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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30
Rocl. I.Iand to Portland. Ne.

The Rock Island System will sell
round trip tickets July ) to . to
Portland, Me, at rate of one fare.
City office, 1918 Second avenue. De
pot, Fifth avenue and Thirty-first
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30
Rock Island to Providence. r. 1. and Re

July Z, and morning of 9th the
Rock Island Route" will sell round
trip tickets to Providence at rate of
one fare, good to return up
to July 90, and by paying so cents
ticket can be extended to August 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30
sared From am Avian Fate.

Everybody said 1 had consump-
ton" writes Mrs. A. NJ. Shields, of
Chambersburg, Pa, 81 was so low af-
ter six months of severe sickness,
caused by hay fever and asthma, that
few thought | could get well, but l
learned of the marvellous merit of DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, used it, and was completely
cured" For desperate throat and
lung diseases it is the safest cure in
the world, and is infallible for
coughs, colds and bronchial affec-
tions. Guaranteed bottles soc and 81.
Trial bottles free at Hartz & Ulle-
meyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30

Whence comes this mighty far
reaching power that enables Rocky
Mountain Tea to make such wonder
full cures? Try 1t and see. L. H.
Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30
TWO VALUES.

ETE7lE1ERE are two values to every purchase
MfHa what it costs and what it pays you. Cork
EtA&S1 costs cents pound, but if you drown
- ing half mile from shore, its value would
be mot what you pay for cork, but what cork saves
you." When woman buys soaps she often
fuses the two values. She only what she pays.
She overIooks what she receives. Now single
cake Of Ivory Soap pays back from ten to twenty
times its cost IN the saving effects. Test it your
self Vegetable Oil Soap. Ivory white. 1t floatsI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30

How Are Your KIdneysg
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills sam
pie free. Add. Sterling Remedy CO.. Chicago or N T.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-30

Ohronic bronchial troubles and
sum1nelAL coughs can be quickly rcliev-
cd and &lred by Foley's Honey and
Tar. All druggists.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-02-01
LOGIC DE1RMNA0 A Dollars START THE CAMPA GN OF 1902


anything the
established
Doset the fashionable of the
the
enjoyable
gatherings this
National Chairman Oliver W. Stewart
invitation introduced
greeted thunderous
prohibition
of
he made
M. $3.50; W. 5000
B. w. Caldewood $O0 each
Scanon Higgins and F. Lindsey $50
Lansing S. Eddy Roberts, W. Hare Dr. Mary
M Corbett j. D. M. Rheem
Fz H G. Neal Dr. W. A. Powers JAS T. Taser and c.
Nodholm $2O Thompson Dr. D. Hag
Higgins Eben Martini
H McManigal $12 Melen N shafer
Campbell $40 each; NJ E. Hnshaw S. H. E.
stefenson Cha Renison IS each Miss
A. Maddox SO EACH Mrs D. Larawa Miss
W. satterlee 81 each Mrs F. p Martini 81 12O Miss
and Miss Elsie Higgins EACH whose
$212; making total of $2O3120.
Caldwood his
with elegant bookcase
in for his works The
o occasion replied appropriately.
gathering
campaign of 1902 on in good earnest
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-02-01
1E CAMPAIGN FUND Opened CARM}N higgins APPEALS 70 1HF PARTY

upwards the
lars of
the did their did
fifty people, whom
the present tme pledged for this work the amount
with the realize That these
the destruction
proposition that the most energetic and bus
the by feeling of confidence
multiplied
length of time six fold
influence
accomplished
depends
each friend
charity but with request for
liberal usnesske support that has been SO
the
this request In absolute faith
Of the Prohbtns OF the state indeed on
$780, this multi
fold In the have sent
possibly Let those who have not yet
longer Let the beray De
pledge
kind clip send to the Committee with tne pdg
of the amo will during 1902
. Delay indefinite poponement
" - GEO HIGGINS
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-02-01
THOSE TRIANGULAR DEBATES.

