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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
MANY PEOPLE COMING
Autographs for Log Rolling Event to
be Placed Over state.

Chairman Weik of the board OF manag-
ers of the Woodmen Log Rolling associa-
tion, has returned to the city from a "trip
to Topeka in the interest of the log roll
ing event in this city. Mr.. Weik Is very
enthusiastic over the prospects for an
immense crowd from over the state.
Many people will be in Wichita for the
first time and will be brought here by
the Woodmen affair.
The lodge at Galena will be here in full
force and have entered their band and
drill team for the contests. They have
at the present time made arrangement
to bring the largest delegation from any
single lodge in that part Of Kansas.
September will be a gala day in Wich-
ita and the Woodmen will be very much
in evidence. The notices that people are
coming are getting more numerous and
the people at the office Of Chairman
Weik are wondering what they will do
with all the visitors who have signified
their intention of being in Wichita for the
ent.
Sixty-three packages of splendid litho-
graphs have been sept out over the state
and contain nearly five thousand sheets.
were gotten up by a Wichita house, the
Western Lithograph company. More of
the Autographs will be sent out this
week and the log rolling will be approp-
riateiy advertised over the entire state
and a portion of Missouri.
The band contest promises to be one
Of the attractive features Of the entire
day as a number of the best bands in
the country are entered for that feature
The contest will be held on the street
and this fact demonstrates that there
will be plenty of music for the visitors
who will be in Wichita. The Fort Scott
people contend that the band from that
place will capture first place and the
band people of Galena are just as conf
dent that they will have first place In
addition to these two bands there are
others and the coveted prize at the head
of the list will be hotly contested for.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
BURGLARS
ENTER HOME Of HARRY AMEy
ON SOUTH WATER.
ChIorofOrm Is Used But Inmates Are
Awakened.

Yesterday morning between 2:3O and ga
m, burglar entered the home of Har-
ry Amey at 90f South Water. Before en-
| tering the house the burglar raised the
bedroom window and threw chloroform
into the room thereby partially stupefy-
ing its inmates, Mr., Amey and his wife
and child. The burglar then vent to the
fornt of the house. raised a parlor win
dow and entered. After entering, he
first rifed the dresser, which is in the
bedroom, turning everything in it upside
down, but got nothing. The wardrobe
door was next opened, but in so doing
he let it swing back against the bed,
awakening Mr.. Amey. who Immediately
jumped up and yelled.
The burglar, however, had business IN
the next block and left Mr. and Mrs
Amey were so stupefed by the effects of
the drugs that they could do nothing, and
if the burglar wished to add murder to
his list ok crimes he could easily have
done so. The lamp was burning rather
low in the room, but Mr.. and Mrs Amey
got good view of the man as he left.
He was tall and wore long coat and a
sloUch hat.
Sunday was payday on the Missouri
Pacific railroad Mr. Amey thinks that
the burglar was after the money he drew
then. The man, however. got nothing, al
though there was 0perty of consider
able value in the house. There was fine
brooch on the dresser, but the robber
either overlooked it or did not want it.
There was also a considerable amount
Of other valuable tewelry and silverware
in the house and Mr. Amey escaped
lucky indeed. The burglar ran west to
Water street and then northt. The police
are working on the affair, but have no
clue other than the description given by
Mr. and Mrs Amev
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
R..oIusion- OF Coincidence.

