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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
SCHOONER LOST
WITH HER GREW R E
Passengers Are Thought to
Have Landed Before the
Catastrophe.
tBy Assoc1a ted Press )

+ - . b.
MOBILE, ALA, August A,-W. X. Ty-
son and Company received to-day a cable-
gram from Cenfuegos. Cuba, telling OF
the loss Of the American schooner g. r.
Bentley, lumber-laden, from Mobile to
Cienfuegos, The cablegram says the pas
sengers are safe. but the crew Is sup
posed to be lost.
It is thought here that the passengers
from Mobile landed at Grand Caymen
Eden was master OF the Bentley, and her
crew numbered eight Her cargo was
100000 feet OF lumber,
I'm the same hurricane the following
vessels were supposed to have been
wrecked: 4. 3, Z,
cagoula, August 18th, for Colon; besides
captain and crew Of seven, the captains
wife was on board, American schooner
Flora Morong. 200 tons, Captain i, Bod
den, from Colon, August 4th. for Pasca-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
RUNNER IN FRONT
AND AT THE WHEEL
Without the Touch Of lash the Hand
some California Bred Mare Ac-
compIished What Breeders
Have Dreamed Of for
Quarter Of a
Century.
nv 4 ssociated press.)

VI D. ii u. i .
RBADV1LLE, MASS. August 2--Be-
fore great crowd of spectators at Read
Vile to-day, and with track and weather
conditions perfect, Lou Dillon trotted
mile in two minutes, new worlds rec
ord. y.
So that the breezes might not inter
fere, Millard Sanders, driver of the great
mare. brought out the daughter of Sidney
Dillon for the attempt early 10 the oay'
For pace-makers there were TWO run
ming horses ilitched to oroad-carts-Peggy.
from Paris, driven by Doc Tanner, and
Carrie Nation, driven by Scott Mccoy.
The first score was fruitless, Lou Dillon
making a. break Just before reaching the
wire.i# On the second attempt. however,
the word was given. though Starting
Judge Walker rang his bell; but Tanner
nodded for him to say Co. and turning
to Sanders, called to him to come along,
Tanner kept Peggy from Paris directly IN
front OF the peerless chestnut trotteI. :.
way& the TITO went to the quarter pole In
thirty and one-quarter III seconds. WIN
never a skip, Lou Dillon went so smooth
galted down The backstretch as to lead
those not timing the mil 9 to believe that
her speed was not alarmingly fast The
half was clipped off in Loo So Around
the turn to the three-quarters pole the
clip quickened, the third quarter being
In 80 IA. making that part Of her jour
ney in /: 81. Faster and faster came Tan
ner with the runner and right with him
trotted the handsome Calfornia-bred q
mare Sanders was sitting perfectly still.
but Mccoy was crying aloud to his run
ner to cheer on Lou Dillon. ~ To the
amazement of all, the quarter was driven
In twenty-nine second, thus making the
mile in the wonderful time OF two min
utes. Summaries:
20S pace. purse s1.50o-Nervola Won IN
two straight heats; Loconda,,3 second:
Kavalli. third. Best time, 2:(6 La.
The Bluehill. 2:3o trot purse S, ,ooo--Kin-
ney Lou won in two straight heats;3 Patch
en- Maid. second; Margaret Bathgate.
third. Best time. 2:08 3-4.
Oslo pace, purse 81. --Albeck won in
two straight heats; Centrihc, second;
Merry Master, third Best, time zoo s4.
In two etraight heats; The Questor, sec
ond: Norrie, third Best time 200 Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
.WHISKEY QUESTION
IN OLD AMHERST
Local Option Election I
Distlller with Stock on
Hand Can't Sell 1t.
tf, fsnecial to The Times s-Dlspatch.)

AMHERST, VIRGINIA. August "a
In response to petition, signed
bv one fourth Of the voters OF
sPedlar Magister!al District, Judge j. NJ.
white. has ordered q local option election
for that district, to be held september
jsoth, This question was voted on IN
pedlar District about fifteen years ago,
and was carried by the temperance peo-
Ma FOR local option. During this time
several efforts have been made to get
signers enough to petition to have an
e,ection ordered, but the parties have
failed every time until this round.
Thera are a number Of dlstillerles In
this district and the owners and operators
are likely to make a desperate fight In
the hone OF carrying out their long-sought
nnrnose as ii is useless for them to manu-
facture their ntoxlcants without some
means of selling the same.
M the June term Of Amherst County
conr+ Mr. Lloyd Williams obtained dis
til,ars, license to manufacture and sell
whskav at Pedlar Mills, but on the
motIon ~ Mr. Thomas Whitehead. who,
yor : nnmber of years, has champloned
the cause of local option In this county.
was revoked by Judge i, NJ, White. ut
the term of his court So far as the
sala =, said liquors are concerned, the
Judge dee!dlngs hatj judesl act so sa ifIa thIa
aeclslon, M W Williams with several ttol-
leagses iIons M,, Of whiskey on hand, without
sn,,S anv nry,lege n Of soIlnG the same In Fed
lar District
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
MADE ASSIGNMENT
THROUGH MISTAKE
!. fRy.Aasoclated press. 5

(ByiAssocated Press)
NEW YORK. August 2i--Edgar G. Jur-
gensen, member Of the New York Stock
Exchange. gave notice OF an assignment
to-day. Flo was room trader OF some
prominence, but carried few outside ac-
counts. 8 tS.f n
After a notice Of the assignment had
been given at the county clerks Office
MIR. Jurgensen said a satisfactory settle
OF assignment was withdrawn He con-
tnucd doing business on the floor OF the
Stock Exchange as usual. Howell H.
Barnes. to whom tho assignment had been
made. said the whole thirg was mis-
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
STEAMER AFlRE s5.
BADLY DAMAGED.
(Bx Assocla ted Press.)

-1sI----
TAMPA, FLA, August A.-The steamer
Manatee, OF the Independent Line. plying
between Tampa and st. Petersburg and
Manatce River points, was badly damaged
BY fire. which was discovered In the
engine room at half-past tonight. The
steamer was we'll loaded with outgoing
freight. !,
The fire department turned out In full
force, Three streams were played on
the burning vessel, which was kept from
drifting, thus saving the other shipping
in the harbor and the docks. The upper
deck was totally destroyed and the lower
deck very badly damaged, The pilot
house and forward woodworks We're
burned away. exposing the boilers and
stack, The loss will be very heavy.
No lives were lost,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
LOTTERY SHARP
IS CONVICTED
"Major" Whelpley Got Six
Months In Jail and Must
Pay Fine Of $3.50.
(specIal to The Tlmes-plspatch)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
IIARRIsoNBURG. VA, August a.
"Alajor'' j.. N, Whelpley, who was ar
rested last Wednesday with 5000 lottery
tickets In his possession. signed BY the
Unlted States Finance Company. for a
drawing In the IIamburg-Amer'can lot,
terry, Of Germany, was. tried to-day ana
sentenced to six months In jail ana 70
pay q fine OF $3.50, .. ~.
The case was tried under the State lot
terry statute, In which the maximum Pun, pln,
tishinent is twelve months In jail and 800
flne. The United States authorities az,
IN the prosecution, not pressing the United
States warrant served on Whelpley sat-
urday. r, j, Gasklns, an alleged accom-
piice OF Whelpley will be tried to-mor--
row. The authorities are confident that
thavs have run down gang OF lottery
sharps that have operated IN several
larger cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
fByAssocIated Press1

u
NEW YORK, August M.-After having
removed 1,1o0 pounds OF ballast and taken
on board a cable and anchort weighing
that much, the Shamrock III. was re-
measured In dry dock In Erie basin
to-day. The net result was that there
was no change In the time allowance OF
one minute and flfty.scven seconds which
the Reliance Is compelled to give her.
The challenger was Just three-one- hun
dredths OF foot shorter than before the
change, and, that difference was not sufil.
Client to make q second s Increase or de-
crease in her time allowance. Her load
water-lIne length..is now s9.7S feet, and
her racing length 104.375. ifl. ls a sss
A new In boom measured to-day was
no longer than the oldtone. N VI I.
In to-morroW's. race Shamrock II. VIII
carry q new mainsail., ). The new sail was
1 bent on to the spars to-day after the
challenger had reached her anchorage
The now sal is a Ratsey. and Sir Thomas
Upton and Captain Wringe assert thai
the change is made not because the other
mainsail was considered sinadequate, but
that the new sail which has been tried
before and found a good one. may be bet
ter In the style OF racing to be followed
tomorrow. The new mainsail. when
fully stretched, was much better III
than the old one.
To an Associated Press correspondent
Sir Thomas Upton said: THE remeas-
urc was simply a matter OF form. SO
that every portion OF the conditions under
which the race is made would be complied
with. 1t was the simplest thing IN the
world to add the anchor and chain and
take out the same amount Of lead bal
last or to leave on the lead and remove
the anchor and chain. Tell me what dif-
ference 1t is, will you? Mind you. I'm
not finding any fault, but simply making
a query as to what was gained by the
remeasurement."
Then. with smile, and pointing to
bunch OF kilograms on the table, he said !:
II see I am accredited with being de-
spondent and unhappy over Saturdays
result. Well. I'm neither. wish we
might have won, 1t Is true, but am not
at all willing to concede that the Reliance
is the winner. My boat will make a good
showing yet also want It understood
that have not criticised Captain
Wringe's sailing Of the Shamrock III.
on Saturday."
Reliance will go out tomorrow With
new j:b but otherwise In the same trim
as the first day. Mr.. Iselin and Captain
Barr declined to talk OF Relance's ability
In a triangular race or why they had
changed their 1lb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
WILL ABANDON FRUIT
LINE INTO CHARLESTON
(By Associated Press

BOsTON,s MASS, Aug A.-OWing to the
recent storms In jamaica, the United
Fruit Company has decided to abandon
its line Of fruit steamers into Charleston,
s.. q. The company will continue 70 70
orders from Its other seaboard divisions
and lust as soon as the banana planta-
tions have been restored the line VIII be
The Boston-Jamaica and PHILADELPHIA.
jamaica lines are obliged to be operated
because OF the mail contract and there, IS
sufilclent fruit left on Jamaica to make
these ports profitable s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
BISHOP OF CEBU
RECEIVED BY POPE.
(By Assodated Press J

(By Associated Press.)
z ROME. Aug. 24.-The Pope to-day re-
cewed In private. farewell audience Right
Rev. Thomas A. Hendrick recently ap-
pointed bishop OF Cebu. Philippine Islands.
\ Later Father Whitmer, rector OF the
English church OF Gan sylvestro. presen-
ted to tho Popo Father Hopkins, Of
Charleston. s. c., who brought him the
congratulations OF Bishop Northrope, to
whom the pontitr sent his thanks and
blessings, to be extended to the whole
diocese. ,i4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
a YOUNG LADY RIDES
BICYCLE INTO DITCH

A young lady. whose name could not be
near near Reserwoir Lake last night bout
o;s0 O'clock, and quite 6ad,y w sn44kksn Up
d,tch that is being constructed from tSa
Resaryoir to the atand-pipe. The youne
iaGw was taken to her home, and nc
renpSort nS Of the accident was madA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
FOUND DEAD AT FOOT
OF ELEVATOR SHAFT.
Fr tht.t
my Associated Press. J

ATLANTA, GA, August 24-Charlos A..
McCarthy, ylce-president Of the Atlanta
Cornice and Roofing Company. of this
OF the elevator shaft Of the Winter and
Loeb Company, In Montgomery, Ala. He
had fallen Into tho shaft during the night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
TWO WHITE MAN HELD
IN ALLEGED PEONAGE
(By Associated Press. J

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Aug, 24,-Froyn
Troy, Ala, comes report to-day OF two
white men being held in peonage, United
States officers have arrested Marion
Priesthood on the charge OF holding an
old man and his son, named English, un-
der threats Of imprisonment, and With
out trial, to work out a pretended Justice
court penalty OF $50,
The Justice Of the peace IN the case
was son OF Priesthood, ana the acting
constable m was a mar In his employ, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25

goua, crew OF sever; American schooner
Governor Blake, from Grand Caymon for
5CIenfuegos; the Blake was out seven
weeks last Sunday. British schooner
Maggie Ella. sixty tons, Captain 1arson,
from Mobile, J,ily 18th. for Grand Cay
mon six passengcrs-John L. and VIII
liam Eden. brothers Of the master Of tho
BENTLEY; American schooner Annie Stat
ter, Captain Malin, from Pascagoula, last
of July, for Colon should have reached
her destination several weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
PHYSICIAN is DEAD
HIS SLAYER IN JAIL
|(By Associated Press.)

q ROME. GA, August 24-Dr. NJ. Thed.
ford who was shot by ]. D. Potts last
Saturday night. died here to-day. Potts
has been placed in jail. The trouble
between the two men Is said to have been
caused by remarks alleged to have been
made by Thedford against Potts WIFE,
Both men were prominent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
WILL RAIN
ON RACE
OF YACH:TS j:
Unsatisfactory Weather
Is Promised.
WINDS WILL BE !.
LIGHT TO FRESH
Air viii Blow in an Easterly
Direction.
SHAMROCK WAS
MEASURED M'lL:.A' 81 &; AGAIN
Loses Nothing and Reliance Must Still
Conccde Nearly Two Minutes.
Sir Thomas Denies That
He Is Dependent Over
The Result Of Sat II.
urday's Contest.
Air viii Blow in an Easterly
Direction.
SHAMROCK WAS
MEASURED J 'jl:;l AGAIN n

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The local
weather bureau is In receipt Of the
following from Wash hlnoton:
ITO Observer, New York:
/. 8""The wind Tuesday over tho Inter.
national yacht race course VIII be
s light to fresh and variable, though
mostly from some easterly point.
Unsettled weather, possibly showers.
(Slgned.) "FRANkENFIELD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
FRANCIS BOURSE MAY
BE MADK ARCHBISHOP
/pv Associa,ted Pres.

$500 T|T-7 (By ltSSUCIdtGU 'E1 .----
ROMD, August A.-The congregation Of
the Propaganda met to-day under the
direction of Cardinal Gotti, the prefect.
After some discussion It was decided to
propose to Pope Plus that he appoint
the Right Rev. Francis Bourne. Bishop
of Southwark, England. as Archbishop Of
westminster, In succession to the lato
Archbishop Vaughan. III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
summARY 7 Of uAY' NEWS.
rnllE.E7WEArHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Forecast fot
Tuesday and Wednesday:
~ virginia--Eair, continued warm Tues.
day: showers ana cooler Mt night OF
Wednesday In north portlot fair in south
light variable winds
North Carollna,-Fair, continued warm
Tuesday and probably Wednesday,; light.
south Winds
Yesterday was a genuine SUMMER day.
the maximum heat being nearly equal to
that Of some weeks ago. Showers are ex-
pccted this everiing, and 1t Will proba bly,
be cooler tonight or Tomorrow.
sTAT,B OF THE THERMOMETER.
~. M. 8................t........ 90
Z u nj. .......................... -
r. NJ. ................. ....................... ~
& II. M. W
~. NJ. ..........................fe o.
; u midnight ......................... 81
Average 4. !. 4. j. J. ss ga
Highest temperature ycsterday......... "a
Lowest temperature yestcrday...........6 6s
Mean temperature yesterday............ .,
Normal temperature for August.!.... 1e
Departure from normal tempera ture.... 70
3 Precipitation during past "a honrs......W W
ifEa ~ s5aJt tr 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA.

Citizens OF Salisbury organlzed man
4 c,lark's speech to Virginia Bar Association
regarded as notice to Simmons and Ay-
cock he will run for Senate---JudEei
Brown, of Greensboro, charges grand jury
to effect that bucket shops are gamolins
places, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
RICHMOND.

q Street Railway Union declares the strike
~ an ent: estimate OF the loss occasloned G ,.
ana Damage s, done.,Death 20; 9f Dr. lack ok
to the State camps Of Confederate vete-
rams regarding the muster rolls---Cor-
poratlon Commission goes on tour OF IN
Registrara Of Richmond to SIT for TIN
days. beginning September 15th.Sito regis
ter voters all over the clty---Rev. 4; "a.
&Bennett accepts a professorship at Ran
successor: probable changes by Methodist
4 Conference In November---Brlght nios-
poets for woman's College Mr., S. g,
SHIELD likely to be made clerk OF the Su-
4 fire Preparat Lions for the opening OF
Richmond Collegc-- Fine rating Of the
revenue office .here--Models all in for
the J. p p Stuart monument; nine zen.
ers to meet Tomorrow nighI..--I'ickett
Camp to send a delegation to Chesterfield
- Remains Of sr. William Mckinney 70
report shows the great work done for an
unobtrusive charity In this city Young
lady rides her bicycle into ditch at
4 MANCHESTER r. F--Aiovement for a new
city hall---Streets may be sprnkled by
the car ompany-- Citizens plea sed TIA that
eing--MaSor Manrice's Court--Manches-
D ter Fclks hold a meeting.
VIRGINIA..
Hon John Goodc makes an eloquent ad-
dress. before the Bar Association; the
banquet an elegant and5r--A hand
somely dressed woman leaves her baby
at q Charlottesville hotel with promise to
make THE aIandlady rich&if she WI. care
for IT, Local optfoA election in Am herst
Dlstiller denied the privilege OF selling
his ststock--Negro who murdered an OIL
Ger In Franklin captured In Missouri. and
4 q %requisition asked Of the Governor for
him.---Chargcs OF violating the Barksdale
pure election law In pittsylrania----Tvo
Norfolk banks consolidate--A proposed
brilliant wedding In Wytheville made pri-
4yate because of Illness OF groom-------Ine Q
oyster investigating commlttt.e now IN
the ocean shore---Major Whelpley sent
to jail for six months at Harrisonburg
for violating the lottery lava brave
negro prevents the robbery OF the street
car offices whore he was employed---Col:
G.. Fenton Day. Mayor Of Smithfield and
father-in- law Of Senator Thomas S. Mar
TIM sued for false n.---A
splendid fox hunt In Louisa county,
4 T'wo negroes killed and others wounded
at a row at church meeting In Culpeper.
county--Iiarmonious Democratic meet
ing in washington county: delegates
elected to county yconventton-Mrs. VIII
liam s. Dey. Of Norfolk, dies from strych-
nine taken by mistake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun riscs.....5:S4 HIGH TIDE
Sun sets...,...G:H Morning. g...........G .G:lS
hfoon sets.....8:39 Evening ...........G:H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
GENERAL.

