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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-06-12
PART TWO.

didate for Register of Deeds, subject
to the decision of the electors In con-
vention assem- bled. The best of feel
ing goes with this announcement to
all other candidates for the same
place. The effort | will make for the
nomination will be honorable and |
shall continue as | have always done,
to work for the success of the whole
county ticket.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-06-12

hereby announce myself as cam
didate for the Office of Register OF
Deeds on the Republican ticket.
JAMES JEFFREY,
Georgetown, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-06-12

To the Delegates of the Republican
County Convention:
If in your estimation | am worthy
of your confidence and support, l ask
your consideration as candidate for
the office of Register of Deeds.
Subject to your approval,
E. A. BERGE.
Potosi, Wis, April 10, 1902.
TO the Republicans of Grant County.
I hereby announce myself as can
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-06-12

Mt. Ida, Wis, April Z, 1902.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-06-12

to force, if necessary, in overturning the
sanguinary plans of the duelists.
ssPRO RONO PTIRlICO.n
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28
Why Do You q Submit to Al
Daily Life: yof.Suffering?..
Paine e'sCelery
- B.. ... iv "a. s4as.., ra5>,. ivsl. 4:e ~
Compound y d
w AN@o >
Summer Dyspepsia, { Indigestion, and
Stomach Troubles.

The tortures and evils of summer dys-
pepsia and Indigestion are experienced
by thousands at this time. The dyspep-
tics train Of evils may be enumerated as
follows: feelings of dizziness, languor,
nervousness, sleeplessness, headache, dis
tention of the stomach, loss of flesh, diff
cult breathing, and the action of the heart
is seriously affected:
All forms of dyspepsia are quickly ban
ished by the use of Paine's Celery Com
pound. The use of this marvellous medi-
cine allays the Inflammation of the nerves
cenJered about the stonlach; it opens UP
the sewers of the body and removes all
waste matter: 1t cleanses the blood; it
makes new nerve fibre; it restores diges-
tive power, and promptes bodily strength
and activity. Mr.. Fred. Ross, Clarendon,
Iowa, briefly writes about his happy ex-
perience with Paine's Celery Compound as
folloWs:-
TT; gives me great pleasure to testify
to the merits of Paine's!Celery Compound.
I can candidly and honestly say it is the
best medicine in the world. Two years
ago I was suffering from indigestion and
nervousness. and was so run down that ]
could hardly walk without help I used
two bottles Of Paine's Celery Compound
and got better almost from the first dose
and have had no use for medicine since
I was completely cured"
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28
FOREIGN: FLASHES

San Juan, Porto Rico=-During a political riot
at Humacao three we're killed and a number
seriously wounded.
Berlin-King Victor Emmanuel of Italy ar
rived at Potsdam yesterday. The kaiser and
the empress were, waiting at the station to meet
st. Observation-Disclosures Tower, the
American ambassador to Russia, has presented
$500 volumes to- the Philadelphia library. The
collection embraces the principal Russian works
London-Alfred Moseley has Invited several
British trade unionists and representatives of
staple industries to visit the United States as
his guests to inspect. the industrial conditions
and prospects of working men.
Palpitation of the heart, nervousness
tremblings, nervous headache, cold hands
and feet, pain in the back, and other
forms Of weakness are relieved by Car
ter's Iron Pills, made especially for the
blood, nerves and complexion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28

All cases Of weak, or: lame, back, 'back-
ache, rheumatism, will find relief by wear
ing one Of Carriers Smart Weed and Bel
ladonna ,Backache Plasters. Price IS cents.
Try them. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28
- ITO Be Continued To-morrow.C, J, - So

RED Raven Aperient Water" explained
Dr. Dick, 'is put up in half-pint bottles
one Of which is dose. 1t will cure head
ache, Indigestion and nausea
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28

s2e. Toronto and Return. $2e.
For the Industrial Fair and Exposition
at Toronto, Ont, the 500 Line makes a
round trip rate Of $26. Particulars at
Ticket office, 119 S Third street,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28
The Gentleman From Indiana
BY BOOTH TRRKINGTON
Copyright by Doubleday s. Mcclure Co., 1899.

