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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

Washington. Sept. 26-Secretary
Hitchcock in an interview said
after the land fraud cases in oregon
have been wound up, United States At
torney Heney. who has been conducting
them. will come TO Washington and VIII
look after the California cases in which
Hyde, Dimond and others have been
indicted. Later on there will probably
be other indictments in other states.
The losses to the government through
these frauds have aggregated millions
of acres of land and millions more OF
dollars. The interest OF the people OF
this country in the prosecution OF these
cases is only an evidence of the deter
mination OF the nation to run down
grafters wherever they may be found.
Fayors Publicity.
Secretary Hitchcock, in speaking of
campaign contributions, said:
II have all along been opposed 10
secret contributions, and | am IN favor
of passing a law compelling full pub
licity of campaign expenses. The
secrecy given to the campaign cOntri-
buttons is apt to lead to undesirab Bile
results and cause suspicion. If contri-
buttons are legitimate there is nothing
to be feared through publicity.
Il do not believe that the campaign
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
HORSE ENTERS BARR0OM
Astonishes Customers as He Comes
Through Door and Losing Foot
ing Sprawls on Floor.

At full speed horse attached TO a
light buggy owned by Tom McCoy
dashed into the entrance OF the Cullen
lotc' bar at 80 west Second South
street about midnight. The buggy lodged
between the pillars at the entrance, but
tho horse got through with part Of the
harness. The marble floor proved 10
be slippery, and the animal lost its foot
ing or he would undoubtedly have upset
the furniture in the pool and billiard
hall. AS IT. was, however. the CONVEX
satiOn at the bar was rudely interrupted
and the customers made hurried exits
without finishing their drinks.
The h0fsc floundcrcd around on the
floor and finally got 10 his feet. tic
made another dash down the sidewalk
and ran into spectator who narrowly
escaped serious INJURY \ crowd of men
gathered about the place and drove the
frightened animal into the alley leading
10 McCOy'S stables. His legs were cut
iil-seVeFel places but otherwise he was
not injured. The buggy was carried
away in pieces.
About noon yesterday James Daniels
rented the horse and buggy TO take a
dtiVe. Tie telephOncd shortly before mid
night 10 The stable TO come aud get the
horse at First West and Second South
streets. The night foreman htd hardly
time to- send the Cali be- out before
the horse dashed by the entrance Ho
attempted to make the turn into th"
alley leading TO the stables. but was
going at too fast "a clip and darted into
the entrance to the Cullen bar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of L. p. Wells, ll6
G street.
rty-first-Residence J. P. Sorensen,
673 Sixth street.
Forty-second-Resi Of John s.
Higham, 759 Second street.
Forty third-Residence of John De-
Valley 1913 First street.
Forty fourth-Residence of Frederick G.
LoofbOurow, "a South Twelfth East
street.
Forty-fifth-Keison' store, SIG East
Second South street
Forty-sixth-AnneX Eleventh ward
meeting house.
Forty-seventh-Re Residence of Henry y.
Standish. 1T Sixth East street
Forty eighth-The store at $50 East
First South street.
rty-ninth-May' drug store, Third
East and Second South streets.
Fiftieth-Theatre pharmacy, First South
and state streets.
FGfty-first--Judge Diehls court room,
East First So:th street.
biftv-second-B. c. Morris floral es-
tablishment % East Second South
street.
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Political Notes.

Albert J. Scare Of the Third ward.
who is announced as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for city auditor,
Is indignant over the report given cir
culati0n in a local sheet that he is a
member of the American party
w. j. Wolstenholme calls attention to
an error that crept into the re9OUt Of
the American convention of the Third
ward. 1t was Daniel WOlstenholme who
was nominated for the CITY council on
the American party ticket and not W. J.
WolrteSho'=-e.
Robert Morris. who was named by the
Fifth ward Democratic convention for
the shert term In the council, announced
yesterday that he would be unable to
accent the nomination. The vacancy will
be filled by the ward committee.
New registrars have been appointed as
follows hv the hoard Of county commits
sioners; Third district. !. r. SquirCs (Re-
uuhliron1, 10 Fast Seventh South street
vice Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hammond: Twenty
first district. Miss Jessie Grant Demo
c~aU Whitin"ham block. vice c. w.
Nu-n: Twentv- second district. {. ID.
HelFes (ReDublicaul, 224 West First
South ffreet vico II. =. Renenn Ninstv-
glxth divtrict. Nre. Annie Parker. Isl
South Eighth West.
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SECRETARY HITCHCOCK THINKS
THE TARIFF SHOULD Be REVISED

