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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
Ex-senator
Kelly Dead

Washington. Sept. 16.-James Kerr
Kelly. ex-Unlted States senator from
Oregon, died at his residence here
Tuesday, aged 81 years.
He was a native OF Pennsylvania.
Judge Kelly was a '49er, having gone
to California on the discovery of gold
in that state. In the spring of 1851
he removed to Oregon, where was a
member Of the legislature. and served
in other important offices. In 1860 he
was elected TO the United States sen.
ate, where he served one term, and on
his retirement was appointed chief
justice Of the supreme court OF Ore.
gon. which position he held until 1882.
when he resumed the practice of law
in Portland. He served as lieutenant.
colonel in the campaign against the
Yakima Indians, which began hostlli.
ties in the fall of 1855. Since 1890 he
had resided in Washington. A widow.
son and daughter survive him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16

again went up in the air, and Loveless
won the heat in 1904.
Loveless won the race. with Prince
mark securing second money.
Running, Selling, $500, 41s Furlonas,
$3.50.
This race brought out four runners.
They we're c. b. sperry's lone. Smith
up; T. w Stephens Glasses, mellow
ell; w ID. Randall's Clivoco, Buxton;
West & stover's John Boggs. Nc
Clees. The horses spent very little
time at the post getting a good
start, and they came in fast, Clivoco
winning in 55h seconds, with Glasses
second, lone third and John Boggs
fourth.
Running, 3.Year-olds and Up, Handi
cap. Six Furlongs, Purse $3.50.
The handicap running race for 3.
year-olds, six furlongs. brought TO the
post six horses. They we're II. r.
Parks Burdock, 1O2 pounds. Adair; f. |
Bob Crawford. 9S. Buxton; !
S. ]. Jones' Misty's Pride, 109. Dugan; |
]. o. Thralrs Sally Goodwin, ia, Nc.
Clees; Fred Blumbergs Pepper
Sauce. 9S. McLeon; Larsen & Nc.
Brides Ohio Girl, loo. Thompson. The
runners had a splendid start, and Mis-.
US Pride took the lead, with Sallie
Goodwin and Burdock following close.
md the others scattered coming into
he stretch in this order, and they
went down to and under the WIRE
With Misty's Pride leading. in 1;14h.
iallie Goodwin a close second. and
Iurdock third.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
Today's Races.

In the pacing race. 2:11 class. the
first heat was won by Martha b., 10.
lock second. Leroy third. Sam Bowers
fourth. Elizabeth distanced. Time,
2:12.
In the Greater Salem Stake there
were II starters In the first heat
High ball was first. County Attorney
second, Sarah third, Monroe fourth.
Time. 2:13M.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
Souvenir Of Miss Fischer.

A beautiful souvenir photograph OF
Miss Maragarita Fischer will be given
to each lady attending the perfor.
nance this evening OF "Triss," at the
Grand Opera House.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
To Adjourn Sine Die.

Indianapolis, Sept. 16.-The Mexi
can War Veterans this afternoon dis.
cussed adjournment sine die. The
members say they are too old to trav.
el, the average age of those present
being 76 years. Congress will be pc.
titioned to grant a $12 pension. in.
stead OF IS.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
conHsoated the Nets.

Ashtabula, o., Sept. 16 The Cana
dian patrol boat Petrol conascated ali
the fish nets on the disputed line last
night They were worth several thou.
sand dollars.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
Trottlnu, 2.Ysar-oIds. Two In Three.
Purse, $500.

