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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-02-01


Miss Winthrop demanded. u won't
go. l am very tired. | tell you
have been dreaming all night Of that
man, and if that isn't enough to tire
anybody
And she did not go. Very grateful
was Mrs. Sedden for the kind presence
that kept the children quiet and man
aged the house and brought her fresh
tea at midday She was, in truth, feel
ing very i'll and most unhappy. All
through the lonely day she thought
over her future. She worried over the
result of the race
ooh, if he should be beaten, Conniew
she said again and again. "If Wing
foot shouldn't VIM
Nonsense, Mary" the girl cheered
CHE won't be beaten"
But Wingfoot was beaten.
1t was Mrs. Sedden who first heard
the news. She was sitting by the win
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-02-01

Il HEARD WHAT THEY WERE SAYING"
49, S'oie Gown inc S-iifS lL Sc
LIi7 A1-"aE 10 peep INTO the haII. ine
uHll.s I"'-A H'9r was sh"t' i'Tlhton stood
V"I'lte or sPliIE9 10 90. l-l@ traFe-nS
t5,,,+ tI,, o' ,.. iI'l LIS LIS, WIhlh[G 70.
7''' '''''1 =" do 1t SI'i" 100" aDo"I MS
H.. -. ~ -, III vi, sc c,''y".
- lo"NeI up anu ~" L'F ioA!ILa over
tile ,.sl"Sllaue, ana the pIoou rushed INTO
ms lace, DeItoef"leII putting down his
Ia 'l-'' llg MAJ "iich ne was pfu@nIh&'
''G 9eT - M 800 DeHe'--" AeI'
l-7'''" la 'he3 we're saying III tAe
INNS IC.i--' she i1I-'-,I--'''
~ H9@la'G"'
e.l--.' I,'' e Sl5 70" are sl"o aI TINS con
LlIlt%''o" 'I your - err 5000 oplhloh Oh
~ -,
--0'S "S'0 you i'@e l"siit' "4c aS-lod
s'o .,n.
"a VS. -.E1'StlE "-Idl H'dueh want
W .I ~ hi-o..
PI"'iiiS- w" VIII never 'eH any
~ ~ 4" ~. Lto-iI.7a
Min MISS "-ulItop f'PHe2' pefdE-
~ nc "spGI ~ ~ s,"feo. Lu'-Dut
20 } ~" '-ii me- IL iHlslI ii''A' III
'itiei nc
ILG 'NI'1iIueu 70 S.-l'lt' put SAe hoN''H
u 90. 80 NOR SIlIH ION doouI ms jaws
. ie5IS, ne S-llu' WIN "ldI seemed
loIeI cam liSoieIlce' 'ha' even INA,
Up IN I'l"ONciils!I C"III'oI uii7eAl i'-
iP3 oIi '"at poiIt
~, was MISS winthrop turn TO h'@'-
'@'S'
We just peeh taking to Mrs, Sed-
Gen she sald desperately.
Sne looked at nm with eyes so shy and
tehuef th4t an answering spark came into
MS anu ne MADE a quick movement to
ward her.
Listen MISS winthrop, he SAID eager
~ lngloot mas not been poisoned. ]
saw MN run today. No one can fool me
mucn about horses He has a cold. i
mas peeh coming on Tor several days. l
saw 1t ana warned them. They dldn
thlnk SO. Ihey laughed at me. L tried
TO warn Sedden' but yesterday he angered
me by SAVING something about-about
some one Know made up my mind to
nave cone with nm. lie is-he is really
rather common don't you think, in some
ways! Ana tod the other men, but they
WouInnt listen and, then, I'm not very
popular you know. They-they think be
cause so olten win, suppose, that-that
Try TO Keep myself on the outside, but
1t isn't that really do. They never hedge
bets, you know, and l do. I'm very eX-
traNagant sometimes, and sometimes l
have to. l hedged on Wingfoot, You
Know. felt sure. felt almost sure /
had stailed every penny | could rake
and scrape on the horse. II wanted to
DO something that would cost-oh, such
lot OF money! mean L wanted to get to-
gethei a lot Of capital you see.
1T was about-about girl. l rather
like her. And she has money, and there's
q story got about somehow that it's her
money I'm after, not her. Can't You see?
So l hedGed. And l was out, you see, last
night between L and 4, and II didn't
want 10 explain, although I'm not asham-
ed of what 1 was doing and-and-well,
really, it made it rather difficult. But l
wanted you-I mean her-I mean | want
ed the girl of whom l have spoken to
know that [ am not the sort of chap at
heart she takes me for, and l dare say I
am boring you terribly, but l wanted
some one to speak to about it, and, you
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-02-01
FIGHTING JOE
WHEELER DEAD
Confederate General SuCcumbed
Thursday in New York City.
END OF A NOTABLE CAREER.
Served With Distinction in War and
Peace-A short Sketch of His life.


