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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17

being manifested in the revival in
progress here.
Pants worth $3.50 To 81 only $1.9O,
all sizes in the lot. If you are in
need of pants this ought to interest
you. You know us. The London.
The Franciscan sisters are to es-
tablish a hospital in Kewanee. Four
of the sisters are to be sent from
St. Anthony's hospital TO take charge
of the institution.
Company A and naval reserves
basket ball teams will give a dance
at Armory hall Friday evening, Jan.
II. There will be a match game
played before the dance.
The remains OF H. G. Post the
Wilton Junction man who died here
yesterday morning from the effects
of gas and poison used with suicidal
intent, were shipped home late last
night.
20 per cent off on any pants in the
house from s. up. All lower priced
pants at a great reduction. You
have the choice of the best tailored
pants ever offered in this city. You
know us. The London.
No one can show a nobbier line of
suits and overcoats than Simon &
Mosenfelder. The big discount they
are now giving make their goods as
cheap as the poorer class of goods
sold.
For Saturday only, your choice of
any necktie in the house. worth from
so cents to 81. only 80 cents. All
shapes, none reserved from a. IN.
TO 10 p. m. Now stock up and buy
what you want. The London.
Mrs. Annie Nielsen. of Moline. aged
a years, was adjudged insane by
jury in the county court yesterday
afternoon and ordered committed to
the Watertown hospital. Her mind
has been affected for about ten
years.
Henry Tappendorf left this morn
ing with a force of men to begin the
erection of a big shed for the Ar
gillo works at Carbon Cliff. The di-
mansions of the building are to be
100 by 100 feet and ii is to be open
used as dry house.
On such goods as heavy overcoats
and suits which are green tagged the
discount amounts from 10 to- 10 per
cent. No such discount sale offered
before. Money refunded for all
merchandise not satisfactory. Simon
& Mosenfelder.
Mrs. julie Walters, wife of the star
in side Tracked" pleaded guilty to
disorderly conduct in Kewanee and
was fined s. and costs. The arrest
was at the instigation of Lawrence
T.. Russell. the manager of the com
Pany, who charged that Mrs. Walters
called him all kinds of bad names
because he had given notice of his
resignation from the company.
On and after Feb. 1st, 1902, Prof. L.
L. Philbrool will raise the price for
voice lessons. All present pupils and
those beginning before that time
may have the benefit of present
prices as long as they wish to con-
tinue successive terms. Present
prices, twenty dollars per term of
twenty lessons; after Feb. list, thir-
ty dollars per term of twenty les
sons.
The Liquor Dealers Protective as
ISOLATION desires it to be distinctly
understood that the affair advertised
as the "saloonkeepers' French dance"
announced to take place at Armory
hall. is not countenanced by the sa-
lOonkeePers of the city, and that no
member of the association is in any
way connected with it. The liquor
dealers desire this statement made
for the benefit of their friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
Don't Live Together.

Constipation and health never go
together. DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers promote easy action of the bow
els without distress. 81 have been
troubled with costiveness 0 years, -
says J. o. Greene, Depauw, Ind. 81
have tried many remedies, but Little
Early Risers give best results" For
sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
Death of samuel Morrison.

indianapolis. Jan. 17.-Samuel Nor
rison. assistant cashier of the Fletcher
National bank of this city, died
Wednesday of consumption at Pasa-
dena. Cal. where he had been staying
for nearly Il year in vain effort to
regain his health. Morrison was sec
rotary of the Indiana State Bankers
association. and of the indianapolis
Bankers association. He married a
year ago Miss Kaufman, of Marquette.
Mich
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
MI.inforned.

Little Mabel-Papn. does our family
own a pianet2
Papa-What nonsense. child Who
put that idea into your head?
Little Mabel-Why, 1 asked the
teacher last night what big star it was
above us. and she said it wasn't a star,
but a planet, and that it was Mas
Town and Country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
Nebrn.ka Historlcal ,oc,e,r.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 1.-THE State
Historical society concluded its annual
meeting Wednesday night after elect
ing the following officers: President,
J. Sterling Morton; vice president, Rob-
ert W. Furnas; secretary. III. w. Cald-
well; treasurer. c. II. Gere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
Pan-AmerIcan shakcn lin.