Hall Of Wichita lodge. No. 2. Ancsen'
Order OF United woTknen:
Wichita. August y. 100
whereas. II has been the viii o. ths
Supreme Master Workman 0f the Uni.
verss % remove from our midst cur Be
loved brother Harry 7. Moore. ard
Whereas. HIS wife has lost kind and
devoted husband. his s9n Ia loving and
induIgent father. and cur lodge an bon
ored zHd worthy member the.esoTe.
be e
Resolved. That this io3Es extend % his
family or hsa-tfslt sympathy ard cor
dolencs n this the8r gre2t bereaves esrleri'.
and commend them sor consideration -
Him who czrsfh for ths wfd0~ ard tas
fafheriesz.
E@so,ysd ira. as token ogr sT-pashT
ths charter ot shis lo6g- - sTaSSd -
mourning for ps-soS q LstTfy days
ard tsas taess rHssistLorS - al
up.oa ths records % thss io1gs snd sha8
a c07y sae-eof bs presented u ne family
OF or ate brotas- saa siso IA; a oopy
- furnished % ~ dss.y pase-s for pao-
iiczEso2
J r DETToS.
CLAUDE C. STANLEY.
J 2 DEFTER
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
TWENTY-FIVE ARE VOTERS
Ii. +. Hanna Il the Grandfather OF
SiNfY-Three Children

An old gentleman by the name Of B.
F. Hanna recently passed through wich-
ita enroute for his home in Oklahoma,
and while in the city related that he
was seventy-three years of age and was
the father of nineteen children At the
present time he is the grandfather OF
sixty-three children in different parts of
the United States.
Mr.. Hanna said further that there were
twenty-five members OF his family that
he knew OF would cast votes for the en-
tire Republican ticket this fall. This fam
ily will cut some figure in the election
in their mediate locality. Should they
be residents of some Of the western Kan
sas counties, probably they could control
the elections in some places,
People in the city. who heard the num-
Der of voters for Mckinley were surprised
at his statements, but the gentleman Of
fered TO prove them to the satisfaction Of
his hearers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
AN ORGANIZATION FORMED
Officers for New Golf Club selected
for Oue Term

At recent meeting of the golf enthu-
siasts, a permanent organization was
made and a full set of officers were elect
ed. In addition to the election of the
officers, plans were discussed concerning
the grounds and players equipments for
the members. A majority of the clubs
are here and within short time the
members in the organization Will have
their first trial at golf.
The officers chosen at the meeting are
as follows: President. Mr.. 7. H. Griffith;
vice-president, Mr.. c. H. Smythe; sec
retary. and treasurer, B. B. Hull
The club is now discussing the prob
ability of the grounds. 1t was thought
that this matter had been settled and
the College Hill grounds secured, but
there have been recent developments
which may affect the securing of that
tract Of ground for the links.
One Of the principal attractions for the
College Hill grounds was the possibility
of securing a club house for the members
This was possible owing to there being
a splendid cottage which would have
been adapted to their use.
Should there be a failure in getting pos
session of the College Hi grounds there
will be an attempt to reestablish the
links at Fairmount The people at Fair
mount few years ago had fiourishing
golf club. but owing TO- the attractions of
other athletics. the interest in golf died
down. The links are already laid out at
Fairmount and with very little work
would be in excellent condition for the
playing.
Should there be club at Fairmount
this year, which is probable, the two
clubs could use the same links and the
field could be kept in much better con-
dition by the uniting of the two clubs on
one course.
The people who are interested in the af-
fair and are the charter members OF the
club are: Messrs. B. B. Cushman. Rev.
! y. Richie, Chas. W. Carey. Thorton
". Sergeant, DR.. L. E. Rex, S. VI. Sarg-
cant. Earl Evans, F. W Oliver. A VI.
Goldstandt. T h Griffith. B. b Hull, c.
H Smythe.
The matter as 20 the grounds will be
definitely decided within a few days.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs o. J. Schaffer went to Winfield
Tuesday. where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Frank Miller leaves this morning
for Corbin, where she will visit friends
for a week.
I E varney returned from New York
city yesterday. He says the heat in the
east was terrible.
Madam Russell of Morsman. Innes &
Co.'S has left for Chicago. New York.
and eastern points, and may POSSIBLY
visit Paris before her return.
Mr. James Allison. the United States
commissioner at the Paris exposition Is
at present in England. Mr.. Allison has
been gone since March and will be home
again in September.
Sheriff Simmons went to Omaha last
night where he will meet his brother.
whom he has not seen in fifteen years.
Mr.. Simmons brother is a prosperous
Wyoming cattleman.
The young people of the Emporia ave-
nue. Baptist church anticipate a pleasant
time at their lawn social this evening
on the corner OF Tenth street and En-
porfa avenue. A general invitation is ex-
tetnded to ALL
Sheriff Simmons went seven miles north
of town Monday TO get the horse stolen
by John Johnson, colored man. at Fl
Dorado last week. When first caught,
It was thought that the horse Johnson
has, was the one stolen. but Il was found
out later that he had traded horses up
near Valley Center.
That old-dme, true blue Republican. d.
c. 1Andlay who sets so much for Okla
homa and calculates so much for his
country in the reelection OF Mckinley.
having spent a few days among his
Wichita friends, left yesterday for visit
up at Elmdale. where he is so wei and
favorably known as a square man and
an honorable enterprising citizen.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

