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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18


POr ell Tribunal de Distrito de es7a Ca.
pital fue condenadO en- la mailana de hoy.
a la pena de dos ineses y un dia de arresto,
Manuel Ab-il, por ell delito de- ameGazas
q agentes de la Autoridad.
Guam 10 un joven boer Sc determine 4
contraer matrinOnio, su primera diligencia
es tomar nota de todas las j6venes casade-
ras de la vecindad. Hecho esTo Sc pone
una pluma en- el sombreio, mete en- las al
fOrjaS varias caias de cirueas conftadas y
unas velas, nonta caballo y sc echa por
esos mundos en busca lie novia. Ilega d
una casa, Sc apea, llama, Ofrece la sonora
una GAIA dc ciruelas la nina una yel".
Las ciruelas son sienpre aceptadas, las ve-
las algunas veces. Cuando Sc rehusan
signitica que perdone por Dios. 81 sen
aceptadas, la mama SAGA un alfiler y 10 In.
troduce en- la vela, 10 que indica que la en-
trevista de los futnros debe durar todo 10
que tarda la vela ON gastarse hasta Ia mar.
ca. Es fana que cuando la yieja los dela
solos suelen arrancar el alfilery y colOcarle
algunas pulgalas mas abaio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

e. Tribunal de Mayaguez ha levantado ell
embargo de bienes que Sc habia decretado
contra don GOnzalO Min.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

Don r. Rodriguez y hermanO, de Yabu.
Goa, han disueltO la sOciedad mercantil que
llevaba su nombre, haci6ndOse cargo del &C
two pasivo de ella Ell sOciO geStor don
Antonio Garcia Cintron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

Ha sidO nombradO Secretario del Juzga-
do municipal de AibOnitO don Clemente
Torres MoraS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18
MERCADO De RUEvA YORK
q CABLEGRAMA ESPECIAL
DE LA ASSOCIATED PRESS,
LA "BOLETIN MEKtA ANTJL-

Nueva York, Enrlo 18
aarina de triso n um-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

Ell Tribunal Supreme ha condenadO q
CamachO IL amos un dia de pre-
sidio, por el delitO de homicide, y q Gavino
Ayala 4 s amos, un dia de presidio, por
igual delitO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

Manaua Sc celebrara en- la Santa Iglesia
Catedral uua misa solenne de Requiem, en-
Sufragio de las almas de los deyOtOs de
Nuestra Sonora de Ia Providencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

Manana a las 9 Sc vera en- ell Tribunal
Supreme de Jnsticia la vista del recurso de
casaci6n interpuestO por la representation
de don Eduardo Oasalduc, en- causa que Sc
lie sigui6 este por ell supuestO delitO de
hOmlcidiO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18


puesta favor de las escuelas, para que vo-
luntariamente 10 verifquen; vencido aquel
plazO Sc cobrara dOmicilio con un recargo
de 20 por 100
I'm papel de la Ciudad del Sur, fungiendo,
como otrOs varios, de juez sin suicide de
nuestrO serviclO cablegraficO, nos anuncia,
con tono altisonante y quijotescO, que pOne
en- duda nuestrOs cabegramas references al
General Davis. Estamos cansadOs de de-
mcstrar que tales opiniones tales juicios
nos ilnportan un bledo; y, aunque hubi6rs-
mos deseado que ell papel en- question, en-
'yez dc limitarse decr que ponfa en- duda
aquellos cablegramaS, huDiera atirmad0 ter
minantemente la falSedad de ellos, repr0du-
cimos en- su obsequiO la siguiente nOticia
del .sNew York Herald", del 8 del corrien-
te, pagira 10, colulnna "a, 30 apartado, en-
ingles, para mayov fl iil,d del ObsequiadO:
s'Genera1 Sssvis, " l.ary Governor Of
Puerto Rico, told the House Insular Com
mittee that American sovereignty ha heen
br d for The island so far, and thad ut one
per cent of the inhabitants understood tie
responsibilities of governnent."
Con 10 cual puede ir retirandO Il Su vez
ell peri6dico papel de referencia e elo-
cuente Y vigorCso parrafo de su escrlto en-
el que ,iecia qne no creit qle el general
Davis hubiera dicho tai cosd, "porque es
una meatira tau sclemne que deSlonraria
los lal'ios quo la pronnnciaran".
Dejese e peri6dico ..e poace de qujota-
das. Y sga iasgaRdo como le plazca nuestro
servicio cab.esriiico, micntras no aiirme su
talsedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

