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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
DEMOCRATS ARE ALERT
v HlLE THE REPUBLICANS ARE DE-
ClDEDLY kpATHETIC.
Chairman Graos Is Very Confident Over
the Result Of the Congressional
Elections.

Washington, October % las Chairman
Babcock Of the republican congressional
committee has already made his claims in
the coming congressional elections, Judge
Griggs. chairman Of the democratic com
mittce, has authorized the following state.
ment; II have no doubt az the election Of a
democratic house Three months ago 1t
looked like plain sailing for the republic
ans. Every week since The campaign
opened, however, democratic taih has
strengthened and republican confidence has
weakened.
Three months ago q modest claim for
met With smile of incrcdulity from our
foes aud shrug Of doubt from our friends.
Not so now Tho republican managers claim
the house, but by very small Margin IN.
deed. and many Intelligent republicans ad.
niIt grave doubt as to the result
our democratic friends arc wide awake.
alert and enthusiastic everywhere Not so
with our republican friends, II wc are TO
believe reports from republican campaign
orators. The republicans are apatbe,ic ana
listlcss, not to say careless NJ results
everywhere. The republicans are not only
not enthusiastic over their prospects, hut
practically admit defeat by their conces.
slous Of large democratic gains on appor.
ilonmcnt, made with the express purpose
and expectation ~ adding uuctceu rcpuh.
licaus and ten democrats 10 the house: and
with such errymandoriue by republican
state legislatures DO has never hecn be.
frrt.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC DIFFERENCES.
Their Solution is Proving a Rather Hard


Their Solution is Proving q Rather Hard
Task.
New York, October IS. President Harrl-
man, Of the southern Paclnc, maintained
his rule today against being interviewed
aud would not conhfm or deny that he Is
looking for practical railroad man to
succeed him at the head Of that com
pany. Other officers Of the road aud d.
rectors representing large interests In
both the Union Pacific aud Southern Pa
eide, were equally reticent on the subject
OF Mr Harrimans proposed retirement
That there IS difference % opinion IN
regard 70 the policy Of Mr. Harrimun was
acmittcd, but there were emphatic deulaiS
tnut auy breach had occurred between tn-
terests In control OF the road ovet the
question. Ii was admitted, however, thnt
condition confronts the officers of tue
company which some OF them wish 10
meet IA one way aud some In another IL
~ their desire to avoid a strike on tue
Southern Pacific through the telegraphers
Those who oppose Mr.. Harrlmaus policy
call attention 10 the machlnlsis' strike on
the Union Pacific. which has lasted since
hay, and has crippled a good part OF the
engines ON the road. Mr. Hartman has
not been ia favor Of compromising Win his
men, and IL is generally admitted today
that Affairs are In complicated condition.
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FOUND HIS CHILDREN.
Two Lost Daughters Located in an Or
phan's Horne

Two Lost Daughters Located in an Or
phan's Home.
St Louis October 29,-After a search
that has extended over three states and
lasted for nearly three years, Henry NJ
wills, professor at the National nnIve--
sity. Washington, .. c., has located hts
two little daughters in the Methodist
orphans home here Prof. Wills applied
Tor a writ Of habeas corpus. asking that
the children be restored to him.
In 1890 the parents were divorced aud
the mother took the little girls 10 Tenpes'
see, from their former home IN Indiana
WIS claims he filed an application IN the
circuit court Of Gibson county. Tennessan
asking Tor the custody Of the children. hui
that they were removed from the store
In the meantime Mrs, wills had remarriei
n Kentucky. Inst August the two cbll.
Ggren We're placed In the home here and Inc
father learned OF their whereabouts oniy
few DAYS ago. '"'9
Judge Fisher Of the circuit court granted
the application for the writ OF habeos coz
pus, returnable tomorrow. W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30

