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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-19

The welcome announcement is out
that the Boston & Albany will run their
annual autumnal excursion to New
York on Tuesday, Oct 8, via SPRING
field, Pittsfeld, over the Berkshire
Hills, which are now respondent in
their autumnal foliage. to ALBANY.
thence via the Hudson river, famous for
the beauty of its scenery, especially the
Palisades, excellent view of which NAV
be had from the day boat Or If one
night on the magnificent and palatiaI
steamer, Adirondack" marvel ~
marine architecture. Home via the Fall
River line and Boston. The fare is only
IS 90, SNi'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-19
For


After a long, dusty ride
nothing stops the cyclist S
thirst like
Williams Root Beer
Gives health and strength
as well, No after effects.
Every drop does its work.
Ask your grocer for it.
Williams & Carleton Co.., Hartford, Conn.,,
Makers of Williams Flavoring Extracts.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
SpeciaI Piano Sale.

Beginning Saturday and
continuing one week. Includ-
ed in this sale Will be many
of the very best pianos made
at prices lower than ever be
fore offered, as We must make
room for the shipment daily
being received, and others
held for us at factories. Every piano guar
anteed to you if proving unsatisfactory
TO be returned and money
cheerfully refunded. Terms TO suit your
convenience. Full line Of elegant Chicken
ing. Fischer, Lester. Sweetmann. Franklin
and twenty other excellent makes. This
sale will also include a number of excellent
organs and 4 fine line Of handsome stools
and benches. Call and ne convinced that
now is your opportunity TO supply yourself
with a piano, but cone and see them
whether you wish 10 buy or not. See also
our elegant stock Of pianos for rent. Pianos
tuned, moved and repaired. Telephone,
1853.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
CROW GETS The P0SToFFlCE
state senator Gets His Reward
for supporting John Nj.
Thurs1On.

The news from Washington that Senator
Tburston had decided 10 recommend the ap-
poinrment for postmaster of q man VINO
assisted in his election is taken TO be 3
confirmation OF the reported choice OF Joseph
Grow for that position. NJ. Crow is the
only applicant who assisted IL the election
Of Senator Thurston. and for some time he
has given il out that ne had q practical as
surHnce OF the appointment. II is also under
stood that Whatever doubts might have ex-
listed, the action Of Senator Grow in making
himself the first OF the Douglas Delegation
10 break away 10 Hayward in the senatorial
caucus was based on an agreement that ne
should have the endorsement OF Senator
Hayward as well as Of Senator ThurEtun for
the place
AZ under the state constitution the ac-
ceptance OF 3 federal Office operates 10 va
cate a seat in the Legislature, The impression
prevails that although the appointment nav
he mace within q few days. Senator Grow
will not qualify as postmaster until he mas
completed his service as . member Of the
legislature. In all probability. therefore.
Postmaste Crow will take possession as
successor 10 Postmaster Martin about
April /.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
FINANCES ARE DISCUSSED
Exposition Directors Conclude 10
Pursue n Vigorous Plan 10 Sc
cure Subscribers 10 STOCK.

The huancial situation wRs discussed al
some length at the meeting OF the Board
OF Directors OF the Greater America TX
position al the Paxton last night ana II
was determined as the sense uf the board
nat iy VIII divide up INTO committee ana
pursue . vigorous plan o. capvassing for
new subscribers. j is believed that S25O.-
GOO can he raised by April ] and a fys-
tematic plan is now under consideration for
accomplishing this. SO far, as much as
Sl25 .OOO has already been subscribed.
One very important matter decided upon
was the question OF subscriptions OF a con
tuFeUt character. Some OF ne subscribers
10 the Transmississippi Exposition, enc OF
TWO o. the railroad companies fOr example.
took stock with the understanding that IL
case il should Uurn out a big success the
subscription should he considered one in
good faith, hut II the project SHOULD fail
the Subscription would be equivalent 10 q
donation For the purpose Of making the
stock OF the Greater America Exposition OF
4 more stable character HnG also add 10
lts general value The conclusion was reached
that an such optional subscriptions must
he ID The HANDS o. Secretary SmIrh by
July J. None VIII be received latter than
thar date.
IN view o. the new plan proposed for
the e~lec,ric illumination Of the grounds. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
Ladies' Furnishings

