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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

WEATHER FORECAST. Wnshlnxf0n, July 80.--ror AInbamas Fair Tuesday nnd Wednesday, variable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
rlftr nren Arrented.

Odessa. July s0.--The police today arrested fifty employees of the custom house who were on q strike. An an- archist today threw a bomb Into q shop here and wounded clerk. The bomb thrower was arrested.
 Thirty Liquor shops PIundered.
 Warsaw, July So.-During the last three days thirty of the state liquor shops here have been plundered. Most of the liquor shops still doing business have been closed bv order of the excise authorities.
 NEmst Pay Taxes.
 St. Petersburg. July 30-Premier Stolypin has issued special circular to the governors instruction them to employ every means to compel the pay ment of the taxes now falling due. as well as the arrearages.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
FROM WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT.


Improvement in both labor
There all isolated
o
a adde
families the
a o a
in
mie
ewhoh
family
to
andfa all lines
little acts of kindness thrown
but
despisd? superficial polite
booish treat
PASSES
of
o BETTY BRADEEN
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
JURY FAILS TO AGREE.
Negro Tried for Assault, but No Yer
diet Is Reached.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. A hung jury re-
suited in the trial of John Smith. colored,
to-day, for assaulting Mrs. MoIie Leg
gett in Princess Anne County two
months ago. The jury was discharged
early tonight. The jury was solid for
conviction, but could not agree as 10 the
penalty The first ballot taken the jury
stood for the death penalty and for
eighteen years Imprisonment. On the last
ballot were for the death penalty and
for is years. A strong chain of cir
cumstantial evidence was forged around
Smith. Mrs. Leggett testified that the
man who attacked her her had two
fingers missing from his right hand. and
the marks left on Mrs. Leggett's neck in
dicated IT,
Smith had two fingers missing from his
right hand The case WAS taken from
Princess Anne County TO Norfolk to pre-
vent a certain effort at lynching and a
consequent clash with the State troops
who had Smith in charge
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
GET GOVERNORS PORTRAITS.
Annapolis Authorities wiz HING
OIL Paintings I'm State House.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. Dec. 4.-The portraits OF
Robert Bowie, governor of Maryland from
1893 to 1866. and from 1911 TO 1912, and of
Hon. Matthew Tilghman. "the Patriarch
OF the Colony of Maryland" provided for
by the last legislature. through the work
of the Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chap
ter, d. A. r., and painted by Miss Cath
crime Walton, Of Annapolis, a member OF
the chapter, were turned over TO the State
this morning. The original portrait Of
Gov. Joseph Kent. 1925, presented TO the
State by his granddaughter, Miss Eliza
beth Kent, of Washington, was also re-
ceiyed at the State House to-day.
The portraits will be formally received
by the governor in the chamber Of the
house Of delegates on the evening Of Mon
day, December Il, this being the anniver-
sary OF the day when Washington arrived
in Annapolis to resign his commission.
The Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter
viii at the same time present the State
a painting OF the burning Of the brig
Peggy Stewart. framed IN recently rec0y-
cred timbers Of that craft.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
PROTEST RISE IN MIX PRICE.
Richmond Consumers believe Recent
Advance Is Not Justified.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Dec. Pure milk
handled with due regard to the sani-
tary and hygienic precautions from
dairyman TO consumer. cannot be re-
tailed at less than 10 cents a quart is
the opinion expressed by Prof. Sedg-
wick. the eminent bacteriologist, who
delivered lecture on the subject in
this city last spring.
Dr. Ernest G. Levy, the city's chief
health officer, is inclined TO agree with
Prof Sedgwick IN this view of the sit
uatiOn, but the chief health officer be-
lieves with the public, that the recent
increase in the price of milk is not
justihabIe. The explanation offered by
the large handlers or milk is that the
cost Of labor is greater than 1t was a
year ago; that it costs more 10 pro-
vide feed for COWS; that milch cows
cost more and that the new rules or
the health department have run up the
expenses Of the dairymen
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
WHITE CAPS" ATTACK HOUSE
shots Fired and Threats Made at Ill
mated Couple.
special 70 The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd. Dec. 4-Trcuble has
broken out afresh at Indian Springs, this
county. where Edward Collins, a white
farmer. and Nettie Pye Collins, his negro
wife. reside. There seems to be a deter
mined effort to rid the community of the
Unmatched couple, though repeated ef-
forts and threats heretofore made have
failed.
Sunday night the Collins house was at
tackled by white Caps" and shots were
fired and stones thrOWn1hTough the win
dows Collins and his wife were badly
frightened and unable to get away. They
did not make any defense, though Col
Inns wife has previously defended the
house with a pistol and shotgun. Imme-
diately after their marriage the couple
were forced TO fee into Pennsylvania, and
for a month or longer Collins and the ne
gress had a strenuous time Of it,
Several times armed men besieged the
house and issued warnings to the couple
20 leave The woman invoked the aid Of
the law and brought weapons into use TO
defend herself and Collins For several
months they have enjoyed a respite, but
the feenn- "a resentment against them
has not died out
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
st. Johns College Men Honored.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. Dec, 4-The following
football players at st. Johns College viii
be awarded the IS. J. c." monograms
for having participated in a majority Of
games played this season; Stevens. cap
tain. Brady. Bosley, Brown. Anderson.
Warfield, Ruhl, BOrdley. Melvin. Ma
gruder, QUimby, Jones, Bennett. Arnold,
Gwinn, and Shearer. manager. The
election OF next years captain Will not
be made for a few days, but Alfred
Quimby will probably be chosen.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
wants $4,000 for New Hospital.

