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Evening journal., 1907-05-30
ASSOCIATION TO
OFFER SILVER CUP
Matinee Races Committee
Will Award Prize to Owners
OF Fast Horses
ENTRIES FOR NEXT MEET

Believing that the best interests of ma
tnee racing are served by owners driving
their own horses. when 1t Is possible,
and to encourage dhem TO do so the Mat-
nee Committee of the Delaware Horse
Show Association has decided 10 offer a
silver cup TO be contested for during tho
season OF 1907. which viii be awarded TO
the member driving his own horse In the
greatest number of winning races
In case there should be a tie in the
number of races won, and one horse
should have won more hcals than the
other, then It will be awarded to the
horse having won the most heats, any
further tic TO be awarded as the commit
tee may decide.
If any owner compotes with more than
one horse, each horse will be considered
separate competition. 1he total heats
won by an owner driving several horses
will not be counted.
The entries for Saturday are:
EVENT NO. /.
Mr. ranguy .................b. g. Alfred r.
Mr.. Talley ....... ........b. 3. Billy
Mr. Wright ....................b. =. Ocolo
Mr.. Winchester ......h. M. Belle Ashton
EVENT NO. 2.
Mr. Jackson ...................cr. e. Fleet
Mr. Worrilow.......b. m, Queen Esther
Mr. Booler...............s. 3. Girls Garrett
EVENT NO g.
Mr.. Austin.................b m. Martha 3.
Mr. dupont ...........b. g., Rejected Stone
Mr. II. n. Wallace..........b. g. Walloper
Mr. Hartman. g. bonmore
Brookdale Farm. m. Little Lady
EVENT NO 4
Mr.. Hayden ......blk. &. Expedition, Jr.
Mr.. Wright ............br h. Straight Cut
Mr.. Klair ...............b. m. Liberty Bell
Mr. klair ...-.....t.........s..p m hthel
EVENT NO. g.
Mr.. VIM. IT, Wallace. ...br. g., Earl Park
Mr. w. s. Townsend...g. 3. Gamboller
Mr.. klair ........-...........b. m MISS joe
Mr. Niles ................br. h. Macgregor
EVENT NO. G.
Mr.. Ewing ..............ch. g. William H.
Mr.. Donovan ............ b. g. Dan Forrest
MIR. Winchester ......br e. Beau Ashton
Mr.. Ennis .............br. n. Robert ID.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
To Plav in Philadelphia.

This afternoon the ST. Thomas Cadets
win 80 TO Philadelphia and play the St.
Joseph College team OF that place. The
Cadets have won game from the college
team this season. The Cadets would Ike
to hear from the Church A. G. for a game.
They will lino-up as follows; Mulvany,
C; Burke. p; Taylor, III; Earnor' %; MIL
lor 3b; McDonough, IS; Burns, RI; Grant,
of; Krepi. II; McGowan, Tucker Grantlin,
subs.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Tho Way Uncle Sans officials TresS
Spurious Money.

Tho Way Uncle Sans Officials TreaS
Spurious Money.
Sometimes It doesn't pay to be con.
scientious," said the man who had q
scruple. but lost it, zone day found
a half dollar in my pocket-I don't
know how 1t got there-which didn't
have sterling written on it. Said l
to myself phiIosephically: Uncle Sam
Is a scrupulous fellow. He doesn't Ike
bad money in particular So he has
established a subtreasury where he ex.
changes bad money for good money
l don't know why l thought this.
suppose 1 must have read 1t some
where.
When l had finished speaking. !
found myself looking into the weather
beaten face of Washington on the
steps Of the subtreasury. So enter
ed. Behind cage found a clerk
"IIere IS a half dollar I think is bad.
Please give me a good one for It." !
said meekly. The clerk took the coin,
carefully placed it on a die and
brought a mallet down on 1t with a
resOunding blow. Then he tossed the
coin back to me and continads = T
count pennies. / looked at n &stsa,sc
and sw0re then aud there l ~
never be so conscientious again "a
face Of liberty was battered int 3
&C" which plainly meant cou
New York Tines "A
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

After an illness OF only a week Harry
Winks for many years a foreman at the
livery stable Of Harry II. Lowe. died yas-
terday afternoon. He win ne buried from
his late home, No. 4o2 Pine street on Sun
day afternoon az $50 o'clock Interment
VII - made in silverbrook Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
A GEN EROUS WOMAN
Will interest Femininisy at Great Per-
sonal Expense.

