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The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
SNAKES IN COLD STORAGE.
Grave-Digger Finds Bunch Of Torpid
Reptiles and Thaws Them.

PITTSBURG. March s-Whne re-
moving a Dix tombstone in an abanG-
oned section of "A buryiug ground
George Sei}ert. a grave-digger, came
.cr0ss a torpid bunch of what he
thought we're apparently harmless
snakes IN curiosity he decided 20
ihaw them ont, as they had apparently
tceu in cold storage since summer.
He took them lD lis home on Nickroy-
ST. and placed them in glass case
that formerly d!l duty as a goldfish
tank. but did nct take the precautiun
,o cover the tank and set alongside
the kitchen srOyc
The snakes thawed ont in the night
and grew very lively When Seilert and
his wife went 10 cook breakfast n
the morning thes were the objects of
attack from dozen good sized COP
rerheads. Mrs Se.fert fed, but her
husband had 20 Kill three before ne
got out after narrowly escaping being
Huen. Securing help. ne returned an-
Tie balance We're disposed OF
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

CHICAGO. March s. Womcns long
hatpins We're le,l Jared 20 uc q publ
nuisance aud ar amt aatpin ordin
ance was ordered drawn up by the iu.
dietary committee ot che city council
esterday The action followed a
weeks crusade against The hatpn
which cumuatci in a public hearing
rue ordinance Will stW.ate that ha-.
; ms worn i'm pubic places shall mo-
eXteud more than ouc-hal 81 ali Inch
beyond The crown Or Che bat 10 ~
to BE- drawn uF uy i"e corporation
counsel and pr'~elrI for action -
the city council next Monday night
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA

n Is suggested that eczema, sufferers
ask The Central Drug Go. of this ems
what reports They are getting from
patients who have used the~oil Of win
tergreen liquid compound, ID ID. ID
Prescription. Ask some OF the cured
patients what happened the very min
ute they washed the skin with this
soothing oil.
Your itch can and will boz taken away
Instantly 10 ,yOu viii try p special bot
tie in special offer az only 25c;
INSTANT relieve KNOW tRegu
lar bottle Sl.00D VIII You try a 25c
bottle ON our assurance? Central DRUG
Co. 80. 1877. 2S7 Woodward ave, and
1872 Grand Riyerave.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
POULTRY MEN TO MEET.
First Show Will Be Held in Detroit
Officers Are Elected.

PORT HURON, Mich, March s.
The members Of the Michigan State
Poultry Breeders association. which
was organized last January have de
c{ded 70 hold their hrst show in De
troit. "A mail ballot just completed Civ
ing Detroit ~ votes and Jackson 81.
The following officers We're elected
hy the % members who took part in
the mail ballot. President Robert :
TAYLOR Port Huron Weep president. l..
r. Jones, Of Grand Rapids secretary,
j. A. Turner, Of Lansing treasurer.
r. VI Grove. OF Owosso directors FOR
two years. II. Il CobUrn OF Memphis
and z c. Hungerford. OF Concord :
directors for one year Mr. Richard
OF Albion. and " r. Smith, OF Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
SAVES HER BROTHERS JOB.
When He Gets SICK She Blacks Boots
For Him in Barber Shop.

MARION. O.. March S.-Thlrteen.
year-old Anna Risch IS working as por-
ter and bootblack in a local barber
shop and is doing her work well
Two weeks ago Annals l2-year-ola
brother Jacob was the barber shop
porter. He fell i'll OF the humps and
his 10-year-old brother Philip took uis
place. Then Phillip was attacked by
the humps. The Risch family Couu-
selled l. was decided little Anna
should take the jon and hold % Tor
her oldest brother. George RisCh, the
father, is a laborer
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
GIRLS LOST VOICE RETURNS.
Fer Five Months Has Been Unable &c
Ut.cr ar Aud bic Sound

SANDUSkl Narlh 5.-Miss Anna
Arend. a sramsu,S, who thought her
voice haa LETT her forever. has uueX-
rccJedly recovered H.
Her vocal organs became anec,c
when she CONTACTED severe cold ol'
night last s5uln.cr Willie on her way o.
,h4s city from CEDAR Point and gradu-
aly her power OF speech left her For
n,e months She was unable TO utter a
syllable SO as 10 rc heard. Specialists
were consulted. hut 10 10 avail
before her voice returned Miss
ArenG was seized with severe cousin
III. sneL
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Mrs. IngersoIl Gets SOS. o0o.

