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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
HAM
| NEGRO CHARGED WITH SERIOUS
CRIME-DRUG STORE ROBBED.
| Especial to Virglnlan-Pilot.)

Hampton, June 6.--Samuel Wright. q
notorious negro. is in the county jail
on the charge of having assaulted Lii
lie Henderson. small colored girl
The alleged crime was committed at
Old Buckroe Hotel Saturday night, but
not until yesterday was the complaint
received by the police. The second
charge is that OF shooting, with intent
to kill, one Cornell Burwel, who also
has q police record. Burwell, it Is al
legged, attempted to go to Lille Hen
derson'S rescue, when Wright whipped
out his revolver and fired. The ball
entered the fleshy part of Burwelr s
leg. and Will necessitate his remaining
in doors several days.
Wright Is a tall dark negro.
The Henderson girl Is Just Is years
old. and the feeling among her ac-
quaintances Is rather caustic against
the prisoner.
and claims that he will be able to prove
himself innocent when given an oppor-
tunity to do so.
DRUG STORE ROBBED.
The drug store OF Mr.. Harry Phoe-
bus, at Old Point was robbed of about
$50 in money and goods early Tuesday
morning by an unknown thief. The
rear window was priced OPEN The cash
register was broken and about $3.50
taken by the thief In cash.
WOODEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heurls cele-
brated the wooden anniversary of their
marriage at Buckroe Beach Tuesday
night.
The larged lining room ut Buckroe
Hotel was thrown open during the eve
ming, where the guests were served
with the most delicious refreshments
The first assignment OF asphalt blocks
which Will be placed down on King
street arrived In Hampton yesterday,
and are now being rapidly unloaded.
The large vessel which brought the ma
terra, here is tied up at Hampton
wharf There are $4,000 blocks in the
consignment
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Words Of Praise from a Banker

Mr.. Chas. e. Currler. Of tho Atlanta
words. not only In finanoiering, but in his
conversation generally. He suffered much
from indigestion, and writes:
81 have used Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy
in attacks of acute Indigestion. and have
always found 1t to give Instantaneous re.
lief. / consider II O medicine OF high
merit. c. E. CURRIER"
Price 80 cents a bottle. at all druggists:
or sent for price. express paid. by Tyner
Dyspepsia Remedy Co., As Mitchell ST.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Send Five Cents in stamps to pay post
ago for Sample. FREE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
PETERSBURG.
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

y
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Especial to Virginian-I'llot.)
Petersburg. Va, june 6.-Thcrc was n
wholesale jail delivery in tho Chesterfield
county jail some time last night. and as
n result the prison of that county is now
practically depopulated.
Although not knowing exactly how they
had gotten away. Mr. Gin is of the opin-
ion that the doors Of the steel cells.
which front on n corridor. had been left
open. The prisoners. having gotten into
the CORRIDOR succeeded in forcing open
the outer door and then took to the
woods.
The prisoners who escaped were six
negroes and orc white man. as follows:
benjamin Beichcr. white; Oscar Davis.
w u. Jones. VIM Craig. Thos. Scabrcezc.
Richard Williams aud Thomas Wells
Bclchcr is from Petersburg and is charged
with housohrcaking.
One was awaiting trial for shooting n
conductor on the Atlantic Coast Line n
few days ago. while tho others were
charged with stealing.
Searching parties are now out in every
direction and tonight IL was said Thar
several OF the fug!tves had been re-
captured.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
RARNEY-WiSE WEDDING.
IPROMINElNT VTRGINrANS WED
Odd AT NEW YORK CITY.
Especial to Virginian-Pilotl

Taiclm'ond. Va. June 6.-AIr. James
Perine Barney. of Jamestown. va. and
Miss Eva Douglas Wise. daughter OF
Hon. John S. Wise, were married this
afternoon at the home of the brides
father. No. 154 West Seventy-sixth
street. New York city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Neifert. rec
tor Of Zion and ST. Timothy Eplsco-
pal Church. The maid OF honor was
Miss MarGareittta Wise. sister of the
bride. and the best man was Major
Henry A. Wise, OF New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

