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Republicans Are t1.c letting AZ As
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Manchester I3ureati. Tlnies-D spatoh,l
i3 5S. VII Il No. 1l12 Hull Street y M
Mrs. Annie e. Osborne died at the resi-
donce at her daughter, Mrs. "a. r. Chalk
ley, No. 1908 Stockton Street yesterday
afternoon, aged forty-flvo years. Mrs
Osborne was stricken with paralysis
Tuesday afternoon and never recover red.
She was tho widow OF Edward Osborne,
ana leaves nine children, four SONS and
five daughters. She was b. daughter$of
George al "a Cox. n /. The funeral will q be
from EIAsbury Methodist Church this ar
ternoon at a 10 clock. and the burial will
be in Marry Cemetery. 95 3sS
Cutting ARRAY.
Lizzie Clarke and Arthur Jackson, coli
ored, went to u hop ut the hall at Eli
teenth and Hull streets, on Monday night,
and got into an argument on the wealth
er. Later, the social atmosphere Of Goat
Fiji rang with lllsty yells from. tho throat
of Arthur. Investigation showed that
The had boon painfully cut on the, face,
and his ycls were we'll founded. liz
said she didn't go to cut, but. that she
had tho knife in her hand and Arthur
ran againstit The case Will be heard by
the mayor CnlS morning. 5N5as3
Among the Sick.
"A daughter of Mr.. Samuel Wright, OF
No. 4o7 Bainbrge Street, is quite II at
her homo with pneumonia. Sho was re-
ported as no better last night
Mrs. w. u. Parkinson was reported as
better last night. @ X 5 t 81 1i f3} Al IA
Frank Badly, son of. Rev. DIR. Badly
is i'll ut tho home Of his futher.
Political Pot.
Republicans of Manchester are arising
to the eXigcnces OF the OCCASION which,
occasion is the Forthcoming gubernatorlalI
campaign. Chairman "Shorty', Smith, Of
the City Committee says there will be
a remarkable vote polled In this CITY, and
that the Republicans will present a biz
showing or strength. He says there is
no doubt that Judge Lewis will be non1i-
mated in opposition to the Democratic
nominee. lie also believes that many
Democrats will remain from the polls in
both the primary and general elections
thereby aiding the opposite ton that much.
Republicans are arranging for5athc or
ganizaton Of a campaign club. in order
to corral their strength for the coming
fight. VIA 55tH Ii 4 s5s',.5
Tho Democrats are resting on their
oars, ready to go into the fray at the
drop OIL the IlaB.NSfEL no 5llESc CulltlllllcS
each have their friends, ana 1t Is a stand-
off On the surface as to whichis the ia
vorite in the race. 5$
Visiting Florida.
A letter has been received from Mr.
a. l.. Adamson, who is now In Florida
on q trip. The writer says tho flowers
are in bloom. and that the weather re-
minds him OF a spring day In Manches-l
ter.
Tho weather here, according to the
Oldest inhabitant is unprecedented iii its
severity. Never in his career of nearly
a century has Captain Lipscomb known
or such a severe winter. There Is moro
suffering from the cold this winter" said
he, than ever before. and / hope the
charitahly inclined Will not hesitate In
helping the needy poor"
Personals and Briefs.
The Street Committee met In regular
session last night and transacted routine
business.
The funeral OF the infant daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. w. T. Smith took place
from the home at 8 o'clock yesterday at
ternoon 41,
Hesta Conclave, 1Ieptasophs, met last
night at their hall, Eighth and Hull
Streets h e