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New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
FOUND GUILTY OF BEING NTrISANCES.
H L BLUM, THE WEALTHY DYER. OF LODI.
AND HIS MOToRMAN IN CO1rRT

Hackensack. Oct. % (SpeciaD-Henry l. Blum.
tne wealthy aver OF Lodi. and his motorman.
Christopher Anderson We're TODAY found er,iItv of
being nuisances They Were charged with driving
their automobile at the rate OF forty miles an hour
along the Polihy Road, Hackensack last Nav. on
the day horse was frightened. resulting in the
instant tea'n Oh Hdehard Henches and the serious
injury Of john Kreger. gardeners for NIrz mary
Poor widow of President E E Poor. of the Ma
tonal Park Bank.
Until the arrival to-day OF Policeman John Dillon.
OF Neehawken. who arrested the RIrD,s when they.
reached the Weehawken ferry afTar H. no.ida,,I
II seemed as though the States case wond TAIL for
none OF the witnesses who saw the fvfng aut6nO-
bile and the acci3ent could identity the Defendants
due 10 the tact mat they Goggles and we're
travelling in cloud OF dust On" w.
EX-Prosecutor ?. W. Stagg. counsel for The de-
terdants who worried Prosecutor E-oes1ar on
Tuesday, seemed TO collapse in his def4nCs 10 dav
His clients could offer no excuse ar evrian9tion
ana inc verdict was not surprise They nave al
ready paid $4,000 10 settle the civil suits against
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TRAcK RECoRp RRoKEN ~ CHIcAGo

Chicago. Oct 23--'Lucky' Baldwins seven-year-
old mare la Goleta cut two-ffths Of a second off
the track record for mile and seventy yards IN
the second at Worth to-day. Her time was
l-43S. within second and NTH of the worlds
record for the distance set by Jiminez at Harlem
last wear
Elsie l.. a prohibtive favorite at to % in the
fourth race, had 10 equal the track record Of l2%
for the six furlongs beat HaTgis half length
% the wire. Track and weather conditions were
perfect Jockey Coburn. who was suspended on
Monday for foul riding, reinstated to-day by
the Worth officials. The summaries
First furlongs}-Appe Sweet. 100 robbins
II 10 .. won Aymer Bruce. ll2 tCohurn, 70 l. second
lCstar. l'sl j. pa.yl. - 10 l. third Time, Oh
second mile and seventy yardsl-La Goleta
Jos buchanan 10 . won Consellator, 100 'attiste
u 70 second; Gallant loo Davison). 30 70 l. third
Time
Third race 'siH and onehalf fuongs utornaton. ll2
ofIs 10 /. sim ". lo1 IS Bonner 90 20 !, sec
oG5 Limesht lo7 ,Hoarl, Il 70 ], third TTsi 2ols
Fourth ,sN furongsf-Elsie L, loi tHFISesonl .
- 20 won HsTgis, los dieTatt 70 l. ssSond. Hooi-
Ffh tsix and onehalt furlongs,Carl Kahler 100
~ Hicks. !. EVELYN Byrd 1O2 Robins Is
= = second hummer lo5 Guner'. 10 70 l. third Time
SiNh race zone mle,-vulcan. los CBrkenruth1 70 l.
won. Noabina. Gj w Hicks 10 10 l. second. llo"aho
% tHelsesonl. j. TO 3, third. Time laos.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TIGERS FEAR COLUMBIA SOMEWHAT

Princeton. \. J.. Oct. o tSpeciaD.-The ragged
playing which characterized the Tigers work YES
terday in the game with the Dickinson team was
continued to-day. and as but day remains be-
fore the Columbia game there Is considerable ap-
prehension as 70 its outcome Fumbles we're even
more frequent to-day than they yesterday
and although one touchdown and goal from the
field were made against the scrub the pIaying was
by means consistent Al times the interference
formed especially loosely. while occasional A
confusion of signals added to the apparent slumD
Proba bIy much Of to- laws wretched work was due
th+ shakeUp which the line underwent aeain
Barney the 230 pound scrub centre. tried again
in the pivotal position. but his characteristics slow
ness cropped out and he failed 10 put up a strong
Brown kept at left guard feV
miI utes in the hrst half. Then Baker was given A
trial there with better success. Stevens
the baseball team TODAY for the hrsr
time this season and showed up strongly i'm Can
tain DaviS'S place left end
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
L4SKER BEATS HYuES CLETERLY
THE CHESS CHAMPION WINS A RUY LOPEZ
GAME IN THIRTY-THREE MOVES.

