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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-05
DEwEYS VS.. METEORs.
First Came
Basket hall Tonight.

Everything is In readiness for the bic
basket ball game at the Y. M. c. A to-
night between the Y. M. c. A. team and the
Yale team. The Yale team arrived in
the city yesterday. and the men stated
that they were treated handsomely at
Fond du Lac Wis, but lost to the Wis
consin team because they were outplayed.
The officials of the game tonight will bes
L. L. Beard. of Columbus, o., and J. La
link, of Indianapolis. umpires; j. p. Kline
NELL Terre Haute. referee.
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The Indiana Lincoln League will hold its
meeting at Anderson Feb. II and 10. There
will be 1.434 delegates entitled 10 vote. Sec
rotary Egnew having computed the num-
Der of delegates on the proportion OF one
to every 200 votes cast for Union b. Hunt
for secretary of state In 1885 Marion
county will be entitled TO ll6 votes.
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An Anderson Man.

W. H. II. Quick, prominent banker OF
Anderson, was at the English for a short
time yesterday morning. He is business
associate of Col. w. T. Durbin, now a
candidate for the governorship.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-05

Several days ago five caddies OF tobaccc
were stolen from the wholesale grocery or
Brinkmeyer. Kuhn g. Co Three Of them
were found not far away. The police were
advised and Detectives Gerber and Fort.
after some hours of watching. arrested
Robert Cooksey. colored, who came after
the goods. He is charged with grand lar
CenV
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,ott. las; Spring. III; c. Meyers, LII. Total.
ii.

Gal.
Third Came
1. B. C.-Bauer. ISL; w. on, 13f: Kotte-
man, 16S; Deluse, IA; Armstrong. 145. Total.
76i.
Crescent-Ballard, 142; Hunter. 1SS: Root
15S; Noll 13S; Z. Meyer, 13S. Total 7ol
CAPITAL CITY VS.. WASHINGTON.
First Came
CAPITAL City-Smith, las: Comstock. rs:
F. Garstang. lSs; Sargent, l55; Haveiick.
205. Total. 3d.
Washington-L Quill. 152: Piel. 154; @.
Kirkhoff. liz; Hardie, 1S5; III. OLD, leos
Total, 713.
Second Came
Capital City, Vinson. 1i9; Kahlo. III;
w. Garstang, 15s; Tuttle. 155; Wood. lso.
Total, 765.
Washington-L Quill 1s2; Herr. leS; keo-
Ter, l50; Wiese. IVA; Old. $50. Total, SO.
Third Game
Capital City-wood. 149; +. Garstang, 1885
w. Garstang, Isl; Sargent. la; Haveiicks
153. Total $50.
Notwithstanding. 15s: Mueller, 80; Wiese,
146; ]. Kebler, AS: Hardie, 225. Total. 16l.
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For n Brief Visit.

DIR. and Mrs. Henry II. West, of Rich
mond, were at the Denison for a short
time yesterday. DR.. West is one Of the
public spirited men or Richmond and is
interested in the reorganization Of the
Commercial Club of that city.
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Notes Of the stage

VIII Hull has taken charge OF Mr.. Bra
dy's Mile Ffff' company. succeeding Ed
ward j. Abrams.
William A Brady has bought new
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. 4.-The
case oil Julia Morrison James. the actress.
for the murder OF Frank Leidenheimer
stage manager of the plaster of Paris"
Company, in this city. Sept. % last was
called to-day in the Circuit Court in this
city. Both sides announced their readiness
and the selection OF jury is I'm progress
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-05

We are showing some ideas in
mounting photographs that are very at
tractive. For your next sitting we would
be glad TO have you inspect our work Pic
ture framing is one OF our specialties
STEWART NJ POUDER. 229 Massachu-
sets avenue.
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Independent League.