contribution of the New York Life IN
suranCe company TO the Republican
party means corruption. The party IS
not responsible for what individuals do.
| really believe that Mr. Mccall thought
he was doing what was right when he
gave of the funds Of the company ID
maintain the party which believes in
sound money. I think, however, that
Mr. Mccall made a mistake in using
the money of the policy holders of the
company for that purpose without IN
any way consulting them"
Tariff Revision.
Continuing. Mr.. Hitchcock referred
to tariff revision talk, saying.
THE tariff will be discussed this win
ter l am not such d fool as TO think
that il should always remain as il is
now, or to think that the world does
not change as time goes on. / believe
in the policy of protection for that Is
what built 10 this country and made
its present prosperity, but where the
present tariff is thought 10 have fOs-
tered monopoly in any certain industry
believe that II should be investigated,
and If so found should be changed 10
meet new conditions. If changed il
should be in harmony with the protcc-
tive principle
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The convention stood up. Of course.
There we're repeated calls for Judge Hiles.
bun nc had delivered his speech at tht
morning session,
l. II. FaFnsWorth eulogized John b.
Moreton in nominating him for city re-
coIdar. lie told of his fourteen years
service on the school board in the capa-
city Of secretary and OF his many good
qualities.
Mrs. II. Warren Smith. the secretary
OF the Noman's auxiliary Of the Ameri-
can party, seconded Mr. Moretons nonli-
nation, saying that she knew him 10 be d
gentleman and that he was favored by
the teachers Of the city.
Judge John A. Street pleaded for what
he termed reasonable balance" as be-
tween the old parties. He named George
W. Park, who, he said. had served as
registrar OF the United States land Of
flee under Grover Cleveland. bar who
should not be charged up with the sins
OF Grover.
Benjamin Franklin Johnson placed
Frank Matthews Of the Third ward in
nomination because there is "A nasty flght
OF in the Third.
Norman ID. Corser had no sympathy
with the idea of balancing the ticket. lie
said that in this movement there should
be neither Republicans nor Democrats
but simply Americans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
REPUBLICANS OUT TONIGHT.
Primaries Will Be Held in All City
Districts.

Places for holding Republican pri-
muries, "Wednesday evening. sept u. at
c'c,cc..:
First distrlct-iiJs Washington avenue.
Second Residence of William White.
SEQ Fast Ninth South street.
Third Residence of c. II. NiiCkeu, 500
South SevCuth Fast street.
e-idPnCC Of George BOWles, J0I
South Fourth Fast street
Fifth-WOOlIey's store. corner Seventh
South ANA State streets.
gixth-Board Of health, basement city
and COUNTY b@ildn=.
Scientifically court room, basement
city ard county building.
Eishth-AnneX Ninth ward meeting
hn,:sc.
South Seventh East street.
Tenth--Annex Tenth ward meeting
ho.re
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Thomas HOLIDAY.
J75 So.th Tonth East street.
Twelfth-Preece's store, G69 South West
Tes-Dle
Thlrteenth-Mitchell Van & Storage
companys warehouse, $40 Jefferson
street
Fourteenth-Fifth ward amusement hail.
Seventh South and Third West streets.
Fifteeenth--Uintah school.
Sxteenth-Thompson hall, Cannon
street andkSeventh West,
Seventeel th-Resideuee of j. G. Curtis
SIS South Fourth west street.
Eighteenth-R Residence OF Joseph A. An
derson. 354 West Fifth South street,
observation-disclosures of Mrs Jensen.
524 South West Temple street
observation-disclosures grocery store. 100
West Third South street.
Twenty first-Young Mems Republican
cluD rooms Atlas block.
Twenty second-26S West Second South
street
y-third-Residence Of Jesse Fox,
N26l West Second South street.
Twenty fourth-Residepce OF A. j..
Cromcr 40 West Second South.
Twenty -fifth-Residence Of Harry EN-
ans 571 West First South street.
Twenty sixth--Fifteenth ward amuse-
ment hall, First South and Eighth West
| streets.
Twenty seventh-Seventeenth ward
meeting hoeec.
Twenty eighth Residence of Joseph
| Bull ir 237 North First West street.
Twenty ninth Residence of Joseph L.
| Muilet ee2 Wall street.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF William p I'd
ward 1s9 Centrc street.
| Tty-first-Office Morrison Merrill
| Lumber company, 2n North Third West
| street.
| y-second-Residence Robert Bridge.
! 1874 North Sixth West street.
| Thirty third--Residence Walter III.
| A.IcheIl. ls6 North Eighth West street.
] ThirtY-fourtil-AnneS Twenty second
[ ward meeting house
| Thirty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Josiah Lees,
! GA West Fourth North street
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ward meet
/ Ing horse.
1 house corner Second and A streets.
/ Thlrtv-eiahth-R Residence Of j. A. GrQes:
| back 50 First street
| Thirty-ninth-R Residence OF Charlrs II.
| Wells 40 Second street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
osrmer Gets His Chance.

