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The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
A Novel onyeutlOpp.

J.C. Fountain. tho jewsIer, has an in
vsntive turn Of mind. and whom work Is
slack, which 10 rot often, be turns his
attention toward getting up curious and
odd things. On, ofs.tLs latest notions
OF his is to take two ordinary bicycles
and by buildi ng frame work between
Them Of the right distance spsrt use the
combined two asa means OF travelling on
the railroad track. BY means Of rods
tho hubs OF the two bicycles are attached
together a. d by cross rods the frame
work is made strong and rigid. BY
means OF two hapgsd wheels placed in
the track. With clear track and two
good pedaiere the speed OF the nsw ma
chine will equal thu fastest train in
these parts.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

The executive omnittse OF the West
ern Slope Democratic association con-
sists OF Thomas Annear. Of Silvsrton.
S. r. Fit,garrald Of Telluride, NJ. NJ.
Detch OF Oursy, and w. II. Kelley OF
Mspcos. will call q meeting soon. OF
cbalrmen Of the central committees OF
each county (ssventsen in alD to meet
st some central point Of the Western
Slope for conference.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Eugene v. Debbs. tho apostle. OF So
cis1 democracy will speak in Delta in
about two wssks. on the principles Of
socialism. Without doubt MIR. Debs is
attbs head, Intellectually, q tho social
istic movement now beginning. and bis
lecture hero is expected to be . thor
ough exhibit OF the aims and objects OF
the now party. Other speakers Of note
will be in Delts and Delta county in tho
pear future; one, a Mr.. White. viii
speak at Hotchkiss, Paonia. Eckert and
maybe at some Of the rural school
houses during The last week Of this
month Mr. Dsbs, we understand will
mako only ono speech 10 the county, at
the court house 10 Delta.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

DR.. A. Fl. Stookham at the Baptist
church last Sunday night gave an &C.
count Of the doiogs OF the iuterus tions
Sunday School convention held in Den
vsr the wesk befo:e, TO which Mr.. Stock
ham wss a delegate. His address was
exceedingly interesting and Instructive,
bringing out many new points in Sun
day school work. The doctor 10 an en-
tertaining speaker at all times, and
whom be gets on a favorito subject he 10
all the more so.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
Acts Isvs suseSitsssiy.

Colds are sometimes more trouble
soms in summer than in wiutsr. its so
hsrd to keep from adding to them while
cooling Of after exercise. Ons Minute
Cough Cure cures at once. Absol ntsIy
safe. Acts tsi,Dnsdiatsiy. Sure on - for
coughs. colds. Group. throat aud lung
troubles Or. II. X. Brsisted.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

A, E. TuIian came down from Grand
mesa lakes Tuesday. Tho fish commits
sion people have finished gathering eggs
having secured about three million. q
million and half less than last year,
whIch shows thst the lakes have been
eomewhat depleted Of the stock Of avail.
able fab for their use.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
M1.evlIavcops RnsSs.

Tho new propristors Of the Montsoss
Preps, Messrs. Hsckethorn 4 Murphy.
took charge last week. The first num
Der was full OF vim und vigor and prom
i.es to be power for good in tho Un-
oompshgrs valley. The paper will con
tinue to be republid IN.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
Lawn ADetaO,

B. y. p. u, Baptist church. will give
a Lawn social at tho residence Of G. d.
Chrysler on Garnet moss. Tuesday
evening. July II. Ice crsim and cake
l5c. Come and have . good time aod
help the young people 10 a good work.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
In aan Lie - lsu.

And cay some other sslve. ointment.
lotion, oil or alleged healer 10 a. good as
Bucklea's Arnics Salve, tell him thirty
years Of marvellous cures OF pilos. burns,
boils, corns. folops. ulcers. cuts. scalds.
bruises and skin eruptinns prove it's tbs
best and cheapest. DC ut w. G. Cook q
drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
Ter sale.