BAD DRINKING WATER.-Evcry one
suffers greatly from the different kinds
of water he is compelled TO drink. and
nothing is so likely to bring on an attant
of diarrhoea. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is the only safe. quick and sure
cure for It, cramps and cholera morbus
Avoid substitutes. there Is but one Pain.
Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c. and soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
THE VICTIMS FRIEND.

w. j. Stage was rejected. lie was q
particular friend of the deceased.
M. w. Dnrden said he was young ana
had been impressed 10y what he heard
and read. He was afraid he might not
be ablo to do justice. He was not ac-
cepted.
j. IT. Dunston had crysipelas and was
afraid to be put on the jury. The pros
ecuron wanted him examined 10y DR..
Ward. Judge Hinton objected and
again noted exceptions when over
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
FOR THE CONVENTION.

THE OFFICIAL CANVAS GIVES THE
PROPOSITION 1892 MAJORITY.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot)
Richmond. Va, June 6-The official
canvass OF the vote on the constitu-
tional convention proposition. DickIn-
son county excluded, as not heard from.
gives majority for the convention of
1882. Dickinson will change the fig
ureS only a hundred or two
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

l concluded TO try your medicine and
l can truly say it docs all that you
claim for it to do.
Ten bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and seven pack
ages of Snna6ve Wash have made n
new woman of me. l have had no
womb trouble since taking the fifth
bottle. l weigh more than have in
years; can do all my own housework,
sleep we'll, have a good appetite and
now feel that life is worth living. I
owe all to Lydia L. Pinkham's vegeta-
BIO Compound. I feel that 1t has saved
my life and would not be without 1t for
anything. I am always glad to recon-
mend your medicine TO all my sen, for I
know If ttoy follow your directions,
they wSll be oyrsd.."--MRs. ANNE
Tuo1Rse&.saAth R@ sasiRgs. Ark
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
NO NEW TRIAL.

North
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
Roanoke Lady Drowned.

tBy Telegraph to Firginian=Ptiot.)
Key West. Fla. June 6.-While par
ty of school teachers was in bathing at
Boca Chica. near this city the under
tow swept away Miss Cddngtou, of
Roanoke. Va, who was drowned before
aid could reach her.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

W OR PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY
"a settlements place your insurance OF
all kinds with WOODWARD & ELAN
Suffolk Va. my2-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07

Judge Barham yesterday over-ruled
Prof. II. ]. Frawley's motion for a new
trial. The Oigamist Professor was very
bitter against Mr.. Gett, of the prosecu-
ton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
GILLIGAN PLEADS
NOT GUILTY.
Second Days Trial Of This CeIe-
brated Murder Case.
MANY JURORS REJECTED.
Counsel for Defense MOTTO Many Exceptions
out tho Least Show OF Weakncss-Iims
BIany Friends in Court = Taking OF Testi-
mony VIII Begin To-day-Notos of tho
Trial.
Especial to virginian-Pllot.)

Suffolk. Va. June 6.-The Gilligan
case will be tried this term. After n
day spent mostly in routine work. but
enlivened By occasional tilts, the en-
tire jury had been empaneled when
court adjourned at o'clock this after
noon TIL 10 O'clock tomorrow morn
ing. One feature of the case to-day
was the great number of exceptions
noted by the defense Every time they
had n motion overruled an attorney
would note exceptions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-07
HAD ERYSTPELAs.

