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Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
Eleven Dead In Fire.

Eleven persons lost their lives in the destruction of the Empire hotel In St. Louis on Sunday. The victims comprised ten men and one woman, a coiored servant employed in the place. Tn addition eight persons are dangerously hurt, and ten or more had narrow escapes from death in the flames. II Is estimated that there were at least forty persons In the building at the time of the fire and that aIl bee been accounted for.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
rr.p... Performer Break. Her Neol

Newport News. Va, Feb. 12.-Eva Gilbert. a trapeze performer at the Powhatan theater, broSe her neck last night during the performance. In her aerial act she swung from a trapeze. catching her foot in a loop about twen- ty-five feet from the floor. Her foot slipped from the loop. and she fell headlong to the floor almost among the mortified audience. She died in ten minutes
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
A ChAnRA.

we must economize," he said per emptorily.
 "I'm so gladp his wife exclaimed.
 You take the announcement more good naturedly than usual
 Yes; it's pleasant to hear you use the plural pronoun. Ordinarily. when there is any economizing needed, you expect me to do 1t all."
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
TIMELY ANNIVERSARIES.
Some Current Selections From His
 tory's Broad Page.
February 13.

February 13. 171S-Cotton Mather, famous in the witch craft raid. died at Boston; born there 166a
 i77S-The commons presented before the lords the article of impeachment against Warren Hastings Iso6-David Dudley Field. turist. born in HRddam, Conn.
 lSlS-Commodore. Isaac Hull. American naval hero. commander of the famous Constitution. died at Philadelphia; born in Derby. Conn, l77a lS44-Hans von Bulow, the celebrated pi- anist. died at Cairo, Egypt; born 1SS1 ISe7-John Randolph Tucker, a noted Vir- Einian. died at Lexington, Mo; aged A General Joseph O. Shelby, cele- brated beyond the Mississippi as . dashinE Confederate cavalry com mander. dled at Adrian, Mo.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
Murdered In the Woods.

Malone, N. T., Feb. 12.-News has been received here that John King. a caretaker on the A. A. Low preserve at Horseshoe, in the Adirondacks, was found dead In his cabin, with strong evidence that a murder had been com mitted. The room was In great confu- sion, with indications of a struggle. Kings empty pocketbook lay on the N0nr
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13

northwest passage. After sailing to the seventieth degree he returned to the Sandwich Islands to pass the win ter. Some natives stole . ships boat which Captain Cook attempted to re- cover. Retreating in the face of su- perior numbers to the beach. he was killed before the ships crew could land and Ruccor him. g... Winfield Scott Hancock, the brilliant commander of the Second army corps. born in Montgomery county. Pa: died at Governors island. New York harbor, Feb. 8. 1SS6 William Tecumseh Sherman died in New York city; born at Lam caster, O., ISA
 Polo Bernabe appointed Spanish minister to the United States to succeed De Lome.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13

A white object can be seen at a dis tance of 17,250 times Its own diameter in strong sunlight-that is to say, a white disk a foot across can be seen 7,25O feet away.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
0uifN Lnmd.

Tudor-Harris gets all his clothes ready made now.
 Sutton-So he told you tool
 Tudor-He told me nothing He didn't have to.-Boston Transcript
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13

The Koreans as a people are better developed physically than the Japa- aese. They are taller and mentally Ire nberally endowed.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
M.ra.i. of pun.rin DeaA.

London, Feb. 12.-The Marquis of Dufferip and Ava, former governor general of Canada, has disd attAe . long iunsoA ..ta.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
February IA.

