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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-30

2 Relate the uses ind tie import
auce Of perspiration.
Il 3 What IS digestion2 Absorption
How are the ncurisbing properties
ofiood supplied 70 the body
Il 4 What is the circnlgoion Start
tpg from The LETT ventricle, describe
the course taken BIZ The blood until
Il returns TO the left yentricle
Explain the functions 81 the
nerves.
GEOGRAPHY.
Relate che causes ii ihe change
OF the seasons.
|, 2 Locate the Atlanticslope Give
1.-THE chief industries and products Of
this slope
2 locate The cotton belt OF the
Quilted States. The wheat growing
sections Of the United States.
4 What provinces and districts
comprise Canada Locate the most
productive parts Of Canada, an d
name the chief products.
| allocate The principal island Of
the West indies Name its capital.
and the products Of The island
Q What Is the government % Bra.
izil2 Give the chief products.
z Describe a water route from
New York to Venice.
Relate the government oF the
British Isles Give she chief OK
ports aud lmliarlsl
- = Vhet bigllends IN Europe and.
AAsla parQy slSvlle tha lands o. tho
varn boil sfrola the cool belsg
~ paaeEibe Metaphysical featnrps'
tol MarylAnk
GRAMMAR 2wB elaAps
Name and define The classes 81
nouns. The classes Of common
nouns.
z Give three rules for tho forna
ton of the plural Write the plural
d tife, star. motto. hcathon, attor
ney general.
In what ways may tho nomina
tive case be used ? Give tho rules
Tor the formation of the possossiye
case
Define mood tense, Define the
present peFfect and tie past perfect
I.topses 81.
3 DeGuea5Icctive. Advert. what
As ccfnphrisonf Name and deIlne
abe degrees 81 comparison.
Analyzc the following
NJ siory hsinw 5ono
tsl's gaye me ser my pains world Of slghs.
PARSE ire iialieized words 10 the
following
High q 9 shropeoi royal state, rliei
Onishono tho wealth 81 Ormus and
u Ind.
or lriere the gorgeous bat with
richest band
HFO,sers on her kings Jarbaric pearl
and gold.
Satan tgalfat snf, by merit raised
TO that bad eminence.
GENERAL HISTORY.
Give a brief account Of the Con.
spiracy Of Catillne.
2 Relate The Norman conquest and
the advantages 70 England there
from.
3 State the respective claims TO
the crown Of England Of Mary tn
dor, Lady Jane Grey, Elizabeth. and
Edward vi
4 Give i,rief aceountofthe Reign
81 Terror.
ALGERIA isr GRApr
! a droyor bought 800 animals.
The numbered horses added 10 one.
half tho number d sheep and COWS
equals l45 the punberofcows, plus
one 9th the number q horses ana
sheep. equals no. how many were
there OF each
2 Required two numbers whose
product Is IS, and the quotient 81
| the greater divided by the less, 3.
3 "A lot Of sheep cost $3.50, but on
2 Of them being stolen, the remain
der averaged II pGaie a head than
Iattrsl. Find the pumber Of sheep.
4 Find two numbers such, that
their product added d their sum
shall Do Al, and theirsum taken from
Tho sum Of their squares shall leave
le2.
5 Given X - 8y 3
AZ 0ya AS
to find and j
GEOMETRY lsv GRADE.
i Prove A diameter perpendlc.
ular toa chord besects the chord
| and The arcs subtended by IT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
EXECUTORS SALE.
Valuable Real Estate and Stock OF
Hardware and Merchandise
For Sale.