cent have had a chance to go out on the
range. Some very good scores have been
made and the shooting in general is far
above the average. The company goes
out about once in every two weeks for
target practice. The range is situated
just north of the California section, six
miles southeast of town.
The company is at present busy pre-
pairing for the exhibition drill which will
be given September 8, Labor day, at Riv-
erside park. The exhibition viii consist
OF company, platoon and skiruish drill
and movements
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
TORNADO STORE ROBBED
Thieves Gain entrance at Rear Door
and Secure Goods.

The Tornado Racket store at rs East
Douglas avenue and robbed night before
last and considerable quantity of goods
taken. 1t is not known at what time OF
night the store was broken into, nor is
there any clue to the robbers. 1t is sup
posed by the police, however, that the
store was broken into by one or more of
the slick fingered gang which always fol-
low a big show. The thief entered
through therear window. the bars Of
which he pried apart and it is supposed
that he handed out the goods to a part
ner on the outside. The loss is not def
nitely known, but is put by Mr.. Hay
thorn, the proprietor. at between SIS and
800.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
TO FILL VACANCY
Robert w. Day Elected second Lien
tenant by National Guards.

Company A, Second regiment. K y. c.
met last night In executive session for
the purpose Of elecUng q second lIeuten-
ant The meeting was called 70 order by
Captain koenoke and Sergeant Sweet
was made chairman and Sergeant Pick
ards secretary Sergeant Il. c Sunp-
ton and Sergeant Robert ". Day were
then nominated and votes were taken By
ballot At the end oc the first ballot =
was found thai Sergeant Day was elected
by q majority of eleven votes.
Captain koeaoke wishes % announce
that there VII be u target practice On
Thursday tthe usual range. T1e rnez
wiA start from the a-nory az So a n
Great interest IS being taken IN the tar
get practice by the men and large per
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
Young Republicans Held an Enthusi-
aStic Neefinx Last Night

a very enthusiastic meeting was held
last night al the Sons OF Hermann Hal
by the young Republicans OF the -esty.
Action was taken 10 organize the young
men BY wards and townships by appoint
ing president and vice president over
each ward in the city.
Th officers OF the club are: E L
Fou.ke. president J. L. Papes correspond
i-g secretary and Ed Dll. secretary.
The club is very anxious 70 hear from the
young Republicans cut OF town. in every
town and township in the county. The
purpose Of this Is - be s6e 70 consoli-
date more readily and 70 be able TO give
their best aid 70 the coming camps;ge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
TWO PRISONERS ESCAPE
Jail Delivery at Great Bend Last
Sunday.

Early Sunday morning, two prisoners.
Arthur Tabbel and Eugene Ingram. saw
ed out several Of the bars in the window
of the jail at Great Bend They are
still at large, but the sheriff OF Barton
county, J. r. johnson, and his deputies
are hunting them Cards have been sent
out 10 all surrounding towns giving de-
scriptions OF the men and Offering a
liberal reward for their capture. The
officers here have been notified and ara
on the lookout for at least one Of the
jaiIbirds. for they are supposed TO have
gone in different directions. The number
OF jaiibreaks that have occurred IN west
ern Kansas during the last few weeks
Is amazing. Every few days the officers
here receive notification to the effect that
that there has been jailbreak some
where OF other and are asked 20 be on
the lookout for the escaped prisoners
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
PIGS ARE EDUCATED
j. Dan Rice Arrives in CITY With
Harket Fair Attraction.