IN the second congressional district tho re-
publican campaign Is as funny as q box
Of monkeys. Robert q. Ice, the q. o. i.
leans trades council and used his official
position 60 foment The recent street car
strike This action OF Lee caused the
party who sympathized with the street
railway company and who usually put W
the cash to pay the expenses 81 the rcpuh.
licnn campnlgns Tho republican bankers
aud trust mapnntes shut ~ their purses
with snap and a hnne that Jarrcd the
plastcrlns on the ceiling Of the Federal
building As result Lees campaign
mnlagrrs ara without funds. aud they are
devoting their time and energies II de-
nouhcine the bankers and managers Ot cor
pnratiuns Tor failing TO put M the stun.
The SIX stocking republicans declare they
will not vote Tor Leo under any clrcum-
stanccs and every hour widens the breach.
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A TEXAN IN SOUTH AFRICA.

..-.t. =. NVhn,, vour
DurDan' Natal' S'Ptehiue' i''
paper reaches Durham 1t Is nearly Two
montbs old but We Americans lind II quite
- t, go ho,,t. ,s,ain IN
interesting ana 1t orlnss Us pu'A 49,, ,l. =,
Texas or, better stu, Goo country
Most Americans have very erroneous con
oo,,,o, ~ .,norkcst Africo ana the idea
V'P'''n VI No.
is not unlike the Yankee ldea OF A'N"o'
When left Houston on May aud
Beaumont DAY later for New orleans,
little Thought should be IN Africa so
short time. The mule boat indian OF
Liverpool had a very uncvcntiu voyage
nam Now Orleans TO JaDctoNn, the trip
lasting four weeks. and nothing In those
four weeks broke the monotony Of ire
exccnt the occaslonai death and heavlng
over tho side Of Il horse or perhaps when
a. coma our trrn 70 20 INFO me mold TO
Get no hny which meant several hours or
Iortrr, a. , mustv store of nav. aud a
tirad brnothlcsg feeling afterwards
On Tho morning of .lunc We sighted
.-obio mountain and as ,re drew nearer We
co,id distipgiish he sbins in bnrbor ana
, iVuti u'S' t Sv,an u.,tt WHEN NOV we're
on .rrs ey aI InGouhtedv somet6hg had
banpene1 and on onteripg inc BAY we
i,PiioI ,,., r,d banS dorlpred vrttn
tna por .nu m Worn e ,fc como Two
,,,,,ils ,r,,to,s tI,,ing tnpcp ip n SUNNY
w 80, 20. XXI IN t,,,I,', ,ii,ta or.t.r a. mo
cood ~ Dprhan whore W. arrived a week
49, 49, y" - ~ U' ,, ,n mo ,,,to. bor,or-
lalel Wy ~ az au' W. in Luz 49,, 49, ~
As martial law was sun III erect 10 one
was allowed to land without the necessary
100 pounds. However. ! had nor come 5000
mites TO return without seeing some Of tine
country
II did not take long 10 az some side pins
TO hatch cover aud place there my clothes,
etc, and quickly following It over the side
] swan behind and pushed my box IN
front of me. Arriving at tho bar and in
crossing II ! lost all my clothes nearly
my NE too: md, more dead than alive I
arrived az the south brcakygter with one
suit Of clothes, a hat, one shirt. one pair
shoes and 81 s. in money. aftcrward
learned sharks are very numerous and ex-
trcmcly dangerous around this harbor, and
Il was a Kind act of providence that !
landed nj all I'm Africa
1t was not many hours until was
stone broke "a stranger i'm n stronoe
land, and from Thursday until saturday /
had little to eat-nowhere to sleep ana was
ever, ! had secured work at Photograph
gallery md In few weeks was In com.
paratiyeiy easy water. At present an
maklng about $500 month Ind have $500
Ia the bank.
Americans are paid well here. as they
usually have the YANKEE rIstiinr bobIts
and il is not uncommon here for fTodesren
in every line TO make SIS or SO n day' Al
the same time the living expepgcs are very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
FATAL PASSENGER WRECK
Thrse Men Were Killed and the Wreck
age Caught Fire,