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EeiSi ''l o9S'u H. " nee-eI' u D
a. I0l'iSu' IolHleI Lieutenant
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'0t','e9 Vi amer Ic"' oleo aI the nome
% MS sister III brooklyn at 5;35
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LING past Out caught d coIu d
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''e9S "ol,'0 y o'CNIS ylelo u treat
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-02-01

The brake was in sight. Seddan driv-
ing if. His face told them the truth
and in 4 Ia.nufa tbev hoard his voice
confirming the news.
u tell Won the horse had been cot
atr' he was shouting. ..yyincfoot faiIs
No. sirr'
~0h Con,fe Con.foo. Mrs so4d,r,
cried.
MISS V-,n.f-on ,-.,t'orad be-. into nov.
strong vol... arms.
I'm have o., down and er1ro~in-
tend Inc simmer for Won N7v van
STOW ,;s.l,t b,,o 1.rr ~ ,..,,, f.. ~
that YOU shall not be ',f.turr,7I T'r a.,
down. I'm NOT afraid 7 r3na Mr. E.f1-
ton viii he sober"
GGrt0a Trfatau r..: satrr f,,7t ri.
host was not. Ariss Eyfa.1r5a witness
ed the arrival of die f5ur-n-lapl from
the stairs tlr9r.', the omen naIl door
and retired.
She did not return I'D Mrs. So.Idou.
because She thought that if his wife
discovered that Scaacn was bafnc left
to the mercy of trI7 servant, slra vorlG
want to go down. headache and all.
and wait un9l him. Mr.. gal1an -youId
not have done anything Of the kind,
bat Miss Winthrop was ignorant of
that and sat down on the top stair to
watch. She could not bring herself TO
enter the pre- ence Of her drunken host.
Miss Winthrop sat alAsp.ug her
knees. She heard talk and laughter:
THfI u ..H'I.a#l 4.
voice OF Hou@hton Stanford, an in%cnU-
Gus youth who lost his money with ex-
ceiIent grace. Suddenly The song was
broken IN upon by the voice of ScddCn,
ioud, marsh, wonac'ng.
She got UP aud stole down the stairs.
Risky though it was, She felt that she
must near, She TUNED the handle of
tire dining ROOM door softly. She
oaU@h, me enc OF >eaden'S speech
ana SO ! S.'}'iEe horse was poison
ea. loiSon"e. He would have won
r'Sil' enough but Tor that. Grange the
'f"iltf' ana jack Billings, the j-ckoy,
say IT, say Ill. And who did itf'
'Nols'n>" Ram. You're dreaming,
come ana SIT Gown said Stanford.
pui'i"s 'ue orator coat tan Sedden
recovered his elUIlioIum by a miracle
ana ndihinefed on the table.
~, no oIa It, say: III tell yoa.
"n' Was 'lie man mat pct on the horse
,,'-'' 'Ie'-Stu IL lerN' ara lie IAuhched
nc 4'''@-''H as il il Were Il physical
- .,,,.,
VINO was It, ne Went on at the
sy''Die d. l. I'sI h-Sn1 Win al OF US
''ilU WV Le' T. came II undl I TINS
l-lo. .i ll-its -'IIlll'Il,S IN ny me window
'' ,Li''' iio "'ie '"oul" Nilo" he peen
oIC
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'1,S' oo'rl' q. 0I'9 ''li0IiIeL anu won,
J " lo H,'9 ~ >, Op GeiiouLceu ana
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nails
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ford ..Vn,ra an eol5 now hat vino
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-02-01
Ir1COnStant
Constance
By WINGROVE BATHON
Copyright, 1905, b. WHgroCG BdthoH
By WINCROVE BATHON

Copyright, 1905. b. IFingrore Bathon
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
Sumner OIarrtosa ia Children.

During the hot weather nt tls
summer month, the dr.t uuult-u.
loo,ene,s OF child. bowels should
have immediate attention Co cheek
the disease before D. become. .suoa,
All that o., necessary I- tea aa-s.
Of Chamberiains Collie. Caa.su an.
DIarrbea Remedy followed sg da-r
% castor OH 20 cleanse the system
Rev VI. o Stockhnd Pastor 81 the
ir.t NJ r. church Little Falls.
MINI. write, We have used Cb4m
berlain Collie Cholera AID Dnrrboc
Remedy for .evera. years. aud tui BE-
yerg valuable remedy. especially
for summer disorder. Do sd.4ta.
Sold by Wood. * Orme the .sal.a.
drugstore Iu western keluest
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
INSANITY THAw's DEFENSE.
Attorneys VIII Contend Ne vas Crazy
When He Killed White.