Ono of the talismen who was being
questioned this morning. Mr.. Dunsto ton,
said ho had erysipelas. He had been
examined by doctor, and he did not
care to so into the trial as q juror
with Il prospect of illness. Colonel
Boyldn brought out the facts and
moved to have DR.. Ward make an ex-
animation. Judge Hinton insisted on
the acceptance of the juror, opposed o.
motion for his examination and except
ed when overrulcd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
ZAPISIWAC WIARUsA!
Pola ziOte pod Nome.

o~SO R~ 0
Pie-wszY cYrkularz wzgiedem
pol zlotych v Klondike pu6c,}a y
swat kolej Northern Pacific " +.
1898. DE-: wynn zaiekiem okollcz-
no6cl l pierwszy okolnik 0 polach
zlotych pod Nome przychodzi ;
tego samego zr6d1a.
Obeony okolnik nietylko za-
wlera dobra mape : kra,ny ziote,
pod Nome. leoz takie Jest up'ek-
ssony kilka obrazkaml wiioko-
weml m,asta Nome j wYdobywania
ztota:,u brzegu. PodaDe takte 90
ositsze ssozeg6lY wzglsdem jazdy
koi-js xelazna : Settle | Tacoma
oras wsglsdem %parowc6w iezd44-
cYch do Alask;. Me ma watpl,wo>
So, ae do owvoh swiezo odkrytych
zlotYcn pol wlelkie masy ludu POI
lada , rzeczony oyrkularz oedlne
oedxl4 budsix xaoiekaw,ene, wska-
.ujst spr.edse6borc.y ne1o.y.-
nom droge do Oceanu Spokojnego
l do Nome.
Wsgledem okolnik6w, opisdw.
cen j :. d. sgsosid sie, doiaczaiac
diva snaczkI poczto ne, pod adre-
sem Oh 2 8. s. F ee, General
Passenger Agent, St. Paul. MIMI.
3 on podle interesovanYm pocsta
cfego 4adaja. Il Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
z GALIOYI.

S p. Janina Sedlaosk6
Zmarla we Lsowie Y tYcb dniach
.oicha; niesmiernie potvteesna'
skromna i Gala dussa koohaiaos
n.r6d j j.go ideally. S P. sedl'es-
k6wna we wsaystkcu co plssfa
90 robila, 60 mYalala kisdta ssia>
ehetns dusse swoja; y syo'a.
publ,osnem. szia sawsse sprosts
'afsk4 sjtse.t.tt,.nf wJ1 g byae
ssutoa dl. Polsk.: B4Ia p6stepulae
sswsse prosta drogt svoioh
prsskonah, lteratka poke tax NJ
wskrod patrYotyczn4. 1e lnnej pra''
cY ME r~ozunials j ~lterslnie wssee !. !
ds,e, nawet Y prywatn1chl stosun-
kach byla Y Observation-Disclosures
stvlu entusyastka.
Psses dsutszY oxas bYls reda-
ktorka p,sma ,lustrowanego Pred
swift Byla % dusza osysta, umysl
WHISKY talent plsarski ME podlednl
! jake, nusplyc's,yelslllkaal I savoda, 20,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
Droga' tabakierka.

F. Mlwaucki ,,KatoliA" donos1;
l. Ma dniu 1890 styczo1a 1901
potwierdz.} sedz,a Villains wyrok
sedz,ego pokoyu W procesie . taba-
kierKe. SYdzia pokolu, Gonsk,,
przyznai tabakie'ke obywatelow'
Csarnecxiemu, lecz oby wateI Jsgo~
dxinskiJ ME czui sic zadowolonym
j wn'6si rekurs, kt6ry jednak poso-
staf bes :skulku. Rosetta procesu
" kwoc,e $50 poniesie obw. Jago-
dzinskI, 1ezsli ME wniesie jeszcze
aoelacyi.do wyzszegoz sadu 1 ME
wygra Adwokaci; przysluchujacy
sic owemu odczytywanemu wyro-
kowi m6w;li, ze brakuje " ca+ym
tym praces,e jeszcze iednego sado-
wego kroku, mianow,cie, Re ME POI
starano sic o zakas wYzs.eqo sadu
do nizszego z cbostrzenlem tel
sprawv Gnjunctlon). Tabak1erka
IA miala m,e6 rseczYwlsta wartosc
jednego dolara , rs Ct, ale dzl6,
gdzie jul ma i wartosc h~lstoryczna
i $50 koszt6w sroru, kt6re do p'er-
wotnei sunny dodaG aaltzg, DO war;
tos6 jei wynosi okofo $50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
siadaia praWdzlRe uzdoln., NE p..

