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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-17

! A Modei Plant is no: complete with
CT Electric Power, thus dispensing
ith small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish power to your Pump.
Centrifuge!s, Elevators, Plows, Rail-
ways and Hoists; also, furnish ught
and power for radius OF from Is to
30 miles.
Electric Power being used, saves the
labor OF hauling coal in your field. also
water, and does away with fdgh-priced
engineers, ard only have one engine to
ook after in your mill.
Where water power is available II
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CON-
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
'ants and Generators OF all descr1p-
tic at short notice, and also has on
1and large stock Of Wire, Chande-
iers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt At
IGNITION, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also, at
IGNITION Is given to House and Marina
Wiring
THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-13
GUERILLA BANDS
Are Now Carrying on Bulk of
Warfare in Philippines.
Captured Assassins to Be Hung or
Shot as an Example.
The Territory Between Manila and San Fer.
nandno Alive With Bandits.

Manila. Dee. 12.-7.5o p M.-CoI.
Smith with a detachment of the 18th
Infantry. surrounded and captured a
village near Malasqui. party of
Suerillas who had made their head
quarters there. The party included the
band which assassinated seven officials
at Malasqui for friendliness to the Am
orleans. All are insurgents who became
bandits when the disintegration of the
Filipino army began. They kept the
country around Malasqui in state Of
terror for several weeks. and commit
Ted - murders in less than that num-
Der OF days. When they We're caught
they We're promptly sent to Gen. Mac
Arthurs headquarters at Bayambang
by train. 1t is expected that they will
be speedily tried and either shot or
hung as an example.
The whole country north of san Fer
nandino and between San Fernandino
and Manila, except within The perma-
nent line of troops around the city and
tn" closely pdtrollcd stretches OF rail-
road. sWarms with similar bands Thes4
people. for the most palt. succeeded in
lodging Gen. Grants. Col. Bells ana
col. Hoods troops who are securing
the country for them They deynt.
their energies To amhushing commits
sary wagons ana picking IN soldiers
who leave their commands. Every dav
some wagon train is freq upon. or some
soldier disappears.
Gen. WheeI.r.s sacr,t,,,. A. c.,.,..++
was disarm.I ana sI,sh.i b,. :, ,,'Il.,,,,'
almost within sfabt nr r.,,,,,,,t,.,., ~
assailaut pursuing him almost int, rho
headquarters building. The policy Of
these ruhans is to make the country I'M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-13

The M0LlNEUX CASE.
Expert Nnsiey Asserts Barnet and Cornish
Letters We're Written by Prisoner.

New York. Dec. 13-Today's session
Of the trial Of Roland e. Molineux was
devoted entirely To the examination II
VIM. kinsley. the handwriting axp4rt.
The important portions Of the testt-
mony of Expert kinsley may be
summed up by the statement that ne
testified that after examining thou
sands of specimens of handwriting. in
Guiding samples from every member
and every employ" of the Knicker-
booker Athletic club. he became con-
WINGED that one person Wrnt" the So
called Barnet" ana CORNISH" letters.
that the same man wrote the address
"n the poison package ana that that
man was Roland r. MpIineuX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-13
IHE SITUATION IN LUZON.
latest Reports from Gen. Otis Encouraging
Organized Rebellion EHdcl.

Washington. Dec l2-The war a. 4
purtment has received the following
cable gram from Gen. Otis descriptive
NJ the military situation in Luzon:
Manila Dec. En- EuIcucan prov
int,. tn. insurgents have been scatter
"a ANA driven east to the mountains.
cur casualties in that section in In"
last few days were 10. The insurgents
casualties in killed. wounded and pris
oncrs aggregate ZOE. Considerable in
su@.Ht property with records arms
and ammunition have been captured.
our TROOPS are now in the mountains
i'm pursuit.
The iusul gents have been driven
from Suhig bay ana the marines now
pcclIry naval station there. our col
nm moving west from Tarlac is now
nn rhc west coast VT LuZon whore il
has been supplied, II encountered little
resistance. \ column is nuw moving
west ANA south from DaGupan along
the coast.
There is no concentrated insurg"nt
force uf Importance in LuZon or north
of Manila. southern Luz"n will not
nm,r any serious resistance. Troops
ere meeting with cooperation in that
section
'OrgariZcd rebellion no longer exists
ana our troops are actively pursuing
robh,r bands. All important and
Threatened crn,-rs "f population III tn"
far north hIv" been occupied
,1:en,n OTIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-13
ELECTIONS IN PORTO RICO.
Republicans via in 8 Of The II Elections
Already Held.

san Juan. ?. r., Dee. 12.-Gov. Gen.
Davis has issued an order governing
the display Of flags in Porto Rico. The
Spanish flag is not to be allowed on
public buildings. OF late it has been
customary for the municipal authori-
Ties IN the interior towns to display the
Spanish and American flags together
on the city buildings
The Republicans have carried Ponce
by 400 majority. Elections were held
in Ii towns. The Republicans hold
eight with 1900 total plurality. Forty
five elections are yet un0rdered. 1t will
take two months to cumplete the cleo
ions at the present rate. The Repub-
leans claim san Juan by Il tremcn-
dous majority ana assert that there
has been complete overwhelming
federal defeat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-13
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBGC.
LITNHFIELD CORNER.