Ono hundred acres of hns land st
CedartdRe. mostly in cultivation With
alfalfa and soms fruit. Good water
right. Enquire Of W. L. Perry.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Philip Garretson OF Denver, with the
Diebold Safe and Lock Co. has besn in
attendance on tho meeting OF tho oom-
the steel cages for tho now ,ounty jail.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

N. Z. Clack says he will siartfor Bos-
tos In Q short time 10 dispose Of his
fruit crop; that he bas sprayed every
day and has kept down the woody rufus
and that but very fev OF his apples arc
spawned. He thinks that be csa get On
extra good price.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

There is some talk OF bringing in the
town limits considerable more OF the
land on the Garnet mesa, for residence
properties Of ono, two. three and Ave
aero tracts. This will make ideal homes
for people who have business interests
q town.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

The residence Of +. p. Hunt. on the
Garnet mess. IL b,ing pushed to com
pletion. q largo force now being EN-
ploye cd on it. The residence Of DR.. A.
II. Stockham will be the next one built
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

LHaehsOn in D~nvsr To-day,
DSnnsS In Chicago Tom morrow.
made possible by The Rocky Mou tain
Limited via Rock Island Route. Leaves
Denver l p. m. and Colorado Springs
1:W p. m. daily. Pullman slsspers. Free
chair cars and dining cars for all meals.
Mid day luncheon 6fty csuts.
Jr-l6
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Since the dog show was here tho kids
Of Delta Rre training thsir pups to be
trick animals. Whils the sch ooling is =
little tough on the pups it keeps tho
youngsters from being into other mis-
chief.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

The Uncompahgrs valley vent dry
two wSeks earlier than usual this sca-
son. the ranchmen in Ouray county
taking all the water in tho stream.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

William H. Wise, A. NJ. will deliver q
lecture at the Delta court house. Satus.
day evening. July -. at o'clock, on
Socialism. The reverend gentleman 10
one of the dnest speakers on the .ros-
'trom and . thorough explanation OF the
doctrines OF the socialists will be given.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Jack killian and family went to tbs
Grand mesa Tuesday to tide over tho
hot wave coming.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

J.C. Rewbothsm, connected with tbs
Camp Bird mines above Ouray, 10 Ia
the county looking for fruit farm.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

L<ST-A bont two weeks ago, on tho
streets 10 Delts. . hand painted bolt
pi, roses asd nouated IN gold. LsaSo
at this Office
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

J. r. Hills 10 putting up y neat cot
tsgc on Mssksr street, between Second
sod Third.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
PsSsssrs OF Pacific.

A spacial meeting will be held at
Boyce 4 0ilbsrts Tuesday. July Is, for
important work. Bro Piousers you arc
earnestly requested to DO prssseu.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

At the Methodist church next Sun
day the morning subject will bs "Sin
and What II Means Evening subject
The CbuTch's Best Attraction and
Best Credential." Mrs. Fl. H. Smith
and the chorus choir will sing. You
arc cordially invited.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Lew Kurz 10 getting along fnsly With
his sore foot. He will soon bs ebls to
attend bis market.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

VIM. Ormsby and John Hall. both
Deputy United States Narshals, have
been left in charge of the Grand mesa
lakes. TO prevent any depreciation aud
illegal taking Of fish from the reserves.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Miss Susie Winton went 10 Grand
Junction Tuesday for short visit With
friends.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Misc Haidee Carpenter left for ho
homo 10 Los Angeles Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

New potatoes are coming 10 10 abnn-
dance and are in the best condition
The crop promises heavy one.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
@MA,.r

Laxative Bromo Quinine T.s'a.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Everything in now and second hsnt
goods ut Winton 4 compssy's sseont
hand store.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Miss Susie Laycook OF Longmont il
having a pleasant visit with friends il
Delta.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Ths Delta Fruit i Produce Co. re
csivrd q car load OF California mad,
fruit boxss Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Miss Catharins Baker and Misc Ger.
truds Orahood, who have spent month
at the Ksnnicott homestead on Surface
Creek. left for Lake Wellington. on the
Platte river Tuesday. The two young
ladies will spend the rest Of the sum-
msr Al that resort.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

The contract for building tho nav
county Jail has bssn let to tho Stock
ham d HilIman Co.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

All crops on the Western Slops h av'
suffered this season through scarcity o
water.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

John Hall Of Hotchkiss was dowr
Monday on a business trip.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
SsSUs she Csagb

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure. no psy.
Price Is cents
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Frank Brown and wife OF 4unnison
came IN Tuesday and went up to the
Surface Creek mesa.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Maj. Gotf OF Grand Junction opened
a restaurant on upper Main street yes
f.rl,v
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

q. N. Hsstings-Bo Boots. shoes spd
gloves.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Beo kldisy'o now jowelsy.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11
Nstiee.