The FIRST event OF the afternoon.
and the nfth OF the meet, was the trot.
ting race for 2.yearolds. for the big.
gest purse this fair offered. 5000. The
colts entered In this event were West
a Bar,lett's Royal Satin. with Green
In the sulkey; J. A. Jones' Dr. Jones.
Sanford driving; u. H. Helman's
Lovely Dell. Holman; A, T. webb's
Dave Hanna Tllden Three OF the
horses entered and named on the score
card were scratched. and Dr, Jones, a
black colt by Capt. Jones.rempest.
was substituted for The Raven. The
horses got a splendid start. but Just
around the turn Satin broke badly and
fell far TO the rear. DIR. Jones taking
the lead, holding Il only a short dis
tanco. when Lovely Dell, taking the
lead. held that position 10 the wire
with Dr. Jones second. and ON the
back stretch Il was procession. AZ
tho thrce.quarter post Royal Satin
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16

Headquarters for exclusive tailored
designs. New York Millinery Co.
S17 Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16

The right goods at the right prices
New York Millinery Co, S17 CONNER
clal street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16

Salem turned out Loyalty on salen
day. and the $4,000 purse for th'
Greater Salem Day stake filled tn,
grand stand with the largest attend
.ance thus far recorded.
Salem banks and many OF the bust
mess houses were closed, and a gener.
nj suspension OF business was OBJ
served wherever II was practical The
street cars were filled up early in the
day from the suburbs.
The committee. headed by N. ]. Ju.
dab and John II. McNary. were sue;
cessful In raising the usual Salem day
purse for the occasion, that has be.
come one OF the greatest turf events
OF tho Northwest. The Citizens Light
p a Traction Company headed the list
with 500 subscription.
The street car service has been a
great Improvement ON past years. cars
running between the city aud fair
grounds from n. m until midnight
every four minutes. each way. supt
Springer has been on duty day and
night. and put In four days OF nearly
"a hours each at the car barns getting
all the rolling stock out In first-clasa
condition. lie Is handling the cars
expeditiously and without accldents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-16
FlbrOid TumOrs Cured

Note the result Of Mrs.
pinkham's advice and medicine.
Some time ago wrote 10 YOU de.
scrlblng my symptoms and asked your
advioc. You replied, and l followed
all your directions carefully, aud 20
day ] am a well woman.
" The use of Lydia n. plnkham's
Vegetable Compound entirely ex-
pollod tho tunor and strengthened
my whole system. can walk miles
now.
sLydla y. Pinkhams vego-
table Compound Is worth ave dol
lars drop. l advise all women who
are afflicted with tumors OF fcmale
tr0uhle of any kind % give Il a faithful
trial. p--(S (SigncdO MRs. ~ NJ HAYES,
esq Dudley 81, (Roxbury) Boston,
Mas. 5000 fsrfsif n ofi.inal n atess isftss
nssoisg asnslasasss saanot - pfua.eea
Mountains OF gold could not
purchase such testimony or
take the place OF the health
and happiness which lydia A..
pinkhana's Vegetable Compound
brought 60 Mrs. Hayes.
Such testimony should be accepted
BY all women a. convincing evidence
that lydia n. Plnkhanl's Vege-
table Compound stands without
peer a. remedy for all the Distress
Ing llls of women; all ovarian troubles
tum0rs; infammations ulceration,
falling aud llsplacnnlent % the wonb
baekaohoi Irregular, suppressed o.
painful noonslruAlion. Surely che
volume and character Of the testlmo.
nlal loltera wo aro daily prlntlng ID
the newspapers can leave no rooua noE
doahl Ia ihe salads 81 fair people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
PAW TUxET.

