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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
SEVEN SEIZED
BY SMALLPOX

- hsss Of smallpox discovered
rssrday By The saaiiAry inspect.
E13 the board % health dersiop
I ets1 Into s@ven pronounce
as@ est Of eight people In tbs
z1xssd premises
~ nesfioa IL sic EzKhth Az
tr11. where there Il a double rec.
fzars With two families. The
aziy q =. Z Daniels has three
'1.s y = Daniels. Mrs Daniels
- kaT Daniels. three years old
IN last case vas reported 10 the
ssaft q heath two days axo. but
- tiasrosea a. scarlet fever.
: sn sdloinin9 family Rsmea
~ tAsrs are four cases. Mrs
pas Hitx. agsd y. lack. aged 2
.lnsnea, aged 7 and Alice. aged
hsnrJ Nilisr a guest at the Seat
y Lotrng house. IN the southern
Ar q The city. Eaa taken to the
~ house this morning with the
3fse,ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

~ vil hs no expert commits
- d lavsstsssss the seattle Fec
q csnpsay. as advised ~ Mayor
6mfs
- sf.ted 10 the city couaeii last
go uof,s fkss body was sittsng
: connitlss Of the shels. that
! sr~nlulon coald not be iavesi
= 20 he necessary legal author
4 = con4nrt sneA an inquiry Tho
ssuoea a. 4 committee Of The eoun-
4 esuIa 40 this. NJ. Calhoun de-
sisr6t haf . commission outside
4 ~ hcfy could not.
4 rvxu.sr legislative inqutry vii
rrshly Be the fiaAi solution.
: :as Ed the city eounell wfl
a aneavsxks 70 prescribe rules
= srxulxtioEs Tor the discipline
4 IL nea ID the enpiey % the
- Electric Company. On the
su1 tat % 60 30 ~oald uaake
n ~ q party liable In ease Of
srzxcu due 70 mismAnekssent
1p~ss oysraEioa or faulty eeaip.
r11k
~ ne coancILs can. n u 80 o.
~. compel the :. Z. Company
: W. an 10 lss sYaashiss ~ 80
u-<s cro2sf equipment aad com
,es<si a2sr1Ei0n. xhieh. Y a said.
s.sr Ne prsssss system Il not
klxx tsre
sps<ass csrnlstss Nsrs6.
At sAs n~efinx q the eomnittee
q tks vknis lsst nixht 20 consider
lie uxfcxx massage on the sab
vet. 4 s,s<.zi cBzEnell COMMITTEES
vss sppol,tss 70 saqulr~ fnto the
sx~tfency sst r~srwasty for the
prupossd ines<flxzsieo
T1ls special eummstaee is com.
puz>t Il q D Hossn. chairman
XII On. '. P. Naiacn. WIN. Murphy
sns Frsfsrsrk szwYer TIE com
mites % % ecnsult With the city
nEfnser. usFur Moore and the cor.
pufstion eo1nssi
Ne etssesxsson last night vas %
: rreiininarY ehafacter. More %
- acstefinsa seemed 20 vaut to
hks lss isaf e the matter. Wien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
Foreign Fleet. Arrive.

NORFOLK. Va. April ss.--Tha
Australian cruisers sankt. George
and Aspern and the English fleet
composed OF armored cruisers uood,
hops. hamahlre. R0xburEh aud A.
gyle arrived AZ Hampton roads this
mornlug 90 participate Ia the open.
inE tomorrow Of the jamestown ex-
position.
The United States Atlantic fleet
u IL shlps. J armored cruisers aud
two fleets Of torpedo beats besides
numerous aaxlllaFles greeted the
visitors
Fortress Monroe salutea the flag
ship OF each OF the Visiting fleet
and the vessels passed GA 20 salute
the flag OF Evans. eommaadcr.ln.
chief Of the American ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
20 sRINo ELopER roMr.

! EarTant haa been sent By the
poiits Tor the arrest % Ben ste
ssas Al Victoria. where be eloped
zen Seattle last Tuesday. The
nns paFsnis. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
hssaman. live at i07 Come ticut
y. snd have been Informed o. the
s1sst Of the man who el0pef Nith
.asF daughter Il Il believed that
~ y. couple we're married In this
~ set u % they secured the
marriage license under assumed
aanes. A detective Went 10 Vie.
-, 90 Today 70 bring back the err.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25


