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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
TRONWORKERS' VAR ENDS.
-Four Nc5c Locals TO Take the Place
of the T1cO CORtestiRg Unions.

A. last. il was announced officially yesterday
the trouble among the ironwo-kers Is ended Both
Parks's old union. Local No 2 and the New York
Housesrnths' Union. after numerous conferences
between their respective executive committees have
agreed 20 diebsnd and four locals Of ironworl1ers
are to be formed out Of their members under one
executive, board which viii be required si1u the
arbitration agreement Each - these locals is 90
receive charter from President buchanan of tho
International Association Of Bridge and Structural
IrouwUrkers
The disbandulent has practically gone into effect
already. one or the locals was formed IN Brooklyn
Monday and another I'm Jersey city yesterday.
There viii be local ia Manhattan. Brooklyn
and jersey city Of structural ironwor,ers and the
fourth. which viii consist Of fnishers. will be iu
Manhattan u is admitted that the settlement is
national association.
Though the two unions are actually dishandej.
they VIII hold separate meetings this declare
themselves officially cut q existence In the reor-
eanzatiou discrimination whatever is to he made
10 which union the men belonged 20. This Is =
concession on the part Of the new union Another
large concession which IL has made is 10 agree that
the officers q the locals lie selected without
any reference to their present membership J-p 10
the reaching Of the settlement the new union In
sisted that il would stand by its old officers blt
gave up that contention at the last moment
q. r Cheney. secretary % the Iron League said
last evening:
am glad that tho matter Is finally settled II
viii enable the contractors 10 prepare for their
spring estimates The longer the trouble tasted
the more unwilling capitalists we're to invest in
building operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
SALE OF LESTER wALLACKs EFFECTS
Theatrical Articles Of Actor and His Com
pany To Be Disposed Of.

Hyde's weekly Art News announces that one
n tho nos; interesting sales OF The season will be
that OF the theatrical effects Of the late Lester
Wallack and hts stock company. removed from
the property room AT Mallacks Theatre 10 the
Knickerbocker Art Galleries. No = West Twenty
nlnth-st- whore the sale viii be conducted by
Charles Z. Smith on "Wednesday. February =. and
the following Afternoons at 2:l5 O'Clock each dav.
The collection VII b. placed on view Saturday.
February - Mr. Smith conducted the sale for
Miss Ada kehal last season bUt Ill is likely that
the Walack sale Will be Of more general interest
not alone through the association OF the various
items n The collection with such actors as Lester
Wallack. John Gilbert. Osrnond Tearie. Harry Ed
wards, hyrle BelleHs Miss Rose Coghan. Nine
Ponsi and. further back. Dion BOUcicault Charles
Ihorne and mary other actors. but through the
intrinsic value OF the items
The collie, on OF effects removed for the purpose
OF this sale includes many articles from the old
Star Theatre. and from the theatre AT BROAD
way and BrOor1e-st Among the items are arms
armor, furniture and costumes. including NAM
used IN the productions OF The School FOR Scan
"a Rosedale, Tho Veteran" otc. Then there
are vases playbills pictures AID scores ~ ..rro-
critics used IN the various Wallack productiors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
GERMAN SHIP HELD Up.
Morales Gouernment Of San Do
mingo IN Trouble 7cifh the Kaiser.