know you will handle the two delegates
you are to look after as we'll as you do the
judges team; and you ought to, you
know, because the delegates are men.
You dears!' She stroked the sleek necks
Of the colts and handed them punches of
grass.
Briscoe came out and let the friendly
animals nose his shoulder as he looked
gravely down on the piquant face beside
him in the dusk. Young lady, he said,
go east. Wait till we get on to Wash
ington. and sit in the gallery, and see
John Harkless rise up in his place, and
hear the speaker say: The gentleman
from Indiana' l know the chills would
go up and down your spine, and guess
you'd feel pretty we'll paid for your day S
work. l guess we all would
Aren't you tired, Helen?" asked Min
ME, coming to her in the darkness and
claspng her waist.
Tired? No; I'm happy. Did you ever
see the stars so bright?'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02

g5 giebt 10 bieIe 2eiOenbe, BEL bes
nen augenblidltde 9iilfe cine g}otbz
benbigteit lit, I'm &rantbeitserf9etz
nungen @inbalt gu gebieten unb dufz
5ubalten. SSn alien bieIen 5dIen 1T
&ubpuD's gfeabp ReIief cine fpt4tige
unO ME feblenbe SiiIFe, tpeI8e febr
oft einen &ranten turirt, bebor Der
Nr8t bus 9uus beFeGben errei9t. -
8rdune, 9ipbt6eritis, Synfluen3u,
&rdmpfe, 8ran0punben, 8erbriibun=
gen, rlnfdue, Quetf9ungen, 5erubfal=
len, @4uBDunben, giftige 8ife pon
Sunben, S9langen, Gti9e BON syn=
fetten etc. etc. Sn elm paur Nugenz
bliden tperben Die tpunberbaren @iz
geni6aften BON Heab1 8elief Iit5 3eiz
gen, unb Die &ranfbeit pirb einqebuG=
ten unb ausgerDttet, bebDr lie itc9 entz
pideln fam.
Ranwan'S ReaSp ReIIef rDirS aud fnurrIidD
ssbrauebI. Gin balber Sbesl6ffsl Don in einsm
baIbsu @lnfe boa Bafcr iuiro in einioeu Ninuttu
6rdmpis, Cbnma9tsonfans, llcbcltst, 6rbrsbuuz
gen, SOObreunen, truutbnftss GOpfpsb, Subrs
GbOlsriue, Sur6fau RoHf, gldbuugcn uno ole
iHuerGibsn S6msy3eH beiisu.
Wirb bun alien &hntbefern brrFauit.
q q map & Co., s. GlmsStr., Ren=QortsGitp
GigsutbHmn Oss RaOpap'g ReabD R,lief, OegRaOs
MAPS suriaparnian RsiOIosnt uHO Der 8abpap's
i5sn 9atn q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
erte i6mer3IOie Nabt
lit bret WO1lQtetl.

SD babe bur5 ben Ro3tsGrprtb ON Trsitas
Sbr Reaop 9slitf erboltsn, Robm bapon um ll6r
unO bate bierauf gum sritsH Dtale in Ore Wlonas
ten cine i6meslOis Ra5t. Sisrauf babe i'd psis
ter en- 5amitag uHO Gountuo Oss Dlorqrns uno
gbsHos 0tsabD 9sIief NIT benz oleiGsn Grfolgr oez
nOmmeu. SD bate mir ben arm gcbrO6tu gHb
bic S8nltsr berrentt, uu6 ua6oem peber gGcs
sinosribtst mar, oerblieben mir S6mr5cn, bis i5
Sbr S,iImittel dsbruudts. Ttsiueu befeu SaHf
fir Sbrs ruide SenSunO. Sbr srgebeusr
8. q. 9Ote,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
&beumatiSmuS.

Or. SRaOipnp Co.:
Rbtumutismus oelittcn. Sd tonuts NIT meinen
6dnOsu meiusn &Opf ni6t bcribren, nod meiHe
SduOs uuF ben Rdten leotn, tOnute iOoar ni4t ein=
nal msiH SemO aussieben. Ta@Oem i'd nur brei
gisrtel elmer 5lai3e 8abnabs 8eaDp gsIisf oea
brau6t bate, fpnnte i'd mene qrme 70 gut nieoer
etbruuben, De ie suOor. Sic f6nnen bisraus err
isbsn. parum i'd eu 70 erObes gcrtrau,u in gtuOs
DaSs RsaSo gelief babe.
80 6. 8afe.,
etiefeIs unO eaubsGabrit, Rr $780, Sulia=Str.,
RenzSrIsaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
Geurr gro3cB fir @ilrnr.

