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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
UNCoNsTTTUTIoNAL.

Iowa Anti Trust Law Knocked Out by
the Courts.
Des Moines, Iowa, July Judge
McVey today declared unconstitu-
tional the antitrust statute under
which four prominent insurance
agents were arrested. 1t is believed
the decision will put a stop to unjust
prosecution in Iowa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01

| boycott of American goods. Rockhill
states the order was issued only after
| repeated urgent representations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
ROBBER GOT $500.
Hold-Up Man Threw Pepper in Mes
Sengcr's Eyes.

Chicago, July John Deeny, aged
10 years, messenger for Bartlett, Fra
sier & Darlington. brokers. while re-
turning from bank with $500 in a
wallet was held up at noon in front of
the Rookery building. by a man who
threw red pepper into his eyes, grab
bed the money and escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
A World Steel Combine.

New York, July 1.-An
agreement is said to be reach
ed between the steel rail man
ufacturers of Europe, and the
United States Steel corpora
4ion, to form an international
pool, assigning the American
continent from the Great Lakes
south to the American men,
bers, and reserving all foreign
markets to the European men,
bers OF the pool.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
Trouble Said to Be Settled.

London, July IA dispatch to the
Evening Standard from Odessa says
the troubles in the fleeet are settled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
MUT|NEERS ARE MASTERS
Of FIVE MORE WARSH|PS
The Fate Of the Russian AutOcracy and Present Form Gov
ernment is in the Hands of the Naval Mutineers,

Incredible Popuaoe
DOcC Out
in the Is
at
Hata.taM on He 'FRONT.' he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01

All Depends on Mutineers.
London, July IA dispatch to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
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THURsroNs CLOSING ARGUMEN'


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in the
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Thurston MITCHELL cN clud
appealing preju-
: the jury.
r Closing by
Attorney
prosecution
The case
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until afternoon of the
He The took the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Quotations From the Greatest Wheat
Market In the United States.

Chicago, July July wheat
closed today at 90 rs. Corn closed at
SIS S-4, and oats at S3 SIS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01

Left Washington FridaE.
Washington, July 1.-Hay left
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-01

An intelligent message to lntelli-
gent people, profiting the sender
and receiver, is advertising.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
.e111eXfoWn

ST. AIMS Church was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Tuesday last. when
Miss Eunice Kensla and j. Edward
Lewis were quietly married. The cere-
mony took place at 1890 q. m The Rev.
Father MalIon officiated. Miss NJ.
Clarke was bridesmaid. while Frank
Jones acted as best man Miss kath-
crime X Lackey presided at the organ.
The altar was tastefully decorated At
ter the ceremony the bride and bride
groom left for Atlantic City, where they
intend to spend a few weeks.
Policeman Giles. of the substation,
has made extensive improvements to
his home.
Mrs. ]. r. McGill and daughter have
gone TO Amherst. Mass. for the sum
ner.
Mrs. w. II. French. of Sc U street.
has moved near Bethesda Park.
Joseph Donaldson has been suffering
for several months with acute rheuma-
tism at the home Of his son-in-law on
the BrookvilIe road.
st Marks NJ f. Church. with a sis
ter church of Washington, held a pic
mic here on last Wednesday. A large
crowd was present and although the
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ganization. presented a beautiful gold
watch to Mr.. Marshall as parting git
from the men In the congregation.
Mrs Marshall was also presented with
a gold watch by B. H. Warner as a gift
from the ladies of the congregation,
The kensington baseball team and a
large number of friends went to Marshall
Hall Wednesday. The team expected to
have game with the one from River
dale. but were disappointed
Miss Anna Marshall entertained a
few of her friends on Wednesday af-
ternoon. They spent a very enjoyable
day dressing paper dolls and playing
other games.
Miss Helen Fenton won the prize for
having dressed her paper doll better
fnents were served.
Miss Phoebe Steinz, of Washington, is
! a guest at the home of c. Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder entertain
| ed Mr. Dukehart, of Baltimore, and
Air. Snyder, of Washington, at dinner
! last week.
| The Foreign and Home Mission So
cleties and the Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Church. met at the home OF
Mrs Edgar Moore. Mrs. Snyder and
Mrs. Stokes read papers at the house
| missionary meeting. The Foreign Mis-
sionary society and the Ladies Aic
held business meetings
! Misses Ethel and Fannie Noack have
been recent guests at the home of MIR
! Cornelius Eckhardt.
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Victory for st. Martins.

