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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
sHIVELEY Is NOT CANDIDATE.
Bryan Says Indianian Doesn't Want
Second Place.

Chicago. May William j. Bryan
arrived in the city today and lost no
time I'm denying the report from South
Bend Ind. that Congressman benjamin
T.. Shiveley, with whom ne spent few
hours Friday. was candidate for the
vice presidency with the approval and sup
port of the Ncbraskan.
There is nothing in those reports sent
out Yesterday from Mr.. Shveley's town"
said the democratic leader. In visiting
him ! was killing time between engage
mcnts. He is not candidate for second
place on the ticket.
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Michigan Republicans Act.

Detroit. Mich. May 3.-The state con-
vention today elected the following dele
gates at large To the Philadelphia con-
yentfon instructed To vote for the re-
nomination of President Mckin ey: Colo
mel +. j. Hecker Deios \. Blodgett, WI
liam Mcpherson and Captain William T.
u all
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
HoAR PLAYING LOSING GAME.
Convention in Massachusetts, Refuses
To Indorse Senator.

Franingham. Mass. April 30-The
fourth congressional district convention
today showed no favor toward Senator
Hoar for the proposal of resolution to
express confidence in the senator's atti-
tude raised storm of protects and a sub
motion expressing confidence i'm the ad-
ministration was passed by what the
chairman declared To be a unanimous
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list convention" and instructing dele
gates to attend IL.
Samuel Evans, of Fort Worth. and j.
NJ. Mallette, of Johnson county, were
elected delegates at large. Delegates
were instructed to vote for no man for
president and vice president who is not a
straight populist."
The Tracy faction named delegates TO
the Sioux Falls convention.
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and delegates 20 the national populist
convention ever named. The platform
pronounced in favor Of fusion with the
democratic party. General J. Il. Weav-
or. Of Iowa. addressed the convention.
He denounced the administration of Pres
ident Mckinley and declared William J.
BRYAN the most statcsmanlike American
living
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Indian Territory Republicans Meet.

Purcell. I. T.. May 3.-The republican
territorial convention held here today by
a unanimous vote adopted resolutions in
dorsing the administration of President
Mckinley and elected the following dele
gates to the Philadelphia convention:
Pliny Soper Ninta; T.. J. Fannin, South
McAIester: c. NJ Campbell. Chickasha
G. l.. Long Wewoka. Dr. McWilliaIcS
Miami: Amos Parkinson. okmulgee.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
BRYAN Talks to Ohio Audience.

Columbus. o.. May Colonel w. 7.
BRYAN tonight addressed an audience Of
~ 00a Deoplc I'm the Columbus auditorium.
The crowd was one of the largest ever
assembled In the hall. Congressman
Tentz presided at the meeting. Colonel
BRYAN lscl sscd the money question. inn
rerialism and trusts. Later by invita-
lion. Mr. Bryan att ended banquet given
hv the Columbus board of trade.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Send Delegates to Sioux Falls.

Fort Worth. Tex, May "a conference
of Bryan popullsts. boilers from the pop
ulist state convention held here yesterday
was held after midnight and selected two
delegates at large TO the Sioux rams
con ycntiOn.
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Trio of Democratic Orators
Address Detroit Demo-
Gratis Last Week
LIVE ISSUES DISCUSSED
Colonel Bryan Closed with an Able
and Logical Defense of Demo-
cratic Principles-Cheered
NJ Every Mention OF
His Name.

DatrsI.. Srich. May At the Iarucd
street auditorium tonight q banquet
which far ccIipseI I'm point - numbers
present any similar event hitherto held
g. -Ifrhil.au- was given by tle Mohawk
Democratic club William J. B-yan's
uaus. was cheered Is often as y was mem
tIora,-
Hon. Thomas r T;arEworth. - Jackson.
was Tn. tsastmasJer and Derroit's demo
cratic mayer. Hon William - Maybury-
welcomed the NTuhswk's GUESTS
Speech of Hon. James II. Lewis
Hon. Isms~ Hamilton Lewis sIHke on
.-Th.. Democratic Minority" IL said In
Part
hsrs rar-eu O. speak 20 the minr-ity-'ha'
NAV ~r-aE -t- justice Que fl-1f .ief'riiliei
taui ~ he-1es who never sh-rA 2 i's- - ~
cline "a Euts-tllt minority % o. Ner 70
whom IL sgaa th. rrssi.t ~ au tr1t bias been
o. the 1srt.--u-rt ~ country AMI @ whom
All g. owing fa- rr- defeat 20 infu-'ire wherever
vsraar has aesa rreEtArovn
Immortal IatFer s .r- we ir--ri1e cur lives -
,5tr rres.s-tbar To- the Jealous minority rests
the hrg- 81 people lu that threatening h'''r
vshsn the maturity. blaatel with power. wuisil
break d1vu every barrier % q Peoples TToie,-
tlr--
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hEz almiufzsratErr sT---h lately delivered ln
Trrs.-r seertz ont. what Eaz si-Iua-ra.l
d-u--- We au~u~- hI-i- 1T has .iore ali ths
rhs1rs fH- vhirh tl1e republican r1rty uHf
claims cr.slI-. u was the democracy the a--
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Mills Made Sergeant at Arms.