The teachers convention at Litchfield
Academy. Dec. $. MAS Il Very interest
ing ana Instructive one. All The town
teachers We're in attcndancc, but few
from out-of-toWn There was also 4
large attendance Of parents. Remarks
We're made by Ecv. $. ), Abraham
during which he gave some interest
ing facts concerning the schools OF
Armenia. Mr.. Taylor read 4 paper On
the duty Of self-improNemert and pro
gression. and remarks We're made by
State Superintendent Stetson. Dinner
was served at Masonic hall. After din
ner the Allard sisters sang TN Take
You Home Again. Kathleen L. which
The audience listened with much pleas
ure. as it always does when these fine.
cultivated little singers do their pant
If the enter tanning. y paper IN Thor
uuehness" BY Willard Rogers ana 4
question box conducted BY Professor
StctSon followed. Supt. w. +. 4iinklty
VIZ Males, was present.
Misses Daisy ana Kitty kindrick are
AT home from Bates College fJr vaca-
iiuu Of few weeks
There is IL be a social at Rev s. A.
Apraham's. Friday evening. under the
auspices OF the y. p. $. c. T.. to which
all young people between the ages If
l. ana 90 are cordially invited"
RIVERSIDE.
The Cony High Minstrel club Of Au-
gUsta. played here. Friday evening. to
a fun house, ana won high praise from
al who attended. While they DO not
,nri,.a claim, IA M. r,r,f.cSinpulS IN,
the art. they are we'll NJ as amateurs
lrd in some If their acts ana special
ties would MT 10 east Very much in
the shade TN those VINO max" greater
rrrtrntions. Their songs. jokes ana
special acts We're all in good taste, anG
rendered in such :: manner as 10 please
MA nev-T offend. Their four end men.
partly from the Prominence which he r
"arts necessarily assume. We're plriicu-
Iarly good. and at the same time none
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He Knows Whereof He Writes.

an editor prints his paper to give his
patrons the news Of the day and for
the money there is in it. He is pre-
summed to know of what he writes and
he generally does. When he writes as
b" does in the Leader Courier, Osceola
Mills. Pa. without fee or hope of re-
ward, that "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts magically. and we have
found non" better in our household If
you han" 4 cough, try it," it may be
accepted AZ an honest expression
worthy NJ credence For sale BY Jno.
r"ushlin, ~ Water 81. druggist.
INV, fri
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IN OTHER CITIES.
Republicans Generally Successful in II MN
icipaiites Voting. Yesterday.