xnagol.K. Va, April ss.-fhe
s.ssmsnt OF the expedition IL
80 slralalnE every nerve 20 have
-. srcnnds ready for the opening
Tssasanas Of lahorcrs are today
.,..rlnx the streets which the
..,.ss vlll traverse tomorrow
NV buildings are incomplete
"a AAffolds and temporary rail-
- tracks are unfinished The
r-1. A rule are completed
'.-saxhoas the grounds
~ man features Of the pro
- tomorrow viii be the review
.As pfssldent aboard the May
@..ss a the assembled fleets
res mar AGement has announced
~, ~ opposition viii be com.
-. -, IL al The essential details ~
ru IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
WILL OPEN
FRIDAY

flower, Secretary pouaparte OF the
nANy department aud officials
sailed On the Dolphin The con.
kfvsaional party went on tho steam.
er jamestown at eight this morn.
ms The diplomatic corps will sail
late this afternoon on the steamer
Newport News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
Extra Special
For Monday Morning Only

Double Breasted Sacks Button Sacks. All in the
latest worxted Suits that other tailors charge to
s35 to els. Our price $500
Fancy wors,eds Scotch TNxeeds and Black Broad
cloth On sale Monday only.
Our motto We aim TO please every customer.
II you are not sAtisfied, your money back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
5. E. INQUIRY To
Be LEGISLATIVE

the president % the council asked
the pleasure OF the COMMITTEES. aft
cr the reading % the proposed bin,
there was = long and severe 81.
lenee. finally broken ~ Murphy
Who. to get the thing going be said
moved that the ordinance b rec,
ommeaded for passage.
Mayer Net Notified.
n transpired ~ the meeting that
neither the city engineer nor the
mayor had boa formally notified
OF the date Of the meeting. ana =
recess vas taken until the city eu
eineer could be sent for 10 explain
10 the committee the pruyisione IN
the eompanys franchises. and the
authority the board % pu0lie woska
possesses 10 enforce the provisions
CITY Engineer Thnm.on. when Dc
arrived. stased that the board o.
pahltc woFks had fnli authority 20
compel the company 70 live ap g.
tie franchise regulations IN the mat.
Ter u auppiyius the right kind q
equipment. hni he knap Of 40 a.
thogity TIE board could exercise -
fnqnire snto ard prescribe disxt
pllne fnr operatives.
Mr.. Ttomson arged that tbs IN
quigy - conducted bv Hors one
oufsife the city administration. a
h0ay that touid point out she short
coninwu Of either tho company 90
the esty. and do Il without prcln
dice.
Question Of Discipline.
Mr. Thomxon said that fram The
YcatlnE % the message % the may
OF BE- took e that shs faost inap9f'
tnnt matter waa tho question ~ dls
eipline. wftsheg the management
of the system h IN competent
hands and whether the ears ~ The
company are heing operated Ia =
competent manner
nowan declared the question was
= blK ore. ana that ~ realized that
Ia order 10 Ket the Firht start the
matter shonla he taken In hanf
b. a suf~cor mitfes 70 wofk cat
on his motion the sub COMMITTEES
vas named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
sriLL HOPE 10 SAVE
ThE NORTHWESTERN

- = Tro~brldRe. president Of
.as NortASesteru Steamship co.
- received a letter from Capt
.fasofifse. master Of the strand
aoFthEestaru. saying thar the
.iseksd vessel Il lying easily IN
Reition that vii permit the sal
soFs % 70 some effective work Mr.
.,fyNeridgs Is very sanRuine that
"e steamer will b. saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
Cur Price Is Sl5--Nc More
and No LeSS--Made to Order
and Made to Fit You

We have put limit on this sale Of 200 suits only.
as our goods are limited We viii put the best work
manship and Innings in every suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
salrron Jury olsAcssss.


LEXINGTON. NJ April 2t-
The Jury IN the case Of william
nritton. charged with the murder
90 James cockrlil. disagreed ana
waa discharged Al noon Brlttoa
has been "a jail three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25


Births we're registered today -
follows
Htolmas-At as rantius az. April
7. 20 wife q Abolish Holmes a son
Nurtear~=At Brighton 81 April
- to wife ~ Andres MuFisgn a sae
BurnsfraRsr--At "a SEN AZ
April -. - wife of Donald uafn.
frn@er5 a daughter
nrke-At 1909 Cherry nt April
% 10 uifo o. John Dyke. a aagzh
ter
MAin-At 1879 sth Az ". April
"a. to wife % Oscar u Main q son
MeanY--Af fH2t 10Th AZ n r.
April 81. &c wife ~ p 8 eaanr. o.
aaH
Rona AT go Main - April IS. 60
wife - Dong Bong son
Tadiack ala HreokiYn ~.
Anfii 8. 20 Nifs Of ! VI Taaiock. n
daughter
Kihara-At as Maynard Az. April
-. 20 wife Of uuichi Kihara. q
daughter
Toda.At sosth Seattle April %.
20 wife % Jay Todd. . son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

