davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
WORLD WIDE INTEREST IN COMING
MEETING OF ATHLETICS AND CUBS

Local Ball Players Well Eastern Experts Are Divided Sc
eCting the Winner of the SereS-Star TWng Staff OF the
Philadelphia American League Champions Balances
on the Dope Scale with MachineLke Regu
ary of the National League Pen
nan WinnearS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
GIANTS TAKE THIRD GAME
FROM N. Y. AMERICANS

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Fast base
running and heavy hitting marked the
second victory of the New York Ma
tionals over the Americans today, b
to 4. The post-season series now
stands 2 to in favor of the Nationals.
Score:
Americans 4, hits 7, errors 2.
Nationals 6, hits Z, errors q
, Batteries-Vaughn, Quinn and Mitch
ell; Drucke and Myers. Umpires-
Klein and Evans.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

The race has been a true "race."
Needham OF the Chicago Nationals
jumped out ahead for the first week.
Lajoie was the leader the next eight
weeks Snodgrass had the honor for
the following week. Then came La
joie for three weeks, only to be re-
placed by Cobb for two weeks. Snod-
grass came to the front again for
three weeks and Cobb showed for one
week next. Lajoie had the call for
four weeks and last week he and Cobb
were practically tied.
The batting of the two leagues to
date of October has been sent out
offlciall-- as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

are fast and aggressive, but will be
more apt to lose their heads than the
veteran Cub team"
COL j. w. BROOKS. VERNON CLUB
DIRECTOR
THE Athletics look like winners to
me. They are young and coming,
while several of Chances stars are
slowing up. The young blood for me-"
WALTER CARLISLE
Connie Mecks team looks good to
me. 1 think the Cubs will meet their
match in the coming SERIES"
CHARLIE BAUM
"I pick the Athletics to win over the
Cubs A team of veterans who are be-
ginning to slow up generally has to
fight hard to hold it's own against a
young, aggressive club, and when they
are both of equal strength 1 would
select the younger men,"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Mack was outmaneuvered in his series
against New York with McGraw at the
head of the Giants, and he is likely to
be outmaneuvered again.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO 4, ST. LOUIS

CHICAGO, oct LIN the final game OF
the season here today Chicago defeated st.
Louis. to /. Score:
Chicago (. hits s. errors o.
st. Louis /. hits 5. errors l.
Batteres-Weaver and Needham; Steele
and Bresnahan.
Umpires-o'Day and Rigier.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
Data on Worlds Series of 1910
nant Winnears
DATES OF GAMES


First game Monday, October II, at Philadelphia.
Second game, Tuesday, October 18, at Philadelphia
Wednesday, October 49, railroad going Chicago
Third game Thursday, October 90 Chicago
Fourth game, Friday October 21, at Chicago
Fifth game, Saturday, October %, at Philadelphia.
Sixth game, Sunday, October %, at Chicago.
Place of seventh game necessary be decided by of
coin
National league umpre oDay Rigr American league
umpires, Sheridan and Connolly
PLAYERS ELIGIBLE
Chicago National League Cub-Archer Beaumont, Brown
Cole, Chance Evers Foxen Hoffman, Killing, Kane Mcintyre
Needham Overall Pfefer Pfeister Richie Reulbach Sheard
Stenfeldt, Schultz, Tinker, Weaver and Zimmerman.
Philadelphia American League CubAtins Bender Barry
Baker, Coombs Collins Donohue, Dygert Davis, Derrick
Houser, Hartse Krause, Lapp Livingstone Lord Morgan
Murphy, McInns Oldrng, Plank Thomas and Strunk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