Denver. COL. MAY 3.-Senator Butler,
chairman of the nauohal ponullSt com
rnfttep. has appointed u. y. Mills. of Den
Yer. sergeant at arms for the populist ma
tionaI convention at Sioux Falls.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
A LANDSLIDE FOR DEMOCRACY
ST. Paul, Mimi. Elects a Bryan Man
for Mayor.

for Mayor.
ST. Paul. May THE municipal cleo
ton here today was regular democratic
landslide as compared with two years
ago. when the republicans carried every
thing The republicans conceded the
election Of Robert A. Smith. candidate 10Y
mayor by at least l.0o2 while the demo-
Gratis claim that his plurality viii reach
three or four thousand. The democrats
also probably elected comptroller ana
treasurer The democrats have elected
seven of the eleven aldermen
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Populist Instructed for Bryan.

Minneapolis. Mimi, May THE popu-
list state convention today instructed for
Bryan ana C. \. Towne for president and
vice president
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
JONES rs NOW III NEW YORK.
Arkaneas Senator May Confer with
Gnrmnn "a. an.

New York. May senator James *.
Jones. OF Arkansas. chairman Of the dem
ocratjc national committee arrived at the
Firth Avenue hotel today. As ex-senator
hin and ex-senator German Of Mary
land. arc also in town Mr.. Jpnes's arrival
gave rise to rumorS that there would be
a conference for the purpose Of agreeing
on a plat form that would unite tho demo-
cratic factions. AR. Jones would say notE-
ing for publication.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
The Nicaragua Canal.

The democracy faNcrs the building and
.N hliif q tae Ni'aratua canal 10y the govern
i"t u 90 TIDE ntt".l states. o. our own way and
WY. CUR own money without the aid consent
~ inn Ilr-I.am
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Bryan on .Democrncv.n

democracy. was the topic spoken 70
hy Colonel BRYAN and the greeting ne
received seemed almost boundless i'm
enthusiasm.
SIR Erylu's arguments On tho money
Gu -~tinn ana The TRUSTS wcr, IN line with
his recent speeches. lIc said in part.
Ihe same spirit IF imperialism which
i.ads THE republicans To wage "A war of
conquest Goa fhe Philippines Tor the extern
sinn ~ trade VIII. 81 il Is approved by
tho Anl"rirln people. lead Co aggression.
THE republican party dues rot dare To
outline policy for dealing with the Fiji
pines. They are afraid to take the people
into their confidence
The Porto Rican tariff bill discloses
the trend ~ republican ideas Scarcely
hal thr movement in favor ~ free trade
with Porto Rico beoa pat On foot bee
fore power arose. a power behind the
throne- Do was more potent than the
plain dutv described by the president. II
was higher thau thc highest considera-
tiuu 81 Justice auI -rod faith: 81 was more
powerful than th- recommends Inus of
tae governor general uf Porto Rico. The
power currC,d The. chairman uf the com
mittet. Oh WAYS and means. c0.rced the
republican house. CuerCed the republican
senate and cocrCed "a republican pres
id.ut.
This unseen power WAS able To scpa-
rate the flag from the constitution and
commit the republican party "a the doc
triue thIt pre~i lent holding office uu-
der "a constitution is mot bound bv H..
that Cuugr. ss created hy constitution
b. NOT restrained by d.
THE rul, If "A d,Sput is abhorrcut 10
every American aEd yet the republican
party asserts doctrine which mcaus
dt-p1ti-m for the FiIipius~. cannot
doubt that in Ihis great crisis the plain
people will remain true 10 the doctrine
~ SELF government and administer such
"a rehuke - the republican party that
no party VIII hereafter dare 10 trampl-
upon the declaration Of independence.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Indiana Populists Favor Bryan.

indianapolis. Ind. May 1.-The populist
state convention was held here today
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Election Of Senators by the Peonle.