NEW YORK. May 29-Mme A.
Rupert. of this city. we'll known as
an authority of beauufying the COM
plexions of women all over the world,
and whose face bleach is the only
known remedy for removing freckles,
pimples, blackheads and all other blem-
ishes of the complexion, has decided to
give to every women who calls at the
toilet goods department of Miller Drug
Co. i'm Wilmington, during this week.
a bottle of her world renowned face
bleach at twenty-five cents. Madam
Rupert states that her purpose in
doing this is 20 bring her face bleach
to the attention of every woman In
Wilmington"
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

II the tRoses Just had a wee bit more
fight and ltenacity about them they would
make thefother teams whistle for the
games"
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

At Kings Hotel, Fifth and shipley
streets, All sporting news Is received
every afternoon
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
Scheduled ZOE ID. .pAY

Trenton at Wilmington, a. m.
Wilmington at Trenton, p. m.
Altoona at Johnstown, a. m.
Johnstown at Altoona, p. m.
Harrisburg at York, a. m.
York at Harrisburg, p m.
Willamsport at Lancaster. a. m. and
y. m.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

Earned runs. wilmington. l. sacrifice
hits. Lynch. McLane, Nance; stolen
bases, Mccauiey, Lauterborn; bases on
balls. on wolf. 8; on Nops. 2; struck ont
by Wolf. s: by Nops, q; hit by pitched ball
Mcfarland. Lynch, Camel; LETT on bases
Wilmington, 3; Trenton. 4; umpire Con-
mons; time. 1.40; attendance, 1900.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
Died After Weeks ILLNESS.

Headquarters for an sporting news,
Kings Hotel, Fifth and Shipley SAT-
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
oHAMPIoMsHlP REcoRps.
YEsTERpAYs scoREs.

New York. IS; Philadelphia. 1.
Brooklyn s; Boston, O.
Cincinnati, J. 81. Louis, 0.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
rRl.sTAIE sTANnlNa
YEsTERnAYs GAMES.

Wilmington. 3; Trenton. o.
Lancaster, u; Williamsport 3.
Altoona. 8; Johnstown, g.
Harrisburg, IL; York, 10.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Philadelphia, games.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Philadelphia at New YJrk.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Plttsburg.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
YEsTERnAYs GAMEs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Athletics. 4. Boston, 3.
Cleveland, 3; Detroit 8.
Chicago 6; ST. Louis. 8.
New York, 2, Washington, 0.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30

Baseball games by innings received
every afternoon at Kings Hotels
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
KINGS HOTEL S1iSI'y StIS "a aHi

All Sporting news received by direct
wire National League, American League
and Tri-State League scores by innings.
Results of all racing and sporting events
promptly bulletined Commercial solicit
tors and the Theatrical Profession ac-
commodated. Electric Lights Bells and
Steam Heat Hotel centrally located.
Strictly on the European Plan. Phones.
John Z. Kane. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
Diamond Ice Contest

The following verse written By Miss L. Yates AIS
East Seventh Street. wins the Fourth FIVE DOLLAR
GOLD PIECE.
ID is fer Diamond - the best ice on earth;
So say the many, who speak of its worth
Clear as a crystal, pure and so clean
Jack Frost is surpassed, It's plain to be seen
The winning verses will be published daily in alpha
betca order
The second six verses beginning with G. H. I, j. K
l. must be submitted by Thursday, May SOth.
For full particulars concerning the contest see pre-
vious issues of this paper
Evening journal., 1907-05-30
] TRENTON.
SCORE ~ INNINGS.

Wilmington .,... e.. ...0 o = Ooo 0 S-3
Trenton .-... .... ........0o00OO0O0- 90
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
BOTTLE UP SOUL AND LET WIDOW
CARRY II, SAYS DIR. WILLIAMS
Ottumwa Physicians See Nothing But in Scientific Dis
copery That Soul Has WeighMinisters, Too, Scott at
Science.

'tThe advance that scientific investi-
cation has made in the past years
leaves no possibility of doubt in my
mind but that the soul will soon be
tanned and under perfect control If
the Boston physicians can succeed in
capturing a soul, bottling and studying
it, it looks like a happy solution Of
what has been to mankind through all
ages an unsolved mystery said DR.
A. o. Williams this morning in an in
terview in regard to the recent scien-
tific discovery made by DR.. Duncan
McDougal of Haverhill, Mass, that the
passing of the soul diminishes the
weight of the body to measurable de-
gree.
Anything, everything and all things
that have dimensions have weight
Even gas that Is lighter than air has
weight. If a soul is gas and can be
captured. compressed and bottled and
sealed and carried around by the sor-
rowing widow 1t should do away with
the problem of incineration and the
carrying Of ashes in an urn.
Although very old product. as it
comes to US in this new and hereto
fore unhe ard of form many difficulties
may arise in the study of the soul in
its new and varying phases This
surely marks one Of the greatest eras
in the world and if science and relig-
ion cen now unitedly take up the bot
stled soul and lay aside the prejudices
Of ages tae chasm that has so long ex-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
MARKET is
QUIETE
now
Prices Advance at Opening,
Drop In Heavy Reaction,
Then Advance Slight
" Again