The local expert Hymes pitted against cham
,ior Iasker in the fifth game of the series at the
Manhattan Chess Club yesterday evening. Lasker
won the toss for the move, and selected TO play
the Black pieces. Hymes opened the game with
tho Ruv Lopez. Black adopting the Berlin defence
Kt-B 9. Little happened in the hrst ten moves
t,, while Black was developing his pieces rather
srel,, White failed do and. with 10. kt-kt B.
raeter initiated aggressive movements The move
,[ausd al first sight not particularly threatening
Inn, on deeper analysis il was found that IT was
su,- the beginning OF a beautifully conceived at
- Hymes took great pains to neutraliZe the
e,i,g attack but il seemed of little avail. for
t,n Zach additional move Lasker hit his adver-
,,.s position hard. especially so with II kt-kt .
- few additional moves Hymes had TO give
All. .xchange and a pawn. and after thirty
up up VI moves Lasker won. The score OF the game
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
PROPOSE 3 PER CENT DECREASE.

AMERICAN TINPLATE COMPANY EXPECTED TO
ACCEPT COUNTER PROPOSITION OF WoKkMEN
h1isburg. Oct 23.-The proposition maoe oy 'he 'h
american Tinplate Company 10 the tn WORKERS q
ne AEnaiga mated Association which mas peeh IN
ses discussion Tor the last i've or six months mas
'een met with a counter proposition NIich We @
made to-day by the special convention here. lhe
counter proposition provides for a general reouc-
Aon in wages OF per cent. The proposition OF tie
eoshpsny that the men should work up the
s.eess 10 nh the drawback trade at a rate - per
III below the regular wages ,,
~ Is said tonight that the American COMPANY pan,
-, 49, accept The counter proposition wlthout :.
~ The proposition at once for"atuto ~
sr. ~ american Tinpiate Company ana fepy Il
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
cFARGED WT7H WITHHOLDING SHARES

h2ooKLYN WOMAN MAKES COMPLAINT IN
COURT AGAINST A WELL KNowN BROKER
- -'..an c Singer. an elderly woman hNing az y"
~ Dean -. Brooklyn yesterday went 10 the
S-4H's-st court and made a complaint asaihs'
- r. Staples. the well known Montasue-sl
ss-ef m which she charged him with withhoIolhs
~ ~ her seven shares OF the stock OF the MeIls-
50 Express Company. Later a court offcer
-, Tor Mr Staples but could not hE'd nm. Inc
II esS " as out OF town for few days, II Nas sSo,
- 49, nor be learned II warrant or . sutliii'ii9
N, ~sn Issues Mrs Singers compliant
fhe =, Ntaples the broker who trled 10 =.
PAM t'ant ~ of The Long Island Water supply Z Zaoll.
M % Brooklyn for 81 Z50Dpo more than twice
"es sfterward paid for IT.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
RICHEST NATION on EARTH.
ST. Louis Star


The Usage Indians of Oklahoma afford The bas+
example of socialism in the world. The trthe is
said TO have $S0tOOo0 cash deposit in Washirgton
and 10 own one million five hundred Thousand
acres of land, worth another SS000O0 Their really
holdings give per capita wealth of $40 for every
brave Squaw and pappOoSe in the tribe. The inter
est on their money in Washington affords annually
little over 500 10 each member, old middle aged
and young. This makes the Osages the richest
people in the world.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
AIDERs OF PRESS CLUB FUND

