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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
J. v. SPRINGER ENDCRSED
ARIZONA PAPERS SAY COLORADO
MAN g WELL QUALIFIED As
RUNNING MATE ron PREei.
DENr ROOSEVELT

Tho Arizona Daily bar In a recent
issue endorses the movement iuau.
guratod az enc convention OF me
National Live Stock ASSOCIATION. look.
ing 90 the nominatiO OF Jonn W.
-priuger. az follow
Tho Coming Wee President.
Yesterday SIR sonn ". Springer OF
ueutor. Colo. arrived 20 cur city. SIT.
springer has been lor several years
me president OF che NGti0nai Live
stock association. and has done more
han ANY one man 20 make IL what
10 De-. ho,h as q power IA the IN tod
states aG wc4 as a power In national
asairs. because q cpresonts ono OF
tho greatest wealth producing inter.
gsts OF tho country, ga.OyO.O0O. 900 be.
ng tho wealth the live stock % the
United states represents ina our
wealth statistics
Mr Springer came hero direct IRON
Oregon where the National associa.
lion iuat held its annual meeting he
Recessed to serve anoner term a.
president but the convention was Dc.
termined tO show its appreciation OF
him as q man of woal.d. ability. in.
togrity and Statesman and adopt
ed resolution vhich was unanimous.
ly adopted urging his nomination as
vice president by the national repub-
lican convention.
This resolution was Ia harmony
with a s,nerai movement which has
recently obtained throughout the en-.
tire west. especially IN mo stock re-
sione. Tor nia nomination for the
socond place.
That is all right Mr Springer 10 az
we'll qualified for a running mate with
Roosevelt as any man in the United
States.
He Is q gentleman OF hno presence.
an eloquent and able public speaker
He represents a most important inter.
est IA tho west. Hs 10 beloved by the
people wherever be goes. for mis- gen.
Sal traits and well balanced character
Mr. Springer would make a model
presiding officer OF the unltel states
senate, and be IL liable % enjoy that
distinction There as no reason Why
Arizona's delegation, In fact every
delegation % the RocKy Mountain re-
Fi0u should not work and vote for
Mr. springor's nomination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
ROYAL WEDDING

London. FEB. The great propar.
atloua which are being made nc Wlnl.
sor Tor celebrating iu truly royal style
tho wedding seat Wednesday OF pun.
cess Alice OF Albany and Prince Alex
andor ol Tock are sufficient 90 sho Is
how sirohg Ga King Edwards attach.
ment 90 ihC Young people The king
IH a cunaummaio master OF corom0.
niD aud nothing suits him better than
Co have q hand in supervising the al.
ransomcnt8 ior luch AFFAIRS
Each day brings additions 20 the
ist of royal poa0nagcs who wal 40.
tend the wedding Prominent among
those who have accepted invitations
are zoe queen dowagor of the Neither.
lands che klug and queen OF wurtom
herg. the prince and princess OF wal.
pyrmont the hereditary prince
and princess OF t.iod. Prince and 'ri1.
cess Frederick Cnarlol OF sweden and
the hereditary gnp5 duke and lueh.
oss of Luxomburr
The bridesmaids arc Co Do the
dauehtorr of ,no duke and duchess 90
Connausht nni The GuEo and duchess
re Fgfo and Princess Victoria ofWules.
There will. 90 course. be- a grand ban
at che castle TO mark the event Tho
honeymoon Is to be- spent 10 BrJckett
Hal, 10 Hor,fordahlro. lont hy Lord
Morntstopheu. which VIII soon have
brighter memories than the deaths uf
prime ministers. for which u 30 90
present go curousy famed
Tho Hague Foo. 5.-Tho d0wagor
queen OF Holland loft for England 20.
day By way u Flushing. 20 attond the
wedding Of Princess Alice Of Albany
and Prince Aoxnndor OF Teck uc
majesty HlIl ho iho guoat Of ner slator.
The duchess on Albany. az Clarom0nt
and afterwards of King Edward and
Queen Alexandra at Windsor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
FIRE CHIEF TOLAN
OF ESCANABA, MICH.
U-fE TO REc-.v BENEFITS
FROM AN lNJUnY IH THE LEFT
BREAST.