8a1eis6, N.=@., 1. Ofto6er. -
Sames 8ilcor, Del4er in @li3a6et9z
Gitb Der grmorbung ieiner Seliebten
g2enie GrOpIep f9uloig beFunben unb
gum Sobe perurt6eilt purbs, bat
bur9 beute erlafene gntf9eibung bes
S6ergeri6ts einen neuen Prp5eb err
6alten. sSn Der @ntIdeiOung piro
gefagt, baB 9eriAt unb Surp bur4
Die brobenbe 9altung res publifums
beeinfluBt tpurben unD Ger Inse=
flagte feinen unparteiifGen Pro5eB
bate, gu bem er bere4tigt mar.
= Die 2egislatur BON 8srmont err
pdblte gsitern General SSobn 9. DC
GuQoug6, sinen Gepu6litansr, gum
@ouperneur. 8efanntli9 blie6 Die
fiiraliGe @ouperneurspabl bur9 ba5
0olf refultatlos, ba fetner Der gan=
bibaten cine abfplute WlaioritGt iiber
ale Mit6eper6er erhielt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
F. >||}l<4E({|}
S6mer3 unO ll)eb

@egen &ppfT6mer3en (ob trantbuft
ober nerb0s), 3abnf4meraen, gleuz
ralgie, Rbeumatismus, 9erenfauB,
@4mer5 unb S6pG9e bes Riidens,
&iidgrQts pber gfieren, S9mer3 in
Der 2ebergegenb, 8ruftfelent5iinbung,
Qnf4peGung Der 9eIente ii. S4mer>
sen aIler Dirt pirb Die @ntpenbung
bon 3abpaD's Gea6p &elief Elm u4s
genblitli9es 9tufb0ren berpprrufen II.
Elm fortbauernber @ebrau9 ptrb cine
bauernbe SeiIung 81 @ege bringen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
Sic Gaton & Smrnett
SaaOefSSdo1tGe

ii uniibcrtroffcn in Der Seranbilbung iuuser Mdns
uer unO Mdo6eu fir bic gei6dftlife Sbdtigtet,
9iireau= 9antbaus= uuo 8u6balter= r=glrbeiten, ooer
StenoQrapbie uno Sppeipriting. Sieielbe 1T De=
gen bes GrfOlees brer Grubuirten uno Der jeoem
sinsensn eeipiOnteten periOnli6sn &ufmertiamteit
betannt. Sieie 9anpclsi6ule pirD BON feiner
anbsreu in Sctreff bes Stuoienzaurius, Der aus=
tattunq, 2eitung, 2ebrtrdite unD clegante 8dume
ibertrofien
Sagcsi6ule pdbreno bes qansen Subres 9e0fnet.
4benoi6ulen Deroen ON %. September er0ffnet.
99egsR ipesieuer Sebingunoen etc ipenDe man f5
ooer i9reibe an Gaton & Surnett t 6 o l.
lege, 1orboi=Gde Baltimore uno Gbars5=Str.
6. & 9. SelepbOn Ct. Yaul 4O63-0.
(Nue3 3Nt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02