Por ell supuesto delito de robo ha sid,
puesto a disposition de la Corte Federal
Juan Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-18

EI vapor "Arkadia" ha zarpado de es te
puerto en- el dia de hoy, con rumbo BrigR-
ton (Trinidad.)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
TWENTY BUSHELS TO ACRE
Reported Wheat Weld in canadian
COunty shows Reduction.


Guthrie. O. T. July 21-According to the
Ell Reno Globe. the yield of wheat is
not what has been claimed for it in Ca
madam county The Globe says: ne
farmers are busy threshing wheat in all
parts &C the country. The yield on me
upland, especially upon the fat prairie
land, is not up to the expectations
There has been so much rain and the
water stood on the fiat land so long that
it re.tcr ed the yield at least one-th;'d.
MILAN E. Cecil, who owns fine farm
near Liberty. where the lend is ve-v fat,
finished th'eshmg his $50 acre crop aSt
week. He bad 400 bushels, or aooGt l.
bushels to the acre. The McMahan
brothers have finished threshing their
large crop in the southern part Of the
county. Their fields went from 16 to 20
bushels to the acre, probably averaging
"a bushels William Marian, north Fris-
co township, threshed 200 acres that made
2G bushels per acre. Mr.. Norman Mclean
informs US that the wheat in the vicinity
Of Calumet in the west half of the coun-
ty is threshing out from 16 to Is bushels
per acre. William Riley, whose farm
joins the city on the east, threshed his
50 acres of wheat and has 1000 bushels
in the granary, or % ushels per acre.
From the reports of yields from various
parts of the county we are safe in saying
that the average yield in this county
will not fall far short of 30 bushels per
acre, taking the entire country over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
NEVER WAS 50 HOT
In England in All Its History
as Now.
SWARM OF ENDEAV0RERS
Makes John Bull Stare--AISO
Admire Considerably.
SWARM OF ENDEAV0RERS

Copyright, 1900 by the Associated Press)
London, July Five are requested TO
state" said the Times on Thursday,
that the tall hat and frock coat, which
had hitherto been recognized as the cos
tune for Sandown aPrk, on the coca
sion of the royal visit. may be dispensed
with tomorrow and Saturday, in favor Of
the straw hat and other costume more
suited to the present tropical weather"
A few days of intense heat have done
more to break down the established TIA
ditsons of England than would dozen
reform bills. Long established rules Of
state, social business and political Ell
quette have been swept by the winds, or
rather into the humidity which the lack
Of wind produces. In land where a few
years ago sunstrOke was almost un-
known, the hospitals are now crowded
with cases Of that description For the
first time in the history OF parliament.
one Of the front bench members, Herbert
Gladstone. has appeared at ST. Stephens
wearing A straw nat TO the amazement
Of the members Of the house. Royalty,
driven 10 desperation By the hottest
weather England has ever known, and
obliged to appear az public functions, has
completely discarded the usual forms Of
dress Lord Ronald Covers annual let
ter to the Times inveighing against the
tai hat instead of being useless pro
test this week voices public opinion with
remarkable unaninity Wei known men
OF fashion are frequently 10 be seen at
the West End wearing white duck Or
flannel trousers with Immaculate fr0ck
coats and silk hats. This latitude Of
dress extends also 70 servants. Be
powdered aunkses. thick with gold lace.
may be seen grayely sitting upon the
boxes wearing sailor hats Of varying
pattern. and fashionable nurses have
gwen up the hot vel aud bonnet IN favor
OF light straw hea6gear. II brief. this
metropolis o1 the world, With ifs count
lass arbitrary forms q dress ana pro
cedure. has. in the short space q o week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
STRIKING FISHERMEN fight
Frazer River Gamers aud Men Cents
apart