The Lawtons took the conceit out of the
City team last night by winning both
games. The first contest was hard fought.
but in the second the Lawtons had every
thing their own way and won by an enor 4.
NOUS margin. The Deweys won both COM
tests from the Meteors by safe margins.
The individual scores were as follows:
LAwTONS VS.. CTTYs.
First Came
acknowledgements, 164; Herring. 1s1:
Fishinger, $50; Kaiser, III; Scott, l4I; y.
Partlow. LAG; Burk, ZIG; Z. Partlow. 10:
Emerich, 17S; Baker, lSS; Total, l4n.
146; Hornaday. 80; Perrott. l69; Lewis. 15s:
Painter 155; Brennan, 125; Merrick, IL.
Urmston. l46 Total. i.462
Second Came
Observation-Disclosures. 15e; Soldering, 175;
Fishinger, 49, Kaiser. 123; Scott, lbs; o.
Emerich, 124; Baker. 195. Total. AL.
City-Moore, LOG; Williams. 1S1; Gearing.
no: Hornaday. Ill; Perrott, lac; Lewis, 126;
Painter. 1eO; Brennan, 1le; Merrich. "A;
Urmston, Us. Total, LOO
DEwEYS VS.. METEoRs.
First Came
Deweys-Trosky. 15S; Linegar. IA: Hal.
Fuehring, l6l; Keller. lss; wilworth. IL:
Wiley, 100. Total, Las.
Meteors-White, 129; Buchanan, 1Si:
Roger, 143; Horst, IA; Hartley. 12e; Kopp.
l2l; Ryse, 107; Kassing, lS6: Hampton. II;
Rolling, 165. Total, 1851.
Second Came
Deweys-Trosky, 119: Linegar, 100: Hale
lett 164; Keller, 1O5; Romer, 167; Reed, 132:
Fuehring, 16S; Baron. lao; Wilworth, LBS:
Wiley, 161. Total. LASS.
Meteors-Hampton, 13S: Buchanan, LIS:
Bogerding. lis; White, 132; Horst, 81; Kopp.
154; Roger, Isl; Kassing, 166; Hartley, 100;
Rolling, IA Total, 1880.
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Representative Overstreet is in Guthrie.
o. T. engaged in settling the estate OF his
brother, Samuel L. Overstreet, who died
recently on a Pullman sleeper near Chi
cago while route to Franklin. Ind. TO
attend the annual family reunion.
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At the DenisOn.

A. p. Twineham, formerly an active Re-
publican politician of Princeton. was at the
Denison last night with his daughter.
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ain Spite of All, well R.ce,v.d.

LONDON, Jan. 4-'In Spite of ALL the
hrst dramatic effort OF Edna Lyall (Miss
Ada Ellen Bayley) was produced this even
ing at Eastbour1e. 1t is a sword-fiehting
play or the civil war OF the seventeenth
century and was well received
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Admitted to the Home.

Mrs. Mary ]. Gaskell. niece of Zachary
Taylor who was taken TO the Soldiers
Home at Lafayette last week, was formal
ly admitted yesterday.
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The Denison's Carriage.

recently purchased In Chicago by the man.
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High.Grade Jacket Clearance

JACKETS of all-wool black kersey
cloth. silk-lined, $50 quail GA m
lty ----.---.-----------..----- AP>ss<C
JACKETS. A collection OF single Jackets.
made OF fine. all-wool materials. c. M
silk-lined, up TO So qualities. POsOO
JACKETS. An immense assortment 10
choose from OF fine, all-wool kersey
cloths, best of satin and Romaine Innings.
stitched and strapped, up TO $l5CZ IN
qualities, clearance price........P A'oO
1915 takes choice OF all our fine
Jackets; none reserved: Jackets that
We're up TO So. clearance sale On -
price -..-.............- ...---....--.APDeAo
so and S4 fine velour Jackets. edged
with Persian lamb or brown cI17S
marten "io'sc
SIS and s1s plush Jackets. plain ctO IN
or braided, clearance price........~iv'~~
CAPES of astrakhan fur. q inches long.
full sweep, satin-lined. $50 quail u3 O2
lty ......-. -
CAPES OF boucle cloth, 30 inches long.
edged with Thibet fur and lined
with mercerized sateen, S-50GS M
quality ......... NDeOO
MACKINTOSHES for ladies. double tex
ture. blue twill surface. plaid lined, doub-
le-breasted, single cape, pearl "a ~
buttons, S. quality ............-..A
MACKINTOSHES for ladies. OF all-wool
covert surface, woven plaid lining.
extra wide capes, $50 qual-GS M
tiles ..... ......-.................... POO
The VIM. HI. BOOK CO
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Indiana Denta! College
Department of Dentistry.
University OF indianapolis

for all kinds of dental work.
The fees are to cover the costs only.
Receives patients from 3 a. m. to p. m.
8. w. Cor. Delaware and Ohio streets.
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THE INTEREST INTENSE
A HOT CONTEST BETWEEN THE MA
RIONS AND LYRA CASINOS.
The Marions Win Three Straight
Cornerstone Surprises in Bowling
individual Scores.
Bowling Games Tonight.