Three Men Were Killed and the Wreck
age Caught Fire,
Cincinnati Ohio, October 30. Cincinnati,
Hamilton aud Indianapolis passenger train
No 30, which left Hamilton at D:57 O'Clock
tonight ran into local freight train two
miles cast Of oxford, Engineer Conn and
two unknown men were Instantly Killed.
Mail clerk John Conner Of Hamilton was
badly hurt The passengers were badly
shaken up, but It Is not believed any u
them were seriously Injured. The wreck is
burning
Later reports say that the mail car and
mar Of the baggage ear burned and that the
entire train was wrecked
The bodies Of the two unknown men
Killed were found under the baggage ear 4
relief train has been sent from Hamilton ia
the scene ~ the wreck
No. 80 was IN charge OF Conductor Long.
Engineer Conn and Fireman Arms The
wires are down aud details of TIC wreck
are not obtainabe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
Ruslneas Houses a Lr Rue.

Athens, Texas, october 27-TAe new
town Of La Rue thirteen miles southeast
railroad, suffered heavy loss by Ore last
from here, on the Texas and New Orleans
night, with practically no Insurance J. {
CoAs, Anuse and stock general merchandise.
$4,000 no Insurance. 7. w. Duncan, house
and stock general merchandise; $500: In.
sured for $500 Also warehouse which
contained bagglng and ties, grain. etc
owner Of which could not be Ascertsined
Total loss. no Insurance
The whole business portion Of town mar
rowiy escaped bufainE.
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DEMANDS oF NE WOMEN.
Iowa Equal suffraoists Protest Asans
Leoislation

Iowa Equal Suffraosts Protest Against
Legislation.
Des Molnes, Iowa, October o0.-Mrs. Adel-
aide Ballard OF Hull, president Of the Equal
Suffrage society. which Is holding It's state
convention here, urged the organization. in
her annual address, to employ male
lobbyist instead Of a woman. to press equal
suffrage legislation In the Iowa general
assembly. The recommendation has not
yet been adopted.
Mrs, Carrie Chapman Cart, president o.
the National organization, IN an address
10 the convention, said that the "ahamn-
phle treatment 81 the women Iowa by the
legislature Of this state had aroused scn-
ument among the people Of other states
which was favorable 10 tho suffrage move.
ment and would help Il In the long run
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REPORTS FROM UPSTATE MAN.
Ayers.

The democratic county managers up I'm
the State made their reports to headauar
ters here yesterday. The highest plurality
they give odell TO Greater New York Is
5000. aud the lowest 5000. The truss
AIsh tariff. the coal strike, the canal and
state charity institutions have all ngured
20 a dams ging degree against the repuh-
licans Not only this. hut they are short ia
registration aud enthusiasm, and II the re-
the Harlem with their old 10000 plura g..
Ia order TO defeat COler, tbey VIII 70 way
back sud s,t down when the returns com
In the niEht ~ The election.
The JEEotrafin candidate for governor,
Mr.. Bird Caler. has upl been giving ont
Interviews f1r the press during the cgu-
paiCn Or Sae reason that nearly all Of toe
NFg hFcE newspapers were against h,uL
aud wa1.t gEnir him correctly ThcA
he do rrt a that upwspape7 iufrr.
views vsrl prl1H-tiye q much good 10 tia
Cdrlifare-
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valparaiso Ind, October 29.-AIiss Stella
Josephine Teller cousin of United states
Senator H NJ Teller OF Colorado. who. FOR
three months, was held as an inmate OF n
luna'le asylum, is made a free woman Inv
the terms Of a decision repdnr.a a, 49,
SGitrnlt court here this afternoon Jn5Se
8lnette decided that the asylum snfbosi
YES ngd no right 10 kldnap their forn,nr
h ere Wnoss sanity IS unquestloned
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lnterchanaahle MiIeano Iioknts

New York, October pa meeting Of the
general passenger agents OF the Trunk line
railroads has been held here to consider
the adoption Of an interchangeable mileage
ticket system for trunk line territory.
rhe subcommittee appointed to devise
plan submitted It's report, but the matter
was considered of SO great Importance that
1t was decided Ia postpone hnal action on
the matter, especially In view OF the fact
that some OF the lines wish to have the
matter further considered. The subject
viii be considered az another meeting later
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Coniessed N a Mll,d..