Vancouver u. g.. July 2i.-Tkere was
serious hght at Stevenson, whore The
Frazer river cannsries are located. eur-
ing last Night between special policemen
and striking fishermen. Two boats were
out fishing under protection ~ two patrol
tugs with special police on board Eighty
strikers followed IN small boats. attacked
the patrol tugs and engaged IN O hand
to-haud night with the officers. No enc
was armed or there would certainly have
been several fatalities. The police wesa
vastly outnumbered by fishermen. who
climbed aboard tugs and administered a
severe beating % the police. The white
men who had been fishing under polite
protection were taken ashore By striker
and paraded through the streets with pls-
cards attached TO their back dsuounci (
them as "scabs"
The fishermen have finally rejected the
offer Of the Gamers % pay IS cents pr
hshe straight through the season irr--
spectlge Of magnitude az salmon Tun 8r
Guctuaucus On prices This morning fae
manager ~ two ~ the large caEaefiH
gave orders 20 rIs=s shelr establishment
forthwith far the entire season. TIE re-
naming forty-dvo caareries Wiu be closed
down on Monday sather than gay fHe
price o. = cents demanded hy the nstrr-
men. - Is claimed this uaaid entail iess
- Gamers u SEQ 90 81 closing al fH-
cannerlez the SUM Of 3 - 11 fisbu-eaa
annually 7s wages wilI be withheld fsrHS
the fishermen and other employees - tae
ranrr~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

been turned topsy-turvy and has become
as free and easy as Haytien village in
the heigth of summer.
The serious phase Of the matter is the
rapidly Increasing death rete and the
pr5phesied continuation Of the heat
wave. The papers never tire Of pointing
out how utterly inadequate are the pro-
visions to deal with the present condi-
tons. Ice Is a luxury o5taiuabie 5y the
rich only. and BY them in limited guam
titles. For the Door there is no auevia-
ton. not even the opportunity 20 battle.
The idea Of flooding the heated streets
has not yet dawnea upon Enclaud'S mu-
The supply OF "a uhies a the
London hospitals 10 deal with heat pros
trations IS absurdly inadequate. Hence
it IS small wonder that business IS prac-
tically suspended and social function are
cut short and made as informal as pos
sible, to say nothing OF al the Military
maneuvers at AIdershot bong postponed
Even the ghastly news from China e.icits
hut half-heared interest in a nation
which finds itself suddenly transferred
from a temperate to tropical zone. with
ali LIc 0lSdLyltlLifo Of EAp-4Af HAst tlt'fti''-s
and Institutions. London's methcds ~
transit. underground trains. inside buses.
etc. never well ventilated. can now only
be described as sweat-b3xes.
What with the Christian EnGeav0r
thousands permeatinz London this week
the American invasion NAV be said %
have reached its zenith Scarcely any
event connected with American enter
prise has created such general interest
in England as the proceedings at Aiexan-
drIa park. The bsshoo o. London. Ri-ht
Rev DR.. Mandell CREIGHTON. while facing
the thousands who waited 20 hear him
speak. turned tn one ~ The Americans
that was on the Platform and said:
How wonderfully you DO these things
IN America The transp7rtatl0a - such
an fmmene contingent so many thou
sands of miles has Tremendously i'm
pressed all prominent EnRiishneu wao
have come into contact with the dele
gates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

