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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-31
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS

4 boy named Willie TIipplcwight, Of Sumner
avenue, is suffering from injuries sustained by
falling a broken bottle and cutting his head.
Rev. j. J. Ruddy and Rev T.. F.. Lavello Of
st. Patricks church, will leave for New York
tomorrow and sail on Thursday for Europe.
Miss Hannah Jenkins of Tenth street, is visit.
ing friends in Danvlle and Wlliamspcrt.
Mrs. William Hortman, OF Berwick, and
Mrs $. VI. Townsend, Of Horncllsvllc \. y,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George W. jenkins, Of
South Hyde Park avenue.
Miss jennie Jenkins, Of South Hyde Park ave.
nue. is the guest of fricrds in Berwick.
Mrs Henry McDcrmott, of Lafayette street. Is
visiting friends in Phlad lphia
Mrs. A. r. Ileiser and daughter, Elizabeth, Of
South Main avenue, are spending a few days
at Wyoming Camp ground
Sister Mary Joseph, of the Mercy hospital, llor.
ncllsNillc, ~ y. and Sister W. Lignow, arc via.
iting Mr. and Mrs p. J, Toohcy, Of North Lin.
coin avenue.
Miss Jennie Fox, OF Bradford, is visiting Mrs.
Mccoy, of Tenth street,
The following officers have been installed In
the Christian Endcavor society OF the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church: President, d. A.
Stone; vice president Emma Frank; recording
secretary, r. II. Horton; financial secretary, H..
Chamhcrlm; corresponding secretary, Florence
Y. Irving; treasurer; Catherine Burial
Miss Beatrice Beverly. Of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
the guest OF Miss Hattie Cooper, of South Hyde
Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, OF Twenty.frst
street, are visiting friends at Plymouth.
Miss Margaret Powell, Of North Garfield ave.
nue. is the guest of friends at Hoadley's, Pa.
Patroman John Thomas resumed duty yester'
day after his annual ten days vacation.
The board Of directors If the Electric City
Whcelmen will hold a meeting in the club house
this evening.
The dance to be held at Laurel Hill park this
cycring will be under the direction Of several
we'll known young people who have issued in.
vitatons for the event
August 1 is the date of the Dodge Mine Ac-
Cidenta Fund excursion to Heart Lake and not
August II, as stated in Yesterdays Tribune.
Dr. William Rowlsd Davies OF South Main
avenue, has returned home from a few days
rest at Lake Winola.
Miss Sadie Bush, of Luzerne street, entertained
party OF friends at her home last evening.
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The German Bumpernickel band will
pay West Scranton a visit this even
ing. The members OF the band ar.
clever musicians and they play the
atest music. Herr" Snyder and
Herr" Miller are two of the soloists.
The concert will be given to advcr-
Use the Patriotic Order Sons of Ameri-
cas- excursion to Lake Lodore on
Aug. $.
The excursion will be held under the
auspices of Camp 1893. Patriotic Order
sons Of America. and Camp 430 Drum
,Crps. Lake Lodore and the park IS
complete now, so that there seed be
40 fear of disappointment
Camp 333 and Camp i3) will play
4 game of base ball FOR the silver cup
given +" Il Scranton jeweler. Carbon
1alc camp will play the winning team.
Games, races and dancing are on the
programme, and valuable prizes are
being offered by the committee.
The ladies' and gents waltz con-
test will be decided, and the lady will
receive pair Of fine slippers and The
gentleman an umbrella. The Ring
gold band win accompany the eXcur-
sion. Tickets, adults. - cents; chill
dren. 40 cents. Scheuer Bros. will
present a grand cake to the winners
Of the cake walk.
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While engaged in building a fire
preparatory to the noon day meal,
yesterday, Miss Elizabeth Steinback,
of 3i7 Brook street, was seriously If
not fatally burned
Miss Steinback was alone in the
house at the time, and was starting
a fire when, in some manner her
clothes caught fire and in a few min
utes she was ablaze from head to
foot. Her cries for help attracted the
neighbors, and with the aid of her
mother who entered the house just in
time to save the girls life, the fire
was smothered.
DR.. Quinn was hastily summoned,
and upon examination found she was
most terribly burned from her knees
to her neck and both arms as we'll.
Upon the advice of the attending
physician, the ambulance from the
| Moses Taylor hospital was summoned
and Miss Steinback was taken there
for treatment.
The Steinback family Is having un-
usually hard luck for the past month.
Just two weeks ago her father and
her uncle were buried on the same
day.
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Aldermanic Cases.