San Juan. r r. Jan e cspeciaD.-Direct ad-
vices from several sections n San Domingo re-
ceived here within the last few days and cornuun-
cated promptly 10 Cd President Woz Gil indicate
that the defeat Of the Trrcerez forces and the
frmer establishments ~ the Marales government
are imminent.
An incident rerertlv occurred which may give
rise 20 trouble with Germany and which is already
the subject 81 sharp diplomatic correspondence.
IN the last week in December Ricardo Martinez.
Miguel PEBBLES ard Fernandez Fehies revolution
fists were seized pig Mo~aless men. who boarded
the German merchantmen Holstein. then IN the
harbor ~ Mscors. Despite the protest 81 he dol-
STEMS captain Tho three prisoners were taken 70
the Dominion warship Presidente. from which
vessel they were transferred TO the Dominican war
schooner Olga and sent. win many other exiles.
70 Curacao. Among tho exiles is Evangelista. the
tp-erty- three ear-od son 81 General Woz Gil.
These exilcs are expected 10 arrive soon in Porto
Rico The seizure Of the Eiolstein has been
para Heed ir Dominican history since 1879. when
Camincro ana Perez rcvolutiorists. v re taken
boldly FROM a Spanish merchantmen IN Pucrta
Plata and shot BE- order n General Lithgow.
Spain threatened severe punishment but tho mat
Ter was finally settled without war.
One OF Woz Gn's ardent supporters. while IN a
falkatiKe mood in San Juan a 1ew days ago de-
clarcd that the revolutionary party which sailed
from here the French steamer ST Simon on
January I. had instructions to Join Jinenez and
stay with him until victory seemed assured shout
ing viva, Jimenez-" Then the cry Was 10 be
changed 10 viva. Noz y Gn." Most OF ,his
party. however. has struggled back 10 Porto Rico
otherwise deserted JirnficZ
General WOE On remains IN San Juan holding
IN fnc style Al 2 hotel Pubiiciv ne Is saving noh
his HIS conduct Is certainly diplomatic.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ATTENDANT. VALET TO invalid gen
tieman. thoroughly understands all
branches Of such a position. first class New
York references. Address BELGRANE l3l
East 9ist-st.
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9g01' e0Pan Of d'"s1'hed writer's ever 's JAMES ioL YAK
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POLICE SEEK WOMAN JEWEL BROKER
New-York Authorities Asked to Arrest Her
or Arrival from Paris

Paris. Feb. THE police authorities here
have asked the police authorities OF New-Yorl,
10 watch the steamers arriving there for =
woman named Latzarus. broker In jewels.
for years past Nine. Latzarus has traded IN
jewels with the Partisan dealers. bu. al. dis
b-iitec States. and II is now alleged thai she
owes $4,000 here '"s' she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

ences sfOm the royal Daiare ~ - p-. IeI er-
anu Minister PieniDOtcntiary az ps-is =.
private family OF hOleL LOCFAR prs .si q q
so. AL shave An r. hhs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
pURCKHARDT. MARY E. - WHEREAS

- the unlersi Fred intends apply for letters 81 ad-
rninfrratan goods. chattel- and credits which
ara - MAJ p 4urckhardt. deceased. under tho
visions u sentences o. section 2t~4. - the
Code ~ civil Procedure
Sow. therefore in pursuance ~ an ordeT or INC sur
court Of 81 New York all creditors
.rd rersors having claims against ~" said Mary 2
T.,rrha-5f deceased notified the
ss-ra Su-rrgata a ths County % New York At
HIs 0f7~c In tire H0u-" IN the Borough of
1914 Al-f-hlt hAbi'f-N-
dated New YORK Feb. ?. 1904
CI.F-L EI.ANp & CLEVELAND. Attorneys FOR Petitioner
william rlr.et. Vow lork-
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ENGINEERS ASSISTANT.-By young
man. steady place can do all repairs.
steam and gas fitting strictly sober and
steady. Address kRJCkEI~ 512 Marcy
ave Rrooklvn.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

OFFICE OF DAr-B-S STORAGE WARE
HOUSE - IST-AVE.
New-York. Feb. . 1904.
The following named persons are hereby
notified as the law directs tina. the amount
On goods stored Ia their several names must
h. paid on or before February l. 1904 AZ
this Office or said goods VIII be sold at pub
lie auction 20 pay charges and expenses OF
such sale. Finn. r. Rocker. Dill. >chaefer.
Lipmann. Young. PohI. Yudelmann. Kave-
nev. Sommars. Nichels. Waite. De Forest
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Ole "TWENTIETH CENTURY HOME

OCCUpYIN( A FIELD ENTIRELY NEW
DISTINCT. ORIGINAL. USEFUL. INTERESTING.
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FOR SALE.

! This beautiful Dresser, In select mahog
] any. birds eve maple and quaItered oak.
I with cut glass knobs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

BUTLER or STEWARD for sentleman's
household or yacht; good caterer. capable
OF managing all entertainments: highest
city references J. w. N. zoe East 6oth-st.
BUTLER or YACHT STEwARD.-Ens-
lish; good yachting discharges and FIRST
class private references: height feet II
inches Apply H. j.. Box 20. Lakewood.
N l.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HON

- Abaer G Thomas. Surrogate County Of New
York notice s. hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Joseph r +. Moore late OF tho County OF
York deceased 10 recent the same. with vouchers
Thereof the subscriber his place transacting
business the oace Of Htchings Falser 100 VIII
I'm street in city New York on OF before "a.
Cay Of April 1904
Dated York. the 6th day Of October. 1903.
SAMUEL MOORE Administrator.
HITCHINGs & PALLIsER. Attorneys for Administrator
New York city.
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MISCELLANEOUS :.