New York Aug % A decision was
reached by attorneys for Harry h.
Thaw that Thaws defense TO the
charge 81 killing Stanford White Will
be plea Of emotional insanity.
This viii include as part OF the de-
Tense that Thaws insanity existed
only unit, after White was killed. and
that Thaw is now sane again. and has
been since the killing
The decision 20 make this plea was
reached after the reports 90 tNo alien.
lists who visited Thaw tn the Tumbs
bad been communicated to CHORD "
HartridCe OF Thaw's counsel
u was decided also that Mrs Harry
X Thaw Will De- the chief witness of
me defense IN It's effort to prove that
Thaw was insane when he killed
White
IL vas about the question whether a
plea of insanity should D. made thl,
ThaW and has former counsel dis.
agreed. resulting in he dismissal OF
the lawyers
The plea insisted upon by Taaw's
former counsel included the aImts
sion that be- IS nos insane. end if ac.
cepteL DIS the court the ury would
have caused hi~ confinement in al
insane asylum The plsa uoa decided
upon makes 40 such adm ssiou.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
GRUES0ME FIND
CT FISHERMEN

Seattle. Wash. Aug 22.--At an $50
lated spot on the shore OF Vancouver
island a party ot fishermen fornc a
ships rowboat containing the 3pdtes
OF eight persons.
The boat was identified a. ono that
safely got away from the big steam
ship Valencia OF the Pacihc Coast
Steamship Co. from san Francisco &C.
Puget Sound points which went
ashore on the night OF January %
on Vancouver island l2o miles Eoith
OF Victoria. just eight months ago
II was known that a ratr. CA winch
were eight women. and a eoat oeuius
an unknown number az Je-surs irft
the ship. but neither vas ever hrIrl
OF until to-day The total boss OF lie
on the Valencia was ne. only 20 per.
sons being saved Most of tne lost
went 20 death when the ship broke m
two on the rocks
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
Travelling Man Picks Up sl0O, 600.

Ciuc,naaa Ohio. Aug. p. --Goo
j Mitchell travelling salesman
from N,va5s y J aud who stone
al tae Gibson house when 30 this
cy dropped into a telephone boo;b
iu tlat h..., n, found living Do che
booth b. fa.Aetbook containing ten
slU. eoo tl.... sloo. ogv an told
and valuable paper
coin. @. tbe CLERK . de-k be plac.
cd ta,u ,..re for .aisseeping soon
Fnak cars president Of the Gard
Man. e.. of psuyer Who was
s.rr.u. . CD, Hotel Lsckman,
r4.bed iut. ,he booth aud ont sgain
great, excited Re a.ked the clerk
if BE- bad found a rsskstbook aud the
n4u teh,ul ,he 5e.A required BIN to
describe a.
And y0a .e'ta poeketbook COO
niuIu. sluo seu ln a telephone
booth replied the clerk
AL .Hl. af question:, we're asked
NJ Card asked wbo found &c aud u
is-.a one sl0 Nuu t,u 90 Mithel.
va. could sat bring himself o. as-
.ept 3d.
la lieu ~ that tos,,er he gave
t.u slo ouO sor,h % mining stock,
which sell. az par aud told him i be
Kept BE- Be- would some day make aim
SOME Hsuey
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
POLICE FIRE ON AUTOISTS
WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE PACKER
ESCAPES BULLETS.
Mrs. Armour and Daughter and Two
Women Friends Given BAD
Fright 5y officer.

Chicago. Aug 2S-Residents oi
Lake Forest Evanston and other
North shore towns demand an inves
tigation of the Rogers Park policeman
who fired FIVE shots at an automobile
containing Mrs J. ogden Armour. her
daughter Lolita and two women
guests
c. H. Huck. the chauffeur, said he
drove Mrs Armour. Lolita. Miss Billel
and another woman from Chicago &c
Lake Forest At Rogers Park. he said
he was stopped by policeman who
threatened to arrest him and then
fired five shots at the automobile
greatly frightening the women he car
ried
The policemen. according 20 Huck
said his name was Mike Donovan
He made no arrests.
Later the automobile was stopped
in Evanston by Policeman Kane. II
was taken to the court OF Justice Boy.
or. where Huck was fined $50 for
speeding.
The police say Patrolman Saxon
tried 10 stop the automobile in Rogers
Park. but the chauffeur refused &c
stop. and Saxon fired three shots
Saxon saws that after the car was
halted he was hit ON the head with q
parasol by one Of the women. The
chauffeur. he saws. Immediately
clapped on fun power and the machine
dashed away
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
GlTsn Up 10 Die

r. Spiegle 1904 y. Virginia II.
Evansville, Iud.. writes: For over
ave years | wa troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. / lost
flesh and vas all run down. and one
year ago had TO abandon work entire
IT, l had three Of the best physi-
clans. who done me no good and |
was practically given up to die Fo-
leys Kidney cure was recommended
aud the 6rst bottle gave me great re-
lief After taking the second bottle
| was entirely cured
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
Unnecessary Expense,