Annapolis. Nd. Dec. 4-The annual
meeting Of the board Of lady managers
of the Annapolis Emergency Hospital
was held last night, when DIT. George
Wells. senior member OF the medical staff.
recommended that the next general as
sembly be asked for an appropriation
of $500 for the erection of new hos
p.tal building. The report of the manag-
ers showed that the work Of the institu-
tion was fast cutgrOwing the facilities
and accommodations Of the present build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
ON TRIAL FOR ROBBERY.
Negroes Try to Prove AIibi, but Wit
Besses Are Lacking.
Special % The Washington Herald.

Spocial % The washington HeFald.
Rockville, Nd, Dec. A-The court heard
testimony this afternoon in the case
against Robert Garter and James Jones,
uudeT indictment for the robbery of Will
liam CCmman. on August y. 1905. near
Cabin John Bridge. this county, and
took about S. from him.
Carter endeavored TO set up an alibi.
Jones claims he spent the night with
his mother and sister in Washington.
The court ordered summons issued for
the alibi Witnesses.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
col. stevens Us ImprovIng.

Winchester, Va, Dec. 4.-The condi-
ton of Col Edwin A. Stevens, the mil
lionaire owner of Castle Point, Hobo
ken. and prominently identified with
the Stevens Institute Of Technology.
who is seriously i'll at the home OF his
sister near Berryville, is tonight re-
ported satisfactory to the attending
physician.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
sNAvELY WILL BE RETIRED.
Case to Come Up Again at the Pres
ent Term of Court.

SPECIAL 70 The washington hela4o
Hagerstown. Md, Dec. 4.-Hezekiah
Snaveiy has been released on bail for re-
trial after the jury failed TO agree in the
case OF perjury against him.
Snavely was indicted for swearing
falsely when accepted as a juror IN the
trial of the Herman-Tompkins manslaugh-
ter case last spring He disappeared after
the trial ard went West Some time ago
he returned 20 his home in this county
He was tried last week, but the jury
failed TO agree on a verdict. The case Will
be tried again at the present term Of
court.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
FIREMEN CUT BY GLASS.
Two Accidents when Cumberland
Dwelling Is Destroyed.

SnoclaI 70 TIC NasIInEIIu HCTdIl-
Cumberland, Md. Dec. 4-The two
story double-frame dwelling on Frederick
street. this city, occupied by William
Davis, was destroyed by fire, which origi-
mated from a defective flue. this morning.
James Kean, a fireman, had his hand
almost severed at the wrist by a large
piece Of glass that feIl from the building.
William Clauson. chief Of the central
fire department. was also badly cut by fly
ing glass Davis loss is about 81 500.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Two Negroes sent 10 Penitentiarv

Hagerstoyn, Nd, Dec. A-In court here
this morning John Henry Williams ard
John Hardy Williams, two negroes.
charged with assaultng and robbing
Oliver Sinnisen, d fireman at the Hag-
erstown Street Railway Company's pow
er-house, one night last July, We're found
guilty by the court and each sentenced
TO eight years In the penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
FOUR BABIES BURN To DEATH.
Home of Negro Destroyed While
Attending Services at Church.

opfcl1I % Iht washington HeTaId,
LynchbUrg. Va. Dec. "A beiated re-
port from Evington. Campbell County,
nineteen miles from Lynchburg. tells Of
the burning, Sunday, of the home Of
John Irvine. a coIored farmer, in which
his four children. the eldest aged five,
were burned. The father and mother
went 10 church. leaving the children at
home. On their return they found the
ashes Of their home. and only the burned
bones Of the children. Two hundred dol
lars in money was lost. in addition TO the
home.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
lBen Telephone 1I3l
TUEI LUIL I-IlUlI0 ~
Corner Of Prince and Royal Streets.