r. .- .rg - e.. .'
co jedynie ..szczescie ludzkie
stanowi i waznie;sze cd zlo-
ia W oczach Boskich.
Pocza} Tomasz my6le6 i
nareszcie rzekl: pc chwili.
Oh prawda, panic Kaspsze,
ze ciezko umiera6, gdy czlek
ME ma zasobu ma droge vie.
czno6ci; ale jake tn pocza6 i
jak zebrac tych, kt6rych sic
p~okrzywdzi}o2 jak spojrzec
i'm W oczy? y
= Me: ..b&icie: sic o to-,
~odpowiedzial Kobyla6ski, =
lepiej pred 4udzmi sic po-
wstydzic i spuscic W d5} O.
czy, Mill ME smie6 stana6
pred Bogiem; q ia wan W
tenn %depomoge:.i powiem,
gdzie macie: szukac pokrzyw-
dzonych.
- Doprze, -: odrzek1 cho.
ny - zr6bmy, bracie, rachu-
mex, DO widno 5ycie ucieka,
a lei bedzie umierac, gdy
dusze 2 blota ziemskiego O.
czyszcze.
Poczciwy Kasper.- poczaf
wyliczac i zapisywae Toma-
szowi ma papierze ws2ystkich,
kt6rych pokrzywdzi}:
= Grzeg6rz. Konopacki,
- m6wi}, zapisujac nazwis-
ko; - wyiarli6cie mu czast-
ke nies}usznym procesem "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07
to-, m6wi} dalej dob1tnje:

W AOWl1 uhISJ uOUlll1Je.
z czystvch ust tylko
%pr2yjmuje Bog modlitwy;
nieskalanego krzywda brater-
ska serca mia mu %spowiedz;
z u%czciwych rak przyjmuje 2
radoscja budowe ko6ciol6w j
|ubogim rozdana %ialmuzne:
ale ME z tych. co po6nie-
dzialy }upieztwem cudzego
dobra. Cos ty zrobil, to5
rzucif W b1oto.
Tomasz az posiniai, por-
wal sic ma l6zku, siadl, pot
zla1 mu wyblad}e colo, po-,
cza} sic ksztusit, i ujrza1.
wtedy jakby W zwierciedle,
wystepki swoje, i jeden pc
drugim stawat pred MIN po-
krzywdzonym sasiad; az
nareszcie zapyta}:
= C6z poczac?
- Oddac, co cudze, jezeli
chcecie stanac czystym pred
Bogiem - a W godzlne
6mierci i spok6j znajdziecie,
i smutek ucieknie.
A co dzisci poczna bez
majatku? - zagadna} gree
SINK.
= co dzieci twoje gro"
bia z majatkiem, krzywda
ludzka zdobytym, kiedy on
jak slina marina W iednej
chwili przepada? - odpowie-
dial Kasper. - Gdy i'm O.
dejmiesz wydarte z}oto =
m6wil to posieaa laske
Boza, a 2 ia wszedzie doro-
bia sic bogactw, kiedy W
Mich tylko widzisz ich szcze-
Scie: 6mielej ludziom W oczy
patrze6 beda i je6c chleb, co
ich ojciec cd plewy oczy6ci},
ME zad1awia sic MIN, DO nj
czyia liza ME zwilzy czyste-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

try miesiace; chodzi on dis
pc zebraninie ] najczescie
siaduje pod kosc;o1em W So
ko}owie.'
- Micha} B}o6ski - upo-
iwszy 60, "a liche pieniadze
zabraliscie jego fortunke; O.
becnie on we Wegrowie s}u-
zy jako parobek.
= Cd wdowy i sierot 20
Michale Chyli6skim podstep-
nym sposobem wYdarl!6ci e
Geese, przvkazujac "a mia IL
cha zap}ate. Warta oha by1a
sze66 tysiecy. Sieroty to pc
6mierci matki drogiej, cudze
katy wycieraja i Eli ludzis~
ka. okrutnie neca sic mad
niemi.
| = Panic Kasprze zawo'
.}af Tomasz, - poczekajcie,
MECH odpoczne, DO mi du-
szno, oj Boze, Boze! - Ko-
%zuchowski siadfszy ma }6zku,
zas}oni} twarz rekami i p}a-
kali serdecznie.
Pc chwi]o FACIAL Kasper:
-Tadeuszowi P~r7ew6skie-
mu zabraliscie czastke "a
dug, kt6ry wan by} winien;
pozyczke te gwaftem mt
wcisneli6cie, choc brac sic
wzdryga}, a potem, obliczyw..
sly ia z lichwa gdy ma ter:
min uiScic jej ME m6g}, "a
~falnto1waliscie fortunke war
toSci czterech tysiecy. Umarl
on re. -zmartwienia a iona
jego 2 dziecmi chodzi pl re-
braninie.
Doko6czenie nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07
Rachlu:nek " godziine
smierci.
Gag daisy.