Robert Gibbons, manager OF the
Gibbons Coal company, had a warrant
sworn out yesterday before Alderman
Ruddy for the arrest of J. S. Rey-
nolds, of Lincoln Heights, charging
him with receiving goods under false
pretences to the value of S40.23 Mr..
Reynolds claiming that he owned val
liable real estate. The man has not
yet been apprehended.
NJ. j. Connolly of Prospect avenue,
had a warrant sworn out last evening
before Alderman Ruddy for the arrest
of Emil Hubertite, Fred Hubertite,
Charles Hubertlte, John Grady, Will
Edwards and Michael Battle, boys Of
tender age, charging them with mali
cious mischief. Connolly owns prop
erty at Pear street and Pittston ave-
nue., which is now empty, and he al
leges the boys wantonly destroyed the
fence, the window panes of the house
and otherwise damaged his property.
The boys will receive a heG ing tonight.
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Went to Lake Winola.

Sunday a jolly party of young peo-
pie, thirty in number, had a most
delightful straw ride to Lake Winola.
They left Scranton at $50 o'clock
Sunday morning, and before the sun
was fairly risen were at Lake Winola,
where they spent a delightful day,
taking dinner at Hotel Clifton. They
returned about o'clock Sunday even-
ing.
Those in the party were: Misses
Name Mcguire, Celia Barrett, Kate
Mcdonnell, Della Mcdonnell Anna
Roach, Agnes Mcdonnell, Name Muir
ply, Name Phinney. Jane Maloney,
Ellen Dolan, Annie Kelly, Kate Muir
ply, Frances Meyers, Mary O'Brien
and Name Merrick; Messrs. Andrew
Medlar, owen Meyers, Frantz Katz,
Edward Maloney. Frank Huss, An
drew Tuffney, Andrew Roach, John
Ketrick Henry Phillips, John Whelan,
Mart Barrett, Frank Mcguire, VIII
Reap, Michael Coggins and Michael
Leary.
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]. Davidson is said to have had one
OF these keys and a negro porter is
said to have had the other during Fin
ley's incumbency of the office. but wit
ness never had but one key. He talked
with Treasurer Day and w. ]. David
son Monday evening, January 20. about
bringing another body of men to
Frankfort, but did not decide until
Tuesday morning-the morning of the
assassination. 1t was agreed to do it.
Day, Golden and the witness went
to Louisville for the purpose of secur-
ing transportation for the crowd that
was to be gotten up. The witness ex-
planned the the slip OF paper found in
his pocket when he was arrested and
which read: Powers is our friend.
(SigEed) W. s. Taylor" was given to
him by Governor Taylor on teh morn
ing Of the assassination to be taken to
Pension Agent Leslie Coombs, at
Louisville, who had charge of the
funds with which the expense of the
contest were being paid.
Powers testimony was interrupted at
this Point by adjournment,
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New Church Needed,

At the Cedar Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church on Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. F. p. Doty, received a class OF
twenty-one persons into full member
ship from probation, a part of the re-
suits of the revival of last winter.
Another class remains to be received.
This society has, during the past two
years, made rapid advancement in the
number of it's members and material
prosperity.
A new church is now very much
needed and the trustees have placed
the church and parsonage on the
market, intending to secure a new site.
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FALSE PRETENsEs ALLEGED.
Joseph Potelunas Held in $500 Bail
by Alderman Kasson.

Joseph Potelunas, who up to a short
time ago conducted a hotel in Throop,
was yesterday committed to the coun-
ty Jail by Alderman Kasson in de-
fault of $500 bail, charged with false
pretenses by William Craig, agent for
the Central Pennsylvania Brewing
company.
Craig claims that Potelunas, while
proprietor of the hotel at Throop, se-
cured 5000 worth Of stock from the
company and that last week he left
for Plymouth without paying for tho
goods, having told Craig before pur-
chasing them that he would continue
in business at Throop,
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Charles Hcngci, Of 1907 South Wyoming
avenue, died Sunday night at 10 O'Clock OF heart
disease. Deceased had been i'll for the past two
weeks and was thought to b. improving and her
demise came unexpected, Mrs. Mcngel was "a
years Of age and is survived by husband and
one child. The funeral will take place We'd
nesday afternoon at 2.S0 o'clock. Services in
the Cedar Avenue Maethodist church by Rev. r.
T, Doty. Interment in Pittslon avenue cemetery.
William Edwards died at Pcckyille yesterday
morning from the effects Of injuries he received
At sterrick Creek mines on Saturday last, where
lie was employed as n tracklayer Deceased was
81 years old and Is survived by a wife and two
children, The remains were taken to the home
Of Charles Williams in Blakely, from where tho
funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock,
Intement IN Union cemetery.
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Edward Phillips Seriously Injured
in the West Ridge Mine by
Premature Explosion.

