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News Gathered
In All Quarters.

privilege upon payment Of the price 20
take out all they can hold on the fcrk
Some lift out large piece Of 1esh or vesc'
tables. hog jowI or a pig foot or an ear
of you know not whBt-and these dens are
very popular with the tramp element.
During tho siege Of Paris a starving man
was observed TO chase a small kitten al
most block, and just when he was about
10 pounce upon IL, lady opened a door
and rescued the cat, whereupon the pdor
wretch sat upon a doorstep and cried as II
his heart would break. Which goes To
show what n hungry man VIII do re-
marked the gentleman, and that Is q
very ordinary Instance Of the horrors Of
that period
Sea mussels are also choice article OF
diet In nearly all French restaurants. They
are called maules marinere on the hill OF
fare aud resemble the harnacleS which cling
10 the bottoms OF ocean going vessels. They
make very appctzng stcws.
oysters, which an American vIust learn
to eat. called bultres caucaie. arc also eX'
tensIvely used. 1hev are smaller ana skin
nier than the American blue point. Their
favor is Cnppcry and their taste Is pm
gent and at FIRST very disagFcclbe, Garlic,
OF course. is an adjunct to all French
culinary preparations Garlic H. as mat
ter OF fact the predominant odcr Of La
Belle France
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
George Poole Has Applied for Writ Of
Habeaz Corpus


Orange, Texas, June o.--rhe death Of Dis.
trict Judge $. Il. West ut his home In
Woodrlllo, as announced in The Post to.
day, came as a shock 10 his many friends
and admirers at Orange. Mcssrs. W J.
Wlngatc, r. ]. Adams and L, A. Cheathan,
members Of the local bar, and william Wig.
nall and James Crawford members Of the
Odd Fellows lodge here, Of which Judge
West was member in good standing! all
left this morning for Woodvlle 10 attend
the ohscquics over the remains of the dis,
tinguiShed jurlst
George II. Poole, who Is now confined In
the Harris county Jail charged With KILN.
City Marshal James A. lett az this place
a short time ago, has applied for a writ
~ habcas corpus which win be heard be
fore Judge j. H. Martin at Beaumont next
Wednesday morning, 10 determine whether
or not he shall be released on houd.
local insurance organization, to be
known as the Orange brotherhood, has
been organized here with the following Of
iccrs: George +. Poole president; j. j.
WlndhAm, Vice president. II H. Russell.
secretary and treasurer.
Mack Barron, wcl known Orange couu.
~ ricc farmer, WAS badly injured this
morning ny his horse fsllins on him There
were no external bruises, but II Is feared
that he suffered severe Internal Injuries
The county commissioners, sitting as n
board Of equalization, have been in session
at the court house today for the purpose
Of examining assessments aud equaiEing
taxable values.
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There's land that Is faircr than da
And by faith we can soe 1t afar"
HARRIS COUNTY ROAD FUND.
Judge E. n. Vasmer Tells Why the Bond.
Are in the State Treasury.


To the Editor az The Post.
Houston, Texas juno 10, Saturday night
the county court adjourned by limitation
Of law, after five weeks session, aud
with the adjournment Of my court. and
conincldcntly, commences the only cam.
palgn have been able to make. | say this
because am Of that old.fash,oned school
which teaches that public officer Is a
hired man and that his time belongs 10 the
public who pay him and can not honestly
he filched by him and used TO perpctuatc
him in office; and because so believe the
fact Is that | have not been able TO pre-.
sent 20 tho voters of Harris county what
small claims may have for reelection
Because Of the inactivity enforced by
reason OF my Views concerning Sly duty to
the public, many stories calculated to Gre.
ate prejudice In the public mind against
me have been circulated and have gone
unanswered
Knowing your paper 10 be fair and be-
licvlng that you viii grant me space IN
which 60 refute at least one OF the serious
i2l charges brought by tho opposition, |
here nov ask for space to eXnlnin in brief
thc charge that Houston banks have been
Disseminated against through leaving in
the State treasury SiOo.0OO Of the road
fund of Harris county. Here Is the record
statement,
The $4,000 In bonds were sold to the
State board Of cducatlon h@forc the money
was actually needed for road building and
were SO sold because there was no other
market for a per cent bond aud because
the school money was being loaned OUT Mt
SO rapid rate that to have delayed the
sale would have taken from us our ouly
market and made the sale Of the bonds
an lmposslhiity,
BY order Of the commissioners court |
seld the bonds taking the warrants Of the
comptroller against the treasurer Of the
State Of Texas. These warrants | brought
TO Houston aud by order Of the commits.
sionorS' court turned over TO the county
treasurer unindorsed, II was the opinion
OF the commissioners court that Harris
county could have no safer banker for its
idle funds that was the state OF Texas
that no possible accident could happen 10
those funds whilst In such custody 4
National bank had recently failed at Austin
--causng anxiety. loss aud Inconvenience
20 the secretary az state aud the state
treasurer, and there was NJ least a remote
possibility that the same thing might
hanpen at Houston.
The tax collector OF Harris county gives
bond to Harris county IN an amount ia
excess Of SaOOo0, The county treasurer
gives q bond OF only $IJ,0oO. although he
not only handles all Of the monies collect.
sides. The county treasurer has never dis
tributcd his deposits among the banks Of
Houston but he's concentrated his de.
posits In private bank
The deposit uf HARRIS county now
amolnis to S2QOOoO1-lu refund dgures and
averages more that 100000 through tho
year. No Interest Is paid TO Harris county
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upon the average bnlances-annual or
monthly and no good would have accrued
to the county by the bringing OF this money
20 Houston and turning II over TO one
When the county treasurer was asked In
this connection whether or not he would
give an additional bond II the 100000 was
turned over to him. be emphahcally said
showing that his depository was worth
only 100000 ms shown by their sworn as.
sessment offer the suggestion that the
commissioners court acted wisely when
they voted to take no chances with pub
Tic lun1s. II. II. Vasmer,
County Judge.
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Hearn. Mas closed SUNDAY.

