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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
BALTIMORE BANKING
FIRM HIS SUSPENDED

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-Receivers were
appointed to-day for the banking and brok-
erage firm of E. n. Morrison & Co. The
failure was not a surprise in financial cir
cles here. as the embarrassment of the firm
had been known for several days. z. n.
Morrison, the head of the firm. made a
statement to-day that the resources of the
house had been wiped out by losses on cot
ton. He said
I'VE took over number of accounts for
customers who were unable to make good
their margins, and the continuous rise in
the price of cotton resulted in heavy losses
in covering these accounts"
The Liabilities are placed between $780,
600 and 100000.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-N H. Morrison,
of the firm of u. n. Morrison d Co, brok-
eTs, of Baltimore, whose suspension was
announced to-day, recently sold his seat on
the New York Stock Exchange to Daniel
]. Sully, the chief cotton Spectator in the
recent corner.
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MUNROE WILL BE
TRAINED BY MCCOY

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-when Jack Mum
roe goes into active training for his battle
with Tom Sharkey ne will have Kid Mccoy
~ his sparring partner. Mccoy is one of
the cleverest boxers in the ring. and he will,
no doubt be of great value TO MunrOe The
HOOsier boxer is familiar with all the tricks
OF the game. and it is his intention TO put
MunrOe onto few moves that will keep
ShaTSey guessing.
Munroe has returned TO the city from Hot
Springs. where he went through n prepara-
tory course OF trimming for his coming mill
lie Is in good shape, and. with Mccoy as
his tutor. the miner boxer expects TO be
Vel prepared when he enters the ring to
battle the sailor.
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WRECK OF AN ILLINOIS
CENTRAL FAST TRAIN
1t Struck a Cow, Throwing Ami
NAL Against Switch and Open
ing It-One Man Killed.

MEMPHIS Tenn. Jan. 25.-Illinois Cen
trail passenger train No. ?, the fast mail
train from New Orleans to Chicago, was
wrecked al Gates. Tenn. sixty miles north
of Memphis to-day. One person was killed
and two slightly injured.
The dead: John Harms. Gates. Tenn The
injured. Mrs. John Evans 222 East Fifty
fourth street. Chicago; j. G. Hubbard Rus
ton, La.
The wreck was most peculiar. 1t was
caused by the pilot striking a cow which
was crossing the track. The animal was
thrown against a switch and the impact
opened it. derailing the train and overturn-
ing 1t, with the exception of the engine
and mail car. Harris, the only person
killed. was a resident OF Gates and was
standing beside the track.
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BUSINESS CONCERNS
ARE INCORPORATED

The Albany Independent Oil Company, of
Albany, was incorporated yesterday, with
capital stock of $4,000. The directors of the
company for the first year will be William
Routlege, q. NJ. Ellis, A. G. Wilson, r. T.
Brammer, NJ. G.. Davis, NJ. /. Depoy and
]. b. Gray. Other interpretations yester-
day follow:
cennes, capital stock $4,000. Incorporators
w. l.. Ewing, Louis Hirschler, Isaac Lyons
and Daniel Pistreicher.
The Fullenwider Hat Manufacturing Com
pany, of New Albany, capital stock 5000
Incorporators, James Fl. Fullenwider, Har-
old q. Bentley, Edward T. Farmer.
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FOOTPOWER FANS.
Individual Cooling Appliances which
May Come Into vogue

