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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13
Matters Personal

Capt and Mrs. Frank w. Darling
Master James Darling and Mrs. Cor
tn left Sunday night for visit 0i
ten days in Vermont and other
Northern points.
Mrs. Sallie Clarke LETT last ey r.
ing for New York. where The will
visit her daught r, Mrs. Clarence
Kenyon.
Miss Fannie Glicknlan, of Phila lei
phia, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. VII.
liam II. Rapeport, In W'st Queen
street
Mr.. W. w. Woodward is confined
TO his residence in Victoria avenm'
BY illness.
Mrs. Charles H. Hewins left sun
day night for New York. where she
will spend 'veral days.
Mrs. Harry ID. Howe has left for
a visit OF several weeks in Phtladel-
phia and points in Pennsylvania.
Miss Willis Williams, OF Washing.
ton, is visiting Miss ;Margarte Kim
bcrly, at Old Point.
Mr.. Louis Ileffelinger, who at
tended house party Civ, II by MT.
and Mrs. Charles j. Faulkner. IN
Martinsburg, w. Va, has returned TO
the city.
Mr.. James Mitchell Eft yesterday
for Lynchburg, where he will attend
a m citing OF the hoard OF directors
of the Virginia Odd Fellows Orphan
age Home.
Mrs. Matte X. Chisman Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Jam Barron
Hope, in Norfolk.
Mrs. C J. Bonneville. who has been
visiting in Washington, Is expected
to return to tn. city tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Eli Coleman. Of New
port News, and Miss Mary Sims, the
slauehtr CT Mr.. and Mrs. william
Sims, were married last evening IN
the brides home at RivCrview. Mrs.
Sims is just sixteen years old.
Sheriff r. X, Curtis, who has been
detain d in his residence in Newport
News avenue for several days with
sickness, was reported as slightly
improv d yesterday.
Mrs Annie Aimes and Miss Lula
Arnold, of Franktown. and Mrs. Jen-
nj Frost, OF Onancock. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Drifting
ham, in Victoria avenue.
Mrs. NJ. s. Clements and Miss
Blanche Clements. OF Norfolk, are
the guests Of Miss Matte w. Beall.
in South King street.
Miss Carrie Beall. who has been
spending the summer at the warm
Springs. is expected to arrive in th'
CITY today to visit her sister. Miss
Matte w. Beall. in South King
street. Sha will be accompanied here
by Miss Eta Clements.
Miss Annie Woodward has issued
Invitations to a dance at the Virginia
Yacht Club Friday night.
Mrs. Ashton Crershaw Jones LETT
Yesterday for Buena Vista, where
she will visit her fath-r, Colonel Dan
Tel H. Rucher.
After a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Wyatt. in Fox Hill. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bentley have returned 10
their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore nave
r turned from the North, where they
spent their honeymoon.
Mrs Jennie Baker, Of Philadelphia,
IL expccted to reach the city tomor-
-
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-HOT AIR FURNACE
with necessary pipe. in Garrett 8
Inn. Will sell for va. Gro'>''''
W. PHILLIPS, Hampton. va.
10l06t.
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The public schools In PoGuosoa
district. York county. opened for the
. ssion Of 1ees-19o9 yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mr.. Henry Eli Coleman. Of New
port News, and Miss Mary Sims. the
slaught.r CT Mr. and Mrs. William
Sims. were married last evening IN
the brides home at RivGrview. Mrs
Sims is lust sixteen years old.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mr.. James Mitchell l,ft yesterday
for Lynchburg, where he will attend
a m citing OF the hoard OF directors
of the Virginia Odd Fellows Orphan
age Home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mrs. C. ]. Bonneville. who has been
visiting in Washington. Is expected
to return to til. city tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Miss Annie Woodward has issuee
Invitations to a dance at the Virginia
Yacht Club Friday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mrs. Matte X. Chisman Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Jam Barron
HOPE. in Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Miss Carrie Beall. who has been
spending the summer at the Warm
Springs. is expected to arrive in th'
city today to visit her sister, MISS
Matte w. Beall. in South King
street Sha will be accompanied here
by Miss Eta Clements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Sheriff R. X, Curtis, who has been
detain d in his residence in Newport
News avenue for several days with
sickness, was reported as slightly
improv d yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mr. W. w. Woodward is contine,
to his residence in Vict>ria avenm
by illness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mrs. Annie Ainies and Miss LUZ
Arnold, of Franktown. and Mrs. Jen
nj Frost, CT Onancock. are thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Drifting
ham. in Victoria avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-13