PARIOR SUITS reupholste-ed. including
tapestry. repairing and vanishing, hNe
nfeces $40 80 STRICH. 451 81 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
IL PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON

u A,ner G.. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County q
York Is hereby given 10 al persons having claims
against Lse 81 George. late q the county New
York deceased. ts present the same. with vouchers
Thereof subscriber. his place transacting
hgs1ass. 50 Broadway, Borough 81 Manhattan.
- Nsu York or before the 9th day n July next
Dated the twentieth day of January.
FRED ERI'K T.. ELBRiDGE. Administrator
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACTi. 81 Nassau Street
Borough 4 Manhattan. New York city. Attorneys for
AGn7iuisfratrT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of County o,
YORK notice hereby given all persons
claims agains; Edward r Grimm. late Of the County of
YorE deceased present the voucher
ereof TIE Subscriber at their place OF trsnsactns
furin the office 81 Taft & sherman. VIII.
iau street. the city of New York. before m.
let DAY 81
YORK the 18Th day % August,
EDWARD q. GRIFFIN I
NELSON p GRIFFIN. ! Executor.
HERMON GRIFFIN.
SHERMAN. Attorneys for Will
IAN St. Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against p. Dodge, County Of New
York deceased present vouchers thereof
the subscriber his Of transacns business No
John In the Borough Il Manhattan. Ia The
City New York. before the nth day OF March
Dated New York fourth day OF September 1909
D. STUART DODGE. Executor.
PARSONS cIossoN & McILVAINE. Attorneys for ex,
No % William Street. Borough OF Manhattan
CITY OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
TN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Il Atner e. Thomas. n = the County 81 New
York hereby given 10 all PERSONS having claims
Downing OF the County % New York.
drrd 10 present the with vouchers thereof O. The
tf-rIfr 81 their place % transacnE business at thu
of7ce % Goodwin. Thompson NHnderpoel. No : Wall
Sf-eat IN me Kew York. before the 18th
No. (ey y "a dav ri september 1908
MAHEI. A. DOWNING ENecutrix.
EUGENE CLARK. WILLIAM 4. DITMcI.D. Executor
THOMPSON EANilERIOEis Attorneys
W. a. F-,,c.,s,1-s No wall ST y Y. city
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~ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HOY

Frank r fitzgerald. a Surrogate q the County %
York notice is hereby given 70 AL persons hasinE
C. Miller. late o. the County q New
YORK deceased present the with vouchers thereof
10 sutsCiber her place = rafsa ING business
X Froaduay the city q New York. Borough OF
Manhattan On Before the fifteenth day u February
. ,oo-
MAGUAIFNA MILLER Aduiuls.rNtrir
HENRY HOTT Attorney for AdH'instrairiH ~ broad
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
OFFICE FURNITURE
IOST.


LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 13i. O4+
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New York. corner 4th-ave. and l4th-st-,
issued 20 Kate Hare. All persons are eau
TONED against negotiating the same II not
returned 10 the bank on the I'D day %
FehIuary- 1904 a dupIirate will be Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
CKIDMORE. CHARLES AN PUR.

- suance Of order o. Hon. Abner c. Thomas sur
the OF New notice is hereby gtveE
persons having q aims against Charles Sidmore
the New York deceased. present the
"a vouchers thereof subscriber her
Transacng business the Office Of FettTefch
Skman & ScyLe. az No II Park Row. Borough OF Man
haitian. In the city % New York before the 26th
81 March next
Dated. New York. the - % day q september. 1908
GRACE ". SkIDMoRE. Administrators.
FETTRETCH. sII-KMAN q sEYBEsI. Attorneys for Ac-
rninistratr.x 81 Park Row. Borough OF Aadti--t.dl
New
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Abner Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
hereby given all persons claims
John wilson late Of the County Of New York. de
10 with vouchers
subscribers OF their place OF ran.aeting business the
CITY ~ New York on or before the 10Th day OF May next
WILLIAM r WILSON, SOPHIA WILSON. Executors
STIMsON e WILLIAMS Attorneys for Executors So
l..rfN Sfraaf b
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- PTRSTANCE oF - ORDER on HOE.