Additional contributors 10 the New-York Press
Club Hospital and Cemetery Fund benefit AZ Morris
Park Friday James r. Keene. Jesse Lewis
ohm. Perry Belmont. Lawrence :. Waterbury. 9 ".
Iangdon Frank Clarke. Albert Simons. Du Bots
x Marryatt II T Griffin Due de- MontehelIo. James
Rowe. j. Nnlepgue. r. Burlew, 5. Levy J. Walters.
" Hayman. ". l., oliver and j. l. McGinuis. 4
number of contributions also came through John O.
CayauaEh
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
E27 SPORTS uok1Mf
E9DPECPfATION8z5zz555.zE31 z5 90
PROGR4NuE or SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-westshs-5er Racing Association Morris Pan,
=.
DOG s4ow-Ladi-- kennel Association at Madison
Square Garden
AUTOMORIL!NG -Po~,roned races at Detroit Mich
CHESS -,-aarri,n Iask-r exhibition match ~ IL,
haitian Chess club. : 30 =. m
GoLF.-Handicar. Mrs Nheelers cup. for women al
Cooni4 rslln.r- C1gb. rrst match plav r.ln5 fsiI
Championship for women ~ EngleWood intsrc,is
giate championship. a. Morris county. open t9urna
mem a. tnc Country club of Nestchcster
WRESTLING. Bouts ar NeV Polo \. \ clubhouse
Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
THE wEsTcHEsTER TOURNAMENT.

Qualifying scores in the three day tournament ot
the Country Club Of Westchester were returned
yesterday by a representative field OF local golf
players George II. Bowiey. OF Jers y City, made
the best and the gold medal was awarded 10
him. while second place went TO Travis The
course was in fine shape and the we. ther PERFECT
The playing distance is 3O0l yards, the holss loi-
years ago. To-day the men who returned the osSe ,
sixteen scores meet at match play for the
Century club Cup, and the second sixteen TOT d
consolation cup. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

registered amateurs living in the territory OF the
metropolitan Association. and follows: One
hundred-yard swim: it.-yard swim 1oo0-vard
SWIM, plunge ior distance. 75-yard swim open to
noFiceS ohIN. Entries close November with
Charles l. Burnham, Central Park South. New
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
FOURTH RACE-Wither. ME
LONG SHOTS WIN At ST. LOUIS

81 Louis. oct 2S-'rhs was long shot day at the
FAIR Grounds track. The rank outsider, Nlfsie
dor. at 4o TO l. the sixth race from Jack
successful Weather fine; tack good The sum-
mdrisS.
First ,sclng fIrlonssI-Locust Blossom l"'
oudenl, - 10 ! won. IT CIsely, ia DALE . 70 Sc
9nd Emily Oliver lo1 tR Murphy) 10 70 l. third Time
second purse. and one-haf furIongs'-.Non-
sieur Beauc4ire. l03 Lcudenp. Light opera
lli tScullyl. J. second Or Kier ia Dale 70 l.
uird Time. lOSi2
Third selling nil seventy Yards
rnddos 81 Scully), 10 l. Fiorrie :. ~ W. wal
lacet. 10 second Trauer. 90 IL spencer, 10 10 !
third. Time. l.4sI4
Fourth race purse six furlongsl--GeheiranS i Id'
lDael. 10 . Bas or 9S tSculyl, 10 l. second
Fore and At. los w Waldo 20 l, third Time. :l4
ttth race selling, and one-sNteenth miles
log watson TO 10, Leenjs % C8rideweul 70 =
IsSl
sixth race purse mile,Virge dOr, lol tFeil 20
70 /. Jack Young. Waldo. Is 10 D second
Bill Massie 1o (Fauntleroyl. /. third Time l;+l
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
POLICE NEEDED At PRIMARIES
SEVERAL STORMY. SCENES IN FIFTH WARD
IL JERSEY CITY-ZELLER TO BE DEMO
CRATIC CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

The Democrats of Hudson county held open PM
naTes EAST night for the nomination OF candidates.
There U.r. several stormy scenes in the Fifth
Ward where there a sharp struggle between
George I. Geraghy and Rooert Thompson Tor
tTeehoder iu the Sixth Precinct Geraghty
Trends charged that the election ofhcers were STUN
ing the b5, IN the interests Of Thompson. The po-
ice srrsre6 ,b hard and toolz them and the bal
.ot boY Il. "a, ,,rgor,,st police station. where the
ballots ~. -g.,-,.5 The result showed Y votes
ioT l5eragh:y and IS for Thompson. mat set'ie'
Le dispute
The r,-s5l, os ,b riys rtes throughout the county
vas ibe ror,i-,ariort ri Tobn Zcler Of Gutenberg
Tor SheriG and Frrark NIcNally for County Super
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The indoor swimming championships of the
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur AthIeti,
Union will be held at the New-York Atbtati, C,l,,h
on November ID The contests viii be open 10 all
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
RUY LOPEZ.
cANOELNG CH4LLENGE.