Fs.ste of Isaac N. Flcsner. deceased.
Tho undeis gned having been appointed ad-
mlni,YatOr OF tho estate Of Isaac N. Fleenor,
late Of the county Of Delta. Ia the State OF Colo;
ndo, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear bef re The County Court Of said belt,
c r,nty. at the Court Ho iss In Dslta. In said
county. at the July term. 1907; on tie fist MOI =
day in August next. at which time nll persons
u Wing claims against said e. tite not fed and
= qnested 20 attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All per. ons indeb cd TO rad es-
1t. are requested 70 make immediate payment
: the unders gnsd
Dated at Lel.s. Colorado. this sth = Of July,
\. D. 1Sso.
ik1e4tiit Ju , u, last Aus. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with yor
water and let il stand twenty four hours
Il sgd!mcn; or settling indicates an uu
healthy condition u the kidneys; X u
Btain- the linen II Is GvidenC. Of kidne!
trouble. too frequent desire 10 pass IL. o,
pain II the back If also convincing proc
that the kidneys and bladder ART Out q
order.
There IL comfOr; IN the knowledge 50
often expressed that Or. hilmer swamp
Root The great kidney ana bladder rem,
r,iy. fUfiiis every wish IN curing rheurla'
tisn. pain IN the back. kidneys. liver
bladder and every part OF the urinary
passage. X c0rT=cts INABILITY to hoi'
water and sgEICIuE pain III PASSING IL oi
bad Effects following use OF liquor. wini
or b=aT, and uVsrLumes that unpleasant
Necessity ~ being compelled 10 &c otter
during IAC DAY ana TO get Up many tmef
curing til night The mild ana the eS.
realized L stands the highest fOr III
cases L YOU need & medicine YOU should
cent and uG--GJl.ar sizes
SwamU-Rcot AID a book THAI tells more
about IT, both sent absolutely IRE" uV
mail Address Dr. kilneT q Co. Bing-
haclcUn. y I When writing msutiod
.hat you read this generous offer il The
ST Louis Daily Republic. Don't make any
mistake but rem. nu-r the name. swamp
Root D- klUeTs SwamI-ksut. and the
address B:nEhamtOu, y Y, on ever bottle
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
ST. CLAIR CITIZENS
DISCUSS BOND issue
Convention Decides TO Take Part
In No Conference, but Would
Vote on Compromise.

EEP- EL.IC SPECIAL.
Csr"ou. t'D.. June "a railroad bond
meeting casapaseJ q three delegates rom
each Township .u d. Clair County met
hcrc to-day and after several short
speeches. il was iaciGeI that the conveu-
ti0u send nu d .yr4ies 80 this time to Kan
sas City 20 confer with tl,s bOHIhUIdsrs.
y motion was carried :ha: the b5ndnold-
"-- :, requested TO submit Il cair offer OF
a corp-omisa 90 % vot. " the people.
Recently the tpreser.att-es Of thu bond
hol-ev= met the members OF chs County
Court ana prominent citizens here and d
compromise wls discussed IL was decided
10 postpone any action until 6 convention
could BE- called IN which q. Of TN citizens
OF the county vo;..l have = voice That
convention was held to-day.
The action taken means that the palpI.
Of ST. Clair County viii not take tho iuitia-
tive II any attempt % effect d compromise.
Il the hondnoIders care TO make q PROPOSE
tiou it VIII b+ submitted 20 g popular vote
and It's acceptance determined.
The claim q thu luudhoIders has been
one that has caused more or less trouble lor
th!sty wears and ,ae people here steadfas iy
refused 20 pay the bonds because the :s.!l-
road :or which they wer- issued was never
built. IajuncIorz secured by che boHdhold-
er~ ~ IN. F-Cc~al courts have caused The
repeated arrest OF members O- the County
Court and cn- = -Q-es FOR quarter o- a
c=UIu~y have GiviGeG JLeir tine between
serving terms IU PRISON and hiding from
United SToJ-s Ni4TElaiS. Each succeeding
court refuses C. obey the mandate OF Jh-
F-aerc. Judge 20 sign the BONDS and the
claim remains E-uEH.. though every power
yE -u" iaw mas t-=u invoked.
II las become matter OF local patriotism
10 serve u" tH- county bench rs q protection
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
NAcEL DE>orNcEs WATSON TICKET
Fight Bcrween TwenIy-FIfth ward
Rcpublicmns GROWS Nnrmer.