Ladies kid gloves worth 81,
at 49c. Ladies fine kid gloves
in all the new shades, worth
up 10 Sl.25, at 75c. Ladies
fine seamless hose in blacks,
tans and balbriggans, regular
2Oc quality, at l24c. Chill.
dren's bicycle hose in best
black, full seamless, worth
25c at l23c. Special sale
ladies muslin underwear. Gowns at 3sc,
soc, 75c. Skirts soc and $50. Drawers. 19c,
25c and 35c. Ladies' fancy ~corsets, in pinks
and blues. soc. Boys shirt waists, regular
bOc quality, AT 25c. 275 silk waists, in fancy
stripes and checks and plain colors, in all
the new silk novelties, an elegant collection
of garments, at S4.gS. 200 ladies waists, in
stripes and checks and plain blacks, worth
sc Zoo. at S3.9S. 100 silk waists, in colors, at
g.gS. Saturday from 7:30 until 8 we will
put on sale 100 black Laf1eta silk waists.
made in new corded styles, d waist worth
Sc 90. AT $3.50. One 10 q customer. None
to dealers. 30 dozen wrappers, sizes g. TO
A, at 39c. 100 dozen wrappers, with rufie
over shoulder, al 59c. lao dozen wrappers,
in all the newest styles, worth s175, at 9Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING
blizzard Flag Hoisted and IA Promise
of "a Decidedly MISTY
nday

Il is another case Of heavy overcoate and
r%ubbers, for the brief interval of pleasant
weather that Omaha people have enjoyed
during the last DAY or Two is altogether
too pretty 10 last. About The time things
get 10 coming the right way the weather
bureau goes out on 4 still hunt and rustles
up something q little more disREreeable than
the last. SO the norther flag has gone up
again and II is promised that the wind
viii come sweeping down from the
north laden with snow and q sufficient de-
gree of cold to send 4 continual procession
Of shivers scurrying up and down The spinal
columns Of The Disguised inhabitants.
Yesterdays weather map looked Is though
q January number had been promul-
gated by mistake. il showed Z teuperarure
Of 10 degrees below zero at Calgary. a fall
Of q degrees at Salt Lake and decided drops
all over The mountain region. There was
snow through the upper valleys end d sim
lar condition was general over the west and
northwest. Down in the southwest & low
barometer hung ominouslv and prepared TO
drive the storm across the prairies toward
the river Seldom have The general condi-
lions seemed more threatening than when
the morning reports were received and there
is no apparent hope Of anything but the
most disaEreeable brand Of weather for Sun
day
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
Magic City Gessip.

J. r. Harvey has returned from 3 trip
10 Sioux City.
Material is being hauled for the erection
Of five cottages al Twenty-f1th and J
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Trap, Twenty ninth
and Z streets, report the birth Of q
daughter.
Chief Carroll has asked the council for
a new docket, us the one he is using Il
about filed.
Harry Trumble 3 nephew Of a ". Truu-
bic, has accepted & position ii the Packers
National bank.
George Miller has been sentenced to sixty
days il the county jail for stealing a bolt
Of cloth from an n street store.
a meeting Of The republican city central
committee Will be held NJ the NcGuCkin
hotel, Tweuty-siXth and 9 streets. tonight.
Joseph, TIE infant SOD Of John Roucka.
SSS South Twenty-trst street. was buried
Yesterday afternoon At ST. Mary's Gene
terry.
An ordinance is to be drafted by The city
attorney for the laying Of B ~six-foot side
walk on the east side Of Tweuty-frst street
from y 10 z.
G. Brown, employed al Hummond's. cut
the cord in ms left thumb yesterday by
letting a SHINING knife slip. Dr. SlabauEh
dressed the wound.
There was a rumor on the streets YES
leraay 10 the effect that the Mack block
al IWeuty-iourth and NJ streets was TO be
turned into a hotel.
The city council viii be requested to To-
cait an electric light al the corner Of Twen-
ig-1ourlh and M streets when the new pugt-
Once is opened for business
Street Commissions Ross is figuring Oh
rounding ny 1 street from Twentietb 10
IWenty-fourth This WORK viii be done as
soon as the weather viii permit.
il Is reported that the Odd Fellows will
REM The hall in The new Lewis block. which
If TO be erected on Twenty fourth street.
directly opposite from the postofiue.
Fred Hanta, Thirtieth and 7 streets. has
pteh arrested upon complaint q L Y. Lor-
ing iof Keeping q vicious dog. Harta is
oul Oh bonds pending q hearing next week
The Evans sale Of fancy cattle, which WIS
htlu ID The horse and mule barn NJ the stock
YARDS, closed last evening. Il was the most
successful sale Of The kind ever held here
one Dull bringing over SO 1000.
George Parks has offered 10 settle his
CAIN against The city for Sl50. Some time
ago Nj, Parks sued for s5OO. alleged 10
ne me amount Of damage done by the wash
ing ON OF Two lots al Sixteenth street and
MISSOURI avenue In order 10 save further
legal expenses Mr., Parks is willing no cio,e
me incident, provided he is pajd mo
amount mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11