We are cautioned by an old adage to
prepare for war in time of peace. which is
merely an admonition to make such prep
arations when affairs are running smoothly
for any eventualities which may ensue
Carrying out this principle, we may be par
doned if. i'm the dreariness of winter, we so
shape our plans TO be ready for the swell
tering days of summer In pursuit of such
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Alonzo Wiley, OF 24l3 Sheldon street,
states that a recent story circulated TO
the effect that Jackson Park is flooded
and frozen over, that boys are skating on
streets and sidewalks and even UP to YER
andas, is entirely false, and that he con-
siders such Statements an injustice TO the
residents of Jackson Park. Mr.. Wiley
stated last evening that Jackson Park
was flooded during the several days of rain
last week, but that all of the water was
gone Saturday. lie believes that the cir
culation of reports similar to the he
denies will do nothing but work harm TO
real-estate values and TO property sales,
and stated that he made his denial of the
story for that reason.
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MOTHER SUPERIOR IS
HEIR TO $I5,ooo,ooo
Sister Philomena Enriched by the
Death of an Uncle in Aus
tralia.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. 25.-Sister Philo-
mena, the Mother Superior of Mercy Hos
pital of Des Moines. tonight finds herself
the heir of an estate valued at $4,000, 900.
The estate is that OF her uncle, John Nc
Cormick. who died i'm Australia ten years
ago. He owned several gold mines, sheep
ranches and other valuable property.
The two brothers. John and Henry left
in early youth for Australia, and nothing
had been heard of them and since that
time the Melbourne authorities have been
hunting for the heirs OF McCOrmck's es-
tate. Two brothers and two sisters at
Davenport will inherit the estate with the
sister.
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His Treasures.

like to sit and look at all my stocks and bonds
And think of how 1 almost joined the multimiI-
Here are six million dollars worth of stock GER
In Jiggsby's Giant Company for Propagating
The stock is autographed fine; the dividends
And III be clipping coupons but
The floor
fell
through
Way up there in the attic is heap of ancient
bonds
The Guarantee Subscription for the Suckers
And tumbled round about them is about a mil
lions worth
or shares in Some Ones Scheme to Make Pure
Diamonds from Earth.
They cost NE almost nothing, and it makes me
To think l would be wealthy. but
The floor
through!
Oh yes. and here's my special lot of superheated
Ny line of Sailed Copper. too. is stacked up over
Why. underneath the earpetings and all about
Is Kansas Cofee-common-just ten million on
They gave me hrst chance at it-'twas splendid
And I'd be wearing sparklers. but
fell
through!
I've got lot of other stock-there's Sagebrush
Tea. preferred;
And Mountain Air Condenser (now. that agent
was birdD
And summer snow supplier. also Ocean Water
Gold
1 had some Endless Motion. but that stock. by
links, I sold
[ get my good twelve weekly. but l want to
say to you
I'd have them all agoing. but
The floor
fell
through
w. D. Nesbit. in February Ainslee's
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BELL md LEONARD
SHOW SCIENCE IN RING
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

MARION, Ind, Jan. 25-Five hundred
persons witnessed four boxing contests
/ (which were pulled off in the Grand opera
House tonight The police were present to
see that the fights were kept within the
limit of the law. Two preliminary bouts
between bantamweights were lively. In
the principal events Boswell was given the
decision over Hampton, and a contest be-
tween Beal, OF Marion. and Jack Leonard.
OF LouiSEile. was decided a draw. Beal
in MS younger days was regarded as a
clever boxer and he is credited with having
fought draw with Kid Broad. He still
shows his Old-time cunning. and his bout
with Leonard was scientific Tonight s
events were the first boxing contests given
In Marion in number Of years.
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RICHMOND NAY NOT
JOIN INDIANA LEAGUE

RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. 25.-It is not con-
sidered probable that the effort to get
Richmond into the Indiana Baseball
League. composed of ElwoOd. Indianapolis.
Anderson. Montpelier. Blufton and Muncie
Wall prove successful Richmond is already
"A member OF the InteruTban League
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The speedy Richmond aggregation is the
attraction here tonight The Quakers are
playing splendid polo and to-night's con-
test viii doubtless be swift and interesting.
The amateur game win be between the
Habich and Barrister teams In these teams
are the fastest players in the amateur
league and the game should be fast
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RECEIVER FOR ASSETS.
]. f. Truitt Alleges Attempt to
Wreck Concern.