J. E Darmcr:' who had been awaiting
his chance since early i'm the morning.
took advantage OF luli TO announce that
the committee ana candidates would meet
iu rooms is and 10 I'm the Commercial
block at O'Clock this evening". The am
uOuuccmeUt Nus received with euthusi-
assn.
AN this ~hilu p. J. DAILY. who was
watching The convention with the jealous
care of iln Old hon with thirteen Young
ducktings secured the floor. and with
trcmOr iu his voice moved that the city
committee be empowered TO nm all va
cancies caused bv death, resignation, re-
muval or otherwise. The otherwise" was
construed by some 10 mean failure TO pay
assessments.
S. l.. Armstrong offered an amend
ment to- the effect that the cOmnlittee be
empowered to do what tAO convention
might nave done but didn't. This gave
rise 10 an impassioned debate, in which
C. NJ. Bel, -. j. DAILY and :. y. Arm
strong took the leading parts. The up-
shot az il all was that the Armstrong
amendment Was lost
''Thc only thing lost during the whole
day" Chairman Dlniuny remarked. The
original motion carried. and with three
cheers FOR the ticket the convention adj
juurncd at 3 o'clock.
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or were declared to be in order. lie in
sisted that the campaign be so con-
Quoted that the American party could
point with pride to the record when the
county election came aloBg, and again
point with pride 10 both city and county
when the state election came along.
We want a man for may ~ he de-
clared, without entangfing alliances;
man free and uRtFammeled. Such man
is ;. ". HoGstou."
The announcement of Mr. Houston
name was received with perfunctory APP
plause. 1t was evident that the pins
had been set for another. Fred A. Hale
seconded the nomination. speaking OF Mr..
Houston as a good neighbor; a man
not easily led; a man with no friend 10
reward and no foe to punish.
Andrew Jackson" Makes a Hit.
4 ]. Weber made the hit of the con-
ventiOn in his speech nominating EzTa.
Thompson. When he named his man
there was an uproar thas took the last
zephyr out OF the Houston sails and
made il clear that ballot was but a
waste OF tigae.
The hit of Webcr's brief speech was
at the expense Of Judge o. w Powers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
THREE SPEECHES
OCCUPY FORENOON

Speeches By J. Z. Darmer. Judge ogden
Hiles and Thomas Weir took up the
greater part of the morning session. All
the speeches were we'll received by the
audience that filled the main floor OF
the Grand theatre and sprinkled the gall
lery. A good majority Of the delegates
we're in their places when the meeting
was called to order at l0.l5. Pictures or
Washington and Lincoln draped in flags
and backed by palms decorated the
stage; flags were used for decoration IN
other parts of the building. and each dels-
gate wore a small flag on the lapel OF
his coat. The music was by Heid's band
Chairman Darmer OF the city commit
tee was well received when he stepped to
the front to call the gathering TO order
and invite the delegates 10 take seats.
The seating arrangement was poor and
there were cries of Louder from the
rear OF the room throughout the meeting.
c. NJ. jackson was omnipresent. p. j.
DAILY wore celluioid smile and a cut-a-
WaV coat
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LEARY WON'T RUN
FOR AMERICANS
Continued from Page ]

city from the fearful grip Of the HER
lch was for him. and only him, TO sac
rifice himself by running for city au-
ditOr Jackson reasoned that when the
voters saw him tortured On The altar
Of his country in this way they would
rush a. one man, or one woman. as
the Gaze might be. to the rescue of the
whole city. Cohen reasoned along iden-
tically the same line, except that In his
reasoning Cohen vas TO be the E,artyr.
This noble project to rescue the suffer
ing city by self-sacrifice was nlpped
By Rudolph Aft Re had made " his
MIND TO run for city auditor himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
Judge MepoweIPs Farewell.