THOSE TRIANGULAR DE6A Eo'
The triangular political debates held
during the month at Red Wing, Fargo,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Hutchinson will
long be remembered.
oliver w. Stewart, national chairman,
represented the Prohibitionists, J. Adam
Bede the Republicans and Prof. T; j. ca
ton the Democrats. But were they de-
bates? The almost unanimous testimony
was that Chairman Stewart was the whole
ocratic issues were hardly touched upon,
prohibition was the thought of the hour,
and the eloquent champions of the other
parties made sorry work OF their attempts
to parry Stewards sword thrusts. SO
iamentable, la indeed, was their failure as to
evoke the sympathies of their auditors OF
all parties. , :,
MI. Stewart insisted that since the fruit
Of the sa00e Tfs a f eE anG whe dtS sed
from it, it was in completely with it. Mr..
Bede talked for. moral suasion. high
license and the dispensary. Prof. Caton
disputed Mr. stewarts position as nteS t. the
inson Mr. Stewart laid a pretty trap f9f ,t
his Democratic opponent, who fell into 1t
headlong. Mr.. Stewart described the gov
ernment's attitude toward the saloon: % oIrd prof.
ment was in completely with It. MT:
Stewart then pointed out that, he had not
in that debate used the term completely.
but had simply described the government's
better word, had named that attitude
"complicity." The audience yelled it's ap--
probation of the point.
Mr.. Bede everywhere urged that pronl-
Stewart showed, on the other hand. that
much had been accomplished even with
Republicans and Democrats in power. but
that the kind Of prohibition which we Ia
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-02-01
SUPPORTED BY THE BREWERS

The Presbyterian Minister'S Association
of Minneapolis has debarred Rev. Louis
Richter from membership because, by his
own confession, he is the paid agent Of the
Minneapolis Brewing Co. At a previous
meeting Rev. Chas Scanlon had read an
able paper which the Western Presby-
terian hoped might be widely published
"as an antidote to some of the poisonous
utterances which have emanated from a
member of the body and which have been
assiduously circulated" Mr.. Richter pub
lished this in the Minneapolis Journal the
next week and denounced 1t as "a SIAN
derous and cowardly assault" on him. This
was brought to the attention Of the Minis
ters' Association and the utterance of the
Western Presbyterian was endorsed. In
the discussion which followed Mr.. Richter
several times evaded the question whether
he was receiving pay from the liquor inter
ests; But when plainly asked If he was not
Co., he said that he was.
Mr.. Richter will doubtless be deposed
from the ministry at the next meeting Of
the Presbytery. Some time ago the Mime
sofa Synod expressed its disapproval Of his
teachings upon the liquor question. For
years he has persistently advocated the use
of liquors and opposed the prohibition Of
their sale, using the public press and put
ting out pamphlets in immense quantities.
1t is now known that for Ave years the
liquor men have paid the BILL
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-02-01

Dor for Is prohibition with the Prohibition
party behind it to enforce it.
When, at Minneapolis, Mr.. Bede stated
that one mothers prayers were worth more
than hundred Prohibition speeches, Mr..
ton party's position lines up with a
mothers prayers. If the government will
not protect womanhood from the LIQUOR
traffic.. let it at least withdraw it's support
from the saloon and allow decent fight!'
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-02-01
PR0Hb7WST OF MINNESOTA TO MEET 1T Minneapolis MARCH Is e.

Prohibition
Wednesday, 25 &c. 1902
Offices
to
additional
electors on
as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
Where the countrya7an May Go 70
Qacnch f4is Thirst and Feel re
Is Not sp9asing.
G0MMENDABLE EN5
Is Net Peaging.

