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Of polyeamy aud slavery. An the teachers
In the United States could not teach those
people the Fngiish Language IN Sp0 years,
IL takes Ao,VN to hOOOO people 20 keep
tho smile Of peacc on their faces
tAt this point tho speaker WAS handed q
tclegram which after reading he announced
90 De message saying that Garner would
DC elected by $1,000 majority. The audi.
cnce chcered wlldlyl
10 get and keep these Islands, the re,
publican party has put nearly every possi.
BILE form OF tax On the people, out by cat.
Inns, they have never put on the Income
tax. The revenue from these Islands Is
S2S.ooO,OQO; II takes S2Oo,V0O,OO0 20 mniu-
tain them. II you say that Sou want these
ielauds for commercial purposes, TN the
namo OF common sense who Win you trade
witty II you want them In case ~ war
they VIII prove 10 be the most Vulnerable
spot OF our whole territory; ana IL yuu
wan them for cur growing population you
VIII ana that they are more thlckly pupu-
lated than the state ~ New York I VIII
ask the speaker who follows me 90 answer
these questions: What are you going 20 do
with these islands, II ycu hold them VIII
you hold thcui as cltigepS III Suhjcctsg
AZ this point Mr.. Atwell wac introduced.
Although the speaker tod great many
anecdotes and indulgcd Ia an occastonol
Night OF oratory, he iali0d- Go answer di-
rcctly any question asked him by tue
previous speaker. lie stated that he mad
hccu INFORMED on reliable authority thai ~
per cent OF those people desired our Sorer.
poiuts owing To his ability 30 ten jokes
lis serious propositions were, however ap-
piauded chiefly by tho negroes he stated
that he was o rcpubhean for the reason
that he believed that tue republican party
could dc more Tor husinesS men than cpuid
any ethet party and that politics was clear
Is matter Of business. lie made propo-
sihCu TO the audience that they now can
the debate on aud thut the ex governor
mot be allowed 20 reply 60 him. lt pro,
duccd quite a laugh,
Mr. Atwell Is u polished speaker and had
MS remarks been on any other subject
they would have been very much apprc
Ci0ted by the audience, In n contest With
Hogg, however. he was clearly outclasSCd,
Mr. lOgg Ia his rejOnder took his antag-
onist severely 20 task FOR falling 20 answer
his questions. Atwel called his attention
to the fact that 80 per cent of the Filipluos
had been stated by him to desire our SOW
ereignty. llOeg said those people SPEAK
thirty different languages; how IN the devil
did you manage To hear FROM them2 You
have placed business above love of country.
! have always been taught thnt politics vs.
the science of determining the greatest
good Go the greatest number In closing.
uogg deicn led Garner against the attacks
OF Atwen iur Gamers part Ia introducing
the land OIL ut the called session Of the
legislature, iogg declared that Il was "a
just and necessary piece Of legislation, mat
it had Tor its purpose the giving back 60
the state land which had been stolen from
it by men who had no more tito 90 10 thau
he had. He paid hne tribute 10 Judge
tiUtASr
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1T WAS A JOINT DEBATE
HoGG HAD ATWELL FOR AN OPP
PONENT.
They Confined the Discussion to Ex-
pansion, but the Republican Told
Anecdotes Instead OF Replying.

