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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

W C Marss, advance agent Of Zsm- locks wonder chow was in Tom bstone today closing arrangements for the performance on Thursday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Ohio oomes to the front with . man ol s3 who ran away with . naughty little widow of CT, and married her. Later they went home and were for given by their children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

The Range News is informed by responsible parties representing east ern and northern cattle buyers tere, that buyers are not willing to pay last yesrs' frices for cattle in thi. section. They claim the margin i. entirely too email .o take the risk Of handling them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

The Albany Argus says that $1l72 ont ei the &1900 Bcer widov.' fund raised by Sulzsr and the Bosr envoys, went fer "pour boires" instssd of for posr Bosrs. The French, it may be said for the benefit Of those who can only speak it, not read it, means "ior drinks."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Miss Minnie Davi., Bisbee's popu. lar school teacher. who has been visit ing here the Guett of Mrs. Hugh Conlon, returned to her home yester- day after a pleasant stay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Assessor File arrived yesterday from an assessing tour along the grad ing camps of the Western R k from Bisbse to Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Ons burning question has grown cold and been laid away upon the historical shelf. Everybody is now agreed ws are ia the twentieth cen- tuTy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03
srArI sy OHIO, CTTYo TOLEDO, ! .
 I.Ucka COUNTY,

LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank J. Chsyney nnskes cath that he ;s the senior partner of the firm of Fl. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business in ths city of Toledo, county and ststs aforesaid and that seld nrm VII pay ,he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARs fer each and every case of c.tar-h thst cannot be cured by the sse of Ha,ps Catsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. avern !, before me and subscribe nv yrsAesce, this 9th day oi Decen mt A. W. GAsLEOH, ..
 Notary Publi Es,i's Qatarrh Cure is take . inter nsliy and acts directly on tie back ..d usuous surfaces ef the system 0end Sr testimonials ffee
 P. CHENEY ( co,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

The office Of the surveyor general will be moved from Tucson to Phoe- nix by order of the secretary of the interier. The office will be located in the capitol building on the ground floor
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

J s Jsstrc, who represents the Hearst land grant interests on the river is expected in Tombstone this week. IL is understood hs comes prepared to make terms with settlers on the grant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

The quarterly meeting of the board of school examiners, for the purpose of examining applicants for teachers certificates, will be held a. the office of the Probate Judge in Tombstone. on Monday, the 4.h day of March, A n 1O0I
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

A csse Of smallpox i. reported ct Jerome, the victim being W c Smith, a late arrival from Gallup, NM.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Representative Fseley. Of Chicago, a democrat, will be the youngest mem ter Of the next House. He is only twenty. five
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03
BIsBEE JOTTlNGS
Bisbee. Feb. 24, 1900, COVERINGS