Tho local w. {. I. y. aesiae -
place free lee water tam, ca Two IL
tre business section OF tic city fo1
the benefit Of the country people VII
come 10 the city on business. ThGE
would prove of great eonfart 70 the
country people They come 70 The
city trading, and after dein& theie
shopping remain in the cijy I'll nisa@
so as TO avoid The long drive home
through the hot sun. II would be
great convenience and comfort to have
somewhere to go and get Il co0l driuh
of water without having te ASK for il
and to feel that they are net SGGngina
on somebody It woafd not eest Gueh
to maintain the tanl135 and would go
far 10 relieve the diseomforts Of tho
people who do much fer The mainten.
a0ee of The city.
The Graphic this moanins received
the following card faam The W. (. r,
L, With request b print which re.
quest it grants eheeflalIz:
The ladies ol th ". z. 7. l.. arc
very anxious to establish 4 free ice
water tank on enc of mcre OF tue
principal business streets Of the city.
for thc benefit OF the weary, thirsty
eountryman They believe ii Will ben.
eft the city moro than it will cost and
will certainly be a humane measure.
They deserve the cooperation of the
best citizens Of the town Respect"
fully. THE, w G. r. L.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

oi Inc counties aud senatorial diaticts.
Governor Clarke and myse}f made al
think viii. ana uueht II, vote as tha#
are Instructed Hhcthrt 4r not mE
rune 4h5H b. hz3 .l1hr zull as 4 eaudj>
KS depends entirely 4poU my friend
9Haa ~ 5ia. fer gh' election ean1ea.
s5e#He care #@aae any fm1hes
sal.n#@at= in r.4..3 tn if al present
What ef lae. .pp9iumnHt as oa@
fNe @Haj nmmt- .Heia,, he sens
@."e MAS 'Haa ash6j.
- mis- Say tla5 know n9tli14
aaee replied Nf Jones. Wit5 Il
smile. ~E}l that have So far learned
VAS fEl@ tio Arkansas papers, which
printed dispatch dated from Wash
5HGtoH aging that miaht bo appoint
cd. Ii glH president has any such in
teuiiou / have no knowledge Of it.
haT2 never received an jutimation 20
that effect
Have you any statement u make in
regard to DIE letter Of Governor Davis
10 President Roo@eVN552-'
/ have not seen =tba bfter yet
Senator Jones answered. Ono al' my
friends Who Lad read il told ne of ii.
I have TO statement 10 make. From
It's direction, have Ne interest il tha
matter / do not know taa# governors
sentiments and, in fact, care less :
Senator Jones vas then asked WHY
he h0d Hejel fos tic Panama canal!
route
II voted t5F i tneaaaa=f believe i
the shortest and lest ia o4efy way =
he replied Tho government had ap.
pointed board Of nine ominent mon,
Who. after personal and careful in
snection of both routes, reported unan-
imoaslS in fayor of Panama could
net ceascientiou7ly vote directly
against the report Of .ilese gentlemen
@hen / had reached the same eoncfU-
sion from a personal investigation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
KIDD BE KEPT IN PEN
By Order of Judge Grace, Till Sep-
ten1ber Term of Court.

safely Keep the body of Daniel W.
Kidd to await the action of the grand
jury of Jefferson county at its Sep
tember term, 1892. or eac charge Of
assault With intent to rape, now pcnG-
ing against said Kidd
y 3. GRACE, Circuit Iudge."
This was supplemented with &c
following:
To the Sheriff ef jefferson County:
It appearing that the jaa OF jefferson
county is not a safe place in which 20
confine the within named = W. Kidd
YOU are hereby further orGorod to de
liver him to tile warden at the state
peniten5iafy al Little Rock foi' safe
keeping
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
Missouri Democrats.