--.,af EorIin. cf No IA West Fifty-seventh-st.,
- the canoeing championship OF the country.
"a t,e issued an open challenge. Nordin asserts
anu - has record in his canoe OF forty-fve miles
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
ENGLEWoon At ORANGE

What promises To be interesting game will be
played the Orange Oval tomorrow afternoon
between the Orange Athletic Club and the EnsIe-
wood Field Club clevens
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
COLD HEATED.

-, The Atlanta Journal
french scientist has discovered that man
may be alive ong after his G he2s1 IS aas sbSf s6T 20 90
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
70 FIT THE CRIME.
10 Denver Republican.

-, The Denver Republican
The defender OF one Of the S
ALLUDED a. needed now is some good, conventional
Mndsbment Mnatb 70 NJ H.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

Withdrev-Cf. o Winston Havard, G. W Butts Yale
:. Slosson Columbia
First round match playi-Baker Hitchcock.
Holins G1enny up play, Pyne beat Murdoch
up q play. Mcfarland beat Jackson. UP and TO
play. Conklin beat Nash, up play, " Egan beat
Willard 5 up 3 70 play. Campbell beat BroUn, 3 up.
q play. C. Egan Reinhart up.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TRYING TO SAVE JOCKEYS
PLEA TO FRENCH GOVERNMENT BY
AMBASSADOR PORTER

Paris oct 23-Amhassador Porter called on
NJ Delcasse. the foreign minister. to-day, and
made a friendly suggestion that the authorities
defer the exclusion Of certain American jockeys
and bookmakers from the French race courses
until further investigation. This action refers
particularly 10 Scott and Burns but ] Reif
and others may indirectly share in any favorable
action which the government may take. Reif
presented his case 10 Consul General Gowdy
and also employed a lawyer. hut official action
in the matter has not yet been taken. Reih
made verbal statement denying the charge
that he had ever pulled a horse, declaring he
never pulled a horse in his life, and was beaten
in the race in question because the winning
horse was faster The Jockey also declared
that he had been induced TO sign incrimi-
mating paper without knowing the contents and
while under duress. He says he was taken into
a room where the police officers spoke French,
which ne did not understand, and that while
there he signed paper, written in French,
without knowing its contents II is under
stood that the French authorities are consider
ing what steps IL is possible 10 take in order
70 defer the Jockeys exclusion from the French
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TWO WORLDS RECORDS GO.
ANOTHER ONE Is EQUALLED IN MEM
PHIS HARNESS RACING MEETING

Memphis. Tenn. Oct 23-Two worlds records
broken another one tisd, and a sallant attempt by
the great CreSceus TO lower his troting record
the features at the Driving Park this afternoon.
The exhibitions Of CresceUs and Onward Silver
were reserved for the end of the dav's sport II
was after o'clock when Onward Silver. accom-
panied by runner. appeared for his great effort
70 lower the two mile trotting record of 42sla,
made by himself last week at Lexington AT the
second trial the starter gave Hudson the word and
the handsome uotter fairly few around the first
turn. Hudson apparently checked his speed at the
quarter. which was passed in o.Sf4 Going down
the backstretch. Onward Silver broke. but soon
gained his stride. The half was reached in ,OSa.
and the three-quarter pole in I.41l. Here the run
ming horse set hor pace 10 the wire and the mile
made in 21+l2
At the next pole the time registered 2:4s1.. Down
the backstretch again Onward Silver moved with
cIocklike precision, ana the mile and a half post
reached in 3;2ll4 Here the runner again
a hot pace. and at the last quarter pole the timers
registered 3.54l2 Hudson began to urge the horse
in the stretch. and when the wire was reached a
new worlds record hung OUT the time being
42Si4- Both horse and driver received great ap-
crssceus. with two runners. next appeared,
645Ter IN 6 am Wbe0 aonf M az 5a lively ,ld sa 10 10 99
old horsemen shook their heads and remarked that
was reached in 1:33l2 and the mile finished in
204 fiat As st1n breeze blowing directly
martable
In the Diamond Handicap Major Delmar trotted
a. half = mile Major Deimar won handiiy. in 161.
large crowd witnessed the sport. Tomorrow
record, I.5s1a The summaries:
TRoTTING-Zl5 CLASS-DIAMoND HANDICAP
PURSE 5000 trnree heats hrst one mile. second.
and one-eghth miles. third one-haIf mile
Major DeImar b by Delmar-Expectaton "a
chass b. g tPu5iso6i
TIM 2,o5i. .22is 1o1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
GOLF.
PYNE WINS QUALIFYING MEDAL IN
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW RECORD FOR THE LINKS.