7D-Csptain James Cook. the pioneer navigator of the Pacific, killed by the natives of Owy-I hee waiD. Cap. tain Cook combined with the skill of a navigator that of q discoverer in Rstron- cmy. geography and other sciences. The voyage on which he lost his life was un- dertaken for the pur- pose of discovering a
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13

eD-~ A~AAaASy <AAkN1ys NAG grammartan. died in England; born 1745 lSz-"Unconditional surrender'' of Fort Donelson. The Santiago campaign has been favorably compared by military experts with that of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, in February, 1884
 queens jubilee; fftieth Anniver- sary of Victorias reign celebrated. Francois Felix Faure of France died At Paris: born lS41. lsoo-The siege of Kimberley raised by the advance of Roberts column. Cronje'a Boer commandos moving eastward. General Edward C. Williams, c con- spicuous veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, died at Chapman. Pa.
Connecticut western news., 1902-02-13
February Ia.

1616-Gaspard de ColiEni. admiral of France and Protestant leader, born: killed in the St. Bartholomew maSsa- ere l672
 in2-Henry wilson. states man and vice presi- dent under Grant, born in FarminRton. N. H.: died 1S76 We6-Lindley Murray, the
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Where They Pay Today
Baltimore az Washington.
Standing of the Teams.

The orioles gave the Washington team
another drubbing at Baltimore yester-
day. Manager lIcGraws retirement ap-
DarentIy not having hurt the playing
ability OF the Monumental City aggrega-
tion IN the least
A score Of II to Z means, and this is
the fact that the Washington men
played q very poor article Of ball, while
the BaItfmo-os did good work. which
cannot be discounted. despite the poor
pitching Of Patton and the Washington
errors
The BaItimores won largely by good
hard. and veIl-timed batting, seeming 70
have little difficulty with the Senatorial
twirIer. The Washingtons made their
*. .a1ltes in one inning, during q TEN
porary lot-up Of McGinnity's effective
moss The score.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Have Faith in Peary.
The members of the club have III
most unqualified faith in Mr. Peary'
ultimate success. and have undertakes
the expensive outlay On the Windwarl
this year with perhaps more enthusiasm
than any time in its history The
recognized the fact that M Peary'
ample stores and the best dog foods, hi
familiarity with the rout
from his Cape Sabine headquarters Z
Have Faith in Peary.
Has Eleven Living GEandparents.

John c. Wingate, a member Of the
State Board OF Tax Commissioners. who
has the honor Of having q town named
after him was at the Denison last night.
''The sensation In cur town for the
last few days" said Mr. Wingate, lis
d newborn baby boy that has eleven
grandparents living. That's something
remarkable. Isn't il? The baby was born
70 Manford and Pearl Smith Webb on
June 20 The boy IS to be called Reuben,
aftCr one OF his grandparents. NaEfcEd
Webb the father OF the child Is a son
OF Charles and Ollie Webb. Charles
Webb is a son OF Horace and Sarah
Webb. all OF whom now live in TNingate
Horace Webb is a son Of Reuben and
Ann Steward. now living at Romncy
Ind. In their eighty-ffth year Mrs
Ollie Webbs father. William Thomas
lives near HoopestoE, Ill, and was born
near Pleasant H!1I. This makes seven
living ancestors or grandparents ca the
fathers side. or an unbroken chain %
AID including the ntch generation On
the mothers side RerLeH has four
grandparents Ills mother. Pearl Smith
Webb. IS q daughter Of Hr. and Mrs
Sarah Smith. Eer; living IN Wiugate.
Mrs. Smiths mother and Sir smith,
father live near Newt0wn. IN Fountain
county indianapolis Journal
The evening times., 1902-07-10
STREET RAILWAY
ACCIDENT FATAL
Jesse Brown, Colored, Dies
at Emergency Hospital.
Attempted to Board Moving Car and
Was Knocked Down-Corouer Viii
Investigate.

