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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-09-25

Nos. l. sand 100 run daily between u.s.
burg and HagsrstoWn.
Daily.
Z Daily except sunday. ,.,i.,.isba 81
On Sundays Viii leave i'I''
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and ~ east. ,-.., pbraisl5st
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-09-25
Constitutional Amendments.
A PROCLAMATION: BY THE GOVERNOR.
To the Noteys ofhs State Of West Nf'

,giNiG: =, tho gener-
al election to be held in said Stste On t s,e
ia1S ,hs-s Irfli Ia submitted for RATIFICATION
or rejection fve separate amendments 20 2I Ine
Tonstitntion of said State, as follows 10 WIZ
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Trains Nos.S and no run dally S 49,.
HageIstown and Harrisburg and no ghs"
minutes late on sundays.
Daily.
Z Daily except Sunday.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad.


Time table In effect Nay ~, ~
Leave. no 2 So.I- So.s sos sou 10 'os
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A. S. cambridge & Go.

We wish to call your attention to the
following Popular and Seasonable Goods,
which we now have on exhibition:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-09-25
Third Proposed Amendment.

Those fayoring the ratification OF said
will vote, For Ratification ;
hose opnosing viii vote For Rejection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

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bpqgin,. to o,,,. boso,, ,i,rinr ,ho ,,,, Az,
vog',s nation INN has s,sto,natt.s,Iv mad
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crtiss 81 fbn Anoric,, oo.n,, ,tr.o ~,
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Tho f,., tb,t IN. ,rosor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
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is 700 honest U" ne Pa'a'au' 70 we ",'I'
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/ Is true hastF-iemp'reu' ne y iuH'O"'"''
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/ duce him at the hrst opportunity 70 oo'l
ont that man tn the state department VINO.
IN my Judgment has brought VS. 10 - Is
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England a friend NJ the United states
would ~ God sue We're bnt what
spectacle have We presented In order ~
be able 10 toast mat we nave the friend
ship OF Great Britain ana nave become
wCrld-poweri Never before In the history
Of the republic mas thero p'eh struEs'P
for freedom on me part Oh any people 'not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
TO FIGHT BOIL WEEVIL.
MONEY ASKED FOR WILL BE GWEN
DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation to Become Immediately
Available for the Tests to Be Made
to Find Exterminator.
lSneclnl TO Tho pn.tl


Washington, February IL Representa-.
tive Burlc,on today appeared before a sub.
committee from tho committee on agricul.
ture in support OF his bin asking an 40.
preparation for tho purpose OF conducting
experiments loobns 90 tho determining OF
tho best method or discriminating the bolI
vccvu IIc gave tho history Of the pest
since its entrance into Texas and pre-.
Scutcl figures showing that it was respon.
~iblc for Tho loss az nearly 25o,pm bales
Of cotton, valued az SloooU"oo, in Texas
last ycJr
It was now within ono hundred miles
" the center OF cotton producHon, ho said.
and was moving northward ANA eastward
ut rate Of from sixty to one hundred
and forty miles pcr year At the concur
sion Of his argument the subcommittee
agreed to accept mis- recommendation 10 ths
eject that an item Of 10000 to be i'm.
mcdiotcly available FOR tho purpose named
hc included In the appropriation for the on.
tomologicol bureau of the agricultural de.
rartment II is to ne specifically stated
"a the htl that the sum named d, 10 hc
expended in dcfrayius the expenses OF tbs
boil wccyil experiments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
Would Willingly Have Become a
Party to the Alliance.
IF PEACE is MENACED IN THE EX-
IRENE ORIENT
Russia Will Not Fail to Take all the Measures
Necessary to Safeguard Her interests"
An Official Statement.
'''efsrsssSSSsssss
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''h ~, t4The official Of The Aroo~a-
"a" correspondent Of the Associated
today We Of the
England
ard Japan Of China
which Russia The first establish
the Russia willingly
have subscribed the preamble The Engsapansse
essentially This
the they and coalitions What
they have But #
the will not fail take all the
safeguard her All Russa
with Japan the OF the integrity China
the independence Minister
immediately the the Of the the
believe
America with which silent
affair We America that Russia will do
IN China.
about the situation Furthermore
Us in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