New York, March 15.-The prices IN
the stock market showed large ad-
yances from yesSerday's close. Union
Pacific opened 5M higher, ST. Paul
Sh and Northern Pacific 5-3-4.
Almost Immediately heavy offerings
were thrown upon the market and
violent reactions followed. Most Of
the early gains were lost
The reaction from the opening car
ried Reading back five points and
some of the other most active stock
from three to four points.
Supporting measures were persist
ed in and the wild Quotations of the
first dealings showed narrowing ten
dency.
No Failures Announced.
The first hours of business amount.
ed to 100000 shares. Shortly after
IL o'clock 1t was stated that the clear
ing house members had gone through
without difficulty. This was accepted
as an indication that no failure would
be announced today. Call money
loaned at Is per cent.
Quiet In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, March 15.-Prices On
the stock exchange opened from ono
to five points higher than yesterdays
close.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
Lifts Her Baby
From Go.Cart
Finds a Corpse
Of Mrs. Charles Huff
man Dies While Being
Taken to See
Grandmother

From Fridays Daily
While being wheeled along in a GO.
cart on the way to visit his grand
mother, the infant son vf Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Huffman, living on North
Moore street. passed away suddenly
this morning. Enlargement Of the
liver is given by a local physician as
the cause Of the, 4child's death. The
family had just moved from West Park
Avenue the day before, and were on
their way to pay their first visit to
their mother and grandmother Mrs. T.
G, Garfield, 102 Soutn Davis street,
from their new home The surround
Ing circumstances coupled with the
suddenness Of the baby.s death came
as cruel shock to the mother who
is almost crazed with grief. In speak
ing OF The matter this morning she
said:-
'Baby has always been sickly, but
he did not seem any worse this morn
ing than usual. He laughed delight
edly when told him We were going to
visit grandma. When reached her
home and lifted him out of the go-cart
thought something was wrong, he
was so still. Uucovering his face /
saw that he was dead
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16

listed between these factions can be
happily bridged.''
Although DIR. Williams has taken
this "broadened" view of the matter
the greater number of the local physi-
clans are inclined to skepticism, some
Of them ridiculing the researches of
science as merely breaks into notori-
ETY.. After a scathing review Of the
matter DR.. c. E. Huband expressed his
views as follows:
Calls 1t Humbua.
This preposterous idea originated
around Boston. the birthplace Of all
the insane isnls and numbugs. There
Is no material difference in the death
of person than in the death of an
animal which is sai., to possess no
soul. Think Of one ounce Of differ
ence In the weight Of man Of two
hundred or less pounds beirs: credited
at his death to the passing of his soul!
The difference If there is any is proba-
bly, due to gases originating in the
body at death"
DIR. j. NJ Elerick dismissed the mat
ter as mess Of tomfoolery gotten up
by set of half-insane cranks for the
purpose of bringing their names into
prominence before the public.
Il have witnessed many deaths" he
said. some peaceful and natural, sorsie
desperate and unnatural. In none of
these have detected anv material diff
ference In the passing Of the soul"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
JURY is OUT LESS
THAN THREE HOURS
Evidence of Defense That
Jenkins Killed Town Bull.
ly to Defend Own Life
Not Contradicted