BOSTON Nafch s-After legal
.a'rir which mas been drag4,
'h.a.sh h- state AND federal .9.tt,
lar go ysu. Mrs EF9 A. lHsersJu Iva
e.eise8 a certified check for SI3-.
.-t hsl representing tac which Doe
asserted was due her husband 1h
GAGE RoheIf - iueeeao,.. Tor rer.ices
FL treahAE tae Nii vi Andre" j ut
t.s mH.ora.r, miner Of Mouta
0r., lugcrso'i acted as 'coNnsel fu.
Henry A. Roof tn Messfs Gonna
cummings Palmer auJ others
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
FATHER OF MRS.
CUDAHY TALKS
Says Jealousy Of Millionaire Packer
SON Caused Attack on Banker
Found in Cudahy Home.

KANSAS city. Mo. March ) Hos
p.tai authorities have given assurances
thai Jere r. Lillia. the millionaire
banker attacked and badly cut 0y
John + Cudahy. when the latter found
him IN mis- home early sunday. Will 0e
a3le 10 10 10 his home today
With the recovery OF Lillis assured
after Yesterday Was spent in running
down umors that the banker had
died. interest directed itself toward
Mrs. CudahS when she announced she
would. bring no action ion divorce
against her husband although she
Mould not live with him again
Gen. John c. Gown. ot Omaha,
father OF Mrs. Cudahy has arrived
here and Is an the Cuuahy home. where
HIS taughteg has remained since the
l.l..iS AFFAIR Mrs Cudahy related the
STORY OF the attack 10 her father. de
c.arine new aGt0mobiie was the II
rect cause or the trouble Gen Gown
declared his daughter was innocent
or any "rong-doing He expressed the
same opinion as that OF Mrs. Gown
In Omaha Yesterday, declaring that
jealousy on the part OF Cudahy had
led 10 the attack
Judge w. T. Johnson legal repre-
sentative OF Lillis. made known TO
night that there would be no prosecu.
ticn az Cudahy
The hearing of Cudahys case was
continued IL police court until March
10 he Was arrested on a charge OF
disturbing the peace and released On
500 bond
Cudahy refused 10 discuss the case
in ary way or tell what happened To-
DAY
4 cannot talk about the case at
this time. he said Il am the father
or four children Of whose future /
must think"
Policeman Underwood who Was
called 10 the Cudahy home said
When | got into the house I asked
Cudahy what the trouble Was and ne
said Lilis has ruined ny home
Mrs Cudahy stood on the staircase
halfway ~ 10 the second floor She
vas dressed Ia a long kimona She
did not speak while / was there.
II hurried over 20 LitIis and took
out my pocket knife and cur the ropes
that bound him Around his neck
was a rope about the size OF a sash
cord II WAS tied with large knot
az the bach OF his neck. but II was
not choking him | noticed that par
ticularly His arms were tied down
70 his side by another rope His legs
were tied too. 80 he couldn't Kick
As soon a. had cut the ropes that
bound the man Went back Ia the
hall 10 get Cudahy lie was standing
In the doorway All this time he had
been talking excitedly
81 did ii myself. he said
II let Cudahy call up his lawyers,
then took him down 20 the station.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
COUNCIL QUITS; CITIZENS MAD.
Civic League Of Kalamazoo Wanted
To Talk on Gas Franchise.
KALAMAZoo. Mich.. Malch -

KALAMAZOO Mich. March s.-The
city council last night 10y a unan-
imous vote turned down the request
OF tie Kalamazoo Gas Co for az eN-
tension If the present franchise for
81 years.
There were present at the meeting
members Of the civic league, but the
did rot speak a. the session. belnS
prevented by a hasty Adjournment OF
that body.
This made them mad. and those ~
the head OF the league declare that he
mayor Vas ignoring the people. The
cCuncilinen and the mayor made a
hasty exit through q side door
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
WOMAN KILLED 81 TRAIN.