TIE ftlinois clab wiii held a meet
tax teaiEht On the rooms % tha
Alaska riuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25


neafha were recorded today aa
follows
uGfhnr Louise uuibof. Sc April
~ ~ afs afrd ave
Elizabeth a Horsfall
10. April 20. 90 al ftth av
johnson m Johnson. S.. April
10 Ar Providence hospital
pcarI--ThnmaH y. Pearl q. April
H. at rae afth ~
Hnattle-=Iamss " Beattle. 5, Aprh
g. a. ISM az
farFfana Neiis LAnKiaaa. 90.
APRIL fs. at Railroad az and Yealsf
way
Wattz-Andrep waits. %. April
81 a. SIS Prospect Az
arfiuA Mrs Sarah a. Martin, VI
Af-f s ne poet Angeles.
Mcf.aurin- Duncan MrIaurtu "a.
AFf . a. 1910 ltth aV
IarH0n-sfamea Larson 70. Apfil
11 ne Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25

lfflGtet Fa9Ne~
HARRINGTON. April s5.-rhe
.,s'sls, parties left this city today
- ~ JAMESTOWN opening. The
,..~Issas Mr.. Roosevelt. Archie
"a ou~asln sailed Ga the May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-25
.? . s !! &: Sis
Made TO Order

On saturdsy-Blaek and Blue Day only-serges,
narrow or wide vale WorstedA or wide vale
Black Thbets Vicunas These goods are only
handled by the best and highest priced merchant
tailors We have just bought 5000 yards from an i'm
porting HOUSE jobber in New York. Goods sell from
$3.50 20 $50 per yard We paid about 33c on the
dollar for them
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
RosH HAsHoNA-Rosh Hashona

or the Jewish New Year. will be ush- cred in Sunday afternoon at sundown- Services will be held by the local con gregation at 7:S0 Sunday evening ana 80 Monday morning. in Melczer s hall.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
It Pays To Buy
 Good Tools

It pays to buy Keen kutter tool because when you find one soft in temper or defective it is as good as the cash for another tool at Davidson's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

q corral and were heard by a man sleeping near by when they passed through the gate. though there is no explanation of how the gate got open. The horses were bought here in the valley, but Mir. Carpenter could get no trace of them yesterday at their for mer home.
 IN AUDITORS OFFICE.-Miss Ada Rebstock, formerly a teacher in the city schools. is now one of tine em- ployes at the auditors office at the capitol building. Miss Rebstock has just recently returngl from California where she spent the summer with her parents.
 NEW SUMMER oLONY-Else- where in this issue will be found the advertisement of N. A. Morford. who is presenting to the public a new sum mer colony project to be located near Prescott. within a mile of the street cars. It offers quarter-acre lots for sale With all the pleasing features of mountain life and some of the facili- ties that other colonies cannot offer
 BOARD OF CONTROL.-A meeting of the board of control was held yes terday and only a little routine busi- ness was transacted. There were pres ent at the session Acting Auditor Lautz, Acting Governor Nichols. J. J. Riggs. secretary and citizen member. and Hon. Robert Hoag. clerk
 TO THE SILL. L. Jones from Missouri will leave today for Wickenburg to assist County Surveyor Gus Streitz ir some work. He expects 10 be out in the sagebrush for a week and intends to return with a bunch of spinach on his chin and several rab- bit ears for market.
 GO TO ALIFORNIA.-John Adams has gone to California for a vacation and to- do little fishing in the big pond.
 FROM MEXICO cITY.-Senor Bu- ret, business man from Mexico City, is in the city for few days on busi- ness.
 NOTARY PUBLiC-Miss K. B. Gull yer of Tucson, was yesterday granted a notarial commission.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 2i hours ending 5:S0 D. m. yesterday. 5:30 5:5O
 am. pm. Baroneter. inches .... .2992 29.S3 Temperature. degrees ...... = 9e Dew point. degrees .... 6i 59 Humidity, per cent .... ..-. 6i % wind, direction ........ NV Wind, velocity. miles,. W eatner -....-. tltdI tiuN Mean daily humidity ..... .....46 Mean daily temperature ..... ..SS Highest temperature ........1 100 Lowest temperature ..... ..16 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l, 12 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l 1.19 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

wouldn't stay here so long" ."-Atchisop Globe
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

We've noticed that When a man has a relative visiting him, the first day he tells how important his relative is
 and what a biz man he is. and how he may be g candidate for president. But If the relative remains too long. the host begins to abuse him. and say: If he amounted to much at home, he
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
CZAB'S ONLY GREAT AUNT.

