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Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Butcher is Poisoned.

John Rumford, a butcher. OF Booth
wyn. is unable 20 use his arm as the
result Of the member being poisoned
from the effects OF a pin scratch.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Wins at Golf.

John Satterthwaite and John Rich
'ardson won the foursoue golf play at
the Country Club grounds on Satur-
day by the net score Of e-9.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Basketball Team Wants Cant.

Games are wanted with any gooc
basketball team OF the city or else.
there whose members averages Is to l.
bars Of age, by the West End Juniors
lhallenges may he sent 10 J. McKend
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
WiIminoton. a. FIkton :

ELKToN. Oct l9-The Elkton High
School football eleven was defeated be-
fore a good crowd at ElSton Ball Park
by the Art and Textile School. of Will
mington by the score OF Is to s. The
lineup:
Evening journal., 1908-10-19

Falls Dead While Waiting Fer Train.
lfILLlNGTON, oct. 19.-Nincent
Cloud. a farmer OF Massey, while watt
ing for a train al the passenger station
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Powder Works Resume.

mills OF the dupont Powder Company.
along the Brandywine. have resumed
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Win plau Medinn chi-

Orange and Medico- Chi College elev.
ms Will play on Saturday next at From
nd Union streets
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Wilmington

Referee-Gole. Umpire-Harvey Lines
lmen-George and Cook. Timekeepors-
Hart and Trimhle. Touchdowns-Pal
mer. Prentiss. Manning and Garrett.
| Goals-prenuss. Q. Time Of halves-i5
minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
LOCAL SOCCER
TEAM LOSES

The Wilmington United Soccer team
lost to the Chester Americans at Chess
ter on Saturday by the score Of 2 to 1.
Many Wilmingtonisns saw the game.
Chester scored in each half Of play.
Wilmington did not reach Chesters goal
until few minutes before the whistle
blew
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
FRIENDS And l..
RIDLEY HIGH TIE

Friends School and Ridley Park High
bchool played tie game OF football at
bouth Side Park on Saturday II was
} pretty game throughout. Winches-
lsr Van Trump and Smith excelled for
Friends and West. Disbrow and Bry-
Jon for Ridley.
FrforNcs School NO.,
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
ELKT0N RACING
SEASON ENDED

ELKToN. oct. 1o--People from an sec
Hons OF Cecil county, Delaware and
Pennsylvania gathered on the Eli1ton fair
ground on Saturday TO witness the clos
ng matinee races under the auspices OF
he Eltton Driving Association. There
were four events on tho card and tho
trort proved interesting each race and
nctiy contested and good time made by
he winners. Summary;
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
chester Al

Linesmen. T. Flanagan, B. Mcintyre;
referee. J. Browne: halves, So minutes,
goals. by Campbell and Wooler, for
Americans; T. Black. for Wilmington
Wilmington United plays Eddystons
at Riveryiew grounds next Saturday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19

For work. Try JOURNAL Ad
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
In the Political Last Ditch.

With clear Democratic maIor-
ity ON joint ballot, the Kentucky Y
Legislature elected Il Republican
to the Senate of the United States.
Treachery, some people say,
Embezz!ement OF power, cry 9th
ers. Rank bigamy, exelaim those
who have lost bets, as they turn to
more cheerful subjects. AIi yet,
there Was nothing unheard-of in
this case. Republicans as well as
Democrats. failing to use their ma
iorities correctly, have suhere'. de-
feat.
Iu the kentucky contest it was
the old story Of one man or no.
body, and nobody SO far rs the
Democrats are concerned won 10
the person Of a Republican who is
somebody Ia party government
men OF one faith who hate each
other more than they do the oppo-
sltioG eannot rule evea if tbey have
Il majority.
Factions and feuds or this de-
serlption have brought the Demo-
cratic party to its present eoadi-
ton. Ii most Of the Northern
states It long ago ceased to be Il
controlling influence. That sec
tion is practically without Demo-
cratic representation IL the United
States Senate. Now the Repubii-
can mem oersaip, already unwieldy
gains another recruit from the ouce
solidly Democratic South.
Compromise and concession are
the very life OF popular govern
meut and they must be also Of par
ty government. Men do no, all
think alike. In matters of opinion
one man is Theoretically as power
ful as another. and If his vote hap
pens To be necessary to an election
he is much more powerful! than
one who has no vote.
In Kentucky the Democratic
idea was not tu elect Il Democrat,
bar to elect i. .partlcular man. The
particular man and the Democrat
ic party were both beaten togeth-
er. Enforcement OF that policy
generally will defeat any party in
any State and in all the states niue
times out of ten.-Post- Dispatch.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