COVERINGS
 Thos P Nichols is c visi'or from Sse, today.
 Al B,snt of the San Msrgarits min- is in Bi,hso CD a shsrs businee' tri.'.
 nv T Crave, audit T for the Copper Queen Con. Mining Ce, returned from e flying trip to Hermosili",
 Dr L Rickens, superintendent of the Aoctszuma Copper company ai Nacossri arrive in Bisees ty private conveyance Friday evening.
 Superintendent Walter Dougls and Dr L D Rickstts left on . special train Saturday evening for Bensen to catch the flyer for San Frsnei'oc. Msssr-, Douglas and kicketts ~ill be q, the birthday dinner 10 be given in honor of Ben Williams eu wsdass- day February 27tb st Coppsrepois California.
 Word was received here Thursday of ,h. very s.riou. lasss of W " Watkins at Hot springs, Ark, and MT. Watkins immedia ely left Tor the sed,ids of her husband. He has been GU Gsring from nHsn matory rheuma- tism and the doctors advised . trip to the famous Hot spring., bat it seems the waters have not done him any good.
 The defeated team, the A < E E | railroad boye, in the base ball game played on ths ,2ad paid their forfeit sy bauqueting the viclo'', the Copper Queen store team, at the Waldori restaurant last night. Covers were ,nrsad for 5G. Mir. Hammer acted
 . tesstmastsr. At the conclusion oi ! the feas, c new organization was formed and called the B:sbee Base club with the following officers. V K Stiles, president: Fred R Haamsr' manager; c F Niehol', secretary and PJ Tenancy, captain. BIsBsK. Feb. p l90l, COVERINGS. John Toemey is Tucson enioying . shsrt vacation.
 Geo Bently Ryan and Hack La Rue tive popular hardware travellers are in Bisbee.
 Bisbes has teen visited by heavy showers for the past tWenty-iour hours.
 Zsmlock. the magician is billed to appear in acts of mystery at the BIS bee Opera house this evening 1 A number of the base ball snthus- ,s,ts went down to the base ball grounds yesterday to indulge in
 practice game. The boys have taken to the idea of Sunday practice and a good strong team is assured from
 Bi,bes that can hold its own with
 any nine in the territery. PJ Tenancy and Larry Lills two of bisbse's popular young men left Sunday morning for Tucson. Mi
 Lillis will remain in Tucson having accepted 6 position with L Zecken' dsri & Co. MT Tenancy will return to Bisbee on Tuesday. John I Wilson of Georgetown
 British Guaina stopped over in Bis
 bee Sunday sn route to the San Mar
 esrsta mine where he goes as fore
 man fer his old friend A J Brsns
 Mir. Wileon and Brant spent
 good deal of their time in tLe Guainat in the placer regions and diamond
 districts. He had to leave the country on account Of the climate
 and fever which is very bad ct this
 time of the year. He spoke Of the
 trouble between the Venezuelisn and
 American governments and said that
 the Americ Ans were in the right and
 that he thought the trouble was not
 half over and nigst yet cause wal ibstveen the two nations before very long.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

NIT P P Greppir, representing Blake, Mofit & Towns the well known paper dealers of Les Angele, wac a Tombstone visitor yesterday in the interests of his firm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

FlsgstAf xIeuenced zero weather last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Judge Jas Reilly is in ruc.on on professional visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Oh, yss, the South African var Is about over. The British are send nR 5000 new nen to Aid the 200 .OoO sl- ready there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

During the late stOrm at Prescott. snow fell or twelve successive dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Joe Temple the popular agent at Huachuca a Tombstone visitor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Miles Moves the Fairbank La d was a Tombstone vi.itor today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

Tsuou puuys1 szsrs1ns' sIno @ ,ssy D -o n r 7eS 10 ooI oy1Isusvo kpuSO s1eIsSsSO eysL
 sssAexoA oor1Udm0uon osno CT
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

From Monday'e Duty,
 A G Smithisa Tombstone visitor from Wilgus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

NS1o-Dac --->. Cco--- oanranoeed tobacco habit cure. makes veaf - ssro1e. hpnc1 prre soc. q. All dru2gists
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

From TUesddg's Issue.
 W s Gray was up from the river H. day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-03