Even though no very lively interest Rp-
pears 10 be taken IN politics at the present
time political buums are being punctured
every day and aspirBnts are retiring in
disappointment. One Young man who will
be called Smith because That is not MS
name conceived the idea that he would
make 3 first-class councilman and he care
fully preached the subject to & few Of his
near friends, The idea took root and on
account of his ineXperience Smith decided
10 speak 10 several Ole politicians about his
candidacy with the expectation tina they
would give him some advice about running
d campaign.
Smith first called OF an old wheel horse
who mas been q candidate uftener than he
has fingers and toes, Pointers were asked
for, but the wheel horse replied without
any h~esitancy that he was looking for that
very Office himself an advised Smith 10
keep out OF politics. Tie result Of this in
terview rather stunned smith. but he de-
cided 10 70 10 Rnother politician who had
always been HE friend Again the stury
was Told and advice asked for. In reply
the second friend informed Smith that ne
was al that very moment engaged in bust
ling enough money TO make The race for The
office mentioned. While MS spirirg were
dampened 10 q great extent smith was MOI
entirely discouraged Eud he sought out still
another wheel horse and for Inc third time
repeated mis- tale. When Inc third friend
replied that ne was building fences for thai
Job Smith rushed on INTO the street and
declared with great thai he was
not d candidate and lever intended being
one. The young man h now watching the
hghl from q sale distance and is fast luosing
interest in local politics
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11

Harbingers of spring. A
few prices that are only fore.
runners Of what we will do
later Oh. Full size carriage.
full size steel wheels, best
springs, parasol, So. s.: full
size carriage, upholstered in
denim, denim parasol 10
match, rufle edge, e
springs, also brake, $500:
large, handsome go-cart, four
wheels, good springs, s. so;
full size white iron bed, the
strongest. best finished bed on
the market, Sl.95; golden oak
cobbler seat rocker, rodded
arms. we'll made and finished.
81. IS: polished oak chifonier,
has 5 drawers and hat box,
special reduction, S.. 95; la
dies golden oak dressing
table, French pattern plate
mirror, large drawer, Sc. so;
the housekeeper's friend, the
kitchen cabinet: holds every
thing, saves a thousand steps,
81 25; oak brace arm chair,
cane seat, Csc; the handy book
shelf, small size, 1925, large
size, sl.95; 10, 600 photo
frames, in all the latest shades
Of color in mats and mould
ing, 25c each; framed pictures
SOC, 75c, Sl.O0. Everything
new in pictures for wedding
and birthday presents; oak,
wheel high chair, very handy
and useful, $3.50. New LOT
Of India seats in mahogany,
golden oak and bird's-eye
maple. When out on a hunt
for bargains, you need DC
printer to direct you here.
You come here naturally,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11

