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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09
+, A. NASH COMING.
Believed That He VIII Install Sue
Cessor to l.. L. Downing,

With the arrival OF +, A. Nash, gem
eral western agent Of the Chicago Mi.
waukee & st. Paul. from Omaha this
evening, II is expected that the ques
ton Of the successor to Commercial
Agent L. l., Downing who retired on
the first Of the month to enter the SER
vice Of the Union Pacific will be set.
tied.
While II Is understood that Claude s.
Williams is only filling the desk tenn
pnrarlly the prevailing idea among the
local shippers and railroad men Is that
he is fitted for the position as he has a
large circle OF acquaintance in this
state. while the fact that he has been
connected with the local office of the
Milwaukee, here for SO long and Is so
well posted on local conditions and the
idlosyncrases Of the different shippers
generally also leads to the rumor that
he WIN be installed here as commercial
agent with full title.
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GAME COMMISSIONER SHOT.
Received Wound In Running Fight
With Indians.

Frulta. Colo. Oct, S.-State Game
Commissioner c. w. Harris arrived a,
Fruita tonight from Rangely, on White
river In Rio Blanco. near the Utah
line. suffering from bullet wound re-
oeived Monday in running fight with
five Indians, who had been hunting
contrary to law. Commissioner Harris,
who was investigating rumors that Ute
Indians from Uintah reservation were
siaughtering game came upon the five
bucks Monday. They displayed hunt
lug permit purporung 10 have been
iscued by the game commissioner, but
Il was found that II was bogus. AMI
they promised to return at once 10 the
reservation.
Late In the evening. as the game COM
missioner was returning TO RangelY
when two miles west Of that place. he
was fired upon from ambush. Ills
horse was killed and he received a bad
flesh wound under the right arm. Nj
Harris returned the fire, and the In
dams followed him but a short dis
lance.
So weakened was he by loss Of blood
however. that ~ was midnight before
he reached Rangely. where the wound
WAS dressed. lie left Rangely this
morning, reaching Fruita tonight, and
took a train for Denver.
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WITNESS WHO SAW
STRANGER SHOT.
Bertha PIatt Tells Of the Assault
Made Upon TitheringtOn'
SAID THERE WEREF0UR MEN
They We're QUsTreIing when One Of
The Nen Hired the shot -
Others Saw rash.

Last night two witnesses to the
shooting Of Robert W, Titherington on
Thursday night were discovered by the
police, but they were not able to throw
any more light on the mysterious affair
than was already known. Bertha Plat.
a young girl who lives at 249 south
Firth West street, saw Titherlngton
talking with two men, tho same de-
scribed by Mrs Sutton. She said the
men went TO the corner OF FIFTH West
and Third South and that they were
quarrelng, and the two men shook
their fists In the wounded mans face.
Al the corner she saw third man APP
proach, making four with Tltherington.
The third man walked up 10 them
quickly and moment later shot was
fired ana TltherlngtOn sank 10 the
ground. The men looked at him for Il
moment and then started away from
the scene OF the crime. Two Of them
went up Third South street, while the
other walked up the middle Of the road
on Fifth West.
Leonard Bowers, l2.year-old boy
who resides In the neghborhood, and
y ~ 'hN Wv Sh''NliHt was IOunu ny VI
iicer Sperry last night and taken TO the
police station, whore the lad was ques-
toned. He was unable to tell much Of
the AFFAIR. He saw the men toge Their at
the corner and heard the shot and saw
the fish Of the gun.
The man who walked up Fifth West
was stopped by an Italian woman
named Lucia Marina She shook her
finger at the man and demanded to
know why he shot the man. The fell
low described as having a coarse and
rought appearance, replied that II was
none of her business. lie then quickly
disappeared up the street.
Last night Detectives Chase and Gil
lespie rounded up number of tough
looking men and booked them ON the
charge of vagrancy The men all pro-
fessed ignorance OF the crime. and none
OF them have as yet been Identified as
the men who were talking to the In
jured man. The most likely one Of the
crowd gave his name as John Kelly. lie
is an "ex-con" and Is looked upon as a
bad man, When searched a quantity of
'phony' iewelry was found on him. He
Is being held pending further lnyestlga-
ton
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THE SC0FlELD AFFAIR.
Carbon County officials Ask for Assist,
ance from Local officials

Asst County Atty Hanford Of Car
bon county telegraphed County Atty.
Christensen Yesterday TO take the de-
position Of Deputy Sheriff Nally, who
was seriously injured in the saloon
light at ScOfeld last Sunday and Is now
being treated al St Marks hospital.
Nally seemed to be In cheerful mood
when the county attorney called on him
yesterday and Is improving,
lie was supposed to have been shot
through the head but DR.. Crltchlow
stated that he had not lie was nearly
beaten TO death and his skull Is frac-
tured and his face IL a mass Of bruises.
While he Is doing well. still DR.. Critch-
low said that he was not out of dam
ger He explained that. should ne re-.
cover he would be partially paralyzed
as a couple Of inches Of brain matter.
which controls the power Of locomotion,
had been destroyed. County Atty.
Christensen win take his deposition
upon interrogations being sent to him
by the Carbon county officials
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A dancing party will be given in the
Sugar ward assembly hall tomorrow
night, the same being for the benefit
of the ward and under the direction OF
the ward amusement association.
On Friday evening there will be a
dancing party In the beautiful new an
mex to the Twentieth ward hall, the
proceeds to be used for the purpose %
securing seats.
The entertainment 10 be given to-
morrow evening In the Twenty-hrst
ward Westinghouse in aid OF the new
chapel fund, promises 20 be largely at
tended and very enjoyable affair. and
some Of the best musical talent In the
city will take part In the program. A
ladies' quartet viii be prominent fea-
ture Of the evening. and among the par
Elephants will be Miss Eva Hudson.
Miss Helena Walsh. Miss Mable Poul-
ton. Miss Annie NJ. owen. Miss Hat
tie Whitney, Miss Priscilla Livlngs-
ton Miss Bessie Browning. Miss La
blanche Snow, Miss Vida Fox, Mrs. A.
Tuddenham, VIII @. Patrick. VIII Pc
tersen, Chas. @. Berry. Ed Fish. Prof.
II. Z. Giles, Messrs. Clawson and Mar
gets. While there Is no charge for adj
mission, a collection VIII be taken up at
the door
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0. S. |. SCOPE
IS ENLARGED.
Special Meeting Of Stockholders
Held This Afternoon,
THAT STEAMSHIP CLAUSE,
Arrival or y. o. Nash of the NIL.
wsukee Believed TO be Forerunner
OF New Commercial Agents

The special meeting OF stockholders
OF the Oregon Short Line was held IN
the board room at general headquarters
this afternoon for the purpose Of vot-
ing upon the amendment of the char
ter OF the association as advertised. As
usual the meeting consisted In formally
voting the blocks Of stock by proSy
and keeping the polls open for an hour
In accordance with the statute
After the meeting Judge Cornish
stated that beyond what had been al
ready stated thar there was nothing
10 give out which would be OF interest
t. the general public.
Under the amended charter which this
afternoon goes into effect the scope Of
the Oregon Short Line IL decidedly
widened, In this connection the news
nlay be OF interest that the Union Pa
clfc railroad company through the
Oregon Short Line company, which II
controls. has concluded to try for the
carrying trade between the Pacific
coast and Japan, China and the east.
At the special meeting of the stocf-
holders Of the Oregon Short Line an
amendment Of the articles OF assoca-
ton was submitted and passed upon
to empower the company to construct
or acquire by purchase, lease or other
wise and to maintain and operate fer
ries. ferryboats, steamboats, steam
ships, warehouses and other properly
appurtenant TO the business OF ferries
OF navigation. Also to engage general
ly the business OF transportation upon
the navigable waters OF the United
States or Of other countries and upon
the high seas and to purchase or other
wise acquire and guarantee the capital
stock and other obligations of any com
pany having power TO engage In such
business or engaged therein"
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DOLLNER SAYS
He CANNOT COME
Republican Senator From Iowa So
Writes Chairman Anderson.
ILLNESS PREVENTS HIM.
Condition OF His Sister Makes Il Ims
perative that He Remain at Home
= Cisrk's Itinerary.