The contest IN the TweGty-Hf,h Ward he-
tween the tWu de. cations named TO rep
resent the ward Z, the State Convention i
growing more strenuous as the date FOR the
primaries approaches. Las EiZh- al
meeting at Buyie ana tauLJeau avenues
OF the adher-Irs ut %. regular Republican
ticket headed by Gyu--- p Wauu--nuvr.
Charles Ngg-I. challenged the promoters
OF IN, Watson ticket ty snow thu reason
Ior It's existence
George D. Reynolds in q speech adVnrat-
ing placing candidate fuf United States
: -uatU- iu the field name. james l. Min
mis- and received the ind "-r-meut OF the
meeting. M-. Reynolds stated H. would
place M uam' u james l. NlHnis before
t!. State Convention II his delegation is
chosen al IN" primaries.
Charles \a.-L in his Ia-ErT!atiuu of the
Watson ticket asked w no named this sec
u.d ticket Where was II named" Ar. there
any charges a%aiGs- tte characters OF the
members OF the first
g ". Watson. who heads the second tick
et. was IN th- haiI. but made no r-r.Iy. al
though the speaker was looking n him
When ! WAS with Nr Watson IL tug Nd
nicipal Assembly continued NJ. NlEnt. I
saw how the party was being wrecked and
matters conducted. ana told MIN So When
I saw how the muueE for the House OF
Refuge and Dcher charitable Institutions
vas being uIisllTecleG and protested aGa-ls-
il I was told / die not know p-act!ca! poll
tics.
Y say. d-r practi-al politics. If that
il the manner in which il Is "EpDUuuaG. At
all about politics l Will ask Mr.. WATSON
now who knew the more. The evidence is
in court today. RiEht-ousues- AM buuLl-
cannot b. regsuCiIrl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
ROSTkND FINALLY
REPLIES TO CRITICS
Ironically Says He Took All French
Seventeenth Century History
From Chicago Man.

Paris, June Edmond Rostand. who had
hitherto not made any statement regarding
the judgment Of the United States District
Court of Chicago granting Samuel Eber!e
Gross, the author Of The Merchant Prince
Of CoruviIle" an injunction against further
performances Of "Cyrano DE- Bergerac'' OF
the ground that Nj. Rostand's play pagia-
r-zed situations il NIr. Gross's work, writes
to-day from watering place 4 reply TO the
theatrical critic of the Temps. who sent him
d copy Of Judge Kohlsaat's decision.
u. Rostand. after saving that he has al
ways refused 10 take the affair seriously
but that some DAY. perhaps, ne may re
count the serio-comic incidents Of the sui:
against him. though actually brought
against another person. adds:
The Gross manuscript was twice in Paris
first in 1873 when I was Il years old: sec
oadly in 1891 when ''Cyrano was known TO
all my friends. ! only ask to have in my
hands a translation OF the Chicago piece. I
have written 10 my editor to strive TO pro-
cure and publish it.
Grent DebJ TO Western Authors.
In the meantime ! am ready 10 admit
took from Cy-rano de BerEerac his name
and the Pauche Hotel from Burgundy;
Ragueueaus from q cook shop: Roxany
missing S+I.Nh : "piuS on IHTISt4an lpS
from A Voyage 10 the Moon and the Siege
Of Arras and the cadets OF Gascony. in fact
all our Seventeenth Century history, from
Eberle Gross Of Chicago
And in order TO end the matter once for
all I confess / stole Les Romanesques from
Smithson Of Jefferson City, Mo; La Prin-
cesse Lointa!ne' from Giles TrumDuu, Of
Columbus. O.; L AiElon' from Tom Sambo
OF Springfield. Ill, and that l drew the idea
OF lie Samaritaine from the apocryphaI
gospel Of the Reverend Honorable Augustus
Wonuacott of Hartford. Conn.
= add that am negotiating at the pres
eut moment with q NirEiaian planter for
the purchase Of a manusc-ipt. and that 1
have Just purlOiued from the house Of a
Louisiana shipowner, a great piece on Joan
OF Arc, the Maid of New Orleans"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
THINKS B0ERS WILL
GET INDEPENDENCE
General Pearson Believes an Essen
tial Part of the Peace Treaty
Is Being Held Back.