An exchange says all tbat glitlers is not gold, all that's printed is not true.
 The PROSPECT R acknowledges re- ceipt of an invitstiCn to the dedica- tory services of the territorial capitol to be held in Phoeoix today.
 Macy oi the fruit trees in Tomb. stone are already in bloon. Notably the almond trees.
 J. J. Miller of Eogales vas an .rrivsl today and may remain some inc
 Tombstone is at present enj0yine 2 the finest weather 10 be fouad any, where in thc world.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MAPKET.
wheat Firmer and More Active on
the Advance of Corn.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-Wheat was firmer
and fairly active. Shorts were anxious
buyers, and the Southwest was conspic-
uous as buyer. Outside of rather free
selling by the Northwest at times, offer
ings were light The steady tone of Liv-
erpool, lsd lower, and the advance in
corn were the strengthening factors. Cash
mand and the Southwest heavy sales for
export. The seaboard had sixteen loads.
The sharp advance in corn at Liverpool.
lighter Argentine shipments. and an ex-
pert estimate of point decline in crop
conditions since August ], were the infiu-
entail factors in corn. Offerings were
light and on local and Southwestern buy
ing. prices advanced easily. Shorts COW
cred. There was n slight reaction on
profit taking sales. The cash demand
was good; 20J.0JG bushels sold here. Of
fers made tc Liverpool last night, and
charters were made for 100000 bushels.
Exports for the we e6 wefe very light
Oats were very Gull. but steady. The
pit traders, and changing from Septem-
Der to the more deferred deliveries by
commission houses. The cash demand
continues good. Deliveries are expected
to be small. May oats look like good
purchase.
Provisions were moderately higher. in
fluenced by a further advance in the hog
market, and closed steady at the i'm
provement There was a fair general
trade and considerable done in the way
of changing from September to the de-
ferred deliveries. Packers were liberal
buyers of October lard.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
New York Cotton Market
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Provision and Grain
Market Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30.-Folowlng are
the quotations in the local wholesale pro-
vision ard grain markets: .-,
Flour-Market was quiet. Western Su-
per. $2.45G2.55; Western Extra. $2.6043O5;
Western Family. S3.30d345; Winter Pat
ents, s37Od3.s5; Spring Patents. $3.s5a4lO;
Spring Straights, $375d3.s5; Spring Ba-
kers', s2 90G3.l0; Baltimore Best Patents.
500; Baltimore High-Grade Family, $50;
Baltimore High-grade Extra. S4.lO; Balu-
more Choice Family, s3.S5; Maryland Nlr-
ginia and Pennsylvania Super S2+3aZ,5o'
Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania Ex
ira. s2G0d3.05; Maryland. Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA Family, $330p3.45; City
Mills Super, s.. 40d2.60; Rio Extra, S.l5M
$50; Rye flour medium to choice, S2.sVp
$S25.
Oats-The market was firm. Stock in
elevators, 331. 75S bus; white. No. 2, 3s12r
3s4.c; do No. 8. 37I2d3Sc; 90. No. 4, S1u
37lkc: do, ungraded. &n3S@c; mixed,
No, 2. S7lZa3Sc; do, No g. 37N37i4c; un-
graded. S7n3S12c. These quotations are
RyeIMarket was steady Stock in ele
vators, G053l bus; No. nearby, in carlots,
5GG5GIac; No. 3 rye, 5iiAc; No rye, 5llaH
521sc; No. Western rye, 5i@5'1zc, in ex-
port elevator
Butter-Market was firm. Creamery
separator. extra 23a23iAc; extra first, ga
22ih; creamery first, 2lM2lkc; do imita-
ton extra, lSc; Iowa and Northwestern
ladle. extra. 160lIc, do. extra tr5t, l5dl6c;
Western StOre-packeu, loWliC, ono runs,
first. I5lil6c second. lSQtlic; West Virginia
rolls first; l44l5c; second, lS4l4c; E!gin
creamery prints, 12-lb, 25M26c; do, lib,
2fG25c; do. 2-lb, 2912ic; Maryland and
Pennsylvania, creamery prints, is-lb, Ati
25c: lib, 23d24c.
Eggs-The market is firm. Strictly fresh,
i6rlic; Western, lJul1c.
Poultry-Market steady. Old fowls. 10d
lGi2c per ID; spring chickens, l2lEnlSc;
ROSTERS. 25d30c apiece; ducks. Sn9c III.
Green coffee-M&-ket steady. No. Qtio
grade), 5Mc.
Roasted coffee-Market steady Bulk
roasted coffee-Pur. Java, 3liSc; Mara
caibo, 2lIsc; pure Laguayra. 2li2c; pure
Santos 1sc; African Java, lSl2c; Rio blend,
lie; Peaberry mixture. l6i4c; pare Mocha,
2S1sc; Java-Mocha blend, &c. Cfhese cof-
fees are in fancy bags, paper-ined) If
packed In cans or tubs, kc higher.
Package brands-E. L. c.. l00-lh cases,
lCJ1c 60-ib cases. 10 6-l0c; 26-b cases.
10 7-l0c Lion coffee. in l0J-lb lots. l0.6Sc;
I'm 60-ib lots. l0.iSc.
Cotton-Market firm; middling. SIC;
strictly low middIing. sikc: low middling.
sac Stock In Baltimore, 500 bales.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
It's Miraculous.
Caiarrh, Colds. and Headache Can
be relieved In 10 Minutes and
Cured. Or. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder is Monder Worker.