Seguin Texas. October 1s.-A representa-
tive audience today filled the opera house
past standing room to hear the debate be.
tween Hon. James 5. Hogg and Hon. w.
H. Atwel. Federal district attorney. II
had been agreed that the discussion would
be confined 10 the question Of the foreign
relations Of the United states government
under republican administration. Mr. Hosg
opening aud closing. The name OF Hogg
has ever been one to coniure with In this
county and the ex-governor never faced
more enthusiastic audience than he did
this afternoon. Mr.. Hogg spoke In part
as follows: II am not before you as the
candidate for any ofhce. The people 81 this
state have honored me to the summit u
my ambition and appear before you today
as a private citizen who Is doing his best
10 exc out modest living and desire 20
do what he may TO Inform the people
whom l may meet on the burning questions
IL the day / believe that all public uues-
tiops should be discussed from the stump
SO that the people acting free from all
bias may decide what they believe TO DO
the proper course, In politics as IN re
llcion, we all have a common end In view
the greatest possible good for our common
country But we may and do difer as 20
tbs methods 10 be employed The repub
Ucon marty Is wrong In its detention OF the
foreign islands AS a war measure. ~
nroysd ~ the captupn aud sinking or the
snapish nect, but when peace was Declared
/ beNaved that these Islands should nave
Man dtspaspd 81 In such q way as TO give
th,ln fhtlr freedom Under the hest p"sslple
conditions and at The same iime fid US o.
en vnveieome burden We desire to tcHch
Nos ebildren geography, the location OF all
nigres under the control or thls govern
mani huf Is there a teacher IN THIS aN.
disnce that can tel me Where thC ugltga
itnited states OF Porto Rico, II samoa
ana 81 the Philippines Ihegc are over
svro Thousand Of those Islands ana desire
the distinguished gentleman VINO viii Iel'
~, m expansiouist. but not an explosion.
aslieye that we should grow and de-
e,ioD within oug proper uouh0s, NNk am
e,n6sed 10 this thing OF growing 50 much
/ vpi''sN ~, INST With your own greatness.
tea1 3311,ei Spain aud took those lslauds
W ss,s, Nor and then paid her SeQ,VoQ,-
Z S1a ~ ~ AIS keen thcin, that Represents
tae nberaiity Of me u ~, ~ y,
!, ss,ts reu aud y0u got i right not
turn y t' tss republicans four years 20 set
Z t,vba free and then not uhti lheg nau
80 fhe trusts DO secure an me plahta-
} utipNeN VA sr-tnf-hlses The Philippine
/ ,si@,ds ars 600 miles from hUtne, bgff =
I h6le straight through the eattA st Nasl'
I lnrton and you viii eenls ". iH, ~ Ne
49, s~,r, NJ Thcre are letN1uo %
| ns,ria In The Philippines, tour Times ~
I seni,lstion of Texas and one,nsn q inc
territory. There are tesy aIYsTsst ,an,
enssrs ana All wearing belts feg iaess, ,
ana setbinr for leEgings. IAeit usn!s sna
/ institutlons, which We haty ~. a-s.,lefs,
belle and Pr0ses'' eens-A' y
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sEooNp pIsTRIor RepuBuIoANa
Decided Il Was Best Not 20 Make q
Nomination

NOMINATION..
Beaumont, Texas, October Is, There
was rather large attendance Of the col
ored republicans todry answering the call
W c. A. Porter OF Colmcspeil Tor she con-
Nention. Tho white republicans ot the
county did not attend. resolution indor-
irg Congressman Cooper. the democratic
candidate was introduced. but it was de-
ftated after warm fight from J, G.
Frazier Of Jasper and John sheldon OF tuis
lhe following resolutions were adopted:
The republicans OF the second congress
slOngl district assembled do hereby declare
and roanirm our tnith In the punciples aud
philadelphia convention OK l9UN
We heartily iudOrse the acts mud policies
of tho pres eut administration OF our NV-
tioual Nuairs under President Roosevelt
the Second district OF Texas, the election
buiug ON November A; mud
Whereas, We the republicans of the sec
u,cd, believe the time IS too short FOR any
nominee OF this convention TO make a sue
ccsSfil race for congress In this district;
Therefore, DE SC resolved, We horcby de-
clare that this convention do not nominate
any ems Tor the Second Congressional dis
trict, and this being the only legally con
stitutcd convention OF the republican party
for the Second congressional district ot
Texas and there being nnother convention
10 bc held ot Lufkiu, Texas, purpurtlug "a
Uuy we hereby declare the Lutkin cUnvcu'
tion illegal and without ANY authority tO
hold tho same, az nominate cdnuluNlS
Cor congress from this district, ana hereby
action OF thp SO called republican coaVeh
ton at Iufhu.
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FIRST SECTION FINISHED
Contractors Announce That Their
Work Is Nearly Done
ON THE BUFFALO BAYOU SHIP CHANNEL
according to the First Contract let.
Il Has Been in Progress or Two
Years.