Boston, Dec. 12.-The elections in
Massachusetts cities We're practically
concluded today. North Adams being
the exception, when l. of them We're
held. Unlike the conditions a week ago
the Republicans We're generally sue
cessful. although non partisanship was
Il winning banner in several cities.
only in Newburyport did the Social
Democrats make any kind Of contest,
while in Boston, Lynn and Woburn
ordinarily strong Democratic strong
holds, the Republicans scored signal
victories. The result in this city was
the sensation Of the day and was due
in a great measure to the knitting Of
the Democratic nominee
The day was also a good one for Ii
cense. two cities, Lowell and Salem,
changing from no license. and in many
instances the license majorities in cities
favoring the sale of liquor were in
creased.
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emma -. IL, ,,.3.,.. .....
.nt.,,.i,,,,..,,+ ,rt,'t, !" w
,,ir..l,. ,I'.,,,t,'1 i1 NIX Vas
cnurl.. from, ,b.. d,n,,,, CIV nv y
ali5i.nce. won tb. cake ,bnr,. VIVA ,,-,
thns.. .h.,. who v.o,,Id ho,.o .,i,.o,, =, ..
som" other couple. Following the en-
t"rlajnm"nt Was dance which seemed
70 he enjoyed by the many who took
l''I ''u'l' /" Iafs" arl"gatI"n Of
E'utft H''A ana women. ana som" older
ones came ~ from tn" city IN train
IT'LL, i, II i''-,t' ;iI'tr ~" lance, "n N"-
Il, n"SS GaN" E""d entertain
,..,'.In.t.l , l.'I.'7 ,i''''i'N, "i'N
M 'i'Ii'i' /,
III" II ,"'N 'Nr! com" again, ihey Will
!, I II" ! s''u MUS
turned his attention in the direction IF
hunting ana trapping with much sue
CESS ,,.i. , rae spent the better part of
N.'N "ufl-'IlG I!f me pig which was
,.st. bat h. couldn't catch him mill H.
constructed . huaa b,v t,a,,' fn.1 ,,.l,il,,
no .ntfee,l III. III ~, l;i',.,I 10y
~ I'm n " un,faI vs., 81
al Iast. FIJI. j r,ct 1n5 n.,,' h,a Hill, l'' i,
His pen again vitb an additfnn III t,,.n.
" three boards IN its height II III sar..
\" r.'S ,..,. ",i"fr Mf. Forrest again
bie 1.;.. ,,t,I "", "i' @er
,,l ,.;.- N"''' "l9'' 'h''
F9 '-''''
MlS =. N. Nmtrh"uSr Of Whining
ION, iJei.' call d on Allnz, Gcfchel. las.
week.
\; q whist rartv ,rl,,,r,.;..,. ......,.,,..
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its victims. Pe-ru-na not only cures ca.
tarrh, but prevents. Every household
should be supplied with this great rem
edy for coughs, colds and so forth.
1t will be noticed that the Governor
says he has not had occasion to use Pc
ru-na for other ailments. The reason
for this is, most other ailments begin
with cold. Using Pe-ru-na to prompt
ly cure colds, he protects his family
against other ailments. This is exactly
what every other family in the United
States should do. Keep Pe-ru-na in the
house. Use it for coughs, colds, la
grippe, and other climatic affections Of
winter, and there will be no other all
ments in the house. Such families
should provide themselves with copy
Of DR.. Hartman's free book, entitled
Winter Catarrh." Address DR.. Hart
man, Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-13

yes. Go. Vote, last year: Yes. 500;
no. 1349
Woburn. Mass, Dec. 12.-Wm +.
Davis was reelected mayor of this
city. today. on Citizens nomination pa
pers by majority of Sc over eX- Mayor
John p. Feeney, the Democratic can
ddate. The city voted for license. the
vote being: Yes. 1902: no. 12OS Last
year the license vote was: Yes. 1898:
no. 1910 The aldermanic board stands
70 Republicans to five Democrats. The
Socialist vote was not an important
factor.
Newton. Mass. Dec. 12.-Edward Il.
Wilson, the Republican nominee, was
reelected mayor Of this city by a plu-
rality Of 1l2 over VIM. II. Baker. can
didate on Citizens nomination papers.
The Republican nominees for aldermen
met with little opposition. The license
vote was: Yes, 1927; no. 2OlS. Last
year: Yes: 1881; no. 213O.
Cambridge. Mass. Dec. 12.-Mayor
Edgar 4. Champlin was reelected here.
today. over David r. Dickinson. the
candidate of the Temple Han party.
A a late hour all the precincts ex-
cepts one gave champlin 54l4 ana
Dickinson 1910. 50 far as the aldermen
are concerned. Temple Hall succeeded
in securing the election Of 10 out Of II
receiving her nominations.
The result Of the neglect Of the no
license question is that while the city
went for no licen<e it was but by
majority smaller by 500 than last year
The city accepted the S-hour law.
Worcester. Mass. Dec. 12.-Mayor
Dodge was reelected by Il plurality Of
,225. He received 1925 votes. to 400 for
Thayer. Dem: %. for Goodwin De Leon
lie. Socialist; 300 for Marcy. Social Labor
and l4o for Sanders. Social Democrat
The vote on the license question was:
figures Of last year the yes vote suffers Il
loss Of 39j.
The board Of aldermen stands fix Re
publicans. three Democrats The school
committee ANA common council dr. Re-
publican By big najurities The Socialist
ana Labor vot" SPLIT ANA was not mucl
OF a factor.
!, C ,ll,,5,. Mass, De.c. l2.-James Could,
elected mayor nv - plurality over
Charl \ +. Row. Republican. ANA Charles
K. Greene. Social Democrat. The citl
government is uou-pIrtiSau.
The Social Democrats made their first !
municipal nominations ana received /
strong snpp9rt- Thi- party elected SIX
aldermen; IN" Republican convention
The vote ou license vas. Ycs e2l7; NJ. |
2f&. Last year. Yes. 2rl; no. 2G2J
Lowell Mass. Dec l2-lIuu Jeremiah .
Crowley. Dem. was reelected mayor uver |
Hon. G"pr-y r. Putnam Republican, hy ,
~" votes TO-DAY Th" .yity went lic-ns.. bv !
lHI3 votes Thr Republicans elected eight !
.tIH, rmcn amt HE Democrats one. Wh.!- |
jhr !t'puhlirans elected n .uuuci!mcu Nv, |
~ n. Y Iin VA ,.nr nErr lt-t trAr Ii- |
,.ttI-t- vote. lrS. l,i',. u.I. I~i. last Nrts 2
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AGUINhLD0 A FUGITIVE.
Bodyguard Destroyed and Del Pillar
KiIIed--American Prisoners Rescued.

Manila. Dec. 13.-10.25 A. M-Gen.
Young REPORTS the rescue Of Rrutne Of
the Nevada Regiment and Edwards Of
the gunboat Yorktown. VINO have been
held prisoners ~ the I7ilipinos. Gen.
Tino conveying the American prison
crs north il hotly pursued. Aguinal-
do IL a fugitive in the mountains, his
BODY guard having been destroyed
and Grcgorio Del Pillar killed.
Gen. Conception has surrendered.
Two thousand eight hundred released
Spanish prisoners are coming to Ma
Mia.
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Harrington to attend the Normal
school.
The schools generally commenced.
Dec. 4th. The Village school com
menced. Dec. 12th with Miss Peary as
teacher.
Berton Il. Hall has bought his brother
NeInOn's part Of The farm and is now
sole owner Of the homestead
CHURCH HILL.
Arthur Cunningham saw a large buck
'iecr crossing John Fosters field r.
Gently Deer are quite plenty in this
vicinity.
y Is reported that a Christmas tree
VIII be held Christmas ave. either ut
me school house Or the church.
Lizzie Mosher visited at her hom,.
Sunday.
READFIELD.
Hon. Erastus Rider and family of
Bangor, are visiting his mother in this
place.
Miss Cid" Iaincs who resides at
Watorvill". is home on visit
Miss N. Miller returned u Nin,t. r.
Gently, to resume he1 duties d. teacher.
E.v. and 1I.a. u. II. Masterman
spent ThlI.t-.tyirg yitb thair danaI
t.r. Mrs. II. IN. Fal-,n III. V-.-.hrop
Center.
The little four-years-old son Of w.
=. Henry At the Depot recently re-
criyed severe cuts on his face by fall
from 4 Hat car on which he was play
Mr Bean has completed the steel
ceiling in the grammar schoolroom.
Fl,ul, Fooo has rot,,rr,3 ., bie ,,,,,
i'm Boston.
r..a, r.,+ta. ,,,...,.,I ..,,..,,. I,-a.,,,u.,a..
night aged - years. al the home IF
i..'eh l"'thakel. ATT Fattce bore an
''"h'fahit part in the war IF 1851
James ~. chase sOld his stock in
trade. Thursday. w Rocker = DoneIaes
WI EuwIoiuham
t J., ~,
r. "hcrI'r arrived IN the
4, j. ''i'i Na9 III attendance
!, IN i, H.. I,,,,i ~ tiie evening"
v-,,.,.t.
,1i-.. ,I;,. v,;,,,
,,'...;.... ms - ~ "'''"" Schooi al
- - . ii'i
seminary.
Miss Louise Barker is teaching at
North WAYNE.
lIt hPW'rtn League gave an entertaln-
i'i''' "l wayne nan, Dec. 4 social fol
'M'" ih' exercises
AIM MaN barker has returned
n' -'np"I( H'gAr Monday. Dec. 4
r,f1, 4" "''""h n !" teach ~ Beech
1rh.r,..
.,, N'S'lhE trends IN
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Hemp Ports ic Open Next Month.

Washington, Pee. Fin answer to
I'm inquiry from the war department
relative 10 the opening of the hemp
ports in the Philippines. Gen otis, to
day. made III" following response:
Manila. Dec. l.. Hemp ports will he
Vp"n Us soon As transportation fo"
troops can h" secured. Probably ac-
tive trade early i'm January"
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PRISONERS GAINING FREEDOM.
Three thousand Spaniards Released in luzc
Within Month

Washington. Dee. 12-The war de-
partment has received the following
dispatch: Manila. Dee. l2-Two thou-
sand additional Spanish prisoners So
cured in Northern Luzon. making oyc.
5000 released within a month: eco nuu
I'm route from Nigln ana transports
Will ~ sent for remainder.
tSignrD OTIS"
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Presho Elected Street Commissioner