siAdaia, p,assdz.We qzzdolln..,. ne Y,
daeoglcsnie oprom,enione przepls-
knYm, 4aRodnnYm j mlleskAim chaar.-
kterem s~ztaohetnei k,ebiety.
Czssc jeJ pam.eci. ] Geese jsl
sbeznej praoY, i "a kt6ra q { .a4.
doprawdY, ME zbieraia, am zfota,
All pwlat6w q ME aasiuzouYoh upuu-
xorzen wisle... ].
w sasowle spal,ia sic fabryka
papieru p. HenrJka, Welssa, Slko
Idy wYnosz2, p6f mitiona Ar.
80 robotnik6w utrac,{o wskutek.
tego prace.
LWoW. u, stycz- - sJedno
Z tateissych moskalo6lskich towa-
rzystw %rusihsklcb. urzadzifo pred
*czoraJ koncert, ma kt6rYm pom'e-
dzY innemi wystepowall takze:. re-
sy1ska spiewsczka Nadlna. Tutei~
studenci polscY p,sta"owih jsj gro
bic ,,owscye' v chwili. kle.i,
spiewa6, obrsuc,li jill
zgu,'emi jajami, poc1em re SPICE
VEN ,,Jeszcze Polska ME zg,ne4a"
tfumnie op1ezczet sale. e.
Ipiewaclka uJeli sic m%oskalo6le, il
sig b5jka. Zsweswano
1ojsko 200 student6w tax Rusl-
low jaki Polax6w sostaio are-z~
owanYch. Potniej kiIka set stu
i robotnik6w wyb,}o wrzyst
lie szyby " sal koncerto vel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
Polarity prxez wiki.

- 40 =-EFEE-@ E,-EFt@a-J
De,,o't, M,cb,, Is styczn'a.
= John smith, t'6fy da"n'tj
'nieszka4 " Ds,ro,tJ sostal polarity.
przez wiki nledaleko pewnegn
,bozowiska drwali Y poblMu
Isle, gdzie mlsi zatrudnle.
Wleczofem, jak to byio ]eg"
1~wyczajem, wydalA sic 2 obozo'
by przejd6- sic pc leslie. a
lazaj ut1z r4no snsleziono " sniegu
ego zw&oki czs6c,owo przez. wiki
Smith brat udz,s4 Y ~Gj-
pie amerykahsko h'szpahskidr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

[|td1loa'tbYc,'e jle.,inrgo gramn zista trzeba
zapfaci6 oWeaie diva funty
zsota. Tsraz. przsz hodowanie
cwYch porost6w ziutven norzu,
.s.:..s.s.s
mozaa wszssdne t.pim koszttm
is'oto vyaobY = F'oa'.s.s,isa Joai
: ohasie. . ztoto po ten odxry-
Gu v o;.p,e ,spadu.e. r sl,na nos,
awe taolhskae lulerpa az 'ges,
udsje sig jedo.koxoz 'tylko "
norzach amesYkahskich kto vile
cay ME jest humbuglem smerykah
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
F +