Last Tuesday the strong team from
ST. Martins added another list to its
string of victories. The boys from
Father Humans parish defeated the
team from Trinity in a well played
game by the score of to 5. The line
up of the Trinity team was the best
that has been on the field this season
for this church, Llpscomb, the new
catcher, securing two hits and other
wise acquitting himself well. The fea-
lures of the game We're G-oss's one
hand o::tch and Suiivan's catch of Ger
aldi's high fly to center when the bases
We're full.
Hans knanden, of North Capitol
street, sustained several bad bruises and
scratches from a fall that he received
by being thrown from q buggy last
week nnanden's horse became fright
ened at Second street and Massachu-
sets avenue northwest. and after run
ming several blocks collided with lamp
post. throwing Mr. Knanden from his
seat against the curbing. He refused
TO be taken to the hospital.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Miss Ida Frey who win stay here
week or two
Mrs, Blanche Waters Hail. formerly
OF 1882 O street northwest, sailed last
week for Europe. where she will tour
al, summer.
Mrs. Matthews. of 14a3 Thirtieth
street northwest. has gone to Avon-by-
the-Eea, Mass. To spend the summer.
Miss Rathburn, of Hammond court.
corner ThIrtieth and Q streets north
west, has gone to Newport TO spend the
summer
Harry Coon, OF 1899 T11irty-second
street northwest, has gone on an ex-
| tended Northern tour. during which he
will visit Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
Mrs III. Z. Donahue and son, Francis
Donahue. and Miss Josephine Sullivan,
have gone TO Niagara Falls to spend
| two weeks.
Mrs. Ella Reckert and children, Of
| Hagerstown. Nd are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Reckert, Of
313o Dumbarton avenue northwest.
Dr. and Mrs. William c. Barr. OF 302l
Q street northwest, nave as their guests
Mrs. F. o. Watson and Miss Daisy
! Watson, of Braidwood Ill
| Lee Carr, of 2735 street northwest,
| has gone to Bel Alton, Md, where he
| will spend several weeks as the guest
of Rev Father James E. x. MuIyaney,
s. J., formerly. pastor of Holy Trinity
Mrs. Charles H. Steinbraker, wife of
Policeman Steinbraker. of 334 r street.
who has been seriously iii Tor some
months is improving.
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OF Europe and will return about Octo-
Der l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. Costello, Miss
Katherine Costello. and Mrs. George
klilee1, ere spending their vacation
at The Breakers. Colonial Beach, Va
Mr- and Mrs. J. McKenney Berry. Of
The Colonial, Thirtieth street north
west. have gone 10 Winchester, Va.
where they will be the guests OF Mrs.
Berry's parents for two weeks.
Mrs. Alice o. Donaldson. OF @ street
| northwest. Is recovering from an attack
of the grip.
| Mrs. L. Y. James has gone to McKees-
| port, Pa, where she will spend sev-
erai months with her son. Charles
| James
| Miss Mary Cragin. of 312s Dumbartou
avenue northwest, is spending the sum-
ner at The Breakers. Cape May. N J.
| Howard Pearson was elected senti-
nef a a recent meeting of Faith Lodge
of Good Templars. of Georgetown, te
| fill vacancy recently made by a resIg.
| nation.
| ". H. Harrison and son, Allan. have
returned from a two weeks stay In
| New York.
Mrs. Edith McCartcney and childrei
of S121 Dumbarton avenue northwest
are spending the summer at Cape Nav
IN J.
Miss Agnes o'Donnoehue. of 9oiI I
street northwest, who has been TO Eli
colt CITY for several weeks, has return
ed home. having with her as her gues
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Bow Broke His Arm.