CHARLOTTE Mich March S.
Mrs jacob Summers j5 wife of a
proMireu, merchant. OF Chester six
niles northwest % trls place was
tled by Michigan Central train
Houday evening Sho hal boon -If
.crins from nervous trouble and cas-
capped from tbe house When he
searching party reached the railroad
tracks thes found her body lying al
one ,Il.. CO. ~ pieces
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
MRS. BOTKIN IS
DEAD IN PRISON
Was Convicted OF Numbering Mrs.
John P DUnnlng BY Sending Poi
sonedl Chocolates Through Mail.

SAN FRANCISCO cal. March )
Mrs Cordoba RotNn serving life
sentence az san Quentin Tor killms.
IN lSgs, AIRS John 4 Dunnng. OF
bower Del. by poisoned chocolates
sent through The mails. died last slisht
III the penitentiary
Mrs u ming Nas the wife OF a foc
mer san Francisco newspaper man
with whom AIRS Bofkin was infatuat
,d Duuulns dies some months aso iu
pLilnAelph.a
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
PLUNGEs INTO ICY WATER.
Wor0an Reporter Forpets Own Danger
and Thinks Of Her Camera.
TE AVERSE CITY Mich March

TB4VERSE CITY Mich March q.
Mrs Clara - joyce, q local news
Iayur reporter VINO WAS immersed IN
th. Icy water OF Grand Traverse bay
for avc minutes MONDAY afternoon
refused &c be rescued from her peri-
o1is iosidou until her camera. which
sl. was holding. MAS placed in SAFE
llaCe Fishermen dragged her out ~
TIE water with great difficulty
Mrs Joyce had gone ont on the
ice 20 secure pictures OF men uttins
nets through the ice. she had gone
ABOUT a ha,f mile from shore, Wher"
tho water was 800 feet deep when the
tee weakcnc! by the warm weath0r
- last week. gave way allowing hcr
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

ST. patti. Mimi March Fraut
EHI Crawford for rem wears editor
of The So Paul Daily NcVs. is dead "a.
Che city hospital from pulyouary
trouble Mr Crawford had been DO
for some time ami Nas Do "A Semi
conscious condition for/two days bp-
fore bis death Mr. Crawford Was a.
wears DID, having hccu born n Pas.
ersburg. vs.. Va, in 1860 lie is sdr-
yivrd by three sisters and two
brothers one oil the latter lives In
New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
2 KILLED; 81 HURT.
Explosion Destroys American Maize
Products Plant al Hammond

HAMMOND. Ind. March S-TVo
men are believed To have been killed
end 81 injured TWO seriously. when ~
explosion destroyed the American
Maize Products Co. near here. early
today The explosion. II is said, was
caused by Jhe heat from the l,ilns com
!n4 IN contact with me dust and starcn
in Tie Or! room
When The frs shock OF the expo
sion was over. thc men became pan Pc
stricken. none OF them stopping 90
give their number 90 the timekeeper.
For a time an escape seemed impos-
sible. The men heine fenced In on ara
eides
Ihe ln. IS Sga.0On
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
MICHIGAN cOPpoRArloNs

LANSING Mich March S-The
following a1niran.e- have filed acti-
cIe- OF INCORPORATION With the sccrc-
tary Of state Ladlnz,on Lumber Co..
-ualus'ou S-'Hu1 Eoy Motor Parts
Co, Detroit Increase from 5000 20
}25 900 American Too Works St
Joseph 100000 Quinn Manufacturing
Coz ia.anaz07 increase from sf5H1D
90 Si5D.ego Topping & CO.. Detroit.
10000
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Hammered 70 Drown Wife's Voice.