Alexandria, Va, Dec. AIN letter to
a friend in this city, dated yesterday,
Representative John F. Rixey. who is at
Liberty, n. Y, undergoing treatment for
an affection of the throat, states that he
will be unable to attend this session of
Congress. but viii have a general pair IN
that body on all political questions.
He states that his recent sojourn in
Colorado did his health much good. Rep
resentative Rixey announces that his sec
retary, ]. George Hiden, who has been
with him since he first represented this
district IN Congress, will have an office In
Washington, and will attend to all Of the
department business arising in connection
with the eighth district. Mr.. RiXey eX-
tends his thanks to the Democratic news
papers.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Battle ships at Newport News.

Newport News. Va, Dec. 4.-The bat
tie ship Louisiana and the aTmOTed
cruisers Washington and Tennessee are
anchored off the jamestown Exposition
grounds. The Louisiana is cOaling She
VIII get away Friday for New Orleans
TO receive the silver service The
Washington and Tennessee will go to
sea Thursday for a shaking down and
speed trial, and en- Monday they will
go South for exhaustive wireless teIe-
granhic tests.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Teachers Mny Meet at Newport News

Special 70 Inc Washington Herald.
Newport News, Va, Dec. 4.-Superin-
tendent of Public Schools w. r. Nor
ton was advised to-day that both Nor
folk and Portsmouth had indorsed this
city's claim FOR the next annual State
educational conference, which will be
held during the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
school sunerintendents to Meet.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, Dec 4-Bates Steph-
ems. State superintendent of public edu-
cation and several members Of the
State board Of education, arrived in
Annapolis tonight for the quarterly
session of the board to be held tO-mor-
row. There viii also be meeting of
county school superintendent here to-
morrow. and practically every county
in the State viii be represented.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
GIVE AID TO AGED VETERAN.
Richmond Citizens VIII Assist Man
Who Is i'm Starving Condition.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Dec. Richard FOs-
ter. siXty-hve years Of age. and a Con-
federate veteran. having been deserted
by his wife, after she had lived with
him only six years, fell in the road
north of the city from hunger last
night. the fall rendering him uncon-
scious
He was discovered wandering In a
dazed condition this morning and
brought 10 the city in buggy where
medical attention was administered.
and where he viii remain until some
provision can be made for him.
The old man says that he is from
Mathews County, where his two dauSh-
ters live. He enlisted for the war in
Company A. Fifth Maryland Regiment.
serving with that regiment four years.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Robinson,s Trial To-day.

The cases of John Robinson and his
son, J. Harvey Robinson. who were ar
rested November 10, in connection with
the alleged robbery of merchandise from
the Southern Railway Company, will be
called before Justice Cation, in the Poliee
Court. tomorrow morning. Each Of the
defendants have furnished $1,000 bond.
They will be defended by state Senator
Lewis II. Machen. while Commonwealth
Attorney Samuel G. Brent viii appear
for the State
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Ahrnm Gardner Passes Away.

Winchester, Va. Dec Following a
lingering illness Of consumption. Abram
Gardner, prominent land owner. Of
Frederick County died last evening at
his home near Grimes, aged forty three
years. lie leaves his widow, seven
children, his aged mother. one brother
and two sisters, all of this section.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
viii Exhibit at Jamestown.

Winchester, Va, Dec. 4.-The Fred
erick County board Of supervisors to-
day gave official Endorsement TO a plan
TO exhibit the resources Of this cOmmun-
ity at the jamestown Exposition, and
plans were adopted TO carry on the
work
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Charged with Cutting Neighbor.

Special 20 The Washington PeTald.
Hagerstown, Nd, Dec Adam :.
Garis, a lawyer Of this city. was placed
on trial in court to-day for assault The
case came up on ar appeal from Justice
Hoffman, who found Mr.. Garis guilty.
and sentenced him to two months in the
House of Correction, and is being tried
before a jury.
Garis is charged with assauitIng
Jack Sheeley, a neighbOr, who was cut
with a knife; but Garis denies using q
knife.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05

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The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
school Examiner Is Chosen.