Frank Geeron, the ten-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Geeron, fell in
the freight yards last week aad broke
his right arm just above the wrist.
Frank was playing hide and seek
with some other children, and was run
ming to hide when he STUN bled over the
railroad tracks, falling with the whole
weight of his body on his right arm.
Young Geeron was rendered uncon-
sciors and as there was only one COM
panton near him, the rest being hidden.
1t was four or five minutes before the
boy, George Reynolds, could summon
assistance. When he did Frank had re-
gained consciousness and he pleaded
with mis- little friends who were panic
stricken to take him home, which they
did
Miss Sophia Weiss Is visiting friends
on First street Miss Weiss is a pop
ular society belle of Newport News,
Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Florence Stewart, OF
New Brunswick, will be the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Robert Standing, OF
Third street, for the next few days
Mrs. Stewart has just returned from
Palm Beach, Fla, where she spent the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene c. Johnston, OF
North Capitol street, have sold their
cottag1 at Washington Grove, and viii
spend the remainder of the summer al
! Colonial Beach, where Mr.. Johnston ex
poets to purchase a lot and build. They
will be accompanied to Colonial Beach
! by Mrs. Johnston's cousin, Mr.. Franz
! Stidham, of Baltimore, Md, and til,
! latter's daughter, Evaline.
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HyaUyVTIle;

Mrs. e. o. Hilderbrand and little son,
Francis, are visiting Mrs. Hildebrand's g
brother-in-law. the Rev. Mr.. Weide, in
Pittsburg. The Lutheran synod OF
western Pennsylvania was recently held
II. Mr. Weide's church.
Miss Edith Frost is visiting friends
at Atlantic City.
DIR. Clifford H Grfebel and sister, of
New York. are visiting Miss Cell.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells left
yesterday for several weeks travel In
the West. during which they will visit
the doctors brothers in Coffeyvflle,
Kan. the Portland Exposition, and sew
eral points in California.
DR.. Robert Granger, of Pittsburs, and
General and Mrs. Griffin. of New York,
are visiting Col. John Hancock, at his
Ecme near Hyattsville. Colonel Han
cock is Mrs. Griffin's father.
Misses Sarah and Ella Buckley. OF
| Bushy Park, Va, are visiting Miss
Laura Latimer. Accompanied by Miss
LGtimer, they will return home We'd
resday, by way of Manassas, where
they will see the annual horse show.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens and her daugh-
| ter. Miss Ruth. of Rockville, have been
visiting Mrs. Owens brother, Mayor
Wells.
| Picton Garlin was fined SIS by Justice
OF the Peace Gus II. Dahl. OF Bladens-
burg, Wednesday, for assaulting an
ether Italian
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NenN1n2IOn

on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Harry c. Armstrong entertained a small
party of friends at dinner party, which
was given IN honor of Mr.. Marshall and
family.
Mr.. Marshall. the pastor of the Pres
byterian Church in Kensington, has re-
ceivrd a call to a church in a suburb Of
Chicago. for which place he will leave in
ahcut a weeks time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham and
their son MaXson, left here Tuesday for
q trip through New York State, termin-
ating at Niagara Falls.
Miss Helen Seavers. of Washington. Is
making short visit TO the home of her
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Hermann
The Mems Club of the Warner Me-
:aorIaI Presbyterian Church held their
re gular midsummer open meeting in the
gymnasium building on Wednesday
evening. Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss Anna Warner and Mr.. Rice
Mr. Fenton. the president OF the or
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Kensington Team Won.