The czar's one and only great aunt, the grand duchess of Alexandra Josef ovna of Russia, bought two pairs of camels some years ago, while on a vis- it to the Caucasus. and at her lovely place outside St. Petersburg she de- votes much of her time each summer to her somewhat uncommon pets. She has now mo fewer than seventeen of
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

sorry Arizona could do no better. but
 glad the team did no worse. Several of the best marksmen in the team. they said. fell down on the SC0-yard and
 1000-yard targets. though they shot magnificently al the others.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE. A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Tomas Munoz and Coneencion Mendi- bles of Mesa City.
 WORK BEGUN.-The work of dumping rock in the river for the re- pair of the big dam at the Arizona head began yesterday and will be pushed as fast as possible. \
 DAN IS SATISFlED.-Dan W. Steele returned home yesterday morning from another trip to California. where he went a few days ago with four\car- loads of hogs and a carload of calves which were parceled out to the South western Packing company. the Myers Packing company and the Hauser Packing company. NIT. Steele says that of course he lost a little money. as all stbckmen do. but he will be sat isfied if he can do the same thing over again. and he is going to try.
 LOST A TEAM.-N. l.. Carpenter. who lives on the Mcdowell road near the end of the Brill car line, has lost fine team of horses and would be more than willing to pay an appropriate re- ward for information leading to it's recovery. MT. Carpenter is engaged in well drilling and without his horses, his hands are tied. for his machinery is entirely too big and cumbersome toI drag around by hand. One of the horses is a large brown animal brand ed II on the hip. The other is bay. The finder may communicate with MT. Carpenter by telephoning Black S94. The manner in which the horses got away is quite singular. They were in
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
RECORDERS OFFICE.

RE1OhDER - Of flCE
 NJ. P. Hutchinson location of claim in Vulture Pax Dist.
 NJ. P. Hutchinson to Vulture Canyon Min. Go. one mining claim.
 Angela II. Hammer to Vulture Min. ing Co. deed To mining claims.
 W. '. Anderson and wife to B. G. Pecka deed to part lot l, block 31, Neahr's addition.
 Joseph F. Tannehill to Mrs. Hattie A. Green deed to part sec. 29-2N-3E.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
or LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
TRANSCRIPT or RsCORDa

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- cordsr are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:/
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. Arrive. "The Diamond Jo." for Hot
 Springs Junction Castle Hot Spgs.) Wiekenburg.
 Prescott and branch points. Jerome. Ash Fork
 Los Angeles, San Fran
 cisco and all points
 west 70 am. 7. Z5 a-fn "The Daylight Express"
 for Wickenburg. A. & C.
 branch points. Congress
 Junction. Prescott. Ash
 Fork, Denver, Kansas
 City. Chicago and all
 points east .....S:O0 % am. 3:45 pm.
 No trains on A. & c. Ky. or Poland branch Sundays.
 A BUSINESS VlsIToR-Henry To- win of Kingman was in the city yes terdav on business.
 FROM MEXICO.-T Hoyt Cartledge formerly a resident of Tempe, is in the city from Mexico, on business.
 ONE SINNER.-Juan Bropes had $6 yesterday and Justice Johnstone took it for drunken and disorderly action.
 BACK FROM COAST.-J. R. Rhodes and daughter have returned from Cal ifOrnia where they spent the summer.
 RETURNED FROM SAN DIEGO.- Mir and Mrs. Mahlon Elliott have re- turned from their wedding trip and summer sojourn, which was spent in San Diego.
 WENT TO JAIl.-The only case before Justice Kyle yesterday was H.. was sent to jail for seven da-s
 HOME AGAIN.-Miss Magaret Pet tid returned yesterday from a trip to the Grand Canyon and a months va cation spent in Los Angeles and oth- CT places in California.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. s. s. 3: 45. J. N. Stewart, SuDt. Sub. Ser. Y a. m "The Five Covenants Contin- ned" C. F. prayer meeting D. m. Sub. Ser s D. m. "The Authority of Christ" l.. Williams. minister.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. - Coz 1er Third Ave. and Monroe St. Pas tor. Rev. Orville Coats. Residence 620 North Fifth street. Preaching at n a. m. an dS D. m. by the pastor Morn ! ing subject, Twisting the Scriptures. Evening subject, Permanent Prosper ity. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Bap- list Nung Peoples Union at D. m. Subject: Gods Omnipresence. Psalm iS9:112. Leader, Mrs. A. B. Buckley. Devotional service Wednesday evening lt -:20.
 YUMA SOLDIERS HERE-Corporal Sandy and Corporal w. NJ Baker. both \ spent. yesterday in Phoenix. They were en route back from the shoot at | Camp Perry, and were the first Of the 'hoOUrs to get back on the home soil. Others are expected to arrive today They say they had the finest kind of treatment at Camp Perry-good tents with floors, good mattresses to sleep 'n and plenty of everything to eat. It vas altogether a very enjoyable trip. Concerning the scores made. they are
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
HOME AND HAPPY-Herrv Fried-