iie na8 6auie 3uriidte6ren, auBer iie
6Gtten genug 9elO geipart, um 2an0
taufen gu t0nnen. @ali3ien babe be-
retts ueberfluB an ldnODtrt6f4aftlts
9en Qrbeitern, unb fir SSnOuitriearz
better feien tpenig Gbancen, Die POz
len in &merifa pirben jebenfalI5 Hill
ger baron tbun, gu blei6en, ND lie
iinb.
8etfpri4t pieI.
2Dnbon, 1. Ofto6er. - 0ie2tufz
I0Iung oes grie8iiden 9arlaments
fte6t in NusIi8t. N}it 9in6lid baz
rauf 6at 9eGjannis, fpel3er an Der
SpiBe Der Oppofitton itebt, Elm au5z
fiibrli9es PrOgramm erlui7en, DaB
cine gepaItige 2(n3a6l geformen =
berfpri9t. Gr nil ben MobIFanO
bes 2an0es 3eben, Die Dffentli4en2az
ften perminbern, Die 2(rmee reOrgani<
firen uno nit 100000 @epe6ren perz
Ie6en un0 iont nod bieles tbun, Ser
9ienit in Der Qrmee ioq rebu3irt perz
ben, bafur a6er bic Sugeno militds
rid gebrillt perOen. Der ieBi8e &C.
neralitab, an befen SpiBe Der 8rOnz
prin3 ite6t, foG aufgelDit perOen. 9ie
UGlitGr 9oli3ei, beren 9auptbef4Gfz
tigung ieBt Die Sagb nu4 8riganten
iit, ion aufgeG0it unD Elm GOnitablerz
Corps an t6re SteQe treten. Our3
Reformen in Der Gibil 8eripultung
foQ 8elo fir militGri14e 3pefe berz
beigeI4ufft perben. Die tpirtbf8aftIiz
DE Gage lit ie4r f9le4t, namentli&
au8 in 5olge oes Tebf9lages Der
Weinbeeren @rnbte, bic Ie6r bel fir
9rie9enldno bebeutet. SnfOlge befen
firbet cine itarte @uspanOerung nG9
Qmerita ftatt.
5trmin's f8redlt4s 3 o.
5ung.
&tngFOn, Samatcu, 1. Stt. -
General Jirmin bat S6eile be5 BON
benz beutf6en8anonenbOOt nPant6er"
in 8runb gefdoiienen 6apti'i4enRaz
nonenbootes r@rete a Pierrot" an
2anb f4aFFen lu7en unb Dertbeilt iie
ais &eliquien unter feline QtnbGnger.
@r ertldrt, baB er, tpenn er PrdItbent
tperben fo[lte, benz QbmiraI &tlIid,
pel9er nit benz .Grete a gierrot"
untsrging, in POrt au Prince gerabe
por Dem beutT6en 9eianbtI6aftsa8es
bGube elm Sentmal errt9ten tperbe.
8tnn Cir fOdet Oas GsblHt 8,nn
Sir feblt Der Qppetit - g8enn bic 9eber faum nod
f@afft - Sen erforOrli6eu Salt - Q9snn @crs
fopfunq Iebr eri3pert SeiutH StublgdHg, Dir
psrpebrt Gosjufperoen, mas nibt tauot - Sir
ben R6rpe, ipeiPs bsrbraubt g8enu belsot 1T
Ssins 3unqe - g9tnn's Sir trubbelt in Der Suns
Qt: - 1imm nm Seiues g8obles g9iaer - Sin
ST. 9trnarD &riuttrpillen I'm
tUfeufrei cine 9robe gu betoumcn, abrtifre
3. GeutdOter & 60, gor 2l16 9ep=gOrt=6itp.
Ole ct. @erndrO GrGuterpiaeH fno IN alien apos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02

= @ier gerTonen tpurben geItern
bur9 eine 9ampffefel @rploiion in
Seie 9insloip's Wliible gu &OdD 9ia.
na6e Glasspp, &D., getOotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
Baltimore Ohio 2sahm Sinetia.

suriid iir uie rceudrcu 3iOe am T., s., g..
a.. g., 8. uho 10. Nftober bel e9cleeenbeit
bes natonalsn 6clotaeers Der r9. q. R."
giaete inb fir Die &iidfabrt bis sum II.
Sttober giiltig, faas Oieslben ieoo3 3tri=
iben Dem Z. uno A. Sftober nit elmer
9ab3ablung bon 50 Gents bel Dem Soint=
N9euten Oeponirt ptroen, fam Die &iif=
fabrtsseit bon g9aibinaton bis gum 8. HO=
pclnber 1902, cini6IieBIi6, Uerldngcrt Dcrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
cernet CnaCiC6!

Gbem's sprahmeier. Sum 3am rs:n,hmass s:lsitH1t;s'
ou5 alg 3eiffaOtn fiir 2ebrer, emptsblenspertb.
1872 Seiten 6ulbeDerbono. 9reis $3.50. gu
be,isben pur5 aa. gu6banplunoen, gu6sr=aeen=
ten uno Seitune5trdser. - Yerlae bon 6. 8 de,
49, SuancsStr., 0eip=9ort. (Sept22. .1Nt;S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
Sitnminbie spblen fir hen hansli=

den Sebrau6 in irecno einer Guuntitdt.
StaffOrO & 60. aeenten Der uGOutinental
Goul Co." @r. 9O1-S09, 6HO=Garolinc= Strabs.
@Greau Nr A, Soutb=Str- (Oft2, 1RtB)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
,,Warplano eSnitttut."
NAL uuS 2efd,ensG GchuIe.