Il had Catarrh for one year" 81 had
Catarrlr for two years Il had Catarrh
for five years" Il had Catarrh for
twenty years. Il had Catarrh for fifty
years and DIR. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder cured me. These are sentences
from the volumes and volumes of testi-
mony for this great catarrh cure. not
mythical patients, but words from men
and women all over the continent who
have been cured. 1t relieves Colds and
Headache. due TO Catarrh, in ten minutes.
Sold by i. S. Williams. Ninth and F
Streets; Edmonds e. Williams, Third and
Pennsylvania Ayenue.-la-
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
SAYS THEY ROBBED Hill.
Alexander DrummOnd Identifies Two
Negroes Under Arrest.

Thomas Grigsby and Lewis Holmes
colored. who were arrested on Thursday
on charge Of highway robbery, were
yesterday identified by Alexander Drum
mond as two Of the men who. ne says
held him up on b Street, between Six
teenth and Seventeenth Streets north
west, on the morning Of August IA ana
robbed him Of $50 in cash. Il gold
watch and chain. an Elk charm. q
knights Tcmplar charm and an Elk but
ton. The accused were not taken to court
Yesterday. but spent several hours at
Police Headquarters. where they Were
measured and photographed for the
rogucs gallery.
The detectives ihave recovered the
charms and button and believe that they
VIII soon have the watch.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
IT Is DNNGERoIS.

Cholera morbus often ,resuts fatally before
medicine can be Irotiwcd or physician su:a-
noncd. Clamberllin's Colle. Cholera, and DiAr-
rhoea Remedy IS a cot,ain .curc for t'i5 disee-C.
Every family should he provided with If. l.
so;ls ba. trifc. ami is certain to he need d
sooner or later. Bu L n4&. For sale hv iielf,
Eyans, wholesale alI fe;si, g3i i suect. and
ali drueg lists.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY.
Samuel Kupnerberg Charged With
uefrnuding Railway Company.

Samuel Kuppenberg, who was arrested
,o1ne days ago on charge of conspirns
70 defraud the Metropolitan Railroad
Company. was ycstc. day released on 5000
bond to await the action OF the grand
jury.
kuppcnhor5 was accused of claiming
itnlaEos from the railway for PERSONA
injuries. alleged to have been sustained
in an accident.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
nhenn,u,i,m Cured In n Dov

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures in TO days Its action upon ti,a
system is remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the diseasc imiHe-
d;ately disappears The first dose greats benefits.
75 cents and 81. Sold by Stevens Pharmacy,
Pennsy lyania Avenue and Ninth Street.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Trader's National Bank: 49139;
Capital Traction: 6OdIO2@. Mergenthaler
Linotype: 11IlC9, i0IlC9M; American
Graphophone Co, common: 150dgi.. Aft
er rcall-Mergenthaler Linotype: l0I169%.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31

officers of the company are perfectly sure
that the crop damage will not cut into
their business too heavily.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
MARSHALL HALL.

Str. Charles Manchester leaves at 10 a. M.
2:30, and $50 p. m. Indian Head trips every
evening. Sundays excepted, at $50 p
Sundays, II a. m. 2:30 and $50 p m
FARE, ROUND TRIP. RIP..............-.25 Cents.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
Chautauuua Beach

Formerly Bay Ridge, Round Trip. soc.
Closes with Big Labor Day Excursion. Sept. ..
Trains b. & o.. 9:l0 a. m, 4:S0 p m, Sunday.
9:IO, 1:i5 Labor Day 9:10 a. m, l2:l5 and i:30
p. N. Last train leaves Beach 9:lO p. m.
Lots for sale at Beach. by George f. Gra-
ham, Room $50, Bond Bldg. city.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
LOANS OF SsO
WHAT'S FAlRER