Of its natural supply Of blood. This sets
mp all sorts Of functional irregularities
so common 10 people who spend much
time indoors. Peruna cures these afTec-
tons by regulating the supply OF blood
and giving to each part of the system
exactly that portion % the blood to
which II is entitled.
BY producing a natural appetite, cor
recting digestion and regulating ,se
supply Of blood in the system, Peru1a
removes the cause Of a thousand and ono
maladics very common in ws.m
weather.
The fatigue and fsngu0r Of NOT
weather Is directly due 10 impoverished
blood. This condition prepares fhe
way for the sdvenf OF almost any dis
ease. Peruna protects the system
against fhe ailments Of summer b. for
fifyfng il with a regular supply Of fhs
besf blood.
A book entitled "Summer Catarrh
sent free by The Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus. Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
FOUGHT OVER AGAIN
Must be the Jacobs Sipes
Contest, From Indications.
TAYLOR NO FlGUREHEAD
So Asserts He EmphatiCaIIy-
Results of Primaries.

Guthrie, o. r, July 21.-The sweeping
victory Of Jasper Sipes in the Oklahoma
county primaries is indicative that the E.
Reno fight between Jacobs and Sipes will
be fought over again, but not with the
same intensity or earnestness. In the
coming convention at Oklahoma City
there will be no national delegates TO
elect, thus eliminating the combination
feature which played such an important
part in deciding the contest on national
committeeman at Ii Reno, and it will
require a vast amount of political STRAIT
egy and generalship for either Jacobs or
Sipes to maintain the following they
controlled in the former convention. Ever
since the Kansas City convention, where
the national committeeman fight was re-
ferred back to the territory for settle
ment, there has been q disposition to Sc
cure harmony between, the factions by
substituting a third person as a compro-
mise candidate. Logan county is the first
70 respond to this sentiment, by putting
forward Captain T J. Taylor. and with
a break started it remains t. be seen
whether or not any Of the other cOun-
ties will respond with a candidate. 1t
has been coverty asserted that Taylor's
candidacy is merely a blind to be thrown
off in favor Of Sipes when the crucial
moment arrives. but this insinuation
Captain Taylor Indignantly denies. He
asserts that he went into the fight in
good faith and only after it became ap-
parent that through neither Jacobs nor
sipes could a reconciliation between the
factions be effected. In the former fight
Logan county with its sixteen votes lined
up with the Sipes party, but there was
strong push outside Of the delegation
that was diligently plugging for Jacobs.
In the present fight it is pointed out as
significant that Captain Taylor has on
his de'eGaions an equal number Of what
We're formerly Jacobs and Sipes' sup
pcrters, which IS being urged as evidence
that the delegation IS fairly and une-
quvccally supporting the candidacy Of
the Logan county man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
is IN TlP-T0P SHAPE
Condition of oklahoma National
Guard at Present.