Marion County League.-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
avenue and Forty-third street, have

avenue and F'orty-third street, have
returned home after a very pleasant
stay here.
Four additional carloads of machin-
cry for the Norfolk silk factory ar
rived here last night and will be I'M
loaded this morning. The factory will
be ready to begin operations on the
LIST of April.
The w. c. T. U. will by special re-
quest meet at the home of Mrs. Capps,
on Rappahannock avenue, at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
president desires that the superintend-
ents of the several working depart
ments he present with their reports.
Rev. John w. Carroll will begin a
revival meeting at the Methodist
Church on Bowden's Ferry road in the
near future.
Rev. C. ID. Gllkerson has returned
from Elizabeth City. N. C. He will
preach the third and last of his series
OF sermons to young men at the Pres
byterlan Church Sunday afternoon,
when his subject will be Satan
Bruised"
An important meeting of the citizens
of the village was held at the residence
or CAPTAIN Tooker, on Thirty-ninth
street, last night to take steps toward
providing this section with more i'm
proved thoroughfares.
very pleasant surprise occurred at
the Powhatan Manufacturing Company
Mt o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr.
A. w. Chaplin, the retiring manager,
had just finished paying off the hands
for the last time when he was ap-
preached by Mr.. Thomas Hardy, who
said: MIR. Chaplin, We are gathered
here to express our profound regrets
at your leaving us and to thank you
for the consideration and kindness you
have ever shown one and all. And
while we deplore the inevitable part
Ing. 1t Is my sincere wish, which 1
assembled. that your future may be
bright and prosperous. I am commits
stoned by the employees of this mill
and other true friends to present you
with this beautiful diamond ring as
slight testimonial of our lasting fidelity
to and esteem for you"
Mr.. Chaplin was so much overcome
that It was several minutes before he
recovered his composure, when he ac-
cepted the gift in q graceful speech. In
which he assured the donors that he
would ever cherish them In his mem
DRY with unfailing fidelity. Mr.. Chaplin
will leave with his family in n week or
two for Massachusetts. where he will
have charge Of a similar establishment.
His successor at the Powhatan Manu-
featuring Company will be Mr.. Doug
las. of New York.
The Democrats of Tanners Creek
Township held a meeting last. night.
Mr.. C, r. Nimmo. the township chair
maff;=presiding, and elected AIr-=IN.=G.
Ferguson q delegate to the State con-
vention.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
A PACIFIC CABLE.
SENATE COMMITTEE ON NAVAL,
AFFAIRS INDORSES IT.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot)
Washington, March 20.-The Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs TODAY
agreed to report the bill for a Pacific
cable, which Senator Hale was author
l%ed to draft at the last session of the
committee. and the report was later
presented to the Senate. The bill pro-
Vlues 1or a present cable only to Hon.
olulu, but declares n purpose to extend
II In the future. the first section read
ing as follows:
after Geographic communication be-
tween the United States and the Phil
ipPlne Islands and Japan under the wa
ters. OF the Pacific ocean, there shall be
constructed under the supervision of
the Secretary of the Navy, a submarine
Geographic cable or cables and con-
Meeting lines from the city of San Fran
cisco. cal. TO the city of Honolulu. H.
L.. over such route as may be deemed
by the Secretary of the Navy to be the
most practicable"
Three million dollars Is appropriated
for the work. and further surveys are
authorized to determine the most prac-
ticable route. The Secretary Is en-
powered to cause plans to be prepared
Immediately upon the passage OF the
act, and to employ naval vessels, IL ne
cessary. in the construction. The con-
troll of the cable when completed Is to
be transferred to the Postmaster Cen
eral.
a new provision in the bill requires
that 1.-The cables. wires and other in
struments. materials and appur-
tenances necessary In the work of lay
ing the cable shall be of American
manufacture, provided that 1t can be
procured at cost not exceeding IL per
cent. above what 1t could be procured
for in foreign markets"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
BRAN BLET0N.

The Anna Gordon "Y'i held tenn
perance recital in the lecture-room of
Mckendree Church last night. when the
following program was admirably rem
dered:
Piano Solo. Grand valse De Concert"
Miss Lillian Trower,
Recitation 80. Miss Lee Glencora Cook
Don't Put Me Off" .........
Miss Julia Ashburn.
Instrumental Duet. military Gallop"
Misses Cook and Cotton.
Recitation -. Miss Lee Glencora Cook
Piano Solo-Selections from Mar
tina" Flotow
Mr.. C. II. Todd.
At the conclusion of the musical and
literary program Miss Cook delivered
in a very forceful and emphatic man
ner short address on individual Re-
sponsiblity." Deep interest was mani
tested in all Miss Cook said. This was
one of a series of meetings which the
Anna Gordon "Y" expect to hold during
the coming months.
BREVITIES.
There will be a "Sock Social" given
at the residence of Mrs. w. II. Luck.
No. 317 East Brambleton avenue, from
s to II o'clock this evening. cordial
invitation Is extended to ALL
The revival which Is now closing I'D
its third week at Trinity NJ. e. Church
has resulted In the conversion of fifty
four persons. In the absence of the
pastor. Rev. Geo. Wesley Jones, who
has been sick since Sunday night, the
exercises were conducted last night by
Mr.. Blassingham, lay member of the
church.
Both Democratic clubs will meet at
their respective club rooms tomorrow
night, when the usual number Of can
didates for public office will be present
to address the voters of the ward.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Local Board of Improvement will be
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
BERKELEY NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