Edward Phillips, a miner employed
In the West Ridge mine w17 seriously
injured yesterday afternoon by the
explosion of premature blast.
The injuries are mainly about the
head and upper part of the body
Phillips was taken to lis home on
Meylert avenue in the mine ambulance
and medical aid EiNcn him.
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Funeral Announcements.

An S-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
owen Callahan, of 306 Twenty-first
street. died yesterday The funeral
will he conducted tomorrow afternoon.
Interment will be made in the Cathe-
dral cemetery.
Services over the remains Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leyshon's child will be
held this afternoon at the house on
North RebcCca avenue Interment will
be made in the Washburn street ceme-
terry.
The funeral of Elizabeth, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Nor
gans, Of North Garfield avenue, oc-
cured yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
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Mrs. Connolly Arrested.

Mrs.Nora Connolly, uf West Market
street, was arrested yesterday after
noon on a warrant sworn out by De =.
tective Ike Seidman for selling liquor
without a license.
She went before Alderman Fidler
and gave bail in the sum of $500 for
her appearance at court.
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He Is Improving.

Little James Mcguire, who fell from
a high porch at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcclure,
of Wales street, Sunday morning. in
juring his skull, is much improved.
DIR. j. p. Stanton, the physician in
attendance, says there is some concus-
sion,but whether or not there is Il
fracture cannot be determined until
the swelling is reduci.
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WEST SCRANTON

The remains were Inferred In the
Washburn street cemetery.
The remains of Gladys, the infant
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Da-
vies, of Fynon street, were inferred
in the Wnshburn street cemetery yes
tcrday afternoon.
The funeral of Gertrude, the young
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis,
Of Lafayette street, vii; take place
this afternoon. Interment Will be
made In Washburn street cemetery.
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THE DULANGE CASE.
Swartz and Summers Arrested on a
Charge of Conspiracy.

Another phase Of the celebrated Du-
lange case was presented yesterday
when Philip Swartz and Joseph Sum
mers, of Old Forge, were arrested on
a charge of conspiracy preferred by
Mrs. Mary Dulange. The defendants
waived a hearing and entered bail be-
fore Alderman Kasson In the sum OF
$500 each.
1t VIII be remembered that Mrs. Du-
lange's husband was arrested about
two weeks ago, Swartz and Summers
being his accusers. He was confined
in the West Scranton police station
instead of being taken to the county
Jail and was later released.
Mrs, Dulange now alleges that her
husbands arrest was the result OF a
conspiracy.
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
MISS ELIZABETH STEINBACK
TERRIBLY BURNED.

Willie Starting a Fire at Noon Yes
terday Her Clothing Became Ig-
nited and She Was Frightfully
Burned from Head to Foot-Party
of Young People Enjoyed a Straw
Ride to Lake Winola-Young Boys
Charged with Malicious Mischief
by M. j. Connolly.
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CONDITION CRITICAL.
Doctors Are Doubtful of Saving
Leutner's Life.

The condition of Charles Leutner, the
Petersburg drug clerk so badly burned
by electricity, continues critical. A
high fever keeps him delirious most Of
the time and the doctors are still du-
bious ms to his ultimate recovery.
DIR. Bernstein, when asked yesterday
II the boys arm would have to be
amputated. said. significantly: "The
question now is to save the boys life.
The saving of his arm is to be consid-
cred afterwards"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-31
BAND CONCERT
THIS EVENING
GERMAN BUMPERN1cKEL BAND
WILL BE HERE.

Composed OF Members of the P. o.
S. of a. who Will Have a Street
Porade-Report Of the Financial
Condition of the Capouse Colliery
Accidental Fund-Death of Anoth-
er Child-Two Funerals Yesterday
and Another Today-other Notes
and Personal Mention.
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Edward Moore Dead.

Wilkes Barre July 3oEdward Moore, an aged
farmer Of Flrmount township, died last night
from a scare he received about a month ago.
Three masked robbers entered his house and be-
cause he would not diyulge the whereabouts OF
his money the robbers tortured him and his wife.
The aged farmer never recovered from the shocks
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Jones Will Go to Washington.

New York, July 3o,-Danie j. Campau Of
Michigan chairman Of the executive committee
Of the Democratic national committee. arrived
today and had a conference with Chairman Jones'
Chairman Jones will go to Washington tomorrow.
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Capouse CollierY Fund.