Guthrie. O. T., July 21-On Thursday
Col R. V Hoffman requested Governor
Barnes to tender the servicse of the Ok
lahoma National Guards to the govern
ment for service in the Chinese war.
This was preceded with an interview
with the governor in which Adjutant
General Orner made the same request.
THE First regiment" said the adjutant
general yesterday to a reporter for the
Capital here, ''is on a better footing than
at any time since its organization in 1894.
This fact is due, am sure. to the annual
encampments and target practice, which
has resulted in great benefit to the men.
There are twelve companies and a regi-
mental band Eight Of the companies
are we'll equipped, having Springfield
rifles. One company, M of Oklahoma
City, has rifles, but no other equipments.
Three companies, C. of Hennessey,. 7
Of Alva-Woodward, and Il of Perry, are
Unequipped, but I made a requisition on
July l to furnish them and they viii soon
be in readiness. Within one weeks no.
tice the entire regiment can be collected
at any stated rendezvous and ready for
the mastering officer.
1.-THE National Guard will soon become
better equipped. on account Of the fed
eral appropria ton, by an act Of the last
congress, being raised from $4,000 20
100000. This appropriation is made
for the benefit of the state miIitias, and
of this amount the Oklahoma quota will
be $1,000. which is about three times the
$2.73,O3 last year. This will place the
National Guard on an excellent footing
81 expect to see the National Guard at
the encampment this year make fine
showing, fully fit and competent to rem
der any service II may be called upon
for the territory or the nation"
Adjutant General Orner has given out
the following complete roster Of the reg
iment as 1t now stands, all companies be
ing up TO the required number Of men:
Colonel Roy V Hoffman, Chandler.
Lieutenant Colonel F. L. Boynton,
Kingfsher
Major S A Maginnis, Blackwell.
Captain L. c. Booth, Company A
Guthrie
Captain Grin Ashton, Company B,
Captain Fred vandenburg, Company c,
Medford
Captain ]. c. Goranao, Company D.
Ponca City.
Captain c. C. RanbO. Company E,
Pawnee.
Captain A. H. Young. Company F.
Shawnee
Captain z. F. Swim, Company C.
Hennessey.
Captain e. H. Jayne. Company H, Ed
mond
Captain o. C. Palmer, Company I,
Alva-WOodward.
Captain Charles West. Company K.
Enid.
Captain Sam Wadsworth Company T.,
Perry.
Captain Fred P Finnerty, Company NJ,
Oklahoma City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
FRIGHTENING OUTLOOK
Lord Curzon Reporfs sufficient Rains
Nearly Every where.

London. July z1.-Tae secretary O. T'a'a
for India. Lord George HarH 20 Eas re-
czIved the following d.sDatca from ths
v,ceroy q india "At Bombay ,Ha eraas
aye reported above tfs average. Al T11-
kan. in tas Carnaac and ia ths eastern
Deccan the~ ere yrau nS
south % Nse-o11fa. and north ~ Seer
budda. a. Jassral. Kath'ana- ara Pa
rosa, TIE rainfall has oeaI i1 1fH e ut
There has been It.is sswi.z except lr
few places + VIII De iura-9la s9U
l5~ food e~e-s urt1 after August TIE
sowing ~ cct.ou VIII caH,rf@ artG Az
gust Il. IN tae central DrovIuCet excel
lent rains have prevailed lat-i7- s1@soE
or food r-rise1s s. nei1z r-7
ecote3. y tn rH9aeeeu e utsrser fsr--
able within the cultivated are ers1e 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
CLEAN SWEEP FOR TAYLOR
Result of Democratic Primaries in
asnthr O and LOgan County.

Guthr.e, Q. T., July 2-The Demo-
cratic primaries in this city and town
ship resulted in clean sweep for Cap
tain T. J. Taylor for national commit
tee-nan. and indications are favorable
that he will go into the territorial con-
vention at Oklahoma City with an in
structed delegation from Logan county.
The expected fight between the Daily
Leader and the Joe WHISKY factions in
the Second ward primaries failed to show
its head, great care having been mani
tested before the primary opened to ef-
feet an amicable adjustment whereby
the delegation was equally divided be
tween the two factions Editor Niblack
Of the Daily Leader heads the delega-
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
IN THAT SPITE FENCE CASE
Horace speed Has Gained the Latest
Legal Advantage.

Guthrie, 0. t. July H-The noted
spite fence" case. in which United
States Attorney Horace Speed and DR..
Tiia Smith. wealthy woman physician,
are the parties involved. was again be-
fore Judge Hainer in the district court
today On last Monday the court gave
DR.. Smith three days to remove the OBJ
noXious obstruction to Mr.. Speeds COM
fort and peace Of mind, which she failed
70 perform. On this showing the court
today ordered the sheriff to tear down
the fence and cited Or. Smith TO appear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
AL, GAMBLE LODGED IN JAIL
Charged with shooting John NaIls .
Trouble of Long Standing.