CLEVELAND March S.-Testitying
In his divorce hearing, Adam Roelle
said that whenever his wife began
lecturing him he would 90 down into
the basement and hammer on the fur
mace To drown the noise For fifteen
years he got his own breakfast. and
when he came home az night from
work he had 10 get his supper h said.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March S-Whan
the Philadelphia police were clubbing
IN crowd Of men women and eht-
dren In independent square. Mise .a
Myerson. shirtwsist maker saw a
biuecoat trying 10 bring his club down
over one mans hcau Horriaed. she
cried;
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

At last New York Is canning It's
horse cars However, this Will be
done gradually There Will De no
rash impetuosity about It YOu may
still ride on one when you make your
trim 10 Gotham next year.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

10 20 through When She fell she
threw ont her arms and 'he hrmer Ice
,I each sid, OF Eer held her mp
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

stop tlat y9rre H'ltug him
So ana '.Ae" hing near promp +
ARRESTED her ~.' Nus taken t0 ro
ice station yesi-t-reI under chH,a,
ai utitu- ~ rnt kept iu a cc'l H
tiEl1. and tined ite next morning Ds
% learned Judge. HhO said she u1l
really AMI trul, aad uu'awully d.
lCited 90 riot.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

college OF millinery is 10 bs
started In the east The course viii
doubtless contain many "frills.'
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Uncie Joe Cannon matrimonial
bureau isn't weddiu ANS cunstessmcn
TO their constituency
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
CONFRONTED
OLD TRADITIONS

lett While arguing a case Mr.. Bart
lett had occasion to state what he CON
sidered to be the general rule of law
applicable.
"That is not the law" interrupted
Justice Gray.
ut was the law until your honor
spoke" suggested Mr.. Bartlett.
A new justice, according to custom,
comes in for Il larger share of the
opinions than any othc. member. The
congressional injunction of silence dur
ing the maiden days of service has
never been issued in the supreme court.
Justice Moody went through the grind.
and Justice LUrton has been getting
his training. That is one reason why
he is glad Justice Hughes is Oh the
bench.
Politics is now only Il memory. JUS
tice Hughes now is at liberty to dis
cuss politics with none other than his
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
JOS. FARRELL. MGR

THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
CHEHALIS COUNTY, IN THE ST.
PERIOR COURT.
Aberdeen State Bank, a corporation,
plaintic vs. Timothy f. ONeil and
Rose O'Neil, his wife, defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
SENDS GREETINGS TO:
Timothy e. C'Neil and Rose O'Neil
his wife; You are hereby summoned
to appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this
summon to-wit, sixty days after the
oath day of October, A. d., 1910, and
defend the above entitled action, in
the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff and
serve copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for the plain
tiff, at his Office below stated; and in
case of your failure so to do, judg
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the com
plant, which has been filed with the
clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to reform
a real estate mortgage so as to make
the same cover Lot nine CO. in block
sixty-nine (69) in WeatherwaX &
Benn's second addition to Aberdeen,
WASH, in place of the Lot eight {S)
in said block which was by mistake
inserted in the mortgage description;
Also to foreclose the said mortgage
when SO reformed and to appoint a
receiver to care for and receive the
rentals Of said property during the
tendency Of the action.
w. I. AGNEW,
Attorney for the plaintiff
Address and P. o. Rooms 4 & Ga.
brielson & Holmer Block, Aberdeen,
Washington.
Last publication, November 2S. 1910.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
Court Steeled to Shocks.