ABNER G. THOMAS a Surrogate ~ The county Of
S.v -Y0r- hereby given al persons having
claims against Euza - Downing late - the County q
deceased. present the same with vouchers
thereof - SUBSCRIBE is place % transacting
No the Borough % Man
bsffan In the city NeW-York. before the sth
"a MAY next
uFTPOpOIITAN TRUST COMPANY or TIE CITY
NEW YORK. Executor
PARSoN.S CTOssON q McILvAiNE. Attorneys foi
FEecator % William street. Borough Of Manhattan.
~frv rsN arg-
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SurrOgates' Notices.
II PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF Hun.
= Amer G. Thomas. n Surrogate 81 the County Of New
v-rS notice s hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Christian Goepfert also known Christian
5erfert las Of the county 81 New York deceased to
thereof. the subsCrtb
trsnssctng business at tie once Of
solsygfu Thompson Na1derpcsl. No. Wall Street In
,re ty u New York before the 18th day Of May
rIt-T3 ARD " FREEDMAN. AUGUSTA LOUISA GOEP-
FFRT Execute and ENecutrtN.
Executor and Fsxecutrix. No wall ST. y. Y city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abaer O. Thomas. a gate OF the County % New
rrtf-e IS persons having claims
To4u Bi4de. late q the County OF New York
present the with vouchers thereof 20
he subscribers their place % trsnsacng business az
az Tutney. Twofhly lutney
X, 1-n Broadway. Borough q Manhattan. In the
etv a, New York before 10Th day Of May
Lated York md day OF November. 1905
7riIfS ol IN Err EDMUND MILLER. Executors % the
Ex-at u John kl1ile Decease1-
-r.-TNF-Y TWOMBTY s. PJTNEY. Attys. ,or Executors
10 Broadway. Borough Ok Maphai;an. New YORK
tst-. - Y
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DRIVER Married so. steady and tenn
perate; understands care Of horses. well
acquainted with city. EMIL FUSS, =
MCnteith-st.. Brooklyn.
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PRINTING.

5000 CIRCULARS OR CARDS printed
for 50 20. other printing equally low.
CRAVEN PRESS. 80 Frankiin-st-
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
A GERMAN fraulein. Protestant. . TO so
years old. with first class references az
mothers assistant IN family q two. and
two children. aged : and 7 Apply by letter.
- 1afay ettc-a ave. Fassaic. y. J
NANTEp.-DruE clerk. state salary eN-
r-cfed. paTtiC Ilara and references Ad-
dress =. A TAYLOR. summit. y J.
wANTED.-A man FOR gymnasium and club
work with bows Apply by letter % Rev
GEORGE =. AT-N ATt.R Akron. Ohio.
Nbi NJ MEN ererE " hero copy letters
horne evenings. 81 - week send al
dressed euVel1r-c for particulars. MAN
AGER Dept. ". ll& Box In, Philadel-
Yhia. Penn.
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CARPENTER wishes place or jobbi1g by
day: old and new work. F. TRIUMPH.
203 West 6Gth-st.
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LADDERS. DERRiCKs. FLAG POLES.

PORTLAND LAD
-Q4uIh4ll4 DER co. 1870 Or
nrge-st.. Newark, ". J. Tel 794 W. Best
Of ladders delivered at zoe. per foot
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
IypTME.NT Et REAL a = BoeSh-
crer % West 18Th st--CooSs. Mattresses.
char1rarulaI3S lauudrvsses. nurses. govern
~ssrs maids EuusyN orkers. Kitchen maids
wanted
CLEANING Woman Co clean offices. Nd
dress ADVERTISER. 5fZ East 5th-st
LADIES WANTED everywhere. copying
letters at home evenings or spare time
and return tp US. 40 mailing or cons asslng.
s. weekly earned. materials frs-. ENCLOSE
SELF addressed envelope FOR particulars
WARRANTED co. so W lie Hth-st-.
Philadelphia. Penn.
WOMEN to sew az home. 81 pc. week. Ia
f.rIals sent sNsryT here free. steady WORK /.
plain sewing only send addressed en- J.
VeIrPe Tor fun particulars. ". ?. q. bJ
POINT philadelphia. Penn.
WANTED A competent nursery goveTness
t1 take care - by eight Year, old,
rrLst De- able % teach the English ele-
rrcutarv branches and assist with light
cham lerw0rS. also do we0'lrg. best city
references required. wages $50 per month
Address hrNEBTIS Eft. care % r y
Erickson Advertising Agency. u 20 = Park
Row
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DRIVER. Delivery or bakery wagon.
American young man: single. good hab-
it's. reference. willing. city or country.
DRIVER. Box 10. Tribune Office.
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AlnlA