Mrs. NJ. 8. Clements and Miss
Blanche Clements, OF Norfolk, are
the guests Of Miss Matte w. Beall
in South King street.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut MAHLON ASHFORD. Medical Cons
having reported his arrival al Washi7S111 Bz-
RACKS. VIII pIoceed TO the camp Of instruction.
Fort Benjsnin Harrison. Ind.
First Lisut- RICHARD c. MOORE, Co-ps Of E
sineers. Is detailed as recorder of the army re
criag board. appointed 70 meet II WashinEto1-
Leave OF ahsence for twenty-five days Is granted
Capt JOHN o STEGER. Coast Artillery Corps
The following changes IN the assignments Of of
Gers Of the Coast Artillery Co-ps are ordered
First Lieut. EDWARD E FARNSWORTH il
relieved from further assignment 10 the Thirty
fourth Company and placed OF unassiz-ed Iise
He VIII report here First Lieut. EDWARD. J
CULLEN, nov attached 70 the Thir-y-f0urrt
Company. Is assigned 20 that company.
First Lie1I- JERRY c. SPRTNGSTEAD battalion
adjUtant. First Infantry. Kansas NationaI Guard
Is authorized 5y the President 20 attend ant
pursue the course of instruction AZ the Ara.
school of the Line. Fort Lssve7wovth-
First Lent ROBERT G. EDDY Coast Ar-iue-
Cons. VII assume temporary counaand Of IL
mine planter Major Samuel RirETold
Col ERNEST h RUFFNER- CO-ps Of Frri-ec-S
VII transfer 70 Lieut.. Col LANSING Il
BEACH. Co-ps Of EuEinssrs The river and hzr
bor works in his charge ard u-ncsed 70 Ne
York Cci RUFTNER Is assigned 20 duty a.
member of the hoard q engineers a-G as a rneu
Der of tie New FORK harbor Ines board
Leave of absencs for one month is granted Car.
JOHN c RAYMOND Second Czvalr-
Lis=z7. Col ORIS p. MITCHAsf. orsnznce D~nar-
ueEt. vii make not 70 eIceed right visits -
Month 20 TIA woTks q the Crlcible Steel Ca1a
Tauy q America, New jersey. and not TO szcss,
four visits per month q the STauldiaz Jsurirc
WORKS of the C-,icibie Steei Company. Js-se
CITY. y J
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
ROOT HEADS ONEIDA CROWD
Elected Delegate to State Republi-
can Convention.
Secretary of State Dragged Back
Into Politics After Years of
DfsinterestedHess.

Utica. y T. ug-s2s-The Hon Elihu
Root. Secretary Of state. heads the dele
cation from the First Oneida assembly
district 10 the Republican state con
ventioa to be held al Saratoga Sep
tember "a
The district convention vas held in
this city this afternoon. when the Sc
lection Of Secretary Root as a dele
gate was announced It caused some
surprise. i1asmuch as 8ir. Roots sum
mer home, which is in Clinton. Is n
the Second Oneida district. and. Incl
dentaIIy. added 10 the enthusiasm Of
the occasion Secretary Root has not
mixed in Oneida County politics before
II many years
The First Oneida District Republican
convention To elect delegates TO the Con
gTessi0nal convention. which meets al
Herkimer Tuesday to nominate a sue
cessor 70 Congressman Sherman. the Re
publican Vice Presidential candidate. was
also held IT Utica this afternoon
The delegates were delivered 10 Mayor
Thomas Wheeler, OF this city. who. while
CisclainnE any desire 10 succeed 8Tr.
Sherman in the Lower House at Wash
ington- may walk or with the honor
az next Tuesdays convention, beating
out former. Assistant Secretary Of War
William Cary Sanger. Of Oneida county.
and Charles s AIilington. a Herkiner
banker. both Of whom have made Wig
orOGs efforts 20 capture the nomination.
A resolution was adopted indorsirg
the administration Of Gov Hughes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
FRICTION OYER SUFFRAGE
Hungarian Emperor and Cabinet
Clash on Question.
Cabinet VIII Resign should Uni
verSaI Suffrage Be
Granted.