favor the election II senators IN congress
l} direct rafe 80 the people. In nay iudg-
Hlent ihr people can and ought 10 De- trusted.
~ tie People cannot Dee trusted. then free gov
eminent Is a failure and nur Institutions are
Doomed.
Imperialism and vast regular army
came in for bitter denunciation. as fol-
lows.
THE democratic party Is opposed 70 militar-
Ls'n ami imperialism Tor they 80 hand In
laiit ami 'u~ cannot stand without tho other.
tI'f ia'e nH lllr. iu republic We realize
what tatE moan when We witness the horrors
ans 20" fsFaa.lN ut the "huil pen II Idaho.
ana th" 'r'ifl injustice to. and criminal aupres-
slHl aEttu~t. ,ur fellow citizens in Porto Rico.
nifst states sol Hers i'm Idaho. acting AS pb-
l-"ffirn Tor tlle trusts ana treating honest and
innocent citizens worse than Siberian cunrIrts.
ah4 taitr. states soldiers On Porto Rico act
ilE q "a E iart Tor the ohio syndicate while ii
ls-uaFrA she hurricau..-sfrie inhabitants q T
the lft.c the Standard LEFT them. 10 f. enough
@" "rinr tn. blush - shame Co the cheek Of
every honest .ne patriotic citizen I'm tho re-
l-l-iie- These Issues ar" Imperative. They
WlA nnt down. They viii De- discussed on
III fftt. inc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Three Gases of the Plague.

Port Said Nav 1.-Three new cases of
bubonic plague have been reported here.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Refers to the TRUSTS.

In speaking of the trusts. he SAID.
The people who will oppose and condemn the
trusts VIII receive no eucuuragement from
TIE frl-t-ridieu and trust-owuCl administra-
uon- The republican attorney general Is the
mere creature II the trusts and will take no
action against them The republican party
in All its power stands fearlessiy Tor the trusts
art j. openly AMI boldly supported by trusts.
Every trust ia the country was for William
Mckinley Tor president ia 1896, and every
TRUST VIII support him in 1900. II you ask
what Tor viii answer FOR value received.
Ter che hlessing ~ Vlahle secretary q the
treasury and d'reiict attorney general Tor
a lively Sense of faVnrs yet 10 come and
above au fur Mark Hanna. who runs the re-
Ifillic1u machine for the benefits II the
trusts
Tho republican party Is the party II plu-
'-trsacy- The democratic party Is the party II
-i'- Ilaiu fraule- % Is opposed e. trusts and
rs"nui,nltes. o. special privileges. While the
republican party o. In power tho trusts viii
flourish lik' green bay tree when the demo-
cratic party comes into power "a democratic
president VIII appoint democratic attorney
general whu Viii enforce the law against the
trusts anu they Will dissolve and disappear
IKE mist before the rising morning sun ana
d.. gone forever.
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day Is the Chicago platform. believe In
the fundamental principles of the demo-
cratic party. l am not a bolter. | stand
squarely On the Chicago platform and
have NJ apologies - offer Tor my sup
port II William J. Bryan or for my loyal
" To- the principles enuneiated I'm that
magnificent document"
Touching; the money question. Mr.. Sulzer
said.
The money question is still an issue
AMI viii D. an issue until the money of
tie constitution g. restored and The ra-
pa.ious and soriid greed ~ the national
Ianks IS chccksL and curtaIlrd by IlW."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
30 Need ID a Vast Regnlnr Army.