City of Mexico. JAM 17.-Four dis
tinct shocks of earthquake shook this
city at 800 a. m. yesterday. The
shocks were very sharp and buildings
swayed perceptibly. Thousands of
people rushed from oIhces and dwell
ings into the middle Of the streets for
safety, and many kneh in prayer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
The Weather.

Threatening weather to-
night and Saturday, with
rain or snow f1urrieS Satur-
day; warmer tonight, colder
Saturday.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At z a. m. %;
at $3.50 p. M, 40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-17
Gard of Tbanka

We wish to extend our deepest
gratitude to our friends for the many
evidences of love and sympathy eX-
tended to US in the loss of our little
son. Edward Lowell Hagaman.
MR.. and MRS. J. l.. HAGAMAN.
The sun., 1902-10-19
WHITE HousF. Oc, Is 1902
NAVAL ROiRD or tWiRDS.
Change In Its PcrSonnci-Ths Tientsin
campaign Taken IN.

WASHINGTON. Oct. is Owing TO the
pressure of other duties, Rear Admiral
John &. Watson OF The Navy and Col George
& Reid uf the Marine Corus have been de-
taChod from duty With the Naval Board of
Awards, aud Rear Admiral Francis VI
Ks,n~ey and Commodore Rush r Wallace.
retired officers, havc been appointed mem
hers ot the board in their places The
board will Immediately takc up for con
-idoration tho Tiertsn campaign of 1900
MuCh Dissatisfaction was expressed over
the awards recommended 10y the board
some time ago for those who participates
in the attack on TiontSin. several officers
main, inirg that they had been ina dequate
III some cases and that deserving officers
and men had btCn totally overlooked in n
number ot instances
Capt, Henry Leonard of tho Marine
HoryG who lost an arm q, Il-ntsin, and
Capt Robert + Wvml cf the Narinr Corps,
who, acc urdinG to tho official reports, par
'lcipatcd eai!untly in the attack ou ""
'hIr"-e oriifCn'ions, Norc examined by
the board io-dny. MAJOR Iittictun W. T
WU'i"r, who commahGrd n" marine con-
tng"nt IN the ,naTCh from TaRu 80 Tien-
t-in, has been summoned To Washington
90 confer with the board. 1t has been
agreed hv the board not 20 max" any recon-
mcpdstions in regard to officers OF men
who participated in the eyhnus'ing march
of Ma ior Walters contingent across tho
Island Of Samnr.
The sun., 1902-10-19
rN BOSS. SAYS M'LttGHLTN.
Possibly because ne wanted She,Iin and
Met arrcn Not to Forget H.

There is one stawart Democrat whom
David +. !lill oanro, muzlle, and that Is
the Hon. Hugh Mclaughlin Of Brooklyn.
The old man broke loose yesterday and this
is part Of his 'alk as published in the
Eagle
A long tailed io j., published al article say
ing was going z try 10 get into the United
States Senate. said | would give him
$40 600 if ever took an Office outside Of
the city Of Brooklyn Why should want
to &c 10 tho United States Senate when
can get everything want in Brooklyn?
Il am in full control here re-undisputcd
on'rol -but YOU see what would be up
against If started out to get to Washing
ton. There would be Plat, Hanna and
Quay. They're a pretty 'ough combira-
ton I might lick them with my fists. but
they've got brains. No. sir | wouldn't
have an Office that would take me away
from Brookyl
Tn not worrying over the campaign.
! never worry. let the old ladies' do the
worrying ] mean the old ladies with pants
Oh the fellows who can't wait for anything
to happen before they know all about il
Mr. McLaughln's declaration tina, he
is in -,rndisputad control" of ,he Kings
county Democracy is regarded as a ro'e
of warning to james Shevlin Senator p
II. McCarren and u few other Assembly
district leaders. who wcrc opposed to his
powerful advocacy Of Bird : Colcr
Mr.. foler yesterday afternoon escorted
his Find. who recently deserted the Re-
publican party, and editor William j. Com
ners Of the Buffalo Courier over to Brooklvn
from the Hoffman House and exhibit cd his
Find To Mr.. Mclaughlin in the Willouehby
street auction room.
The sun., 1902-10-19
SOCIALISTS WONT PAY TtNES.
Tax Collectors In Indiana Having Trouble
TO Get Money From Them.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL The State au-
thori'ics have been ad yiscd OF a concerted
movement on the part of the Socialists Of
this State to resist tho payment Of ,axcs.
and troub'e occurred to-day in Allen county
between the tax officers and members Of
that parry.
The Socialists in that county are led by
Dr. Charles ". Fair. who is "A candidate on
their county ticke, and who refuses To
pay taxes, alleging thn' tho Socialists
ar under no obligations 10 support the
State, a. / is organized in the Interests
of ~" rich and the rich are abunuanily
able 10 tuplort il. 1t is further alleged
that taS'' ar" "A tribute and that tho
Socialists will pay tribute 20 no one
Lildloy " Baldwin, delinquent tax cot
lector. has had much trouble with Socia'i-'- .
and ;o->,iy he vert TO Fairs offi,,, To levy
oIi hio personal property. Fair resisted
the execution and attacked Baldwin. throw
ing him out Of hi- office. Tho TAX collector
secured a pos" but whcl Lr returned
Fair bad licked his Office doors and defcd
the officers he j. still holding the officers
at bay
The sun., 1902-10-19
BIG TIM REACHES FOR BRONX.
Haifen Said to he Getting Ills Tips From
the Bowery straight.