The Pawtuxet river was the scene or
some interesting sporting events Sat
urday afternoon when the events Of the
Pawtuxet Canoe club were run off. All
the events were highly exciting and the
spectators who were on hand despite the
rain were greatly pleased at the work of
the paddlers, who were from the Paw
tuxet Canoe club, Narragansett Boat
CLUB Pawtuxet and Wonkatuck clubs.
Gardner OF Wonkatuck. won the novice
singles for a quarter Of a mile and re-
ceived handsome stein. Louis Horton
was second.
I'm c'ass A. ]. d. r. James of z. c. c.
wen the quarter mile and received cup.
The novice tandem was a warm race
ana was won by Gardner and Marshall.
a visiting team in one minute, "a seconds.
Class A. tandem was won by Carl Pet
erson and Arnold who each received
stems.
The fitting match final was won by
Henry Peterson with r. Hicks in the
stern and the prizes i'm this event were
a dress suit case and umbrella. This
was an interesting contest and II proved
exciting as the stalwart young men bal
anced themselves in the bow OF their
light craft and with long padded poles
in place OF lances poked and prodded
each other in an effort to overturn their
balance.
II. IL JafffS anu " NOhTlE MY WOn
the mixed tandem race and the prizes
for this event were handsome gent s
card case and a silver cup for the lady.
Another exciting race was the one IN
which the contestants stood with feet on
the rail OF their craft and padded IN this
precarious pos ton. Several sphs re-
suited before the men got away. but
James won out and received a % calibre
rife OF excellent make.
All the prizes which were given py
Rhodes Brothers, were excellent ones
and gave satisfaction Co the winner.
The race officials were n. ]. Bemis.
starter. q. H. Mitchell. Judge: T. NJ.
Allen timer and A. u. Marsden. referee.
The committee In charge comprised: X.
G~T Hicks. u. W. Reeves r. r. James.
+. l.. Arnold and r Roth.
The affair was 80 successful through
cut that q is very likely that another
such carnival win be held before the sea-
son n over.
Tomorrow night the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Baptist church - 10 have a
lawn party on the grounds OF Daniel VIII
lams. at the corner Of Broad and Lock-
wool streets A salad supper and light
refreshments will be served and n mus
teal entertainment will be a feature OF
the afrair
Mr. T. w. Gardner is reported AZ
DO ng III az his home on Broad street
Mr. " J. Corp and daughters are visit
ing friends in Scituate for n few days.
Miss A. T.. Austin organist at the Epis-
copal churches I'm this village and Edge
wood was back az her post Yesterday
after n visit 20 Falmouth Mass. In com
pany with the Misses Nntteson OF Au-
burn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
Travet on Electric Lines Heavy in Spite
Of Threatening Weather.
A Well Pstronized Sunday C|ambako.
Infants Body Found Other Notes.

farm near Armington's corner. stepped
on southbound electric at that point
yesterday afternoon. He struck on his
head. infiicting a severe laceration of the
scalp. The Injured man was taken to
the office of DR.. Blake. where his injury
ae Gar sssss wss
and Motorman Fred Hoar.
FUNERALS.
The funeral OF Bridget Morrissey,
widow OF the late Edward Morrtssey was
held from her late residencesat $50 Valley
The funeral of Miss Mahala Gardiner
Williams at 50 Leonard avenue at 70
was preachsd By Rev. John :: Blake Of
was private and only few immediate
relatives were present. Interment was
The funeral Of Dorothy Cory. infant
daughter of Frank A. and Josephine NJ.
from her parents residence at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
The third special town meeting within
year was called to order by Moderator
George n. Bliss at 10:01 this morning. The
call OF the meeting was read, after which
Councilman Horton offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved, That the sum of $4,000 be
and hereby Is appropriated to pay the
state of Rhode Island for the extra ex-
pense TO be carried by macadamizng
Taunton avenue, from Broadway 10 Paw
tucket avenue OF a width Of 20 feet in
stead of II feet, as provided by law the
same TO be expended under the direction
OF the town council.
After the motion was put before the
house Mr.. Horton arose and In a fow
words explained why the appropriate ton
was asked for at this time. He said that
- IL ~
state would defer the work for some
time and perhaps indefinitely.
The question was then put TO vote and
carried without a dissenting vote. Upon
motion OF Louis A. Walker the meeting
then adjourned at 10:N, having been in
session exactly six minutes. There were
25 present, including the town officials
and reporters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

turned home 10 Grand Island, ~. Y, on
Saturday.
IL appears that the spraying OF elm
trees, seems TO stop the progress OF the
elm beetle but little though the plan
with the trees that has been adopted In
front OF Mrs. Guiteras residence on High
street has shown good results.
Capt. Young OF the stea myacht Mani,
from New London, Conn, who arrived
here yesterday with a party on board.
reports seeing quite a school OF sword
FISH off Point Judith.
Owing 10 the sudden change in the
temperature there were not as many Wis
itors In town yesterday as usual.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