Capt rolan who is mere vith mis-
son. Carl Tolan. 10 an Inmate OF tho
st. Josophs nosrrJai ana sanltarium.
Che captain. for years, was chief OF
enc hro department OF the Esoanaba,
Michigan. A short time ago, whilo
reacuing n bevy II little children from
being run over 0y a runaway team
OF horses drawing after them a heavy
Jrucf wagon. was injured in the LETT
breast. the tongue Of the wagon strik-
Ing him IN the breast end knocking
MIN down II was a narrow escape
from sudden, awful death and after
being bed rldde- for awhile his AZ
tending physician adwa'i Mr iolan
20 seek a milder climate tnan that OF
Michigan for the winter. With his son,
Carl. he came 30 Albuquerque and
reports from the hospital are on
c0uragIng a. to his condition. Al
though it was a serious injury hopes
are given out that he will sooner or
later regain his former health and
strength
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
ARIZONA TOWNS

Vaiuahlo Nlnc-rho Mohave Miner
ratnfta thti me Golden Gem ndnc. 90
Csrblt. boz boon bonded io eastern
rarues The mlno o. SAID 10 have "a
rnoori % having nottci $500. 600 from
ore shipped
Death Of Arizona Pionoor-The od.
itaf OF che Prescott. JourHalHiuaI
resolved a telegram from Mary S.
1oan. Ii New York. containing tho
Showing brlof announcement
Curtis Coo Bean died az be- homo
soFe thia morning IN the 7Nh year %
bis age
Col. e q Bean. as The subject 0f
thu above waa known in Arizona. was
q Historical character Ho came 90
Prescott dgrug tho coF'y aiHtIeg and
residod with h family hero Until tho
lsio eighties ..c was a vcritab e
piouoor among ,ho pioneers oft Arizona.
$40 uaa nrs ongagod .n contracting
husiness with tbo army. aud vas on.
Hagod. ilko an tho carly settlers. with
maug a brush with the Indians.
Ho was the o-nor OF tho Coppor
nhsin mining properties and sold
gtem 10 Phelps Dodge g Co. and
during the more recent years has been
ougaged In mining IN iho southern
nart 90 this territory
tie was a man OF wonderful vitality
and onorgy optimistic 10 the greatest
degree, aud a man beloved by al who
knoW him.
Ho served one term a. Delegate 20
congrora from thls territory
Ho was NOT only q good citizen. but
"a Was ln bis home whore MIA chara..
tor showed up TO the grcateu advan.
iago. hia devotion 90 hts "wifo and
uabioa" as be- always referred to
ihom hc.ug proyorbal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
WILLIAMS