After considering the case about 45
minutes Council dismissed the charges.
The hearing Of the evidence for and
against consumed about four hours.
COLORED LODGES. IS
Prince Lodge No. 81, X. Of p. (col-
ored. will hold their annual services at
Trinity a. NJ. e. Church, corner OK
Sixth street and Walker avenue, next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
sermon for the occasion Will be preach-.
ed by Rev. B. X. Butler prelate OF
Friendship Lodge No. IS. Norfolk. The
district deputy grand chancellor David
D. Sykes. will deliver the annual adj
dress on Pythianism. The services will
be In charge of the following past cham
ceilors: Thomas f. Paige. George b.
Clark. Constantine Cuffee and Caleb
Burk u n
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
~ birthday reception was given at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, J. M
tloyd, on Sixth street, last night. Re-;
treshments were served and the enjoys
ment OF the occasion was added to by
friends. *, -
Another meeting, looking to the or
ganization of q new Odd Fellow Lodge
In Berkeley. will be held at Red MEMS
Hall. on Sharp street, Friday night TO
arrange for perfecting n permanent
eighty names have been secured.
MISS susie futile. who has been quite
Ill at her home on Main street. Is much
improved. 20
Councilman W. L. Bilisoly, Jr., left
Yesterday afternoon for New York ON
business. to be gone about a week.
There has been no organization Of a
reading society In Berkeley.
COPIES Of the Virginian- Pilot can be
found on sale daily hereafter at the
store of Messrs. E. H. Roane & Co., in
the new bank building.
telegram from Rev. Clar-
ence NJ. Conant, of AIiddleburg, N. Y,
recently called to the pastorate Of the
st. Thoma.s Episcopal Church, stating
that he would arrive to-day on the New
York steamer and would be ready to
enter upon the duties of his position
Sunday, was received yesterday
Henry Robertson. colored. for an as
sault on his wife. was before the May
Yesterday morning and was fined SO
and costs of court.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
PORT NORFOLK.

Rev Dr. Dunaway preached at the
6aptist Church Sunday morning and
evening to very large congrega lions.
The B. Y. P. u. of the Baptist Church
held Its regular meeting Sunday after
noon. with Mr.. Thurston in the chair.
Rev. j. f. Carey. of the Methodist
Church. preached both morning and
evening at his church. The evening
service was conservation service pre-
paratory to the revival service, which
VIII commence in that church next
Sunday.
Epworth League Sunday afternoon
was very largely attended
Mr.. O'Connor is putting down a brick
sidewalk around his hotel. This will
be n considerable improvement on the
looks of the property.
Mr. John Palmer. on Primers ave
nue., Is very sick.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
Twenty six Marines Rescued.
tBy Telegraph to virgininn-P not.)


San Francisco. March 2O.-Captain
Stone and twentysix men of the
wrecked British ship City of Florence,
which struck on reef ten miles south
of Point Pedro last night. were picked
up by the tug Alert two miles north of
Point Pedro late this afternoon and
brought to this city.
The Florence sailed from Iquque for
San Francisco February Cd with 1880
tons of nitrate consigned TO Balfour,
Guthrie e. Co. The vessel struck twice
against the reef and was full to the
scuppers with water ten minutes after
striking. compelling the officers and
crew to take to the boats.
The crew saved some of their per-
sonal effects. but the officers left the
sinking ship with nothing but the
clothing they wore. The left hastily
and will return to Colombia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
TOWN COUNCIL
After Full Hearing Dismiss Charges
Against DR.. Morgan.
The Health Officer Argues tho Case For
Himself colorcd Lodges to Meet >
birthday Celebration-st. Thomas Pas
tor Coming This Week.