What is supposed 10 he the last game
was played on saturday afternoon @ at the
Bristol Trotting park, between the Bris-
tolls and the Attleboro Athletics. resulting
in favor OF the homo team by n score OF
l3 10 0. II really seems strange with a
town of 1000 Inhabitants that II cannot
furnish aid enough TO maintain game
OF ball once week during the balance
OF the season IL was understood on Sat-
urday that n movement was on foot to
try and raise funds enough to continue
the games. Quite number were willing
to contribute. but was favorable 10 the
games being played upon the common.
Although the entries do not close until
tomorrow evening for the state tennis
tournament. which takes place here. yet
the number OF entries is greatly In excess
Of those of the last state tennis tourna-
ment held I'm 20. Indications point 10 a
very interesting week, not only I'm singles.
but also in doubles as all the best play
ers in the state have entered.
Tuesday. July & there Is 20 he the sec
ond open regatta of the Bristol Yacht
club In the harbor and bay. There is to
be another open race on September 5.
under the auspices OF the same club.
The heavy rainfall Of Saturday night
and Sunday morning caused a number
OF bad washouts about town.
The horse that was injured by getting
into the trench az the foot OF State
street owned by Louis Kunz. the baker
is badly stirened up and will not be
able 90 use for some time.
A matter FOR the health officers atten-
tion is the practice Of the nsh vendors
from out OF town cleaning their FISH and
leaving the ofral upon the street
Mr.. W. ~ Knight y making shell
drive around Hog Island. which he owns
as summer resort.
when the work on the frontage ~ the
Linden Place. owned and occupied by
Col 8 Y. Colt. 10 finished there will De
no site IN the state will excel Il I'm beauty
and grandeur
The farmers who have completed get
ting their hay. say that the crops gen
orally excel both I'm quantity andauality.
The asylum farm has cut larger guam
tty than has been cut for n number of
years past
Mrs o. II. Work. who has been spend
ing several weeks here with friends re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

Don't forget the Regents Moonllgh
Wednesday evening. Steamer leave
from i36 Dyer street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
TIvERToN.

The Young Tivertons defeated a picked
team from the Fall River high school on
the grounds at the head of Evans avenue
Saturday afternoon by the score Of IL to
three Innings. made the ball wet and hard
for the pitchers to handle. The umpire
called the game at the close OF the NTH
on account Of the increasing rain. The
lineup was as follows:
Tiverton-N b. 3. Church. SIS; Osborn.
2b. Lewis. 3D.: Mello, O.; Murphy, IL.
F. Manchester. 1b.: Feyler. rf.; Wade. p. !,
I. F. Manchester, m.
Fall River-H. s. 1vers. p; Murphy, rf.;
Pearl. rs. The score:
Fall River High School,. Q 012 2-ls
Mrs Edward b. Slocum and daughter,
Lucy, OF Everett, Mass, have been Wis
itng relatives in town for several days.
leaving for Dartmouth. Mass. Monday.
York have been spending several days in
town.
Mrs Benjamin Almy OF Newport was
the guest of Mrs. +. J. Gray OF Punca-
tese Neck over Sunday.
Rev. Charles o. Parker and family are
spending their vacation In Falmouth.
Mass
! Mrs. Ruth d. Gray OF westpost Poin,
is staying with the family OF Alexander
8. Pierce.
MIR. ]. Edward Gray Of Cambridge con-
Quoted services at Bliss Four Corners
chapel Sunday evening.
Miss Emma N. Ross Of Fall River Is
meeting with good success in her work
in behalf of the w. c. i. union. She
has already over 60 names.
The Essex family OF Fall River have
opened their summer cottage on liver
ton Heights.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
PERSONAL