J. Dan Rice and dis trio % educate
pigs arrived in the city yesterday from
Syracuse, " z. where the show has
been a feature of the late street fair held
in that city.
Rice's trained pig act IS the original
and best ore N the business and mast
not be coufo1nded with tEn5tstors who
travel with side shows and circus~s- The
clown pig with this trio IS a waoie show
IN itsslf and eyiaces lsrge soes e PoTctus
wisdom
This attraction VIII Be zesn eTe-T Gay
ar the Farmers Market far, SsTtesnse-
4 % : photographs q tas atrrz1t1oa
may Re seen II TIE w11to~s q Cash
Henderson and The Destricx Gracery con-
pzny.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
CIT To5R stvDkr Drss-Y-e
At WOtfE

Asf take ire Roek Isans sBs-iss ,-as7
for csicaso ne1t s1n5sy. AaRus y az
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i Elcfita spac.ai tsaia of trrs reelia-
irg ehair cara Fganlaa tgsrfst ana
stau6aTd siefpara 30 cha-zs af care.
TIE Cfsas Eeek Is.ans Is ia sasrt urs
20 ChicAgo.
Tickets - zsis A1surt = - =. rsss-a
gifsi; ssVts-n5>r > Az . or fFzlas 49,
RVS IN chieaEo esFr s. sas r=sfn.-r
ooasscfinx zssb al tra8aa ~ ess..ra
Doiata - DRAKE.
Ifss-s-t F,assserar krs-.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

OFFICIAL TRAIN TO CHICAGO.
VIA SANTA re ROUTE

VIA SANTA re ROUTE
Department Commander Martin ara
stan have arranged with the Santa 70
route for a special train TO carry the oil
soldiers and their frisnds % the national
encamprnent at Chicago. T&iA train viii
leave wichita Sunday. August -. J. ~ a.
m. arriving in Chicago at $50 s1Bday
morning. For tickets. folders. space an1
information call on or write N
/. T.. DELANEY.
PASSENGER Agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

HATTOSAL .. 4 = ESCA8PafEsgF
II santa Re Dsrartsnent counrssnSsy
ard star train vii Leave Eansss pafasa
ABE3st >. saeal equipment f7r wichita
pazssnEs-r. sloepsrs and char ear. L.
u Ds.sasy E1.l seasrss aDacs sne supp.y
folders.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
WILL MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
Gas Ompany Puts m New Equipment
at Plant

TIE Wichita Gas, Electric Light and
Power company have let the contract for
numerous Improvements in their plant
ana appliances in the city. There will
be several new, up-to-date purifiers
placed in the plant and wall be a great
Improvement, as stated by the managers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
10 Cleanse the srstern

Etectuaily yet gently. when costive or
bilious. TO permanently overcome habituaI
constipation. to awaken the kidneys and
liver TO healthy activity, without irri-
tation or weakening them, TO dispel head
aches, colds. or fevers. use Syrup of Figs,
made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
REAL EsrArErRANsres.