After suffering intense pain for hours
With a broken back. death came ~ the
relief Of Jesse Brown, negro thirty
years of age. at ! O'Clock this morning.
at the Emergency Hospital, where he
was couaEed-
Brown who resided at 205 Adams Ex-
press Alley northwest, attempted 10
board an eastbound car of the Capital
Traction Railway CT mDany near the
corner OF Seventh Street and PennsyI-
vania Avenue northwest about o'clock
last night. ,,ut missed his footing and
fell. The "a at the time, It is said, was
going at rapid rate and he was struck
a stunning blow by the trailer.
Persons wto saw the accident ran at
once to the injured mans assistance and
he was pic.;ed UP and removed 30 the
Emergency Hospital for medical treat
ment- An operation was deemed neces-
sary by the surgeons and the man with
stood the same well until O'Clock
this morDizg when he expired His
back =as broken and also two Of his
ribs.
Coroner hewitt was notified OF the
mans death by Policeman Hfbi. de-
tailed at the institution. and ne at once
srdered the removal Of the body TO the
Dorgue. At Il O'Clock tomorrow norm
.ng the Coroner VIII hold an inquest
over the reua2ios TO determine who is
responsible to- the death OF the man,
The witnesses of the affair having al
ready been summoned.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
WILL CAST VOTES AS
MITCHELL DESIRES
Mine Workers Delegates in
Line With President.
Pennsylvania Miners VIII Send Large
Number CT Representatives 70
C017eGtioz.

WIBKEsBARRE July l9-Based e1 a
report OF The NaGticoEe convention es
the First District United Nine workers
it is evident that about co per cent Of
the mine workers Of tae anthracite re-
gion are IN good standing and entitled
to representation at Ike Indianapolis
convention next Thursday.
This means thar thee wiu be abo.t
100 votes from this reesca. taose be-
ing carried by some 550 delegates. The
last few CT them are now being elected
but what their instructions are has not
been stated. Most OF thega. il IS under
stood. viii follow The advice Of Presi-
dent Mitchell and vote IS ae desires. He
would not say this morning what dele
gates were elected or what taey have
been instructed to do. declaring that
ne would leave the decision Of the con-
vention entirely II t5eir hands
The whole body Of anthracite dele
gates VIII probably leave here next
Tuesday night, President Mitchell pre-
ceding them by 2 day They viii gather
in this city and take q special train
from here The district presidents are
now making arrangements for the trans
pOTtatioH o. the delegates to the West
Reports received from other districts
arc that the elections there are nearly
completed
The evening times., 1902-07-10
JUDGE LIT Child
SETTLE IT'S FATE
Little One Elected to Live
With Father.

GEORGETOWN. Del. July 10.-Before
Judge Boyce evidence was heard On pro-
ceedfngs brought by Mrs Susie NJ.
Hughey to gain possession OF her two
children. Joseph. aged three years, and
George l.. aged eighteen mcnths- The
husband. Thomas a Hughey. had taken
the children when the couple separated
a year ago Judge Boyee suggested that
the three-year-oId be given its liberty,
and. seeing the father, the little fellow
CTawled into his lap.
This caused ex-Atteraey General
White, counsel for Mrs. Hughey. to ex-
plain that he would abandon the eaort
10 get possession Of Joseph but the
mother would ike to have the baby. The
judge. however. gave the father both
children
The evening times., 1902-07-10

Earned runs-BaItimore, Q; Washing
ton, ;. Two-base hits-Kelley, Bresna-
han, .; Robinson. Doyle, Lee, Clarke
Three-base hits-KelIey. Sacrifice hits
McGann, Ely, SeIbach. Stolen bases-By
Seymour. Gilbert. Bresnahan- Bases On
balls-By McGinnity, 2; by Patton. 8
Struck out-By McGinnity, /. Passed
Robinson, /; Clarke, l. Left on
bazes-Baltimore, I; Washington. 5.
First base on errors Baltimore, /. Time
of game hour and 45 minutes. I'm
pires-Johnstohe and Carruthers. At
tendance-2,0 600.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
PHILADELPHIA WINS
AGAIN FROM BOSTON

a remarkable seventeeR-inning game
was played IN Boston by the Philadel-
phia and Boston teams yesterday. The
score vas tied IN the sixth inning and
stayed in that condition until the seven
teenth, when Philadelphia succeeded in
The evening times., 1902-07-10