Have you nausea?
Are you costive?
Is there vomiting?
Do you belch up gas7
Is your tongue coated7
Are you nervous and weak?
Do you have sick headache7
DO you bloat up after eating7
lis there disgust for breakfast
Have you distress after eating7
Is there a rush Of blood to the head7
When you get up suddenly are you diz-
zy?
When the stomach is empty do you feel
faint?
Is there gnawing sensation in the
stomach?
Is there a constant bad taste in the
mouth?
II you have any of the above symptoms
you are suffering from disorders OF the
digestive system. and you should have
reliable treatment at once. Don't take
pills. tablets and other medicines that
only irrtete the already over-ahusef 4
stomach but take Chases Dyspepsia
Cure. liquid remedy that soothea.
strengthens and cures all Ills Of the stom-
sch. This remedy Is made 10 cure but
one thing, Dyspepsia, but Il does that
thoroughly. The first dose gives instant
relief. and N taken carefully n will. In
No matter how long you have had dys-
pepsia, you can flnd immediate relief and
n permanent cure In Chases Dyspepsia
Cure. Through its use YOU will be able
TO eat and enjoy three meals a dav YoI
will take new and healthy lnteros. ir
your work and pleasures. You will net
b. loading your system with noxiors
drugs or medical stimulants. Chase .
Dyspepsia cure. ~ driving away Dys
pepsia restores the liver. bowels and
stomach 20 health and normal aetivit =.
a trial OF this prompt. positive. per-
manent prescription will convince you of
IT. efficacy. After n few days you win
ird that every nerve and organ I'm the
body tinglcs with new life and v.'glity.
Price. fifty cents and one 1olla- per
bottle For sale b. MI druggists. Or sent.
chsrgcs prepaid. Ipon receipt Of the price
b. The Chase Manufacturing Co. of New
burgh. y. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
PORTSMOUTH.

Mrs r. r. Babbitt OF Providence "a
staying AZ Parker H. Sherman's
Mr. w NJ Hughes and Miss Hattie
Hughes are visiting In Scotland. Conn.
Mr. Harry Dale 81 New York and fam
ily are visiting their relatives Mrs. Henry
G. Fish.
Mrs. Harley Nickerson m visiting rel
atives I'm Darlington.
DR. Remick and family OF Providence
are staying for the season at Frank Gif-
ford's. Park avenue.
Rev. John Pennington and family Of
Providence arrived at the camp ground
for the summer season.
Mr. Weigle and family Mr Hartman
and family and Mr.. Kendall and family
OF Fall River are occupying cottages on
the camp ground
Mrs Price OF New York IL at wap-
pinary. for the season.
At the Christian church yesterday. Rev
Edward II. Macy's subject for the after
Moons discourse was "Christ's Temptn-
tion and ours"
Mr.. Charles Clarke left town Friday
for West Lynn where he ts an employs
of the Thompson-Houston Electric
v orks
The Lawn party given by the Iadier'
association OF 81. Paul's church last
week was a great succeae Supper was
served IN the Guild house TO which about
2T5 persons sat down. There was an at
tendance OF nearly ego persons. New
York, Newport. Mddletown. Tiverton.
Fall River and Providence being well
represented In the evening the grounds
were lighted with electricity and Chinese
lanterns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

JOHN o'coNNEII,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings Trunk store and
Iauparx In Just above the postofice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
VALLEY VILLAGES
Several Excursions Held. Wash
lngton Lodge, |. 0. 0. F.,
Visitation. Other Notes.