There are some signs Of political
restlessness in the labor organiza-
tions this year, which may, little
later on, be the cause of disturbing
the confidence of political caleu-
lators as to how they are going to
make things turn out at the elec-
ton next fall. This restlessness
may re solye Itself in II labor ticket
or in an attempt to precipitnte the
organized labor vote to the so-cail-
ed SociaIistic party. Either such
action, boweyer, would be decid
etlly premature, AMI liable to re-
suit IN social chaos beyond any
thin. we have undergone in the
past, for the reasoa that the labor
elem, Mt Of the country has not
suflic emily tsatured any policy to
the extent thai it can safely sup
plant those extant under the rule
of the Republican partly nor has
it lenders Of capacity large
enough to assume the reins and
guide the government safely. 10
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
The Party That Has Not Failed

1t Is Il great advantage to the
country to have party with deii
mite policies and conlpetens record
at the head of government affairs.
and in shape to carry forward, re-
sponsibly and intei'igently, the
business Of the nation. Only one
party with distinct aims and or.
gabization exists at this time.
What is called the Democratic par,
ty is a motley opposition with the
most notorious fusloDist IN Aneri-
can politics at It's head, or rather
in personal possession. No fol.
lower Of Bryan can tell what ALI,
ances be will form during tae pres
ent campaign, or what he viii de
eide to insert in the platform. Mr..
Bryan was defeated in 1885,; by
by popular majority os 500, ,0eo,
and in 1900 by 100000. His main
issue in those contests is discarded
by himself, or at least pat into the
back ground as unavailable for
present use. 4 great number OF
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

The greatest of aIl newspaper
is the daily Globe Democrat, oi
St. LonIs. 1t has no equal or riv.
al in all the west ana! ought to Inc
in the bands of every reader of any
daily newspaper. Ii costs. by
mail, postage prepaid, daily. in
Guiding Sunday. one year. Sc. 100;
6 months. $500; , months, Sl.5o;
daily without Sunday, one year,
81. 90: 6 months. g 2.oo: 3 months,
Sl.0o; Sunday edition-a big news
paper and magazine combined,
Is to IS pages every Sunday. one
year, s.. 90: 8 months, S1.0o. A
subscription for the Globe Demo-
erat, At these prices, is the best
possible newspaper Investment.
Send your order to day or write
for free sample copy to Globe
Printing Company, St. Louis. Mo-
See special offer of the Twice Il
Week" issue Of the Globe Demo
csat. Two years for 1926. else
whore III ihi, paper.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds of potosi Readers Know
What IL HeaAs.
TX. &.

TIE sIi1eg- ar uvertay4d.
Have tup q lIca h. 10.
They tel! ahoat II 1T many aches
aud pains
backacha. si1eacaa, bead ache.
Early symptoms Of kidney iI'>.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright :
disease follow
i Potasi citizen tells mere a cersdi G
cure
Hiram ". Cox, living Two miles
frhm Potosi. No, says: ''>everl!
times IN the iI-k two o- three years
have suffered trou 6i-ordered KID
aeF> Although nat very seFere
WAS often annoyed By tile tgo freq sIess {
desire 10 PASS the siGnsg secrelIaa-
AMI H. wzS w Eli.4 in this state fEla.
procured a bas # Daan'- kidaev
Pills at she City Drug Stare. | used
fiaam a. directed and from alY ex-
perieaca | have no hess teT T7cy in re-
commencing Doan, Kid aey Pills sis I
am satisfied that they are a .enled 7
ST merit
For sale by al: dealers 7ri.A -
cents. Esster-s itt1ara Co, Buffalo,
New YORK, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember taa aaale- poans -lad
| take 20 other
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

turn To the SocIasisEic party as It Is
at present constituted would be
SILL elore dangerous, tor that par
t. is 81 present in t,af: hands and
Is being steered upon she rocks Of
anarchy by such men as Eugene
Dahs and Wn. Haywood. That
the latter is being put forward as
the Sociaiistic candidate upon the
notorietF be gaiaad as ore OF the
defendants in the cteunenburg
uurdar case in i,iaho il sufficient
to put that party beyond the pale
OF decent consideration at present.
We are Il firm believer IL the uiti-
mate success Of the principles OF
Socialism when time has ripened
them for & more genera! accept
ance, but that success for them
will not come through a party is
sumlng that title while uader zenai
ard den1osogic le4 ,;ereaip. So
cialIstic principles already largely
enter into the policy Of the tsepub
lean party; the Democratic party
also i>sumes them il shaping its
coarse for popular favor. Toe
evolution, therefore. which labor
is looking for ward 10 is beng ac-
conp!ished by the process Of in
,eilectual development actin z
through stable political party.
which will eliminate the sores up
on our body polite without killing
the patient.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