Judge Samuel Mcdowell secured the
floor. He said this Was the last time he
would ever speak TO the Americans.
81 am going away" he said. Il have
made my fight. and am licked, but IN
tend TO leave the field with my flag NY
ing"
The judge took "A whack at what ne
styled "the skulking towards" among the
Americans who would not come into the
open and fight He said that since ne
opened the fight he had lost five years
OF his life and 81, 900: that the Gentiles
would not employ him FOR fear of offend
ing the MOrmons. and he was going TO
quit: he was licked
Frank Matthews secured the flooT-~hlie
the balloting for recorder was in progress
and he had secured about dozen votes
Before any more of my friends petrlS
themselves" he said bitterly. I wish 70
withdraw my name and move TO make
the nomination of Moreton unanimous
Judge Street withdrew the name OF
George W. Park and there was nothing
hui John B. MOreton on the horizon. tie
was unanimously named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS

George AIDES THE Sultan of sun"
opened at the Salt Lake theatre last
night an enga cement that will run
through tomorrow night and which IN
cludes a matinee today. Anything with
the AIDE tag on it is the goods these
days. THE Sultan of Suiu' was Mr..
AIDES first venture into the oftentimes
perilous theatrical field. and IL instantly
won for him a reputation that seems
likely 10 last for many a season. Last
year THE Sultan of Sulu' was seen in
Salt Lake. And the human nature Of
it. in spite Of the foreign setting, won
and held those who saw it as lew mu-
steal comedies have power TO win and
hold
The production. under the direction OF
Madison Corey. Is as attractive this year
as last. which is saying a gICBL deal
Mr.. Corey has pot together an admirable
company. and the stage settings were
all that could be desired. Albert Aiahar
a. Ki-Ram touches the SPOT. lie gave
the Rem o-P-s-e' song last night cap
italy and wps funny whenever he wda
on he stage. MigHoR DemaTest, a. Hem
rietta Budd. was SO pretty and sang so
Well--a rare combination. that-tnat
every body Ia the big audience WisheG he
had more TO do. The chorus coGtai.igd
"a lot Of exceptionally pretty girls
''rhc Sultan Of Suiu' is VIII worth
see..=.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
LECTURES ARE BOOKED.
Many Well Known Names Included
in M. /. A, List.

The NJ l. A lecture bureau has az
RANGED the course OF lectures fer this
wear. and the course viii include the fol-
lowing we'll known names: Ebert Huh
bard Oct Is: Mrs. Bertha Kuhn Baker,
David Starr Jordan. Jerome \. Jerome
Edmund Varce Cook. Alton = Packard,
cartoonist DR.. Thomas Green, Opie Read
DR.. Guy Carlton Lee. late cf Johns Hop
kins university. March Y. on The True
Jefferson Davis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. sept. 26.-The following
postmasters have been appointed
Idaho-Ellen Dillon, Silver King. Sho-
shone county, vice Curley W. Spargur
resigned.
Wyoming-Janie Moore. Kendall,
Fremont county. vice Mrs. Jane Jonts,
resigned.
Idaho rural routes have been ordered
established Dec. /, as follows: Loren
20. Fremont county. route l, population
40. houses los; Shelley, Bingham coun-
ty, route /, population 675. houses $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
Days Strategic Move.

p. J. Daily sprung 10 the center of the
stage from his place Of cOncealment in
the wings at this point in the proceedings
and moved that the flag of the United
can IJty for the campaign. The motion
CARRIE,
Judge ~ " Cherry told how Rudolph
Aiff fought with PM sheridan through
the Civil war and how he cast his first
vote for Lincoln. This was all prelim-
mary 10 naming him for the office OF
city auditor. Charles Mostyn Owen eX-
nous. but before 1t could be put and
carried. Norman ID. Corser delivered an
impassioned argument in favor of Mr..
Aiffs nomination. He said that of all
the G. A. r. men in the city. only two
We're not Americans and those two were
in office Mr.. Aiff pulled through against
all opposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

ondcd the nomination. NJ H. Walker did
likewise G. NJ Jackson followed suit
And then Judge Mcdowell secured the
floor TO deliver another farewell address.
He wound up by placing NJ H. Walker
ton took like wldfire. Mr.. Walker would
have been swept in with the rush. but
he succeeded In stopping the stampede BY
Withdrawing his name. Swenson was then
nominated BY reclamation.
G. Nj. Jackson once more saved the con-
ventiOn from rushing headlOng upon the
breakers by moving that the convention
ratify the members of the city committee
named at the ward conventions the night
before. The motion carried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
SECRETARY SHAW TO
RETIRE FEBRUARY |