Last Monday an interesting game Of
baseball was played on the Kensington
grounds between the Rhode Island
Methodist team and the Kensfngton
nine Although the latter won. the
Bloomingdale boys deserve a great deal
of credit for the showing they made
against a team which few days ago
defeated the Law Reporters. Brooks
and Linthicum pitched creditable
game for the Rhode Islands, while
Bruce Bielaski did slab honors for the
boys from Kensington. The stick work
of Wilson and Hendlay for the Method
lists IS worth mentioning, each one get
ting two hits out of three times at bat.
The score was 6 to I.
George n. Beale has transferred to
George B. Bloomer lots 120, 121, and
122, square s; and lots 120, 121, 122.
square I.
Adam Brandt has transferred to Annie
r. Rice lot 101 block IL
Mr. Michael ]. Hanrs5ian has purchas-
ed from the Empire State Realty Com
pany house No 1927 North Capitol street
on lot A, block go
Mrs. Huesrnan Is visiting her brother
in Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. Hagner, of r street
have left Washington for Niagara Falls,
where they will stop two weeks.
Mr.. Phoebus is confined to his bed
with a severe attack of the gout.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. German
with his wife and family, left the city
J for Virginia Beach, where they viii
stay for a few weeks.
Miss Edith Savage returned to hel
home. in First street. on Friday even
ing after a two weeks stay at hcl
| cousins home in Baltimore, Md.
| Mrs. r. s. Slime has recovered from
| a recent attack of malaria
Miss Bessie Sisson, of 1904 First street
! spent last Sunday at Colonial Beach
with n marty of friends.
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'Bloo1nlngda1e>

Mr.. Follmer. who has been Ill for a
number of weeks, and who but last
week was permitted to leave the hos
pital, has recovered. Mr.. Folmer Will
leave next week with his father and
mother for the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. Harmon F. Lnthicum, of 1916
First street, left last Tuesday for Ari-
IONA, where he will meet several Of his
High Schol acquaintances, and then go
on to Mexico, where he will remain
about month. Mr.. Linthicum was the
captain Of Company F, of the Eastern,
which won the drill last spring.
Mr.. Hanline has returned to Colonial
Beach, where his wife and children are
spending the summer.
Miss Girgler, who is spending her va
cation with her aunt at Washington
Grove, was in the city for two days last
week
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Enjoyed Guessing Contest.

Mrs. John Clarence Sprees gave a re-
reption to the friends of her daughter,
Annabelle, last Monday evening IN
honor of the latter's eighteenth birthday
The guests amused themselves with a
guessing contest, quotations being print
ed on slip of paper and passed to each
member of the party who endeavored
TO tell from what celebrated author each
of the quotations was taken Mr.. Cor
don was able to recognize the greatest
number and Miss Edith Simmons the
next. Mr.. Gordon was presented with a
gold stick pin and Miss Simmons with a
lace handkerchief
After the contest had been decided
Mr.. Sprees entertained the guests with
several vocal and instrumental selec-
tions until supper was announced, when
a delightful buffet supper was served.
Those present were Miss Edith Sim
mons, Miss Clara Dodge, Miss Laura
Cuntz, Miss Elsa Farmer Miss Anna
belle Sprees. and Mrs. Sprees; Mr.. Frank
Gordon, Mr.. Lawrence Keepe. Mr.. Ed
mund Keepe. Mr.. Ralph R. Germann,
Clarence Sprees.
Miss Goldie Struffman is visiting her
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. H Royce
will stop over in Baltimore on her way
hack to her home in Cumberland, Md.
Fenton Armstrong, of u street, left
last Saturday for Indianapolis where he
expects to be the guest of his brother
D. 3. Armstrong, for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Scoies have re-
turned to their home on Second stree,
northeast. They have been visiting
friends in Arizona for the past three
months Quite a number of their friends
met them at the Pennsylvania station
when they arrived In the city Thursday
evening.
Bfr. ard Mrs. Frank knight Simms
who had intended to leave here fol
Sulphur Springs for their vacation, have
| had to postpone their trip because of tn.
! Illness Of Mr.. Slmns's brother. Mr.
Nelson Sinms. Mr.. and Mrs. Simms ex
! pect to leave by the Goth.
! Mrs. p. NJ Smith is confined to he
| bed with severe attack of muscula
| rheumatism.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
EoKngfon