Galveston. Texas, October IS. Charles
Clarke. Jr. OF the Arm Of Charles Clarke
8 Co. announced this afternoon that the
nrst section Of the Buffalo bayou ship
canal from the Galveston channel 10 Nor.
gans cut would be completed hy midnight
tonight This VIII give channcl seven
teen feet dcep aud ninety feet wide at the
bottom for that distance. The section TO
La Porte win be completod IN less than a
month, SO Mr. Clarke said The contract
for the digging OF this channel was let
shortly before the September storm and
has been In PROGRESS since fore that
hurricane.
predge No. 6 win be sent by Clarke &
Co. TO Sabine in tow OF the tug Charles
Clarke When No. G arrives at sabine it
will make three dredgos there belonging
TO Clarke Co. In addition 70 govern
ment contract this firm also has the con.
tract 10 complete the Port Arthur chan.
mel The Sealv will be the only dredge
employed to complete the Buffalo bayou
ship canal
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UNTIL
October 18th
If You Wish the Latest
and Most Scientific
Treatment Call at Once.

The SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS, who
have large aud permanent offices in Hous-
ton. Teas, are certainly doing the most
business OF any Institution IN the south.
They are curing more people aud having
better saccess than any other Institution IN
the country. Their wonderful ceres have
made Tor them reputation and a place or
proninence IN the homes Of the chronie sur.
Ierers.
The doctors are al graduates OF the lead.
he colleges in the United States aud
EurOpe. and have devoted tAeir whole lves
10 the study o. SPECIAL DISEASES Of
Men, WOmen and Chlldren. Taey can refer
you 20 great number whom they have
treated successfully al over the state, and
can give yon the best % bank references
regarding their financial responsibility.
IL you are sick or Afflicted Ia any WAy
Elm SPECIALISTS AZ once, and uutl o.
I1 an sick and afflicted people Will %
given THREE MONTHS SERVICES FREE
imcdicnes excepted fAls generous oiIar
should rOt he overlooked by q slagsc ~.
bi4cS person, for L certainly Is N oi-
portUnuy 10 secure the best skin IN the
Oaices Ieis Texas Avenue. rooms Ao1. tos
aul l01 Moore Barnett Building. Houston
Texas. Take elevator Tor che fourth 1ocT
ana lie sufn and nsk ~ elevator lioy for
the SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS cF.ecS.
IL vcr can n2t c&ll write fcr HONE
I TREATMENT Branch olices S10,a Aua-
ia Avenue. Naco rspas. and kcith Duil1-
ing Rsanmaag, Texas.
Consultation fttc 70 all
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OPPOSITION TO Mr., Tow.
Friends OF Goodlet Have Put Up a Can,
didate.