Two-base hit-Scybold. Three-base hit
-Seybold. Home TuD-PaTent. Hit by
pitCEeT-Gleason. First base on balls
OF Dineen, ;. of WaddeH, / First base
on eTrors-Bost on. ! Philadelphia, L
Left on Boston. 6; Philadelphia,
{. Sacrifice hits-LaChanCe, L. Gross.
stolen bases-GieasOn, Davis. Struck
cut-By DiGesn, 3; by WaddelI. IS. Dou-
bic play-Lachance and Parent Passed
s-Schrselcngost, 2 Umpire-Mr.
Connolly. Time ot game hours. At
tendance, J.TS9.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
ST. LOUIS NEARLY
SHUTS OUT DETROIT

Detroit could not hit sudhoff in the
game at St Louis yesterday and the re-
suit was nearly { shut-out for the Ii
gers Only two hundred people wit
messed the game.
The evening times., 1902-07-10

Earned runs-St Louis. i. Two-base
hits-sudhoff, padden. Three-base hit
Barrett. Sacrifice hits - Casey, Har-
lev. Stolen base - Holmes Bases on
balls-Of Sudhoh. 3. Struck out = By
sievers. I. Left on bases - st. Louis,
I; Detroit, 7. Time hour and q min
utes. Umpire-O'Loughlin.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
- Chensv Doc WeIl.

BOSTON, July 1e-Mrs. BENJAMIN
p. Cheney (3iss julia Arthurl, upon
wnou an operation for appendicitis vas
performed on Tuesday, IS resting con-
fc-tG3Iy today. No dangerous features
have developed. and her speedy recovery
is expected.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

4
The Carter -weinig bout Is tsing
recognized all over the country as a
battle likely to start q series to de-
terraine the best of the middle weights
z. NJ Dickeason, manager for Marvin
Hart. has written asking for a match
with the winner, and he may get It.
The National Athletic Club, Of San
Francisco. has arranged a twenty-round
fight between Al Neil and Young Gibbs
the Cleveland fighter. It viii take place
on July % at Mechanics Pavilion On
the same night Eddie Hanlon and Spider
WeIch viii box twenty rounds
A horse show extending from septem-
Der 16 TO 1s viii be held at Lancaster,
pa. \. 4. Godfrey, Of the New York
Horse Show Association, Is helping 20
promote the affair. 4 large list OF
premiums Will be given.
Art simns talks Of going to the coast
to fight Jimmy Britt. Britt would trim
Art good and proper.
The Coney island Jockey Club has sus-
Pehaea ] JOCKEY DT'2i,aH 4e vas .g' accused ace Of
interfering with his competitors horses.
King Edwards motor car seasS sax
people in the tonneau' me ia''s' -
wholly closed in for winter use by
carved glass panels, and side curtains
are also provided. The car IS finished
upholstered in blue Morocco leather.
It is Of German manufacture tnouEh
the tlTes are American
zoo noo,7a st+e,dad rha first exfi-
b;+;on of the Horse and Colt Associa-
fion of Loudoun county. held at Lees
burg. Va. The show was successful IN
every way
best for 4-year-oId trottlng flIies. and
whose s-year-oId record of 2.08S[ is the
worlds best. has foaled a bay FLY by
Dare Devil. 2-09, at Village Farm With
the exception Of Nancy Hanks. 2-o4, she
lis the fastest living trotting mare. Fan
tasy is the dam Of a colt tyearliag) by
LAlC ADA NIL oCA VI IVA -AA1tJ- AhAAslf -sAA
uection with the fstic carnival recent
IIv hold At the National Sporting Club.
.o,5on yara s,,cc,.ssfr,I in noin+ Of in
-. - ..+o,5.,oo r.. s+,-I, nc
- ~
g-aeco-KoEIan- sixteen wTestlers com
peted, among them Delng the champions
&
AiiFeu " "iilsi Dii' nus INN q !" -
MS interest rom hoFses ions enough 70
prepare IoF 'Iial SPIN win NO
horsepower automoolIe- he VIII tIy 20
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Stores Going on Board.