A. Nash and William T. White have tecr
invited to meet with the executive com
mirtee during the noon hour today to -ali
it over. Edward Rosewater and the ad-
visory cornmiJtee were also requested Il
meet with the committee, the session Of
which is to begin promptly al y 80. ThJ
next meeting Of the board viii be 90 Ties
day evening.
John Davis Of this city was before The
executive committee Friday for CJnsulLa-
tiun in regard TO the Cuban exhibit. Mr..
Davis was United States consul NJ la
vana and he resided in Cuba for Z number
OF years, He gave the committee q de-
tailed review Of the material thai the island
offers for an exhibit ana at the next meet
ing ne will submit q proposition 10 go 10
Cuba as the representative Of The eyposi-
ton.
a communication from W. ?. Fri. of
the Nebraska Photographers association
called attention 10 the fact III the next
annual convention Of the organization Will
be held in Omaha and suggested that II
would be advisable for the exposition 10
offer some gold, silver and bronze MEDALS
for The best exhibits OF Photographic art.
The matter WINS referred 10 The president
and secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
Dress Goods.

Leading Dress Goods House
Of the West. so pieces of
crepon. worth So. so. only
sl.9s; 50 pieces Of crepon.
worth $3.50, only 81. 80: 35
pieces Of crepons. worth
81. 30, only sl.25; 100 pieces
Of crepons, worth 81. Is. only
Csc; rs pieces Of chevots
worth SL75, only Csc: 200
styles Of tailor suitings from
75c to 81. so.
BASEMENTDRESS O
! case Of cashmeres, double
fold, 20 colors. &c: ! case Of
cashmeres. extra heavy and
fine, l9c: ! case Of iacquards,
all colors, 4O-inch wide, l5c:
l case all wool fancies. 40
inches wide, 25c: ! case storm
serges, A inches wide, all
cOlOrs. 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
: SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.


Superintendent T. L. Button Of the local
Electric Light company stated yesterday
that his company was about TO introduce in
candescent arc lights here. These lights,
Mr.. Button says. are very desirable for
stores and business places for the reason
that the carbon viii burn 100 hours with
out replenishing. In explaining the new
light Superintendent Button said that the
incandescent or enclosed arc Is connected
directly across inCandescent circuits. The
are is enclosed in q small glass bulb and
will burn steadily for Ten nights, with trim
ming. while the ordinary arc lights must
be trimmed after burning ten hours. or one
night. This long life Of the carbon is due
10 The partial vacuum formed in the bulb
enclosing the arc. Before this principle was
applied 10 arc lights il was Impossible 10
burn them Oh alternating circuits with any
degree Of satisfaction, owing TO the loud
humminE Of the arc. which was not unlike
a nigh pitched musical note. This hum
ming is caused by the rapid reversals Of
the current. These rsversals from positive
TO negative and from negative to positive
are peculiar 10 alternating systems and run
as high as JIG, 900 reversals per minute Oh
ordinary lighting circuits.
The enclosing bulb IL the incnndescent arc
light, while permitting the reversals pre-
vsnIs the air from coming into contact with
the are, making il Impossible for any sound
waves to he set in motion, thereby render
ing are lighting entirely practicable on
these circuits.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
House furnishings.

Hardware, Stoves and
Housefurnishlng Dept.
cial Saturday Pick. Ups: Tin
dish pans, &c; large wash ba-
sins, Sc; 6 knives and 6 forks,
SIC; Christie knife set (three
knives), l5c; machine oil,
cans, &c; - papers Of
tacks, &c; wood saw and frame
$40; coal hods, &c; butcher
knives, &c; good shoe brushes,
&c; gal. tin oil cans, lOc: Do
Yer egg b%eaters, &c; double
mincing knives, &c; 5 pie
plates for SC; l dozen coat
hooks, SC; largest size leather
cite luch box, 1Oc; 10 at. gran
lite dish pans, 27c; No. s 2-hole
laundry stove, 500; No. s cook, 6-hole.
large oven, S7.95. Heating stove almost at
your own price.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
PdrSnip Complexion.