Budapest, Hungary. Aug. 29.-Evidence
Of the increasing friction between En-
peror Francis Joseph and his cabinet,
due TO the formers fnsistence on giving
universal manhood suffrage to Hungary.
is steadily coming TO light. and to-day il
was freely predicted that should the
Emperor carry his point the cabinet will
straight away resign
Premier WekerIe VIII probably be the
first TO give I'D his portfolio.
Joseph promised suffrage 70 Hungary
in his speech TO Parliament from the
throne two years ago. Having made good
his promise 10 Austria, he insists that a
similar bill be passed 70 the next gather
ing Of the Hungarian national assembly
The Hungarian ministry is almost wholly
Magyar. who number about 90O0.000. while
there are 10.000. 00o Roumsnisns. Germans,
Slovacs. Croatians. and -Servians- Con-
stituting practically the entire upper
class, to which suffrage has heretofore
been limited. the Magyars have con
trolled the government
Universal suffrage would put them il
a minority. and endanger their suprem-
acy- Their only hope IS q gerymander
of the electoral divisions so as to pre-
serve their parliamentary supremacy
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
LITTLEFIELD GETS A PLUM
Ex-Representstive Named Receiver
for a. o. Brown & Co.
Appointment FavornbIy Commented
Upon by Wall Street Firms Who
Have Interest ut Stake.

New York, Aus. Representative
Charles z L1ttleheld. Of Maine. who has
been practiciuE law Fl this city since he
resigned from Congress last spring. was
the receiver appointed to-day for the
stock exchange frm Of A O. Brown &
Co
Federal Judge Holt made the appoint
Teat at his summer home at Woodstock.
Conn. following the application for a
receiver made before him on Friday by
William G. Rosenberg. Of House. Gross
man < vorhaus. counsel for the creditors
Of the frTa. who have started bankruptcy
proceedings.
Judge Holt fixed the receivers bond at
$4,000 Mr. LitJlefeld did not qualify to-
day. but is expected to do so Monday, at
which time II is expected that he viii
name his attorney.
The appointment OF a man OF Nj Lit
/ tIeAeld's experience was received with ex-
irene satisfaction. not only by the cred
itors Of A 0. Brown & Co. and the firm
itself but by the entire financial district.
Mr. LlttIeheld said to-day that his ap-
pointment came as a complete surprise.
I None Of the members OF the firm was al
. LIe ONCE Ll~OdE- anu Ilie oLlg one WIN
would comment on the appointment OF
( Nj L.ttIefeld was E ?. Buchanan. who
said:
Z have left the matter entirely with
Z our attorneys. but I wish to say that
am pleased that a gentleman OF such high
standing and ability as Mr.. Littlefeld was
l appointed. He will undoubtedly be fail
/ and impartial. and unless I am greatly
I mistaken viii find the affairs Of the firn
/ in splendid shape"
When asked whether the firm had
| changed its attitude toward the banks
| and exchange authorities. Mr.. Buchanan
| said
| Not in the slightest degree. Il Is ny
( intention TO fight II out with them to tht
/ end which I think is our duty 10 oul
{ clients as we'll as "a o-r- firm
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
n,c de noua~ouviII- Desd

lie Mans, Aug 2s.-The death is an
nounced Of Marie Charles Gabriel Sos
themes. Conte de "a Rochefoucauld and
Due de Doudeauville He was born on
September l. IS25. and was at one time
ambassador OF France to the Court Of st.
James. He married in 1888 the Princesse
de Polignac, who died in 1855. and in 1852
he married the 2rincesse de Liene- who
died in 1885. he had five children. Of
whom the eldest, Charles Marie Francois.
ViscOunt de Ia Rochefoucauld, was born
in 1858 and was married to the Princess
de la TremoiIle in 1SSl
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SENATOR SCOTT OPTIMISTIC
Quite Sure Taft VIII Garry West
Virginia.
Thinks Republican Differences WIZ
Be Healed Before Time for
the Voting.
50 . q - e

sr-zzl 70 The -wasains-o1 Head
Wheeling. W Va Aug Z9--Ssnator y
B. Scott to-day had, On his first day
home. a rather busy time Of IL
Before coming TO Wheeling. and since
leaving Hot Springs. Senator Scott has
been making a tour Of the STATE IN dis
cussing this ne said I am confident that
Taft will carry West Virginia have
been through the State and sounded the
sentiment While I an sOrry there IS
trouble in the ranks Of the Republicans
in the state. I believe II viii have the
effect Of bringing out every Republican
vote and swelling the Taft majority. Es
is z great man and would make q good
President
Z believe there VIII be but one set os
Taft electors in this State I have been
nisquoted in saying that they would be On
but one ticket There is a great difference
in this. Il is not for me to say whether
they VIII be one or both tickets. and the
only thing 7 can say is there viii be but
one set n the state have no authority
to say more
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
FInancier,s son EIopes.

Chicago. Aug 2s--HaroId A Thackston.
twenty-three. said to be the son Of New
York millionaire associate and partner
Of J. Pierpont Morgan. left to-day for
New York with his bride. formerly Miss
Ferna E Dalton. twenty-three. a mem
Der OF The Girl Behind the Counter
company. now playing ~ the Garrick
Iheater- The ceremony Was performed
last night in The parlOTs Of the Audi
tor3um Annex. According to the bride
groom who registered as H A Ives.
he ran away from home 10 we'd Miss
Dalton.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
PUT POTASH ON TRACK.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug 1s--An attempt
was made last night by sympath.zers Of
the striking motornen and conductors OF
the Chester Traction Company 20 blow
up a car with potash near Eddystone. at
a point known as Devils Pocket between
this city and Chester
The potash had been placed on the rails
and exploded when the wheels crunched
IT in rounding q sharp curve None Of the
Messengers was hurt
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Natch AUTO Racers.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Aug 2s.-Arrange-
rents have been completed for the hold
ing Of a match race between Barney
Oldheld. the famous automobile driver.
and John J. Ryan. at Latonia- during the
meeting there on September 2 and I3
The race will be for $500 side. On the
same dates Walter Christie and Charles
". Soules, Oldheld's racing partner, will
also meet in a match race.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Naval Orders.

Commando 4 Mel P. HUsE. detached duty IN
Command Nevada. 70 ocmnsnd Oels5c when oon-
ulissi11ed-
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. NJ MAYERs When
discharzed treatment L 5 Naval Medic7l School
Hospital. Washington. .. g. granted sex leave
for llTpc months
Warrant Nnchinis- J. J. DUFFY ds.ached drty
navy ya-d So-soIk- Va Sc to Texas when
cuu-rnisf1ned
Warrant Machinist J. T. RILEY detached dzty
couectioa Texas 70 the Bsvy yard So-so-k. Va
c. 4 DAVIS. sppoi-ted payuaste-'s c1e-k il
the zsTy. dzty [. 5. Nazal Hospital, Las An
ul2s. Colo.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
CHURCH LAND BOUGHT.
setuenent Made for Property in

Settlement Made for Property in
Cuba
Rome. Aug st IS reported that Afgr-
Ave-sa. apostolic delegate 10 Cuba. has
notified the Pope that the question Of
ecclesiastical property in Cuba. which has
remained unsettled since the occupation
of the island BY the United States, has
now been satisfactorily arranged through
the direct intervention OF President
Roosevelt
The Vatican sviu receive 100000 francs
as compensation for property formerly
belonging 70 the clergy Of Cuba
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
OIL KINGS MANSION READY.
John D., Jr- l. OccuPing Fathers
New Tarrytoyvn Home.

Tarrytown y. Y Aug @.-John y.
RockefelIer. r.. is occupying MS fathers
new home on the hill He moved in to-
day. showing that he cared little for the
old superstition that a Saturday moving
means a short sitting. M Rockefener's
new mansion is not yet completed. but
his sen has furnished the third and fourth
floors and is occupying them The base
ment and sub-basemeut are also occU-
pied
II was said to-day that younger Rocke-
feller is furnishing the new mansion for
his father and mother, and wiu have
everything ready for them when they re-
turn from Cleveland The house IS built
Of stone. and is i've stories high, includ-
ing two Easements L Is substantially
built. and has cost nearly Sl.O00. .0o0.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
WASHINGTON MAN JAILED.
r. r. stuII sent over in Pittsburz
for VaErancy.

Pittsburg. Aug. 9-R- R StuIL Of
Washington. d c, was given a hear
ing before Justice OF the Peace P. J.
Dwyer. Of Large, and was committed
to jail for thirty days on a charge OF
vagrancy-
Stull was arrested by a posse OF citi-
zens Thursday. following the atternp,
to blow up the safe in the store OF
the Federal Supply Company. located
al Large The county detectives also
allege StuU cut a husker named Mitchell
in MckeesPo-t six years ago and es-
capped Stun says he Is a railroader
and that he has lived in Washington
for twenty years
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SHAFTS ADVISERS ANGRY.
Council Resents orders to Pass BIIls
and Resigns.

Teheran. Aug 2s.-A. misunderstanding
council OF ministers convoked by his maj
esty last week. At the session yesterday
the prime minister introdzced four bills.
with the statement that the Shah de-
ma2ded their passa se- The council found
the bills unacceptable. and resented.
moreover. this dictation. II then voted TO
resign The minister OF war the Shah $
uncle, Naib-es-Sultsn and Bogadundjeng
a high palace Official. are the only min
lsters now Supporting his majesty
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
WILL 60 ON HUNT WITH TEDDY
Former Texas Ranger Has Accepted
Invitation.
Details says Capt. Mcdonald VIII
Accompany President on Expe-
ditiOn to African Wnds.

Fort Worth. Tex. Aug 2a.-Capt Will
lam J. Mcdonald. ex-Texas ranger. ad-
mitted today that he had consented 70
accompany President Roosevelt on his
famous African hunting trip The details,
= IS said, VIII be agreed on during a
Texas bear hunt this winter. The bear
hunt viii be in Hardin County. he de-
clared-
Capt Mcdonald took a prominent part
in the Investigation Of the shooting Up OF
Brown nsvilIe
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
STUDY FOREIGN METHODS.
American Experts Investigate Meme
tary system-

Berlin. Aug. 29.-Two experts. represent
Ing the American monetary commission,
are making an investigation Of the finan-
ciaI systems Of Germany and France
They are Henry ?. Dawson, vice presi-
dent Of the First National Bank. New
York. and George n. Reynolds, president
OF q Chicago bank. They have already
acquainted themselves with the workings
OF the Reichs Bank and other German
financial institutions. and declare them
selves highly pleased at the readiness Of
those with whom they have come in con-
tect 10 go fully into the various dues-
tons that formed their inquiries.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
MAY PUNISH PRIEST.
Friends Try VainIy to ssraiGhten
$4,000 Discrepancy.

Sorrento. italy. Aug 29-Friends OF
Canon Emilio FraL under arrest charged
with Incorporating $4,000 belonging 10
the Catholic College here. began an ef-
fort to-day to settle the case with his
bishop out Of court
As administrator Of the college,
finances. the canon. It is said, was 50
much worried by fear that a packet OF
bonds in his possession would be stolen
that he hid it in a book in his library.
from which it mysteriously disappeared
soon afterward-
The canon kept the loss secret on The
advice OF cotrustees. paving the divi-
dends on the bonds regularly from his
own resources This year. however. he
lost 50 much IN specuiations. undertaken
10 make good the S4o.cc0 loss. that he
could not pay the dividends. and con
fessed 70 the bishop The latter Is IN
clined 70 press the prosecution
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
VERMONT MAY TELL
States Election as Forecast
of the Campaign.
STORM CENTER OF THE EAST
state Election VIII BE Followed by
that of Maine. and the Bryan and
Learn What the Little Ballots VIII
Promise for November.

New York. Aug. 2s.-Vermont viii have
the center OF the political stage next
week Its state election. which it is be
lieved Viii throw some light on the na-
uonal election, is the first OF the state
elections that occur before November 8
The next one that IS considered 10 have
particular significance for the political
dopesters viii be held in Maine during the
latter part OF September
Though both these States are n con
ceded" Republican territory. the size Of
the vote IS considered an indication OF the
sentiment throughout the country.
Vermont IN particular IS an interesting
problem for the politicians. because dur
ing the -ast tweuty-eight years Il has
given its smallest Republican majority in
the years that the Democrats have wou-
In other Years.
n 1874 and $50 the plurality fell below
25,ooo. In the election IN which the Re
publicans triumphed. beginning with 1850,
the plurality has always exceeded that
number. During the first Mckinley cam
paign the plurality for the electors was
more than 1000. TIE second Mckinley
and the Roosevelt years. however. the
plurality IN the state has been smaller,
Roosevelt's plurality being only S0.0oo
while the country al large gave him 8
plurality OF more than 2500.000. the larg-
est that any candidate ever received
With Hisgen, a Massachusetts, man, II
the campaign and making an active can
vass Of New England. politicians de-
clare that a plurality smaller than usual
IS 10 be expected
II Il should fail TO a 6gI-e close 10 the
500 mark. the political forecasters say
there would be grounds for considering
the election uncertain, al least so far as
the tone of the election can be foreshad-
owed by one State
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
TAKAHIRA A CALLER
Sees President Concerning
Diplomatic Changes.
HUGHES ADHERENT ALSO CALLS
Rev. DR.. ?. c. IEIehart Visits saga
more Hf1 to Impress Roosevelt
with the Demand of Church PeO-
pie IN New York for denomination
of the Present Governor.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 29.-Baron Takahira
the japanese Ambassador TO the United
States. visited Sycamore Hiu to-day. The
Ambassador came down on an early
train and made only q brief stay with the
President Baron Takahira said that his
mission was not OF great importance, but
that he had come in relation 20 some
diplomatic changes. which would doubt
less be announced in Washington
Other Prominent Visitors.
Other visitors were the Assistant Secre-
tary OF Agriculture. WiHet " Hays. Her
bert 1Iyerick. editor o. the AgriculturisL.
and the Rev. Dr. E. c. Iglehart. Of New
York. Secretary Hays and Myerick came
70 talk over with M Roosevelt his plans
for uplifting the farmer. They, too. made
only q short stay at the Hi
Dr. IgIehart is an intimate friend Of the
President and superintendent Of the Anti
Saloon League i1 New York City. He
was worried over the Hughes situation.
and ran down TO tel his troubles 70 the
President After his talk with the Presi-
dent Dr. Iglehart said
The President told me that ne had no
disposition 10 crowd his desires for Gov.
Hughes denomination upon the leaders
Of The Republican party. but he did not
hesitate 20 say that he thought It would
be political wisdom 10 place Gov Hughes
AZ the head Of the ticket again this cleo
ton
Church People Want Him.
Dr- Iglehart said there was no doubt
about the general desire OF the church
people throughout the State for the re-
nomination OF Gov Hughes
To turn down a man ike Gov
Hughes added DR.. Iglehart- who has
not only a State. but a national reputa-
ticn for political integrity. would. in ny