Friends OF Goodet Have Put Up a Can
didate.
Brenham Texas, October 1s-There wns
gathering OF the political friends az s II.
Goodiet. who recently Withdrew from the
race for representative. al Giddings hail
saturday afternoon. There were about dfty
present from various portions % the conn
". Mr. billie Maydeld, Jr., stated the oh
ject az the meeting aud Mr. j. w Dallas
was elected chairman and Mr. Green Weudt
A resolution was introduced that the DEM
ocrats Of Washington county. 10 the interest
81 harmony appeal "a Mr. r. A. Low TO
withdraw from the race fog representative
ana allow q suitable candidate 20 be
Another resolution was adopted empower.
ing the chairman GO appoint a committees Of
ten 10 present the resolution 20 Mr. Low
and see wheeler be Noaid comply with i
or not
Thornhin r. Rcihe. William Werchan.
Hobert Lehman, August kuudclnaun, John
Neidefhaner "a Suewe, Ben GRADER and
Julius StuitE
Tor representative was adopted, but Il was
withdrawn 10 await Mr. lows reply and
the committee left Tor bis place % business
10 consult With hinh
The committee reported that Mr. Low
stnted thai ~ considered he was The richt
ful nominee OF the deupcraiic party and
that be coald not in Justice 20 me party
withdraw az this time.
sir. kimhel Johnsnl then moved the nom
inatiou of Mr. John shannon aud he was
nominated BY aeelamauoa 20 run against
Mr.. low.
a resolution was adopted empoweriag the
chair 10 appoint a committee 20 wait on
Mr. shannon aud nscVrtain II be would ae'
cent the nomination aud make the race,
and he meeting adlenFaea 20 nsst again
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Corner Stone Laid.

Galveston, Texas, October 1s,-The cor
ner stone Of the Rosenberg library building
was laid this atteruvon with Masonic cere-
monies. There was a large crowd present
TO witness the event and the utmost IN
terest was shown during the impressive
occasion. The library building, as the read
ers OF The rost are aware. Is being erect
cd from Il fund left by the late Henry
Rosenberg, Who also made number Of
other large donations Tor building public
institutions, SO many. IN fact, tnat ne Is
now referred 10 as ttalNcStun's heuCtactor.
The library Viii be one OF the haudSomcst
IN the south ana Will be endowed with a
sum Sufficient 10 keep 1t provided with tue
best and latest books.
All the Masonic bodies IN the city partlci'
patcd In the ceremonies, Major NJ L, Mott,
past grant muster acting as master OF cere
monies Grand Orator j. Il. Stuhhs deliv-
cred the Grafton and the ceremonies were
coucuued by Key. w, II. Cooper grand
CHAPLAIN
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Jewish Bows Club.

community Of Jewish boys OF the city
have an athletic and social club, The club
has a total membership OF about twenty
Ave The FIRST regular meeting Of the club
was called 10 order last Sunday at $50
D. m The following officers were elected
and Installed: Sol Bettin, president; Paul
Lang, vice president; Charles WOLF ne,
cordinc secretary; Philip Posses, financial
secretary; Jake Zuhcr treasurer; Charles
Messenger, chairman OF amusement commit.
tee; Leo NJ Furman, assistant chairman or
amusement, committee; The next regular
meetIuc Will he called 10 order Tuesday,
October 81, az the hall. corner Hamilton
and Preston, at 1880 p. m.
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Married in New York.

AZ saltwater, NJ ", ON October II 1902
by Rev. Anthony wolford ot the First
Methodist Episcopal church Of saltwater
Nj. James X. Qulnhy and Miss sara NJ.
oulnby were married. The bride, who is
a native Of New York State. is wen known
IN Saratoga. saltwater and Troy The
groom, who was born aud raised Ia this
city, is u SON of DR.. Lloyd Qulnby Of this
city.
The couple, after spending few weeks
IN Troy. Albany and New York city, will
10 to the home 81 the brides parents ~
StnlNateron- the Hudson river.
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EXCHANGE OF FLUCTUATIONS,
Confederate Veterans and General EH
Torrance Express Good Win.

Confederate Veterans and General EN
Torrance Express Good VIII.
Montgomery, Ala. October rs, Camp 10.
max, United Confederate Veterans. has re-
celyed from General Ell Torrance, late com
msnder in chief Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic cordial letter IN acknowledge.
ment OF the resolutions passed hy the camp
expressing It's appreciation Or General Tor
RANGES good WIN" letter OF September IA
in behalf Of the Mountain Greek home Tor
Confederate veterans.
General Torrance says; II can not cx-
press TO you tho satisfaction u gives me
10 know that my Offer TO help your com
rades has been received Ia such kindly
and soldicrly spirit
cit Is evident that we have reached q
good understanding. and I trust great good
may come, not only to the survivors on
bnth sides Of the great war bat TO an por-
tious OF cur reunited country
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MN Add d Mharfane.