A majority Of the ills affecting peapis
today can be traced 10 kidney trouble. il
p%orvades all classes OF society. in ali rTi-
mates. regardless Of age, sex o. condition.
The sGluW. colorleHs- looking penpie Won
often meet are afflicted with kidney com
plsXlon. Their kidneys are turning 10 Il
parEuIp color, 50 is their complexion. Tbev
may suffer from Indigestion. bIuptiur
sieeplessness uric acid. gravel. dropfy
rheumatism, catarrh Of the bladder. or II,
regular heart. You may depend upon II
the cause Is weak, unhealthy kidneys.
Women az Well as men are mude uigers-
Die with kidney ana bladder trouble and
hon heed the same remedy. Or. Kilmer's
swamp Root, The great kidney. liver ana
bladder remedy Will Uuild Up and strengthen
weak and unhealthy Kidneys, purity me dis
eased kidney poisoned blood. clear the com
pleTioD and soon help the sufferer TO better
health.
The mild and tine extraordinary effect of
swamp Root is Boou realized. II stands
the highest for it's wonderful cures Of The
most distressing cases Eurh as weak KID
news, caiarrh o. the bladder, gravel. rheu-
matism and Br!Eht'a disease which is The
worst form Of kidney trouble j IS goIs
py druggists II bO-ceut and 81 sizes. ysu
may have 2 sample hottie by mail free. also
pamphlet telling all about IL Addresg Ir.
hllmer & Co. BiuEhgmtou. y. J..
When writing please mention reading this
generous oner II The Omaha Daily Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
Groceries,

Strictly fresh eggs l2}c.
Sweet country butter l2}c,
Individual country creamery
lac. Fancy country creamery
lSc.
Beardsley's shredded cod
fish &c package. Picnic hams
Sac. High patent Minnesota
-four Csc. High grade Java
and Mocha coffee -. Fancy
new navy beans, 10 pounds for
25c l2B pound sack best fan.
cy Graham flour pc. Con.
densed milk, can, NC. 10
pounds grauulated cornmeal
Sc. New California prunes
3 cents-hir large French
prunes, worth l5c, al &c.
, sacks fine table salt Sc.
l5c cans c.. r salmon only &C.
Seedless naval oranges Zoe
dozen. Finnan haddies per
pound Sc. Smoked eel, white
fish, salmon, sturgeon, herring,
etc, at low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
See! See!

Have you seen the latest
sensation on our basement bar
gain counters Only look at
the prices of some Of the bar,
gains.
IS, 900 yards best bleached
muslin and cambria Of all
kinds, worth as high as l5c
and lSc, at &c. $50 jackets,
closed out TO make room, at
29c. $50 dozen gents half
hose, slightly soiled in ship.
ment, at 24c pair. $500 ladies
and boys linen collars at lc
each. $50 pieces lace striped
dimities, worth l2tc, at SC.
$50 pieces Hamburg imported
edgings, worth up to 35c, Sat
urday Sc, sc and lOc. $50
dress plaids, worth lOc to 12!c
Saturday &c. 5000 pieces ex-
ira print cloths, pretty and
stylish patterns, worth Sc and
&c, Saturday SIC. 75c, 81 and
up toS2 silks, at l9c, 29c and
49c, on the basement bargain
counters. 500 ladies and
misses pocketbooks, worth 25c
and soc, on the bargain coun-
tiers for Sc. Ladies and gents
silk neckties, worth 25c and
soc, 60 at lc, sc and l0c. Sill
yer plated looking glasses,
tooth and hair brushes, worth
25c and SOC, go al &c. A big
lot Of remnants Of dress goods.
slightly damaged, 3, 4, 5, 6 to
10 yards, go at lc and &c I'd.
Hundreds of other useful
things. Don't fail to visit our
basement bargain counters,
1t will pay you.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
CATCHES ON A LIVE WIRE
Ralph Dowd Meets with n Painful Ac-
cident While he IL AT
Play.