should como against the reception Of
Prince Horny Tho speech from Kentucky
would Dee exploited 500 Europe tomorrow
on tho eve of the prince departure o-
ho message of the American people To-
rhclr guest
SIR Whcolcr utoposod go say nc would
gladly welcome ans gentlemen from
abroad. what he objected to was the ont
.lai colot given to the visit. Then a- Mr.
Giosycuor proceeded TO rcm what ho bad
,nid orircsne the president for making
new precedent ln connection with the
.oroupuou OF King Edward, Mr.. Wheeler
Interrupted TO say that while he had not
desired to bring the matter into She dis
rns,iou, what he hal dcpiorcd WAS the ne.
port thn the president intended TO send
ID member Of his family To the corona
ton
.nh II n is simply a matter ot Young
glrl 1olue TO tho coronation OF gentlemen
and lads, observed Mr. GroFvcnor, II VIII
uot pursue IT,
Str. Grosyenor asserted that ina oudInc
o depututiou 20 tho coronation Of King 10
ward the present occupant Of the Whitr
House had simply carried ont the plau~
~ the deceased president, who bad aiready
selected the head ~ the commission if
the constituents OF the gentlemen from
Kentucky were polled bo did not think
that pc. cent wou!c condemn the prcsl'
cent.
$50 far as the Young lady Is concerned,
he added 81 IAN toll the gentleman one
hme She would give great dsal OF
loublc n she should get into dcbata
viz lin 40 10 rha propriety Of her 60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
A FIERY SPEECH WAS MADE
By Wheeler of Kentucky, Who Created a
Sensation by Denouncing Hay.
Says Pauncefote Should Be Sent Home-Protested
Against Official Reception of Prince Henry.
A Lively CoIIoquy Ensued.

Nashington Februgry 1.-THE nonofOuv
og d., ,,r,.,-, r.nstop law of IN, bopse V,s
.,i.l,rrnod tol.v nv sensational speoch
f,,r, Mn ,vb.aicr ,tS,-N in deuup,latiop Of
,,bat be demonstrated "aYuecvjsn" TO for.
.ian ,ouutri,.. ILL.,. took tl,e recent state
ncnts cmauarina from continental cabl.
.r.r. regarding r4c attitude Of Great Brit
ain during r,, Spauiel war as text fol. a
,l,.t..,l. ATTACK anon tho trend or orr 70.
cent dlploptacv
He severely scored Secretary Hay and
declared hu ir Lord Tcuucefctc had
sought u, ,as alleged to circum,cnt ms
during fine war Of lSgS. the sooner he was
Skinned acro.. tine sols the better He
aI-n criticized the president for INF. reported
intention To send bis daughter To the cor1.
nation of King Edward and protested
against tine official rccep,ton Of Prince
Henry I'll. speech aroused the house to
A., bipb mitch of excitement and elected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

hcru 'thc traditional prodisal SON, aui
tho sp' dinner accorded % him Tho
prince vus but boy Doe sod, aud the
honor douc him was honor only TO tho royal
blood In his yeu- Az go the Visit OF prmce
Horny bc was brother of tine German
emperor He was NOT o Untchmau, hut
routoo a German tic was an admiral m
mo Guman novy hc same who had Dccn
sent fo Manila to protect German Interests
ANA when on" of his ships got in the way
Dewey had informed him That II inc sh'p
did not got ont n tho way IN short order
Their, would be trouble Then hc took it
away. lkc gentleman" remarked MI.
Grasycu,r. amid ilughtcr.
r.n,.,,. Ma Grns,oror Ne y,oo,o.
'NiN '"~ '' wa Wv '"''' w.. '"N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
DECISION IN SCHLEY CASE
Is to Be Given Out by the President the First
Part of Next Week.

d has prevented aotos
the sc appeal probably
tho early Of
cabinet generally presidents decision viii
he II said y those who
decision viii be- such give complete
si,fa OF win
public at large This statement Of course may be mtor"d
l n o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

El Paso. Texas. FebrQry ia jury was
obtained today In the bIgamy case OF Count
De Lncenay. who is charged with having
married Ruby Lockhart. In this city. There
was barely standing room in the largo
court room when the ease was called. flotr
Blaganl. fther OF the counts hrst Wife
whom he rs alleged 60 have deserted Il, san
Francisco Is here as witness.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
annie SIMPSON C0UTTS.
Highly Respected Young Lady Died
Saturday.