Springfield, Mo-, July S.-The first
of the two conventions to be held by
Missouri Democrats this year is in
session here today with 700 delegates
and twice as many visitors in attend
ance. The convention will place in
nomination three candidates for the,
supreme bench. 1t is expected that the
Kansas City platform will re reaffirm.
ed, the policy of the national admin
istration with regard to Cuba and the
Philippines condemned, and Governor
Dockerys administration and the can
didacy of William J. Stone for senator
indorsed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
WITH HIS FRIENDS
A}l1a5.>r - tor
@ 4Ge Cones 5--
F5 H1t4sz
SAWS FsE THINKS TIE LEcISLAT-
CTS sHGGLC VOTE IS IN
STRUCTED.
Says H;e Voted for Panama Carat
Ecate Because 1t Is Shortest
and 5est.
IGNORES GOV. CAVls' LETTER
and Ees t..

Senator James K. Jones. who passed
through Little Rock Yesterday morn
ing on route 10 his home in Hope, Ark,
said to a Gazette reporter, who accom-
panied Linn a part Of tho way to Hope.
says tie Little Rock Gazette:
That his candidacy for the senate
asaiass Ex-Governor Clarke depends
entirely 0Don his friends naen lie
Legislature meets.
That he voted for the Panama canal
route because he believes it the short
est and best i'll every way.
That if the president ha, any intcA-
tion of appointing him a canal commits
sioner, the senator has no knowledge
Of IL
That he has no interest in the letter.
Governor Davis wrote 10 President
Roosevelt protesting against the sen
ator's appointment as canal COM
missioner.
Senator Jones first intended stop
ping IN Little Rock. but changed his
plans and continued his journey to
Hope on the same train. He viii
remain in Arkansas until the next ses-
sion of congress in December
The last state state convention had
no Jurisdiction in the NATTER said
the senator, in reply to a question as
to his candidacy for the senate, land
the matter will rest entirely in the
hands OF the various representatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
Wlnfrey-HamiitoI).

Miss Edith Winfrey and Nh Ed
Hamilton. OF Camden. We're married
in th2t city Monday at $3.50 a. m.
Shortly after the ceremony the baida
and groom left for their future home
in st, Louis. The bride is we'll knowu
here as charming and most interes.
ing youg lady. She has frequently
visited in Pine Bluff, and has been the
guest Of the Mccain family on several
occasions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
Now Goes to Pen.

Deputy Sheriff Pleas Culpepper left
this morning for the Cross convict
farm at Pendleton to relieve that III
stitution of the custody Of Sam Bur
nett, colored, who has completed a
term there for petit larceny. Burnett
was recently convicted in the circuit
court here for burglary and sentenced
TO three years in the penitentiary,
where he will be taken to serve his
term
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
DR.. r. C. sTINSON
Elected Superintendent of the Arkan-
sas Lunatic Asylum.

Dr.. r. c. Stinson, Of Dermott, has
been elected superintendent of the Ar
kansas state lunatic asylum to succeed
Dr.. p O. Hooper. resigned. There
were four applications before tho
board 1tf trustees Of the state charit
able institutions.
A. G. Mashburn. of Northwest Ar
kansas, was elected teacher in the
deaf mute institute to fill a vacancy
and J. w. MichaIes was reelected as a
teacher. Mrs. Frank b. Yates was re-
elected as matrOn aJ ae0f mute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

There is nothing new 20 chronicle
today anent the alleged 1apist, D. w.
Kidd, except that there has been a
noticeable ccssa ton in activity among
those most eager in demanding sum-
mary punishment of Kidd During the
last tWenty-fOur hours a condition IF
Guietude mas prevailed over the city
~hich argues we'll for law and order.
The mob which so angrily congesi-
cd Che streets Saturday night and
whose vigilance has continued more
on less unaoated, is now disorganized
and. as far as known, is having little
jt say about the matter. The spirit
of doubt in the minds OF a large por-
ton of the Fine Bluff pupuc as to the
neglo's guilt continues to spread a4d
those who are now of the opinion that
conclusions were too hastily drawn III
the matter begin to appear in the ma
jorlty.
Al any rate. guilty or not guilty, the
law is going to be allowed to take Its
course, il efforts of the pow ers that
are in this county can be taken as
criterion. The first move along that
line was the confinement Of Kidd in
the state penitentiary The second
was an order which was delivered to
Sheriff Mccoy by Judge Grace. tt
reads as follows:
ITO the Sheriff of Jefferson County:
You are commanded to receive and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
STEPHEN W. DORSEY WEDS.
Former Arkansas Senator H9arres
Miss Laura BiGeIow.