Prom the news.
Mrs. Jos. Johnston has boon a sun
oror from neuralgia toe past week.
J. j. 0ibuon is oxpoo.ed home from
over near Daggctt, Cal, whore be has
boon with }. = Parker on the salt
Lake road
Goo. h.Barney pat n force OF men
- work cutting Ice on toe Cdufman
dam. Il Is said 10 Oe or good quality,
about ave incncs la thickness.
BTockhart. the macn.niHt. who has
been experimenting the rebuilding
of one OF the Saginaw a Manisiee
LumBoF company'R engines, departed
% We are Informed. Ior Peru, south
America. whore be- Will build a couple
OF engines for bis firm.
Mrs.. Geo "a. Barney and children
arrived home from Gallup n. 81, her
absence from Williams being caused
hy ne death OF her mother, Mrs ] W.
Haylla. recontly.
Jamoa COnlon. to- sometime en-
pioycd aB an assistant hy Alex Chia'
holm iu the tavern saloon, uiod last
Monday. of hoart failure. while sit
ting ln a chair. Deceased was q cousin
81 Thoa. b. Campbell, postmaster az
Jerome. who wired here 20 give tne re-
maina proper burial. which was done
Ia the knights az rythias' cemetery,
~ Undertaken S. Button.
Tho local saw mia has been closed
down for several days the past week,
because of the scarcity OF logs. the
scarcity of loss was due 10 the fact
that would.no engineer on che Log
ongino let the boiler 60 Dry and burn
"a out several MUGS. narrowly oscnp-
inr an explosion. h Is said the man
took 60 the tail timber and has not
since boon seen
A party of people came up from
WinslOW last Saturday on route To-
tno Grand Canyon, being accompanied
Nom here by Agent A. a., Hunt Tho
holly crowd was composed of Conduct
ur Ieaaie Miller ana wife. mother and
slater. oi AlbuquCrQuoi hra. Mo1Iuty
and daughter lorna. and MIs8 ieona
McCuun. one 3i 1.usiOwa popular
teachers
Jonn r. Shea. laio cashier aud ac.
oJuntant with Harvey, at Los Angeles.
has taken "a poaluou with Martin Bug
geln AZ alditor lur the bright Angel
aud Grand Canyon hotels. with hoad.
ouartars at tho canyon Mr Shea has
spent most OF tho week in the city
and win hereafter make wcoEly trips
In from the canyon 90 check up the
husineas al this enl OF the line.
F.H Matthes. the civi engineer
10 charge of the gooloncai survey
which has been IN progrens 10 the
Grand Canyon for over q year past
hagine completes the work outlined
for hin BY tho department, came Ia
and departed Tor washington. The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
TOOK POISON
e. PAso WOMAN TRIES TO CON.
NIT SUICIDE.

Mrs Alice Clormeau. .f8tty
blonde and the divorced wife Of Billy
Clormoau a gambler OF this ciiy. at.
tempted suicide this afternot r. az her
home. 100 Magofhn avenue. by drink.
Ing half bottle OF bromide Of potas.
Stun
The woman has had a great dea. OF
marital infoliciiy lately. having been
divorced from her husband bat about
siX weeks A few nights ego. n 20
said that she was nearly crazed by
broollng over her trouble and Kicked
ont the glass IN the front window OF
her room
Tho woman Hes in a darkoned room
20 care or ono of tho Salvation Army
women.
Il is stated that she may recover.
as strong omeucs we're given her with.
in an hour after she attempted self
destruction Ell Paso News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
OLD STORY REVIVED
ROCK ISLAND SANTA re TRAFFIC
ALLIANCE AGAIN ON BOARDS,

Ihc report that the Chicago a Rock
island Jallroad had formed a traihc
alliance with the Santa Fo road reach
ga El pa8o and 90 the subject OF much
conversation amous railroad men OF
the city. says the 20 paso Times.
II was known some months ago that
prominent Rock Island people were
buying Santa no stock but the pur
g1rt Of This proceeding was not AZ
once man fest Holders OF Rock Island
t1ok bought up gt0O0OOoO Of Santa
Fo stock with a view of gaining rep
rcsuutat'on on tho directorate of the
santa Fo road
lu ths they were not succossiul. af
was shown by the results OF tho an.
uusi meeting 1f tho Santa DO stock.
holders Boz December, as mo- Rock TEL
ana stOckholdor WAS made o director
But the influence OF the Rock Island
purchase of stock was made evident
afterward
While tho $40 200. 900 OF stock now
90 tho hands OF the Rock Island people
is by no means a controlling proper
lion OF the $4,000 900 that make up
tho stock q the Santa re. Il "a con
siderable and its owners have, Il ~ be-
lieyed received consideration 10 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
AMERICANS FINED FOR HUNTING
sPoRTsmEN M HABIT OF VISIT.
ING DUCK LAKES IN MEXICO
ARE TAKEN FROM BED AND 40.
sEssEo ~ OFFICIALS.