Galveston, Texas, october lS-Some time
aga 1t was announced that the southern
Pacific contemplated adding another pier
TO their wharfage at Galveston. This was
not confirmed, but the report has been re
viyod by visit from Vice President Mark.
ham or the southern Pacific Terminal com
pauy here Thursday. He Is said TO have
remarked thpt the company would provide
additional dock room here In the near fu.
turc 30 official statement regarding the
mNItnr Inns hnNn mRAN nuhllc.
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WRECK AT BEAUMONT.

TWO Engines collided and Much DAM
age Was Done.
beaumont. Texas, October is-There was
bad wreck ia the southern Paclnc yards
tonight. A switch engine colilded with a
freight train and the two engines are al.
most demolished sud seven cans are "a bad
shape No lives were lost, hut the property
damage VIII exceed $1,000 The sabine
Pass end IS hiorkndcd. Ono engine prRu-
ticalIy tolesccped the other,
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HORSES WERE cREmATEo
In Livery Stable Fire at Victoria Fri
day Mi~hf

day Nlcht.
Nictotia. Texas. October is. About II 30
last night the big stable belonging to Louis
Randall, coiored, was totally destroyed by
IRE; twenty out OF twen,y-eigAt horses
burned 20 death; 100 tons Of hay and about
1000 bushels Of corn destroyed, Among the
horses crematcd We're three owned by W..
e. Heath. a. W Fly and Emile kaufman,
the othrrs belonging 20 Randall, whose loss
win reach fully $500 on stable and $500
ou vehicles The tire broke out in the
back part Of the stable. which was J0Nl2l
feet and Is supposed 90 have bceu uf lH-
cendiary origin This is the third time
Randall has suffered from Are ga recent
years the last occurring Just a yeas ngp,
when the stable was burned nt q loss Of
about $500
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Gregorla Cortez was lodsed In the county
JAIN here at s o'clock last evening by sheriff
w. II. Taylor ana Deputv Sherin II. =.
Hanley Of Consoles county. who ore con-
veylng him 10 Gcliad for trial on change
OF venue for the murder Of sheriff Morris
AZ Knrnes county DEPUTY Saerlns II
NJ. ana ]. II. Burford OF Columbus are
with the party. also. The marty VIII leave
for GOllad this mornins.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Have Van Rnnisinrnrl,

FlaNo YOU hedlstcredI
There Is a great difference In the
way sentence sounds according 20
the emphasis given certain words
therein. For instance. observe the
difference in the scntences
Hayo you registeredf
HAVE you reglstercdf
Have you registeredG
Have you REGISTEREn7
HAVE YOU reglstercd3
HAVE YOU REGIsTERED7
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KodOl Makes You strong.

ut the same place next Tuesday to hear the
report OF the committee.
The chairman appointed Mcssrs. W. II,
Farmer and VIII fhOrnhll 20 notify him
and report at the meeting next Tuesday
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Ell Nina SINNERS.

Galveston. Texas, October 1s.-Mr, j
Semsheimer returned from trip to Hous-
ton last night. He was IN Houston for the
purpose Of mQking preliminary arrange
ments for ceremonial session OF the
III Nina Shrincrs OF Galveston, which will
be held IN the BAYOU CITY ON November -.
Mr. Scinsheimer saws there VIII be about
sixty candidates given the bEtered feet
sizes.
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Mr.. George thinner and MISS Susie Y,
Lee we're united In marriage yesterday
evening &C the residence Of the brides
parcnts, iTOS Texas avenue. Rev. n r.,
Riley officiating. Mr.. zimmer Is clerk
Ia the auditors oflice or the Galveston,
Harrishurg ana san Antonio railway.
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shipmaster Heavily Fined,

Galveston, Texas, October 1Sr-Captain ].
F. Kehoe. master Of the British steamship
Pharsaia, from South Africa. has been
fined 5000 for violation OF the quarantine
law at Port Arthur
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| BROKE A QUORUM
!. v,,mer and Commissioner
~, refused TO Attend Court
l. e,FlT DEAL OF EXCITEMENT
r,.,,lor Ballot Could Not Be
y ~. later-Judse Vasmer's
''s. Man Unwilling to Vote.