The forward deci.s Of the vindward
were also busy yesterday. since stores
Tor year and additional supplies for
tbs. .Jenson station at Cumberland Sound
were being stored. that the departure
The evening times., 1902-07-10

lighters the world has ever known. Re
is remarkably well built fcr nan OF
his weight. for with his clothes on ac
looks easily to weigh far above the
middle-weight limit. Yet for his fight a
short time aE-o with Al Neil IN this citT
he made I54 pounds in the afternoon
Chicago Chronicle.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Where They Play Today

Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at Pittsburg
Brooklyn at St Louis
Boston at Cincinnati.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
IN The BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Of Yesterdays Games
Baltimore. II; Washington. :
Philadelphia, Z; Boston, 2
S.. Louis. 3; Detroit, 1.
Chicago -Clevcland-rain.
The evening times., 1902-07-10

J. E Ewing. OF New York. Is now
making a tour of New England in the
automobile with which he made the
American 100-mile record OF tEo hours
and ffty-two minutes On the day Of the
Long Island Automobile Club endurance
test.
Reports say that forty-one mares were
mated this season with Crescent Route,
a son Of Cresceus (2.025{). that is out of
a daughter Of that successful sire Of
game race winners. Jay Bird t251a).
Crescent Route VIII soon be sent TO
George Il. Ketcham for development
a challenge has been received through
the New York Sun" from Emil Silva.
the italian Giant, of Paterson. silva
IS the man VITO stood Har~ey Parker OF
for three hours about a year ago. He
prefers a meeting with any OF the big
fellows, Tom jenkins, John Piening or
Clayton preferred.
The evening times., 1902-07-10

o'Brien is one Of the unique characters
of the ring. lie is polished young
fellow on the order OF Kid McKoy, a
good dresser and a man CT some taste.
In the ring he is one Of the greatest
The evening times., 1902-07-10
TE FTENING THLEs WAsHINGToN THTRsDAY JULY To- 19O2

knocking out two runs and winning by 8
score Of ( to ?
The evening times., 1902-07-10

The promising 2-year-old chestnut fIiY-
by Halma. dam Fon Mate. sister OF
First Mate. by Ennso, owned by Gus
Eastin. has been taken or the turf be-
cause OF accidents. She viii be return
ed 10 the turf next season, and bi4s
fair TO make c marx for herself
The evening times., 1902-07-10

Professor Chic Lucas, Of Philadelphia,
Is located at the William Penn Hotel
Baths, Atlantic City. for the season He
is teaching swimming, AZ which he IS
very proficient, and he also has a big
wrestling class. Lucas has an offer
from Gus Hill to wrest1e in cne OF his
theatrical companies starting about the
middle of August
The evening times., 1902-07-10

YOU MUST HAVE IT II YOU INTEND Q KEEP POST
ON WHAT GOING ON HERE AND III TIE OUTSIDE
WORLD PAPER FOR EVERY HOME. EASY TO READ.
CLEAN AND FAIR.
The evening times., 1902-07-10

Alfred G. Vanderbilt has withdrawn
his interest from horses long enough to
prepare for a trial spin with his sixteen
horsepower automobile He will try 20
make a new record from Newport TO
Lenox Since the accident CT his
brother, W K. Vanderbilt, il, over this
same course two years ago 10 records
have been attempted over this course.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05
A Shower,

The Eusophrynes and their best
beanx were entertained At the home of
Mr.. George H. Allen, by Miss Zenade
Allen and Miss Marie Simpson, We'd
nesday evening. The party was q
kitchen shower" in honor, Of Miss
Florence Carl, who win next Wednes-
day become Mrst Clarence LonRfellow.
The gifts were accompanied by the usu-
al bright verses and witty sayings, and
70 the music Of the wedding march,
were brought 70 the bride elect, who
opened the packages, and read the sem
timents. Two course refreshments
were served, and heart shaped souven-
iers were given, upon which were
drawn two youthful lovers. DIR. Long
fellow and Miss Curl will be married
at the home Of the Rev. Wilbur Curl,
NJ Edgerton. The Doctor has . home
on w. Sandusky avenue. furnished for
his bride.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05