New York, October ga younr man
who described himself as william Jobn.on
OF PHILADELPHIA entered tha Green pn,nt
police station tonight and said no desSraS
10 surrender himself as the murderer Of
Albert e. Latlmer, who was shot an.
nohhily by burglar. Ia h's home in Han.
cock street Brooblyn, on the nlrat Of Jut,,
last. The msI said that he s,irrsnaS.a
because he was stricken with remorse md
was weary or wandering ABOUT the countr,,
he VIII he arraigned tomorrow morning
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SUICIDE Of Political eader

Norfolk Va. October ~ John A. Nor
gan. leader Of the ''straightout demo.
cratic party in Norfolk county, which fac
ton has been Fighting the organization o.
fusionisis for several years. blow hls brains
out AZ his residence today on table
was note, which stated that it had heen
said that his death would smocth tho
waters Of the county politics, and. n suca
wac the case. It should be shown now.
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CRIMINAL LIBEL SUIT
q Judge and an Editor Were Arrested ~
Butte

Butte.
.r,oa Mont October %, - William
1,ahey' Judge Of the State district court
rss, arrested today on charge Of criminal
m noe. preferred by u, }. tiennessey
y farreli' editor Of the Reyiene wa, also
arrested The action is the result of an ar.
,'l appearing in the paper above me
s stidaI OF Judge Clancy. In wbicb !, -
font tnat he had been offered hr,Ss
his Sl as geaLs ago by hennessy 10 nrnen cs
between the u s9@e ltlgatioq then pendins
an ei hI interests Judge Clancy Was relo.sse
ned In bonds Of SiOU0 'u' raffeh was
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Gnrnnn rnriff Adnntn,l

Berlin, October 99,--By a vote OF 49, 70
- the relchStas today adopted the mini.
mum duty on meat, with the exception or
bacon, as n1ed by the tariH committee, at
So 81. or S2t per double hundredweight,
the duty varying according TO tho methods
OF dressing.
The house later adopted the committee'B
duty on bacon, 50 per double hundred.
weight
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were not cnwds sufficient 20 Justify gsils
ahead With the Iucetlngr. Mr.. guthths
The situation az this wrlting-is lust TINS
II the democrats OF Indiana want 'hls
election Il Is n their hands, i they 80
20 the polls aud vote the state IS uenv
cratic by 10000. II Is ~ 60 tbem.
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A Courageous Woman.

~. 'eehupHcdn
'ue Audinret prize Of s3o.o0o has hoo.
r ,.ed 10 Mrs. Meyrier. wife os ~
sssl,eh consul at Diarbekir. Turkey 81. ~.
1nan1s protection Of more fhsn 7h b9V a l
n thn Whom she housed ana csrsa a.
saerss y o9 lsas building during the ne mSs
ESsprlsed the assaults ~ i SS,aeI snd his stan
-sssisa soldiers for twelve dsys' au da ise
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80 LOUISIANA SITUATION.
Republicans Have Not q Ghost Of a
Show, but Are Noisy.
Especial to The Post.l

New Orleans, October ea.rhe political
campaign III Louisiana, Just drawing to q
close. has been the quietest IN the history
Of tbs state. The democrats have such
Anch that they are not spending any
money IN attempting 70 stir up eutbusi-
nsm. a few Of the candidates for CON
gress are making speeches, while the
others content themselves with a mail can
yass. The republicans have put ont candi-
dates for congress- but they realize that
they do not stand ghost Of show. aud
the noise they arc making Is for the pur-
pose Of attracting the attention of the boss
.ef the Federal pie counter at Washington.
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$50 80 h KnoWIsdgs