record for the course and a gold medal for
Percy Pyne. ID. of Princeton. were the notable
incidents in the intercollegiate golf tournament at
the Morris County links yesterday The play was
at eighteen holes. the sixteen making the lowest
scores continuing at match play for the individual
championship of the association Only those who
appeared in the team competition earlier in the
week and their substitutes were permitted TO
enter. but this made a field of more than
thirty
Pyue led in the qualifying round with score or
-. thus establishing new amateur record tor the
course. In 1899 Pyne held the championship, the
hnaI match having been with Charles Hitchcock.
tr the present holder of the title The sensational
play by which he is still talked of BY the col
lege boys. Pyne playing for the home hole land
ed in the bunker which used to guard the elSn-
teenth green at Garden City. He not only got out
safely, but jumped a stymie laid by his opponent
and the hole and with it the cup
His play yesterday showed the same brilliant
qualities particularly putting, in which he exc
cuted number of capital shots. Harry Holins.
of Harvard. was second. in spite OF a at the
fourth hole Walter Esan was next, with con-
sistent round OF So Hitchcock, the present cham
Plon We i nov 1o { H Istsor VurIrcL and SsmpbeII
oi,T Was forced 10 Withdraw owing TO a sprained
frament The other withdrawals Included Butts.
Of and SOSSOn, of Columbia IN the after
noon the sixteen who had made the best scores
pjlt out by Baker. OF Columbia much TO the sur
prtse Of the onlookers. Pyne made 75-foos
Murdoch. of Harvard. by up and TO play, Nc
srecTiveiy in his match with Jackson. and won by
3 up and 70 play. Nash. of Columbia was de-
feated by Conklin.- the Princeton star, who made
tbe record on the opening day of the tournament
Conklin 81 for the first half OF the journey
and the hnal score was UP and ) to play in his
E6andler Egan carried the honors of the Harvard
in beating Reinhart l UP. The summary:
Pune
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

REIFF LOSES LICENSE IN ENGLAND.
London. oct. 23.-In consequence Of the action
of the French Jockey Club in suspending ].
ReiT the American jockey. the stewards of the
English Jockey Club announced in to-day's is
sue Of The Racing Calendar the withdrawal
~ Relf's license 10 ride in England.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

MR GORNAN PROPHESYING. Senator elect
Arthur ? German is encoura eing the Maryland
rsnocratS % believe that they viii do wonders in
ne corlre election. He Is telling them that the
House of Representatives viii have a Democratic
rgortv and that there Il every prospect OF success
N Maryland No such hopeful statement has been
sigied from Mr.. German for long time and il
hs caused much JOY. he says that the election OF
NJ Talbot IN the Id and Ma loT Denny in the lkth
District Is practi- i-ally beyond doubt, and that
the Republicans VIII md they have misplaced their
confidence the lid District, he also looks for
r5s election of Nj. Never.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
.,oRn1s PARK ENrRIEs ZOE ro-n.r

r1Rsr RAcE-Hurale one ana 'hTee- quarters miles.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