Guthrie, O. T, July 21.-A special from
Oklahoma City says: Alb. Gamble was
brought in from Luther yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Armstrong and lodge1 IN
the county Jail charged WITH shooting at
John Walls The trouble between the two
men is of long standing. 1t seams that
about two years ago Walls and Gamble
had some trouble and that Walls after
ward went to Candles place and abused
an insulted Mrs. Gamble Walls was or
dered to stay off the Gamble place, hut
soon after that he made another visit,
and in the fight that resulted, Gamble
was badly wounded by receiving lead
of shot in the arm. He declined to prose-
cute his assailant, and the matter had
been kept quiet until the fight of yester-
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
WITNESS CULTON a FAILURE
Ex-Secretary Of state Finley Roasts
the star Witness

Inaianap5lIs. Ind. jay -1--Caarl 8
Finley. ex-secretary = s-a-s q Ken
tucky. IN speaking % TIE t~ial ~ Cs]e5
Powers. al Georgetown. Ny. sad .oeaE
~ Bringing he reu fru IRE .atsTio-
q Kertucky~ to Frankfort - ps.t-eoa
ths legislature s q crime ] ar III IT.
Every otaer Republican leass- 81 Er1nk-
for irc311s-E GOV rno- IA serr Is 2 al
II guilty TIE c.tiEns = taa szafs have
4 -lzht 70 petition tae les stature sid
fhzt s. what taess = s1is4neer Ne EaFe
heard 90 much about 11 j s. ssrr
trat -hey I'D n1i az .eErn ~ =
euneS az cuce- Ta&s va a&& ~A~
saat Cairo--s testimony at
fasfrge Ea did not Show ~ Ia
yssr7.ss a. a. arr 1utersste- sn se-
.ng whzs sc-t q Instructors tie 1e1se
gives the jury"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
Certificates 70 Phnrmacists-

Guthrie, Q. T. July 21.-As i result of
the examination held in this ri.y last
week Secretary Lille. of the tes-i-or.al
pharmacy board, has granted certificates
to the following as registered druggists:
Chas. W. Driesbach, Pawnee; henry
Harmon. Oklahoma city: ". Il. Sand.
Saltwater: +. B Moore. Violet; O. y.
Panton. Ponca City Certdcq IS were
granted TO the following On liololnas Is
sued from the pharmaceutical otrart-
ment OF the territorial university: Hos-
ace A Summers, Carwile. Nelson SUR
sis. Miami. J. r An assistants Ger: f.
Gaze was granted to Roscoe L. Martin q
Shawnee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
HER IDENTITY A MYSTERY
Guthrie's Starving Woman and Her
Rabs StaN Disnnnenred

Guthrie, Q. T. July 21.-The identity of
the woman, who was found with her 2
year-old babe on the bluffs west Of the
city Thursday night. still remains a mys-
terry. 1t has been ascertained by the po-
lice that she came from Gainesville
Texas. where she had been deserted by
her husband. She walked all Wednesday
night, carrying her child, and early
Thursday morning arrived az the bluffs
just north Of Lovers Lane" Here she
was lying all day in the shade of a
black jack until the cries Of the child at
tracted the party Of recuers. AL Else
that is known IS that the woman and
child were brought to the city in q buggy
since which time all trace Of them as
been icst. although the police have
searched diligently
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
ALL LABELLED DEMOCRAT"
On This Basis Fusion Is to Fuse in
RlMlen f'OuntY-

Guthrie Q. T., July 2L-The Demo-
cratic county central committee Of
tee 10 confer with a like committee to be
named by the Populists and agree upon
a plan Of fusion this fall. The commit
tees VIII meet at Pawnee next Saturday.
The Democrats viii insist that the ticket
be headed Democratic, and every Popu-
list who aspires to a place on the ticket
must announce his candidacy subject to
the Democratic primaries. If the Popu-
lists will agree to this condition they
viii be permitted to name a proportion
ate per cent Of the candidates.