John Ruskin m ~
knowledge rs like .currsgs s y ~
may have some right 70 III the 81
sessing It, h he has worked l,asaped .
~ Il. and assaved ~ ana IN nen
that Il may be received eiyeldl
true, or earned II fairly pelr rcns q ~, ~
saved: but II be has done ,rr "a Dis K,
by 4 passer.by. what cause a's
proudl
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washington. October .,,s Va
Roosevelt today received r5lcrs
grand secretary Of the odaa esoied @,
England. ana a delegation g 90 cslid
Fellows OF this countIS othtment nc
the White House p{ app'''
10 nay their respects
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AN ADVANCE in PETROLEUM.
Standard Is Showing Up the Price OF Crude
in the East and West.
ssssossssssesssssssOS
..,.....se.essessseses
ispeclal to the Postl


oThc
IN Of cents on
z maxim Unprecedented total increase
E In the
the proouc
greatly increased a
oil profits
AS in barrels ana 4V "
bulk. prices r. on n Of
The posted bulletin tonight ana ue
petroleum
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Crude Oil Advances

inulsnapolis' Ind. October 2a.-The pr,ee
% indiana crude oil took smother hound
thoesx' ne market advancing 2 e,nts a. -
0Saia % trade It now stands al 81 esn sns
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Frisco Branch oomnletod.

Guthrie, o. r.. October 2o-rhe Frisco
completed the LAYING OF rails into Marshall
o. r., last night aud operated the nrst
train into that city today.
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BIG SUN NEEDED.


BIG SUM NEEDED.
Chairman Goodrich at once called the
st,t, ,,,,,,t,t.. tan - - ,l
N'iV W lnES' WIN 'ue
county organization, There Wa6 Sc
crot conference al which II was stpted
poinf tI4rt tb,t mics. ,r+ No. 80
-. 80. -
AVH'S vas uulhbtu W cute INTO lul5 Couh-
by the state ana county ticket would he
Inst and Cycrstrcet would nor br rp.cIectod
ii, c,poras.
There were bitter complaints from the
state organization IL was charged that
'AG Sio,i"u Soantl crowd was only making
iim Was met b. the roni,fS rrlnl,t5tcc
WIN an ongry ucuiUl au1 the stIteiDrpr
sn't loyal tdtl'otWl hghts ana the Increase
nioueut ,, ION 49, -, al VI h't,- ,iANh "au
forts TO set tut voters IN line Ind be'I
most disappointing.
t,,. ,u'u gnu thurman Elliott OF
with Won. tbonpnt ,yn rs" rytr, d tl,,,1
shane Ne are nor II ts moi nnittt,,- ~
deceive You The election Is to" Cos.
The worklupmcn of lndioponolis nro In -
worse condition 40 fof ~ y,e ,,r., ,,,,,...,,..i
that l have ever know,n tbntu nSt.1
Dueu in every prrcipcf. In eVery, f,afo-t. IA
br3trn unless sl,f'Cfbii,o ~ i;y ~ ~
senator EBirhank 'nSade n h,stv ~ "a
here. senator Rrvcrid,lS vyas ,aii',? h5'.
Courre,slnnu overstrcet v,5s MIA ~
fhr rnnfpr"iro ia nol,tfcai oIiige in, ,J
art,ye 6cid WORKER oo'is''' yo aIs,Se r, Inu
tor Of the port tod the three se9tlemgn
lott had said' This tx n serl"ns aitna
ZION. said he. "aud unless we can get
theSe WorTklngmen out this county mas gone
MS n is an onen secret now s tbSf bc e, cni
ored vote is going against us on account
Of nigh prices 81 common Necessities You
Thafs ,bo y.a WV bo.s roi,, n'h bo'Set oooA'
STATE COMMITTEE GIVES $4,000
The conference ended 90 the STATE cnrn.
r,Itfcr rl,.t,., c,n,on r..
I'm 10 inuu' ~
U''P save inns county. This situation has
become known Withiu the past few davs.
The ,gnu,ign hag baer o,,lct 1b, Am,
,r,ti. i..,I,r 80.
,'''" 'au''N huNr necn quietly crcullt
Ing among the Workiugmou and heding
! what they think Thcv have foupd tb1t
,b.r, Ga ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,.L ,,,,.,...,....
/ revolt against local ring rule aud general
lluhWbEc prices, Wages have net Hcep
( stEA2ccd In thls CITY. The price of living
years Workmeu have been compelled 10
I i,t "t,u@GC MINI r w.uN daN slhoc Tue
! iu thcir eXperlcure. mo foct rorsaG ,ba,n
10 begin thlullng What they have seen
naS ohthea tneir ewes. II required no
tCii tbGm Aim thpy Ware not ' c,in, ~
/ even NJ the end OF the week They want
0nauS' ana tueN ore gong 70 have IT,
HANNA TRIP A FA1rrRp
The Hanna trim was conntnd mo, 90
arouse the state. II has mon 1is,o,I
dlsappolptinent rs ren,,bI,c,n ,oa,ars
, ,,
openly ADMIT IN discussing the dlsheart-
cning apAthy found everywhere. and which
has hcen unprecedented the Leaders have
1911 ,,,,...s,,,t,, s,,.,,..n', -.
''VNe" nVpeiuiS iulNo'u l" 'he VISIT OF the
boss of the republican party. lie Gang.
went from one end Of the Stote "a fup
other and talked nothing lint defcns. MI
trusts He talked prosperity But he
talked Of the prosperity 10 the lich--to tho
innnipulators OF the markers. 10 he In.
nators of commercial stotSs and ynterel
securities Ho snid nothing ny ths Trira
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A ouIEr CAMPAIGN.