New York, lalH s. Former Senator
stephen ". Dorsey of Arkansas Wa
married yesterday 10 Miss Laura
Bigelow At Grace church =hy Rey. Df.
Wm K Hunting. Mrs. Bigelo~, Wid=
oW Of John BigeioW, who was financial
agent of ss,ltes govern
ment in London Tor twenty years. save
the bride away. The ceremony was
witnessed by few relatives. After 4
toGr Of European cities Nh aud Mrs.
Dorsey will make their homo in Los
Angeles, Gala
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
FRISCO BUYS NEW pohD.
Arkansas and Choctaw Lire Has Beer
Transferred.

ST Louis, July S.-The Arkansas and
Chcctaw railroad ha# bson purchased
by The st. Louis @aA San Francisco
Railway company, giyins the Frisco
road ninetyfive miles Of newly-con-
structed track through the Red river
district. in Indiana territory It is
stated that the consideration is about
5000 600.
The formal transfer will take place
July TO-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

Good craftsmanship is agreeable, ade.
quate representation of the goods in
The presenc Of both goods and GUS
toner. Good advertising is the same
thing in the absence of goods and Gus.
Somcr.-Cu1ent .Adyertie:ng. y. y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

Alderman Boyce made notion
which was carried. to ask the city at
torney to investigate the three-mill
road tax and report to the mayor as
to the proper steps to be taken 10
bring the matter before the people
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

public works and city engineer, 70
properly investigate the ordinance and
to report back at the next meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
Mayor Bell and Alderman Well Sass
NIGHTS DolNes OF CITY DADS

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night with Mayor Bell and
al the aldermen present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
#eFe read and approved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

Mr. E. Z. Pepper, CT yazoo City.
Is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

lie city &otlIl5il 1llSt III X ouittt 80
sion last night with Mayor Bell and
al the aldermen present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
The following accounts We@e read
ana warrants ordered drawn for the
payment OF same: City government,
s453. &c H. F. Nestbrook, S2715.S2; Ed
gar Brewster, Sc; police Department.
S94l50; Geo. DoaEes, $7I16; Frank
Hanna, sanitarian. S75; j. B. Avery IS;
Fox Bros, S33; Wn. Keller. $50;
Pine City Electric company, s.; West
brook Grain and Commission com
pany. $500: fire department, $422;
Anderson Meyer Drug company. S613;
Voss-Nichol company, $lS3; John
Cobb. 50 %: c. ~ DGummond, 81; Mrs.
=. Branson. So: Westbrook Grain
and Commission company, Sos J.
?. Smart SOU; Milton Phelps, So;
Pine Bluff Light and. Water company,
June account. 567o.ta; G. Pruden.
s2a5; ]. ". ,5.aaaGs. 50; i'oX Bros
So
Following is die monthly report of
the chief OF police and police judge.
Cash, $1,715.25. committed, S3o6; ap-
pealed. So: remtted, 81; total, 81
$50 %. On motion report was received
anG filed.
Following is sexton's report; Re
ceip1s-Sale Of lots. $105: grave dig
g!ng. sS7; taking care private lots.
s13. Observation-Disclosures hire, s2h:
tools. S120; feed, Sl6.65; salary, $50.
Total receipts, S205. Total disburse-
ments, S91 50.
Alderman Boyce, OF the water ard
light committee, stated that President
Austin, of the Citizens Light and Tran
sit company, had presented full ac
count for July. but had said that ne
had intended handing him comInU-
nication requesting the appointment
of a committees to allow the company
what they though. rl.ht. Later A h't'cr.
man iDoNt ltdl lltN tIlett llN liz III ','lil-
pany had withdrawn the bill,
Alderman Fox thought that it would
be a waste Of time to consider IN or
dinance looking 10 tao establish h3.. cnt
of 4 flue inspector, rs be felt tta5 the
Insurance companies would not Say
any .all of the expense OF such an cf-
ficer. on account of the precedent
which such an acit0n would set. Other
cites would make the same depNalu.
Mayor Bell stated that the city
could not afford the expense caused by
the establishment of the position. bat
the council could aid any individuals
who desired maintaining the offi,e by
passing an ordinance and throw ng
around them the cloak OF the law.
Alderman Fox made motion, which
was carried. that it be the sense of the
council that if the local insurance
agents come before the council and
agree as to proposition. the council
would consider the matter.
Mayor Bell stated that under the
new law there should be assessors
named for Improvement districts. !
Messrs r. c. Wilkins, W. II. Langford
and NJ. E. Bloom, constituting the
board for sprinkIng district No. /. re-
ported the cost Of sprinkling the dis
trict for period of ten years to be
$1,000. On motion report was spread |
upon record. The oaths Of the COM
missioners were presented to the ccun |
Gil, which were ordered recorded
ptition from Messrs. C. S. McNew |
j. E. Voss and Chas Davis asking city |
council to have the alley running east !
ard west through block Is. James & |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