The following is the report of the
auditing committee of the financial
condition of Capouse Colliery Acct
dental fund, for the six months, COM
mencing Dec. 81, 1899. and ending June
80, 1e00
Amount on hand Dec. a.. 1890 ......-.s SOd %
Received from levies and other sources. 1,0S7 40
Received for powder kegs .............. s6t 90
Receipts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Expenditures. ................,......... l,3i5 ~
Balance in trcasurcr's hands. .........,S All 90
Hugh Williams, John Lavcc, Charles Nc.
Nulty, auditors; Iohn W. Richards, secretary
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to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address ORDER to ]. T.
siarkey, s 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 66s3
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Georgetown, KY. July 3O-In the
trial of Caleb Powers, which was re-
sumed today, the defense opened it's
side of the case with a motion for per-
emptory instructions for a verdict of
acquittal. The motion was submitted
without argument and was promptly
over-ruled by the court.
Attorney Faulkner announced the
case of the defense. He said the de-
fense would show that the contests
over the state offices were not tried
on judicial lines, but on a partisan
basis, and that politics were responsi-
bic for the present prosecutions. He
intimated that the prosecution knew
the identity OF Goebels assassin. but
has concealed 1t. 1t will be admitted,
he said, that Caleb Powers and Char
les Finley organized and brought to
Frankfort the crowd of mountain men
who arrived there on Jan. %, but that
this was only to petition the legisla-
ture and not to intimldate that body.
He declared that the men who COM
posed the mountain army were not
bad characters, as charged by the 9TH
er side, and he charged, also, that the
Frankfort to back up the contestants.
He said Powers had in his pocket at
the time of the killing the keys to his
Office, which the prosecution alleges
had been given to Youtsey; that Pow
ers never conferred with Youtsey,
Berry Howard, Jim Howard. Green
Golden or Dick Coombs, and that Jim
Howard was not on the capitol grounds
until after the killing. 1t would be
proved, he claimed, that Weaver, one
of the main witnesses for the prosecu-
tion, was never in Frankfort until yes
terday; that Finley, Anderson and
Noakes testified for money and w. II.
Culton in the hope OF obtaining i'm
munity from the prosecution, and that
Wharton Golden's evidence will be sue
cessfully contradicted.
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Pea Coal sl.2o a Ton Delivered

the Lackawanna Iron and Steel COM
pany's new plant.
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DEFENSE In G0EBEL
MURDER CASE
CASE OF POWERS OUTLINED IN
ToDAY's PROCEEDINGS.

Charge That Prosecution Is Conceal
ing the Identity of the Frankfort
Assassin--Claim That Mountain
Men Were Not Summoned to In
timidate Legislature - Wharton
Golden's Testimony to Be Contra
dicted.
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Top-Notch Fashions
AT Half Price or Less
A Wonderfully Interesting Sale

OF Ladies High Grade Dress Skirts in tha latest and
choicest Wash Fabrics including P. KS Ducks,
Linens in various weaves, Crash, Denims Ka-Kais,
Etc. in fashions haudsomest models, with full
line of sizes and wealth of selection such is not
to be found elsewhere in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
AS an intelligent shopper who keeps in touch with
what is going around you must know the excel
lent reputation which this department deservedly
bears, and the present is by far the successful
have had in it. And as
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= IA I'M
THE FOOD DRINK

Some people can't drink
coffee everybody can
drink Grain-O. 1t looks
and tastes like coffee, but
it is made from pure
grains. No coffee in it.
Grain-O is cheaper than
coffee +; costs about one
quarter as much.
All groeeTs 15c. and 95c.
The evening times., 1900-05-17