Il has been the most remarkable com.
paigu ever seen IA the state IA tie
surface there has been nothing doing.
There have been no meetings TO smourt
to anything on either sile The deno
cratic committee has had few speaktIa
out The republicans aad large list OF
speakers Of National regulation They
We're unable TO draw any crowds. the meet
ings wVge failures and tn meetings we've
for the most part abandoned fhe past
week has seen the republican speakers OF
the state talking 10 Insignificant crowds
John l.. Grifhths Of luis .ify. one of lhe
aplest orators IN the state. went ort
twice last week. His mcesings lad been
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Mrs MeyrIer led a caravan 81 " ioarasl
tlans fo The coast. a fortniglalL. g6lIdr1
Riding horse. with her four H''N
following In a litter.
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OUTLOOK IN INDIANA.
Democrats Have a Good Chance 10
Win The State.
REPUBLICANS ARE BADLY FRIGHTENED
Many Apreals for Acknowledgment
OF Turning Out to Hear Republic
an Orators.
lsnecIal 10 conrIer.Journnll


Indianapolis. Iud October 2s.The
campaign Ia Indiana will close the coming
week. Both parties are planning to huish
under the whip aud with the result In
Indiana In doubt the closing week will
see some very active work
The republican leaders ere very much
frightened over the situation here Marion
county Is admitted to be tho pivotal spct
OF Indiana As It goes so goes the state,
the legislature aud majority OF the thir.
teen congressman.
That this city aud county are liable
to 20 democratic Is well known to the
republican State and county orgGniza-
tlons. It WAS not until "A week ago that
the real situation was revealed to the re-
publican campaign managers, Chairman
Goodrich OF the republican State commit
tee, who has been dcyoting the "norts OF
tho state organization solely to thu utter
ests OF Senator Fairbanks IN his candidacy
for reelection 10 the United tates senlte,
was relying upon the assurances OF the
Marion county ring that this city ana couu.
IS were all right. sud 4culy the luutS mat
chine called on the state committee for AID,
saying that the county was in pad SHAPE,
that all efforts 10 interest the people had
been without avail aud something heroic
must be done. The statement WAS uccnnl-
panied with a request FOR $1,000. 10 be
used at once.