There is no scorn too deep and
sharp for sons and daughters VINO
will accept this attitude on tns' part
of those to whom they owe so
mach. who have cared fer them
so many years
Sometimes people grow old with
bad grace. They become enbit-
tered bv misfortune or affiiction or
are peevish anfi unreasonable IN
der tie goacIine Of iil-health.
Yet AL the more DO shev appeal
to great gentIanesS- and faithful
ness.
We should ever bear it ir mind
that we are h3stening on toward
the sunset OF life, and that il is
possible that we may ripen into
very uncomfortable old people, to
demand much more Of patience
ard devotion than we as children
Weld.
Aud as we treat those who are
dependent on our care. 50 shall
we be t-eated in Our turn.
Let us, therefore. make it
special point Of honor to be ever
tender, watchtaI aud eoasiderate
toward all 'oid folks" paying
reverence ard respect 10 their siI-
YER locks and bent !inos.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
The Love and Sympathy Due Our
Elders.

There are many readers vino
having living with them either
granny" nr "grandpl, OK. it
Day be. some other eidarl. reia
tive.
Those who are 81 fortunate
should see to it that these old folk :
have the warmest and sanniest
corner III the house AMI Il gnudjy
portion OF the hc, tiat can be at-
forded Of comfort, convenience
and beauty Sd that their aged
blood may be Kept WARM and
and cheerful: that falling limbs
may have resttG! repose. aud that
the dim eyes that have watched
through 50 many toiiooDe years
NAV ste around them the ever
present evidences Of faithful aud
graceful care.
Also the children OF the house
hold should be taught to be ever
waschful aud ready To wait 4ooa
the odd folks" never onlis,iug
cGrte-ies and polite attentions.
Iaere is nothing IN the world
more pathetic than the meek. tim
orous shrinking ways Of certain ,>,d
people. who have given up their
home Ii, their seas aud daughters.
and subsidized ists soule uur uiEhe
way coraer o. Il, TO sit by tlle fire
side ans. table henceforlh as L .!iey
were pensioners, afraid of max
ing trufihis." afraid Of ''oeing in
the WIZ" afraii Of accepting what
is their dae, aad going d,wn to
their graves with pitiful air, as
il constantly apoIoyizIng for living
50 long.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

During all the years that the
Democrats had control of the state
offices in Missouri the average
earnings in interest on public funds
deposited by the state treasurer
was about SIC. 900 per year. Under
Treasurer Gnelich, a Republican,
the average is SIS, 900, or differ
ence Of So, 900. This is one re-
suit Of seeing the books This
difference is sufficient to pay all
the expenses of the executive,
secretary of state and auditors de-
partments, including the salaries
of the heads OF these departments,
and will leave balance large
enough to pay the state treasurer
salary of $1,000. In other words,
the increased interest earnings
under Republican treasurer 60 Il
long way towards paying the run
ming expenses of the state govern
ment. The only answer the Demo
Gratis make to these figures is tc
belitt!e them as much as possible,
but to the voters they speak loudly
of good government.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
A Noiseless Gun.

The latest death dealing inven-
ton credited to the Naxjm family
is Il u0iseIess gun. BY nseans ii
an automatic valve device IN the
barrel, the escape OF gas, after the
projecti!e has passed On. is reeard
cd an; permitted to escape grad
ua!.y, with scarcely audible Mss.
Three fields Of Usefulness have
been mapped ont for tie new FIRE
arrn-war, sport and crime. and
The admission Is frankly made that
it promises to reyo:utionize all
three. Doubtless i is q great in
ventIon, but we cannot enthuse
owe: it, To the lay mind it ap-
pears that it would be better il
such 4 weapon were never manu-
tactured. since its mission seems to
he - make ctime more steaithv.
Sport more destructive aud war
more haiIi5h.
When one fred the Old fashion
aI gun there was Il fash. report
and ii EuE Of smoke. serving to al
yertlse the position OF the shooter
beth to the ear and eve. and in
daylight an; darkness. It was as
if Nature had wisely provided
these phenomena 10 protect the
potential victim against secret as
sjBation: and no doubt thev have
seree,! many times Il. wholesome
deterrent tD crime. But now. III
lieu Of the honest Dang Of Ghe gun,
we are IL have the tret.cnerUus
hiss of the snake. : i criminal arm
ed with such 3 weapon. loaded
with smokeless powder, would pos
sess appaIl ing potentiaiities oi evil.
1t Is observed that the police Of
certain Eastern cities have asked
that the Manufacture Of the device
Ne safeguar,ie,i, 10 prevent the adj
pliaace finding lis way into uu-
worthy hanjs; bat no amount Of
safeguarding aud supervision ca1
prevent lIa;. Il uuiSeies. arms
are made and aae,. in the army and
ay sportsciep. ttey sill be Used by
thags an;l a=-as~;az. The proba-
bisitias are ih4E the silent Grearm
will have Gach - answer for
Ex.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

Democrats, especially Of the old
fashioned sort. thini1 be can nn. he
elected. bot this consideration Is
/ without the slightest weight with
atr. Bryan. His personol benefits
between bis defeats are large He
IS able to play the political hero
from decade TO decade, and his
diet is not of husks. whatever that
Of the party may be.
Assuming that il is within the
range of the possible that Mr.
bryan could be elected, "a account
Of il large Increase III the number
Of the unemployed and other caus
e. of general discomfort. and that
the next House will be Democratic
which are highly Improbable
Supposit,ons-the Senate, now Re-
publican by thirds, wilt Ger
taiuly not change in political com
piect;ol during the next foar
years. The country wouid have
upon its hands Bryan a- Presideut
with divided Congress. Iha
wheels Of government would he
bioched, which Is not Il very bu=l-
ne,siike arrangement. No laws
could be passed U modified except
on sucn com promise grounds as
might be agreed Oh by the antag
onistic parties. Mr.. Bryan's
closest political associates are Stone
OF Missouri. Tom johnson of Ohio
and George Fred Williams Of
Massachusetts. The man VITA
whom he most courts an aiiIacce
is Hearst Of New York, who has
proved himself capable OF any sort
Of fusion if he thinks he can make
anything by it. An executive com
blnatIou like this, together with
the Legislative department tied up,
would be IN atfiiction that iale>
estimate. But IL can be safely
said that tue punishment would tt
the folly.
During forty Of the last forty
eight wears the Replbilcau party
has held the executive reins, aud
for Most Of the same period has
been paramount III tie Legislative
department. Eur tue last ten
years it has been d0mluent IL all
branches Of the government, aad
can we'll afford to rest public judy
ment on It's rec0r,. Of things &C
compiished. BY the election Of Il
Republican prssldent and HOUSE
this wear lae full natI0nas account
ability will rest upon the Repubil-
can party, and there it should re
main Tor the sake IT sane. effective
politics aus. the best good or the
country. Nr. Bryan's aggrega-
ton Of radical freaks in unIhlnk
able to any one who is opposed to
ripping up without counting the
consequences. In the present
situation tie Republican party is
like faithful beacon and safe
haven around which the breakers
rage III vain. 5Ir, Bryans cna
g!omeraiion of pa: ties, however ii
may lie COMPOSED, will Not get
what they are reaching fur--
Globe Democrat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

Above amann5 viii be pad by
NE 10 cash f)c finding au3 h1i,iln I
until / can get t4yi.f. Y large !.,'-s-
when we're tt-+ ~eea ns2 F4.Za :.4er
Sbirtey IpeEs tthice ia t.tj- c.,;snrr -
January, i'eiag li.e prol .eriy 81 u
Gcogs i. Owens 1t >ss.r.t..; !. -
marked t:ih or...f and aa5! .is -
left aa,: -gsa - Y tayN ao.l 'ss..;,-. .,.s
III right sar. All: ,i-" r,.;,...
l.e,; given fi,g,n h, i. ,I.r a:.t-
a.u -. e:f1rtf. A3g.@p.- Home y.
tE....z..., 2...s-j. }to.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

The death of los school children
in school house fire at Cleveland,
Ohio, last week is only one more
instance Of results that may be ex-
pec,ed from puhiie uigsardline=s.
Rather than ASSUME the coet of
providing Il safe and adequate
school house the people there ran
the hazard of the calAmity that has
just taken piace, and now they
realize the cost.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

The da~fsIng OF. Lhe '-cung men oF
Germany iu+o the army has tendency
10 draw them frcEa the country, tor
after having lived IN large city, with
is atCracticzs and canveaienees, the
return to the small village, where life
s necessarily E71ca slower and the
opportunities fof entertainment much
.1ss, TIE desire to return where there
IS sstter pay, shorter bours and more
diversity n life usually cveFq. e7ve-.s
the home Interest
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