Mrs. Annie Simpson, wife OF Alex
Quits, died Saturday evening at 8. 80
o'clock at her home on Shurtleff place
from consumption after lingering
illness extending over the past six
months. She was in her 23rd year
and her birthday would have been In
a few Gays had she lived. She leaves
her husband and two infant sons to
mourn her unit mely end. One son is
about 26 months old and the other is
only three weeks.
Mrs. CouttS was native of Aber-
deem Scotland, and came to this coun-
try when only child. Her father,
the late James Simpson, was with the
late George G. Mackie, the pioneer
Scotch stone cutter in Barre. She
was married 10 Mr. Coutts June 20,
1899. While not member she was
constant aad regular attendant at the
Presbyterian church. She also be.
longed to the Ladies OF Clan Gordon
who will attend her funeral in body.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow
at her late home at 2 O'Clock
on Shurtletf place and
Rev. T. II. Mitchell will otficiate She
leaves many warm friends to mourn
her early end and her husband has
the sympathy OF large circle Of
friends in bis a1li elton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
Latest Edition
CITY News.

lac Moran sisters at opera house
WIFI al nv Songs and danes to-
night.
Wonder and Belemare will de- single
anu oouole ac's at opera house to-
night,
Willis Abbott Of Lewiston Me-,
spent lnday in tnr city calling On
.riel dS.
Mrs. Martin and son Allen Martin,
left THIS morning for their home in
Essex Junction.
Positively the last night o' the
Broadway Vaudeville Co. at opera
mousse tonight.
The last night to see Iilda Tucker
at cpera house tonight A.. new
songs and dances.
Miss llilda Tucker tonight Will say
good bye to Barre audiences. See her
Spanish dance WI ich has given her Il
national reputation.
Charles X. TileSton Of Caveadish,
formerly of this city, has been taken
with para ySiS while his wife lies very
low with consumption Mr.. and Mrs.
Tileston have only recently returned
from Putnam, Conn. He was taken
Saturday morning ana will pro 2ably
not recover.
Mr. and Mrs. George N TiIdeL
while driving home from Northh ID,
yesterday saw a sight that is rarely
equalled 1t was "A woodchuck in the top
Of a tree. The tree was a leaning one
standing at an angle OF about ~ de-
grees and the woodchuck was eating
leaves at distance Of 20 feet from
the ground,
Or. Joe W. Jackson, wife anc son,
left this morning for Fitchburg, Mass.
to attend the wedding of their cousin
Eva fIlen Jackson. From there they
will go to WiIliamsport Penn, to
visit two of Mrs. Jackson's brothers.
The doctor expects to be absent about
two weeks during which time his
flee will be closed.
Fay Blake the clerk at the City
IIo;el had a. peculiar experience Satur-
day morning about 30. He was
hopping out the office when Strang-
er entered and sat down. Mr.. Blake
asked him if he wanted anything and
the visitor replied that he only want
ed place to sit down. The clerk
went on with his work and soon he
heard the stranger behind the count
er. When questioned about this he
said he wanted to brush his cap. Mr..
Blake then went into the other room
then he heard the money drawer rat
tie. He caught the man there and
the latter started for the street wear
ing Mr.. Blake's hat. The clerk chased
him as far as Or. Stickney's house
where he lost track OF him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
EAST BARRE.

Harry A. McAllster Of Montpelier
was here several days the last part of
last week visiting mis- brother Arthur.
j. NJ. Chase returned last Wednes'
cay from two weeks visit through
the northern part OF the state While
in Hardwtck he visited at the home
Of +. II. Campbell who viii be pleas.
antly remembered by people in East
Barre and vicinity lie says Mr..
Campbell is nicely located, and is
having a good trade.
E. R. Davis of Barre city was here
Saturday on business.
Enoch Campbell is going to work
for Plested & Dickey.
M. W. Hyland and wife have gone
to Burlington for short stay, Mr.,
Hy and having gone there for treat
ment in the hospital.
We were glad to see l.. p. Cheney
on the streets again Saturday after
about two weeks experience with the
rheumatism.
w. A. Cutler has been laid up for
nearly two weeks with the grip, but
Is now able to be around
e. M. Tubbs is clerking for J. l..
Elk.
News arrived here Saturday morn.
Ing that Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. |. Cheney
of Montpelier had became the parents
Of nice boy Congratulations.
Mrs. A. +. McAllister was able tl
ride out Sunday for the first time
since her sickness,
Burt Lalime of East Barre and Miss
Jangraw, ,who has been In the employ
Of DR.. Macarthur, were married at
Barre Saturday by City Clerk Wells.
Every body smoked Saturday night.
The two and half years old child
Of V. z. Gravel is dangerously sick
with lung trouble. DR.. stickney
was called to consult with DR.. Nc.
Arthur in the case.
W. V. GrearSon is moving his
household goods to Williamstown to
day where he is to live,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hall were cal
led to Wllliamstown yesterday by the
critical Illness OF their daughter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
CITY news

Entire change and much longer
program at opera house tonight.
Alex YoungsOn returned this morn
ing from Ms trip to Scotland.
Rem e Der the Broadway Vat de.
Vile Co. at opera house tonight.
Angelo Scampini has started up his
merry go-round for the summer.
The last night Of the Broadway
Vaudeville Co. at opera house t..
night,
Remember all new program and
the last night of the Broadway Vaude-
vile Co., at opera house tonight.
Mrs, James Morse returned to her
home in Mortified this morning after
visit with her daughter, Mrs c. M.
Wiley.
Miss Elsie Even left this morning
to resume charge Of her school at Boil.
ton after spending Memorial day in
the city.
The TELEGRAM bulletin board to-
night will contain tine result CT the
base ball game at Meriden, N. H., be.
tween Goddard and X. u. A.
Mr., and Mrs. E. F. Durham left
left this afternoon for Winooski t.
help organize chapter Of the Order
Of the Eastern Star. From there they
will 60 to Bennington t. attend the
meeting OF the grand chapter which
will begin Wednesday
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
CITY News.

The Juniors defeated the Toughs at
baseball Saturday afternoon by score
Of 9 to O.
James Dickie and Miss Bella Wood
were married Saturday evening by
Rev. +. A. Poole.
Miss Agnes Nash is now employed
in assisting the assessors in making
up the grand list book.
Mrs. f. F. Walker has gone to
Middesex to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hazsn Clark, for a few days.
George Lamsom, +. w. Averill, DR..
c. W. Steele and William Wishart
returned this morning from their trip
to Lake Champlain for cruise in For.
mer Mayor N. d. Phelps gasoline
boat. The remainder of the party
came back this afternoon.
An enjoyable private picnic was
held at the home of Raymond Diemer
at Plainfeld yesterday.
f. n Whtcomb left this noon for
Hinsdale, N. H., on few days bust
ness trip
Patrick Breen returned this noon
from Burlington and Underhill.
Philip Marion is laid up with a
broken left arm, received recently.
Clan Gordon, O. S. c., will hold a
regular meening this evening.
There will be meeting Of all the
employing blacksmiths this evening
at the shop Of K. G. Briggs
The Goddard Seminary base ball
nine left this morning for Meriden,
\, H. where they are playing Kim
ball Union Academy this afternoon.
On their way home tomorrow they
Will stop at Bethel long enough to
play the Whitcomb high school nine
Of that town.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
CITY News.

A number OF non.union ca-nenters
a l', III tne city preparing to 20 to work
them. ""n'
Inc local coal dealers are already ey.
peflenclng Shortnesss Ia their s,innlv
VI coal ana are only sending small
loaos 10 their customers iust to belr
.helA along until they can get enough
10 supply the demands.
Mrs. j. n. Jenny and Mrs Rich.
mond OF Burlington who have been
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Jackson
ior me past week returned to their
noon.
The Republican town Committee Of
hast Montpelier has called a caucus
Tor the election Of delegates to the
state and cou ty conventions at two
. CLOCK Tuesday afternoon, at the
Town hall in the East Village.
Miss Stanley the nurse who has been
caring for Joseph Williams child has
returned to her home In Essex on ac
count OF illness
a ladies gold watch was lost last
nlght between Silver and Seminary
streets. Finder will be rewarded bv
returning to this office.
Hose No. will hold lis regular
mouthIy meeting this evening at the
Blackwell street hose house.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
his is the Jackal"

thus the lecturer in the side show in
troduced the Jack H. "otherwise known
as the Ii n per~ider, who ptwides
wisionsfor the Lion perwid d ne
can git EN-" Contributed , The
astute Snowman recognized contin
gency. We recognize and insure con
tingencies, mentioning at this time
Life Insurance, Annuities, survivor
ships and Endowments.
National Llfe Insurance c.. Of Yer
N ont (MutuaD ORGANIZED IN 1850
) S. Ballard General Agent, n. B
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3
Miles Block, Bare. Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
|G. |. JACKSON & co.
MORSE & JACKSON,
b. NJ. MILES.
NOTICE !!

TO whom it may concern notice is
hereby given that the partnership ex-
sting between L. 4. Dodge and R.
W. Eunsmoor is this day dissolved by
mutual consent and that l.. B. Dodge
will continue the business, paying all
tine debts Of the said firm aud collect
ing al money due them.
Barre, VT. May 90.
l.. B. Dodge,
f. W. UunsmoOr.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
WIILIAMSTOWN,

Mrs. Jennie, wife OF Luke Hall,
died this morning at 42O from
complications resulting from an
abscess. She was born in Maple
Grove, P. O., and would have been
SO il she had lived until June 20. She
leaves five children. her husband
father, three brothers and one sister
The deceased was member OF the
Episcopal church.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
pruuu>ed Cotton Merger.

hu.b'a GA, June "A meeting OF
~,tt T mill owners, representing
sQ7Cto -land.es in the states of Ala,
bill tennessee and Georgia, has
bee lec Il this city TO consider a
rar tl.posed by +. L. Underwood
|,po ,or4rd Paulson of New York
|t0nye ~ the forming of merger
|vt.l combine under one manage.
|n.1t .4 tle cotton yarn mills Of the
out. Iae decision of the mill owners
n a,tlulaupe was unanimously in ia.
he Il .ecltns the plan proposed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
|e IRE Headquarters

f.: Trunks. Suit Cases, and Travelling Bags. The out
of our Trunk looks very much Xix, any other trunk
& here is vast difference in the way they are put to-
..e.qr. We buy only reliable makes--goods that we We
know will stand hard usage, such as trunks are sure u
~, Also Trunk Straps, Shawl straps, ETC.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
TANNER NAILED TO A TREE
,hlp,c. Rob and Then Torture n,
tiabnMnn.

urf~N lie, .A.a.. June : Tom Han.
les. a raruer living near Berkeley
,q. .s-uutttG and robbed by two men
,,e fI.,'. tuI,td t" Il tree.
lle vas rescued alive. hut lis hand.
u,t l.,.y toi!I, and he VIII not H.,
,,0 Z, Wr!k for several months. IInr.
les, t5d hcCn Flowing and was eating
T., o..l at spring when he was
uD....''G - Two strange men with
ms, WAC rohl,cl lin Of 81 and then
i.u.,a l,Iu against Il tree.
h. I,.- 1t lo DIS of flesh on each sd,
v,p + rd oHt and nailed to the tree.
sra ..- aahGs We're stretched above his
had ut treated likewise.
L. Il. S. condition the man remained
MI. 81 Is Wien he was rescued by q
AruluNJ
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

An adjourned meeting OF the Green
Mountain Lodge, 7546, |. O o. F.,
NJ. o., wi be held Monday evening,
June 2, when the Gold degree will be
worked on several candidates. 43
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The members of the Ladies Of Clan
Gordon are requested to attend the
fun ,ral Of our late sister, Mrs. Annie
Simpson Coutts at her late home, on
Shurtleif Place on Tuesday at 2 p. No..
Please wear badges.
Per order OF
Chief Sister.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
Cash for Coal

e the Undersigned coal dealers have decided sell a tor
csn only The large coal now demand cash from ms
nd the freight must be paid before get coal to uno ad
ynder these CONDITIONS do a credit business
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
WEATHER PREDICTION.

Vermont showers and cooler to.
night and Tuesday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-11
Somewhat Better Than Politics.

On Saturday evening there is, to be a
mass meeting in New York to enlist SYM
pathy with and aid for the striking an
thracite miners in Pennsylvania under the
direction Of the Central Federated Union
of that city. The union has appointed a.
committee to wait on President Mitchell
of the u. M. w. of A. and advise him to
call a convention for the purpose of or
ganizing an Independent political party
to take the field in behalf Of the interests
Of labor, if the anthracite strike is not
settled in ten days.
This proposition is one which it is
very likely President Mitchell will be un-
willing to indorse. The attempt to or
ganize labor into a political party has
been made often and it has failed every
time. There is not the slightest prob
ability that merger of the labor unions
Of the country to act as political unit
can be effected. In 1888 the union labor
ticket received 14s, los votes. In 1892 the