CHICAGO. Jan. Pa receiver for the as
sets of the Wilmington Cereal Company is
asked for in bill filed in the Circuit Court
by j. E. Truitt. stOckhOlder in the concern.
The company organized in October, 1903
with a capital of 100000 Truitt AYERS that
Secretary A. a. Hefey and Treasurer w. l..
Barteau of the company have cOnspired to
wreck the concern and have refused to issue
stock TO people entitled to receive it,
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Nashville Team Is Organized.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
RCSHVILLE, Ind. Jan 25-The High
School baseball team has been organized
for the season of 1904. Joseph Ong has been
chosen manager and has already received
many communications from teams in sur
rounding towns asking for dates. The
schedule arranged SO far Is for Shelbyviile
10 play the opening game here on April
y, Greensburg will follow on April % The
games scheduled away from home are al
SheipNvtlle on May 70 and at Greens burg ON
nay Il The team from the Richmond
Business College has written for 4 datc.
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STRIKES ARE DECLARED
At SHEET STEEL PLANTS
Cause of the Trouble Is Alleged to
Be a Violation Of the Scale
Agreed On.

PITTSBURG. Jan. 25.-Strikes at two
important independent sheet steel plants
were officially declared to-day by the Anal
gamate6 Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers. The plants are owned by the
Parkersburg Iron and Steel Company, of
Parkersburg, w. Va, and the Muskingum
Iron and Steel Company at GAINESVILLE. The
cause of the difficulties is the alleged vio-
lation of the scale agreement.
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NINETEEN BABIES IRE
RESCUED FROM FLAMES

OWATONNA, Mimi, Jan. 25.-The north
and central wings OF the State School for
INDECENT Children were Quilted by fire to-
day. All of the inmates were taken from
the building uninjured. The fire broke out
in the root in the central part of the main
building and gained considerable Roadway
before II was discovered. The south wing
and the chtldren's dining room and kitchen
were saved. though damaged by smoke and
water Nineteen babies dOmicied In the
south wing were taken out safely. The
loss is not stated. but there is insurance on
the building 20 the amount of $1,000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
Private Bank Closed.

WESTMINSTER, Pa, Jan. 25.-The pri-
vate bank of Z. ID. Haines & Co, of this
place, closed its doors to-day, and upon
application to the court John j. Green was
appointed receiver. Upwards of 100000 is
said to be deposit. 1t is thought that
all claims will be settled in full.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
HART And WILLIE
GO TO 4 DRAW
Chicago Fighter Had Best of Ar
gunent-Louisville Man Was
Bewildered.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-John Willie. a local
fighter. held Marvin Hart, of Louisville, to
a draw in a six-round fight before the
Natita Club tonight. Willie had the better
of the contest and had he done more lead
ing might have scored victory. Hart
could not land effectively a any time Willie
landed with his left on Harris body and
head frequently and had the latter be-
Wildered
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Has NO AUTHORITY TO
REGULATE Gas PRICES
City Of Chicago Must Accept
Cheaper Gas if 1t Is Of
fered to Her.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Judge Grosscup, in
the United States District Court to-day, de-
cided against the city of Chicago the To-
cent gas cases. He declared that the State
did not delegate to the city the power TO
regulate the price of gas The decision was
the outcome of suits brought by ID. O. Mills,
as a stakeholder in the Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Company, and Frank G.. Jones, as
Il stakeholder in the Northwestern Coal and
Coke Company, asking for injunctiOns re-
straining the city from reducing the price of
gas to 70 cents. Both injunctionS We're
granted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
INSURGENTS DEFEATED.
Government Troops in Uruguay
Are Triumphing.

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay. JAM 25-The
government troops have again defeated the
insurgents commanded by General Saraiva
This engagement occurred at Paso de la
Cruz Jan. 30 The insurgents who are
broken up into several bands. are crossing
the Brazilian frontier where they are being
disarmed. The insurgent leaders, Basilio.
Manor, Gomez and Noblia, are among those
who have been disarmel.
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MIA Herman Rc.tcd Rice-

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. - kin.
Herman. of Chicago. tonight defeated Ans
tin Rice, OF New London. Conn. i'm The six
teenth round Of what was 20 have been n
twenty-round go before the Whittinefon
Park Athletic Club
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Was Jail Companion OF Curtis lett.
OF Kentucky.