,,Warplano eSnitttut.'
NAL une SeidbensGcb
prpf. Otto Jucbs. BrirSipoI.
Runf=S Separtsment Eue=&lafsH) erSfnet am L
Cftpber Sei6nen in allen 9ran6en mad Der Ru=
tur uuo nod Dem 2ebeu. Gnpiirft. Utaen in
g5aferiarben uno Del, iOiuie Utooeliren.
Samtaos zSlaNen in benislben unterri6tsstpeieeR
unb Rormalsllnterridt beginner ON 4. Gttober.
Ginebart=e6ule fir 9ilObausr.i am ielbsn Sage
tpie bic Soe= Sbulsn.
abenb=SlaFen beginner am 13. Sttober - Greis
banb=, Mai6inenssidnen uno arditettoniides 3sdz
nen.
Ratalset Fnb i'm Snititut au bab,u oS.r per gOft
berianot.
Spbu aH. Sarter.
qrdfbent bes Gontite's Der Dial< unb 3ei9enf9nle.
gion abreiire: 3bomas y. Gperiff. Gftuar.
(6eptl8, ,S0SaSi-Ot2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
lO.OO-ppn RoItlmpre adj, Rtasara. Sans

unb ,urnd. 0onueritaa, 8. Sttober. Bill
lete fir 10 Sage eiltie. Spe3ial3ug bon
our3laufenosn 6oa9cs uuo 9uamdn= Sblaf=
9Sa9gons perluiien Den @amoen=Slbnboi um
9.l9 YOrmittags, ben DtOunt 8opal= =9abubof
nm 9.24 YOrmittags. Iur $1.OO nj {
mad Soronto uno 3uruf. llnz
terbrsbuHs Der 5abrt 1T eriaubt aui Der
8uf'abrt in @uiialo. &obeittr Gjeuepd,
@uroettc uno Map6= =Gbunf Abfte6;r BON
9iOdbeiter no6 Ebouiano 5slunOs unO 5uritf.
uurS5 so (275)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
The Baltimore Law School.

Ser 6srbir@Rurius beannt om 70 sspt.m.
bsr 1902. gBsoen udbsrer Iusfunit psnOe man
I'D, an % DarD Brpant, 5efrstdr, Rr. l12.
CH42<rinotpn= Strabs, Baltimore, To.
(6eptl2. l1RtD)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-02
SOfOrttge 9Ilfe.

Mur0lanO, GticOosgOuntb, no.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
HIS FOOT MASHED
BY FREIGHT TRAIN
Mr.. w. A. Barker Loses Foot
in an Attempt to Crawl
Under a Train.

Together with several fellow-workmen,
crawling beneath a string of cars to reach
home quicker, Mr.. W. A Barker, Of Marx
Addition Manchester, was knocked down
by the sudden moving of the train. and
before he could recover himself the iron
wheels had slowly passed over his right
foot, MASKING it so that amputation was
necessary. Drs. Hill, Rucker and Mer
chant performed the operation, taking
off the foot just ABOVE the ankle, at the
home of the gentleman soon after the ac-
cident.
Mr.. Barker, who is man Of a bout fifty
five years of age, with grown children
in Manchester. is employed at the Rich
mond Wood Working Company, and yes
terday afternoon with several other en-
pIoyes was on his way home Arriving
at the crossing there was a long string
of cars standing across. and rather than
wait tIsy crewled beneath the cars. All
had gotten on the opposite side but Mr..
Barker. and he was about half way under
a car when the engine pulled ahead The
sudden starting Of the cars threw Mr..
Barker down, ard with a leap he at
tempted to clear the track. His right
foot just hung over the rail. and grinding
down upon it was the slowly moving
wheel cry of horror went up from his
fellow-workn,en. and g grasp was made to
pull him out. Too late. the wheels haG
done their work. and almost faintirg Mr..
Barker turned over upon the ground. his
right leg being useless He was borne
to his home by his friends and word
sent at once TO nearly all the physicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
REURCANIZE STATE MILITIA
Present Laws Gov rning the Militia Are
Declared Obsolete.
Rv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-Ihe
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
met to-day for the purpose of taking up
The bill for the reorganization Of the
militia and listened to representations
in support of the measure by Secretary
Root and General Carter. The bill
passed the House last night. but was
not considered by the Senate Committee.
There Will be an effort made TO secure
action by the Senate before the adjourn
rnent for the holidays. in order to per-
nit the various State Legislatures
which meet in January, to take cog
nizance Of the changes in conditions
which are proposed by the bill
Secretary Root said the House bill
was not altogether perfect. but it was
better to pass ii now and remedy any
itnperfections later. lie said it would
be necessary to give the measure trial
and see what 1t would do. The secre-
tary said everybody recognized that
the militia laws were old and obsolete,
and that a change was necessary. and
the opinion of those who had given
the subject careful attention was that
the pending dill was the best that could
be framed Mt this time.
When the hea ing Of Secretary Root
was concluded the committee decided to
report the bill as 1t passed the House,
without amendment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
THE REGULAR WAY
TO Get MORE PAY
Railway Men of West Not Form
ing Combination.
By Associated PresS.)


CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 4.-Grand Mas
ter P. II. AIorrissey. of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen. returned here To-
day from Chicago, where he was III con.
ference with prominent representatives
OF his organization in the West ana
Northwest.
Upon request Mr. Morrissey dictated
lowing signed statement concerning the
reported combined movement on the part
OF the four leading organizations OF ran.
wav enptoyes TO secure an advance OF
wages for their 10000 members: -
..The reports elnanatfnS from Chicago
that 10000 men, represented by the ss-
ia bIished railway labor organizations.
were forming Il fedora tlon or combination.
for the purpose of making 4 concerted
Gnuand for Increased wages IN the rail-
Way companies in the territory west Of
Chicago are not authoritative and no
such movement is In conten platoon. Con-
ferences of representatives OF some Of
the classes of railway labor have recently
been held in Chicago. but have had no
relation TO the formation OF plan for a
united movement.
ut is true, as has been officially stated
that the conductors and tcainnen con-
temp!ated presenting requests for in,
creased wages to lines in the western ter
rttory within a short time. but the pro-
cedure will be regular and orderly and
In accordance with the established rules
and customs of the Order of Railway
Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway
lions, in differently arts of the Territory,
may have similar reauestssin course of
prepare ton. and from the character OF
these organi2a tons we are confident
agreements will be reached without any
friction 8ora serious nl1sunde Outstanding z,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Harritv Of me Ring.

PHIT.A DELPHIA. Pa. Dec 4-Wil-
liam F. Harrity. ex-nemocratic National
chairman. will rrohab'v be a ca ndidat e
r.the presidential nominate in 1901.
That Mr.. Harrity has the matter under
5considera rion can be stated upon authori-
ty of those in a position to know. It
may also be said that many Demncra tic
statesmen, national figures in the art
of politics. have urged the ex-ctatrrnar +,
TO arrange his bushes affairs SO that
he will be able to give the necessary at
tention to the boom which will soon be
irausurated in his interest. Mr.. Har-
srity today RESIGNED the presidency OF
the EQuita bic Trust Company. and How
ard 3. French. head Of the firm Of
Samuel Fl. French & Co.. was elected
his successor. Your correspondent to-
right formed Mr.. 'Harrity that his
res.gna ton was interpreted to mean
that he would be candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
All care to saw said Mr.. Harrfty.
is that my resignation certainly had no
political significance so far as immediate
future is concerned. reserve the right
which all men enjoy Of re-e entering poll
tic III, in my opinion condi lions should
JUST fya such STEP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Pra..x Surprise Party.

The home of Mrs. Bailey. No. PA South
Laurel Street. presented a pretty scene
last Friday evening when her daughter.
Miss Alice was rendered a surprise party
by her many friends. Parlor games were
INDUCED in until a late hour. when the
guests Were invited In the dining room
where all the delicacies of the season
wire partaken OF. The party dispersed
at Midnight, all having spent most
enjoyable evening.
The guests We're Miss Alice Pearson
and Essie Andrews. of Manchester; Miss
Adelaide Johnson, Mr.. Clay killey, Miss
Oracle Robins. Mr., HenryW. Brown, Miss
Fila Martin, Mr.. Jesse Whitlock. Miss
Hazel Shubridge. Mr.. Tom Ricketts,. Miss
Oracle Bailey, Mr.. Willie Brannon Mr..
Willie Frost OF Hampton va; Miss LOUISE
Smith, OF Petersburg. Va: lar. and Mrs.
Willie Q Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
Rhodes. Mr.. J.. Bailey. Master Carlyle
o.Brien and Hellsman Boynton and Miss
Alice Bailey. Miss Rosa Martin, of Rich.
sy,r nd +