The Town Council met in adjourned
session last night to act on the charge
preferred against DIR. +. NJ. Morgan,
health officer, with which the readers
of the VirginianPilo are familiar. BY
request of Col. w. w. Sale. Of Norfolk,
counsel for the prosecution, the ordi-
nance defining the duties of the health
oihcer was read. Witnesses were then
heard.
Annie Outlaw the first witness. testi-
fled that her daughter was quaran-
tined. She said that she paid $40 and
received 81 worth OF provisions from
DR.. Morgan.
George Tatem testified that he was
III and that he was member of Club
NO. Z, OF the First Baptist Church (col-
ored). and the club paid Sl5 to keep
MIN from the county hospital.
Lee Peace testified that he paid $3.50
Tor his wife. Or. Morgan said I'M re-
puttal that he paid her a visit and rem
dered professional services.
The testimony for the defense was
| next heard.
member of Club No. 1. and Sis was paid
ior him. lie said DR.. Morgan attend
ed his family and rendered professional
services, and that ne had two cuses
or sickness. and but one Sis was eS-
acted from him.
Steven Hodges said his daughter was
SICK and DR.. Morgan rendered profess
slonai services without remuneration.
Mr.. John NJ. Berkeley testified that
he was Inspector for the town at the
time the contagious disease was preva-
lent last year. He said DR.. Morgan
always responded promptly when
| called.
Alex. Mullen said he paid SIS. and
that DR.. Morgan rendered professional
| n
DR.. w. e. McConville testified that
he visited VIM. Taylor. who claimed
that he had paid SIS three times, and
was paid by DR.. Morgan for his SER
vices. This completed the evidence.
Some discussion ensued rs to whether
the case should be argued before the
! Council by an attorney. DIR. Morgan
! thought that 1t was not justice for the
| Council to hear an attorney when he
| had none. The discussion was ended
! by the Council allowing Colonel Sale
| to go on with the argument.
| DIR. Morgan not having counsel ar
/ Eued his own case. Mr.. Jacocks
thought, inasmuch as the Council had
been constituted jury, that either the
Council or the spectators should retire
and allow the Council private dellber-
alton. A motion to that effect was
carried, and the spectators were In
vited to retire.
DR.. Morgan claimed that he did not
charge SIS for quarantine. 1t was a
| specific charge on all persons having
| the disease. He said he knew that slt
| would not pay for treating the average
case. and knew further that the aver
| nge person thus confined could not pay
for professional services, as the patient
is usually confined from IL to 20 days
| and he made moderate charge Ia
| treat the cases. and told the patients
| to call for him any time, either day or
! night. and he would 30 to see them.
| Several of the witnesses admitted the
truth of this statement.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Novelty Carnival" to be given
for the benefit of the new Baptist
church to be erected in Client will be-
gin at Odd Fellows Hall Monday. the
26th inst, and not this week, as has
been announced
Rev. DR.. M. w. Doggett preached an
able and effective sermon on Faith
to large congregation at Colley Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church last night.
The interest in the meetings is growing
and the outlook Is favorable for q gra-
cious revival. DR.. Doggett will preach
again tonight.
The Silver Cross Circle of the Kings
Daughters held n very interesting
meeting at the residence of Mrs. t. c.
White, on Riverview avenue, yester-
day afternoon. Considerable work was
mapped out for the ensuing week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Local Board of Improvement will be
held next Monday night at O'Clock.
The Earnest Workers of Central Ave
nue. Baptist Church held their regular
weekly meeting last night. at which
much business of interest to the society
was transacted.
The Epworth League and congrega-
ton OF LeKies Memorial NJ. e. Churcl,
will hold joint service tonight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
South Carolina Republicans.
(By Telegraph to virginian-PIlot.)


Columbia, S. c., March 20.-The State
Republican convention met here to-day
to elect four delegates to the National
Republican convention. Twelve hours
were spent wrangling over merits of
contesting delegations from five coun-
ties.
Permanent organization was permit
ted near midnight But score of the
125 delegates were white men, and the
temporary and permanent officers were
negroes. The faction. headed by e. a.
Webster, controlled the machinery, and
the following slate was elected after a
stubborn fight:
Delegates-E. A. Webster and r. r.
Tolbert, r. r. Smalls and e. II. Deas.
The two latter are negroes.
Alternates-Abal Lathrop, S. D.
Pointer, r. L. Williams. A. S. John
ston.
The convention adopted platform
embracing the principles of the Re
publican party as set forth at ST. Louis
in 1896. McKinley's administration
was endorsed, and Organism and De-
mocracy denounced as menaces to
prosperity. The delegates were in
structed to endorse Mckinley
No steps were taken toward nomi-
mating a ticket for State officers.