More or less discretion is allowed the
counsel in addressing the court. Some
times the justices, Mr. Hughes will see
are shocked and bear with 1t, and some
times they don't. One day A. e. Crane
of Kansas almost stupefied the court
by addressing these dignified person
ages as you fellows" That was once
the court remained silent.
Within the last few years an attor'
ney named Edward b. Smith was in
the courtroom. He dozed off during
the argument Of his opponent. The
marshal sent page to awaken him.
THE marshal says you cannot sleel'
in the courtroom" explained the page
in iustifi alton of his seemingly rude
dcmeanOr.
THANK the marshal for me. please.
responded Mr.. Smith, land tell him Il
is mistaken; | have just had Il splen
did nap here"
Few lawyers have enough courage f.
address the court rs did Sidney Bart
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
MYSTERY IN CHAPEL GIFTS.
Welsh Deaeons Overwhelmed by Un-
accountable Generosity.

oSSO0uNaOIo 00UOT0SISys
Anonymous gifts have been made to
Llangollen Welsh chapels. A few days
ago a mysterious visitor. whose iden-
tity is unknown, left a bag contain
ing large quantity Of gold coins with
the deacon Of Rehoboth church, in
structions being also given as to their
distribution among the various de-
nominations of the town. the amount
to be given to each being set forth.
Acting on these instructions, the dea-
con has given sums of $25 to large
number Of religious bodies in the dis
trict, but he still holds heavy sealed
packet containing considerable sum
in trust for Rehoboth church, the larg.
est in the town.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
j. c. CROSS
Attorney at Law

Will practice in State and Federal
courts. Wlshkah Block, Corner & and
Wishkah Streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
ROYAL ARCH

Meets the second and Fourth Thurs.
dav of each month. in A. o. U W
Hall. at 3 D. m. Visiting Sir Knight.
are ALWAYS welcome
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28

Mill forms and loose leaf devices
are among the specialties of the AO-
erdeen Printing Co., Tel. 5401.
Send the Herald to your eastern
friends, and help boost Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
Send the Herald to your eastern
friends. and help boost Aberdeen.
PusLiOHER's NOTICE.

City subscribers failing to receive
the Herald by p. m. on Mondays
and Thursdays will please notify the
City Messenger Co.. Tel. 1881. and =
paper will be sent to the address az
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
CITY MESSENGER COMPANY

tE.rPHONE NUMBER CHANGED
Nh Sity Messenger company has
e ale. two telephones, Nos. 1891
..:.G C1.i, one OF which Is always open
Call either number and Central will
get rs. tt
JOS. FARRELL. MGR
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28
Whiskers In Danger.

And the farfamed whiskers. If the
new justice is not OH his guard custom
will cut OFF that adornment. Boards
are not looked upon with favor by the
supreme court as it is now organized.
nor are muStacheS. Custom, to be
sure, is not so ironcad in this regard
as in some others.
For instance. Justice McKenna has
held his seat on the bench thirteen
years with something like a beard. 1t
must be said. however, that it is at an
irreducible minimum. Chief Justice
Fuller could have told the new justice
how difficult it was to brave custom in
this particular. When he was appoint
I'd chief justice 1t was suggested re-
peatedly in the press that it was not
dignified for chief justice to wear
hair on his upper lip.
"That may be-" said he to one of his
friends, but it cannot be helped"
He chung to that mustache to his dy-
ing day. Much as he loved dignity, he
loved his mustache more.
Justice Brewer had an entirely diff
ferent record. He came to the bench
with a long beard, much longer and
more whiskery than the one worn by
Governor Hughes. Off 1t came within
a year, sacrifice to custom. Justice
Moody has cut off his mustache since
he came to the bench in 1906.
So it Is that rock ribbed and ancient
customs still confront the new justice.
He is sure to create quite a stir on the
bench Of the supreme court Of the
United States if he upsets any Of them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-28