Cl4g Qalszv.
- A coz to ia wan "a po-
mo, da6 moge? - odrzekl
K]sasper, K]Elot,lbyla6ski,- nasiut.
nawszy brew krecac dlugie
wasy;; ). panem jeete6cie, a
ia cz}ek ubogi; u was z}oto
ma zawo}anie, a u mnie do"
bre s}owo tylko i mic wiecej.
= Oh! te tel tego dobrego
s}owa lakne, m6wi} - DO
ziemskie z}oto ma mic sic ME
przyda W godzine .6mierci;
trzeba innych bogactw, pa
ME Kasprze, by z niemi sta
mac pred Bogiem, a tn ich'
ME ma. Dorobilem sic
wprawdzie majatku ziemskie-
.--.a, s d. -. - - - -H 49,
GO; petno z}ota i dobre zycie,
ale to jako6 mic mnie ME
,cieezY. '... .
- Boscie o Bogu zapom-
NELL, - wtraci1 z niechcenia
Kobyla6ski.
- Jakto? - zawo}a1 zdu-
miony chory, - wszak sic
modll1em, sypalem ja}muz-
ne, a nawet kapllce ma Geese
Jego wystawi}eml
U6miechna} sic Kasper i
odrzek}:
= Me tax to sic o Bogu
pamseta!
- A jake? - zapytat
grzesznik.
Me obrazaiac GoAni-
czem,. m6wi1 Kobyla6ski
ostro spogladajac ma chore-
60, - ME g~:omadzac gro
sza cudza krzywda.
Ma to slowa poczciwca To-
masz wstrzas} sic ma }6zku,
a Kasper, ME zwa5ajac n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

20 ziarna.
- Oh, sasiedzie, wy 1aske
Boza JUL macie, bo' wy taxa
prawde m6wicie, = zawola1
"rozrzewnionY Tomasz i zla}
sic pokusnemi. lzami.
Bio poczciwemu Kaspro~
wi W piersi SERGE z wie)kiej
rado6ci, i gdy Tonasz p}a'
kali, on Bogu dziekowa}, re
go obra} "a narzedzie do ma
wr6cenia grzesznika W 60
dime d ! kmie ( :t>l !. (
A jake zrobit, panic
Koby!ahski? = zawo}a} cho-
ry.
- Jak? Oddac, co komu
ua]ezy. .....
A ia z czem %zostane
zn6w zagadna} Tomasz.
= z czystem sumieniem'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07
, l4OW ". 34th st., NeWYork

DIR. S. E. Hyndn1an, g}6wny lekarz.
JESLI CHCECIE dowiedziec sic jak pozy.
skac zdrowie, gdy sic je .utracilo i jak zatrzy-
mac sic PREY zdrowiu, piszcie n~atychmiast pc
Sigma, ORA Collinsa ksiazke lecznicza ''Porad-
mix Lekarski" i zadaczcie 10 cts. w markach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

a znajdziecie pewna droge do zdrowia.
GODZINY URZEDOWE
w dni codzienne cd 1Otej rano do 1szej i cd
2giej popo}udniu do 5-tej. w swieta amery-
kahskie j niedziele cd 1O-tej do 1szej tylko, we
Wtorki j piatki wieczorami Oh 7-ej do Sci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-07