Centerulle, Md, Dec. 4-Prof. B. J.
Grimes. for the last two years principal
of the Centerville High School. was to-
dav appointed by the school commission
ers TO be examiner, to succeed the late
I n1tis 1 Beatty
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
MRS. JESSE TYSON GETS ALL.
Widow Mad~ sole Heir to Large
Property Holdings.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. Dec. AIRS Edith
Johns Tyson, the young widow Of Jesse
Tyson, viii inherit absolutely the fortune
constituting the Tyson estate. under the
provisions Of the testament which was
probated in the Orphans Court OF Baltl-
more County to-day. Mrs. Tyson is
named sole executrix without bond
The viii was made on July a. 1902, and
is witnessed by D. x. Este Fisher, John
p Poe. and c. A. GTinkman. The docu-
ment states.
Il give devise, and bequeath my entire
estate-real. personal and mixed. and
wheresOever the same may be situated
unto my beloved wife, Mrs. Edith johns
Tyson, her heirs, personal representatives.
and assigns, absolutely as her own prop
erty, and l hereby appoint her sole exec
utrix Of this my last viii and4testament. %
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
mnmnn Rohhed br Nerrn.

Aberdeen. Nd. Dec. As Mrs. Harry
Webb was getting on a car at Oaking-
ton, near here. on the Pennsylvania Rail
road. a colored man snatched her pocket
book, containing SIS, out Of her hand and
ran away.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Sentenced for Liquor selling.

Rockville, Nd, Dec. 4.-Thomss Will
Iams pleaded guilty in case Of selling
intoxicating liquor, and was given six
months in the house Of correction, and
other cases against him were settled
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
RIXEY TO Be ABSENT
Writes Alexandria Man He
Cannot Attend Congress.
IL IN NEW YORK SANATORIUM

TeIls Constituents He VIII Have
Pair on Important QuestiOns-Triai
of RObinSOns 10 Be Called To-day.
Business Men Plan BanGuet-Gen.
Lees Birthday so BE Celebrated.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Merchants to Give Banquet.

The Retau Merchants Association Of
this city will give a banquet at the
meeting in January, when the newly
elected officers viii be installed. These
are: B. Well. president; c. r. Yates,
first vice president; W. II. Peck, second
vice president; NJ + Parker. third vice
president; c. F. Entwisle. treasurer; =.
2. Smith, secretary, and \. Bowie, ser
geant-at-arms. J. Wolf, John d. Matter.
J Z. Merchant. F. c. Matthews, and
James McCuen will be installed as trus-
tees.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at McChesney & JOach-
inns, Second and + sts ne. and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
VIII Remember Gen. Lee.

According 10 long established custom,
the anniversary Of the birth of Gen.
Robert E. Leee, January l9 next, viii be
appropriately observed in this city by r.
Z. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans. The
following committee has charge of the
arrangements; Capt. Thomas Perry,
chairman; Edgar Warfield, G. William
Ramsay. P. f. German +. J. Davidson,
and r. NJ. Latham. The matter of pro
curing speakers for the occasion is in
the hands Of Charles s. Taylor.
\ large audience assembled in the
opera house last evening, when "The
Showman's Ward was presented for the
benefit Of the family Of the late Charles
T. Smith, who was killed October %
while assisting an officer in arresting a
negro. The entertainment was under the
auspices of the Young Mems Sodality
Lyceum.
At the meeting Of the Alexandria Light
Infantry next Monday night, the members
viii ballot for candidates for the position
Of second lieutenant. DR.. Carroll II May
and Richard c. Talbot, who were voted
for at the meeting last night, when the
balloting was without definite result, are
expected to be the candidates.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Athletic Association Named.

Young Mems Athletic Club. which was
recently organized in this city FOR the
promotion OF all kinds of athletic sports.
has changed its name to the Alexandria
Athletic Association. The following Off
GERS have been installed fer the ensuing
year: Erwin q. Schwarzman, president;
Robert Tomlin. vice president; 2 c.
Reeves, secretary. and 3. Il. Cline,
treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
THE RED WINDOW.
By FERGUS HUME.

Copyright 1904 by C. W. Dillingham; Company.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05

TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
THE THEATERS

Seattle lovers 81 comedy were
never more wholly satisfied thsu
they s-fo last evening ~hen they
left the Gsand after asaiax that
prince of comedians. William Col.
iter
Mr. Collier appeared In bis great
success Ca the Quiet. aud no piaS
could serve aa a better Nrhsrte Tor
the ait and hansor this uiAn ine~ss
sanity gives out. The perform
ance last uight uRs the frs u foaF
TO be given In Seattle.
Mr. Collier IL ably supported tf
hia LEADING lady. MABEL Tslifefro.
: member ~ The famous Dictator
company
The attraction for three nights
neHt week. beginning sunday. viii
b. Richard 4 PFinsis's Georgia mia.
AtIuis
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SOCIALISTS PUT
Ticket IN FIELD
eouSry OFFICERS ARE soMlN.
Ayso--sSriRE TICKET WILL
n COMPLETED AT MEETING
sTxr SUNDAY