=
sp6ika
= Cay % prawda. zed wssed1
do sp6ik, z AJo'fem?
- Tax jest.
- I c6zes wiozyf " ten jnteres:
- ia ami grosza, dafem tylk'
ewoje do6siadczenie q kapital dal
Adolf sooixa ma trwa6 try ''slata
potem podzielimY sig: ia wesms
kapltal a Adolf mole do6wiad;ze
=, ME.
i: 20
IA rogatkami.
- Kamo, a edzis wasz syn
sje obraca?
Dye jest teraz " m~ajtkach.
. - lyle to i ia wien. Ale
~powied.ta no. gdzie on jest?
A too wan wta6n ME gadam,
2e " ~msrynacie. 90 to pa morzu.
vi Kamo, Kamo! Muslel,s-
IA ohyba "a bardzo v kiel,szek
sagl4dad, re take badly p~lecieta!
Go to moze pran1e:
Formal: Psysedem tez doprasac
sig wielmosnego d1ledzica, re!
shola}hyn sic zenit.
Pan: 60 ci tel pos tenn? A 2
kt6raz to, czy z Baska, ely 2 Jag
na. a moze 2 Msryn& co?
Formal, Juz to ME moja tylko
wielmoznego pana dziedzica VIOLA,
30 to mo wedle o%plerunku. To ta~
slcko iedno..
Rewanz.
- Pr6zne wvkretY- Tobie trze:
Ia byto gtupszei Iony odemn'e.
Coz, kledy nigdzie takiei
xuslesc ME mogfem.
Przeblegfs.
Mezus,u. wYstax eobie,
MUSIC ma jak,6 czas wyjechat.
A to dlaozego, dokad ! pc
A no, DO nj q krawoska
przez omy&ke sam:ast 1fepacerovego
xrobiia kostyum podr6znY.
%
z GALIOYI.
S p. Janina Sedlaosk6w
Zmaria we Lsowie Y tYcb dniach
oicha; niesmiernie p~otvtee'na,
skromna i Gala dussss koehaieos
n.r6d jsgo ideally. S p. sedl.es
k6wna We wsaystkco GO plsssa
% robila 60 mYslala kisdta ssla,
ehetns du.ss s'vojs; y sye'a1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

Przyjemue wsp0mnlenie.-,
okolo p ee lat temu, tup'lem cd Pana
pierwsza buteIke Gomozo." ptsze pay
Pletr U BASE, z Adams, Mich. "Nasze
stosunk, jntoresowe 5y}y cd tego czasu
jak naipzyjemnlejsze, a Pa6skie lekar~
silva by}y przyczyna powszechnego "a
dowolenia. Wiecej niz " Jeinym wypad-
ku wypro6bowaIismy ich skutecznose
W naszeJ rod zine z jak ~najlepszym re-
zultatem. Paul Q. basowa elerplala ma
chroaiczne zatwardzen'e zo@edka p1zez
try lata. Zuzyla pudla rlgulek.
lecz te pomagaly jel tylko chwilowo.
Kuraeya przez uzycie Gomozo. postawi~
Ia j. zupelnie ma nogf 1nny wypadek
byt u sasiadki. Clerpicla Qua naslabost
/, bieca, i ami stopistdziesiat dolal6w
ME bylobY wystarczylo tc koszta duktor-
skie. Wylecsyla sig wydawszy ledwo
kilka dola,6w. Panskie lekarstw 50
bardzo lubiane W naszej okolicy."
Ora Piotra Gomozo ME jest sprze-
.awane przez a~p:eka1zy. DostaG 60,
tylxo cd lokalnych agent6w all
bo wprost w}aS,iela, DR.. tiotra Fahrs
ney, 112-114 s. Hoyne ave., Chicago,
Eli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
zfote " morxu.