Washington. June s.-Grrcs4I P,Grsun.
the special envoy sen; 20 ra.s country by
the Bocrs with "iew to pu-tiug IL stop -
the shipment or mules by The british from
Camp Cha!rette. near New Orleans. this
morning announced his intention Of bec0m-
iHs AZ American citizen Jus; es FooH Us
possible. and then 10 return 10 South AZ
r.c@ and engage iu business pursuits.
while have no, e. yet neasL e word
officially ot the signing us peace article
Dy the British ami Eoer representatives. %
sad General Pearson. y believe that peace
has ben agreed JC. l am thoroughly con
viHccd however. that the cablegraIns pub
Nshed IL this country purpO-tiEg 10 give
the tex OF the peace treaty have not given
the complete details Oc that agreement.
Something. in my opinion. IS being held
back. and that something. l firmly believe.
is promise on the part o. Great Britain
TO give the Atrkanders Independence. with
Z sort OF suzerainty over them"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
PRESBYTERIAN TENT SERVICE.
Ministers Plan TO Raise $500 for
Campaign.

One Of the chief topics under discussion at
the Presbyterian Ministers Association
yesterday was the proposed tent meeting
campaign for the summer. Last year the
one branch OF the association had two tents
. in operation, one at Grace Church and the
other at Markham Memorial. The former
was in charge of the Reverend Doctor Ma
gill and the latter in charge Of the ReyeT-
end Charles SteIzle- The series Of evan
gelistiC meetings held in these tents was
productive Of large results, and 1t Is pro
posed now that the Presuyterian associa-
ton as such join forces and have al least
three tents for this summers campaign
One week ago the ASSOCIATION appointed
the following committee TO have genera!
charge of the campaign: The ReVeFeho mo
doctor ". J. MCklttTlck. chairman: the
Reverend Charles i. Watson, vice char
man. and the Reverend Charles SteIZte, sec
retarv. other members the Reverend J. +.
Cannon. the Reverend Z. 2. Fullerton, the
Reverend 5. c. Palmer, the Reverend II
Magiil. the Reverend J. G Hornung anu
Elders Henry J. WymaD J. N. Patterson, J.
Roth. H. c. Spring. ". ]. Johnston. T. S
McPheeters and George r. Coxhead
At a meeting OF this committee. TUESDAY,
June 3, the names Of the Reverend 5. !.
NiccOlls and ". C. Butler were added. At
this meeting it was decided to have three
tents, and the following subcommittee
were appointed:
on Tents, the Reverend HAIagin and ".
:. Johnston; Location, Doctor Fullerton,
the Reverend Charles Watson and Messcs.
Spring and Coxhead; Securing an Evangel-
ist Doctor Mchittrick and the Reverend q.
StelZlo. Finance. Doctors Nlccolls and Jdu-
non and Mr.. Butler. The committee at this
time decided that it would require al least
$3.50 10 carry out the campaign.
This committee held another meeting yes
terdHy afternoon at No. 100 Chestnut
street when three more names We're added
the Reverend J. Layton Mauze, pastor d
tie Central Presbyterian Church; the teV-
erenG Harris H Gregg, pastor of Washing
ton and Compton Avenue Church. and the
Reverend T !. Ferguson, pastor Of the
West Presbyterian Church !. N Patter-
son was also substituted on the Tent ON
Inittee in place Of the Reverend II. Magill
who desired To be released.
A number OF committees reported prog
ress The Reverend Mi Stelzle stated fur the
Committee on Evangelists that correspond
ence had been opened and that favorable
response WAS anticipated. He was instruct
ed to make application to the Assembly
Committee for one evangelist and that the
other two would be secured Independently
of the committee. The plan cOntemplatss
three large tents. one to remain for the
campaign in the vicinity Of Markham Ne
mortal Church and the other two 10 be To-
Gated in different parts Of the city, and
two or three weeks in place.
The committee has arranged 10 meet
again next Thursday at ! p. m. At the Mer-
camille Club. when the scverzl committees.
and especially the Finance Committee. are
1 expected to make reports II is expected 20
k,egin the tent work Monday evening,
efkIne o
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10