.han a straight business proposition to lend you
money to help you out of difficulties? II you
have Furniture Piano or other good security
we can help you out. and the terms win be
made TO suit your convenience in paying Call
20 see W and get at the bottom of our business
''''' EVANS & COMPANY,
707 C ST. y. W.
.OOM 3, First Floor Rear. Opp. Patent oifee.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31

Dividend prospects in this group are
good. The St Paul may not receive an
extra dividend this year. but an extra If
not regular per cent rate Is a prob
meeting will take place on September IL
The Atchison company is earning SO much
that the directors begin to doubt IL they
have the right to keep the common stock
on so comparatively low a dividend basis
Before the corn crop scare, directors were
talking Of per cent rate Now an ad-
vance TO 4 per cent this year seems more
likely, and this may not come until the
The Washington times., 1901-08-31

Denver preferred stock was strong yes
terday, ia the expectation of a most fav-
orable annual report.
The Washington times., 1901-08-31
Government Bonds.

Total sales Of stocks, 40s. 300 shares
+ Advance. Decline xEx-dividend.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
HARCOCK MEMORIAL
Friends in tSuItigsIorP VIII erect a
church ip memory of DIR. Mnlthie ID.
Ba abcoek- see to-mOrrOw's Tribune.
u. s. R. AND JEROME.
CAPTAIN GODDARD TELLS OF AN ALLEGED
ORDER TO EMPLOYEES TO VOTE AGAINST
HIM-DENIEE BY MR. WHITNEY
AND ORIN ROOT, JR

Captain F. Norton Goddard the Republican
leader Of the NXth Assembly District, informed
yesterday by employe of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company that an oral order was issued on
Thursday night by George Morrissey, a roundsman
Gnspeetor), whose district is between sixtieth-s;
and Greenwich-aye- on the Seventh-ave. line. for
the men in the employ of the road 10 vote against
William Travers jerome candidate for District
Attorney Oh the fusion ticket. Captain Goddard
made the following statement:
If any responsible man OF men will agree to give
the Metropolitan Company Will furnish his name
this time. know the man Well and will vouch
for his veracity and integrity. He came to nv
the following allegations: George Mor.issey, a
roundsman il the employ Of the Metropolitan COM
between Sixtieth-st. and Greenwich-ave-. made the
rounds last night and issued the following verbal
order: order from the office: All -- manning the
particular division Of emplOyesl are ordered 10 vote
after Mr. Morrfssey made ms rounds another ocsI
of the road-Co,enan by name-nade his appear
gying gl;I &c out Of the order by MoTssy 8 his sT5and
neine 10 make sure that NorriSSey had been around
men in the class named The order given was de-
office are given. according TO my informant, who
sid that the men, instead Of obeyins the order,
will almost TO a man disobey il.
w. c. Whitney said last right when told Of the
statement: Il know nothing abot the matter.
have not been to the office in six months. but
know enough about the affairs of the company and
Mr.. Nreeland to know that the statement is
absolute lie"
Orin Root, jr.. assistant tc tHe president. said
last evening that neither McTrissey any
else had authority 10 issue such order. that
he knew nothing of il, and that the companys
rules forbade the mixing Of politics with the
duct Of its railroad business Il don't know any
thing about any such ORDER he added IF Mr..
Morrissey issued such instruction 10 the
under him. he did it without authority. We do not
allow the politics of the to he intsrfered with"
President NTecland viii this evening at the
house. Fifteth-st and Ssventh-ave. address the
employees of he road IL the first regular fall
meeting of the METROPOLITAN Street Railway ASso-
citation. which is made uD Of the employees Of the
The meetings usually attended by
from three hundred four hundred II
rtported last night that President VreelaEd will
campaign.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
"CADETS" N T4HM4NY PARADE.
ACTIVELY ASSISTING THE BARNEY" MAR
TIN CAMPAIGN IN THE vTH