Mexico has ISSUED a decree for.
bidding any person bearing firearms
10 croaa the u0faer 10 that country,
and American Eportmen who have
been Ina the habit OF hunting game
south OF the boundary have been ser.
l0Usly inconvoniecod. Those who have
visited the duck lakes recently have
been compelled TO pay for the privi'
lege. aud those who refused 10 pay
have boon nned, James Paul and q
companion OF IA Paso who spent
Tuesday AZ Palomaa, below the Mo1i.
can border. were taken from bed a.
night and fined by tho Mexican Gus
toms officials for hunting ducks.
Through the Mexican consul at El
pnao they have appealed 20 the state
department of Mexico ior redress. The
consul says gnat no law warranted
the arrest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
ARIZONA REPUBLICANS
WILL HOLD THEIR CONVENTION
At TUCSON MARCH 6-soLiD
AGAINST COMBINED STATE.
HOOD.

The republican territorial oonven.
ton Of Arizona viii be held NJ Tucson
on March 3. Tho basis Tor represent.
alton for this convention viii be- one
delegate for every my republican
votes cast Tor the delegate AZ the last
congressional election. This Will give
the convention 1856 Delegates From
the present outlook. the republicans OF
Arizona stand sOlldly for Roosevelt
aud there is every indication now that
the delegation will go 90 Chicago ia.
stuoted for Roosevelt. Thoro ls great
activity among the democrats and
much work 20 being done 90 favor "
the nomination Tor the presidency of
Congressman W. Il. Hearst OF New
York City. The statehood question 10
The principal Issue IN tho territory A
maaF meeting has been held In every
county OF Arizona declaring against
joint statehood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
W " UNWUl
CLERK 10 faid Coufy


Last Il aud testament Of Patrick
Csun1. deceased. To MARY lose
phlno Cared. ExocutrlH ara De.
yisee aud 90 an whom II may con
corn
SOU ave hereby oInod that the
allorCd lasi wll and testament ~
Patrick Carroll late %. tho County of
Bernalillo anu TERRITORY Of New Mo1
leo, deceased, hs8 Cu produced and
read by tho Probate Cltlh OF The
County of B'rualHlo Territory 81
New Mexico, and The iay of the prov.
iug OF said alleged .ast viii ana tosia
mont was by order of tho Judge OF
said Court thoreupon hXed for Nor.
Gay, the zen day OF March, 4. ID.
1904 Term Of said Court q 10 o'c.Ock
Ia the forenoo OF laid day.
Given under my hand and the Seal
Of said Court this a2ud day OF Janu
airy. A. d.. 1904
tseail JAldEs A. sUMhERs
ppobate CeFk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
SELlGMAN
AVON williams News

Rrom williams News.
Albert C Burnett has purchased me
water privileges from Henry beth
ridge Tor consideration OF $500.
Captain Moeks returned iron New
York on the limited iho captain b.
hooking remarkably wei, considering
no has iust gone through three weeks
~ high lllo In tho metropolis.
On sunday evening aftor the laun.
afyman had loft town for parts un.
known. Jim Skelly broke into his place
q business and was leaving with four
bundles OF luunnry belonging % resi-.
dents when ne was caught by Frank
a.. tokorson. Nothing has boAcn doEe 20
panish him Tor This anu probably moth.
ing will We DO not wish TO keep
"knochng" Jho officials continually
bat we feel it our duty to do 20 when
. thing Of this sort Is allowed 10 pass
and which only tends 30 encourage
other rascaia
The other cay John Drain INDUCED
freely but not wisely In the stun that
oheerB he tnLciod thin he had a
grievance against Michael Mcbride
and John Harrington; and going into
MI Mcilrldo'a private ONCE. socur, d
hia Winchester and there would have
been something doing had u not been
for the presence ol mind OF :. s.Wlth.
era who came up behind him and
secured the gun. Ia court Drain got
90 with a $40 fine and ho ought Go
consider himself lucky Not very long
ago Drain shot and KILLED a negroes
In williams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
pIsanant aurprlts Parlr.