Hearne Texas, Juno o,--Ncsterday was
one Of the quietcst days Hearne has expert.
enecd In several years. The Officers went
around and told the merchants all would
have 10 close their stores at O'clock rhc
saloons closed their places ot business
Saturday night and lid not open until this
morning. The prohibition question Is being
slowly agitated here and II Is only a mat
ter OF Il short time before the pros will
have an election ordered for this county.
Mr. j. NJ. George, prominent prohibition
lecturer. lectured at tue Baptist church last
night and win this week endeavor To or
gani2e an Anti. Saloon league. Other lcctur.
ers will visit this place next week
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For Commissioner.

hereby announce as candidate TOT y
election as commissioner Of precinct M
subject to the action Of the dsmcs,te
primaries. j. z. ButcheE
The Post is authorized to announce M
Super. ST., as a candidate for county cor
missioner, Precinct No. !. subject 10 u
ton of the democratic primaries. N.
The Post is authorized to announce julu
Hirsch as a candidate for commlslord
precinct No. / of Harris county suslet
TO the action OF the democratic or1ii'A
June 10 1902.
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For Justice Of ths pea.s.

J hereby announce myself a casaari
subject to the action of the demoe,lts
primaries to be held June II, lsC2, win
] feel that my course as a citizen Of M
repute can better speak for me than al
for myself. | venture TO assure the pcbM
that, should the honor be conferred I'M
me, shall strive to discharge my duta
earnestly. A. VI. Laws,.
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The Post is authorized TO announce i /
Conway as candidate for county rj.,ss
subject to the action Of the democratic h
marics. Y
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For County cIerk.

hereby announce myself as a c,,sas.
for County Clerk Of Harris county suS.4
to the action Of the democratic prim rsu1s
GEO. JoNES
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/ hereby announce as candIdsm II
Justice of the peace precinct No. /, subIid
TO action of the democratic primaries
]. B. Msrnlol
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For County Attorn.,

The Post lie authorized to ammonia. ! !,
Alitchner as a candidate for conniv. ~
ney, subject to the action OF tie dsmoc s.ss
primaries. uslyual'
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hereby announce as candidate *
reelection as county clerk Of Harris eoss
ty, subject to The action Of the democrt,
prin aries. Ed r, DupfN
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The Post Is authorized to announces NJ
Thomas l.. Railey as candidate fcr w
tice Of the peace, precinct No. !, subject
the democratic primaries.
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Il announce myself as , c,ns,,..
the Office OF District Clerk If eiuh .nidaA 4
W; subject to the action Of ~ nssf 1s ~
primaries. to be held June - ~ ar mssnceau
support of my friends and the a Mimi Y
speetAuliS' HARVEY w, b0WvSry
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HOTEL ALLEGHANY
and
ALUM SPRINGS
combined Mountain Resorts
Nm Chnsrncnk and Ohio RnllNny.

