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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24

CHRISTMAS POULTRY-We shall have the finest Turkeys, Geese, Chickens and Ducks ever seen in this state. Turkeys, Toe per In and up; Chickens, 10c per lb Legs of Mutton. Joe per h. Fresh Shoulders, 9c per ID: Gilt Edge Butter, 25c per ID: Fresh Eggs, 20c doz.; Mixed Nuts. 10c per h. Give us call before purchasing your Christmas supplies. We guarantee you will save money.
 E. SCH OENBERGE FER & SONS. i, and !, Central Market. Congress avenue; 92-9i George street. Telephone No. 120.
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YOUNGER SET ENTERTAINED.

Rev Dr. and Mrs. Frank Woods Baker of Trumbull street gave small hearty party last evening to several of the younger set who are home for the Christmas holidays. There were sixteen at the party.
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WHINING DOG TOLD HER DEATH
Mrs. Meta Landhurst Found win he'
Pet Fox Terrier or Her Breast.

Tor several days preceding yesterday
Mrs. Meta Landhurst, rs years old, OF VIZ
Miller avenue. had not been seen about
her yard by her neighbors. The whining
Of her pet fox terrier become so annoying
to Mrs. Julia Merritt, who lives on the top
floor Of the house, that she asked Thomas
Godfrey to break in the door OF MIS-. lana,
bursts room. The woman was found dead
in he'd, with the dog sitting on her breast
licking her face. She had died In the act
of reaching for n glass OF water: ,which
stood on a small table at her bedside.
Mrs. Landhurst owned the house she
lived in and several other houses IN the
neighborhood.
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o,EEA's HrSB,>D pIrn HrR
N iheimina Hsturns 10 ihS HAEne and o.
sr-risa tnthniaslleai,

THh iiAour. D"o ~ Quo"n Nilh"lm,na
and h.f hlsla.d, Prince Hear. arns-i
hsf. to-day from tho fuDal oa-tia a. Hot
lsso add Wrfo untlualastsslly resolved
tho sir-as vsr ~thruusod stth a ct".nng
efond and az i.s principal buiidinss vuo
sssst.i sHh naEs Aftsrsaui q srrat
ssoxd asasail.d - u.s A~u.fdsiudu 'asils
And saiE tAr nauunal aniism
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and obvious repetitions. His thematic
community lies within the very hbres. Of
his compositions. That he can score richly
this symphony is a living proof; he never
oyerdresses his ideas. He Ia a great man
and his music will outlive the dust and
tramplings of many contemporaneous con
quests.
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Business Nourrs.

Dr. >. Parker Pray COS Manicure and
CHIEoPoDr PAELor-. " Past 2sd st opposite
Madison Souafc Pan. sstab. 1855. Manlcutlng by
sIps rienced operators. 5c. All diseases OF feet and
nails sktlfully treated without pain lT Pray's me
dIcinAl Toilet Preparations sold By ali toilet goods
dealers. Insist on having the genuine. manufactured
ONLY by DT. J. PARRER PRAY co. sole props.
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Situations -fcmnles.

ACCOMPLISHED young English woman desires
engagement as typew ritter and StenOCraphcr; quick
worker, good pcnman and accustomed TO book
keeping: excellent references. Address a., box i52
Sun othce.
COMPETENT CoOK wishes to procure a situation
In private family In city; best OF references. CA
box $50 sun uptown office. 1905 broadway.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS wishes TO Obtain
a situation In private family: excellent references.
l.. X, box SIS Sun uptown once. l2e5 broadway.
EXCELLENT PARLORMAlD would like a posi-
tion In private family In city; references. "A. o.,
box 55i Sun uptown ONCE. 1905 broadway.
FIRST-CLASS WAITRESS would like n position
In private family in city: canfurnish good references.
L. s., box So Sun uptown onice, 1895 Broadway.
LADY wishes position In laundry: has experience
In kitchen work. MISS pURDi. 10 East Sd ~.
SITUATION WANTED rs Housrkecper; city or
country. by American lady: fully competent. 352
Hancock ST.. brooklyn.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT CHAMBERNAID
wants a position In private family In city; good
references. S. O'C, box 5I Sun uptown Office,
1905 Broadway.
YOUNG WOMAN, = years with last employer as
bookleeper and cashier. wants once position:
highest references from last en- ployer. NJ. y, box
1877, sun onlce.
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NJ RRI

SHELDON BEARD on saturday. Dec. a. 1901,
at the Hillside Presbyterian church. Orange
y J.. by the Rev STANLEY White, Harold Shr
don 30 Hester IrlsloN heard. daughter Of
Hester Z and the late sylvester Mills Beard.
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SAILED PROM roREros PORTS.

IS La Savole. from Havre for New YORK
g Campania' from Liverpool for New York
SIS Philadelphia, from southampton LOT Nc"
York.
SIS Furnessia, from Neville for New YORK.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AINASAo--rHrs DAT.
Sun rises .7ieI Sun sets. ~ 81 Moon sets e. 300
HIuH wArHn-rHls DAT.
Sandy HooI 1901 Gov. I'd. 1898 Hell Gate...i22e
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MAutsd-Males.

WANTED-An experienced stenographer. about
n years OF age. preferably ono familiar with gal
work: write giving experience. salary expected. &c.
SHEEHAN 4 Co. station o. New YORK city.
WANTED-Preparing room ovcTlooker. Apply
by letter only, enclosing copies OF testimonials 10
MARSHALL e. o Kehrny, n. j.
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Administrators. Dec. IA
SIS Pretoria, Hamburg, Dec. l.
SIS bordeaux. Havrc, Dec. l..
SIS Havana. Vera Cruz, Dec. g.
IS weehawken. Halifax. Dec. II,
SIS Kansas City. Savannah. Dec. u.
SIS Comal. Galveston, Dec. T.
IS Jefferson, Norfolk. Dec. IL.
IS Benefactor, Philadelphia. Dec. Is
Ship W. J. Pirrie. Cape Town. Oct. ID
Bark Ebba, Para. Nov. 5.
ARRIVED OUT.
81 La Gascogne. from New York. at Hayre.
SIS Buenos Ayrean. from New York, at Glasgow
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AGsnts Nanttd.
Il aNtcd-M lles.

SPEClAL-For all travellers
visiting the general stores and
retail grocerS throughout the
United States. The best side
line-price sells it and quality
does the rest. Write for terri
tory. =. .. Box }.O5i. New
York.
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slO,eD CAPITAL wAutci. money l> t.tnf
rI-rd In manufacturing business ltiI" ,DNtlrH
ION In this line. wilt give $1,000 of stuc. as ''c.t-
ltg. pIant located In prominent town t'ua"'ic'',
raptal to be- expended Ia the bushes. fur ~
Their apply 70
MCDONALD q W.GIlNN 20 N'n.I
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Situations 1tanttd- aNales.


AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, 81 years old, cncr-
getic. diplomatic, understands bookkeeping, sales
man Of proven ability and practical ofrcc man.
Is open for engagement with large concern, elthcr
mercantile or bAnking, where talents can be ap-
prrciated, by corresponding remuneration; highest
references and bonds TO any amount, VI required.
Address CONFIDENTIAL. box 1873 sun ONCE.
A YOUNG \ (2T seeks employment OF clcri.
cal nature: four years experience ln railroad and
general ONCE work: references. NJ. r., box l25
Harlem sun. ii0 West i2jth ST..
AsHIE OR COLLECToR-Young business
man desires position with concern or estate; can
furnish cash security or bond. with best city refer
ence. Address ~, box 100 Sun uptown. once, 1895
broadway.
HIGHLY EDUCATED young man OF splendid
ability. an expert accountant. bookkecper and
stenographer desires responsible position In New
York highest references rs to character Integrity.
and ability. Address HAROLD NJ. KING si
9Th st. Detroit, Mich.
MANAGER-Heatlng department, plumbing and
heating concern or branch boiler house. r. box
$50. sun once.
YOUNG MAN. IS years. business experience.
would like to get position as cashier, or collector
will furnish cash security or bonds. II. II. ANIL
TON, 1873 st. Mark av. brooklyn.
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$4,000 BUYS halflntrrcSt In a hgh class dTc.,
making establishment close u 5'I aN., tHlN r'r
s24,oD yearly business. Apply -
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5000 wAN~rED-Onc tEiri Interest IN va1le-
sale wines and liquors business In New Jersey
Full particulars at
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5000 BUYS old established coal business On iH'
water front. B~Tooklyn. Witn II horses, II trIr
carts. wagons. rent. $50 munthly, d1iny tlo ~
business yearly retiring reason Tor selling Apply
10 MCDONALD & WltilNS 27 Nrna,r,
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$500 BUYS 6 room house Win hatn. l''li'i N
Noun, Vernon, y. y. only ti.j1p cash. ba.aH'r eau
remain on mortgage. Particulars AZ
MCDONALD & WItitlNN. 2it br0.p
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s20OOO-EASY TERMS will purchase long cS.
tabliShed wholesale wine and LIQUOR business,
with boiling department connected, well cStah-
llshed prosperous trade. Full Investigation wanted
Apply TO
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PARTNER WANTED with 500 by French
importer Of high grade perfumes: $1,000 annually
can be realized.
MCDONALD 4 wIGGINS, 2S7 Broadway.
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M oWN .o0 rlch cIAlms U ~ N.,L-l -