Miss Sadie strain was the victim o..
o. very pleasant surprise party Wei.
posday night The event vas "a hon.
or of hor birthday, and vas a very de-
ughtful anair Refreshments we're
served
Mise strain was tgudorod a hand.
some gold lockot as a token OF love
ana friendship Of tho young people
present and as a souvenir ~ the oc.
caaion The young lady 10 che daugh-
tor OF nr and Mrs. w r Strain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
PEDDLER ARRESTED
SUPPOSED TO HAVE STOLEN MS
STOCK OF FOUNTAIN PENS AND
RAzoRs FROM DRUG STORE AT
60 PAgo.

A man has just boa arrested ln
noming while trying 10 sell number
of fountain pens. ra2oru. etc. thought
fn have been stoien from the % Paso
urug company store az E Pano.
ioyas. on SATURDAY night A telegram
has boon sent % Captain Mitchell OF
tng El Paao police force by tn1 Don.
inr officers informing him OF tho ~.
rest Tho man % being hold awaiting
Instructions. About $40 worth OF foun
tom pens has been stolen from the
store. an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

o. c. Watson. the well known tn.
surance agent OF Santa be. who came
down from the Capital City last night
and participated IN the bowling con.
toss, remains IN tho city 20 consult
with Darby A. Jay, the New Mexico
agent OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company OF new YORK. ar. Watson
will return 20 santa no tomorrow
morning. Tho other BOWERS o. the
Santa Re team were passengers 90
me- Capital Ogy this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

As q preventive Of Pneumonia
and Consumption POLHY'S
HONEY and TAR Is unequsled.
and II has gained q wonderful rep
ufsfion for me cure Of Grippe and
sl other throat SHd luaE froublea
For sale BY J. n, oRisHy a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

George n. Moore placed a small ex.
cnange adv. in Tho Ciuzon yesterday
afternoon. Tie telephone this morn
ing "a ordered Tat exchange adv.
in Tho Citizen ONCE, Cut q out today
by an means for ID you don't viii
have ull the evua bicycles IN tho
city left az my residence. ! have now
got more bicycles tng / know what
~ do with" Il pays 20 advertise. even
ln a small way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Ben HeIwogg. who visited hiE moth.
or. brother and sisters &C 90 Paao.
has returned 20 the city ho reports
ihv Pass city a lively place, says
Adoipu HclwoEg manager OF a car.
pet house and doing wen. aud that
hia brothorinlaw, A. J, McAtoe q
prosporing as a contractor. OF course,
Mra HeIwogg, mis- mother, and Mrs.
NJ j McAteo hls mister no reports IN
.nnl hnaIlh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

other members Of the party went over.
land 90 Flagstaff and from there con.
unue down Co Nogalcs. overland The
coming fall q Is sand. a map will be-
made of that Becdon of the canyon
arounn BASS ferry and camp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
FoIey'sE Honey and Tar

Instantly yc...os the spasms of Group aud
scothos and strengthens the bronchial Ga.
bee and the lungs. Itproyonta Pneumonia
and many cases 81 that disease have been
cured BY Ia use after skilful phyrlciaun
have failed 10 give relief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Mr. and Mrs. g. v Benham. who
have been in the city the past few
days from New York. intended b.
leave this morning on No. for Dur.
ango, Colorado. they missed Che train.
however. and are lending another
day Ia the city They viii no douo,
leave FOR Colorado this evening.
The Washington times., 1904-07-29
LITTLE HOPE ENTERTAINED
FOR LIFE OF BURNED BOY