NENAGERIE N A CAMPAIGN TENT-Vaude-
willie having been introduced in the Montana cam
rslen. with the result Of attracting large crowds.
some of the Republicans in Chicago planning %
have a rnenacerie as an attraction their gath
srrcs next vWeek a circus has recently gone into
winter quarters in a suburb Of Chicago. and il Is
rsDo~rr5 rnsr arrargerents have been made hold
ntiss every uic1r of the week in large build
rr IN which -he animals are auartered II the plan
ID r1riad 7I,r rhe voters Of CHICAGO viii be treated
10 alternate exhibitions OF oratory by the Spellbind-
srs and roaring by the lions
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

Onward Silver worlds trotting
of 4:29 Scott Hudson Time by quarters-O;34s osas
! :4liz. .1+iz. 2,iSlt, 321i.. 3.54is. 4-2s.
Cresceus % beat world's trotting record % 2o2't
'ketchan1 Time by quarters-o:31i, ;o2. 133l- 200
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

SECRETARY EDWARDS NAY EAT HAT
T. the R.n-,blicans elect 4 solid Congress Celega-
uon from West Virginia Secretary Edwards, OF the
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee,
viii 6e ssd ON 10 eat the nat Of Senator E!kins.
The Wesr Virginia Senator met Nj Edwards re
GENTLY and rold him that the Republicans would
eaect an rreir Congress- candidates in West Viz
e.n!a '.T-I rle5p. TnvSelf 10 est YOUR hat IL the
Den0crs-s 80 non win in an least two districts. -
replied Mr Isdv-srds The senator said he would
hold him 20 his promise and would send his hat by
express the morning after election.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

SENATOR HANNA'S POPTLARITG.-Sena tor
Hanna s keerinr llp on the stump the good repu-
.a-for which he made in The Senate a. forcibls
and ,7-lzin-inz ralker The largest audiences
drawn IA, sry sneaker in the Ohio campaign 20 10
hear him No han in any CITY where he has made
IN sG1rsss has been large enough 10 hold the
crowds His plain matter-of-fact way n STATING
things takes with his hearers and conyinces voters
Arizona silver belt., 1902-08-14
ATTEND THE PRIMARIES.

We would urge upon the democratic voters of the several precincts of Gila county the importance of attending the primaries on Saturday, the 23d inst. It IS not only their privilege but their duty to do so, us the votes cast on that occasion will decide who are to be the party candidates at the approaching November election and the import ance of the primary election IS height ened by the probability, amounting to almost certainty, that many of those who are nominated will be elected to administer the affairs of the county during the term beginning in January.
 We believe that great majority of the voters are l. terested in the welfare of the county, and of the party, and it should be their wish, therefore, to have the best men nominated-me who are competent and honest and who if elected will do their duty fearlessly in the interest of the whole people.
 One of the results of the introduction of the Crawford primary plan is seen in the large number of aspirants for the democratic nominations, and while this IS as it should be, yet 1t imposes on the voter greater responsibility to weigh carefully the character and claims of contesting candidates and, diyesting his mind as far us possible of personal prejudices, to cast his ballot for those candidates whom he conscien- tiously considers most deserving.
 With the names of so many aspirants on the ballot, the votes cast for certain officers will be several times divided, making it possible for plurality which may be small minority vote, to nom- mate, and aifording the chance for man of questionable qualifications to win over one better equipped and whom the majority of the party would prefer to represent them. This is real contingency which every honest voter should seriously consider, and by his vote and influence strive to prevent.
 The democrats will have the oppor- tunity offered them on August 23 of nominating clean and capable men. If they fail in any particular, to that ex- tent they will invite defeat at the polls in Navembar
Arizona silver belt., 1902-08-14
For Justice of the Peace.

GEORGE WALTER SHUTE announces himself candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Globe precinct, subject to tue result of the democratic primary election, to be held August 23, 1902.
 c. K. TUCKER announces himself Il candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Globe precinct, subject to the result of the democratic primary election, to be held August 23, 1902.
 JNo. F. CHAMPION announces himself candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Globe precinct, subject to the result of the democratic primary election, to be held August 23, 1902.
 w. F. RAWLINGS announces himself a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Globe precinct, subject to the result of the democratic primary election, to be held August 23, 1902.