Acute attack, Of collie and diarrhea
come ca without warning. AMI quick
-elief must be obtained There j.
go necessity OF mourning tae ex-
pen.e of a physician, service, 10
such a ease If Chamberlaiu Collie.
Ca3.era and Diarrhoea Remedy i, at
.aud. \ dose Of this remedy will
relieve the patient before a doctor
,uld arrive. II la, never been
,1own to fail, even in the most Sc
ere aud dangerous eases. and 10
family should be without il. For
ale By Woods x Orme. the leading
uggists iu western Kentucky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
SCOTT s BOVINE, 40? s rs"i 7a street
Cures Hay Fever and Summer Cold.

A j. Nusbaum. BatesVlle. Ind.
writes Last year | suffered for
months with summer cold so dis
trcssiug that it interfered with my
business. l had many of the symp-
toms of hay fever and a doctor, pre-
,criptjon did not fit my case, and |
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggravate my ease. Fortu-
nately insisted upon having Foley's
Honey of Tar, aud it quickly cured
me. Ny wife has since used Foley +,
Honey and Tar with success Woods
X Orme
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
0.s't Be Blue

And lose all interest when help Is
within reach. Herbiue will make
that liver perform it, dutie. proper
is. J B. Nau-ha. Eliza. Alabama.
writes, Being a constant sufferer
from constipation and a di,ordered
liver. | have found Her0iue 20 bee the
best medicine for these trouble, on
the market. have used it constant
.y. | believe il 70 Dee the oe,t medi-
cine Of the sind aud wish all ,uf-
erer- from these trouble, 10 know
the good He-5iue ha, do,~ me. 4,
Woods \ Ormes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
KANSAS CITY HAS BAD STORM
NEARLY SIX INCHES OF RAIN.
FALL IN THREE HOURS.
Basement IN Business Houses Are
Flooded snd Bodies Are Washed
Out Of Graves IN Cemeteries.

Kansas City. Mo. Aug ga ter
rife rainstorm preavil q in Kansas
CITY and vicinity Thursday. causing
more or less serious damage
In Kansas City 5.93 inches of va n
fell. a record for The time. three hours
and a half
Low Wing lands were flooded aui
the police and fire departments We q
called upon To rescue two person
from Easements in Little Italy In
the north end OF town. and the cas-,
and west bottoms. where the water
entered many small houses. Several
downtown Easements were flooded
and goods damaged NTrees were
stripped Of their foliage and hundred
OF sparrows were killed Telephone
poles were blown down and strs 2,
car traffic tied up.
The Quindaro power house va
flooded, putting severa, car lines ou;
81 commission ON the west side The
Roanoke. Prospect and Vim street
lines were also tied up for several
hours
Many downtown building h-d fr1r
three 20 five feet o. water IN tier
celll~s
The electric light plants war. a't'
crippled by lightnlng a Few houses
were also struck by llehtn.ng "
no serious damage was done.
4 telephone message received rom
Elmwood cemetery saws shat several
bodies were washed ouf of their graves
by the record break king raiustorm
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
CANADA DESTROYING
AMERICAN FISH NETS

Waslns-.n. Aug 23.-Ca talu nos
ch.ei of the revenue cs.t-l service OF
.il treasury department. rep.s-i %
Acting Secretary Murray ol OH. I-
2lr'uent 81 commerce and Labor. that
II had received aly.c,s tha, tae Can
adam cruiser N.s.aa Uas Ie-tr1sa1
The nets ot Amer ~ fishermen IN
Lake Fl. The reports ol tte fisher
nen indicate tLs the nets wee Sc.
Eel Witliu Am r.c3u 40 ers.
3 ne matter VII. De- reported % ta .
state department and viii probably
constitute the subject OF an e1c1ar-
between the American and Car e.
governments
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
MEBRASKAES TO
SEE BRYAN FIRST