But little hope is entertained by The
physicians at the Emergency Hospital
for the recovery Of little Paul Torlano
four years old. who was severely burned
In a gasolene explosion at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Costa. l27 California Street.
on Wednesday night
II was reported at the hospital today
that the boy was much worse than yes
terday. and Will probably live but a
short while longer.
His mother and father have been with
him since he was so horribly b. rpad
about the head back. and arms. while
trying 10 smother out the flames On
Mrs. Costa = dress. which became ig-
nited when a rag soaked IN gasolene
caught fire when she tried 70 pass "A
lighted gasolene stove
Percy Alderman. the tWo-year-olI boy
who was playing IN the yard with Tori
and at the time they heard Mrs Costa's
screams. and who was also severely
burned died at the home Of his parents
yesterday. He was attended By Dr.
Reeves, who made heroic efforts to
save HIS life
Firemen and policemen who saw how
severely the little boy was burned, I'D
vised the mother TO send him 10 some
hospital She would not consent.
Mrs. Costa and her husband, who were
also burned, were reported better today
although they are still In much suffer
ing.
The Washington times., 1904-07-29
HOhESICk STORY
DENIED BY MURPHY
Says He Quit International Team Be-
cause of Nervous Prostitution.
Advised to Leave.

+. NJ. Murphy. the crack Harvard
nigh jumper. who was to have competed
against Oxford and Cambridge in the
International meet in London. and VINO
left England suddenly before the con-
tests, arrived IN New York last evening
on the Teutonie. He Is a member Of
the senior class in the Harvard Medical
School and former captain of the track
team
He did not look in the best of con-
dition and during the trip was under
the care of DIR. p. J. McAunffe, the
ships surgeon. He was met by his
parents 1t was reported that Murphy
left because of inconsistencies. This he
denied. He said he had been ADVISED
by Trainer Michael Murphy and mem
bers OF the Harvard team to go home
The story that I left England on
account Of inconsistencies is untrue" he
said. II left because 1 was on he
verge Of nervous prOstration This was
the result Of hard training on top Of
an attack Of measles and much study
for my examinations
Before I left with the team / had
lost five pounds. This was known to
manages and trainers, but /: was
thought best that | should go in hopes
that / would be in good condition be-
fore the meet. / was not. In fact.
lost eight pounds, and so returned be-
fore the games.
The Washington times., 1904-07-29

where the marriage ceremony was per-
formed.
Before the wedding Father Roeen-
steel procured the necessary permit 10
marry Mr.. Smith. who Is a Catholic
to a non-CathOlic, a matter of form
which is customary under such circum-
stances
A friend OF the young people said to-
day that the marriage has been con-
tenplated for a long time. As the sister
of Miss Windham accompanied her
and Endorsed the action of the con-
tracing parties, the objection TO the
marriage manifestly is restricted TO
Mr. and Mrs. Windham
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the
party returned TO the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lusby. at Burnt Mills.
Not at Forest Glen.
There was no tournament at Forest
Glen yesterday. So the young peopie
were not in attendance there. neither did
they determine upon their elopement
from that place.
IL was stated this morning that every
thing had apparently been arranged
some days in advance, for there was
nothing unusual about the issuance Of
the marriage license nor the events at
tending the ceremony at the residence
% Father Rosensteel.
The Washington times., 1904-07-29
UNDERWOOD SEES
PARTY SUCCESS

Oscar w. Underwood, Representative
In Congress from the Ninth Alabama
district. arrived in Washington last
night from Birmingham. In comment
Ing upon the political situation this
morning. Mr. Underwood said:
The result OF the election so far as
the South is concerned is a foregone
conclusion. The negro plank in the Re
publican platform makes the South in
Guiding Kentucky. Maryland. and Vir-
ginia, unquestionably solid. The Repub-
Iicans enter the campaign without even
CLEAN Of hope In those States.
Il think New York Is reasonable GER
tain 10 so Democratic. and that We have
a splendid chance to win in Connecticut
and New Jersey.
Unless the Republicans form order
out OF chaos in Wisconsin, we will cap
ture that State. Reports from Indiana,
Nebraska, and Colorado are heartening
TO the Democrats. Nevada and Mon
tana are likely 10 be with US also, and
with Senator Turner as our candidate
for governor of Washington, we have a
good chance there. With the old Hanna
machine apathetic I'm Ohio. / believe d
still hunt in that State would bring sur
prtsingly good results. The situation
is all that we could hope 1t to be-