ACTIVELY ASSISTING THE BARNEY MAR
TIN CAMPAIGN IN THE vTH.
The Barney" Martin Tarnmany men Of the
With Assembly District. to the accompaniment
Of red fire and red lights had a parade last
night, and a feature Of II contingent OF
cadets from the lower East Side who have.
under the protection Of Tamrnany, invaded Shls
district These cadets" who formerly were ac-
tive agents of the system OF red light" protec-
tIon. of which Martin Engel is the chief in the
With District, organized themselves into a club
with headquarters in East Tenth-st., not far
from Stuyvesant-st, where the performances OF
Wardman Bissert which resulted in his con
viction, took place.
One of the anti-Tammany district leaders in
the Vth District called the attention Of The
Tribune last night to the doings of some OF
Barney Martins lieutenants now work
ing for Shepard. You see" he said, the Mar
ty' Martin Association in the parade there. The
standard bearer says he lives at No. 1ol East
Twelfth-st. in this district No such person is
registered there. as have assured myself by a
scrutiny of the registry list at No. I6 Third
ave, the polling place. He has q club made up
partly of Young men resident, and partly of
young men not resident, in the district. To It's
funds street women are contributing under
pledge OF protection from Tammany in this
district If Shepard wins. They have received
money from Tammany and to get more be
fore the canvass closes. and their field of opera
ton is Third and Fourth aves, between Ninth
and Twelfth sts. in the territory including
McGurk's Merrimac, Hochstims Sans Souci, the
Hoffman, Clarendon Hall and other similar
places. The proportion of disorderly characters
In this section is already large, but the active
participation of these newcomers from the red
light With District, and their active part in a
public parade here are something which many
independent voters resent as they have Tea-
son to-"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

any city has come close to losing that ubsrtz
our own city. Ii Is
The brutal outbreaks of a man like Ds,ou
vulgar outbreaks of a thing like Van Wvet' sas
the ticket with Fromme and Unger are oF ai ~ o.
Importance compared with the conter,nt ltlle
which American citizens in the ernpoy of thi. w
nave been treated as
MIR. JEROME HOPEFUL,
II we stand four years of this rrIa :,
Democratic institutions fiat and absoIIt. sues
ures. and for one favor stronger governman.. .
But this campaign has put heart and hone tr-o -
and did not think that it would come so o. sa .He
When l started out thought it would all .al
time started In TO fight, myself ard I expect@s
others to night with me. But in the early davs !:
the campaign | was sceptical of the success ~.
mas rewarded our Tight 1 have things in fh1
great city that have put heart and hope and tins,
diences rise not 10 flights of oratory but to uIai
truth tApplause.) T"1n
lay no claim to the power of prophecy. but vo,
VIII admit that am In d pretty good place to
know what is going on. and if my immortal salvs
ton and certain the election Of -.
fusion ticket Election Day, feel that I gonis
detaIn you any longer. Cries OF Go on Go OnrS
No might become too SarrulouS. il I Were IN
continue l might say some things that my cam
paiSn managers might not like. jLaugnter1
might tell you some more truths (appiausel bu,
after the election is my conception of sons
of these truths will be put in more tangible form
than words.
AS the justice finished the audience arose al
most in body to leave the hall Mr.. Peckham
called in vain for order He introduced Charles
of Aldermen. The audience. however. had come
to hear MesSrS. Low and Jerome, and il was
leaving the hall M FCrres shouted at the Ton
of his voice: Il wish only that election eve
the same enthusiasm will be shown in all par1.
of the city as have seen it here tonight"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
SOME CAMPAIGN DEVELOPMENTS OF A DAY.
HERD HRsEN
CREDIT ARGUMENT
IN A

the side of good government, for good govern
ment means true prosperity to the city in which
you live, and true prosperity existing there
finds its way to the freside of every humble
dWeller within its mighty shadow.
Other speakers were Otto Kempner and George
Won Skal of the Stats Zeitung."