/. Frank Severietti, Cleveland, Miss. p: Justo
Hernandez, Huntington. Ark, "a. Jos; Miculka7,
Lewandowski,N .4l6 So. jackson st. So: Bend, Ind.
g. Ausbrem Lqksic, Tonopa, Nov 10. Antontno
Elias. Wrights, Cal:-l5. J. jacobson. S~permatore-
hoca, Nebr.--l6. LudwikS olek, ia W;kinny st.,
Lands, Pa.-18.- Don Slime Cuban, Zadar, Dalmacia.
q. Krastio Jordanof. Box \. 39z, Jerome, ATlz:-
3A E. 81 st. N. Y. City-3O. Miss J.A.J., Los Ange-
les, Cal.-Petar Smith. No. 1902 Bay ave. Hoquiam.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14
JEWELER

Ar-'t they pretty. Taylors new goods
Protracted meeting begins at Stone
wall church next Sunday morning.
Miss Clara Coggins spent Sunday in
valdosta with her sister, Mrs. Randell
Walker.
New and up-to-date lot Of Dorothy
Dodd Ovfords just received. Smith
Mercantile Company.
Mr.. A. E Patterson purchased a lob
from Phil Parramore last week In Park
Place, and will erect dwelling on same
this summer.
Miss Edna Plant who lie engaged in
the public school at Carrabelle, Fla,
came home Friday afternoon for brief
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mts.
John q. Plant. Miss Edna returned TO
Carrabelle Monday.
Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be
provided at all times with bottle OF
Chamberlain's Llniuent. There is no
telling when it may be wanted in case
Of an accident or emergency. 1t is mo, {
excellent in cases Of rheumatism sprains
and bruises. Sold by all druggists.
The announcement OF A.N. Shacke'-
ford as ca ndldate for Representative
| 1
is Familiarity known throughout the
county, is an old-time citizen and has
hundreds Of friends who hope for his
nomination and election. He is one of
the old guard, having followed the for
tunes of the Confederate flag through
all It's victories and defeats and bis Oh
comrades cay that there WAS no better
soldier in the Florida troops
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14
See Taylor's new goods.


fore they are all sold
Taylor, the leading clothler and fur |
usher for the best,
New and up-to date lot Of Dorothy
Dodd OXforde just received. Smith
Mercantile Company.
Emmett Gregory who il engaged in
the printing business at Sopchoppy,
Florida, was q visitor in the city Sun
day and Monday.
Regular services will be held at the
Episcopal church next Sunday as fcl.
lows: Sunday Schoul at $3.50 Preach
ing services at IL o'clock, a. M, and 7:3O
p. m.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature IN driving all i'm
purities out Of the system, insuring q
free and regular condition and restoring
the organs Of the body to health and
strength. Sold by all druggists.
A. A Wellington announces FOR coun
lty commi ssioner from district number
\ two. Mr.. Wellington Tor as he is better
known, "Teem"), 8 one OF the county's
b 81 and most substantial citizens, AMI
II he is elected to place on the board
be will render excellent service,
Diarrhoea shou be cured without
loss of time ana by medicine which
like Chamberlain Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. II never fails and is pleas
ant and safe to take. Sold by al. drug
glsts.
The announcement Of j. e, Witty
came too late last week for tho usual
notice to accompany 1t, Mr., Witty
is well known and popular citizen Of
Lee and II he is elected to the position
which he seeks the people may depend
upon it that his service will be render
cd conscientiously and with ability,
The beautiful cottage home OF Oh
Sanders was discovered ablaze on las
Thursday morning about eight o clock
and the fire alarm being promptly
sounded brought the citizens OF the
town to the scene in great number
The fire originated IN the point OF the
roof and was doubtless caused by @
: spark escaping from the chimney
Nearly everything portable was prompt
, Nv removed from the house by the
swarm OF helpers and when streams
OF water were finally trained or
the flames the fire was soon ex-
tin uished. Almo,t The sntire roof q
, the home was burned of and the dam
age TO the Interior by water WIS great
ex-governor Napoleon p, Broward
who 10 a candidate for United state
Senator, was visitor to Madison Non
d.y and addressed large crowd o
Madison county voters In the cour
house that afternoon. The ex-governor
has lost none OF his taxing Style OF tall
. ard for about one hour entertained hi
, hearers with description of what b,
r had accomplished for the people as gov
3 ernor and what he wanted TO accomplish
a No senator, In the course OF his remark
8 he paid his respects, mildly, to his op
9 pouents, candidates Taliaterro an
J. LEngle, but at NO time did he dos cent
e tn person. litles or to abuse. The gov
4 crnor made fine impression and II
r safe to say that when the votes ar
counted after the primary ballots hav
: beer cast IL will be found that he ha
4 lost none Of his popularity with on
people.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone 76.