on Saturday the Riverpoint Congre-
gational Sunday school enjoyed it's an
nual outing spending a pleasant day at
Roger Williams park. The rain which
began 10 fall in the afternoon spoiled
the remainder OF the day. but as the day
was almost spent at the time the ex-
cursionists were not Inconvenience 10
any great extent.
The Active Hose Co. No. g. OF the River
Point fire department enjoyed their an
nual field day on Saturday when they
embarked for Rocky Point at noon. The
excursion included the active and hon
orary members who after partaking OF
a dinner Immediately upon their arrival
spent the remainder OF the day upon the
grounds.
Yesterday the Ffskeville firemen held
their field day at Boyden Heights and
spent an enjoyable day after partaking
of one OF the sumptuous dinners which
have made the resort famous.
RIvERPolNT.
Washington lodge, /. o. O. F.. met in
regular session at their quarters in odd
Fellows hail. on Saturday evening A
large representation from the Manufac-
turers' lodge of Olneyville were present,
as was Past Grand Harry Dow and the
degree team from Providence which
worked the second degree upon several
candidates. After the degree work the
remainder OF the evening was pleasantly
spent socially, and a collation. was en-
joyed
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Rev. Edwin Phreaner Of the Centreville
NJ. L. church preached the third series
OF popular Sunday evening sermons last
evening at the church, a large congre-
CATION being In evidence. The subject
was IAN Evening With Great Singers"
Several selections were rendered by a
male quartet an interesting feature
The first OF a series of religious services
to be held at the Fresh Air cottage owned
by the Kings Daughters of the state at
Oakland, was held yesterday afternoon.
Mizpah circle. Kings Daughters, of
Phenix. held their meeting with Mrs. Ar
mold Schaer a former member at her
home In Warren.
Mrs. William York OF Centreville who
had been at the Rhode Island hospital
for the past seven weeks, died at that
institution on Saturday from the effects
OF an operation which she underwent, she
falling TO recover consciousness from the
anaesthetic which was administered. The
remains were brought TO her home
late Saturday night.
James Robertson an apprentice color
several years to serve before beginning
trade. was retired on Saturday with the
customary notice of a few minutes.
The Coventry council and probate court
meets this afternoon at Washington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

Catarrh makes YOU n nuisance 20 every
body. Use The Andrews Only Catsrrh
Cure. rs cents a. druggists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
Doctors at Abita.

The Abita Springs Hotel and Cot
tage Company, Of Anita Springs,
La, entertained, last Sunday. a
number Of New Orleans physicians,
and others at the Ozone Belt Hotel.
The doctors left New Orleans at
Z $40 in the morning and spent the
day n the health resort. They were
taken over the grounds OF the hotel
Ozone Belt by H. j. LeGoux.
When the company arrived break
fast was served, after the meal the
party was taken for pleasant walk
and shown the advantages Of the
place. Dinner was served. After
which = game Of croquet was in
dulged in. The party returned in
the evening The following we're
presents:
Doctors Luther Sexton, Jules Lszard,
Leo BuYthe. Louis Perrilliat, Leon Gu
sachs, Jno. Laursns, Alex Ledoux, Paul
l Gelpi. s. DeLaup, Felix Larue, L. L.
Rabouin, J. f. Lescale; G. B. Hollifield,
Port Arthur, Texas; William e. How
ard, San Antonio, Tenas; Ed Sarpy,
Bernard Tiche, also Judge Leon Labatt,
Gabriel Conrad, H. L. Landfried,
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ToIedano,
Mics II. Wogsu. Mrs. Leo Burthe, Mrs.
Audre Burthe. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Miss Freret, Miss Whitmore,
Henry Ledoux, r. 81. Whetmore and I
Dahlman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
w q Pow

We today announce the name of
Mr.. w. 6. Pow as a candidate for
Police Juror for the Eighth Ward.
Mr.. Pow is native of Mississippi,
but has resided in this Parish for
the past thirty years. He has been
tlbmer inspector for the past ten
years. He is well known to the
voters of his Ward, as a man we'll
equipped to perform the duties Of
the Office to which he aspires. If
elected, he will be ever watchful and
careful where the interests OF the
Parish are concerned. He solicits
the support. of the voters Of the
Eighth Ward in the approaching
primary.