from lacerated fingers and hands and flowed
over the windowsill.
Several Of the men at the window were n
strait Jackets and manacles. and those.
were the widest Of all in their frantic ef-
forts 70 break through the bars
Crowd Frenzied by the Sight.
The crowd II the street watching the
desperate situation os the behind the
screen was simply an insane mob. As the
flames came toward the men the people on
the street Jumped up and down and
screamed IN helpless frenzy
That any Of the men escaped AZ ali IS
owing to the work Of W. (. Davis us Cedar
Rapids Ia a patient. He induced The men
To unite their efforts. After 2 few desperate
pulls they managed 10 tear down portion
Of the screen The hands OF the men We're
covered with blood.
Finally down came the screen. the men
in their desperation pulling with It large
pieces Of the mortar IL which its sides had
been inCassd
But the bars remained and they We're
heavy. As many men as could place their
hands OF the lower bar took hold. Il bent
almost double. and six men went to The
floor with d crash. So quickly did the men
behind then. spring 10 grasp the second bar
that those who had torn down the first Were
badly trampled. another bar was soon
torn away. and q path 10 the safety was
opened.
New Danger AssHils Prisoners
Then q new danger assaiIea the prison
ers. The crowd behind. hearing that a.
las; the way was open. pushed forward
with such haste tnat those near the win
dow were nearly forced through.
The first man through was Doctor c. 4
Anderson Of Chicago. No ladders wer. in
front of the window and Ande-soE!'s one
hope was 10 reach the platform Of Z ;lra
~ So ..F- -, nil. q
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-10
COOPER COUNTY DEMOCRATS MEET.
Delegates Chosen to State ConNen-
tions and Cnndidates Indnrsed.

RtFI t.i1It SPECIAL
BoonviIie Mo. June 9-The Democrats
OF Cooper County met in convention here
to-day for the purpose OF naming the dele
gates 10 the Judicial and State nominating
conventions
A 4 Walker Of Pleasant Green. John G.
Powers of EIackwaJsr. Kirk Jacobs O:
B0Onville. JOnn +. Gam o. Dtre-ville. B. L.
Moore Of Speed and u i. Sta"ile Of BunCe-
ton VIII represent the county - the latter.
ana Judge =. ". Williams. John Cosgr0ve.
J. ". .iamlsOn. 9. y CO-Um. W. r. Mil
lion OF RgOIyi.le and Captain A l.. Zyii!nger
Of OtJe.yiiis at The former
Ths delegates to the s. Joseph COnven-
ton were instructed for ". H B-onaugu
ana John a Knott FOR Railroad CommIs
sione-s. as first choice. ana Thomas Nc
Guire for second choice. G.. D CnTum OF
Boonville and Doctor Grimm of Rpcheport
were indnrsed for State Committeeman.
Resolutions we're passed indoTsing the
present State administration and all past
Democratic administrations The cOnven-
tion congratulated the people upon the fact
that the STATE under Democratic admins
tratiOn had attained the largest interest
bearing school fund Of any State in the
Union Superintendent Darlington was
commended for his efficient work and dele
gates instructed To vOta for his renomIna-
tiOr.
The Kansas City and Chicago platforms
were iudOrSeG