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and Land company. E. NJ Dubois. A6-
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WARRANTY DEEDS
Mary Elizabeth Carey 20 Norris j.
Floyd undivided half interest IN lot
IS. Topeka avenue. Eng.ish's nfth
addition ..-...---.. ..-.....-.-.........t 1910
Lewis V Buckingham 70 jacob H
Tjaden. east half northwest quar-
ter and east half southwest quar-
ter. $, g, west ...-..-.............. 800
John Mahlea Moore 10 Maggie 3.
Hewey, lots 2. L s. Topeka avenue.
Benuey's addition ........s........... "a
J. F. Reese TO Frank Dosda. undi-
vided half interest northwest quar-
ter lot in northwest quarter J.
2S. ! east ......-.-.........-...-..-.. 500
Frank J.. Nicholson 20 A. L. Kreidor
north half southwest quarter. SA
,, west -.................-.......- 100
David +. Coffey to Wm. II. Stanley.
Lot %. Main street, Greinensteia's
addition .............. ...........,..... S5oo
Constantin Braitsch to samuel Hess.
lot A.. Washington avenue. Math-
ewson's second addition ............. i16s
II Miles Corwin TO Amy Taylor.
south SO feet OF west is7 IL feet of
lot 4. Pearce & vantllburEh's adj
James II. Stewart 70 J. S johnson.
lots % and 80. Enpar.a avenue. in
subdivision OF reserves IN Weeks q
Eagles addition -.....-................ i5s
Frederick Psrkef 90 Noah Thomas.
east half northeast quarter l2. 60
? west ............................ i7Oa
o. G. Dart to w. J. We4dsnbach and
Arthur Pauline. north 50 feet OF
south co feet OF koehlers reserve
on Topeka avenue. Englsh's third
$1s.65-CHICAGO AND RETURN-sis IS
q. a r. ENCAMPMENT, CHIcAGo,
ILL. AUG. q TO SEPT. /
For the above occasion the Santa Fs
railway will sell tickets at half farA
Tickets on sale August "a 20 e. inclusive.
Good 10 return September 81. The Santa
Fe is the shortest route and the fastest
time Special train VIII be run from
Wichita, leaving Hos n m Sunday,
August 2s. Through chair cars and Pull
man sloepers. For further particulars
call on or address
l. r. DELANEY, Passenger Agent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

Modern and comfortable eqgigrnsat-
quicker time than via any otheT H1s o.
CON biuation az lines. Trains Jeavs FIch-
tia at convsnisut h urs fsaeniHg Chicago
the sznls Cay or early nsrt morning.
Tickets. folders. rsssrvaflous s'c-. ~ 49,
plying 20 Z. T. Delaney. passenEer aEsn..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
S1s.65-CHICAGo AND RETURN-sls IS
q. a. r. ENCAMPMENT, CHICAGO,
: DELANEY, Passsnser Agent
G. A. r..
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CHICAGO AND RETURN
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SANTA FE ROUTE

tl4t-N
Special train leaves Wichita al fi.o5 a.
m. Sunday. August Is Standard and
Tourist sieepers; free reclining chair cara
The Santa Fs route has been adopted as
official route. Go with your friends ard
enjoy a pleasant trip. Shortest line.
smoothest track II IS a pleasure 20 ride
on Santa Fe trains. Reserve your berths
now. /. X. DELANEY.
Passenger AGENT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
sick Heaaache oaIckIy s-ured.

Tndigsss o.. bad ssesnz>h. constipation.
sick. he28ache. That's tlss pr1Ersrn-
Mex; program. csxeAress candy c@sss--
&c. Instant rslsE Drssg.sts. 10. 80. ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22
Y. DELANEY.
Passenger Agent
SPECIAL SERVICE VIA SANTA n
ROUTE

TO CHICAGO AND q. 4 r. EScAMP-
MENT.
Special slsepers. STANDARD, and tourist
and free chair cars FOR acc1rnrn ola tieu
Of members O. A r. and their friends
VIII leave wichita via Santa Fe or spscisi
train Sunday. August -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-08-22

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WAPRANS7,N- r,r-xre
New Ulm review., 1900-07-11
C.. &c ~ -.