Stop by aud see Taylor.
Court week. Lots Of people in town,
Four.room house for rent. Apply at
this office.
Col. c. j. Hardee arrived from Ashe'
vile, N. c., last Thursday and is at
tending the term of court.
Mrs. A. Livingston, jr., and children
are spending few days this week with
tbe lady's mother, Mrs. John Vinzant
st Lake City.
Redden Randell who has been teach
ng school in Santa Rosa county for
several months, returned home Friday
\ bis school term having expired.
Prompt relief in all cases OF THREAT
and lung rouble If you use Chamber
lan's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take,
soothing and healing in effect. Sold by
all druggists. n
Col. j. N. STRIPPING 10 attending'
court and 10 leading counsel for the
defendant in the case OF the State vs.
Beatty, charged with the murder OF g,
B Ashley.
Judge James D. Beggs, judge OF the
Criminal Court Of Orange county, and
one Of the most prominent lawyers In
the State, il a visitor to our city and is
attending the session OF the Circuit
Court.
IA Feschmaun's Yeast received at pi'
ais Grocery Store fresh twice a week.
The vote 10 our primaries will be
about as usual, il poll tax payments
count for anything. Up to the closing
Of the poll tax list on last Saturday
Tax Collector Ellison had issued poll
tsI receipts to 1890 persons who paid
the tax for 1908 aud 1895 who paid the
tax for 1903.
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath ia foul.
Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that YOUR
stomach is the trouble To remove the
cause is the first thing, and Chamber.
lan's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
60 that. Easy to take aud most effec-
tive Sold by all druggists.
Mr., Luther D. Williams and Miss
holie Il. Flowers we're united in mar
rage at the residence OF Rev. T. c.
Bradford last Saturday afternoon by
Rev, Mr. Bradford. Mr.. williams is a
Prosperous and prominent farmer of the
hoseleY Hall neighborhood and bis
bride is one Of the county's best and
most charming young ladies'. Our con
ordinations and best wishes are extend.
ed
The name OF W. II. f. Terry is an.
nonnced 10 this weeks paper as can
u'uate for county commissioner for dis
t'c' number two. Mr.. Hammock with
drawing as a candidate for that position
Fnd becoming candidate for member
u The School Board. Mr.. Terry needs
uorntroduction or commedaton TO tbs
people OF hls district from US. He il
one OF the leading merchants OF th,
county with large business interests
aud while. 30 far as we are advised, III
nas never been interested in politica
WARS he is man of sterling character
Snu iBe intelligence. II he should re
0sNe the nomination for county com.
missioner 1t Ia a sure thing bat he will
render sxcsilent service.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14
STATK On FLORIpA.

County OF Madison, s..
LJW WADSWORIH, Cashier Of the above
named BANK, do solemnly swear that the above
abatement is true To the best OF my knowledge and
belief. W. NADsNO u, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Eth day
Of April 1910. $500.
seal a. L. NANN' NOTARY Fuoho'
coRHhcr-Attest.
J.. A. ERALEIGH,
!. h. HARDEE,
W, Y. KNIGHT,
Directors.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14
$iO3,iOl7O
Total,