Omaha Neb Aug 23--A special
train. carrying the delegation OF over
100 Ne0raskaus. who viii meet VII
liam J. Bryan on his arrival ID New
York. viii leave this city. running &C.
CHICAGO over the Chicago q Great
Western thence o. New York over
the Grand Trunk and Leh.-h Vale,
roads The train will Dee ruu solid
without change the entire r.p
A tele-ram from Nea York % the
loca. committee announces that q
yacht has been chartered to 20 down
the bay to meet Az organs steamer
enabling the Nebraska deleg ion tc
be first iu welcoming Air Bryan
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
MRS. llHGWC 7TH TO
ukV[L MONUMENT

Circirnati. Alg p Mrs. Long.
worth will unvel ,hs Chic mouum mt
Il william Mckinley a, Columbus q.
iembe- Il next sac promptly accept.
ed the Invitation. Mr. Longworth
said
i thought il eminently appropriate
for her 10 do so, considering the con.
rection between Mir Mckinley and
her father and in view OF the manner
OF her fathers accession to the prssi-
dsncy."
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
Thirteen Flrener lnlur..

Chicago, Aug 23-Thi- zen aremen
were either overcome hy IA .n.
'ur5d by eXplosi Us "a his fgs.iag a
Are in the paint mall.a .tg- ~ Ian.
v John L-cas. 53-jS North D-sDll mes
street. The FIR Eh.eh is believed
20 have started froSE sp-n-3ne con
husii1n. caused properly loss Il
SOS goo.
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Finger Bitten OF By Stallion.

Bowling Green, Ky. Aug. "a
rarl Isbeli, a prominent young horse
nan Of this city, went to his stable
10 feed a yoUug stallion and while he
was attempting to unlock 'Ae door
the animal caught Isl = tn
ger on his right hs' Nth.
biting it of.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30

Washington AgE g3-B.ds we're
opened az the bureau Of in-a!ar Affairs.
war department for St0O00O Of Phil
lppine certificates Numerous bids
we're submitted but Il is expected that
The whole amount will be awarded to
Fisk q Robinson. OF New York. whose
bid was sL02 -S-lO0 FOR all or none OF
The amount one OF The bids was a.
biSh a. $lp. for il0o,0 worth.
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f ULSIO n

and it cures the eolG. That's
what is necessary. sodthes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation {;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength, That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals With
a sore throat, cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
SAMPLE FREE.
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The Better
Way

The tissues of the throat are
.nfiamed and irritate d; YOU
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion-more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation-for while. You take
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
MORGANFIELD Sun.

Mr.. and Mrs. John J Millett. of
Uniontown. returned Monday strom
Louisville. where they have been
with their daughter. Miss Mary Mil
lett. who Is ill 10 sanatarium OF
injuries received during the Coufed-
crate reunion at New Oriean, 10 April.
Miss Milletts condition i, much i'm
proved.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30

The friends OF Mr., e.. " Baugh-
or, wa Mss Hortense Finley. of this
.ity, now o! Valparaiso. Ind. are
.ongratulating she aud husband on
,he arrival Of daughter at their home
sunday Aus. 18th
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
The yellow FsVsr Germ.

la, been discovered Il bear. a
close resemblance Go the maiarial
germ. To free che system from di.
ease germ, the most effective remedy
Is d. King. New Lite PIN, guar
autec4 Co cure all diseases due o. ma.
LARA poisson and constipation 25c at
Wood. a Orur-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-30
TIE TRANSFERS HAVE TROUBLE
Chicago Police Called 70 Quell Fight
ing Between Rival Organizations.

Chicago. Aug 25-A clash occurred
In the hall az 75 Randolph street be
tween the Cornelius p Shea faction
In the local teamsters' union and the
members who are striving 20 launch
another organization under the name
OF the United Transfers OF America
one of the victims OF the struggle
was Albert Young. who led the revol,
OF the Chicago tesmsters In the ma
tional organization two weeks ago
Young sustained some bad bruises.
Another victim was George r Golden
one OF Cornelius p Sfea's chief sup
porters. who was beaten nearly into
insensibility.
Twelve others received painful
bruises In the tight
The trouble was all caused by ar
attempt made by Golden 90 have al
but Shea supporters elected from the
hall. The chairman ruled Golden out
OF order and then the trouble started
The climax came when Golden. seiz
ing a chair swung 1t over his head
and brought It down on Young
Instantly the night became general
Chairs and tables were thrown about
while the hostile drivers struggled
from one end OF the room 10 the
other
A squad Of police arrived and put,
an end TO the hght No arrests were
made
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

fake Laxative Bromo Quuine Tab
ITS Druggists refund money if il
fails to cure. f. W. Grove, ,i.ua-
are Is on each box. 25c.