Under and by virtue of the will Oh
James Andrews, ST., deceased, oHe'
for sale the following described var
liable real and personal property. 49,,
one DIV cling and lot situated ID lilV
lst ward of the city of Columbia. Front
1917 feet on West 9TH street and running
back 2471& feet, being the home place Vi
said Andrews. .ore
Two large three story Brick s.oi o,
houses fronting on South Main stree,
in said city, about rs feet wide each anu
aboptl9O feet in depth. on
Two frame residences fronting w
South Main street at the intersection VI
9th street. - an
One frame residence fronting on
South lain street near the new depot
One lot near White Springs. IA
One lot in East End near the VI"
one lot fronting on South Main street
occupied by Johnson IL Nights iiNe''
stable - ,otb
one tract Of land situated in the i-'N
district of Maur.y county.
Two lots situated In Nashville. t,,.
One lot OF hardware, agricultural in
plements, furniture and other meicn" ors
disc contained in the hardware s'o''
lately occupied by said Andrews. nc
All persons desiring to purchase "ail
of said vi, perty are requestep Marry
upon the undersigned at tne al
National Bank for full inform stloh
to the terms and conditions OK SAT-
X. G. CHURCH.,
dsw,ti Executor
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

Happy are the children who live with
cheerful parents, whose home is the
abode of harmony, where cross words
are never heard, where sour discussions
are never held, where justice, leniency
and forgivness reign, where father and
mother show toward each other consid-
Grafton and sweet attention as in the
days of courtship! Happy the child
who feels that any offense committed
against one of the parents is an offense
committed against the other THE late
Max O'Rell.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
FIRST CAR OF WHEAT.
Reaches Columb ia From T. N. Jones
Farm at Ashwood.

The first car of new wheat to reach this
place arrived from Ashwood Wednes
day and was consigned to the Columbls
Mill & Elevator Co. The wheat was
grown on Mr.. T. N. Jones Ashwood
farm. The sample was bright and
hard, though the test was rather light.
The best average yiel0 DO far report
ed is from Mr.. w. P. Ridley g fir'
farm, where field ct $50 acres hal
average 2B bushels per acre, or tota
Of 5, $50 bushels. The beauty of tnil
wheat is that it shows test of 81
pounds per busheI. The mills arr
.paying rs cents per 'bushel.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
You N Our AID, It's So
ROACH THE WINNER
Is Elected Supreme Court Clerk for
Middle Tennessee.

jackson, Tenn, June 29.-The
Supreme Court this afternoon elected
J. j. Roach Clerk of the Supreme
Court for Middle Tennessee. Roach Is
native of Lincoln County and was
Deputy County Court Clerk at Fay
etteville for several years. He has
been a clerk in the Office of Comp
troller King the past four years and il
well equipped for the position. There
were several ballots and each received
four votes on the final ballot. The
other candidates. were John Hickman,
of Nashville; Gen. M. e.. Butler. Of
'GaInesboro; james rurney, the present
incumbent W. F. Embry, Of Column
bia, and u. w. Ewing, of Pulaski.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
A SUICIDES ADVICE

A young man. just before committing
suicide 10 St. Louis recently, wrote, The
following letter Of warning and advice tc
other young men:
ITO All Youths:
INV Dear Boy Friends-I am going
10 oiva Won a little advice. Take It,
am "a wears old: left school when was
NJ. had an excellent mother and father
who loved me. | secured \ position in a
bank. began to go out nights, and there
is the foundation. the starting point oil
all my blasted hopes.
boys, do not go out nights nor fire.
oueut saloons, Saloons and most places
which appeal to your pleasure, if pan,
dere.. to, will surely bring you to bad
end Stay home with mother and father
or accompany them Somewhere. Always
choose your company. Guard your hon
or, as it is priceless. If once lost it can
not be regaiDed.
Make a contidant of mother, and when
the time comes for you to enter life as
CITIZEN, 10 whatever capacity you may
enter. be sure of your surroundings and
your company IL circumstances per
nit. stay by the old home, be it ever go
humble, as it is far superior to the grand
est hotel life.
eyes, boys, have stopped at the best
of them from New York to San Francis
co, and even in parts of Europe, but the
sur. oundings of happy home will make
you susceptible to the best Influences
that can be brought to bear on your
lives when you are molding character.
ssBe fair; be honest. Honor your
mother and father. Do not lie or ever
prevaricate, and success will be yours
eventually"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
ch,naman necors: His Birth.

Long Yoy a Chinaman resldipgs 10. ~
Jacksonville, ILL.,, came to Springhelua w vi
day and had an affidavit OF birth s d.
his photograph filed in the County ~ ~ n
corder's Office. This 10 the first tllne .b 10
the history Of Sangamon county Una. Gle Gle
County Recorder was called upon W ~
\ record OF q Chinamap's birth. ANA
Long Yoy feared an effort mignss M so M.
time be made to deport him: Inc ;,; s
dayit states that Long Yoy isa cl'' No.
Of the u. g., and that he was borh ri rJ
yembsr l6, 1880, at San Francisco 70"
= Chicogo Chronicle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
DUEL TO THE DEATH
Fought by Husband and Wife at Cho-
lulu, in Mexico.

Cholulu, State Of Puebla, Mexico.
June 29.-As the result Of domestic
trobles. Miguel Escobedo and his wife,
botn Of this city fought a duel which
resulted in the death Of both parties.
After bitter quarrel the couple
decided to fight duel without seconds
or witnesses. Armed with revolvers,
the husband and wife took position In
room In their home and fired stimuli
taneously. The woman was shot
through the head and killed instantly.
The man was shot through the head
and mortally wounded. He lived long
enough to tell about the duel, bat
refused to divulge the cause OF ta'
| trouble.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

Judge Gordon deserves to be com
mended for his vigorous method OF
dealing with the pistol toters. he
says he will show them no mercy.
Taat is right Judge. Soak 1t 70 them
The pistol toter is an enemy to civil
zatlon and should be outlawed. He is an
enemy to society and should be shown
no mercy. Give every one of them the
full limit.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
"Trotwood Park

ssIrotwood Park, the new driving
park being built at Birmingham, Ala :.
and named IN honor Of our disting'
uished fellow citizen. Mr.. John Trot.
wood Moore, will be opened on Satur-
day, July 10. A fine program has
been arranged and 1t will be big day
in the Iron City of the South. "Trot.
wood will be present 40 the CHIEF
guest OF the day and will deliver an
address.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

The president has scared Secretary
Shaw and he has augurated still
hunt for corruption. in the Treasury
Department. The trouble with 18TH
hunts is that they invariably brine
the Investigators face to face with the
work of prominent politicians who,
unless confronted by an urgent popu-
lar demand, manage to check further
investigation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
Acquitted Of Murder Charge.

Linden, Tenn, June 30. Circuit
Court closed Monday. The murder
case of Ad Coble was tried and resulted
IN an scquittal OF the defendant. Cobie
killed Al Twomey last May year
Ago. The Killing was done With =
knife and Twomey wss out and stabbed
some fifteen times.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
KING Is Sent To Back Door.

While visiting In Weisbaden recently,
King Christian returned to his palace on
foot. The sentinel did not recognize
him, and, taking him for humble sol
dier, ordered him to go TO the back door,
insin uating that the front door was only
accessibly by his betters. The King &C.
Ioujesced mildly and entered by the back
door. He laughingly recounted the in.
cident later.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
Gus Enloe Gets the Plum.

Special to the Herald.
Nashville, Tenn, July 1.-The Ten
nessee Commission to the St. Louis Elk
position today elected Hon. B. A. Enloe,
Of jackson, secretary. The electlon was
on the first ballot and was made unan-
imoua
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

."The cosmic lessons of nature should
be the decalogue OF national living and
d oing," says Senator Bev1ridge. Ii
the Senator Is elected vice-president
the Senate will have to lay IN new
supply OF dictionaries.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
THE ELECTION COMMISSIONERS

In the appointment Of the election
commissioners for Maury County Gov.
Hpazier has done well In his selec'
tions, we arc glad to state. Ali three
OF the gentlemen chosen are men OF
high integrity and honor, and enjoy
the confidence of all VINO know them.
We believe that they will discharge
their duties fearlessly and impartially
aud IN sach manner rs to inset the
commentator of the voters of all par
ties and factions.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

The inter urban railroad directors
who will meet in Nashville July z ought
to either build the road or shut up. The
people would rather see a little more
work and less hot air meetings.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

sweep the Republican party out Of
power next year under an avalanche OF
votes the like OF v-ich has not been
seen since the pOlit.sai cyclone Of 1892
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
Teddy Endorsed.

1--WE deny this is white mans coun-
try. We indorse Theodore Roosevelt"
So resolved the Afro American Press As,
ISOLATION in Louisville yesterday. Hur-
rah for eddy Atlanta News.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

In view Of the latest reports from
Washington, it would seem that the
safest place for Harvey Logan to hide
IN order to escape being caught is to
get a job in Mr.. Payne's postoffice de-
partment.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
Good ,Siqn.

Judge Alton b. Parker rs conducting
himself modestly, keeping his mouth
shut, which indicates that he is Presl-
Dental timber. Sparta 'Expositor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

The Knoxville plumber who COM
nitted suicide probably aid 20 because
ne ceuld not live straight life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
KILLED BY BULLET
FIRED AT ANOTHER
Boy Of Seventeen Shot Down in
Streets Of Chicago by
Stray Ball.
ny Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. %, killed In the
street by bullet Intended for fleeing
burglars and deserted ty a messenger
boy friend, appears to have been the fate
OF seventeen -year-old George Reynolds
son OF Captain Peter Reynolds, OF the
st. Louis police department. Young Rey-
nolds was found to-day In an unconscious
condition in Van Buren, Street. near
prankIn, and died as he was being
taken to the Samaritan Hospital.
John Wheels, proprietor OF q photo.
graph establishment. claims TO have been
aroused from sleep by tho noise of some
one tamperlng with the showcase In front
of his establishment. lle surprised three
men at work on the showcase and order
cd them to throw up their hands, The
men ran across the street and Wheels
fred several shots at them, Reynolds
and n messenger boy were walking some
distance west on Van Huren Street Mt
tho time. One OF the bullets struck Rey-
nolds In the mouth and he fell to the
walk. The messenger boy dragged Rey-
nolds two blocks and there gave way to
fright, leaving Reynolds on the street
unconscious Wheels apparently WAS
unaware that the bullets had found q
marx.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Continued on Eleventh Pase.>
HARDEST TRY YET
TO.REACH The POLE
Commander Peary Will Leave
! in July, Winter in Grant Land
and Make Dash in Spring.
(By Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Nov, 2S.-Among the pas
bengers who arrived to-day on the steam
or Philadelphia were Commander Robt, u
Peary, Lieutenant Commander William
Sims, Lieutenant II. A. BIspham and
Surgeon Henry \. Boyer, y. s. M who
have been inspecting the barracks sys-
tenn OF British and German naval stations,
Commander Pearyt said there was no
firth In the report that he had negotiated
for the purchase OF ship for his next
expcdtlon to tho polar seas
Commander Peary said he would prop-
bly, leave here in July and try 70 reach
the north shore OF Grant Land and CAMP
there until the coming OF spring When
thc dasl, to the pole wiz be attempted,
II viii make tho hardest try 10 reach
the pole that has yet been made II J
can get my ship to the north short OF
Grant Land" lie said, II will answer for
the rest, I am confident that shall reach
the mole, am familiar with conditions
and I have the experience, know the
road thoroughly and | know what VIII
have to contend with Another reason
Is that i have reached that stage In my
acnuaintance with the Esqulmos that
rnn utilize them as see ft and dis
tr,bute them as desire. II I get to Grant
Land, II am suref1 can attend to tho rest.
I will also find a way to set back TO the
I commander Peary said that his wife
would not accompany him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
.SCAFFOLD
MARRIAGE.
Probable That Sweetheart Q:
Bandit Van Dein Will
Wed Him. J,
ARE INDICTED FOR MURDER ] ! I. {! !
Many Crimes Laid to Charge q q
-Four Men---.lVill be Given
Speedy Trial.
(By5 Associated Press,

3 CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Indlctments were
voted Iby the grand Jury to-day against
/ Harvey Van Dein.s Peter Neldermeier and
Emil Roeskl, the three young bandits who
were arrested yesterday at the close OF a
specta cular, man hunt in Indiana. Al, In
$dlctments was \ also voted against Gis-
E,nvc Marx, who m urderels Officer Q ul L N
and was with the others in the ma jorlty
of their crimes. L si5l
8 Against Van Dein indictments were
voted, charging him with completely In
five murders, against Ncidernleier indlct-
ments IN connection with four murders
and agalnst Marx indictments for four
furders. Roesli Will stand for striul for one
murde:. 81 L. i,s 4 lf t !g5Ft N.
No cognizance can 1e taken in Illinois
Of the murder Of Brakeman L. j. Sovea.
in Indiana Friday. nor OF the shooting
at. Detectives Driscoll and thinner III
Indiana. &
It'll the intention OF States ATTORNEY
Dener to bring the men to trial as quickly
az possible. u
the police station to-day. Tho meeting
was affecting. 4y5
,"We'ye got mothers like other people,
haven't we, Pete?" was what van Dem
said TO Neidemeicr before Chief OF Police
O,Ncll last night.
This morning Van DENIS mother reao
the remark In a newspaper md wasted no
time In going to see her boy
Tears in His Eyes.
For a few seconds the prisoner sat as u
dazed. Then he caught sight OF smaller
and more girlish figure standing oeaiae
his mother and he arose and walked to-
ward the door OF his cell.
Mrs Van Dein. speaking between her
sobs, said, ION! my son. my SON." She
put her arms through the bars and put
her hands upon. the prisoners shoulders.
Then Mamie nunne. Van Deln's sweet
heart, stepped forward and shook hands
with tho prisoner. E y,
At this point Van Dein displayed ms
first sign OF emotion Tears appea pear ~
III -.a b u j TX. q y v q T.. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
ROBBED ) OF
A LARGE: SUN.
Mr.. R. L. jenkins of:New. Kent
County, Was the Victim
f. Of a Hold Up.
A WOMAN PUT UNDER !! I ARREST y
Part OF, the Cash Recovered by
Officer Werner ,,::l T o ow, the
Crime Was Committed.