WE " roo rich claim IN Old Mexico com MS
ing 4 groups consisting Of 30 ACRES % lin4 contain
N-prr cent. OF purc metallic tin. Tho r"Ihy., ~
ne mines aud their possibilities are assured fact,
Nirilr can be cOIdu ted az a compArauffl' swan
etpen,e. and o ready market awaits production
we want a competent and energetic man 20 pro
mote u co-paLy fOr the drvelopmeni - these
mines. either Independently or In conjunction
vlth US dust furnish exceptional references a'
- integrity, and ability AaIfr., ini 3ng |'.'
Devcopm-ntC Co Naldos' AStorn Eco --
AUTOMATIC Sounding aur4rntls .t nIlI- :
vrss,ls the object ~ tliS invention o. 20 provide
an hutomatlc signalling device $50 that an iurf. I'D"
of water In he hold VII De AZ once known Goo %
person having control 81 i.c p.'Hp' by. thr ".
and millions Of property would b. saved. Jta.
30 gcraon II. Paliadriphla ia
An OPPORTUNITY &, Offered 10 o. grrilr"aI
vith $50 OF TO- 60 ilIu vita I've alkvr|r. r '
greater amount iLk Fsisf lu a lrrIt.ua|. '...'"
I'M, D. uI BONANZA. aud 90 f.purs' H ego
fastob reference, even flglu g.
vii be given Addrc,' h Doe o.
WANTED a man thorough. ,ol H..."
charge ~ t4r mAultAr'.raF lriHu" a. Hl
aul aru H'4ulHtfi aNNE Ai.
H. musf ur .,ta..f DHfH. a.
~. .W sod .r ana $40 .. .
b. ere BOO .t#r 4 D.-lI aN.Ita = . Dom.
suu un-'
p"tl.r.I|, N.UI... UNUSUALLY f
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PARTY WANTED with 5000 TO tade one third
interest In q publishing business 10 open olce In
this city. Particulars al
MCDONALD & WiGGiNS, 257 broadway
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ti5.OOO-PARTE WANTED for large manu-.
featuring concern located In New Haven; fine
plant in full operation, Investigate this, rs a good
opening.
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siIOOO-EASY TERMS. factory properly In
Brooklyn close to railroads and ferries. three story
brick and extension, mill construction, ~ inch
walls, 8 inch floors; engine, boiler, elevator. blower,
gaS, running every day, Apply
MCDONALD d WIGGINS. 27 Broadway.
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S~OOO0-PARTY WANT1:D with this amount for
the purpose of increasing the bushes, 81 la'r,t
improved attachment for autonoblcS. highly In
dOrScd BY the leading people and press OF ms
city; plant now in operation. For particulars
apply to
MCDONALD q VIRGINS. 21 Broadway.
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81, ooO-ESTABLlSHRD BUSINESS on Sh ay.
making net proft OF S,Ou annually for sale. eSpcr.
fence not necessary.
McDoNALD q wiGGINS. 257 Broadway.
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$1,000 BUYS old established cigar Stor', two
billiard tables. Including me brick property located
South Brooslyn. retiring from business cause OF
selling. Full particalarN apply at our office.
MCDONALD 4 NlGGiNS. Isl Broadway.
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ANTI s25.UO-A nrSt class MANUFACTURER
and designer OF high class gowns and fancy wralS
doing both wholesale and retail business N Me-"
YORK city desires capital 20 enlarge same. present
annual business sG0,O0, prefer forming stock com
pany. Apply to
- MCDONALD 4 MIGGINS. 251 Broadway.
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sIoyooO-PARTNER WANTED Cor newly patented
device for protecting children from falling out OF
McDONhhiD wIGGINs. 2s7 broadway.
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RETURN OF MAGNATES
MESsRS. WATKINS AND RUSCHAUPT
BACK FROM KANSAS CITY.
Not Yet Ready to Say Whether In
d~ianapOIis Will BE in the Western
League-Ban johnson Slow.