0 UN, Cbesg nc"Ko cake and ohio Railway.
HOTEL ALLEGHANY-A handsomely
furnished modern hotel at Goshen, va,
on main line of G. and o. Ry., and,
with line hotels and cottages, beautiful
grounds. and curative mineral waters; $50
600 expended in improvements this year:
are managed practically rs one resort cars
at frcaucnt Intervals enable guests to in.
termugle as under one roof. Fine golf
links at Rockbridgc Alum. Orchcstras ut
both places. Lovely drives Magnificent
mountain scenery. ENhlleratlng summer
climate. Address -
f. II. BROKENBOROUGH,
Manager Hotel Aleghauv. Goshen, va.
JAMES 4. FRAZIER,
General Manager R"ckhridgc Alum Springs
va,
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Southern Specialists.

The recognized expert doctors ~ ,,o
South, large and permanent Offices. treat
Al CIIkoNlC and SPECIAL DISEASES Of
Men, Women and Chldrcn Offices 4OS
5TV 1900 Moore-Burnett Building Houston,
Take elevator TO Fourth Floor, CON.
suLTAIlON FREE. IL Won can not coi,
write for home treatment 'o' e"'i
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Rheumatism more painful In this climate
than amy other Addiction cured by prcsrrin.
tlou No. aS5t. by Eitner & Amend e. r.
Schmidt. Houston, Texas, sole agent.
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] hereby announce us a capdid,,. !. i
e1eGSlon to the office Of Judge q Il. s "
ton Of the srr Isr eoGn,H subject 10 Ii. !,
roads and drainage. y nfHT'e y. Gsi
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The Post is authorized TO annor,
2upree as a candidate for connt unS isi she
Harris county, subject 10 ac yg,uuy lhap
cratic primaries, June Il, 100 u esne
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ANNOUNCEMEN-s

For Representa-
Z. =. Heidingsfelder aave.
c osep.atlve 70 the legislsfsrmeaidste d
county, solicits your sn,e.ure from X M
DVra'ic priaaas
ma ,... ror District Attorn.v
fnr i Gn,, dor the office cf a. Al ,annoanc /,
ae''0n OF the democrstdIe1' y. sssss
,a. For Sheriff
oftica nS s' myself caud,a.
Ia tbo actio,, OF Harrls ca,,sM IL NJ
June IL 'on a,, OK the democrstdicn saAI
friends and fba r aSk the suppc,s cldiI
bor.,- FRED kissfs,
olnce Of sheriff OF Hart. anuldase = Il
10 action OF the democratic ,rv,uIrls, ~
respectfully announc.
date for reelection 10 ~. myself 1 o.
OF Harris county, subject otnse Of ma
lne democratic primaries ar Tue eeilm N
port Of nay friends and H. au ask TIE ~
Afehi. s aad Il =
h ror District Judge.
oInce Of judge of the FIftnxl s.ts To- ~
sonre OF harris county, subiec,l 70 d!srSI
democratic primaries. S'Set 70 act!o, n
-, - J. G, BALDWIN
~ me rost Is authorized to
+; Ramblen as candidate for ~ i,nu1aouuts N
tIfty,tfth judicial district ~ }maass Vt M
~ Hes SUBJECT to action of democrssiIIIa' il. ~
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For District cI.,t

l hereby announce MYSELF =.
dof the onice OF district clers c.ndlitt
action OF the democratic primsrsisue lett i
John q IL.
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4 certain Houston journalist who has
Travelled extensively ID foreign countries
said Yesterday that Fronchmau would be
astoDishcd to see the number of uags per.
mitted 10 labor under heavy burdens until
they fall dead IN Texas towns. when, sc-
cording TO the humane customs of France,
they would be az once condemned aud sold
TO the butchers for whatever they would
bring.
During the siege OF Paris, he said, the
people acquired many tastes which they
have not yet discarded because they found
them to be economical aud agreeable. One
Of these is the taste for horse flesh, which
Is today Immensely popular. There are
dozens Of hlppbphognes, horse flesh mar.
krts, each having horses head for door
sign; Just As bears head surmounts a pig
quality Is about the same as that of prime
beef aud prepared With the delicate skill
Possessed only by the French chef, II is
Just as paiatsble as any other meat, The
veterinarians. fattened Ike bceycs, slaugh-
tered carefully, handled neatly and sfrvt Il
jpst Ike beef The hind quarters arc prin-
cipslly used. The reuialnder OF the animal
for sausage material No preference Is
shown between horses and mules. The
mule may pc tough In the harness, but
hes tender In the pot. IL may bc hard
no make him 60 on the street but he's
easily managed on the plate
\ In the Polish quarters Of Paris, the Jour.
palIst said, cat soup Ii SIN "a starvation
dish Infthe slum districts there are many
soup houses where for u sou one may oh
tain sufhciency. Generally the soup or
stew Is epptalned IN il Large ,.ar,. something
pks q milk tan, and tue patrons have tue
=. . F.
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oftc nereeS announce as a cara,.. :
20 70 u sc, i or sheriff OF Harris 'ru,oass
u action or the democratic tpv yIr.ss, ~
]. H, al k
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1t Is Believed that the Speech Has Furnished the
Impetus Needed to Secure Reform Desired
by Republicans and Democrats Alike