HdHhHEHHH n H9FFs
Capital stock paid in.............. $75,OOO OO
Surplus fund .....,..,..u,.........., 1000 "
Undivided profile, less expenses and
taxes paid ....... ....,.....,..." 10, 955 81
National Bank Notes outstanding. 75,OUO,OO
Dividends Unpaid ...... ......,..,.....,.
lndiv idual deposits subject
10 check. 500, 099.57
Demand Certificates of
Depasu,........,.,..,,,t
FINE crt tihcates of deposit. 10000
Cashiers checks outstInd'
ing..........,......... 1892 eO3,llSi9
Bins PAYABLE including certificates
of deposit for money borrowed. ..,... %, 10000
Total ,.,..,.,......,.,.,.n SOB i0i70
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-04-14
80 7laO.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

AT MADISON, FLA,
In the Snte:of Florida, at the Close Of Business
March 3lst 1910
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
DIPLOMATS CANNOT
ACCEPT DECORATIONS
FOREIGN HONORS BARRED
AMERICAN OFFICIALS
Senator CulIom Believes That 1t Cre-
ates Desire for Foreign ln-
stead of Domestic APP
proval of Their Acts

CHICAGO, March 10.-A special
from Washington says: American ulp,
lomats, army and navy onlcers' anu
other officials will not be allowed 10
accent decorations from foreign gov
ernments, so long as Senator Shelpy
M, Cullom of Illinois remains chalIHlal u
of the senate committee on forelsn az
fairs. He has called halt on what ne
believes is a desire to prefer torelsn u
domestic approval of their deeds
The foreign affairs committee decided
it will disapprove of all applications Tor
authority to accept foreign decorations
1t will approve the acceptance Oh Sllts,
providing they are trifles, made py
foreign potentates.
A subcommittee investigated the
circumstances surrounding requests
made by more than 200 of1clals tor
authority to accept foreign gifts ana
decorations.
At the state department there are
wagonloads of these mementoes which
have been forwarded by foreign powers
and are being held pending a grant Oh
congressional authority to accept them.
A bill will be introduced authorizing
the acceptance of the gifts, but the
decorations will be returned to the
donors.
During the seven years that Senator
Cullom has been chairman of the for
eign relations committee only two
decorations have escaped him. One was
the Order of the Red Eagle, given by
Emperor William of Germany to Rear
Admiral McCalla for his conspicuous
services in leading the allied troops to
Peking during the Boxer troubles. The
other was the Order of the Academy
awarded by France to G. Dewitt Will
cox in recognition of a book he wrote
on military science.
The officials thus foiled in obtaining
the foreign decorations may accept
them after they have retired to private
life
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
TWO SCIENTISTS LECTURE
AT TEACHERS GATHERING
Luther Burbank and David Starr Jor-
dan Talk to San Joaquin
Educators

FRESNO. March 10.-Luther Bur
bank and President David Starr Jor-
dan of Stanford university both de-
livered lectures today in this city be-
fore teachers who have gathered here
from the various portions of the San
Joaquin valley to attend the Fresno
county institute.
Burbank illustrated his lecture with
stereopticon views and spoke for more
than an hour on his work in the de-
velopment of flowers and vegetables.
DR.. Jordan spoke on the prospective
achievements of the present century
and the need of young men of initia-
tive for the large undertakings. The
lectures were given in different build
ings and it is estimated that 600 per-
sons heard each of the speakers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
Democrat Who Led Party in Memorable
Campaign Enters Race at the Behest of
Friends on Anti-RailrOad Platform

IN HEODORE A. BELL of Napa, for
mer congressman from the sec
u ond district of California, yester-
day in San Francisco formally an
nounced his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor at the
August primaries.
The announcement has been daily ex-
pected, as Mr.. Bell wrote a letter to
Chairman Albert Norton of the Los
Angeles Democratic county central
committee, published in The Herald
about a week ago. stating that If his
party wished 1t he would agree to
become a candidate.
1t was indicated then that Mr.. Bell
would make his fight on an anti-rail-
road control platform. His opposition
to S. p. machine rule is well known,
and with this attitude pronounced he
is expected to make a strong fight
MIR. Bells candidacy adds consider
ably to the interest in state politics, as
about all of the leaders have now en-
tered the arena, and some powerful
candidates are presented.
Governor Gillett, who some time ago
declined TO seek reelection, was sus-
pected at the time of nursing a higher