President Watkins and Secretary Rusch-
of the indianapolis club, returned
yesterday afternoon from Kansas City.
where they consulted with President
Hickey, of the Western League. President
Watkins made the statement after arriving
home that there was nothing definite to
give out concerning the organization In
~dianapolis will be in this season. 1t is said
that the Western League people desire In
dianapolis to be in their circuit, but the
matter will not be settled until the league
meets in st. Paul some time next week.
President Watkins is not worrying himself
over the matter, for he can easily organize
a new league. as has been outlined here
~tofore, that would practically be as strong
as the Western League. The Western
League clubs are already established and
have the advantage of having their teams
signed.
President Watkins says he has a good
team already under contract, and believes
that indianapolis will be at the head OF
any organization in which the city has
representation. He has about fifteen men
under contract, and some of them are said
To be very fast, while he has some young
sters he purchased last fall that are ex-
pected to develop into good talent. 1t is
probable that the local enthusiasts Will
have to wait a few days before learning
just what league indianapolis will be in
this season.
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HREATE TO BURN HIM.
Men and Are Searching
for a Woman's Black Murderer.

CORSICANA. Tex, March AT the head
of a mob of two hundred citizens of this
county, Conway Younger is pursuing al
unknown negro who assaulted his wife ana
killed her by cutting her throat later yes
to-day. The crime was committed while
Mr.. Younger was away from his home ar
work in a field near by. There was no one
TO tell the tale. save his little three year-oId
child. "A big black man knocked mamma
down and dragged her away" the child
told its father when he returned from
work. Frantic with grief, Younger began
81 search. and found the body of his wifo
in some bushes near the house. Her throat
had been cut, and there was evidence of a
terrible struggle. The alarm was given az
once, and fully two hundred men, heavily
armed, started in pursuit of the murderer.
Al night the men followed the baying
blooGhounds. but did not capture the negro.
Ihey lost the trail at s o'clock this morn
ing: Hundreds of men arc still hunting.
anu declare they will LUrn the negro If
they catch him. Mrs. Younger was hor-
rioly mutilated. veritably butchered.
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GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

Sam Lever, Pittsburg pitcher of last sea-
son, has signed for next season. Others
are expected to follow soon.
Ace Stewart. formerly of the indianapolis
club, has been signed for second base OF
the Terre Haute ball club this season, and
probably will be made captain.
In the basket ball contest at the Chicago
Sportsmen's Show last night the Stevens
Point, Wis, team defeated the University
of Nebraska by a score of 50 10 IL.
Two former champions-Grant II. Eby, of
Springfield, o., and W.. H.. Clearwater, of
Pittsburg. Pa.-crossed cues at Boston last
night and Ely won handily by the score
OF $50 to 80.
The last rivet was driven at Bristol yes
terday in the steel plating covering the
longitudinal angle rails and the solid steel
rings CT the main mast OF the Belmont
Americas cup defender.
Jesse Mathews, the Latonia Jockey. whose
home is at Hagerstown. Ind. left yester-
day for Memphis. where he will ride as a
free lance until April, when he will go to
Lexington TO ride for II. b. Durham.
The trap shooting in the continuous
match series at New York yesterday re-
suited as follows: A. II. Fox. Il straight
breaks; Fred Gilbert. 40; L. s.. Parmalee,
So: w. Il. Crosby, q, and r. o. Heikes, IL.
Webb Jay. of indianapolis. and Owen
McCarty, of Peru. will begin their cham
pionship bowling match at the Peru alley
tonight, and will finish Ii later i'm indian
eIRSliS' They VIII play seven games in each
Jot Goar. the pitcher. is looking about
for a place with some amateur team.
He retired from the pitchers box because
his arm failed him, but il Is now claimed
that he is as strong as ever. and possesses
greater skill with the ball.
chmon roller-skate polo team STONED
at Muncie last night, on its way home from
It's victorious trip to Chicago and Racine.
Wis. and toyed with Muncie's ROYALS. last
years champions, defeating them. I to O.
Richmond lost a goal on fouls.
The Interstate Ball League magnates will
meet in Columbus, O., On Saturday. The
circuit will consist of Toledo. Columbus.
layton, Mansfield. Fort Wayne. Marion,
Anderson. Ind, and Wheeling. w Va.
Sunday ball will be played In all towns.
The British racing calendar yesterday
announced that King Edward has leased
Diamond Jubilee. the winner of last years
Derby, two thousand guineas. Newmarket
stakes. Eclipse stakes and St. Leger stakes.
and twelve other horses TO the Duke Of
Devonshire.
Baseball practice was begun at Culver
Military Academy on Wednesday. The fol-
lowing games are scheduled. all at Culver:
April Is. Lewis Institutes: 10Th. Purdue; 9th.
EnglcwOod II. s.; May 4. Northwestern M.
A.: 18th. Lake Forest: 18th. Indiana Uni
Versity. 18th. Wabash College: 18th, HYDE
Park III. s; June /, South Side Academy.
The Boston Post says thai prominent
sporting men OF that city have selected
bermuda as the Mecca OF boxing, and that
a clubhouse Will be opened there. TO be
managed by John l.. Sullivan. Two ath-
ietic managers left yesterday for Ber-
muda TO arrange matches between kid
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AGAINST STEELE.
G. A. III. Shideler May Enter the Con-
test for