The home Of Ex-Pres. Lehr. at Ada,
was dynamited about 2 o'clock Wednes
day morning. the honse considerably
Damaged, windows broken, and Presi-
dent Lehs apd his daughter badly
shaken up and frightened. Window
glass in . house adjoining was also
shattered. Buggy tracks were followed
to the home Of Douglas Pugh, 8 miles
from town. and be was arrested. He
was once before arrested ON charge oi
dynamiting the home of Prof Maglott's
home, but It was not proven.
An angry mob Of students surround.
ed the man, when he was brought &c
town. Wednesday morning. but Prof
Lehr saved him from . lynching. There
was great rejoicing over the escape o.
the Professor and his daughter from
injury.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05
THE SICK FOLKS.

! - z
Mrs. Hannah Blackburn, OF Zsnes.
ferarigiRwithsheart trouble. X
Miss Clara Jordon is confined to her
bed with nervous prostration.
Miss Avis Fisher has been iii for sew.
ersl days with fever aud typhoid was
feared. She is better this morning.
Mn. e j. Short ls smprosing. and
Miss Grace, her daughter,- is holding
her own. which is encouraging. Both
have typhoid fever.
Little Elizabeth Batch. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Batch, who has
been i'll with fever for several days, Il
improving.
Mr.. Joel Easton, Who has been yer,
poorly since the accident that befel
him at Lake View, is improving.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05
Coming Our Way.

The Committee of the German Bsp-
tist church. to locate the next annual
meeting Of that boby, meets tomorrow,
and our information warrants us in say
ing that there is excellent reason for
saying that Bellsfontaine will in all
probability be selected as the place.
The Big Four has given us liberal
helping hand, and other things have
been favorable to our city. We are
more than hopeful.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05

Mr.. T. E Pennock has left at our Of
fee relic that comes from away back.
II is a little wooden feed box, made
from a rough board with wrought nails,
that was the property. of Uncle Jehu
Browns father. Mr.. Jehu Brown died
several years ago. in his hundredtt
year. The box is therefore consider
able 1ver hundred years old. It beari
his fathers Initials ''F. B. 17S4," cu
| In the side.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05
PERSONAL MENTIONS.

-'.F
Mr.. WIN Kloepfer wss in Columbu
yesterday.
+ Attorney Ben. Johnston went TO Day
ton, Thursday.
i Mrs. NJ. 5>nsQkopf visited friends ii
), Cleveland this week.
i Mr.T. A. Hubbard will retnrd thi
evening from Mackinaw City.
Mr.. Ed. Higgins, Ex-commissioner, 4
III witi1auricular rheumatism.
Rev. E. Davies and family return
ed from their vacation. yesterday.
! | Mr.. Emerson DERRICK. of Cleveland
was visitor in thir city this week.
Miss ,HcCampbell came "Wednesday
to be the gnest Of Miss Florence Butler
| Mr.. William Il. Valentine has pur
chased the -Hensel hotel 1t Belleceuter
Mrs. Sue Thrift and con, Mr.. T. Bur,
tThriit resurned 70 Springfield Tues
lday.
Mr.. Si Outland, of the Fire Depart
msnt Il visiting relatives in Fl Wayne
lad.
M,..p..., Emmon. ~,,, hs hom. 10
morr,,v fron . deliohtful trim 20 New
fYork.
NJ. Ih po-ars ..ea or "a .v;s,,;no
his niece, Ms Peter. Goy, In HArri
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p. .,.,..S h,s sn.s MnN.A Wal
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-09-05
West Liberty Election Under the
BeaI Law.

Petitions are being circulated in
West Liberty by the temperance people
for signatures to present to the Council
asking that an election be held under
the Beal law. It is expected that the
required 40 per cent. OF voters will be
secured and the petitions presented TO
the Council next Friday evening"
West Liberty Banner.