man, who has been spending the sum- mer in California, Nevada and other states. taking a good. long vacation has returned home and is more enthu- siastic than ever concerning Phoenix and her future. He still wears the smile that won't come off.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

the animals. and several geological gar 1 ldens in vavrious Russian towns have been presented with camels bred upon
 the grand duchess estate. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-28
PREACHED TO FINAKClERS
Life Is a Stewardship. Not Al Owner.
SHIP" Says Rishop Of London.

-'0 - stewardship, not Al OWner r.
snip Says Sishop Of London.
New York. sept 27.-From the pull.
PIT oil historic Trinity church. in the
hsa:t Of the country's great hnanciaI
district. RI. Rev Arthur Fn;ev Win.
n.ngton ingram. bishop of London. de-
iNercd the message. Life Is stew
ardship, not an ownership"
greater throng perhaps never
sought admission TO the edlnce. and
when all who could be accommodated
were within hundreds fingered outside
to catch q glimpse OF the noted divine.
Probably there were hundreds OF the
clergy standing. and the rest of the
Een seemed 10 have come from the
banks. law Offices and brokerage
houses in the neighborhood
But the bishop of London is evi
IDENTIFY not man who looks over his
audience first and picks his words &C
cordingly. lie said
Il know not TO whom I an preach.
ing. | shall be as frank here as I am
in London. No man who is really a
Christian would soil his Christian
hands with one dollar. the possess on
of which he could not justify In the
sight of heaven"
The one thing" he said. the one
sentence. which above all others ]
would say TO you. a sentence as yet
unlearned in London and New York
and which. If adopted. would cleanse
the life on both sides of the Atlantic
Is; Life is a stewardship. and not an
ownership. All the evils in the world
are due to the neglect of the Christian
principle that we are here only as Gus.
todians Of what we have. be II wealth
or anything else. founded on the fact
that Christ died TO redeem men and
again place him in fair standing. II
city officials and government servants
would live up to these two thoughts
there would be no bOodling. no miscar
fiage Of justice and no broken
hearts"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-28
THE OIL TRUST PROBE
Indiana Pipe Line Company Made 81.
0of.022 Profit In 1903.

" ifS-G FfOIt IN lSU3.
New York. Sept 27-The Indiana
Pipe Line company. a subsidiary of the
Standard oil company. made a profit
Of Si.o9l .022 in 1903 on total invest
ment Of the s2,22s. 75S. according TO
me conspSny's figures produced by
George Chesebro. controller of the Ma
uonal Pipe Line company. who appear
cd as witness in the federal suit
against the oil combine. Mr.. Chesebro
testified that the Indiana Pipe Line
company was a common carrier and
engaged in the transportation Of oil.
From balance sheets of the company.
Frank B. Kellogg. conducting the gov
ernment's case. sought TO show that the
Indiana company was making exces-
siye profits and that IL maintained a
high schedule of tariffs TO prevent ship
ments OF oil by independent oil pro-
dncers. Mr.. Chesebro testified that the
Indiana company transported practic-
ally only the oil of the Standard Oil
company. The counsel for the govern
ment allege that it will be shown that
the profits made by these pipe line
companies have, in some cases. been
20 times the actual cost Of operation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-28
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1907
TAMAIANY.

The test Of strength between Sulli-
van and Mcclellan in New York has
resulted aswas predicted in IA victory
Tor big Tin" who is "A jovial, gen
erous, good hearted fellow and knows
the boys, and knows them 365 DAYS
in the year. He has large and
loyal following in the city of New
York and it is nearly impossible TO
defeat him. 1t is a pity THAI the
great Tammany organization can
not come together and stop this
pickering and fractional fighting.
When Tammany is concentrated.
compact, thoroughly organized and
earnestly and energetically fighting
for one candidate success is assured
SO divided is the G.. O. L. in the
upper part of the State OF New York
that Tammany can. if it will, deter
mine and decide the political COM
plexioD of the State, if it is only unit
ed. 1t is said that Tammany is for
Chanler and doing all that is possible
to further his candidacy, and it can
be made a powerful factor in the
fight if it will go heartily and whole
souled for him. While Murphy was
IN the forefront OF this last contest
Big Tim Sullivan did the work.