Subject to ch;,ny~.--N. u. i',nie Table.
Departure of Trains. t';'iuy East.
Passenger No 4 (Ex. Sn"hav) 6 500 4 NJ
For st. Paul, Minneapolis. Wion,, Mil
waukcr. amt tin,n4".
Passenger NJ. , Tx. Sunday 5:27 PM.
T., tasecn.
Passenger N".1OW.jiy.) 3:35 NJ
For St Paul, Minneapolis, Winora, Mil
waukre aud Chicago.
Freight No. Il (Ex. Sunday.) 11SpO A NJ
Garry Passengers to Waseca.
Departare of Trains. Going West.
Passenger No. (Ex. Sunday SIT A. NJ.
For Ira y.
Passenger No. 3 (DuIly.) :::l6 P NJ
For Tracy, Marshall, Watertown, Huron
and Pierre.
Passenger No. (Ex. Sunday.) s:35P NJ.
For Tracy arl West.
Freight No. IS (Ex. Sunday) l:lO NJ
Arriva. of Trains From East.
Passenger No. 5 (Ex. Sunday SIT A. NJ.
Passenger No. 3 (Daily) 2:16 p NJ
Passenger No. (Ex. Sunday.) S:35 NJ
Freight No. - (Ex. Sunday.) 12:45 NJ
Arrival OF Trains. From West.
Passenger No. (Ex. Sunday.) 6: 100 A M
Passenger No. 20 Oaily.) 1885 p NJ
Passenger No. (Ex. Sunday 6: :27 P. NJ.
Freight NJ. II (Ex. Su"hay.) 11:l5 NJ
Trains No. 4 and 7 have sleeping cars
between kaso.n aud Br"okings.
Trains 10 and 3 have sleeping cars b.
tween Mankato and Chicago; and clair
cars between Kasota and Minneapolis.
For further information inquire Of
H. l.. BEECHER, Agent, New Ulm
y. {. Johnson, w. B. KniskerH,
General Agent, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Winona. Chicago.
New Ulm review., 1900-07-11

were punctuated with generous and hearty
mani festations of approval.
The declaration of independence was
then read.
Afternoon Session.
The convention. at 80 o'clock. having no
business to transact, because of the fail
ure of the committees to report, took a re-
cess until $50 p. m.
Night Session.
AT $50 Chairman Thomas raped the con-
vention to order, although considerably
less than two-thirds Of the delegates had
arrived. Gov. Thomas introduced eX-Gov
Altgeld Of Illinois, who delivered an ad-
dress.
Committees Report.
The reports of the committees on rules
and credentials were read and adopted
Chairman Thomas then called for the re-
port OF the committee on permanent Or
ganiZatiOn. When it was announced that
Hon. J. D. Richardson. of Tennessee, had
been selected as permanent chairman
cheers swept over the great audience.
Mr.. Richardson Speaks.
In his remarks Mr.. Richardson said that
the republican party stands for empire
The democratic party stands for the re-
public. for the declaration of independ-
ence and the constitution Of our country
He denounced trusts. His arraignnent
of the failure of the republican party to
establish bimetallism and the creation in
stead of a single gold standard was re-
ceiVed with manifestations of hearty ap-
prOVal. He declared President Mckinley
and his secretary of state had done all
in their power to nullify and abrogate the
Monroe doctrine, and said democracy
stood for this doctrine and demands its
New Ulm review., 1900-07-11
BRYAN YIN 4 A|ND STEVENSON.
They Are the Candidates Nomi-
mated by Democrats for Pres
dent and Vice President.
ILLINOIS MAN CHOSEN on FIRST BALLOT
Completes Its Work and Adjourns
Sine Die-Senator Jones Reelected
Chairman of National Committee.

Kansas City. Mo-. July 5.-Amid scenes
of tumuituous enthusiasm befitting such
an event and such day, the democratic
national convention began it's sessions yes
terday. Chairman Jones called the dele
gates to order and Rev. S. w. Neel offered
prayer Following the prayer came an
address of welcome by Mayor Reed, of
Kansas City. The chair then introduced
Gov. Thomas of Colorado as temporary
chairman. A round of applause greeted
Gov. Thomas as he ascended the platform.
His severe arraignment of the 'entrenched
enemy drew a ripple of applause, and as
he proceeded his Well-rounded sentences