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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
GHOST OF JAMESON'S RAID

win Not Down and Bobs Up in
House of commons-The Hawkes.
ley kilograms Scare Ridiculed by
Mr.. Chamberlain.
LONDON. Feb. 9O-The house Of
commons to-day was crowded when
Mr.. David Alfred Thomas, Liberal.
moved the re-Openlng of the inquiry in-
to the Jameson raid. Among those in
the diplomatic gallery was the United
States ambassador, Mr. Joseph H.
ChOate.
Mr. Thomas disclaimed any personal
anImoslty against Mr.. Chamberlain, the
secretary Of state for the colonies, but
said the lnconclusive nature of the
first inquiry had created widespread
dissatisfaction, which had deepened the
indignation at the disclosures Of the
continental newspapers, Impugning the
impurtlallty OF the committee.
He said It was In the interest Of the
nation and the character and reputa-
tlon Of the house Of commons and Mr.,
Chamberlain that there should e a
full and searching Inquiry
Mr.. Thomas, further asserted that
the previous inquiry was farce, and
that the fresh facts Ndduced In the cor
respondenee published by the Indcpen-
denee Beige were strong grounds for
fresh inquiry.
Mr.. Samuel Thomas EvanS,' Liberal,
seconded the motion.
Mr.. Chamberlain, amid profound at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
SENATOR CLARK

Or. 4hs-stnnd. mt Did Not Produce
Any sensatiou-Evidenee Would
Seem to Indicate That Montana is
Prolific in Raising Up Prevarica-
tors.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2O.-sen-
ator Clark to-day continued and COM
pleted his testimony before the senate
committee on elections, but his testi-
mony did not attract as much atten-
ton as TINT OF other witnesses who
were heard during the day. The other
witnesses were Frank Corbett, Of
Butte. recalled; E. C. Day. who was
the Clark leader on the floor of the
Montana house Of representatives, and
John B. Welcome. who was a general
manager for Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Well
come did not take the stand until late,
and his examination in chief was not
completed when the committee ad-
journed for the day. He made a gen
eral and specific denial of all the allie
cations made by Whlteslde and others
These denIals were made in response to
questions by Mr.. Faulkner, and the
witness uniformly answered 81 do not"
mo" or Nothing like It occurred"
Mr.. Day admitted having accepted a
present OF 5000 from Mr.. Clark, and
said he understood that It was given as
a testimonial and as compensation for
his services. The oath Of office, as
member Of the house, was read and
seemed to produce quite IN impression
on some of the committee.
Mr.. Corbett and Justice Plgott were
confronted for a brief period early in
the day and in rather dramatic man
ner. They both testified concerning a
mortgage held by Mr., corbett, and
there was direct clash in statements.
When the committee met in the after
noon, Senator Clark resumed the stand.
He solved the problem as to the re-
quIrement that he should produce his
bank record by exhibiting the record
for the first half OF March, 1899. which
showed the transfer of 5000 to Repre-
sentative Day. The other expenses
shown by the statement were not
read, but the members Of the committee
were permitted to look over the docu-
ment. The record showed that the
5000 was paid with two certificates of
deposit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
aDERFY DAYg SPECLAL

Edition Of the 1ntelligencer, to be Is
sued Tomorrow CThuEsday) Morn
ing, WIN be Of Great Interest to the
People Of wheeling and the Sur
rounding Country.
The features are:
Numerous Illustrations
sixteen pages.
No increase in price
Historian John R. Spears tells the
story of the naval battle of Manila
A West Virginian. Andrew s. Rowan,
tells his story OF Carrying the Message
to Garcia"
Judge Cranmer describes the historic
old stockade, Fort Henry.
The late war aB seen In wheeling.
How wheeling went after the Ad-
mlral
The story Of John sehon Doddridge,
by his sometime schoolmaster, Prof j.
NJ. Hammond. A story Of great inter-
est, graphically told.
Something about the gunbont wheel
Ing" and the big cruiser West Yir'
ginin."
A sketch Of Lieut. Commander Curtis,
another Ohio county boy In the navy.
Secure extra copies as souvenirs OF
the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
ADMIRAL
DEWEY'S
SPECIAL
VIM Leave Washington at $50 This
Morning Over the baltimore
g Ohio Road.
CAPTAIN DOYENER'S Parry
Left Last Evening and VIII Arrive
This Morning, Numbering
Apout Thirty.

speoial Dispatch to 6hs InteIllgmcor
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 2O.-The
Dewey train win leave here over the
baltimore & Ohio road for Wheeling
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock The
admiral and Mrs. Dewey Will have a
special, and viii be accompanied by the
admiral's SECRETARY and Lieutenant
Doddridge. Mrs. Ellxlns will probably
20 ON the same train, certainly will II
She ands she can leave home, and 9TH
ers Of the party will be Mr.. Colin q.
Livingstone, Senator EllSns' private
secretary, and Mr.. Davis Elkins.
1t was the intention of Senator Ell
lins to attend the Wheeling exercises
but his recent mishap viii prevent him
from doing 50. The senator is better
to-day
Representative FFeer left last night
for West Virginia, and will be IN
wheeling ON the 22nd.
Captain Dovener's party left at ,s:e5
o'clock this evening in q special Pull
man, over the Baltimore 6 Ohio road.
Those with him numbered about thir-
ty, including those heretofore named in
the Intelligencer.
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THE KENTUCKY CONTESTS

Attorneys Seeking a Method Of ~.
osduro IN TniunCaon saits mat
will Avoid a Clash.
FRANKFORT. KY. Feb. q. -Theat
torneys for Taylor and Becllham %ti
hold ioInt conference Rt'lo o'clock to-
morrow, for the purpose Of discussing
propositions to settle which q the two
injunction suits relating to the contest
over the soveFnorship shan have pre-.
cedence on the Consolidation OF Both
cases, in order TO avoid a clash between
courts over the question OF Jurisdiction.
The BeclIhhm suit IS ser for hearing b.
fore Judge cantrill. Of GeorEetoWn.
Friday, ana the attorneys win attempt
to agree upon a plan Of action and facts
forming the basis of the suit, and a.
to what Judge the suit SHAH be tried
before.
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s1sTERsvT11F SOCIETY
Events of Social 1nterest-lIovs-
ments Of on Operators.

ments Of OIL Operators
Special Dispatch to the IntellieeneeF.
sIsTERsVILLB, W. Va FEB. ~
]. Y. McNought, a prominent contrae-
tor for the South Penn OIL Company.
and ]. L. Riddle, superintendent Tor the
same company, with headquarters at
Eagles Mills, this county who have
been touring Georgia for the past three
or four weeks, have returned to the
city,
The invitations for the seventh an
nual ball of the local lodge, Knights OF
the Mnccabees, to be held in the city
building Tomorrow evening, have been
Issued. It will be one of the swellest
events in social circles of the season
The announcement of the wedding OF
Miss Emma Householder, charming
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LIBEL on sTsTTRsVI11E.
Registers Story of Congregation o
Crooks There Unfounded.

Registers Story Of Congregation Of
Crooks There Unfounded.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntslliEsnesr.
sIsTERsvILLE, w. Va, Feb. co.
In this mornings Register there up.
peared an article to the effect that
there had been word sent to the author
tiles of Wheeling that a large number
of the most noted crooks of the cOun-
try were congregatlng in this city for
the purpose of going to Wheeling on
Thursday. to assist in making 1t un-
pleasant for the spectators there on
Dewey Day"
There is not the sembiance Of truth
in the statement sIstersvllle has a
bad enough reputation now, without
making 1t worse by publishing such rot
as that in the Register this morning. A
canvas of the city this morning reveals
not one stranger who cannot account
for himself in a good, STRAIGHTFORWARD
manner.
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HFlnsr. Fntomb.d.

HAzLEToN, Pa. Feb, 2O.-An explo-
sion OF gas occurred this afternoon In
No, 4 colliery. at Gowen. ten miles from
here. operated by the Cross Creek Coal
Company George Huda and Jacob
Longenberg, miners, were entombed by
a foil Of coal, caused by the explosion.
and have not been reached by the reSeu-
ing party Edward Fisher, another
miner, was badly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
KENTuoKY pEMooRATs
Net in Joint Session and Ratified
Former Action.

Former Action.
FRANKFORT. Kyp Feb. SO.-The
Democratlc members OF the two houses
Of the legislature met in joint session
ut O'Clock this afternoon and by a
vote OF Y to ? ratified the former pro-
ceedings by which william Goebel was
declared governor and ]. c. W. Beck
ham, lieutenant governor and through
which BecEham. since the death OF
Goebel. claims title to the Ofdee Of gov
ernoE The Republican members OF the
legislature. remained away from the
Joint session. having decided In caucus
not to attend.
The senate had adopted resolutions
yesterday and the house to-day and
the adoption Of them by the Joint as
sembly, from the Democratic stand-
point, pu.s the finishing touches as to
its action ON the contests.
In the session OF the Joint assembly.
Senator Triplett and Representative
order voted against the ratihca-
tion resolution. Mr.. Grider, IN.
explanation Of his vote. said
he had hoped that there would be a
full and fair investigation Of the con-
tests, and that he hoped to be able TO
vote with the Democrats, but he could
not satisfy his own conscience and DO
so in this matter. Mr., Orr declined to
vote. He said he had voted with the
Democrats in their former action and
did not think ratification Of those for
mer proceedings necessary now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
CHARLESTON CELEBRITIES
Coming to Wheeling to Attend the
Meeting of the Republican Central
Committee, and VIII Grace the

Coming to Wheeling to Attend the
Meeting Of the Republican Central
Committee, and VIII Grace the
"Dswsy Day" Celebration.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllEeuceE
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 20
Chairman Dawson, of the Republican
central committee, left here this even-
ing for wheeling to preside at the
meeting of the committee tomorrow,
Chief Clerk corder, Of the secretary of
states office, who is the committeeman
from the Roane district, will not go,
but his proxy will be held by State
Senator Harry c. woodward, of spen-
Ger. The proxy of c. P. Snyder. who is
now consul at Dlaz. Mexico. VIII be
held by Isadore schwabe. Of this city.
A committee, consisting of Postmaster
o. A. Petty, N. S. Buriew C. o. Taylor
and C. q. Rudesili, left here this even-
ing for Wheeling, to press the claims of
Charleston for the state convention.
Adiutant General Appleton. Treasure
er Kendall, District Attorney ]. H.
Gaines. were among others who left for
wheeling.
Governor Atkinson left this evening
for Washington, to attend a meeting of
the committee on the centennial cele-
bration Of the erection of the capitol at
washington. He will leave for Wheel
ing tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
oABINEr lIEETrNa
Discussing Sales Of Cuban Railroad
By Spanish Authorities.

By Spanish Author1tes'
wAsHNGToN,Feb. 2o.-At tp-day.s
cabinet melting were three absentees,
Secretaries Gage, Long and Wilson.
Among matters discussed was the
spanish claim involving the proceeds of
the sale of a railroad made by the
spanish AUTHORITIES after the treaty Of
Paris had been signed. This question
was considered at some length, and 1t
will be the contention OF this govern
ment that the railroad property was
included In the transfer of title by
Spain to this government In the sum Of
$4,000, 900, and that the Spanish author
tiles had no power to transfer It. Rail-
road materials, unused and held in re-
serve, may, however. be considered un-
Ter treaty as belonging to Spain.
The army reorganization plan sub
mitted to Congress by Secretary Root
was also discussed, and met with the
approval Of all of the members pres
ent.
The Macrum inoldpnt was also al
luded to.
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cnAIafs no HAva ooNoEgsIoNs
For Construction Of the Nicaragua
Canal.

For Construction of the Nicaragua
Canal
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Edward F.
cragin, who two years ago took NUM-
ber Of engineers and contractors to
Nicaragua over the route Of the pro-
posed inter-oceanic canal, has issued q
statement declaring that the legisla-
ton pending in Washington over the
-Pauncefote treaty can In no way
affect the Eyre-Cragin concession. He
said:
you may make me responsible for
the statement that the United States
cannot construct the canal except un-
der the Dyre-cragir concession. The
sole authority consists OF a contract be-
tween the government OF Nicaragua on
one side and Edward Eyre and myself
on the other executed at the national
palace, Magua, October, 81, 1895. This
agreement sets aside nli prior conces-
sions and also stipulates that no sub
seauent grant can be issued By Nicara-
qua. We pnid 100000 on account of the
contract which provIdeS that we shall
construct the canal ana is what will be
done.
"our programme is to go quietly
ahead, pay Nicaragua the 100000 more
within the prescribed time, raise the
necessary capital. construct the canal
and operate It."
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tentlon, said there was absolutely notl-
ing IN what iiaa happape1 SINCE
which could possibly be raised a.
ground for aseeond Inquiry
ne then proceeded to tesleW ~
whole history Of eommlttee ana re-
peated his previous declaration. espa-
chilly referring to the Hawkesley tele-
grams. Mr.. Chamberlain -TldIeuled the
grounds advanced for q new inquiry
ana said ''the precious collection OF
documents" " published BY The 1ndepsn-
deHce Beige had been oReted for taie
to various london papers which ''W9did
not touch them with tohgs4 and At lat.
he added, they found customerl Ina
friend Of the Beers.
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capture Of pritish Convoy.

cRADocR. Cape Colony, Feb. 90
Details have arrived here with respect
to the capture of the British convoy at
Rlet river. 1t appears that the wagons
were laagered near the drift and the
convoy was attacked by 1880 Beers
with foIr guns. The Smelling continued
ali day.
One hundred and eighty wagons were
captured containing provisions and for
age. Half the drivers and leaders were
kIlled or are missing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
ATTEMprHD sUI0tDE
OF a Wen Known Rig Builder Of the
Elk Fork OIL Felds.

Elk Fork OIL FIELDS.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligenceF.
sIsTERsvILLE, w. Va, Feb. 2o.-
There was an unsuccessful attempt at
suicide at New Matamoras on Sunday,
when Nicholas wooley, d prominent
and well known RIG builder in the Elk
Fork field, took two one ounce bottles
Of laudanum with the intention Of end-
ing his life. There was general surprise
here when It was learned that Mr..
wooley had attempted his life. He is
well known here. having done a lot of
work in the field mentioned above for
some Of the contractors of this city.
At the time of the attempt Mr.,
Wooley had retired to his room in the
hotel and after taking the poison laid
down on the bed. A lIttlellater friend
Of his went to the room to see him and
found the door locked Hearing groanS
in the room and surmising something
was wrong. he az once gave the alarm,
and on the arrival Of some other parties
the door was forced. The bottles from
which the fluid had been taken were
found on the dresser and told the story
at once. Physicians were sent for and
worked with the desperate man all
night, with the result that to-day he Is
considerably improved, and he will
probably be all right again in q few
days. No good reason except despon-
dency can be given for Mr.. wOoley's
attempt to end his life. He is in good
Circumstances, is well known and well
thought of in the oil country. and has
an interesting family.
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Buller's Casualties.

LONDON. Feb. 2O.-The casualties
among General Buffers forces in the
flghtlng at Hussar hill, Monte Christie
hill and other places from February 10
to February IS. were:
Knled-captain T. H. Burney and
thirteen men; wounded, six oficers and
15i men
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Speeches On the PAilipplae aaegtioa

Speeches On the FkilIpPfne Que9tlon.
WASHINGTON. Feb! Discussion
Of this Philipptne question was resumed
for u time in the senate to-day, Mr..
Kenney speaking against the retention
by the United States Of the islands and
urging TINT the FllipinOs be accorded
the right to govern themselves.
After the passaSe Of fifty-two pen-
sion bins, and number OF bills on the
general calendar. consideration was re-
sumed Of the Hawaiian government
bill. Some amendments were agreed to
but consideration Of the measure was
mot concluded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
Living Underground.

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Afafeking. dated
Friday, February 9. says:
"All business here is being conducted
underground. The resident commis-
sloner has sumptuous apartments in a
subterranean ''bomb-proof."
"The Cape police have large hall
with plano. The Mafeking hotel DIM
ing room seats forty, All those have
been dug ont and are Impervious to
shells"
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GAME OF CRAPS
Results in Death Of One and Wound
ing Of Two.

coRBIN, Ky, Feb. eO,-In a gamb-
ling game In 'bllnd tiger" in this city
to-day, George Harp wus shot through
the heart, dying Instantly; Lieut. Ab
Early was shot In the elbow and back,
not dangerously, aud Jim Bulpride was
shot through the arm. Sulpride says
that he heard the fight commence, and
on opening the door was shot, Lieut..
Early says that Harp shot him twice bC-
fore he fired. The affRir started In
q dispute over a game Of craps. II Is
uncertain who Killed Harp,
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ing was that one wouldlbe held to-mor-
rDw night.
The Republicans reported to be op-
posed to the bill ara Meslra- MCCALL
(Alass.); Littieaeld Cadaine); Powers
CVer1nOntl. TcmplinB New iYork);
Bromweil tohlo); Lorimsr dllinois);
HeatWole tllinn.): Tongue CoFsgon);
Loud (cala.); ZONES and chAhmAn
washn.). and crumpacker aHdiana).
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coNFERFs on FTNANcE
Have Not Agreed on Senate Amend
ments.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 2O.-The com
freres on the finance bill were in session
several hours to-day, but 1t was an
nounced at the adjournment that no
agreement had been reached upon
any point, although prospects were that
an agreement might be finally reached.
After the adjournment to-day the house
confreres consulted leading members
relative to the bl-inetallic amendment
iulJpted by the senate, 10 see Il there
would be any great objection to allow
ing Il to remain part OF the bill. The
time In conference to-day was consumed
entirely In discussion.
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Shot by a Quarantine Guard,

Special Dispatch to the intolllgencsr,
HINTON, w. Va, Feb. 2O.-At Alas.
ka to-day oscar Bluckcage was shot
and killel by u colored quarantine
guard. BlRckcagc attempted to lcava
the village md paid no attention to the
guards orders,
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Representative A. c. Dayton has In
trodueed a bill In the house to author
ize an increase In the pension of Capt
Thomas Reed, of Fairmont. 1t is un-
derstood similar bill viii be at once
introduced in the senate on the recon-
mendation Of Senator Scott
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Mr.. Frank W. Legge has been placed
on the temporary roll as stenOgrapher
and typewriter in the Office of the
chief Of engineers of the army, war de-
partment.
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MARRIAGE
Of Governor AtklnIon's Niece to Dr..

Of Governor AtkinSon's Niece to Dr..
]. 2. Butts.
Special Dispatch to the InieillEencOr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. 2o-
Miss Ida Pcmbertou, niece OF Cover
nor Atkinson, and Or. ]. F. Butts. a
prominent dentist Of this city. were
married here tonight at 10 o'clock and
left later for New Orleans to spend their
honeymoon.
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MUN1orpAL ELECTIONS
In Pennsylvania oities-RepubliCana
Generally Gained.

SoAAe4u44J NAAAASA'
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb, 2O.-Pltts-
burgh has not scen SO quiet and peace
full an election day in years. Little In
terest seems to have been taken in the
outcome, save in a few of the wards,
and the vote was small,
There is no great issue at stake any
where in the county and the contests
here and there were purely local.
Few changes in the political complex
ion Of the county win result.
The voting In general in Allegheny
was very light, lack Of interest in thu
election and the dlsagreeable weather
keeping many persons away from the
polls.
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summary Of POnnsylvania Elections.

Summary Of Pennsylvania Elections.
Philadelphia elected ten of the six
teen magistrates on the Republican
ticket.
Democrats secured control of the
council in Lebanon.
Democrats carried Warrington.
Democratic gains In Bethlehem.
Republican mayor elected In Hunt
ingdon.
Republicans elected eleven council
men and Democrats i've in Reading.
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For West Virginia, rain Wednesday;
warmer in eastern portion; clearing and
colder Wednesday night; Thursday.
fair, brisk southeasterly winds,
For Western Pennsylvania, rain and
warmer Wednesday; Thursday clearing
aud colder; high southeasterly winds,
For Ohio. rain Wednesday; fair and
colder Thursday; increasing aoutheast-
orly winds.
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The temperature yeetcrday. a. pbgoryed
by C. Schnepf. druggist. corner pt Market
and Fourteenth streets, was % follows;
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1900-10-19
THEIR WORK WHILE IN THE LEGISLATURE
Records of Senator Johnston and Represen-
tative Bras in the Last Session of the
Legislature.
Bills That Were Introduced and Those
Which Were Approved by Pop
uIist Governor.


Dawson county represented the Legislature during
years S9S99 by Geo A. Johnston Senator and Harry l. Bras
Representative They elected by the majority
preceding election and entered their duties JAM d. 1Soo
these candidates before the people again be voted
but and fair that the should
the bills they presented and the laws enacted by
During the heated campaign such this proving itself be-
the Fusion party doing all prejudice the people
them by making charges corruption
circulating the the Popusts and Democrats Both
for nearly Mr. Johnston has represented
Railroad Commissioner and Senator and nothing has
said against his character before.
Mr. Bras County Superintendent of Schools for years
his record County too we'll known the
need defending In of the Gazette the
ter of Mr. Johnston and Mr. Bras assaed
the honest and minded citizens of this county this proper
method of carrying compaign.
For the benefit of the citizens give here the titles
introduced by Mr. Johnston and Mr. Bras with record following
each bill showing the dates of their Introduction the
Senate and the in the House and Senate, the
of the Session Laws where the laws the
Book We ask citizen to investigate this and whether
Mr. Johnston and Mr. Bras have faithfully honestly
represented the citizens of Dawson