Mr.. w. T. Young stated that he had
learned that the city did not care to
stand the expense of city electrician.
and since the ordinance was present
ed moth ago some of the electrical
companies had gotten together and
agreed to pay the salary if the city
would pass an ordinance. He refer
red to the recent accident and stated
that he was informed that the acci.
dent was caused by wire, the size
o; which would be condemned unuer
the proper regulations
The ordinance. which for informa-
tion was read again, was amend
ed so as to provide salary of 81
per month ov1 the city's part The or
dinance was referred to the board If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

Following is ,he monthly report of
the chief OF police and police judge.
Cash, $1,715.25, committed, s33o6; ap-
pealed. So: remitted, 81; total, 81
$50 %. On motion report was received
and filed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

Following is seXton's report: Re
ceipts-Sale of lots. Sl05: grave dig
g!ng, SS7; taking care private lots
$13. Disbursements-Labor hire, $2h:
tools. $12O; feed, Sl6.65; salary $50.
Total receipts. S205. Total disburse
ments, S91 50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08
aFGtat ia
ClN4ltEtIttNt

Simpson addition. opened
was read ana upon motion reformed u
the beard cf public arfaiEs with re-
quest IN report back - aeXg meeia=
u comet.
IN ordinance 4as presented =IQ1at
ms for he approximation of =lae faa
The purpose of tuildiH@ bridges aa6
ena}Etrg streets and alloys. H #as
a@opted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-08

4 ptition from Messrs. c. S. McNew,
J. E Voss and Chas. Davis asking city
council to have the alley running east
ard west through block IS. James &
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-11

But as Governor Dole has seen fit to
issue a call for the Senate to convene
in special session, all that we can do
now is to calmly sit and await results
and developments Holding TO our own
views that he is mistaken in the idea
that Senators-elect are meant in his
call, we have to submit to his decision
as that of the Executive and look for
ward to vindication, if the people
should receive such at the hands of a
power superior to that of our Territor-
ial Executive.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-11-11

1T was well-nigh impossible to find
a Home Ruler in town on Wednesday
and the Republican headquarters We're
besieged by an army of time-seryers
and job-chasers who let no opportunity
slip of declaring to the powers that be,
that they were Republicans, always
lad been and always would be. Some
of these individuals, and there were
haoles among them, to our certain
knowledge, did not vote at all or. if
they did, voted for Wilcox" We think
the Mirror, from which the above is
taken, is mistaken in that 1T was we'll