Corydon, March Is, Especially"
the jury, find the defendants Ed. Jen-
kins and Tessie Rounds, not guilty Of
murder in the first degree as charged
IN the indictment"
When Judge Towner convened court
at O'Clock last night, and this verdict
was read aloud in the court room pan
demon1um broke loose, and it was with
difficulty that the court officers and
attendants were able to restore order.
A crowd Immediately surrounded the
prisoners and warmly congratulated
them.
The case went to the Jury shortly
after 6 O. clock and 1t was 7:30 before
the first ballot was taken. as 1t was
that time before the courts instruc-
tions had been read over until
thoroughly understood. The first bal
lot was for acquittal and one for con-
viction, and another hour and a half
was put in with the juror standing out
for conviction before he was induced
to change his ballot.
Self Defense Proved.
That Ed. Jenkins killed Milan
Crayens on the evening of last Christ
mas, at Clio, in self defense was ausply
proved by the defendants. 1t was
proved that Cravens forced himself up
on Jenkins and the Rounds woman as
they were driving through Clio in a
covered wagon, enroute from St.
Joseph, Mo-, to Oskaloosa; that he
made improper advances to the woman
and, when repulsed, picked quarrel
with Jenkins and finally assaulted him.
jenkins made decidedly favorable
impression with the jury when he alb
solved the woman, who had been in
dicted with him. of all blame and adj
mitted killing Cravens.
"Tressie Rounds remained in the
wagon during the QUARREL he said,
while Cravens was some distance
away on the ground. But as God is my
witness, gentlemen, killed that bully
in self Defense"
cravens Bad Man.
Milan Cravens, the brother of Zen
Crayens, the notorious outlaw, who
figured in many escapades in Wayne
and the surrounding counties few
years ago. was known as the Clio town
bully. When Jenkins and the Rounds
woman came through town, Cravens
forced them to drink with him. Fear
ing to refuse, but fearing also that liq-
uor drinking was not allowed by the
town marshal they were told by Cra-
vens that "the town had no marshal, he
ran the place.
His reputation went far in moving
the jury to return a verdict of not
guilty.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
SIX EXPERTS
HOLD THAW
SAN {
Prosecution in Thaw Case
Converts the Testimony
of Alienists For the
Defense

q
New York, March 15.--Dr. William
Hirsch, one of the states alenists,
took the stand today when the Thaw
trial was resul1ind.
In response to the defense's hypo.
thetical question Hirsch testified that
Thaw when he shot and killed White
knew the nature and quality Of his
act and knew the act was wrong. He
made the same response to the hypo-
thetical question framed by the pros
ecution.
Hirsch was excused without cross
examination. DR.. William B. Pritchard
was then called.
Pritchard, after answering the hypo-
thetical questions, was excused with
out cross examination. Delmas said
he would not cross examine any OF
the prosecutions experts.
DR.. A. w. Ferris added his opinion
to the others that Thaw was sane
when he shot and killed White
DR.. A. R. Diefendorf was called
Difeendorf said he based the opinion
on the two hypothetical questions
that the prisoner was sane when he
killed White
DR.. Mabon was Of the same mind as
the five doctors who preceded him on
the stand.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
AIMS BLOW AT
COMBINATIONS
Iowa Senate Passes Bill to Pre-
vent Grain Elevator Extortion
Many Measures Reported
pes M a.areau

OF tb oAsaG VA Courier.
p,NeS, sSsss, March 10.
Represe. ss,nesslAsde sparks Of Wa
pello p ,sasSs called to the speak
er's .,oS ssterday by Speaker Ken
DALI ,s..stinct honor for the local rep
resentattve.
The senate passed the Stillnan bill
to forbid combinations in the grain
trade and to punish trusts in restraint
OF trade, especially as affected by the
line elevators. 1t is aimed directly at
the system which is in vogue by the
Grain Dealers association of having
all prices fixed by committee In Des
Moines.
to the judiciary committee to be re-
vised.
The senate passed bill to permit
Savings banks to borrow money for
any purpose; bill to make insurance
void where the insured goods have
been moved: bill to change the law
as to employers liability where writ
ten notice OF danger is given; the bill
to prohibit the remarriage Of divorced
persons unless the court gives permis-
sion In the decree; bill to require
certificates of residence for persons
admitted to the Soldiers home and an
appropriation for rebuilding the capt.
toll steps and another for case for
the flags Of the Spanish American
war. The emergency bill to provide
for a revision of the jury lists to rem
edy the defects which have left many
counties without legal juries was pass
ed.
In tho House.
The house judiciary committee at
the morning session voted to recom-
mend for passage the Holmes indeter-
inmate sentence law as introduced.
The railroads committee voted to
recommend for passage q joint rate
bill; bill enlarging the powers of the
railrond commission so as to permit
them to prosecute cases before the in
terstate commerce commission If they
find Iowa Disseminated against; bill
prohibiting bucket shops; bill COM
pelling the roads to kill weeds along
the right Of way and the Conn bill,
giving the commission authority over
express companies.
1 On correcting the Journal 1t was
discovered that Brandes had voted for
the bill increasing the compensation Of
the mine inspectors. This gives the
bill Ia majority and 1t was declared to-
day to have passed. a.
The house passed a bill permitting
savings banks to borrow money, to pay
depositors and for other business pur-
poses, a bill recommended by the State
Bankers association.
The senate passed bill fixing the
license for peddlers in the country; al
SO bill to require assessors to report
deaths.
Ora Williams.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
Ministers Say Impossible.