A very singular accident happened Fri
DAY afternoon 10 q school hoy not vet In
ms Teens as the consequence of playing with
4 wire hear live electric wires The victim
was little Ralph Dovd. q son Of 4. n.
Dowd, whose hume Is At Tweuty-ffth and
Davenport streets.
de was playing with some companions
and undertook 10 see if ne could throw q
small wire over the trolley wire running
along Iwenty-fourth street. Unfortunately
De succeeded IN doing SO and the electric
current was communicated 10 the wire n.
was playing with ana ran down it 10 In,
END winch he still held il mis- hand, causing
The hand 10 be severely burned.
TINS was MOI all The wire, acting as an
live wires do when they are loose. began
10 switch around him ana somehow got
around the boys neck. iuficJiuE q horrible
burn almost 10 his windpipe. His injuries
are very serious but il Is Dot believed they
will prove fatal.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11

Mems fine shirts in all the
latest styles and best makes
at 75c. 500 dozen mems fine
white unlaundered shirts with
4.ply, all linen bosoms, worth
75c, at 35c or 3 for 81. Sam
pie shirts in light and dark
colors in cheviot and sateen,
worth up to 81, at 25c. Mems
fine medium weight wool IN
derwear, regular 81 quality,
at soc. Mems socks in black,
brown and fancy colcrs, at
lOc or 3 for 25c. Mems fine
suspenders worth 25c, at l2fc.
Mems silkaIine handkerchiefs
l24c quality sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
Silks.

Special sale on silks.
Black dress satin, best quail.
ity duchesse, all pure silk,
worth 81. 50-sale al only 81.
Black taffeta. always sold
for 75c, 25 pieces on sale Sat.
urday at only 49c.
We show the finest stock of
new waist silk ever brought tc
Omaha. Special sale Saturday
al 75c and CSC.
We do the tafeta business
Of Omaha, because our wide
taffeta is the best taffeta in
the world. 1t is the widest and
will wear well. We have the
exclusive sale-alI colors and
black 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
WILLIAMS SEEKS RELIEF
DeelhrHuon that Gas Lamp Patent
HHs Been IHfrinEed Upon 10
His anna

The automatic gas fixtures that have been
ii process Of Introduction in Omaha and
other Nebraska cities during the last wear
are subjects Of 4 suit that has just been
brought IL United stEles court. The euff
arises from an alleged infringement OF paf-
ent and the plalutlns ask thar ar Injunction
be granted and thar The Nebraska eomugry
be compelled 10 make an accounting Of It's
profits
The lamps are being exploited IN Ne
braska by the Automatic Gas Lamp company
and the suit Is brought by The Economy
Gas Lamp company Of kansas City. The
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11

which O'Connel is q member, secured his
release from the hospital and took him back
TO the company quarters, where he was
given the best OF treatment. This letter
was written q day or two before the fight
Of February 8, in which Ralph Kells lost
his life. Almost the entire letter was de-
voted 10 the practices in vogue al the regi-
mental hospital. For Colonel Stotsen-
berg O'Couneu seems to have the highest
regard. He says that the colonel is very
strict, but he looks after the welfare Of his
men 10 the best Of his ahiIitH-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
Ire,

Did not damage these goods. hut an over
stock Of elegant horn hairpinE, worth Doc
per duzen. compels US to sell them at &C
per dozen. l5c fine horn hgirpins at sc
per dozen. 25c elegant pearl buttons, 5c
per dozen. 5Oc double frame purses, Boz
each. sc Blasting cottons, lc spool. 75c
hand bags, 25c each. 100 engraved visit
ing cards with plate, 46c. Joe 200 yards
linen threads, &c. l0c torchon laces 2Lgc
ward. 15c torchon laces, 30 yard. 25c tor
chnn laces, lOc yard. 5Oc pillow tops and
back. l5c pair.
GRAND RIBBON SALE SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
eats

For Saturday only. No l
hams, sugar cured, ste; pick
led tripe, &c; best homeless
corned beef, Sc; very choice
picked pork, &c; 3-pound
cans very best lard, 23c: short
ribs corned beef 4tc; good salt
pork, &c; best bacon, lOc; best
brand picnic ham, 54c; Dol
ogna sausage, &c: liver sau-
sage, sc; Vienna sausage, per
can, Toe; 3-pounds Frankfort
sausage, 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-11
McNnu', UnbeDdinr GTti,ud.

TOPEKA. Kan. March O.-sperintepdert
Of Insurance Webb McNRl VIII not uppear
before Governor Stanley 10 answer charres
preferred against him hut expects the gov,
ernor 10 remove him AZ once. and saws
When my successor qualities and de-
mands the Office he can have il. but win
not appear before The governor; neither win
] resign.