A. democrats We should do al in our power
O. defeat the aow avavved policy u the repub-
Ea-tn party - Increase the regular army of
"rr country a. iOC 600 soldiers ". 10 not
ut-.i ~" vast army iu time ~ peace. We
snnull favor "a -rrar navy a. protect our coast
aiii cur commerce bat should. e. We are
fr1e - lls r.H#i er' 10y a-ff. t..l.s .fr.t-
..l-4s "i.l. -- -As enormous incr.a-. in the reg
ut u aI iiN- = barge standing army in "A re-
public IS a menace tu clvI liberty.
lu conclusion. Mr.. Sulz.r said:
We arc beginning another rnnmentous cam
I.alEu uli-r thl leadership Il 20 sound Thomas
Ar'l'Fei- ihe sfsfNtrt. she fearless. the gallant
ate TIE lrtrtf-1 Young header 40 Nebraska
Ni-t.afn J. trtan-tn test tho I-.rGsstrifv 4
popular government ami ~ .ur free tf-ffft-
ttI1I~- AMI iT the grace 20 Gol aHI the power
'f To- free men ~ America. he VIII win ana
tH'- impetus hts administration will give th.
veg fiiif il "t Iriit rsnn. ~ Jackson and ~
i-it in Miil carry j. forward uuiWpaireI for
tN.fstr r'IfHrF- ant generations vet unborn
Nil sang ta~ eiat-Hrue song that the govern
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DetrcI.. Mich. May At the I-arnod
street auditorium tonight q banquet
which far cclipseJ I'm point ~ numbers
present any similar event hilbert" held
g. -Ifrhieau. was given by the Mohawk
Democratic club William ! B-yan's
nam. was cheereI Is often as q was mem
tIura,.-
Hon. Thomas r. Harkworth. u Jackson.
,-.,- I'm. postmaster ami D.troits demo
cratic ruaxar. Hon. William -. M1ybury.
welcomed th. NTuh-wks guests
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Yorushime Maru sails tomorrow
forenoon.
There was no business at Circuit
Court chambers today.
The w. G. Hall reports fair weather
again on the Garden Isle.
The band will play on the grounds of
building grounds this morning.
The Kauai will sail for Lahaina and
Kaanapali at 4 o'clock on Wednesday.
The banks BeechdaIe and Kinfauns
have cleared in ballast for the Sound.
The Wailaeale and Makee should be
back from Kauai tomorrow or soon af-
ter.
The February term of the First Cir
cult Court is due to open this day
week.
The China will in all likelihood, be in
from San Francisco tomorrow after
noon.
The steam schooner Surprise started
out on her first trip to Kona Sunday
afternoon.
Captain Chapman of the LanCing is
accompanied by his wife and family
on this trip.
The bands will pay on the grounds of
the Executive building at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
John Ena is i'll at his home in Wal
kiki and has not been down TO business
Since last Friday.
All Ho. three-months'-o ld Chinese
child died at the kalihi detention
camp this morning.
There is foreign steamer, probably
a tramp Japanese, fifteen miles west
at $3.50 this afternoon.
Chief Clerk John A. Hassinger is
again at his desk in the Interior Office
after several days OF Illness
,Jr. Peterson returned from Molokai
yesterday and Immediately handed in
his report to the Board of Health.
The Fraternal Societies Association
IL meeting this afternoon 10 consider
report from the building committee.
Amendments TO charters Of corpora
tons Of no public interest, were con-
sidered by the Cabinet this morning.
The Kilauea Hou is still in port with
A. B. Loebenstein aboard. The morn
ing paper stated that she sailed yester-
day.
The Minister OF the Interior calls for
bids on the construction of new
wharf and warehouse. See New To-
day.
The Golden Gate for Kaunakakai
and the Alice Kimball for Kaunakakai
and nihei, will get away this after
noon.
| The Andrew Welsh sailed in ballast
for Hilo early this afternoon, there to
take on cargo Of sugar for San Fran
cisco.
Lodge ell Progress de l'Ocenaic, No
124, A. & A. s. Rite will hold its regu-
lar meeting this evening in Masonic
Temple.
The schooner Aloha with a full car
go of general merchandise from San
Francisco, anchored off port this at
| ternoon.
The barkentine Archer did not arrive
| in the harbor until $40 p. m. Saturday
last She mad an uneventful trip from
San Francisco.
The schooner OkaDogan. Reusch
master, arrived and anchored OFF port
Sunday with load of lumber from
Port Ludlow, which place she left De-
cember 80.
The lie Munyon Photo Supply Co.
viii receive on the Australia the larg-
est line of moulding that ever came to
Honolulu also IN elatest machinery to
make up same INTO frames.
Fire was discovered in the woods
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29
Arena Bought by a Syndie ate.


New York, Jan. 1.-THE Arena
magazine has been purchased by a
syndicate of New Workers, and begin
ming with the February number will
be under the editorial control of N. O.
Tanning, who since January, 1898, has
been Deputy Commissioner of Correc-
ton. While the names of the persons
composing the syndicate are not made
public, it is said that several promi-
nent Democrats are interested in the
venture and that II will be their OBJ
ject to make the Arena a vehicle for
the distribution of Democratic princi-
pies of the old-fashioned kind.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29
A SECRET.

.Iane--I told you secret yesterday
and you went right off and told It,
Kitty know IT.
Jane-What did you do that for?
Kitty-What pleasure is there in
telling anything that everybody
knows?-Detroit Fress Press.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29
THE TRUE CONDITION.

Briggs-Do you believe that the
world is divided into two classes, those
who borrow and those who lend?
Griggs--No, sir! My experience is
that two other classes are much more
prevalent-those who want to borrow
and those who won't lend-Life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29
POINTS OF VIEW.

The soil" remarked the economist
lis what supports u.s.
Here the lawyer admitted that land
is the cause of three-fourths Of the liti-
cation. while the doctor did not deny
that efluvia from the ground leads to
much sickness. Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29

Subscribers TO The BUL-
LETIN not reeeiUine their pa
trs promptly 1oiH confer a
faC0r BY notifying be Bust
ness cite. Telephone $50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-29

Gee House Furnishing Goods GGG

CORK MATS prevent colds
wanted Tor the bathroom floor pleasure stand
hath.
OCEAN CHRNS time any other kind aud are easv
Ceaned. Simple and effective
PLAES-They hold six sheets sticky
one filled can be pulled off without song seprong
wno soil carpets furniture and nonpoonu
The ceanes and sure Sticky Fly Catcher
Houseunshng Goods Department safety
elevator.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-03-08
EVERGREEN ITEMS.

The snow is about all gone.
Mr.. Pinnick dined with Mr..
A1tenbernd Monday.
The school in the Woodruff
district commenced Monday,
with Miss Emily Painter, teacher.
Rev. Jones was at the Ever
green school house Saturday and
Sunday morning. Junior League
was held Saturday evening and
elected new officers. Several
new members were added.
The Evergreen school closed
March 2.
Mr.. Cole, Misses Florence
Smith and Bertha Long went to
the Artesian country visiting on
Friday afternoon. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. A1tenbernd Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodruff's arm is not
improving very fast.
OMr. Cole and son George drove
some calves home from Sawyer's
which, he had purchased.
Mrs. Cole and Misses Bertha
Long and Florence Smith visited
Mrs. Woodruff Monday.
AS items are scarce this week
this is all.s
CRICKET.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-03-08
EAST SIDE ITEMS.
Two-F'R..

We were snow bound lastweek
and did not getin.
At the close of Miss Ruth Ben
nett's school at Lake View the
neighbors came in and surprised
her and the scholars with sum-
ptous dinner. After dinner there
was a spelling match. Mrs.
Bishop carried of the honors.
Owing to bad weather there
was no preaching at Lake View
last Sunday. Rev. Jones was in
the neighborhood.
'Chas. Edwards looks quite lone
some since his girl went home.
Mr.. James Smith and wife
were in Garden City last week.
Henry Greumkin who has
charge of the fainter cattle in
this neighborhood visited home
folks at Odee last week.
Miss Eva Walter was visiting
her sister Cora in Meade Satur-
day.
Johnnie Randolph wears a
broad smile. He sayshe has the
drop on the "Crane" now.
Rev. Jones was presented with
new suit of clothes through the
thoughtfulness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop.
Miss Ruth Bennett has begnr
a spring term of school in the
Chi1cott district.
Mrs. John Innis has moved
home from Meade lately.
We are glad to see Sweet Will
liam out in force again. DOM
get discouraged, brother, great
men all have enemies.
w. E. Carr has gone to Dodge
to see his sick wife.
EAST SIDER.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-03-08
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Among Oar Exchanges.

A. w. Calender, a blacksmith
who used to work in the shops here,
is now running a shop at Meade
Greensburg Independent.
Leonard Wells temporarily took
charge of this end of the Meade mail
line this week. Allen Barker has
gone tn work on the north end of the
route while his father goes to spend
few days on his claim near La
Verne.-Beaver Herald.
Bob Smith, of Meade, accom-
panied by his wife, was in Cimarron
Tuesday. Mr.. Smith runs a barber
shop in Meade and is classed as a
good fellow. He made this shop a
pleasant call.-Cimarron Jacksonian
Miss Leota Trahern and brother,
Ernest, of southeast Haskell, attend.
ed the literary in Santa Fe Saturday
night. Miss Leota has recently re.
turned from an extended stay in
Meade.-Santa Fe Monitor.
Among the persons from Meade
county, attending the trial of the
Beatty case, this week, are the
following: Mrs. w. Burford, Mrs
M. L. Turner, Mrs. Geo. Edwards
Miss Krisle; and Messrs. w. P
Bunyan, w. T. Miles, L. A. Krisle
M. Edwards. S. Burford and Johr
Jones. Garden City Sentinel.
Co. Treas. Geo. B. Cones anc
J. F. Conrad, Chairman of the
board of county commissioners, O
Meade county, are attending cour
here this week as witnesses in tn.
Booty case. Mr. Cones succeeded
the Meade county treasurer who i
under indictment for defaulcation O
the county funds.-Garden Cit,
Sentinel.