Des Moincs, Ia. Sept. 26.-Secretary of
the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw will leave
the cabinet Feb. !. 1896 He makes the
definite announcement today I'm a letter
to the president of the county Republican
club
In his letter. answering a request for a
stated that ne would, be busy preparing
for the coming session Of congress and
would be unable to return 70 Iowa until
heb. /. upon which date he expected to
retire from the ca binet Shaw viii then,
it is said begin his presidential campaign
araong his Iowa friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

cause" said the speaker, and left it TO
his hearers to conclude that il was the
hierarchy" This "standstill population
was new charge against the hierarchy,
but 1t was cheered just the same
Mr.. Darmcr told what he and his com
mttee had done in three or four weeks in
the way of organization. Without any
funds" he declared while each delegate
looked at his neigubOr, without one dol
lar Of campaign funds he repeated a
minute later.
In the ward conventions, MIR Darmer
insisted, we have put up men without
blemishes." He promised victory II the
good work was continued in the present
convention,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
AGENTS PLEADED GUILTY.

Philadelphia, Sept. 26.-Four Penn
sylvania agents OF the Montana Min
ing, Loan & Investment company OF
Butte. Mont. today. pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Holland in the United
states district court OF violating the
lottery la a. The defendants were
fined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
CRANBERRY KING" DEAD.

Mount Holly, N. J., Sept. 26.-Captain
Martin L. Haines, who was known as
"the cranberry king OF New Jersey.
died late last night at his home in Vim
centtown. He was a member os the
bar and civil war veteran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.

Paris, Sept 26.--It is stated i'm Well
informed quarters that the plans for
another Russian loan TO be divided be-
tween Paris and Berlin have been con-
cluded. The amount is understood 10
be approximately $4,000 Gee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
PATENTS ISSUED.

Especial to The HeTald)
Washington. Sept. 26.-The following
patents have been issusd.
Idaho-J. 5. Clark Middleton, brake
hanger: 5. D. Lear. GrangeYille, pack
ing box.
Utah-Snyder L. Hague, Salt Lake
City. concentration.
Wyoming-G. W Fox and u. l.. Sar-
yer. Laramie. gate; Charles NJ. Hurst,
Rawiins. switch and signal track trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

The Brigadiers and Battling Nelson
continue TO please at the Lyric. bat
Ting Nelson and his s9arring mariner.
Bobby Lundie. give a clever thrCc-ioCad
exhibition at each performance, and The
lightweight champion is making hundreds
of new admirers by going the distance
and making every round a last worNort.
4 popular price matinee will be gwen
this Afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
Darmer's Grave Charge.

In his remarks Chairman Darmer said
that in Salt Lake business and population
were at a standstili. "Standstill popula
ton has not been a stock American ar
gument heretofore. You all know the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27
Thlrty Minute in the coId.

". r. White who Joined the American
party thirty minutes after being divorced
from the office of the attorney general.
placed FRANK b. SWenson in nomination
TOR city treasurer. Charles s. Pulver see
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

Washington. Sept. 26.--ln reiterating his
declaration of last March that he would
leave the ca binet about February, Secre-
tary Shaw tonight said:
II shall leave the cabinet on or about
Feb. J. as has been well known, i'm fact.
ever since : entered il. announced
that / should remain in the cabinet for
a comparatively short time. had hoped
10 get out last March. but consented TO
remain loneer because certain interests
kept me there. but l shall go next Feb
ma rE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

For the coming week. beginning Sat
urday afternoon. the Lyrics attraction
will be The Kentucky Bellies. another at
traction under the same name cement AS
The Brigadiers. y special feature Of this
engagement viii be the appearance nf
Jimmy Britt, whose plucky fight when
defeated b. Battling Nelson wen ann
the resnect and admiration OF everyone
interested i'm athletic sports. As j. rs
quite likely. that Britt and Nelson STAY
meet again within a short time, much
interest win be felt IN comparing The
two boys as they work out at each per
foTnancc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-27

The Ogden Tabernacle choir Il coming
TO Sat Lake Monday night 20 sing in
the Tabernacle the IRRIGATION Ode and
other selections with which the choir
made such "a success on its recent V.si-
to Portland. Assisting the choir ia the
splendid programme that IS being ptt-
pared will he Miss Emma Lucy Gatcs.
Willard Weihe and John J. Mcclellan.