Miss Amelia Frank was given sur
prise party Thursday evening at her
home on Second and T streets, by the
members of her Sunday school class.
AS tire pupils were about to depart Miss
Emily. as spokesman for those pres
ent. presented Miss Frank with a beau
tiful peari-handled. silk umbrella The
children having learned that Miss
Frank intended giving up her class
next month decided to show their good
feeling for their teacher in this way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Farrar and
their youngest child, James. have gone
to Atlantic City for the week.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

rain interfered to some extent with the
plans laid out an enjoyable day was
spent.
Mrs. Edward Grumsiey is spending
her vacation in Atlantic City.
Thop1as Bolden recently transferred
his house on West Forty-first street to
L. Burrows
In game of baseball on July II, the
Rockville team proved itself superior
to the local Fort Reno nine by the score
of IS to g.
Mrs. Splosher, residing on Erie street,
has left the city to visit relatives in
Virginia.
John Sylveston Farley has been ap-
pointed watchman at chemical company
No g
rPivate George r. MCGEE, of chemi-
cal company No. 8, has been transfer
red to engine company No, II.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Georgetown

The funeral of Dennis Smith, one of
Georgetowns old citizens. who died on
Wednesday at his home. l60S Thirty-fifth
street northwest, took place Friday
morning from his late residence. at
o'clock. The remains were removed to
Holy Trinity Catholic Church. corner
Thirty-sixth and streets northwest,
here requiem mass was celebrated. In
terment was made in Holy Cross ceme-
terry, Baltimore, Md
Deceased is su -vived by a widow. Mrs.
Mary Smith one son, Thomas F. Smith,
and two daughters, Mrs. James +.
Mooney, and Miss May Smith. For the
past thirty years Mr.. Smith had been
employed at the Georgetown Visitation
Convent. During the past three years.
however, owing to his poor health. he
had not been actively employed.
Mr. and Mrs. David ]. Cotter, of 1706
Thirteenth street northwest. are now in
Venice. They are on an extended tour
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Enlist in the Navy.

Several young men, well known in
this sectiSfl. recently Joined the United
States Navy. Among them were: Gin
ton Perrigo, who was assigned to the
F>ranklia, which is now at Norfolk, Va.
and Clarence Cox, who was assigned to
a schoolship at Newport, who will leave
here on Monday for Newport, and John
beavers, who was assigned to the Dol
phin.
Four young ladies, the Misses Elsie
Branson, Lena Cox, Minnie Kidwell and
Ella Langley assisted by Mrs. Lang
ley, Mr.. Jesse Talbot, and the Misses
Annie Langley and Lena Brehm. gave
a lawn party in Randle Park last Thurs
day evening 1t was give as a benefit
The wiring for the electric lights III
the Esther Memorial Chapel has been
completed, and the large ceiling and
wall chandeliers will be put up shortly
The outdoor range of the National
Capital Rifle and Reovlver Association
which is being erected back of the
woods beynd the Heights will probably
be ready for the members in a couple o1
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Fillius and litti,
son, Morris. returned Thursday morning
from a trip to Baltimore. Nd, by raj
and return by water.
The citizens association will meet a
its hall on Hamilton road on Tues
day evening at eight O'clock, At thi:
! meeting important business will b'
transacted.
! Private T ]. O'Neill, of Chemical Fir
| Company, No 5. who was on leave 70
ten days. returned to his former dutie
on Tuesday, Private E. Ryon is now oi
| leaye
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
County Items of Interest.

The Lyddane farm containing 2S2
acres, located one mile east of this place,
was sold at trustees sale on Thusday
last to Robert Lyddane for s2l.ooo.
young white man, said to be Harry
Metzell. OF Lancaster, Pa, arrested as
a vagrant, is in Jail here in apparently
an insane condition.
Earl Travis, nineteen years of age, IS
in jail here on the charge of stealing
sf65 from Mrs. Elizabeth r. Day Of
Washington Grove. Nd. He was ar
rested in Baltimore city.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Estelie Hall, of Poolesville.
this county, to the Rev. Richard S.
Owens. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church, at Utica, n. Y. The ceremony
will take place at the home Of the bride s
mother. Mrs. Rebecca Hall, on July &c.
The Montgomery County Museum. al
this place. Will be open to the public
every Wednesday during the summer
months from 10 a. m. TO p. M
Edwin Monday, of Gaithersburg, has
purchased of James Burroughs a house
and lot of fourteen acres, situated on
the Darnestown Road, about two and a
half miles from this town, for the sun.
of 81 500
The Ladies Aid Society of Rockville
baDtlSC CnCrCn, was entertained I1S'
week at the home of Mrs. John w. Keys
short distance from this town.
Curtis j. Dangler. formerly of Wash.
ington, but for several years a resident
of the vicinity of Great Falls, this coun
ty, died last Sunday, after a long Isl
ness He was thirty-three years OF age
and leaves a widow, formerly Miss Sulli
van. of Great Falls, and three children
The Farmers Association, composed
of the farmers of Frederick, Carroll
Howard. and Montgomery counties. vii
hold their annual picnic in Wildwood
Park, Mt. Airy. Md, on Thursday, July
90. next The members of the COMMITTEES
of arrangements from this county are
James z. Williams Boyds: DR.. jaime!
Z. Deets, Clarksburg; P. b. Souder, Da
mascus: DR.. b. T. Lansdale, Damascus
r. Granville Mullinix. Damascus, ant
G T. Purdum, Damascus.
The fine new residence of Zachariah A
Briggs, On his farm about three mile
from Gaithersburg, caught fire Wednes
day morning, and was a complete los
in twenty minutes. The blaze is sup
posed to have originated from spark
blowing from a fire in the rear yard
used for heating water by the washer
woman. The less, it is estimated will
reach between IS, 900 and 5000. covere
by insurance
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Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Md, July 16--On Sat
rrday. August o. the Democrats Of this
county will hold their primary elec-
tion in the different districts, when NOM
nations will be made for county Offices
The primary election will be the hot
test held In this county for many years,
the main fight being between Spencer
c. Jones and Blair Lee, for the nomi-
nation for State senator. The lines
have been drawn so tight that it is con-
ceded that If Mr.. Lee is nominated, Ed
ward C. Peter will be the leadcr of the
Democratic party in this county, and
such a result means the political death
of Col Spencer c. Jones.
On the other hand if Mr.. Jones Is re-
nominated. the opposition to him might
just as well give up fighting him, for
he will be master here Colonel Jones
has before him today the hardest politi-
cal battle OF his life. As things stand
now. although both sides are claiming
the election nomina tion. the honors
seem to be evenly divided.
There are a number of candidates for
nomination for the other offices, as fol-
lows:
For the house of deIegates-Edmund L.
Amiss. Eugene A. McAtee, Louis 3
School. Walter c. Carroll, William Nj
Candy. Washington B. Chichester
George Z. Waters. Charles H Griffith
Alfred Wilson. William Kilgour, Andrew
j. Cummings C'Cy'O. John S. McCeney
For county commissioner. First dis
trict-JacoD NJ. Allnutt, John o. Clark
Robert P. Magruder.
For county commissioner, Second dis
tfict--Wiliiam c. Bellison. William j
Lewis. r. Granville MuIlinix, Nathan S
White, Joseph r. White.
For county commissioner. Fifth dis
trict-Stephen B. Lyddane, Harry Z
Williams. Oliver H. P. Clark.
For sherif-Wfiliam Edward Viett
John E. Poole. John A. Selby, Thoma
y. Howard. William II. Nicholson
George E. Nicholson, G. e. Walker
James p. Gott.
For county surveyor-Charles J. Mad
(joN