Stock market was narrow and Sluggish
and the volume Of operations fell on 10
about a quarter million shares--Sham- m
rock was rcmeasured. but lost none OF the
allowance that Is given her by the Reli-
ance: weather man predicts light to fresh
winds and possibly showers over the race
colirse--Lou Dillon lowers the worlds
trottIng record by going the mile In two
minutes fiat before crowd o. twenty
fiyo thoujand people--News of the ter
ribie ma ssacres In Monastir is authenti-
Gated. and the situation In the Balkan
nenInsula is regarded as acutey critical
PAN. American Railroad Company lis
chartered to build railroad from the
Hudson Bay TO Bucnos Ayers through
Of 1Panama--Co contest for the Democratic
albernatorial nomination In Ohio between
johnson and Zimmerman is close, and = It t
Is conceded that the man who wins the
organization OF the conventlen y Will also ,i,o
get the mlnation--Sherin Bell won the
Mohawk Stake. feature or the c!osng
day OF the Saratoga meetlng-Unltea
Fruit Company has decided TO ABANDON
its limo of steamers into Charieston, 3; ~;
Major Charles Smith C3!ll Arp died
Yesterday lumber schooner
lost with her crew, though passengers are
reported saved---Vomen jump Into sheets
from burning buildings and are saved.
though some missed the mark and lost
their lives, while forty tt. tlfty were
burned to death-H. H.. kohlsaat; OF
Chicago, guest at Sycamore Hill, and as
It is Ills third visit In short time IT mas
occasoned some surmlse,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25

Continued on Seventh Page,)t
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
The Bazssr.

Tho ladies Of tho Methodist church
held the 6rst entertainment in the new
l. o. O. F. hall Tuesday afternoon and
night in the way Of . Bazaar. The en-
tertsinment opened At 3 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon and continued until about 9
o'clock at night. Refreshments consist
ed OF ice.cream and cake and other del
icacies were served. The Sunshine
Circle" and other auxiliary societies OF
the N. f. church had booths and sold
numerous articles. The Sunshine Cir
Gle" made special feature OF a cook
book. which had been printed especially
for the occasion. containing recipes Civ
en- by the ladies Of the town and vicin-
i,y. These sold readily and netted a
nice sum for this society. In the even
ing quite an interesting program was
rendered which served TO entertain the
crowd.
Taking the bazaar from every stand
point it was success, it being some-
thing Il a departure from the general
run OF entertainments given by the
churches ofthis place.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
Real Estate Transfers.
l:ichmoud, Va. May, .s6h.

For WEEK ENDING Dec. 5. 1903.
W. E Russell to Arthur Vinegar: 95
acres-cou. $50.
John w. Gregg to Lima G. Halliday;
20 acres s-con. 81 90
James Sandifer to T. G. Wise: 80
acres-con. 81 100.
Mary Ciaccio to James Zaniuetti; leo
acres-cen. $3.50.
David Stephens to F. B. Elliott: 3.5I
acres-con. 500.
E. D. Griffin to E. NJ. Ballard; 1 acres
con, $500.
Earnest Allebaugh to VIM. NJ. King;
70 acres-cou. 200.
Wm. NJ. King to Geo. w. Coffman; 10
acres-con. Sl.70O.
Fantley r. Martin to Irvine Hunter;
40 acres-con S42o.
4. D. Phares to Thomas Thompson;
, lots Faouia-con. 81 90.
H. l.. Mollsr to W. A. Drake; . lots
Paonia-con. $50.
Gusta Bear to Ora II. Watson; lots
S. Delta-cou. sl.0O.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
The Franchise Beaten.

In Tuesdays election the franchise
which was presented to the tax payers
by the council in the interest OF Mr..
Whitelaw, was beaten. One Of the
largest votes was polled that was ever
known in the city at an election OF the
kind. over 200 votes being cast. Almost
every one voted that had vote coming.
The final result was l29 to 81 against
the franchise. giving a majority OF 4s
against the proposition submitted.
Both sides worked bard to poll their
full strength and this was mainly re-
sponsible for the big vote pollsd.
The event OF the day was the closing
Of the saloons. Several ministers made
kick against the saloons being allowed
to remain open during an election. The
saloon men claim that they we're not in
tentionally breaking the law. The tov n
has had several small elections recently,
during which they had not been COM
PEELED TO close. and that they did it un
,hinkiugly.
The election Tuesday was OF more in
terest than the others. and it is likely
that on this account the objection was
made.