A putssa q the eounty ticket of
= Sxssllst party Of King county
= aaaH-d In lis preliminary eon-
uuz.os hid yesterday afternoon
- sssssnr In the Labor Temple.
~ p,a,sorIn adopted by she party
\ rsefi<1lly the same as the state
pnrraI
II socialist ticket, "a far As
sr,legsd. i. Judge q The superior
- 4 J. nrosu. a iauYeF Of Sc.
sck sheriff. ]. c. Robbins. a con
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TAH NO TERROR TO THIS
PLUCKY GIRL SOCIALIST
....,s FLYNN TALKED so.
.,.,,sn ON BROADWAY AND
MAS ARRESTED ON COM.
ANT OF MEN IN EVENING
cLorses

.,,w YORK. sept. $ Arrest aud
',.,sment ever night IN tue
W. s ,enderloiu police station
ss,rsea With speaking On the p"e''e
ca 60 without license has not
s So. me activity ~ itFeareld
ss.s.,..selh Fiyuu. a ptuoky mite 80
Gals .... s,r, has become lannon's as
~ spsaker ia this rity during
weeks. In sweet mellow
~ en II dramatic ieteta sae
se''' ..,,s,.ssea thousands from rude
~ go ss IN carts IN the crowded.
pa. .s.ns IA the city Her alher y
ss.s.list Two yeara aEo NJ sat
flnanclal loss Whica feducra
" smli4 to comparative pofeft1
W -, laws had been guat and
sald Miss FNnn. my father
49, ..f have suffered aa be has.
49, enly "A years old. but clear
MS Injustice | made up
y 80 ~ study the political con.
"a mis- country ! have. and
49, - life will be Devoted "a the
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"a eifl Is q hetoiue on the
siM ID Vas when she cs.
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So ,Nst Two men. Ia fashiouaels
ss- So slaihes. eomlns from . the
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mixed ana Withdrew Emery Instead
~ Anderson. nominating the latter
Ia an eloquent manner The kH=
cry delegates listened Ia vain for
The namo ~ their leader. and hear
Ing u not. aacked 10 a. -. EyslandI
giving hlm the nomination. and ad-
ding the last touch 20 the tragedy
for Evelaud was the ono candidate
Emery aid not wish 20 see win
The contest FOR school Bup"fin-
tendent was close, with a laudaiide
on the third ballot f0f Miaa Eva
Bailey Of Everett Hhe led Ia the
first tWa ballots, with Professor
Martin of Everett close second.
IN the third most ~ the Lancaster
and Small delegates went to Miss
Bailey. assuring her nomination.
jefferson Heard Of Everett Rot the
nomination for sheriff on the fourth
ballot. DeerluR OF snohptnish vas
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strong candidate until Hnohomish
threw him down in an effort % as
sure Horgan's nomination.
The other nominees wefs fqditof,
Samuel Vestal. u anohoniahi tfoaas
ufer. W. ". Booth. Everett olefk'
John Daily. Eyersit aaseasor, John
Tanner. Hartford. surveyor Elmer
I.eufest, suob0mish. coroner, DR.. G.
=. Mum. aaryHvillei commission
era. s. O. nueli. Arlington a u u.
Jordan. Lowell. John Anderson. ha-
ehiaM
Banquet Congressman.
Congressman J. =. Haundell Of ths
rivers and hafbors congress-. who Is
now making trip through the
West. viii bu banquetef Tuesday
alKbt nt the Hotel Mitchell 10
afll be accompanied By members of
the washington congressional dele
cation.
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Aeeordlnx 10 officers GA the
steamer shawmnt. Australia
steamers are nos carrying ~hits
crews because Of the stronx feeling
against OFfsnsais In Australia. Cap
tstns II Oriental liners state that
Cinnamon and Japanese. In nid
and agreeable climates. make good
sailors. bat Ia rough water Ane In
ellnsd 20 be dianssedieni.
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lngtan and y. Milton Stevens u
Monroe we're nominated Ia the fofs
Is eighth district.
There was another surprising
thing about the convention the fast
that Judge O. =. EmsrYa name was
not presented a. candidate Tor
prosecuting attorney. although u
was known he had a Eooa-aiNed
bunch OF delegates from the county
linsd up. II appears that HrU J..
Mexican ~ the Monroe delegation
was % have nominated him Lat
er that delegate met Fritz Anderson.
another Everett candidate aud alb
sent mindedly agreed 90 nominate
him. just bafasa the convention was
called 20 order Anderson called Rev.
Mexican Ga the telephone aud stated
that ho had decided 10 withdraw,
and - would need No nominating
speech nut the Monroe man got