Ministers Say Impossible.
The ministers with one exception
dismiss the matter Of a soul having
material weight as preposterous and
under no conditions possible.
The soul is imponderable and
ethereal 1t cannot be weighed any
more than can love. joy, hope, or
faith" said DR.. Henry w Hargett
pastor Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. Thought cannot be
weighed. II there is a difference it is
a material difference and the soul is
not material"
DIR. F. G.. Davies, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, expressed his views n
regard to the matter as follows:
Il consider the question most ridi-
culous. If there is anything In the
matter the soul will have pretty
hard time getting away from those
Boston physicians. For my pert ! am
in sympathy with the soul The soul
is not material, so can have no mater
ial weight"
Thinks Il Might Be.
Rev. l. T.. Underwood of the South
Side Baptist church said: Il consider
the subject very difficult one and one
which ! think science will in time
fathom. can scarcely be brought 20
believe that the soul is thing of
weight and yet the difference between
life and death is enough to almost
warrant this suDDositiop-"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
oTTUMWA REPRESENTED.

Number Of the Local Order Of Home
steaders Present vat EddyvilIe.
number Of the local Order of
Honlesteaders left last evening for Ed
dyville to attend the Initiation held
there last evening. A banquet was
given by the members of the Eddyville
order after the initiation at which the
following towns were represented: AL
bia, Centerville, Des Moines. Eddyville
and Ottumwa. Those present from OF
tumwa were Mrs Joseph Celania Mrs
George Pickett. Mrs. j. Vets, Mrs. L.
Christie, Mrs. C. S. Davis and A. r.
Brough
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
SUIT AGAINST C. g N.

Accused Of Keeping Stock In Cars 4a
Hours Without Food.
Omaha, March 15.-On information
furnished by the interstate commerce
commission, United States Attorney
Goss today, filed suit against the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad for
violating the 2s-hour haul livestock
law The Northwestern is accused
of keeping train load of stock on
board the cars Al hours without food
or water.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
WALSH MUST STAND TRIAL.

Chicago, March 15-Federal Judge
Anderson today sustained a demurrer
filed by the attorne OF John r. Walsh,
the former president of the Chicago
National Bank, to twenty-five counts
in the indictments charging him with
the misuse of funds Of the bank, and
overruled the demurrer to the remain.
ing 160 counts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
Will NOR vIsIT PREsIpENT.

Railroad Presidents Have Decided Not
to Go to White House.
New York. March 15.-It is UNDER
stood that four railroad presidents
whosek visit to President Roosevelt
was suggested by ], Pierpont Morgan,
have decided not to go.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
CEILING coLLAPsEs.
Taurida Palace Built in Time Of Cath.
crime II Scene Of Wreckaqe.

crime u Scene Of Wreckage.
st. Petersburg, March 15.-The cell.
ing of the hall in the Taurida palace
where the lower house of parliament
meets collapsed early today and caus-
ed a widespread wreckage among the
seats below. The nails and other fast.
ening binding the ceiling to the raft
ers had not been replaced since the
time of Catherine II and broke under
the extra weight of new decorations.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
RECOGNIZE GOVERNMENT.
Declare Hondurans Al
Iies--Be!ieve War la at End,

NIcaraguans Declare Hondurans Az
Ies-Believe War ls at End.
Managua. March 15.-The Nicara-
guam government today issued decree
recognizing the provisional govern
ment of Honduras and declaring its
members to be allies of Nicaragua.
The last battle fought between the
Nicaraguans and Honduras was so
decisively in favor of the former that
it is believed it will result in bringing
the war to an end. General Merino and
other Honduran officers were killed
The prosperous doctor is one who
cuts neon1a
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16

Resume Louisville Car Service.
Louisville, March 15.-The car SER
vice was resumed this morning on
all the lines.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-16
.REClSTR RATION
QUITE LIGHT
REGISTRARS QUIT WORK AT 8
O'CLOCK ToNleHT-MEET SAT-
URDAY, MARCH 20
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Today Is the last day on which a
voter may register before Saturday
March 90. Remember, Mr.. Voter, you
may be busy on that Saturday. The
time to register is now. The registra-
ton boards will be in session until 9
O'clock this evening and you should
avail yourself of the opportunity.
The registration so far has been
rather light, though in some of the
wards 1t has been about the same as
at previous city elections.
Altogether in the seven wards up to
Q o'clock this afternoon there had been
23S voters registered. The seventh
ward has the best record, having to-
tai of 56 to it's credit.
Registration by Wards.
Following are the details of the reg
istration by wards: