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Urnfor,s Cap,o, m. Cured

By local applications, a. they cannot reach the
dl-oas oil portion Of the ear, There II only ono
wny TO cure deafness, and that " by consti-
tntionnl remedies Deafness II caused by 81
lhfnmrd condition of the mucus llning OF tho
Eustarhian Tube when this tub- II infinm~d
you have runnlinR Npund OF impcrf-c, hear
lhR and when u l. entirely closed DEAFNESS Il
the result, aud unless tho Inflammation rnn he
taken out and this tube restored 10 iis normal
con iition hearing will ba destroyed forever
nine eases out OF ten htr caused by rathFfh
which IA nothing hut an lnfiHmed condition OF
the murus surfaces
W. viii riye on- Hundred Dollars Tor any raae
OF Deafness itau-si BY rnthrthl thnt rnnnot
bc cured hy Halls catatfb Cure send for
y J. CHENEY co. Toledo. q
Sold by Druggists. :hc.
Nails Family piiiu aro the best
The state herald., 1902-11-14
WHAT TO SCI IN NEW YORK.
The New York Press on the New
Show Places In New York.

What are New York's show places,
II would be right lard to enumerate
them on short notice. Perhaps the
following question and answer may
appeal TO some: Resident, TO New
Arrival-"Now tell me what you
would especially like to see" New
Arriyal-"oh. Just show me New
York" | think that very good. But
II Is no easy matter to show New
York. To our list OF show places.
whatever they may be. We must add
the new waiting room at the Grand
Central Station. Wien strangers go
there they cry "Enchnntlng,"
Grand" "PaintIal!" "purtlcSt thing
ever saw" Finest thirg In the
world" Amt !, splcndid," etc. Mr..
Daniels has reason for the now elias.
tlcity In his stop.-"on the Tip OF the
Tongue" In the New York Press.
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A white man Ia said to be aiding
the Mad Mnliah. II has become 30
common TO ind white man at the
bottom Of these troubles that there
I, some thought OF revising the say.
irg that relates 10 the presence OF a
,olored man In tho wood pile.
The state herald., 1902-11-14
NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Indications that Democrats viii Have
Majority Of Six on Joint Ballot.

Denver. Colo, Nov. THE Rocky
Mountain News this morning says:
Complete unofficial returns show
that the Legislature on joint ballot
will stand SO Democrats to AZ Repub'
llcans, or n Democratic majority Of
six. Upon that margin Mr., Tellers
return to the United States Senate de
pends. Should the plan to throw out
the fifteen members OF the House.
elected by Arapahoe succeed, the Leg
islature would be 62 Republicans TO IS
Democrats.
The final returns from San Juan
county yesterday elected Cooper, Re
publican. by $50 votes TO AIS for
Whitelaw. Democrat: Schmelscr. So
cialist. polled il6 votes and o'Dris'
coll. Peoples. 26.
The close race In Las Animas coun.
ty ended in the election by the Demo.
Gratis OF one member. Aguilar. by n
small plurality. The Republicans have
elected the other county member and
the float member from Las Animas.
Prowers and Baca.
In Otero county. Goblin. Republican.
probably has beaten Beatty, Demo
crat. by very small plurality.
The personnel OF the Legislature
will be as follows:
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A woman Is suing In New York 10
recover $1,000 damages for the bite
of pc, dog. Half Of the stun la to
rcmuncrnio her for an uncomfortable
tickling sensation, There are those
who. would bc ,lckled TO death to get
$500.
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Chicago Teachers JeIn the A. r. Of [

Chicago. Nov. 1.-The chicag'
Teachers Federation. Mt n apccla
meeting to-day. voted To affiliate viii
the Federation Of Labor. one OF IN,
reasons assigned for the taking
such radical step In that tho support
Of the voters reached by the Fedora
ttlon OF Labor would be Of great ben
cfit 10 the teachers In their Hyht foi
better wages and nm Improvement In
the conditions surrounding tho school
room,
The state herald., 1902-11-14