q - &t+%@& 5 @ G"&ls#< -ETjza4EE
Wa4ne odkrYc1e naukowe,
kt6re mole przewr6t sprowadsac
v iwleoie pieu,zznym, srobii pewian
botanik amerYkahski. OdkrY} on
~porost6w morsklch roslin,
spokrew,opych 3 grsYbkami, kt6re
m,la to wla6ciwost, 10 wodY
wolagsja v siebie zioto.
:Dot3shoxaas yznesee byiY poseesy.
wycf4gsjace wodY wapno, jod,
1ela.o, kt6re moana byso v pc
piele po spaleniu tak,ch roSln
odszukao; obecnie botanlk amerY-
'kahski ,Jankin Smart, profesor
kaliforniJski, odkryi Y pobll1u
wYsps 8, Barbary niedaleks wybrzeaa
kal,fornijsklego porostY, po spale-
Dlu kt6rYoh Y poplele odkrY1 .toto
: wody morsk'ej l. Uesseni 5ui d.v-
ME, wyieds,eli 8 tenn, 1e y wod1le
mloersklelj jestss,oso, jak inne nj
sne,aay, ttYlko obllcsono e "a wy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-14
Grain Letter.

WHEAT-Liverpool cables were up
equal to above cent a bushel and closed
at the same figures. There seemed to be-
a world of wheat wanted at the opening,
which was over a. cent above last nights
closing, but offerings were so heavy that
buying orders were Withdrawn. Logan
and Schwartz-Dupee & Co We're the
taking. No rains were reported in the
northwest but showers are predicted for
this afternoon and tonight and if they
do not materialize wheat viii open high
er in the morning, just as 1t has been do
ing for several days.
The Price Current was a surprise TO
bears as it stated positively that severe
damage had been done to spring wheat
by the drought and that the total wheat
crop would not exceed 6o0000.0o0
The trade expected the Price Current
would be very bearish and went over
night short" They were among the
buyers at the opening. We feel friendly TO
wheat and believe prices are entirely too
low. We advise buying on such breaks
as this one today
CORN-Cables were firm and corn open
ed up at al advance of about &c. but
eased off slightly in sympathy with the
break in wheat.
There was a strong undertone to the
market, however, and good buying orders
appears on break of half a cent
OATS-Oats were flrm and good invest
ment buying IS steadily going on
VISIONS-Provisions were lower
again on account of liberal receipts Of
hogs and lower prices at the yards. July
pork only showed a net loss of 21zc bar
rel compared with last nights close. The
market does not look weak to us and be-
--' "'''' ], {. GOINGS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-14
SLATE IS READY.
CONTINUED from First Pager

Alabama case is said to have been
largely inspired by a desire to discour-
age contests and as it makes little
dlnerenee this year which way the de-
csslor goes the committee thinks 1t
would be a good time to inaugurate
reform. One member of the committee
has suggested that the various contest
ing delegations should be made to agree
among themselves or be refused adIn1s-
sion to the convention, but the feeling
DISPLAYED in many of these factional
fights makes such a course highly i'm
probable.
While there may be some discussion
of the resolution introduced by Mr.
Payne requesting the president to in
Vestigate the Interference of federal Of
fee holders in Alabama politics, that
is all that is likely to come of it. In
discussing the subject today Senator
Hanna remarked that there were
enough Investigations going on now
and he saw no necessity for bringing
the president into the matter of the
selection of delegates. Other members
of the committee are of the same opin-
ion and they doubt propriety of pass
ing such a resolution.
ADDICKS ON HAND.
The subcommittee appointed last
night to attempt to harmonic the
differences between the contesting del
egations from Delaware met this morn
ing previous to the meeting of the Re
publican national committee, but ad
journed without reaching a conclusion.
The purpose of the subcommittee is to
get both factions to make concessions
If possible, but so far they have been
unable to secure any promises to that
end from the Dupont delegation styled
the regular Republicans" They decline
to accept Mr.. Addicks but have asked
for further time. Mr.. Addicks was be-
fore the subcommittee at the morning
meeting and professed himself willing
to accept any reasonable compromise.
It was 1870 o'clock when the full COM
mittee assembled The Delaware case
was temporarily passed over and the
contest from the First Georgia district
taken up.
The contestants in this case were
Joseph F. Doyle and r. r. Wright and
Leaken. The contest grew out of the
rival claims of J. b. Delegal and L. NJ.
| Peasant to the district Craftsmanship,
! The committee decided in favor of the
! DeVeaux delegation.
The contest from the District of Co
/ lumbia was settled in favor of J. E.
Jones and w. G. Chase. They We're
/ the cOntesteeS presenting credentials
I showing that they had received a ma
/ jOrity of the votes cast The contest
ants were DR.. Robert Reyburn and Geo.
w Lee. a colored preacher. DR.. Rey-
burn made an argument in his own and
/ Mr.. Lees behalf, asserting that the
| ballot boxes were stuffed, and that
Chase had certified to his own election
| No argument was made on the other
side.
Louisiana was taken up after the
| disposition of the District of Columbia
| contest. There are three sets Of con-
| testing delegations from the state al
| large. known as the Wimberly, War
mouth and Herwig factions The com
mittee took a recess at 1870 until
o'clock. The Louisiana cases probably
will occupy all the afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-14
GAGE PARK ROAD.
Half of Necessary Money For
Pavement Is Pledged.

