' ~
SxiStence OF Nh'ch VIII ne ieNv"'-u 4I'
few days
THE, GENERALS DIVIDED.
I, g.. navy ,c.nrt.I ne novo,ll question
~, ,b.rn is b, t,,i,,,s ,Iivisioi, If opir,-
inn an ia r,rt ,r I'M. ,;,ncrnis Mini.
me- n''-' ''' ,,..,s ,,nn,,,. e'nno,hlv a,ainst
r,ntnin pr,vfis ,h.v Nh uullod ,oi.e;n-
-, hui sine. tin. ;ii, nf .yidauc.. began
IL turn in his favor. as WAS notably tie
case during the testimony If captain
Hr'Ns,'''rI ana .'i'',", 'rii'r, "h'. u
proven "!"' u i'''' ,'ii, 'l1'!N 40 ''''
'r"''' 1. 'i. t"'" "''' .'''I'' 10
co. c'' ,H'n u'N '"l'E ""'N n''' "''''
n'"i''i'S1 peg '"o l."9 ."N"'7'
ui,v.''. III! '''"''' 80 u,
"'ni'.' ,''" - - gu
neelt' '' ".'"'N'N 'nr var ounce.
80 "'V v',' 'il''
o,I ,,ii,' , 80 'i'
MI,
~ a. 'N'S"' ''nT 40 "Hr ''P'" '"' H'N'
M Ir'rn" - throw "N't ',i.
, """' my '''' 90
" l'..tV'' ms ''',u "v'''ie th't ne - res
tiles OF the courlmartlal of lSai' ;hue
making him the scapeguat. According
To- another report. General Roget. " ho
vas not implicated Ia 1894. and vino
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
In favor Of Jifnin6z.

Cape Iayticn. TIayii. Aug. 90
Advices received from the cities
of Santiago and Puerto Plata in
Santo Domingo say that both
both have proclaimed in favor II
General Juan lsadro Jimimez. the
revolutionary asplrant 10 the
Presidency a provisional gov
eminent has been established at
Santiago. where the presence of
General Jiminez is demanded wi;h~
enthusiasm by the people.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31

inpnes not only Dc permitted. bu. en-
couragei 10 establish .ndepe ndcn; re-
publ!cs. deriving AL nj their govern
mental POWERS from the consent OF the
governed.
We doncurcc the Republican party
for Its Is wears OF ahject subserv,cucc
10 The skipping interest Of Great Rr.-
tain ana we dcnounce The Hanna-payne
shipping bNl. which. II enacted into law
would further sha cklc our interests.
We arc In favor o.: main
tanning our splendid and e:ic.en, navy.
y large standing army in oGr republic
IS a menace TO liberty. We favor the
initiative ana referendum. the passage
81 the e!gh;-hour iaDo. law. The more
rigid Inspection Of mines ana work
Shops The prohibition OF sweAt-shops.
and the abolition of the contract sys-
tenn Of prison labor
THE TRUSTS DENOUNCED.
We declare thar all unlawful combl-
nations Of capital are the Legitimate
fruits OF gold standard and other
corrupt Republican legislation on the
question OF the tariff. W. demand that
All articles. the prices Of which are con-
Toi!e! by the trusts, be placed on Inc
IRE" list. We dcnouncc The Attorney
General Of the United States appoint
ing from the state Of NcW Jersey. the
notified 81 trusts. for his refusal 10 en-
force the statutes OF the United States
against them. ana commend the Al
torney General Of Ohio FOR his earnest
efforts 10 enforce the statutes Of ono
against such Illegal comb. stions, ana
pledg" the nominee of this convention
Tor Attorney General - the enforce
nent ~ the statutes of the State
against them.
POLITICAL BOSSES.
Political bosses are to be detestcd and
are nimical to this form Of govern
ment. BOSSES represent simply a con-
centr"iion OF political power. or a ring
They live and exist through Jobs ana
.hcneS loaded upon the taxpayers.
lhey substitute their rule in the par
tnntlnned on Third Page)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
JOHN R. M'LEAN
The CANDIDATE
The Choice of the Democrats of
Ohio For Governor,
WON ON FIRST BALLOT
WON ON FIRST BALLOT

The Convention Kc-nnirns tho ChI.
cngo Platform in Its Entirety, Do
mnnds tho REORGANIZATION or nrx.
amin 1000, Condemns imperialism,
and Trusts. Favors Independence
For Cuba md the Philippines nnd
Dcnounccu Political Hoses.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
GEN. MERCER
CHANGING FRONT
There is Much Speculation as to
His Hidden Motive.
MAY ADMlT HsS ERROR

Some Thinis IEc May Make A-owni Of
Drryius They fcstify Itit s.ster-
hazy and Not the Accu,cu WINS the
Author of .hc IininumS Eordcrcau
Detail OF 'l'rinI.