Big Tim Sullivan's hand has been discov-
cred in the politics OF The Bronx. Leader
Louis HafIen has been taking tips from the
big fellow. it seems, and at his suggestion
nominated Peter ] Everett for Member Of
Assembly from the Thirty-fifth district
The BronI Record alleges that Everett
moved into the district two years ago with
letter of introduction from Big Tim TO
Hahen, which at once established him in
the councils Of the Borough President
The letter OF introduction which proved so
valuable Is said TO te still in existence
Moreover, II is alleged HaiIen uncerto ook
to secure the nomination for Senator for
a man named Frazer. who has been secre-
tary TO Big Tim and ALWAYS voted in the
Bowery district until this year. The dele
gates rcbelled at Frazer. 30 it was found
necessary to put him aside and John A.
Hawkins was nominated. He is a pressman
in Park row newspaper plant and a per-
sonal friend Of Big TIN
Over in Loader NJ ,Guire's district Big
Tim took a hani also and suggested and
secured the nomination of William J Ellis
for the Assembly.
The sun., 1902-10-19
>TRIkE AND P0LI7ICiL CAPYTiL.
N"'h'ng for t!iil and COlcr In the Ending
OF II, says Eautcrbach.

td"ard Iautcrbach. speaking at the
noon-hour meeting Of tho Commercial
IHNoIIrr>' \: ISOLATION Yesterday, said
ha' while IA" Democratic party was en-
d"av'rln" 10 man" political capital out Of
mo Goa, .'~ike, -, whole credit tu! ,bu
-"ti!cm"ht of the trouble belonged 10 the
Republican leaders who Interested them
selves IN tho matter. The stand taken bv
toy. Od"il aud senators Piatt. Pcnrosc and
play %" sald, had helped immoasurahly
:" strengthen the ctor's cf President
roosevelt 10 bring about al agreement
i'i"'cn IN" -t'lk'fs and Nh" operators.
.' r''.j 80, Wunl has t'rl. accom-
.-'"I, ~" dIG'.. cannot hC Clalmcd
- hld Ntt hi i.iotlc platform advocating
.'cla.Ism, "r hy Colsr. who upset. that
''aiio'n', and who ha, not hing 20 suggest
~ It place. hc upuhlicuu party took
'h' initiative IN GcvI-liig wav- for tn"
'uH'nT ni The strike and, IN accomplishing
"n"' a soi out to do. ono" more demon
NIa."d that II il a party which stands
''p '6r tho rights OF Labor and which can
"a" d"!Tded upon when tho exifenty
"rs's 10 V something If u practical nature
'oi the Wing man"
The sun., 1902-10-19
PROHIBITIONISTS ~ 4 STEW.
Some Want to Indorse Cunnern for At.
tOrney eperal. Some Don't.

Justice Bischoh listened yesterday. to an
application for a mandamus TO compel
Secretary Of State McDonough TO accept
and certify the name Of John Cunneen as
candidate for the Office of Attorney General
on the Prohibition party's ticket. At the
September convention when the party nomi.
mated its candidates. this Office was left
open, and Cunneenw as not named until
after he had been nominated as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Attorney General.
Mr. McDonough had accepted and certi-
fled the Democratic nomination but had
refused to do so when the Prohibit ionists
sent in their nomination the following day
just at the close of the argument Alfred
l.. ManieTe. the nominee of the Prohi-
bition party for Governor, hastily entered
the court and said:
4 appear hero, your Honor, for J. II.
Durkec. He and many of the members Of
o,r party object to the Endorsement Of
Mr., Cunneen and hope this motion will be
Withdrawn after We have had a conference
with those who have made it,"
Judge Blschotf said that he would not de-
eide the case until after the conference had
been held.
The sun., 1902-10-19
ROWELL AFTER FESSENDEN.
Political Fight IN stamtO Ors Taken 10 Court
caucus Rights lnyol, Ell.

STAMFORD, Conn, Oct. Att ornev
George p. Rowell, who Is q candidate for
the nomination of Councilman on tha
Republican ticket in the First ward oh.
tanned a writ of mandamus from Judge
eager of the Superior Court yesterday after
noon, which orders Warren s. Abel and
Cornelius Clesry, registrars of voters Of
this city and town, 20 correct the lists Of
electors who are entitled to vote n, the
various caucuses so that they may- be per-
mitt"d 10 participate in the deliberations
~ the caucuscs The writ orders also that
other electors be stricken from the lists.
Tho registrars are directed to furnish
"a true. just and lawful enrolment list
for uso a. the cancuses' or signify cause
to the contrary. 10 Judge eager at Bridge
port on Tuesday, Oct; u, The action on
the part Of Mr.. Rowcll. who IL "A nephew
Of George T. Rowell Of New York city.
although relating merely to a ward caucus
has consiic raOle sicnlfcano, Opposed Ia
Mr. Rowc.l in his efforts to secure the Re-
publioin domination is Samuel Fcssendep
Tho fisl' between Fessendcn and
the Poweli family is Of long standing If
the Rovclls should sam any foo;hoid at
all in town hey would at once negotiate
with the Fyler Bulkelcy faction in The upper
part OF tho state to thwart Mr.. Fcesendens
ambition. For the last few years Fesscn-
den has cverted himself 10 defeat any of
thr EoWellsthcre are six OF thom-- who
might nspire 10 hold public Office Last
week Attorney GHorgc i. Eowell announced
that he would bo "A candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Councilman IN
ihc Firs, ward, which 10 solidiv Republican
In locking over the voting lists he found
that several mon residing In other wards
wcrc regis, cred in the First and vice versa
He made formal application 10 tho regis
trara, who are controlled bv Fessend, u,
to make the necessary corrections
This they declined 20 do and then he
al - tho ,,n,te
The sun., 1902-10-19
Not 4 CtNDIDtTE IOR SENATOR.
senator EllsW Or,h says That Tie q for the
Reelection OF senator Piatt.

LotKPoRr, y. Y, Oct, rs The Lockport
journal ,kep) Yesterday minated that
Senator Ellsworth would bc a candidate
to succeed Senator Plat next winter. This
announcement Mr. Ellsworth this afternoon
repudated although he declined to ,ay hat
he might not be a candidate. Offering the
following declaration instead.
Il am for Inc reelection ci senator Plat
and il tho next Legislature = Republican
there j. no question that he will l~ his own
successor. .d"em nim To bc IN H. condition
mentally and physically to Ierform tho
duties OF hat office for many years Ia come
] regard hif ability 50 highly TINT think
none Of our Republican friends would oven
care to question II.
The sun., 1902-10-19
CAN'T USE VOTING MACHINES.
Eight Tickets In Firth judicial District
Machines Provide for Seven Only

ROME. n. Y, Oct. IA serious com
plication has arisen in this, the Fifth Judicial
district. as a result of the decision fthe
Secretary Of State that tho Greater New
York Democracy shall have place on
the State ticket. Owing to the independent
candidacy Of Watson NJ. Rogers Of Wator.
town for tho Office of Justice of the Su-
prerno Court there are now eight tickets
IL the field in this dis riot. In Rome, Syra-
cuse, Utica, Watcrtown and several other
places voting machines are used. They
provide for only seven tickets ~ present
Tho only way out of the dilemma seems
10 be to return To tho old ballot system
This will neccS-i'ate the printing of ballots,
the construction Of voting booths and
tho appointment Of ballot clerks whore
the machines nre used.
Tie plans Of the several campaign COM
mittrca are seriously upset BY the change.
Conferences are now being held 20 SEQ VI
SONS way cannot ho found TO meet the
emergency,
The sun., 1902-10-19
POLITICAL THINGS I'OU HEAR

f"oUGH TO MAXI DAH FINN pEEI, LONESOME.
man whose description corresponded
- that Of Daniel Finn Of the Battery stood
al Broadway md Twenty third street
yesterday gazing up al tho banner which
carries tho names ~ all tho Tainmany
candida'e-. but is intended part icularl to
honor Francis Burton Harrison, tho ton.
geo nominee who numbers all the Fifth
avenue clubs among his qualifications
"il'i- Holly stood ~ "A window IN The
Bar holdi Hotel. He. too. was looking at
the banner
We'll, said the mau who vas shaped in
thc mould Of Battery Dan. Il suppose a
fellow cant have Perry Belmor; evory
sear. And you cant keep your cake and
eat II, too. But when see that banner,
I'm lonesome
OPTION On the BILLRoARps.
This is the season in New York when
man VINO can't make a living ought TO
be shanghaicd on board an al, ship saldthe
Roisterng Blade as he went to his sha,he
for the price OF a round Whom ] found
that a gentleman with plenty of money
had carried on Tsmmany no,ninationfor
Congress ard was lent on airing his green
backs went into that Congress district
ard got an option on every billboard that
wasn't working. You seq I've been in the
show business and knew what WAS after.
Then sat down and waited ! knew some
BODY would be around 20 see me after n
littie, The manager Of the campa ign
showed up to-day. ] sold him my options
that the kind of genius that eventually
makes itself az HON" in Wall street,"
REMrMBEB THE ALAMO.
You were Democra. in 1895 Are
you now going 10 vote TO make Hill boss"
That j. n sentence from a letter written
by Democratic Judge TO dist in e,iished
upstate Bryanito Yesterday It's the
argument of the liberal Democrats
STRAY GAMBLE or TIE STATE.
At Morris Park yesterday one book
maker bet s. 500 against 81 go on odell
with another bookmaker. II wns a plain
gamble and the bookmakers who didn't
have any politics didn't offer the quota
tion as proof Of the market price. Book
maker Oppenhelin took the Odell end
OF Y
The few people who want to be, can't
get together on the question Of odds. ="
said Fred II. Brooks yesterday THE
Odell men think they can get 4to 5 for their
money before election. The Coler men
want 2 to for theirs Hence there IL less
betting than in any campaign New York
has ever known"
NoN-CNIoN swITCHNAN
William Leary circulated around Madi-
son Square last night with the story that
Willis Holly. manager of the Francis Burton
Harrison campaign. had applied for mem
bership Ill the switchmens union
He's got TO switch 1000 votes is the
| answer.
The sun., 1902-10-19
CtIGHT POCKETINC JEUIIRl.
Young Man With y criminal Rccor! tr-
rcstcd In q Washing ION .IcMclrN StNrc.

WAsnT%OToN. Oc' ~ james MoGgirc.
young man with criminal record wno
SAYS he is from Ros'ou, va, lool'ug over
tho stock in Bradley NXon'- iewe,rv ,turr
at an carly hour this norninS and na.
arrested hv Policeman Eaedy "cGu:re
when discovered vas calmly walking around
tho brilliantly hg'ted store examining oia-
rnonds, wa,"hcs Aud Jewels nf every dr-
-crrtou and pocke'ing those that took Ms
fancy IIr wa> loaded with vahlah,os
whom taken to the station hou~r
Mct;lir" was on his way - Wa >hiugt ou
for G. 4 r. week, hu' ihc Baltimore police
recognized him o. n profes ~iona 'hiof ard
locked him dp until after the euoanp-
ment He was held to-day IN 81. .,uu houds
on a charge of hou~ehrUaking.
The sun., 1902-10-19
2.lS5,4AO NisitOrs To tho Ton NJ thc Wash.
inCt0n Monument

WAsH'HGToS, Oct, is. During Septem-
her there were l6,sis Visitors to the top Of tho
Washington Monument, S.iii Of whom
rode up in the elevator and sos, walked up
the stairway, making total Of :,l55.a
visitors who have ron" to tho top of the
shaft since 1t was opened IL III" public
Oct. 2, lsSs. OSiug to the impos>ihii,v
of procuring hard cool the elevator was
not ir operation after sop, 20. and all
vino wished To view the CITY from the little
windowa below tho capital stone Of the
shaft, were obliged 'o Climb tho stairs.
During the sa'n" period the stair landings
in the Shaft w"rc lighted hy oil lantcrnr,
tho electric plant having been shut down.
The sun., 1902-10-19
Death of the Infant Daughter of ". and
NMc. Ihcbaui.

was made here few day- ago oi the birth
OF a daughter 60 NJ and Mn" Thiohali
who are now in Paris. and to-day "A cable
gram was received by IN" family ot Nine
Thichaut announcing III" death o. 'hr
child Nine 1hlcl,au lp-, her fri husband
through an accident when ho was or hi. N4y
to tako hls now pos, of du'y m-t a',cr
their marriage.
NJ ThichaUt. who Wa for mauv year,
secretary Of The French Embassy ~ Wash
ington is now Minister ~ Perm Swi,;"i-
land
The sun., 1902-10-19

William >. Dcvery is going "a organize
regular Tanmany club in tho Ninth in
place of the -Four Corners tlnb. He's
going to hoist banner on Monday night
al Iwenty-'hird street and Eighth avcniic.
His club will have these ofic,rs. President,
Or, William J. Stewart; SECRETARY. Edward
Snyder; TREASURER. Samuel Mlrrs: chair
man OF Finance Committee, William ,.
Ueyery,
The sun., 1902-10-19

NASHrNoToN. Oci. ~. The understand
iIs that Col. Charl"S e. Hood oi the Slx-
i"cnih Infantry would bc appointed a
RI 1"r-General 10 succeed Brig. .-Gen.
j >lu !. Roger was confirmed today bv
IN" action Of IN" President in signing his
commission. Gen Hood will bc retired
in Noycrrh"r Ne - now in Phlado,phis.
The sun., 1902-10-19
COLLEGE, BOYS N CANPAIGN.
Columbia students to Take the stump In
This CITY.

Columbia students nro preparing to
take an active part IN the thihcrnatoria
campaign. Tho dc;unct Mckinley and
z losevc!t 'lih has h"u roorsanilod under
ia" namo Of the University Republican
Commlttce7 and IL selecting speakers and
won kcr,, TO tour the city during the next
few weeks.
A .cif-appoihted committee of students
in tho school OF law il working hard for
tho election of Justice keoncr If the SUI
promo Court aud professor in the law schooI
The sun., 1902-10-19
4 Rally on Stu,,csant I;eixh,s.

Tho Republicans Of the Seventeenth
Assembly district in Brooklyn had fine
rally last night az the Stuyvrs1nt Heights
Republican Club on IIal~ey street. near
Lewis avenue. Abe Gruhcr was tho prin.
cipal speaker, The other speakers wcr"
Lieut. Coy Woodruf. Charles r punwnll.
nominee for Congress ia the Third di-'rict.
Senator Henry Marshall, ox Senator Albert
4 Wray, Alderman Johu Wir,h and Edward
G. Do'vlnc the candidai" for Assembly.
The sun., 1902-10-19
Three Madison square Democratic Meetings

Three mass meetings arc now being
planned by the Democratic State Com
mit'ee. One will he held at the Madison
Square Garden the last week Of the cam
paign. which will make three Democratic
meetings at the Garden, Tammany's and
W. n. Hearsts being the others.
The sun., 1902-10-19
Republican Congress Nominatton In
Memphis.

MEMPHIS, 1cnn., Oct. ls.-Ihc E"pub-
lican Congress Convention for the Tenth
district here to-day nominated Thomas
{. Phelala former chairman of tho Sh"lby
County Executive Committee, "a It's candi-
date for Congress.