We arc sitting here idly and unconccned
while the great power of this ancient
house is being invaded. hcittled. de-
bapchcd and destroyed. tApplauscl
There are people in Washington city
to-day who arc going down TO thcator
and paving out % cents each in order 10
SOC a performance of liHiputlans What u
sinful waste n money whom they cnp come
IN here and watch this house perform SIS
days In the week for nothing U.aughtcrl
Nov, Mr.. Chairman member Of this
house said to me the other dan 'CuShmau,
what makes YOU 50 thnT / will tell YOU
what makes me so thin ] have half a
million e0rncst. patriotic, iulcliecn tcon-
stituents behind me, demanding that SO.
cure needed and righteous legislation In
thcir iutercst. That IS the pressure on m
from the rear When l try to secure recoe-
milton and an opportunity to biting up that
legislation for consideration. 70 NJ
against the stone wall that surrounds the
spcrkcr Of the house and the committee
on ru.es That Is the pressure on me from
in front: and between the pressure from
the rear and the pressure from the front I
have been hattencd out like cancelled
rostapc stamp" traughtcrl
Now. In tho three years that ! have
been member Of this body, have always
approached that little machine with the dc
ference due to its ago and its station, but
| hope YOU will excuse my frankness when
] tell you that from this time on win
devote a little Of my time and a tthc 81
my energy 10 putting 3 few spokcs in the
wheel Of that machine that the designers
Of tho vehicle never ordered N.auehtrrl
Now. I win leave tho consideration Of this
subject with the hna observation that
some time between now and the close of
the session. viii get lit
tie time At suitable opportunity and
| will make n speech ON the rules NJ this
house and I promise you that that speech
win no SO hot that it will have to he print.
ed on asbestos paper and tied 10 hand
grenade for distrlhntion'
Mr. Cushman then turned hjs attention
to the pending measure and its sponsors.
ATtcr reading the uttcrances ~ Harrison,
blaine and Mckinley on the subject Of
reciprocity to show that they did not ad
,ocatc such RECIPROCITY ~ was contained
Va the rcndpg bill, Mr., eastman said: 81
,ppcal from tho reciprocity nf John Dalzcll
80 thu reciprocity Of BENJAMIN Harrison
appeal from the reciprocity NJ Congress
Ian Grosvcuor Ia tho reciprocity of VIII,
lam Mckinley. appcn from the roclpro
city Of serene PAYNE 10 the reciprocity NJ
james G Blaine. There Is a picture, Tho
gentleman from New York Mr.. Payne, with
one foot planted on the wal Of protect iolt.
with tho other set firmly IN tho romparls
a. frco trade. with the American Sugar
Refining company in his arms and the plat
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A DEMOCRATIC CAUCI S
KEPT QUIET AND WAS NOT VERY
WELL ATTENDED.
An Effort Is Being Made to Get the
Senators Lined Up on Policy Re-
qardino the Philippines.
special to The posta

Washington. April II A ne ition for 3
dcpo,ratic caucus TO consider plan II
party action with reference IN the bin Tor
tho government If the Philippines was cir
culated ny Representative Williams Miss1
today. and the caucus VAS held tonight The
whole matter was kept quiet and the at
tendance was hardly as large as would have
been the case under other circumstances
An effort is being made to get the minority
NJ tho house and the senate together in
lie hone that an agreement as to the
proper course to be pursued in the premises
may be reached.
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A Valuable Paper.

New York April II Henry c. Frick,
th. steel magnate. has deposited AZ the
banking house Of ] T.. Morgan n Go.
what IS probably unr nr the most valuable
pieces 81 paper in existence Il IS Ger
ltdctte fnr 1W.uN harrs = preferred stock
ln the lrnitcd States steel corporation
ylr.dinE Nj Fiick dyideuds of ST0D,UA
annually. II r Stated thai the deposit was
natie Tor the purpose ~ exchanging two
hfhs of ihr grrfcTrca stock Il REPRESENT
into Sfup.e'si NWth ~ bonds ~ the pro
posed new issue rap hAlanoe iu the deal
se mp one viii he repaid 10 Mr. Frick n
the shape Of new preferred stock certi6
cate.
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THE CLAIMS OF CLAIBORNE
HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED BY THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
He Saved a Number OF Lives During the
Great Storm and Fed the Refugees
Afterward.