NOLLEl-I Ut--by yuuns fndn. % UNe
years experience: can furnish Al refer
ences and cash security. LAURENCE. 2.5l1
Webster ave telephone 227J fremont.
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DRUGS.-Wanted. manufacturing position
By middle aged man, conversant I'm the
business English and German OF any place
where competency reliability and honesty
are required Address RADIN- care drug
store Broadway and Cornelia- st, Brook
Iyl
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DvERTIsEMESTs ard subscriptions The Tribune
received their Uptown Once.
30. l-ssS BROADWAY.
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COACEiGAS.-By ScotcHman. a.. &c.
oughly understands the business. neat and
clean appearance careful city driver; a-sf
class references A. NJ. T42 2d-ave.
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CHEZ. single. for private or b,,,------
apartment house. French German 49,
i'm cooking. eight years last enDiovs,- Is -
pest % references -. *. IS West a5.L =
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CATERERS. BY q res,sc---7-
couple, urst class. all around root, DO. .l a
try and baker. sober motel ar 80, -, Pas
u. NJ. 516 10ta-ava s'-"'iisiil2-
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CoOh--Elrst class Vienna coo,, 80 - :
wee, Tor party and clubs. csn f--s.,s ~
nlsh cas- city references. Inquire SrC5Svi
care sherman. 3 West 1I6th-st. N-O1.i'
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COACHAfN.-Bv German. rri6Sis -,
tnorousnly competent. long exuerfe5c-.
careful, good City rese- ence. A -
18th ave. care of Mr. Mayer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-02
Possible Democratic
Nominees for rRrSSidenCy

is pointed out also that he was a strong
free silverite In his behalf. II is
asserted by his supporters that he has
through his newspapers been a fearless
champion OF the rights OF the common
people, that he has been generous. even
lavish In the expenditure OF his means 20
maintain those rights, and that he has al
ways been steadfase friend and support
er OF organized labor.
Former Senator Hill IL not regarded
very seriously by fLs party, according 10
reports at hand. while concerning Judge
Parker the question Is asked, What has
he ever done more than a hundred or
two other eminent jur1sts have done TO
make him a presidential possibility
Mayor Mcclellan Is now thought to be
out OF the race, since the Tammany
forces have declared for Cleveland, while
II is reported from Democratic sources
that Olney, though able and sound as a
statesman, commands no following, lacks
popularity and IL not, therefore. likely
TO be regarded as an available candidate.
Who will win out7 Evidently with the
plethora OF candidates the Democracy OF
the country will not be able to answer
that question until the convention has
voted,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-02
VERMONT
ELECTION
RETURNS.

Montpelier. VI. March 2.-The returns
from the cities and towns elections In
dicate that five OF the six cities and less
than 90 out OF pa towns in the state
voted In favor OF licensing liquor saloons.
Led by the city OF Rutland. formerly a
high license stronghold. and home OF p.
w. Clement, anti-prohibition leader. tine
voters or the state strongly indicated that
they are not as favorable TO high license
as they were two years ago when the
stormiest campaign In 80 years was car
ried on.
While the license advocates are disap-
pointed, particularly over the vote In
Rutland they aver that the present sys-
tenn OF governin gthe liquor traffic IL an
improvement over the old prohibitory
laws, and that all they contended for
was the right OF each city and town TO
decide the question for itself.
The reduction OF license majorities In
FIVE cities. II is claimed. is largely due
TO a natural reaction from the high IL
cense wave which swept over the larger
centres two years ago.
In this CWashington) county the towns