Mr. H. ". McAfee, chairman of the
committee on roads and bridges, made
the following report to the Commercial
club on the progress being made in the
good roads movement:
Your committee on roads and
bridges have to report that the move
ment for permanent roads, inaugurated
by the Commercial club, is about to
bear fruit. Arrangements have been
practically completed and the money
subscribed to build a macadam road
from Washburn college to the Mission
township line The committees appoint
ed will meet Saturday to elect an over
seer and begin work. A subcommittee
was appointed to ascertain what could
be done towards paving Sixth avenue
from the city limits to Cages park. The
estimated cost of brick pavement with
oak curbing is $4,000, of this amount
5000 has been pledged and we are rea-
sonably sure of additional pledges in
amount sufficient to begin work this
year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-14
LEAVE DEWEY OUT.
Vermont Democrats Declare For
Bryan For President.

Montpelier. VT, June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention held here today
nominated a full state ticket by aecla-
nation, and declared for Bryan and the
Chicago platform, and against the i'm
perlal policy of the administration and
the Republican party" Following are
the nominations:
Governor-John H. Senter, Montpelier.
Lieutenant governor-E. S. Harris,
Bennington.
Secretary of state-H. o. Cummings,
Richmond.
State treasurer-Elisha May, St
Johnsbury
Auditor-C. A. Fitzpatrick, White
River Junction
The delegates at large to the national
convention were chosen as follows:
Thomas w. Mallory, Rutland; F. w.
McGettrick, st. Adams; Rollin S.
Childs, Bratt1eboro; George Atkins,
Montpelier
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-14
CALLS THEM RIOTERS.
] 6. Waters Allusion to People Who
Want Round Parks in Potwin.

The Injunction case brought by Judge
J. T. Clark to restrain the city from
building oetoganal parks in the center
OF the paving in Potwin instead of round
ones was heard by Judge Hazen this
morning and the decision will be made
Saturday morning.
The plaintiffs side of the case was con-
rested on the grounds that the parks were
originally round and have been so for II
years and that the city has no right to
change them unless they are condemned
for street purposes. City Attorney Bird
was placed on the stand as a witness.
Did YOU ever make a trip to the subdi-
visions laid out by Mr.. Potwin?' was
asked him.
Yes. with Mr.. Potwin."
What did you go there for?''
Il was talking of buying a lot and
went out to see it. Mr.. Potwin explained
to me that he wanted to get Il few good
people out there and that then the rest
would follow"
Judge Clark was the first to buy a
lot. was he nOt2" asked Joe Waters
In his argument Captain Waters re-
ferred to the streets as Cow paths and
argued that Judge Clark had as much
right to say how the streets should be
paved as this riotious assemblage, -
pointing to c. S Gleed A. H. Vance. Jas.
"A; Troutman and other residents of Pot
win.