Washington Am,i II Tie treasury de-
partnrnt has sent to congress II recon-
n,eudailou that rIitim 81 Harry g. Gal
borne. amounting 10 S2i4. ~ allowed. tlai'
borne Is keeper ~ he gllihpusc on B"iiv.r
Point. across he hay From Galveston. ADD
representations have been nsldr 10 the de-
psrtmcnf that hc expended the som named
Il, assisting snner,'rs after fha storm ~
1853 n is stated IN the coafMunipa ION
from the department. that Claiborne saved
me lives Of III people during the sio-nl
and that he sheltered and fed number NJ
thsss for several DAYS sfterwsr.
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speech made 10y Cushmau Of Washington
this afternoon. in which he severely cIiti-
cised tho speaker. tho maloltty memhcts
Of the committee on rules and III" rules
themselves Is ono OF the most significant
moves of the present session, Members ~
both parties say u viii mark the beginning
81 revolt which in he end viii result ia
some material changes nelnr made In the
existing order n things with the Sitna-
lion as IL is at present, the speaker and his
two republican associates on the committee
OF rules absolutely control legislation ana
this has become irksomc 10 republicans as
wei as democrats The fiery speech OF the
young republican from Washington mas FUR
piahrd the necessary impetus TO start a
movement which has long lain dormant
aud there is no doubt that favorable results
will follow. These results mhy nor he WhRt
they should he by any means. hui ultimate
q ~ 1t Is hoped to bring about the abolition
Of the obnoxious rules and thus make the
house what 1t purposes to- he's body VI
representatives. of the people instead NJ y
! body Of men who are absolutely powcricss
against the wishes Of two or three Of their
number
II make the statement on this floor
now" said MIR. Cushman. that M mem
her who introduces bill not 4 private hill.
can got ii considered unless It suits the
/ speaker and, II any one wan ito deny that
I I an in a personal poslt and In
{ peculiar appv frame Of MUD right now
/ to give little valuable testimony on That
/ point applause and laughter Who Is
! the speaker NJ this houscf Is he mortal
/ Ike the rest Of us? Who is the speaker Of
| this house that he sets ur his immaculate
I Judgment on every hill that IS introduced?
| When member introduces a public bin in
/ this house. what happens? II is referred
to great committee If this house They
! pass their Judgment nm II. recommend it for
! pasgngc and then II goes on the calendar.
Calendar. That is misnomcr. II ought
TO no called cemetery. daughter For
therein lie the whitening bones Of lcsisia.
! tive homes U,aughter1 Whom the hin is
! ren,rtod. what does the mcmbcr who I'm
trodpccd if and who is charged nv his con.
s,ltrencr IN secure its passagcY Docs hc
consult himself after his desire to coIl if
my 70, DOCS he consu,s tbc viii of tho
| no,orltv NJ this housog M, win foil
! van what he docs IIo citbcr copso,t. thar
/ a., hin r,,,. ,lio =, tho oa,o,,dar or no ante
~. ,,,,,,heaA .na III. t,,i,id,,,ttr ., ~
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ARE AFTER MORE MULES
TWO NEW BRITISH ARMY OFFICERS
HAVE BEEN SENT OVER,
They Are Dodeine the Reporters at New
York, but Told Fellow Passengers
Their Business.
lsnecIal q The rostl

New York. April 1.-Two passengers ar
rived on tho Teutonic today who made
strenuous but futile enorts to keep their
identity secret Captain MolyneuX and
Lieutenant Crayton are their names and
in unguardcd moments during the voyage
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WEATHER INFORMATION,
Probabilities.

Washington. April IL Eastern Toxas-
Fair Friday; warmer ia northeast portion.
saturday fair; fresh southcasterly winds
on the coast
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A TALK WITH HOGG.
Knee Breaches and National PoIi-
tics Were the Subjects.

else said Tho cx.s,n elnor. Does the re.
/ publican putty tht,R they eau lake such
| mcu as Sch'cy. Mics and Dewey and rake
them fore and arc with tmpunityy DO they
| thmk they can take our hest men ana
slaughter Them tie way they have hccu
doing and Then smooth tho whole thing ovor
when the time for election comcsY No. or
course they can't. and Won win SEQ a demo.
cratic president elected next time without
a douht
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New orIeans Col L.

Indianapolis Ind. APRIL Il New Or
leans today won the next annual meet ns
OF the National manufacturers association
after a stiff hight with Pittsburg and ether
cities