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May I7.-In a fl
OF despOndency. brought on by excessive
drinking. Mrs Lizzie BIakeIy. Of No 1853
North TentA Street, shortly before II
O'Clock last, night. filed a bathtub with
water. drowned her three-year girl in
il, and then laid down in the tub. with the
body Of the child held close to her breast.
and tried 10 take her own life by the same
means She was rescued before life be-
came extinct, and is now recovering at St
Jcsephs Hospital
This is the second attempt the woman.
who is thirty-three years old. has made
upon her life. About six months ago she
attempted 10 cut her throat with a razor
while in a At Of dependency. Last even
ing she appeared 10 be in ordinarily good
spirits. and just previous TO the tragedy
was lying on a lounge and chatting with
Mrs. Martha Huston, the hOusekeeper.
The latter went out 70 a neighboring
drug store TO purchase pos age stamp.
and when she returned a few minutes lat
er found that Mrs. BIakely had disappear
ed. Supposing that she had gone 10 bed.
Mrs Huston busted herself downstairs saI
d time and then went upstairs TO ret..e.
She occupies a second-story back room. in
which she had left the three-y -year-oId
daughter OF Mrs BlakeIy early IN the
evening The child was missing and Mrs
Huston started on a search for her
On her way 20 Mrs. BlaEely's room she
noticed a light in the bathroom. and oper-
ed the door She found the tub compile e
ly filled with water, and the form OF Mrs.
I Blakely submerged. Across her breast as
the baby. dressed in a nightgown, face
down. and dead Mrs Huston lifted the
, child, saw that it was dead and placed it
back on the mothers breast again. She
gave the alarm quickly. and Sergeant
Clinton. who was near by. responded.
When he took Mrs. 3lakely from the
I bathtub she was unconscious and appar-
emily lifeless. The sergeant employed the
usual means used in resuScitating people
who are partially drowned, and succeeded
in saving the woman's life. When taken
to the s.. ,'oseph's Hospital the doctors
pronounced her out of danger.
Mrs. Blakely has been employed as a
cook in a restaurant near Fifteenth and
FiIbert Streets. and her husband is a car
cleaner. The body of the child was taken
to the morgue.
The evening times., 1900-05-17

huge log. The train. although slowing
down for the station, struck the pile with
such force that a wooden platform along
side the track was torn up and wrecked.
The train was stopped by the collision
and the trainmen were forced to get crow
bars and a sledge-hammer to break out
some of the rocks that had been caught up
underneath the lomocotive. Had il been
more solidly constructed the obstruction
would have caused a frightful accident
a search was made of the vicinity. but
nothing suspicious was found and the mat
ter placed in the hands Of Detectives James
Sarvis aId p. H Byran, of the railroad
force.
The detectives late last night arrested
Eugene Forbell, eleven years old, of Bay
side. The boy was taken TO the Flushing
Police Station, where he admitted that he
and other boys had built the obstruction on
the track for the fun of seeing a train
wrecked.
The Gerry Society was notified to take
charge OF the boy until be can be arraigned
in court.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
COLUMBIA UNIONS ELECTION.
Result of the Contests for the VarI-
oRs Offices.

The annual election Of Columbia Typo
graphical Union. which took place yester-
day. was one OF the most exciting ever
held by the organization. the full vote
pOlled being 1,74O, the highest ever cast.
The greatest interest centred in the
contests Cor president, vice president, and
delegates 10 the International Typcgraphi-
cal Union Convention. which meets at
Milwaukee. Wis. in August next
The officers elected without opposition.
together with the vote received by each
were: Secretary. William NJ Garrett.
1fSS; treasurer. J. F. Mccormick. i.27i.
trustee, Charles W Otis. 1895; organizer,
C. c. Hipkins. 1887; sergeant- arms. W
) Sampson. 1881: dOOrkeeper. J. L Fech-
tg, l.4l9, auditors. J. W. Carter, 1420;
\ J. E Hubbard. I.349: Percy l. Moore
1883
For president. E. 4. NJ Lawson. assist
ant foreman OF the fifth division. G. p. O..
was victorious over ". r. Ramsey. fore
man Of the specification room, G. P. o..
the formers vote being 500 and the latter S
$50, while c. c. Thompson, foreman OF the
Post, the downtown aspirant, polled but
22S votes The two leaders kept close to-
getheT for long time but when il got
a lead OF nearly hundred which was in
creased slightly after al the returns
were In.
Walter V. Smith received a good ma
Jority for vice president. his vote being
1Sl- James r. Armstrong was given $50
and J. II, Bsbcock 322.
For delegates 10 the I. T L.. Harry F.
Sauter led the ticket with I077 votes. the
largest number ever polled by a candidate
fH- delegate IN the history OF the union
The other winners ran in the following
order Edwin c. Jones SS3; A. w Bowen
s65, and Charles A. Sheldon. S47 The de-
feated candidates for delegates were
Charles T. Graft. 750; George B. Tallman
IA; George A Tracy. 712. and G. A Rhine
hart. Al.
The downtown members OF the union
feel highly elated over the fact OF having
elected their candidate by such a handsome
majority, as they were left without repre-
sentation in the l. T. L. last year, four
G. P o. printers winning This year
however. the downtown Offices held a pri-
mary election. Mr.. SauteF defeating F.
Lerch for the honor of entering the general
election. by a majority Of 20.