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, March IA special from
indianapolis to this city this morning
stated that a secret meeting of prominent
Eleventh district Republicans was held In
indianapolis yesterday afternoon, which
had for its object the organization of a
movement in opposition to Representative
Steele, congressional incumbent. The tele-
gram stated further that it was deemed
advisable to select a Grant county man
to run against Steele, thereby causing Il
break in the Grant county Republican
forces. q. A. II. Shideler, of this city,
warden of the Northern Indiana Peniten-
tiary, was selected at the meeting, accord
ing 10 the telegram, to be the opposition
candidate.
Mr.. Shideler came to this city last night
from indianapolis. When seen by a Jour-
nothing TO say of the Indianapolis meeting
further than that ii was not a prearranged
affair. He said that he did not know
whether he would be a candidate against
Major Steele, but If the opposition devel-
oped to a degree that his friends urged him
to enter the race he would do so with all
his strength. He says that during Major
Steele's long term of office he has caused
many political disappointments. and many
Republicans feel that he had been in the
office long enough. IF l should enter the
race said Mr.. Shideler, Il would not let
anything interfere with it." +.
Mr.. Shideler said he had no personal
feeling against Major Steele. but II 1t Is in
tended that some one else shall enter the
race, and that the new candidate must be
a Grant county man, he sees no reason
why he should not be the candidate.
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NEW S H OF LONDON.
Bishop Ingram, of Stepney, Succeeds
the Late MandeI Creighton.

LONDON, March THE Rt. Rev. A. +.
w. Ingram. second bishop of Stepney, has
been appointed Bishop OF London in sue
cession to the Ri. Rev. Mandell Creighton,
who died on Jan. IA. -
Arthur Foley Wilmington Ingram, ID. D.,
second Bishop of Stepney. suffragan to the
Bishop Of London and, since 1897, canon OF
st. Paul's Cathedral, was born in Worces-
tcrshire on Jan. &c. 1858. the fourth son of
the Rev. Edward Wilmington, Ingram. of
Stamford rectory and Ribbesford House,
and Louisa, daughter of the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Pepys. of Worcester. He was edu-
Gated at Marlborough and Keble Colleges,
Oxford; was a private tutor, 1SS1-S4; curatc
at st Mary's. Shrewsbury, 1Ss4-S5: private
chaplain to the Bishop of Lichfeld. 1885 SO;
head of oxford House, Bethnal Green, and
To the Archbishop Of York and Bishop OF
St. Adams, 1889: rector of Bethnal Greer,
1876: rura, dean of Spitalfields. 1886. He is
unmarried. DR.. Ingram has published many
works, dealing altogether with biblical, re-
ligious and sociological subjects. He is an
enthusiastic golfer and bicyclist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-08
PREACHER SCORES GRIGGS.
Rev. A.. ID. Leonard Denounces Abro-
cation of the Anti-Cantecn Law.

CAMDEN. N. j., March I'm the course
OF an address before the annual Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church of New
Jersey. to-day. the Rev. A. b.. Leonard.
corresponding secretary of the General
Missionary Society. arranged United States
Attorney General John w. Griggs for his
action in connection with the army canteen
question. The speaker was applauded. and
the mention OF Mr.. Griggs's name ELECTED
a storm of Kisses. mo official" said DR..
Leonard. 'of this or any other nation or
power shall interpret a law TO work for the
benefit of a few against the popular senti-
ment of the people. Your New Jersey
Griggs abrogated the canteen law. bur,
thank God, neither a Jersey Griggs or any
other Griggs can prevent or ignore the pub
lie sentiment that Is growing against the
increase In the trade OF intoxicating
liquors"