u Il
(. Through the fine work OF Sergeant
Lewis Werner. OF the slsirst District, last
night. 1.-THE full pla rs ,of a highwayra ma
end This, female . a ccomplice. were irus-.
trated and the woman was landed be-
hind the bars at the station house. ssst
Mr.. r. IL jenkins q prosperous 5citiize . ~
ri New Kent colnt aa DE 70 z Richmon g
yesterday n onir slncss, de had Nl
$50 in his pocket. witt, 'Eyi!ch5h he Intended
Ia make certain purchases. n lie Sspcnt
about s5o5during the day.
About 1880 o'clock las. Night he event
out 10 visit friend. Mr.. George G. Fall.
at Twenty-seventh and Leigh Streets,
Mr.. Hall was not at home. and Mr.aJen-s
kins started back down town. AS he
nassed along Nineteenth Street. between
FRANKLIN and Main, making TOR the lat
ter street. he noticed man and wo-
man walking slowly along short DIS
lance ahead Of him. He reached them
and WAS Just about to pass ny. Wnen ne
felt himself suddenly seized. about the
neck, He raised his arms to protect
himself. swhen the woman quickly went
through his pockets, and secured his
purse with about $50 In it--four $40 gold
pieces, a IS note and some smaller cur
rency.
ROBBERS RAN AWAY.
Whom the pocket-book had been Sc
cured, the woman ran back toward
FRANKLIN Street, and the man disappeared
IN an adjacent alley. r..
Mr.. jenkins quickly reached tho stu
ton house land related his experience.
CAPTAIN Shnberger got his menSto work
on the case at once. Officer Kuhn went
to the scene: of the highway robbery TO
Rreconnoiter,; and officer Hackett went to
"Scale House Corner" accompanied by
Mr.. Jenkins. to try to Identity, the ~o-
man.
In the meantime. Sergeant Werner got
In the game, He thought he recognized
the hand tof a certain woman; and in
less than an hour after the robbery he
had Emma Walker, a notorious crlmi-
nal, in charge. With her he picked up
Lizzie Morris, better known as "sixt,
street La He knew he had tho rlght
game. AS he was taking the woman to
q . I a Il f . r J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
STATE COMMITTEETO
ACT ON NOFOLK CASE
Charges Made That the Law
Was Violated in the Primary
Election Of October 18th
and Pictures Of Polling
Places Presented as
Exhibits in the Case.
The Allegations /.
Made.

The Democratic State Central Committee
will be called together by Hon. J. Tay-
.lor Ellyson. the chairman, to meet at
Murphy's Hotel in this city, some n.,,.. day
sated last night that the committee
meeting would certainly not be held this
week and that the date had not yet been
decided further than that. VIZ
The object OF the meeting Of the com
mittee is to consider certain CHARGES tor-
mally made and reinforced"byt atfidayits.
exhibits In the form OF pho.ot s,a .me
testimony OF many men. and Inc express
sons Of the press OF Norfolk city, whero
the party plan Of primary Is alleged 10
have 4 been utterly violated and made a
farce The charges are made In the form
Of petition. and Messrs alexander
OBrien. Powhatan5 8. Schenck. oses s.
Westheimer, w. H. ia caues. AID. In
derdown. "a. T. Holland. ex-Mayor G..
Brook Johnston. Ma jor Thomas ]. Not.
{ ting ham. n Joseph M h, Swinson. y II z. Deal
and John A. Pritchett It. Attorneys Law
les, and Jeffries represent the petitioners.
who claim that a primary election was
held under the party plan IN 81 MOTOR
city. on October 18TH In which the petit
tioners were refused representa- ton
among the judges or clerks. were not
allowed to have q alive pres.
ent when the result was tcanvassed, & and
were refused the privilege of examining
the returns
City Committeeman.
THE contest Is phase Of the fight for
control ofmthe City Democratic Commit
tee OF Norfolk. the primary being held
for the. nomination and election OF city
committeeman from the various %ards,
and for the nomination Of two candi-
dates for the House Of Delegates, 70 De
voted for In the general election TO De
held November Sd. One faction, headed
by city Chairman w. w. Dey. and be-
Ing In absolute control OF the city. chose
tho electoral board. named all heEJuoges
and clerks. and conducted the primary
In a manner unprecedented, In the history
OF party primaries in this State, accord
ing TO the allegations Of the petitioners
The election was not a legalized ballot
primary, but a viva .voce one. held osten-
sibly under the provisions OF the party
plan, The two factions, one headed by
CITY Chairman, W.. W. Dey. and styled
the Good Government Party. and the
other, known as the Trehy faction and
headed by, Mr.. James ". ;Trehy. were ar
rayed against each other III tho strus-
gle for control /; OF gthe City Committee,
the entire mem bership OF which was che.
sen at this primary. The factions Old
not fight over. the nominations for the
House OF Delegates the Trehy faction
putting no candidates In the field, = The
allegations of the petitioners relate par
ticularly to the conduct OF the election
In the First. Sixth and Seventh Wards
OF the city, though 1t is claimed that
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