brethren of the banch. Justice Har-
Ian and the late Justice Peckham tool;
out their political wrath on each other
the former being Republican and
the latter Democrat.
How we'll the justices understand eacl
other is shown by an incident which
occurred one day after court had adj
journed. Justice Harlan. who was and
is yet big man in the Presbyterian
church, was asking to be excused from
court the next day that he might at
tend Il presby terrain conference. Jus
tice pcckham expressed his wonder
that Justice Harlan should be afraid
to die, as he was such II devoted Pres
bytcrian.
Il wouldn't be afraid.' the Kentucls
ian responded, ''if | were sure that in
the next world l would not turn up at
Democratic headquarter s."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-29
Find Old "Greenbacks"

While rem wing stone section In
the rear of the Government building a
at Lex ngton to permit connection
with the new SIS. 900 annex now under
construction. workmen late Monday
afternoon: bunch of decayed
and mutilated "greenbacks" compris-
ing several 81 and So bills. which for
the time being aroused much specula-
ton as to how the money happened to
be concealed in such strange place.
Inquiry developed the fact that about
fifteen years ago Frank Miller, of that
city then special delivery messenger
at the postoffice, lost $l4 in green
backs and that the money was un-
doubtedly his. Mr.. Miller. lat the time
the money was lost, had just received
his monthly salary. and while counting
the bills laid several of them down on
a projection in the wall until he could
deposit them well in his pocketbook.
At that instant puff of wind, as il
covetous of the money, came along and
swept it into the ventilating shaft,
and the suction carried it up under the
foundation of the big structure.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-29

The will of the late James E. Clay
was probated in the Bourbon County
Court Wednesday. The will which
bears the date of July ID, 1910. was
witnessed by Cornelia Shoemaker and
Carrie Jones and is as follows:
az, James E. Clay, of Paris,
KY, being 1of sound and disposing
mind but knowing the uncertainty of
life, do make this my last will and
testament.
81. / devise to my wife the tract
of about 200 acres known as my Dun
can land to be hers absolutely.
''2. I have conveyed to my Oldest
children lands lying in Bourbon county
and l direct that my two youngest
children be made equal with them at
my death.
SO The balance of my land wise
to my wife for life and at her death it
shall be divided equally among my
four children.
81 | bequeath to my wife the per.
sonal estate after paying any debts
may owe and any of said personal es'
tate or it's proceeds remaining undis,
posed shall be divided equally among
my four children.
''5 | nominate and appoint my wife
Executor of this will without bond.
Witness my hand this fourteenth
day of July, 1910,
JAMES E. CLAY.
Witnesses Cornelia M. Shoemaker
Carrie Jones'"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-07-29
Fields Nominated in Ninth.

At the Democratic Congressional
Convention of the Ninth District held
in Carlisle Wednesday afternoon W. ].
Fields of Carter county, was made the
party's nominee or Congress-, defeat
ing Edgar Hager of Ashland.
In one of the most pathetic address,
es ever made before a nominating
convention in the State, MIR. Hager
declared after he had been defeated
that it was the fourth time he had
been promised the Democratic norni.
nation for Congress and that each
time it had been broken and he bitter
ly attacked the men of his home coun-
ty. who he declared were Responsible
for his defeat. 'D'o
The name of C. w. Mathers of
Nicholas county, who was for a time
prominently mentioned as a candidate
was not presented to the convention
ano MS delegation was instructed for
mayer. John W. Woods, Democratic
nominee for Attorney General. made
the nominating speech for Haper and
IL was seconded by M. C Swinford of
Garhsle. When it was apparent that
Hager would be defeated he asked
gnat the nomination of Mr. Fields he
mace py reclamation, which was done.
Inc first ballot resulted For FieIds-
bath y; Bracken 8; Carter. 8: FIem-
ing ~ Greenup z; Lawrence 9; Lewis
o; Rowan 4. Total GIL ~
For Hager- Boyd 10; Harrison ID.
N ason d5 Nicholas 9 , Roberts 8.