II VIII be a great disappointment to
Republicans generally throughout the
state to learn that Senator jonathan
J.. Dollver who 1t was expected, would
he heard in this state this fall. cannot
come here. In letter received by
Chairman Anderson this morning the
Demosthenes Of Iowa says II would
be there but for the fact that the criti-
eal Illness OF my sister. who is a mem
her of my household. has made Il
necessary For me to confne my efforts
IN This campaign 70 a small radius
around my own home. | am sorry that
this is 40 az ! would be more than
Pleased TO aid IN any possible way Ia
your campaign"
Senator Dolllver was expected here
me latter part Of the month when Il
was hoped he would be able to adj
dress meetings in Salt Lake. Ogden,
Provo and perhaps other towns His
letter however. makes clear the facs
mat he VIII not be able to come which.
Nv stated above, viii be disappointing
10 many who had hoped to hear him.
cLARKs ITINERARY.
AS arranged by the Republican state
committee, Senator G. ID. Clark's timer
ntY IL as follows; on Thursday. Oct
~ ne VIII speak at Ogden In company
WIN state Senator Allison; on the 18th
and 18th he and Senator Kearns will
address meetings at Logan and Brig
nam city respectively; ON the 10Th he
VIII speak In Salt Lake. he and Gov.
Wells addressing a meeting In Chris
ttnsen's hall; on the 2ist. assisted by
senator kearns and Hon. John Henry
smith, he VIII hold meetings at Amer-
san Fork and Provo. Manu will be
visited on the 22nd
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Judge King viii speak AT Coalvllle
tonight, Heber tomorrow night and
American Fork on Monday.
Senator Joseph l.. Rawllns leaves
Monday for the north, where he win
raise his voice in defense Of Democratic
principles.
Lyman X. Martineau Of Cache county
VIII stump the state Tor the Demo-
Gratis.
ID. o. Wiley. Jr. and Judge Miner
Will tour the south in the interest OF
Democracy
The Democrats announce William y.
Knox OF Beaver as their campaigner In
Willard county.
Soren X, Christensen IL booked for a
tour OF Grand county In behalf OF
Democracy.
state Chairman Cannon came down
from Ogden today and viii return to.
morrow. This afternoon he addressed
q meeting Of the Women's Democratic
club at the home OF W H. Dale.
Maj. Richard ". Young IS expected
back from Colorado Springs tomorrow.
The Rich county Republican conven-
lion viii be held In Randolph next SAT-
urday. Oct. IL. John NJ Baxter. Il IN
said. WIN be the nominee for the leg
stature.
Judge King win hold a meeting at
Midway Saturday morning and one at
springvIlle on Saturday night.
A II. Irvine and c. W. Watts vii
begin their tour OF Willard county in
the interest OF Repuhllcanism the be
ginning of next week,
The Womens Democratic club met at
The home OF Mrs. w. H. Dale this
afternoon.
ID. u. Mcdonald and r. S. Colleu will
stump the Twelfth senatorial district
Tor the Republicans,
The Republicans VIII open their cam.
palgn IN Tooele county next Monday
night when col, George b. Squlres
Carl A. BADGER and William Spry viii
hold meeting at Tooele.
L. l.. Wright, city attorney OF Park
tity. writes 60 Chairman Anderson
stating that the Howell meeting there
was hummer aud that It looks goo /
for the G, o. +,
Receiver George A. Smith viii speak
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank elearlngs amount
ed to stl5,5l9.47 against ssh. SO6.6s for
the same day last year
Elizabeth Ayrton has transferred TO
the z. G. NJ. j., for $4,000. all Of lot
Z, block SO, plat A. the same being To-
Gated on the west side Of Fourth West
street between Second aud Third South
streets.
ferred to w. j. Green, for $1,000, part
Of block ., Draper rOwnsite survey.
W.JGreen and wife have transferred
10 James Il. Paine, fer $500, all OF LOT
! and part OF lot s, block 9. Draper
townsite survey. and also the west half
Of the northeast quart sr Of section ~.
township south, range ! east
The management Of the Brigham
Young Trust company Is about 10 ex-
pend $4,000 In improving the Yer
mont" property on Stateistreet between
First and Second South streets. The
great excavation made some years ago
which has been partly occupied with
the present one story structure, will be
covered by an addition. making the en-
tire frontage s3xl70 feet, and the whole
structure VIII be two stories. The sec
ond story win be used as a working
mans hotel after the fashion Of the
Mills hotels in New York where meals
and ladging can be had for a very small
sum. Kletting IL preparing the plans.
The building OF the new Rowland
hall has been postponed until spring
or until certain plans Bishop Leonard
has in view can be matured.
The sharp-Jensen Live Stock COM
pany has filed articles Of Incorporation
with County Clerk James. The capital
stock is 100000 In shares OF 81 each.
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-
LATE LOCALS,

City teachers do not take kindly TO
the change made In Dr. Hughes lee
ture course, as many were not able TO
attend the one given this afternoon.
They realize, however, that II was done
in order that the visiting pedagogues
might leave for their homes tomor-
row, as many OF them wished TO do,
and therefore feel. In a degree, recon-
ciled.
The missionary class In connection
with the Latter day Saints university
was organized last night.
The officers Of the Y l.. NJ. |. A. Of
the Salt Lake stake, will hold their reg
ular meeting In the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms on Saturday, Oct. II,
at o'clock.
j. A. Swanson, formerly of Sweden,
row Of this city, has been admitted TO
citizenship by Judge Stewart.
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WILL VISIT SALTAIR.
Leading Educators VIII Go There on
Special This Afternoon.

An announcement was made at the
meeting of the State Teachers assocla-
ton in the Assembly Hall ,his after
noon that the Church board Of educa-
ton was able through the courtesy OF
the official, OF the Salt Lake & Los
Angeles railroad to offer a special train
TO take the officers of the Teachers as
ISOLATION, county superintendent and
principals OF all schools, whether
church. secular or private, to Saltair at
o'clock, The invitation was accepted
with thanks and at that time large
train with many teachers ON board VIII
pull out for that famous resort at the
time indicated, Or. Hughes, who spoke
TO an immense audience at o'clock this
afternoon on Manual Training, will be
q special guest of honor.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Gilbert NJ. Jackson city passenger
egent of the Hartman lines at Tacoma,
Is in Salt Lake.
The Great Falls & Canada Is to he
turned over to the Great Northern at
midnight, Nov. /.
After all this talk regarding tho
shipments Of livestock into Kansas City
beating all previous records the of
fetal returns show that since Jan. !
OF this year 73.O22 carloads Of stock
have been received against 96,lO4 IN
1901 for the same period.
The first annual pass Issued by the
SEN Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
road was No, |, made out in favor OF
Mrs. Clark, Senator W. A. Clark's
mother,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division. IN and for Salt Lake
County, State OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate and guardianship Of Ed
ward p. Ferry incompetent Notice.
The petition Of ". Mont Ferry and Ed
ward $. Ferry. guardians Of the per-
son and estate Of Edward p. Ferry,
incompetent. praying for an order to
transfer the following described real
property OF said Incompetent, to-wit;
An undivided one-fourth interest In
the Helen lode mining claim, Lot No.
81, situated In the Uintah mining dis
trict, Summit County, State Of Utah,
has been set for hearing on Friday.
the Path day Of October, A. ID. 1907. at
10 o'clock a. IN. at the County Court
House. in the Court Room Of said Court.
In Salt Lake City. Salt Lake County.
Utah.
witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this sth day Of
October. A. ID. 1902.
(Seal.) JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
BY c. Frank Emery. Deputy Clerk.
Richards g. Ferry, Attorneys.
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MISSIONARY CLASS STARTED.

The FIRST session Of the evening mis-
sionary class was held IN Barratt hall
last night, aud nearly 100 members
were present. From present indlca-
tons the class is going 20 be consider
ably larger than last year. President
Seymour II. Young and Instructor q.
Goddard addressed the students. out
lining the work for the coming VIM
ter, The class viii meet on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. each week.
The next meeting will be held In room
SO2 Of the business college building, L.
D. 5, university. tomorrow evening.
Friday. at 1880 o'clock. Quite a mum.
Der Of those who were members OF the
class last year, have enrolled for the
coming season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

The officers are. president, Joseph NJ,
Jensen; vice president, and treasurer
John G. Sharp, secretary, II. :, Young,
directors, j. NJ Jensen, ]. c. sharp,
l.. S. Hills, James Sharp, j. NJ. Jensen
Jr., lie Grand Young and o. w. Moyle.
The dividend noted Tuesday, as de-
clared by the Deseret National bank
should have been credited to the Des-
eret Savings bank,
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DIED.

BLEAK. Il; Salt Lake City, Of
heart trouble. James q. Bleak, son OF
Thomas n. and Elizabeth Bleak.
aged 20 years.
Funeral services at 1wenty-second
ward Westinghouse at o'clock this
afternoon.
Southern Utah papers. please copy,
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LEAVES TONIGHT.

Prest Asahel II. Woodruff OF the
Northern States mission, leaves to.
high, for his field Of labor. lie win be
Joined later by his brother Apostle 4.
o. Woodruff, who Will accompany him
un tour OF the entire mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09
Bureau of Information and Church
Literature.

4 meeting Of missionary workers con.
nected With the Bureau OF lnforma.
zion will be held on Thursday evening.
Aug. &C. at $50 o'clock in the Business
college Of the L. ID. 5. university. A
full attendance is desirable.
BENZ. GODDARD.
Chairman.
THOMAS HULL.
Secretary.
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Delivered TO wyoming sheriff.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. S.-John
Emanuel. wanted IN Wyoming on the
charge OF murder, was today turned
over TO Sheriff Slough Of Fremont coun.
~ Wyoming. who had arrived with ex-
tradition papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

AZ the Grand tonight the sensational
play "rhe Tide Of Life opens for
three nights and a matinee.
Alphonse and Castor Is running along
merrlly and empiily ut the Salt Lake
theatre.
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UtahSavingsS Trustee.
w. 3. MCCORMICK, Pres.
., n. LYNCH Mgr.
HUB MISING COMPANY.

LOCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE Ot
business, Salt Lake City, Utah, not g.
There are delinquent upon the following q.
scribsd stock on account Of assessment leHlca
on the I'D day OF August. a. u. Pe, The sev.
eral amounts set opposite the names OF Wv
res pectlve shareholders az follows
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PENSIONS FOR WESTERNERs.
Especial TO ihe eNews.nl

Washington. D. c.. oct. 9.-PensIons
granted, Idaho-lnGoasc. Daniel Smell
Idaho Falls. $.
Utah-lnerease. Edward y, Mcmillan,
Salt Lake, Utah. s.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Mrs. Henrietta Ellison formerly
Dibbs) OF Manchester. England, desires
to know the whereabouts OF Isaac Suit.
M, or any OF his family MIR Sutllff
came to Utah In 1872, and Is supposed
10 have located at Salt Lake. Mrs. Ell
lison is his slster-i law. and informa.
ton will be thankfully received BY her.
az IS Norman Road, Manchester. Eng.
land
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And In accordance with law and the org ~,
OF the Board OF Directors. made on ine ~
day u August, 1902, 20 many shares ~ -
parcel OF such stock as nav BE- necessary "
10 sold at the principal place OF busie ss..
said COMPANY, az the Office OF Young hgif
Attorneys, Ia the pesefet NationAi b ~,
building, corner OF Main and lirsl ~. ,,
streets. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. on the s,ln .ss
OF October. iNs, at the hour Of " o.,
noon. 70 pay the delinquent asse>sh% ,,.
thereon. together with this expense OF a''"
Using and expenses OF sale. .r
Once OF Company, Deserst Na'lonsi
Building, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

John G. Smth-Miss LedrIa NJ. Smith
Of No. 1905 Main ST.. Wheeling. W. Va.
would be glad 10 learn something
about her uncle. John G. Smith, an old
time member ~ the Mormon" Church.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire TO A. A. Gibson
& Co.. 2l5 South Main street.)
Thursday. Oct. ., 1902.
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Mineola, Tex. Oct. al. W. Yates OF
Gregg county has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans OF the
Third district.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further Information.
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Nominated for Congress,

Pine BLUM, Ark, oct. 9-Wmlam
Carpenter Of Stuttgart has been noml-
noted FOR Congress by the Sixth dis
tfict Republican convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

ID. o. Wiley, Jr., and Judge Miner
VIII tour the south in the interest Of
Democracy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

Lyman Il. Martineau Of Cache county
VIII stump the state Tor the Demo-
rrats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

The Democrats announce William Y.
Knox OF Beaver as their campaigner In
Willard county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-09

Judge King VIII speak AT Coalville
tonight, Heber tomorrow night. and
American Fork on Monday.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

,0.oo<NNNc~>ooo.>ooo,>, 49,.
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Senator Joseph l.. Rawllns leaves
Monday for the north, whore he will
raise his voice in defense Of Democratic
principles.