Boston, Dec. l3.-2 \. M-Returns for
street commissioner, concluded at an
early hour this morning. with one pre-
cinct missing, show the election Of Ed
ward W. Presho. Rep, BY 1870 votes over
John H. Duane, Dem.
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Bon
Ami
The Finest Cleaner
MADE. irWiLL NOT SCRATCH oRwEAR ANY sun
FACE YET IT CLEANS TIE niRriGsr PERFECTLY.

province. from the battleship Ooegon,
was defeated by the Filipinos under
Gen. Finio (Tino?). on Dec A.
The Manila newspapers, despite the
censorship, admit that Cen Lawton is
missing
CThe foregoing dispatch is a strik-
ing illustration of the tactics of the
Filipino Junta at Hong Kong)
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District l-rrcderick ". Day. Dem.
District Philip OBrien.
District a-EdWard Dixon, Dem.
District i-MichIcl NJ. Norris. Dem.
ana Patrick Bowen. Dem.
District 5-Michael J. O'Brien, Dem.
District G-tieOrGe y. Tinkham. Rep
District Jas. H. DOYLE. Dem.
District S-,Ios Norton. Dem.
District 9-Wilbur +. Adams Rep. AMI
Frank l.. Goldman, Rep.
District lO-Robert \. Jordan, Rep.
District lie. p. Gerry. Rep.
The three men most Interested in
the election, Nj. Hart, who was elect
ed. Gen. Collins, who was defeated, and
Ar. Murphy. the chief factor in the
contest, All expressed themselves as
satisfied with the result.
Mr.. Hart said: The election means,
ir understand ID right. that the peo-
plr want a change Of policy in City
hall. ANA they shall have it. The fl
nuncce IF the city viii have immediate
attention ana We must try to adjust in
an honorable ana business-like man
rer our relations to the state.
~Nh.le not Indifferent to the personal
tribute which this victory brings to me
after a most remarkable campaign in
which my official acts have been
scrutinizel in an unprecedented man
ucr. and which. | think. have been mis-
represented 10 an unjustifiable extent.
yrt | feel that really the victory be
longs not 81 much To me as it does to
our city,"
Mr. HART expressed his appreciation
uf tn. support given him.
C,n. collins said: "As my heart was
never set on this Or any other office !
Am absolutely free from any personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. II was in essence a
clear Republican victory. Though the
city is normally Democratic. it has
never in modern times remained Dem
ocratic more than four years in sue
CcSSion.'
Gen. Collins sent his congratulations
10 MIR. Hart. carly in the evening.
In speaking of the result Mr. Muir
ply said.
II look upon upoH the result as a de-
feat for the methods which have char
actyiiznd the actions Of the so-called
BOARD Of Strategy" Mr.. Collins has
met with defeat because Of the men
Who supported him. The public did not
\, lirvc III them. ri frarn that he was
uul N tn,il control. Notwithstanding hi-
oid-timr assertion that he was no
mans man.
with regard to- Mr. Hart, l believe
hat H. will MAKE a good mayor. and
thar uo man, whether Il Republican
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or a Democrat, need fear him, provid-
cd that man is honest"
The Democrats elected seven out Of
the eight members of the school com
nittee
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Half the ills that man is heir N CONF
from indigestion. Burdock Blood Iiltt"r'
strengthens ana tones ii' Sl'iiiA N
makes Indigestion Impossible
mon we'd triA WkA,l
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Dailp 4 cnncbcc 3opr1al.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
The Bowling Contest. =

The East Sides defeated the Capital
cities at Norris x Cyrs bowling alley.
last night. by the following score:
EAST SIDES
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STATE OF OREGON, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SALEM, Nav 9, 1898. \

SALEM, May 9, 1898.
The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co, Colum bus, o. {:
Dear Sirs:-I have had occasion to use
your Pe-ru-na medicine in my family
for colds, and it proved to be an excel
lent remedy. l have not had occasion
to use it for other ailments.
Yours very truly, W.. Lord.
Any man who wishes perfect health
must be entirely free from catarrh. Ca
tarrh is well-nsgh universal; almost
omnipresent. Pe-runa is the only abso-
Lutte safeg guard known. A cold is the be-
ginning Of catarrh. To prevent colds,
to cure colds, is to cheat cstarrh out Of
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HART ELECTED.
continued from page ~

having served the city once before. but
it is four years since the Republicans
have been in control of municipal af-
fairs.
For the first time in its history the
city elected Il aldermen, the change in
number being made to ubviate a tie
> return was also made to the system
Of district voting. and proved very sue
cosSful. There was a number of warm
contests with the result that the board.
next Year. Will stand eight Democrats
and five Republicans The aldermen
elected are as follows: