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Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21
BLACK HAWK.

Herbert Smith and family have re-
they take up residence.
Sixty stamps of the Boston & Denver
company's mill in this city are kept
running with good results.
DIR. Nickerson, of the Fairfield mine,
Russell district, is running one battery
of five stamps on ore from that mine at
the Hidden Treasure stamp mill in this
city. The results are giving good salts
faction to the Fairfield company.
Ben Olsen, w. f. Flick and wife, and
Charles Runquist and wife, returned
Sunday from vacation spent at and
near Grand lake, Grand county. They
had very enjoyable time
w. II. Davis, mine superintendent of
the Boston & Denver Mining and Milling
company, spent Sunday at Idaho Springs
Mrs John Curry and family have re-
turned to this city from Denver and will
take up residence here.
j. B. Hamell, mill man at the Boston
& Denver mill, paid flying visit to Den
yer last Sunday.
II. M.Timson and father spent Sun
day with r. s. BARLEY. Mr.. Timson and
daughter have been spending the sum
mer here, returned to Denver Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Ed. c. Hughes, after visit here
bn. 70 Er,a
Tuesday evening.
"Oom Paul." George Schneider re-
turned from Salt Lake City Sunday
Ed Sullivan also arrived with him
City Marshal w. r. Backus and w.
L. Crossley pulled out Sunday morning
for trip to Middle Park to be absent
two weeks. Night Police Thomas
O'Meara is attending to the marshalls
duties, while George Hoppe is night
police.
Fred r. Hughes and Tug Reynolds
left Monday morning for an outing in
Middle PARK.
A steam plant of machinery for the
Bant mine has been received by the
Nebraska owners of the property, which
is being set up at the mine by Stroehle
& Sons. George Johnston is manager.
Joseph Waldhardt took in his group
of mines in the head OF Miners gulch
Vermillion district, last week. He and
his partner John Kurri will make a ship
ment to the Miners Sampling Works
next week.
During the absence of Fred r. Hughes
in Middle park, his father Edward G.
Hughes will have charge of his meat and
vegetable market in this city.
Ray Murray hired span Of horses
and buggy of e. S. Blake last Sunday.
In the evening when he returned the tor
of the buggy looked like it had been
through an Iowa cyclone, caused by the
team running away below Missouri Falls.
E. S. Moulton, manager Of the Rocky
Mountain Mill and Concentrator plant
returned from Denver Monday evening
accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Henry Becker and daughter
Miss Florence returned from Denver
Monday evening, accompanied by Miss
MerricS, OF Waterloo, Iowa. The latter
will visit with Mrs. Becker for several
weeks.
The local tribe OF Red Men of this city
held a smoker last Saturday evening at
Scandal hall, which was largely attend
ed and proved highly enjoyable affair.
Fritz Stroehle now has charge of the
Idaho Springs machine shops for his
firm. and WI make that city his home
1t is expected that he will make weekly
trips to this city, for while at least.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21

Train '53 WIN Leave Denver at q 40 y. IN.
On Sundays via the Colorado & South
ern for Golden, Idaho Springs, Central
City, Silver Plume and intermediate
stations.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21

Foley's Kidney cure will cure diseases
arising from disordered kidneys or blad-
der. Sold by j. B. Merritt, The Fair.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21

All kinds of guns and ammunition at
Rapin's.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21
Family liquors at Reiva & Co.
For Rent.

For Rent.
The Washington House, of Central
City. Inquire at Quigley's Lumber
Office.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1902-08-21

A sewing machine, for cash, cheap.
Enquire at this Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
", b workman returned to Austin

Mr.. W, II. workman returned to Austin
last night
Mr.. Otis Wilson OF Paris M is n guest
OF relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. G. c. nuson, ono Of Crowlcy's. La.
prominent men. was in tho city yesterday
on a business trip.
Mr.. h. y Eastman Of Huntsville was A
visitor to this city yesterday on business,
returning home on the afternoon train.
Mrs, Florence Z. h. ShafIcr, after pleas
ant visit 81 few days Ia her friend Mrs
Alva Clay Bravo Of Orange Texas. re.
turned home yesterday
Miss Bertha Winterbottom. the O-year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Winter
bottom of this city, arrived IN this city
yesterday morning from Springfield. MI.
where she has been making her home with
her grandparents.
Mr.. ]. r. Gibson OF Trinity, county spr.
veyor Of Trinity county, and ono Of tho
leading citizens and democratic leaders Of
the county, was in Houston on business
yesterday. He left on the afternoon train
over tho international and Great Northern
railroad for his home.
Messrs. c, II. Moore and A. Templcton
and A. Ferguson Of Corsicaua and Mr. q
u. Pullen Of Beaumont, all prominent oil
men and members and officers Of the Ma
/ tional OH and Pipe Line company. were
In this city Wednesday and yesterday con
Sultlng with members Of the c0mpanv who
reside In this city and looking after me
interests OF their company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
CITY BREvlTIEs.

The county. schools Will close today on
account Of the funeral Of Prof. r. /.
James "
Tho Light Bearers Social circle OF Shearr
Methodist church will meet this afternoon
at o'clock with Mrs. George w scheultz
corner Lamar and Travis
There are undelvered kilograms at tho
Postal telegraph office. lis Main street. for
I. c. Wilson (colored). Mrs Emma Ford
Nolen, Mrs. X. n. Williamson.
Owing 10 the absence Of Miss Duuoyant
from the city there viii be no meeting If
the Oran NJ. Roberts chapter. Daughters
Of the Confederacy, this afternoon.
There was a caucus meeting az the owl
ring last night, held at the office OF MIR
Wharton Bates, on Main street at which
u Is understood that the aldermanic sitna.
tion was discussed.
The regular Friday night hor Of the Hors.
ton Iurnycrcin win be glvcn al Turner haiI
this evening. The Turnvoreln will give H.
ANIMAL masquerade hail on the evening sf
TUESDAY, February H.
The detective force late last evening ar
rested Pearl weldon. Young negresS
charging her with burglary The warrant
was sworn cut BY Rshculn, the negro ae.
teetiTs. and Aftsg tha Arrssl shs was taken
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
ORIGIN OF THE WORD PUPIL
Or. Seymour Says Eyes With Pupils
That OIste Great Deal Are Very
Apt to Be Defective.

The pupil Of the eye is so called he.
cause when looking in it very small
image Of the observer may be seen: hence
the term from the Latin "pupinus," or
little pupil.
large pupil is one Of the chief beau.
ties OF the eye, and so well Is this rec.
ognlzed TINT many Use Itv0pil or ltI
adonna, which dilatrs the nupU Vel a
dllated pupil Is very common symptom
OF defective vision The iris (, u shutIrr
10 regulate the amount %. gnt failing
on the retinu, and IN the la,tpr he dull
or defective u requires 4 larger supply
Hence a dilntcI pupil Is often asspc.ntcd
Elth trc,ue rctlna. which. Of CourSn.
means feeble vision Shortslchtcd people
hsve often y greater conycN.-v ot the front
OF the cornoa, and this LIQUIDS q certain
brightness to tho eve Apart from these
mechanical causes, there is-l very com
mon. bur unexplained, association ~ de.
fectivc sight, aud an irritable uuI easily
Unnamed eye. with some 81 tho rlrrr ana
more beautiful colorcd rises. The much
admired violet eye, and ,auaru shndcS
OF gray and hlrc. often si(rrr from such
associated defects Those with long cvc.
lashoN are said 30 he alu,rc subject ia
ste" and other iunnmm5 tipus.
Many times ncnlistS U,r helndonnl to
bring about ccri1iu cerrr"' Ions ~ SIGHT
and although mr. seymour considers This
reihod emit" effective vet h MS suncgior
knowledge ~ tho use of 1cnsnS de- do
ponds almost cn'lrClv untu ~, ,rtirr Tor
drafting the pupils of his natIcptS' c~cs
His Offices arc situated tn tho Moro.
Burnett block. 1oi3 Texas avrnua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
JuDGn WILSON'S WITHDRAWN

Judge W. II, Wilson has requested The
Post to withdraw his announcement for
mayor and state IN this connection that
such action IS entirely voluntary on his
part and In accordance with the reasons
stated In the following letter:
ITO the Houston Municipal Ownership
Climb
Houston, Texas, January %, 1902 Cen
tlemen: Since announcing as candidate
for the office OF mayor. business opportun.
tiles tof which ! can ayai uly self al the
termination OF my duties as district iudge
nave presented themselves 10 me ~ such
character that l could undertake the duties
OF mayor only at considerable loss ~ my.
SELF. ! accordingly tender my Withdrawal
as candidate
Having noticed In the press some criti.
cism or the gentlemen at whose Instance |
made my announcement. | take this occa.
sion 10 state that IL we're candidate for
otnee they are the very persons whose SUP
port would most desire; and | know them
ia have at heart the good II the city Yours
truly, VIM III. Wilson"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
Meeting of The Holt Central Municipal
Ownership Club.
TIE BEST MATERIAL FOR ALDERMEN
win Be Sought Out by Committees and
Asked to Make the Rsce-A Cry
for Harmony.

Tho friends and supporters Of Colonel
Q. r. Holt mot last night AZ Colonel IIolt's
ofGcc AMI organized what will he known as
the Holt Central Municipal Ownership
club with c. A. Mltchnpr as president and
w u. IIll rs secretary
The question Of securing the best possible
material for aldermen to make the race
with Colonel Holt as the head Of the ticket
was Informally discussed and several
lanes were suggested and their ayailnbil-
lty canvassed. 1t was finally decided TO
appoint committees in each ward to in
tervicw those whose names were before
the meeting, or such other citizens ms they
might regard as being good material for
aldermen and report back to another meet
ing OF the central club TO hc held toni"r-
row night 1t Is not tho purpose of these
subcommittee to bring out any candidates
for aldermen, but simply to start the move
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
TAKEN TO NEBRASKA
The End of the Celebrated Case of
Noel Martin.
HE FOUGHT A HARD LEGAL BATTLE
But tho Courts Decided Against Him and
he Is Returned-Returns Thanks
Before His Departure.


deputy thlet OF Police Henry Thompson
left last night via the Katy dyer for ST.
;ouis Tbn rhiof INA t,, ,i,.Iod,, &,oi Nt,r
'''"'' Nv 'uN' """ j" vu''o"H No'' M"'
TN aHhs leNhs' VINO VIII be taken TO An
bern, Ncb., to answer an information Glcd
orginst him 3, ,b,. ,.q,,nt,- court a., \,,,.l,,
- IN "'
''"'"N' "''Ll'- '"'l' from Tue person.
The departure of Martin recalls the i'm
| tcrr.tlng irr,t bgttr, fb.t n.,..,rrcI ,rta,
At, ,. ,1.,
! I4S arrest lu lHlN Guy NY 'rbHlF 'hI'l
| Thompson and the late OFFICER James This
orrrai ,..ts. p,,dr mn p.t,b,r 90 lgnt pr,
49,, ., 800. &C.,. .,
WINS U" '""' ""'' ''P"N ''''I AF''N
noticed In 20 police luuuui called Tho DE
tcrtlyc plcturo and dissolution uf MI
,i,r,tz ,,.4.,, ......'.......',t
mum" INC SN'''" "''""P"UN"'- ln' pc
turc giving the Information thar no WAS
wanted IN Anb,rrp Ncb for thief, from
,n, n'r.au ~. o.,. Lonpc,,d ~. .,.
inc prlSoh. NC WAS HnNN'ifu as SnN
plclous and whom his Identity was mllE
n,oycd ,hc cn,r.a y.,s rbnuged to road
80" w.
lHElUNc from JuN'l''' "' ->'"' ASH" "'.
thoritics Wcrc at once communicated With
and tho, wired a rouuo.t to hold Martin
-,
L". an "n1'r lhI Wy allet ~ N',"n.
o. han'Hs ,"'p.S vas Hpru un,i i'iuiih2ul',
1Hl"I' 'unSr N. NlWn III Ne 'tlmlu,l,
ulS'il'i court micro DOING nntnluE 10 h"iH
We rHSon'i iulhrl lhAn lnr l'i'Er"phl'
uSpnl'l ll"n nc Nrote'hn ponce ne Was
iu''uS'u 'n ln' same clcnhE' H'tpn't
~, ~ h.'| rl",N, nc was r'atre.t'h on u
,r,rg,2am from ne g','rnor oi JONAS IN,
HIl'llng ih' officers {" arrest Mar'h ana
nod MIN Tor cNtraGiiion papers lr@m tho
Evetn"i "I Nrbi'SNa On we tmiGWlnS
uhN anolh't W.T., WIS su'u ON ana Mattul
again faced Jndsc Allen TINS time no
Wae lennnuCa 10 l9G CUSTOM ol the Hh'uu.
lhIee dalS 'ai'r John ne Long, 9n agent
81 me State 81 NcbraSkh arrived IN lous-
loh WIN lePulNlUop papers AGAIN ,Wtl
81 haheas corpus was lGSortcd To ana Mar,
IN was again rcmanded TO the custody OF
VIC Snerlu OF Harris county. pending nm
gpptaI 70 INC court OF criminal Appeals ol
l"NNs, ABOUT twenty Gays later tho court
o appeals rendered decision AlnrmlhE
ne dtrlslon OF the lower court since that
tlme Martin ms heen hcld IN the county
ysll awaiting 70 ne conveyed to the town
OF Aunurn' me arrungenents Tor MS re-
7 turn were only completed n day or two
ago. ChMt thompson VIII TAKE the prls-
UUner 20 ~ LOUIS, where ne VIII ne Ge-
hNered 10 me agent or the state or Ne
piaSka-Johh ne Long whose patience has
az last been rewarded.
M speoElhg OF the Martin case, Chlef
thompson sQld me prisoner was wanted
on Inc chargo or stealing gold watch ana
that was about ton miles from Auburn,
"A "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
A DAY IN THE CITY.

TEMPLE BErH ISRAEL. Services will
be held at the Temple Roth Israel this
evening at I.t5 ana tomorrow morning at
! 10. Evening address; Moses Mach
inanidcs, te Man Of Heart Morning
reading from Joshua II.
SEWER INSPECTOR Mr.. f. \. Rics.
nor. chairmau Of tho board OF public works,
was ont on tho streets yesterday after q
serious spell Of Illness lie saws he will
not he able to take up the matter OF the
/ inspection Of the sewer plant until some
time next week, This, however will not
cause any delay. as there arc some repairs
which are aeccSsary 20 he made before the
plant can he Inspected.
CENTRAL w. c. t. L. MEETING, The
I Central Womau's Christian Temperance
| Union will hold very interesting and In.
/ structiye meeting in the chapel Of thc
/ Central Christian church this afternoon at
o'clock. The program to he use1 at
this meeting was prepared especially for
local unions by Mrs Mary II. Hunt tho
worlds national superintendent Of scientific
instruction. aud cditgcSS or the School
Physiology Journal. Mrs Mhills, presi-
dent Of the local union urges that every
member he present and Invites all who
| are not members.
! MARRIED BY JUSTICE HILL-A
pretty hut quiet wedding occurred at the
home Of Mrs. Fears, on Preston avenue
! last evening at 500 O'Clock, when in n
| beautiful little ceremony Justice W. t..
/ I'm united in marriage Mr., Rufus b Me
/ Crovy Of this city aud Miss Ella Fsubeon
/ OF Garrison, Texas Miss Faubcon. VINO
! was very popular young lady AZ her
| home, was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fears
! u this city. The groom Is well known
| here and has many friends who will heart
lay congratulate him on the prize he uas
won The young couple viii make their
home In this city.
SWITCHMEN's BALL.-Houston Lodge
No. 60. switchmeu's union. win give their
FIRST grand ball tonight at Bryan hall
The Invitation committee consists Of Y.
c. Brandt, n. O'Connm, :, g, Gilhreath
ia Quinn r. T.. HeacOck. W. T. Cecil.
other committees are as Follows;
Arrangement committce-F. q. Brandt
Reception Committee Fred Keller, II, /.
Lyons. b. l.. IL; j. j. Kelly, n n n.
H. Fitzgerald, r. n. r.: IL, II Brandt
| S. L. " A.; $. c. Gllbreath, :. L. \,
A.; @ Eblck, n. L, r.; Jones 5, Y.
Floor commlttee-J Ward d Fitzgerald
Id Lowe, Fred Keller, $. s. McClintock.
HIGH ART READING Mrs Rertha
K,ns Baker. tho great intcrpretailve read
ey. who will give "IiAiglon" at Saenger.
brnd han this evening arrived IN this
city last evening and Is stopping al the
Rice hotel Mrs. Raksr win be pleased TO
have the haies Of ne city call on her a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
AT THE THEArER.
Emma Nevada Last Nioht-An Evenino
OF Music.

OF Music.
small audience greeted the second
American prlma donna Houston has had 10
sing for FER this week Rut ns one man
was heard to remark. while the storm NJ
applause ragged around him: cts a little
house, but It makes 4 big fuss"
Now, this critic is an enthusiastic ad.
mlrer of the modern school of music n,
which Wagner is the popularity accented
leader and exponent, but II zone must he
on with the old love before one Is on with
the new" then this one will have 10 rank
with the fogies when II comes to-just sing.
As long as people are pleased With the
liar. P'P
Mime. Nevada's voice has l5st nothing n,
Us exquisite beauty and freshness since
she was heard here season or So MOO
But her selections were not thE time 10
numerous or SO varied and eYaetine in
visit. - ~ 49, 'A' "''e" Q" ner FORMER
Her .nrst. song was that Of Mysoli from
the Pearl OF Brazil" In this she was
her voice was Just as clear and true and
even sweeter than the flute, and nobodv
who has not heard Mr., Daniel Maauarre
play the nute can realize what high praise
Mme,'s songs were all delightful. and
perhaps the one that appealed most
stIongy 70 the Feelings was that dear
thing from "Mignon." "Connais tn &c
paysT
One OF the three encore songs Nevada
sang was 6awless, that was "The Man
n the Moon" But her rendltions OF ''The
Old Kentucky Home" and Home, Sweet
Home" did not cause this critic 10 re-
wise her old opinion that Nine. Nevada
would act wisely II she would leave simple,
roniful ballads like these 10 other singers
altogether.
The three artists who aeeompan1> and
assist Nine. Nevada are all hne-nnd
whom say fue mean--ln fact, fine! More
space and full comment viii be given them
Ia Sundays Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
AND STILL THEY CONF
another Hold-Up at Grand Central Denot
Wednesday Mont.

- = CT vi dflu ACnlFdl llGnOt
Wednesday Night.
Another "hold-up" at the Grand ceptro,
depot in this city occurred wednesday
%rtSInI ana as result Mr.. l.. w. Scott ~
J",uulpld. Tenn, who was visiting tbis
S S.S, Is MINUS s26 so The passenger train 9
d o, was late arriving In Houston Wedncs
~ night. on it were l.. W. Scott Of
do onuipnla, Tenn aud his two Young lodv
WIN ',is' coming in from New 0rloonss
frd nnn ~. iir' scott and his daughters njirbt i
loH the train they made with Tho crn,yd
tt Sc d iee depot Stopping before going in
daughters HGo, Sgott was talking with his
'@ eon up against him hut there Ing Inr
" ro tnSluerab,e crowd and no interestcd rs
whaI ne was saving to his dangbtsrs ebo ~
~ an6y would stop paid little intention
,bS oar%St would probably have never never
he INA or l me Young mon again After
Nv. Nv usu eAtflcated himself and HE 5aan
t ba car lTo m tue toi, crowd and was wang fot
onsy 10 find that his pocket bnd LIST hds money;
OF ~ - ~; Mr. Scott Is LEADING cI ttne q
tbo S 1al,a Tenn, and has brother A On
'ne ponce force Of that city '''eF on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
TOSELECT ALDERMANIC TICKET

mont and secure the names OF available
citizens and at tho meeting ON Suturd y
night. when tho ward committees make
their reports It will he decided who will
he requested to make the rnce on the Holt
ticket This central club Is In favor n
municipal ownership and In strict harmony
with the views Of Colonel Holt ia NIL rat.
ters Of municipal reform.
-
Some Of the leaders Of tho ring arc now
crying for harmony aud In this connection
It has been suggested that in so much as
Colonel Holt has now been Endorsed Ivy
an factions. that the opportunity 10 test
whether or not the ring mnnlpulators de-
sire harmony will come when the Holt al
dcrmanic ticket Is announced AMI n they
desire harmony they Will support that
ticket and stop any further wrang!ing.
~
The Holt man whose opinions as ex-
pressed In The Post Of Yesterday was at
"'rhe filthy attack OF the afternoon ring
organ is Just what was expected and what
was anticipated. The kind of billngsgate
INDUCED in by the little organ does no
one any harm except those for whom the
organ claims to speak.
'Thc fact is that very few people pay
any attention to what It says on any sub
Jet aud such an attack MS 1t made on The
Post, "a in the past, will but continue to
make friends for The Post with all decent,
respectable people"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
? \ I RIC|A|
aaCIllIFisxE iIqlIEgEEglii5iEsl

structcd gravel parcments on y
street, Dallas avenue and Sall feaF
This work being done under hls sslg7
has been mt Il considerable. saIlH, =
city. 1s he estimates IL, ahonl W.
of what It woud have cost II Z. y
contract. Another very imporlanl w
cOmplishcd- by Mr.. brennan, anq wv
also in the nature OF a perlh1ggF,ss.
Improvement, was the raising y w.
pavement on Main street beycea A'sl
avenue. thus improving the afalpfsa,.
hitherto poorly drained section 80 ~ ~
Considering tho means Mt MS w
refers with u parlonahle pefsaail,gla,,
Tho very much improved conuitr. h,
streets and street crossings qu, q
mluistrati0n and what he mas uv,, y
ways been within tho measer Nu@ n, 4
allowed his department. u9tlns y "
Flower and Vegetable ffsll..ah,. M NJ
routed a gang Of orators tbat sl ss5 a
~ taken possession OF one % Sstsl
business streets IN the CITY an wv "a
big storm IN Scntomher ne ca1w ILL.,,
To Galveston, whore he dld 'eOr
In the cause of humanity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24

John Atkins, Esq, superintendent OF the
Burk-Akins oil company Of Buffalo. y. y"
arrived In the city yesterday. lie said.
II have had considerable experience In he
oil business, and have come here 10 On
gage In II. My company has large
quantity Of machinery on th" ground hl
juror Station, twelve miles beyond l1errc
function and we are waiting fUr pipe. As
soon MS that arrives land We are looking
for II every dny) we will commence TO SUM
a well and will 90 down until We ind oil
II there is any in that sec e1n at any rca'
sonablc depth"
gentleman remarked to the short
Talk" man. In yesterdays short Talks
some business man made public his opin-
ion which is quite an injury to those az
fectcd While the gentleman goes not
disclose his business or himself, 10 IS owl,
lent he has not thoroughly m acquainted
himself with the true facts. There are at
present muny good. honest and cunscieu'
nous workers who are out of employment
who. while not coming under his clause
wll certainly furnish aim IN interesting
selection should he desire to become known
to them. To do the latter let us snggcs
The Posts wants These VIII hrlng 10
him few of the members mentioned
above.
Senator George d. Neal OF Navasota,
Grimes county, arrived in the city yester-
day TO Post man he said: II am n
candidate for lieutenant governor and Will
stay in the race until the democratic State
convention names the candidate II | don't
happen to be that man ! VIII step down
aud ont but not minute before under any
thing. The position | seek can have moth
Ing TO do with enforcing platform demands,
SO why should discuss Issues. Whenever
the platform Is made I VIII get right In
|