JACKSON. Ky. Jan. e5.-News has beon
received herr OF the shooting Of ,-Ticsye,---
Tom Tharp by Matt Sloan m IAo CITY.
Wolfe county rhe trouble arose over "A
card game. Tharp was shot ia the arm
and through the body and has small chance
10 recover. lie was jail companion and
IN important witness iu the trial OF Cur
lis Jett. since convicted OF the assassina-
ton % j. - Narcuns and jim C0ckreu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
China wants to Avert War.

PEkING. Jan. 3L-The Chinese authori-
ties have approached the ministers here of
several powers with proposals directed to-
wards attempting mediation with Russia
and japan China X exceedingly anxious
thai war should be avoided.
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BRAZILIAN Minister Home.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-David f. Thomp-
son United States minister TO Brazil ar
rived tonight the steamer TennvSon
from Rio JaneirO lie viii so TO Washing
ton aud thence To his home in Lincoln
Neb for few weeks. after which ne will
return 10 Brazil
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

DR.. Edgar Kiser, who has been an inferno
at the City Hospital has left that institu-
ton to take the practice of DR.. David l..
Kahn, who. with his family, will leave
shortly for Europe, to be gone an indefinite
time. There were about twenty applicants
for DR.. Kahn's practice, but he chose DR..
Kiser over all nthPrS.
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policy we will not be remiss in considering
means 10 employ . few months hence i'm
making our waking hours comfortable.
There has recently been patented fan
attached TO the back of ones chair which
will serve a noble purpose in aileviating the
suffering OF man from summers heat All
the sufferer has TO DO is TO throw himself
back I'm his chair place his foot on a pedal.
and pedal away TO his hearts content. The
motion thus given the apparatus drives the
fan, which can be made TO revolve at a high
or low speed at the will Of the operator
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Another Panic in sky-crapcr.

CHICAGO. Jan "a small Gre I'm the
and the nervousness of the people i'm the
building. who We're easily susceptible TO
panic. owing 20 the lrOquois disaster and
the panic ia the Masonic Temple saturday
was quickly allayCd.
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Herr BebeI Made Legatec.

BERLIN. Jan 24-Herr Bebel. the So
cialist leader i'm the German Reichstal,
has been made leGatee under the will OF a
Bavarian lieutenant named Hermann Kohl
mann. who a good many years ago. won
the capital prize in tho Austrian lottery
The estate is valued at $4,000
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Pleaded Gy.Ity to Extortion.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Richard Carvel.
formerly walking delegate OF the Derrick
mems. Riggers aud Pointers Union pleaded
guilty to-day TO indictment charging at
tempted extortion. He will be sentnced
tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26

kEARNkA. Neb.. san. Edward j.
Reynolds Wei known as football player.
committed suicide to-day by shooting him
self The only known cause Is that he vas
greatly troubled with h.s hip which was
oislocated IN a game.
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Lord HindIip to wed n Beauty.

LONDON Jan. 2-Thr Daily Express
this morning announces the engagement OF
Lord iiindlip, one OF the richest peers in
England. and Miss Agatha Thyme, one OF
the beauties of the season.
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PURDUE is DEFEATED
BY MINNESOTA FIVE
Indiana Men Make a Great Brace,
but Are Unable to Over
CONC Lead.
LAST HALF IS SPEEDY

Special % Tho Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. 25.-After being
showed under b. Minnesota by an IS To 5
score in the first half OF the basketball
game at the Coliseum tonight. Purdue took
a brace and made fourteen points. the
game ending - 10 p i'm favor of Minnesota.
Peck and Hirsch played a strong game.
Lineup and summary
MINI. Position Purdue.
Pierce ----.--..... Forward ...............Ecck
Earco. McRae Forward ..........E irsch
Tuck, Collins ......Center Mueller
al. Leach.
IL + Leach $500. Guard ..........Fauikner
kleter ...-........... Guard Caldwell
ScOre-ATinEesota. %: Purdue. p. Goals
from heid-Pierce. 3; II. =. Leach. 3; Tuck.
3; II Leach, McRae, Kiefer, Hirsch. 3;
Peck. Faulkner. Goals from foul-Hirsch,
II; Pierce, 6. Attendance-50G.
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No chance Tor disappointment ii you
| serve Mrs Austin's Pancakes. All gro
GERS sell IL.
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BANK sTATEMENTs.
RESOURCES.

n EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
n Columbia National Bank, at Indianapolis
in the State of Indiana, at the close of business
Ian % 1904:
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state OF Indiana. County OF Marion, IS
l. W r. G. Colt cashier OF the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Il true. to the best OF my knowledge and
belief w. r. &. COLT Cashier
Subscribed ano sworn to before me this 18th
DAY Of January. 1874.
GEORGE 9. CALVERT. Notary Public
Commission expires March 2. 1905.
COrrect-Attest:
II. Is. WILSON,
a. A BARNES,
CHARLES L. COFFIN,
Dfrecforx
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State OF Indiana, County Of Marion. s.
/, II. A. Schlotzhauer. cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, TO the best of my knowledge
and belief.
II. A SCHLOTZHAUER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January. 1904.
GEORGE G. CALVERT. Notary Public.
My commission expires March 3. 1906
CorFect-Attest:
JOHN PERRIN,
III. LIEBER.
H. BATES, JR.,
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DANk sTATENENTs.


p EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THh
~ Fletcher National Bank. Of Indianapolis. IN
the State OF Indiana at the close Of business
Jan y. 1904:
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BANK STATEMENTS.


p EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ American National Bank at Indianapolis.
In the State OF Indiana. at the close of business
Jan. 80, 1894.
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1Otdi ffs"fvsSfo-fo
State of Indiana County OF Marion.
l. Hiram w. Moore cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly that the above
statement is true, to the best Of my knowledge
and belief
HIRAM W. MOORE. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th
day of January. 1904.
GEORGE C. CALVERT. Notary Public
NY commission expires March % 1906
Correct-Attest:
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% EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
N Capital National Bank. at indianapolis,
in the State OF Indiana, at the close of bust
ness. Jan .. 1904
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state OF Indiana. County OF Marion.
l. Robert T.. Morrison cashier 81 the ab0se e.
named bank. do solcmniy that the above
statement Is true. 10 the best OF my knowledge
and belief.
ROBERT L. MORRISON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this "a
day OF January. 1884
GEORGE {. CALVERT. Notary Public.
NV commission expires March 3. 1896.
COrTeCt-Attest.
JOHN r. WEIGH
GEORGE WOLF.
WILLIAM e. VAN ARSDEI.
Directors.
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State OF Indiana, County OF Marion. IS.
/, S. J. Fletcher president OF the above named
bank do soemnly that the above state
Is true, the best of nowledge aud
belief s. J. FLETCHER. President.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18TH
day OF January. 1904
GEORGE c. CALVERT, Notary Public.
Commission expires March g. 1906.
Correct-Attest:
s. A FLETCHER.
W. A. HUGHES.
n. X. SMITH.
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lOtal e. f'of'tvo
State OF Indiana County OF Marion. 50
/. Edward r.. Porter. cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that TIE above
statement is true, to the best Of my knoNledge
and belief.
EDWARD q. PORTER. Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn TO before me. this 18th
day OF January. 1904.
CHARLES o. BRITTO&. Notary Public
NV commission expires March u. 1906.
Correct-Attest.
v. T. MALoTT
GEORGE b. fANDES.
". j. HOLIDAY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-09-02
Mr.. WYS0R HERE.
Says His Kinsmon Is a Sure Winner in
the Ninth.
courts.

Mr.. b. y. Wysor, of Russell county
former assistant clerk Of the Corpora
ton Commission and now general man.
ager of the Imperial Fire Insurance
Corporation OF Tazewel, is in the city,
accompanied by Mr.. J. F. Hurt, secre-
tary and treasurer of the latter concern.
looking alter some business matters in
connection Herewith.
Mr.. Wysor is confident that Hon. J.
G. Wysor will be elected 10 Congress in
the Ninth district TO succeed Congress-
man C. Slemp. He says that the brilli-
ant orator and Democratic leader is
fairly ''eating his competitor alive" OF
the stump. and that the party is in
better fighting trim than 1t has been IL
ten years.-News Leader,