,..,,red somewhat on the sensa-
l'l, aS me county court house yes
tslssloners court had been sitting
'ol ...,lou all the week, and yester-
* ~ l,st day of the term 1t was
tnt !, MAJ the court would formulate
w. y, snrot for the next election as
i'p ,...,,v been the custom. ana as the
f ". n,llot law contemplates. The
'll. 49,. could the court formulate
later called session. some
NY ,.rlsslcners thought not
y. correct or not, the Impression
'ha 0rseall that the matter had to
S.s 70 at the present term OF
1900 -.s., the law, two commissioners
Vnus n,y nudge constitute a quorum
+ ~ s,sssssgtion Of business, but III tnee
si3ni Nv county Judge II takes an
n X commissioners TO make q
y ", M transaction az any business q 81
. ~ w " making a call for special
I'd IA the court.
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FORT WORTH. "A telegram announces
that the 1905 meeting ~ the Nstlouai Llfe
stock association now IN Setsicn a. Cal-
csso VIII Be held Ia Fort MoEtA.
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m,,rrn PATIENTLY.

!, tbe commissioners waited pa
\ ...nna the court house until late
.ssynoop for quorum. hut as
,o1se vasmer nor Commissioner
.,srea up, it began TO be freely
\ KY. StheIr absence would detSut
lls stJon OF the official ballot
~ ~ vss claimed 10y some, the law
a be passed upon by the commits
/, ,S mr. fifteen days before the e.ec'
a, n. failure Of the court to get
~ GRATED considerable excitement
K. Nttle unfavorable comment One
.,, , Was heard TO remark;
", dlrt WAS pcrpetrated upon the
w Al Harris county IL was done
rhls caused a bystander to re
\ 10 him: u ~. At.
'sssld Commissioner replied;
A lsre 10 do inv duty aud two. other
4 N the court are with me. y
|,l n tue nominees on the demo
A n.se were outsuokcn III their de
,lsa n Judge Nasmcr and the other
j q 4, tho court for abscnting them
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slow Fever Il the most dreaded 81 an
diseases u the South. oAiDiNE prevents
ana cures IT,
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secure a quorum yesterday. as, failing In
that, In Issuing call for another session.
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Will Make
Affidavit
New lease OF Life for an iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster r. II. Randall, Dunlap. To-,
says; suffered from indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years. Finally l tried
Kodol. soon knew had found what
had long looked for am better today
than in years kodol gave me y new
lease OF lilo. Anyone can have my Rf-
fidavit 70 the truth of this statement"
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system to assimiatesupplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health.
KOdOl Makes You Strong.
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Have you seen ~ sweeney a FRED
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stEIAIns b aeslEn ana slesaase
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| 70 FORCE ATTENDANCE.

HI Il was Determined 20 see II legal
L. ,ould not be instituted to compel
7ti,aasnee Of a quorum. Judges
X E. Asbe Of the Eleventh district
S.ua ". Ii. Wilson of the Fifty-htth
Il cput were consulted by the three
tsgeacn present. This was just
padown. They were advised 10y
lg.les consulted 90 wait upon the
n jalge aud tue absent commissioners
Isse,t their attendance In order TO
quorum Of the court for the trans
II Il necessary business.
. "a the advice given the three
E sloners sallled forth IN quest OF
sSing colleagues aud their presiding
n After ''patvnr search and vigil
IA lheS located the commissioners,
\ aud requested his presence as a
# q The court He declined to at