The gentleman who hurled beef,
steak at the restaurant waiter from
whom he had ordered roast beef un.
doubtcdly meant To give the servltor u
tip-that he had made an error
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Chicago is still rcscntlng tho In.
ninuation that Grand Duke Boris 80.
lection OF feminine slipper In that
city ns drinking cup conyicts him
OF an lmmodcrato Washing.
ton Star.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

A man who knows says that n meer.
schaum pipe needs as much attention
ms a woman, whica is probably one
reason why there are SO many bachel.
ors.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Daha Premandand Bharatl arrived
at New York last week to spread the
Naishnava religion. Il would be n
mean trick II somebody should steer
Baba to Zion City.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Chicago has advanced In art. The
appropriateness Of the figure OF the
angel Gabriel engraved upon the
Judgment bonds OF that city cannot be
Questioned.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

A bulletin from the London tall.
ors says the stylishly dressed man
now must have small waist and
padded hips, Tho man who la cs.
pocied TO cultivate this style already
has padded brninA.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

The German government has con.
triycd to obtain possession OF all the
plans of all the French submarine
bouts. Lay II on to Dreyfus.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Uncle Russell Sage steadfastly re-
fuses to confirm the Wall street ru.
mors that he is dead. This pains the
bears very much.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Tomorrow never comes" re.
marked the Observer of Events and
Things. but the day after the night
before always does"
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Isn't Sir Thomas Upton rather bold
in hoping TO take away something that
J. Pierpont Morgan doesn't want to
have?
The state herald., 1902-11-14

A famous surgeon has closed the
cuodenum and attached the jeiunum.
We knew that would be accomplished
by somebody. sometime.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

"The effect of woman's costume is
very perceptibly Influenced by the way
she dresses her neck'-if she dresses
IL at ALL
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Bernhardt is going to act in Ger
many. 1t is not that she loves dear
old Germany" but that she needs the
money.
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Senate-Holdovers.

Arapahoe county-All Democrats;
J, Frank Adams, John A. Rush. Theo.
dorc Mcclure.
ConcJos-w. II. Adams. Dem.
Las Animas-casimcro Barcla. Dem
Wcld-W. l.. Clayton, Dem.
La Plata and Montczuma-G. "
copp.. Dem.
Arnpahoc. Cheyenne. Elber,. Lin
coin. Kit Carson and Kiowa-F. y.
Graves. Dom.
Eagle. Routi. Grand and Summit
u. L. Jefferson. Dem.
Pucblo-llumc Lowls, Dem.
Fromont-F. A. Moore. Dem.
Clear Crook-iI. l.. Roberts. Dem.
III paso and Tcllor-H. H. seldom.
ridge. Dem.
Garfield. Eagle and Rio Blnnco-E.
r. Taylor. Dem.
Bouldcr-C. H. Ward. Dem.
JcncrHon-L. Il. West. Dem.
Pitkin-S. I. Hallc,t. Dem,
otcro. Klowa. bent. proworn and
Baca-M. u, fnrwoll. Rep.
Total holdoyer senators; Democrats
II. Republicans /.
New Senators.
III Paso and Tcllcr-Jamca Owens.
Rep.
Lakc-JcHso =. Mcdonald. Rep.
l.arimcr and william
Drake. Rep,
sodgwick. Phillips, Yuma. Washing.
ton. Logan. Morgan and Arnpahoo-
William A. nm. Dem,
coAtllla, iluerfano and Concjon-
james H. Dick. Rep.
Baguache. Mineral nnd Iiio Grnrde
John Ewing. Rep.
Mesa and Dclta-iIornce Dcious,
Rep
Montfose. Ban Miguel and Dolores
W. \. buckley. Dem.
ouray. Han Juan. llinsdaie and
Atchuleia. John Kennedy. Dem.
Chafrce and Park Webster IIai.
llnHcr, Dem.
liont. prowcru. Dacn and Las Ami.
tiaH. Frank H. Wood. Rep
Gi'piD-samuel " Newell. Rep.
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Susan b. Anthony has just acted as
bridesmaid in Rochester. 1t is safe
TO say that the groom was on his good
behavior.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

| FueDlO ana CuSteT-Frank STyOr,
Rep.
Douglas. FL Paso and Teller-Ar.
thur Cornforth, Rep.
Pueblo, Fremont and Teller-L. G.
| Campbell, Rep.
Arapahoe-Fred w. Bailey, Charles
d. Griffith and Gerald Hughes, Dem.
Total new senators elected: Dem.
ocrats Z, Republicans IL; total 1S.
But eighteen is one more than the
constitutional number, caused by s.
V. Newell causing himself to be
placed on the ballot by court order.
The chances are that Mr.. Newell will
not be seated by the Senate. In that
event the new senators will stand
seven Democrats and ten Republicans,
making the total membership of the
Senate as follows:
Democrats "a. Republicans II; to.
tai 35.
House-RepubIloans.
Archuleta and Conejos-Lewis S.
Riley.
Bent and Kiowa-George d. Dulin.
Conejos-Celestine Garcia.
Fremont-John B. Meserve.
Fremont and Chaffee-C. A. Cham
berlin.
Huerfano and costilla-J. C. San
chez.
Boulder-w. A. Warner and E. N
Cook
Delta-D. V. Meikeljohn.
Douglas-J. b. Sanford
Eagle-John F. Fleming.
Gilpin-J. A. Richmond.
Hinsdale and Mineral-W. S. Whin-
merry.
El Paso and Teller-John D. Steph-
ems, Cyrus w. Dolph, l.. l.. Atkins,
Frank w. Frewen, c. NJ. Kinsey and
j. A. Mcleod.
Jefferson-J. +. Church.
Lake-G. Il. Whyte and f. L. KIM
ball.
Larimer-George II. Van Horn.
Las Animas-J. NJ. Madrid.
20 Mesa-A. b. Hoyt
Montrose-C. NJ. Ryan.
Otero-W. B. Goblin.
Pueblo-P. NJ. Keen, W. C. Slawsop
and ]. X. Shireman.
Rio Grande-R. G. Breckenridge.
San Juan-Charles A. Cooper.
Weld-H. c. Watson and Charles
Davis.
Prowers, Baca and Las Animas-G.
Hillyer.
Grand and Summit-S. W. Jones.
Total Republicans. Sc.
Democrats.
Arapahoe-Jesse Il. Mohler. Daniel
Delaney, Harvey +. Garman, Charles
+. Stubbs. DR.. Henry Paul, NJ. J. Mad
den, J. j. Marion. Dennis Murto. Max
Morris, Samuel w. Belford, Mrs. Alice
NJ. Ruble.
Garficld-W. NJ. Dinkel.
Gunnison-J. NJ. McDougall.
La Plata-James Pace.
Ouray-Roselle Haskins.
Park-C. II. Macarthur.
Pitkin-Fred Mulqueen.
Saguache-Alichael White.
San Miguel-W. A. Taylor
Routt and Rio Blanco-James Lyt-
tie.
Arapahoe. Morgan, Logan and
Washington-T. 4. Munson.
Arapahoe. Boulder, Cheyenne. FL
bert, Lincoln and Kit Carson-B G.
Hilliard
Arapahoe. Sedgwick, Phillips and
Yuma-G. b. Weir
Arapahoe and eoulder-M. J. Moore.
Chaffee-M. NJ. Smith.
Clear Creek-iIenry Kneisel.
Custer-A. ID. Mckenzie.
Dolores and Montezuma-W. II. kel-
ley.
Las Administrator Aguilar.
Total Democrats, 20.
Total Of Housc-Republicans. Sc;
Democrats. 20.
Total joint ballot-Democrats. 50;
Republicans. AZ.
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Twenty-Five women will have racing
stables at Saratoga next season. This
is worse than smoking cigarettes.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Society item: Mr.. John Mitchell is
preparing, after very busy summer,
to take well-earned rest.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

The Missouri Valley Homeopathic
association has solemnly resolved that
kissing is unsanitary. So is mince pie.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Showfa Maha Vajariahvudh is now
In this country. The Baltimore Amer.
lean thinks he was christened by n
brakeman.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Prince Cupid, candidate for dele.
gate to congress in the Hawaiian is
lands. is likely to get plucked.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

II President Baer really cares to
know how he stands with his fellow
citizens let him run for office.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

st. Louis proposes to have "de.
cent Midway" Then it won't be
Midway.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Passenger-Are we near Niagara
Falls? Conductor-Yes: and as soon as
those women stop talking you can
hear the roar.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Denmark has ordered 12S field guns
and 1872 ammunition wagons; look out
for new world power.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

'rhe Partisan professors are not in.
clined to treat the new comet with
ordinary French comfy.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

The peanut trust has collapsed.
Its projectors deny. however, that 1t
was roasted to DEATH
The state herald., 1902-11-14

staged. This seems to be getting
pretty low down.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Consider what the world might have
lost If the man that ate the first oys-
ter" hadn't happened to like 1t.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

An open winter will be worth sew.
eral pounds of concession in the fuel
emergency.
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Sold by Druspists, shc.
lIall.s . Family rIlln arc the bosL

Politician -- Congratulations. Sarah.
I've ben ei.ctcd, Sarah-twith dciighD
-ilonontly7 Politician - What differ
cnco does that maker
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Lady-laitcr singing few rusty
notcrl-Don't you think my voice
should be brought out7 Manager-No,
pnAhed hnck
The state herald., 1902-11-14

. Little Colds" neglected Thousands OF
I'VE. sacrificed every year Dr. Woods
nnorway Pine syrup cure. litils 60 'ds-eures
consumption
The state herald., 1902-11-14

The air ship continues to be bad
thing for the constitution.
The state herald., 1902-11-14

fulhrnd 5accn, clkar,. II you have
muhed phs Nou know how good they
ne, II yUu have not. ny one
The state herald., 1902-11-14

flowing via oats Nigh, he all fiaht ~
The blamed things wouldn't spf0uti
The state herald., 1902-11-14

Woman that IL born ~ woman Ia Of bu,
lew days snJ full Of words.
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Women registered .................
TO OPEN NEW COUNTRY
Rock Island Surveyors are ut Work
IN Texas

Yesterday the local officials OF the Rccf
Island announced that a corps OF sur
veyors had been put into the field Ga a1r-
Vey q proposed lile from Fort North q
Beaumont and Port Arthur. Texas Thi.
line II built wiz be about goo miles lon-
and would possibly pass through Dallas
X was 10 open ZIP q new territory and
bring . part q the product ~ the oH
fields Of southern Texas through this
city ard besides this. would 20 th- --h a
country where hut few railroads exist
AZ the present time and a country tlia-
produces great Crcps OF cotton and fruit-
From the maps OF thu proposed rout1
the Rock Island would pass tEvaurh d
country that az TIE present time Ecs 10
direct northern canuecuon. AH ~ their
products must &c shipped 10 the r1rthsr I'm
markets through 81 Louis Southzlsr 81
Dallas there Is a large scope Of G entry
that AT present his no railroad ca-ulc-
lions of any kind
TIE Rocs Island Is az present t1res-l
IN The construction of che Ilne fr1r1 II
Reno, O. T. 10 Fort smith ARK. - hour
fifty miles % this Hae has already been
completed
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WILL BUILD
$4,000 ADDITION
J. 0. Gilbert VIII Attach Three
Story Annex
TO BLOCK ON MAIN STREET
viii Use 1t for His Furniture
Store.

J. o. Gilbert has made the contract
for building an addition to his building
at $40 North Main street, to cost in the
neighborhood OF 5000. The addition win
be 60 by % feet and three stories high.
Mr.. Gilbert purchased the three-story
building where his store is at present
about a year ago. He uses the entire
three floors Of the building as a sales
and warerooms for his furniture stock.
The building is eighty feet II length
and even this amount Of room was not
enough to store his immense stock of
furniture, so he was compelled TO build
the addition Work viii bcsin on the
addition within the next month and VIII
be completed as soon as possible The
brick have been ordered and viii be on
the ground IN a short time.
Mr- Gilbert went into the second hand
furniture business in this city about
se7e years aso. lie began handling
new stock a short time afterUard ans
some time ESQ he disposed Of his see
cic hand business altogether and con-
Quoted q furniture store, handing only
q new stock Of goods
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lives at $40 North Wichita street and
owns that property. He has been married
once and is the father of four children.
the youngest Of whom Professor Glib
son says must now get out and hustle for
himself.
Mrs. Sylvia Johnson. his fiance. is =
resident of Winfield, and owns consider
able property in that town. Professor
Gibson says she has never told him her
age. but he would say that she was
about 90 years OLD. She now has three
children, all grown up.
Professor" Gibson said that he courted
Mrs. Sylvia through the mails AMI last
Sunday night made a visit to Winfield
to complete all preliminaries incomplete
He says he expects ten or twelve Of
Wichita's cOlored folk to accompany him
down TO Winfield.
The commanders and officers Of the 10
cal C. \. R. post have endeavored to
persuade Professor Gibson to have
big tine at the post, but this idea doesn't
strike him very favorably as he expects
to make his home at Winfield with Mrs.
SylVra johnson Gibson
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BURGLAR HAS
NEW SGHE M {
To Keep From Being Appre-
hended by the Police,
THEY LAUGH AND TALK
And Bid an Imaginary 0Ccu-
pant of House Good Night"

The burglars that are working in this
city at present are a genHemanly set of
fellows, that is. az far as it is necessary
5n their business. Two houses were rob
bed Monday evening while the occupants
were at church social. An o.dcer walk
ed past those two houses that night while
The burglars we're ut work hut the officer
did not know Jne houses We're being rob
bed. There was a light in one of the
houses. but the officer supposed that the
owner was at home. \ number of people
passed the house. but they noticed moth
Ing wrons and the burglars walked out
of The house talking and laughing after
having said good night 10 some imagin-
AIRY person. There was a light there and
the burglars We're working an OF this time
and left the house with the lamp turned
down.
The two houses robbed were at the
homes OF DR. &. f. Scott at 49,, and L.
J. Coates az 33S North Emporia avenue
IN the home of AIR. Scott lie men used
matches 10 light the rooms and in one OF
the rooms set hre TO some articles on
the bureau.
In the home of Mr.. Coates they used q
lamp. From the home of Or. Scott they
secured watch valued at $3.50 and from
The home of AIR Coates they secured SI.O5.
During the robbery many people passed
the house and it was reported 10 The po-
lice station Yesterday that the officer was
passing the home Of Mr.. Coates when the
burglars left the house They mast cer-
tainly hsye heard some one passing as
they stood in the doorway and raised
their hats 80 SOME one and bld some inn
hglnary person good right as they
walked down the steps and out into the
street ana departed-on their way.
The burglars are getting holder every
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JUSTICE TO Mr.. CLARK
Oklahoma Business Man Was Not
Charged with FOrxerF.

Walter c. stevens. q Lawton. writing
10 the Eagle. denies certain statements
or miscellaneous. IS follows. In a.
interview between myself and yong re-
porter published recently, Il IS said con-
corning a suit then pending before Judge
Roberts. rs referee: The suit is entitled
Tie Bank or Heunossey re. Q. A. cars.
II ~. The latter being charged with for
gerry
Tho settlement IS made g. u0t correct
and does Err Clark. prominent bussucss
man of HeunesseE. IN iujust.cs, nrich Z
wish 30 correct. The statement should he
that the sult irsolvea a. alleged eulbsz-
element by "a former cashier II enc bank.
an2 3lr. Clark vas surety. win Others.
Tor the cashier. VIII you Kindly make
the correction so that there ail De- nc re-
ECctl1n 8r1u lIr Clark
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SELLING CONSTRUCTION BONDS
Easscr Mechanic Of Orient ut work
in City LAST " eek

C. E DeHavsn. master mechanic ur the
Kans1s City. Mexico and ORIENT RaiI-
way company. was in The citv ile past
week seEins constructed bonds "a the
compauF l-e spent nearly the whole
wecS j. the c.tT making contracts fa-
the bonds ard seemed - have very fair
success The bonds are 70 help paw f1r
The construction ~ the roal 10 this c.sun-
- and the shops - this cisg. he Rad the
plan % the entire shops anu teruiaat
facilities - ce constructed II this City.
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passers-by Of danger; that no warning by
bell or whistle, was given OF the ap-
proach of the train, and that the train
was running at a high rate OF speed (ten
niles an hour within the city limits. He
also alleges that the train. composed o.
box cars, stopped a few feet north Of the
sidewalk, and when his son started
across without a signal the train started
suddenly, catching the boy before he
could get out of the way.
John ". Adams and J. D. Houston are
attorneys for the plasntiT
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REGISTRATION HAS INCREASED
Persons Registered at Present Nun.
Der 2.78o.

The people Of this city have finally
realized that there is but a very short
time in which TO register for the spring
election, and Monday and yesterday
the special clerks In the city clerk Of
fee were kept busy all day taking the
names and residences Of the voters Of
the city. There are but two more days
in which TO register, as the books VIII
be closed at 6 o'clock Friday evening
The persons registering up 10 closing
time last night numbered 2.7S9 of which
80 were women. In the wards the fol-
lowing is the number in EACH
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WILL BE TESTED TO-DAY
New Fire Engine VIII &c Operated
This Morning.

IT'S FFIVF I'M g
The new fire engine Of the city has
arrived and was given q little test yes
terday afternoon and VIII be given ar
other test this morning at O'Clock at
the Sedgwick block. The company WIN
also test the FIRE cfstsTns and see II they
can pump them dry while a sl1-inch
stream OF water is running into them
from the city wsterworks.
The new engine has a capacity OF 1.1a9
gallons per minute and weighs 500
pounds. y was built by the American
Fire Engine company OF Cincinnati. and
Is one Of the finest engines they turn
ont. The boiler is painted black. but
all OF the machinery Is given a heavy
plating Of nickel. Tho wheels are painted
red and yellow and the machine prcsents
q very heauttifnl anearanre.
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day. They viii adopt almost any method
in getting into a house and then getting
away with the plumber. Almost any kind
of bluff seems to work as throwing g
lamp at DR.. Mccoy and making people
passing a home believe that they were
friends just leaving after having spent
an evening at the house.
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DEMO TICKET COMPLETED
For City Treasurer. George a. Major
Fer City Councilman
he above IS the Democratic ticket for

The above IS the Democratic ticket for
the spring election. A mass convention
Of fourteen voters was held in the Office
Of d. a. BIcNichol. IN theScheetz build
ing last night. which ratified the nomi-
nations made by the ward caucusses and
nominated George A. Major for city
treasurer. There was no opposition to
any OF the candidates.
The chairman of the county conven-
ton was Col II. T. Taylor and the sec
rotary was Louis Gertis. Before the con-
vcntion was organized. the Second ward
ers. who were present. nominated ward
candidates. The Fourth warders held
their caucuses in the shoe store on East
Murdoch avenue, between St. Francis
avenue and Santa Fe street and uomi-
mated their candidates unanimously.
The following central committee was
selected by the city convention last night
First Ward-John Kelly, Al Christman.
Prot William Sence.
Second Ward-J. T. Dorsey. D /. Hite.
Frank Nighswonger.
Fourth Ward-W. B. Jones. Frank L.
Bulla. Henry Gardner.
Fifth Ward. J. Jones. j. P. Park
hurst
Sixth ward-E. earns. and c. E. Cor
bin
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