1t Is now Eea-:y twensZ vars since
D.. ShctG1a jackson. ct r-e Uasgsas
States Bureau Of E,-EHcatic1. Obtained
fron congress zZ : 492-G1 1Tiar.ea 70 iELa-
port reindeer from Siberia acr2ss rhe
Ber;ug strait. Daring the Hess ~@@
sixteen dse~ wers 3i'l.ts--. cT>r bg -lr
Jackson personally. During Successive
years othe-s were iplE5-ret. 11tLl near
y a thousand had cole altogether.
There are today no fewer than IL, 900
domestic reindeer distributed 4 herds
aIoug the North ALASKAN coast
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

The good and virtuous, and at
all times self-sufhcient, Bonne
Terre Register turned its col
umns oyer to the liquor interests
in the local option fight that had
been going on in St. Francois
county for several weeks, for L
price, of course. Easy virtue al
ways has its price. Ii is with some
degree of satisfaction however,
that we note the Register is the
only paper that sold out.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

~y ssfnk. said Mrs. Camrex. ccn-
pressing Ger lips. that We viii get an
esszae- physician.
ne bib our Doctor Just sent In was
bard
That's the paint It was 50 small
az TO Indicate not only a low esti-
ma.s CT TIE valae OF car health. but
also an utter disregard OF cur social
AID financial Importance
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

Mare Than $500. is now invested
IN tha many coal lerties il MsDr
tana. Ahayas one-t his sum - IRE
ara nearly 4 rhsrd - paid each year
for wages. The. are row $50 aaisaed
coke ovens n the STA and c1s or two
mines produce loti ag but coatxE
coal The vai;.s Of Se produced an
nuaIiy does not rur .eh aasxs ssG1..
tFea Twaaty-fouf of s2s e eouk.
ties In Montana pr~91t,-e Hs rs or les1
commercial coal c. 2 .te.-A zaes snd
Minerals for June
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

So far little reason has been pre-
sented why these sixty thousand
stay at home Democrats should
come out of the brush this year.
They have plenty OF excuse for
plunging deeper in however.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
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A few years ago Rev. George 0cct
Anderson organized the Epworth Fut@
copaI church. and later secured sum
cient funds to erect 4 modern stone
structure Knowing there was OH
about Lima. he conc ived the idea ot
boring Well in the church's back lot
A subscription paper was passed.
si.1a6 was pledged 70 make up leases
if they came. and Rev. Mr.. Anderson
started his oil well. 1t proved .
small type gusher. and ever since ths
oil well, operated daily BY . gas en-
zine. which also operates the church
hsating and lighting plant. has beea
Touring out suffcie-t crude oil to no1
only pay the minie J salary and all
ether church expe :, but TO make
up a bank account j. enough to buIi1
the church ever in.-Lima Cor
Columbus Dispatch.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

The Democratic paIty has sew
eraI wings, aud Z boss for each
wing that fiops ont Of harmony
with the others. Therefore, while
the old party may be flying, it is
not getting anywhere.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

In the fight against state wide
! prohibition the liquor interests are
for local option, in local option
contest it is for wet territory. 1t
is for anything that offers Il chance
for booze IT, flow.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

Ii Is just as urgent for the gov
ernment to take mp Improvement
OF public Highways rs it il to be
dumping millions into rivers that
have no traffic.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

BEST HEALER IN TIE WORLD.
Rev, h Starbird, Of East Ray nond.
Maize, says: u have use.t RucEien's
Arnica Sa!ye for several var. on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores and find il the best healer ia
tna world. / Use il tU0 With great
success in my veterinary business
Price -. At ). Z. Tuurman's : drug
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

Those St. Louis Republicans are
good fighters, as they should be,
seeing they are at it among them
selves all the time. They fight
principally for federal pie, az "
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

Unless Mr.. Taft is quickly nom
mated at Chicago Governor
Hughes will be the man who will
lead the Republicans this year.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11
S1.0o Per hnnulE.

Congressman Saith has at last
been heard from, his quota OF gar
den seed IL arriving.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

". T. Hunter, agent German
A.aerican Insurance Co. CT New
To-k -e s,zl +zr. as.raH
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1908-03-11

( e1ruary 20, 1905
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
DIRECTORS CHOSEN
BY BOARD Of TRADE
Annual Election Is Held.
President Yet to Be
Selected.
Adds 3. BROWNE
ONLY OLD MEMBER
Nine of Board Are New Men.
Other Important Business
Transacted.
TEN NEW DIRECTORS
OF BOARD OF TRADE

The ten new directors of the
Washington Board of Trade, elected
last night, are, with the number of