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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
SUPERINTENDENT At
!. Ell R|T0 KILLED
BY DYNAMITE
Charles Leverate Wright Of
Los Angeles Meets Violent
Death; Daughter will Ac-
company Remains.

Tho body OF Charles Leverntc
Wright, the superintendent OF the
los Angeles Construction company,
who was instantly killed NJ III Rito
yesterday morning IN an explosion Of
dynamite, will he sent TO Los AnE-
eiea for burial. Miss Eleanor Wright,
daughter OF the deceased who was az
IN Rito when the explosion occurred,
will accompany the casket from l.a-
Euna
Wright was IN the act OF thawing
twelve alicks Of dynamite upon n
stove IN n small shack near che site
OF the company quarry and the cx-
ploaive became too hot. lie was pro-
! lected through the ceiling and fell
upon the edge OF the roof. Hts body
was pierced In many places by ffqk-
nentB OF the stove. both eyes were
torn out, the right arm and left lea
blown on. and no portion Of the right
hand could be found. The nearest
piece OF the stove was found at a
distance OF 20 yards away. A watch
carried In the pocket OF the unfortun.
ate man. stopped az exactly $40, IN
dlcatlng the time Of the explosion. A
turquoise ring upon his left hand re-
4 tuatuCU thtNtNs
Wright was a successful and prom
incnt citizen OF I.oa Angeles. Ono OF
his sons IL an electrical contractor
in that city aud another II q banking
man. The company which he man
aged ut VI Riio In engaged In quarry
ing for rock road ballast Tor the Santa
Fe. He had Intended 10 visit Los
Angeles In few days with his daugh-
tei.
After the explosion. the BODY was
removed 20 an old supply tent on the
premises. representative OF Strone
Brothers undertaking firm wss sent
from this city ana under his direction
the remains We're brought 10 the
chapel In Albuquerque, whore thcy
were prepared Tor burial
Wright VAS 6a years OF age. HIS
daughter bore up 5raveiy under ths
shock and asgistcd in making the ~
neral arrangements. A pet collie Of
the deceased stood NJ the door OF tie
wrecked shack and did NOS run away
when the explosion occurred. viii
dropping head and an occasional
whimper that could only be inter.
pretcd as an expression OF grief. hs
ronalned faithfully AT The bedside Of
his master through the watches o
last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
YOUR MONEY BACK IT you
-. WANT 1T"

the Denver Northwestern and Pa.
chic. passed rhroagh this city THIS
morning on his way to Denver nom
I'll Paso. lie declined 10 make any
statenon. for Publication, other than
that he was on personal business.
y. r.. Busscr. superintendent OF the
Santa Ne reading room system. arriv'
ed last night from san Francisco. Mr..
Bussero says there will be at least
one santa Fc entertainment here cv'
cry wesA. after January l. and that
beginning tho middle of December
there win be three that month.
A soldier train bearing several nun.
| dred members OF the signal corps
I from San Antonio 20 Fort d. A. Rua.
sell, near Cheyenne. wyo.. viii arrive
in Albuquerque tonight about u
O'Clock There are Is cars OF special
corps equipment In the train In add
ton to the regular sieepers for ih'
men,
c. n. sherman was given a fve.da,
or dollar sentence this morning u
police court on the charge OF beins
drunk and disorderly. Henry Han
son. who was arrested last night OF
the roof OF the Hummei boarding
house az Third and Silver avenue
was given 30-day sentence undo
the yagrancy act. Hanson ciaime'
that four friends boosted him mp ol
1.-THE roof for prank. fIe admit,e'
that all were pretty well illuminated
at the time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

There Us no concern IN the Tniteh
states that san give OF Win give you
hcttor value la pianos than we can
ThNt h oar claim ana We sell people
who investlgasc our claims BEFORE
ihey hay ois ewhrre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Ns WEATHER.


Tonight snow and colder with cold
IN sotIth portion tonight or sunday;
colder with cold wave sunday; fair
and colder in north portion.
Bebbor Co. opticszns fnone s0e.
Auto and Carriage Tap Robes.
Horse Blankets direct from mill al
special sale priccs ]. Korber a Co.
Born. this morning 10 Mt. and Mrs.
George wcldingef Of Yves, Mountain
road, a sou.
Frank Bowycr. local travelling
man, returned this morning on delay
ed No. 10 IRON business trip west.
Richard Dunn. a merchant 90 CAS-
con. y, 81. ia In Albuquerque on a
business Whit today.
Josc q. sails arrived last night
from hia home at Cubcro. and will
spend a few days In the city.
=. q. aartlctt. well known mer-
chant 90 Socorro Il IN the city for 4
day or 80 on a business trip,
A. u. Mcugffey. Of the santa Bar.
bara tie and Pole company. left THU
morning for III paso on n business
"Trip.
w. A. Cameron, travelling frelgh
and passenger agent for tho Santa ~
arrived last night from hIs headquar
ters at El Paso.
Den Williams, Santa Fc chief spe-
cial agent. has gone cast 10 make AZ
inspection trip over the main line sys'
TEN
W. c. oestrelch left this morning
faw 2uU2n L.. nm hssaluana nannaefof
with the Home Bond and Loan com
pany.
O. A. Pearson. Of the department
81 planting o. the forest service. pass
ed through here last night on M
way 10 the supervisors meeting AT Il
. PaAo.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the FRS
Baptist church VIII give q haxaar AM
serve a New England supper mex
sunday afternoon al aa2 West Contra
aYGnue.
Frank Volt. Nho for many year
has been wen known local figur
loft las, nisht for stockton. coiif
where Doe viii make hiE home.
W \. George, superintendent
shops here returned last night frof
Topeka whore hs and ether santa v
; officials went 90 witness domonstra
ton ~ new wedding process
Franz e. tgnTland, brother ~
r., ilinaland Of the forest service, an
sindent al the university lett Yes
torday 10 prepare for the entrance "a
Examinations "a West Point.
y. j. schneider, formerly vetoi
b inary surgeon OF Albuquerque. hu
!, now an official IL the hnfeau of ani
a NAL industry, 81 liz this city from hi
htAdquafters al Grants
Lottcrs received from b r Powci
!. who formerly operated thc Gran
I. Central hotel In this city SAWS the
ne Is delighted with the climate an
cnvlfons ~ san DicRo, whore he
now conducting hotel
J. n. clark. territorial upcrlntcn
, dent o. instruction, left this mornln
A 20 Writ the schools In the southern
part Of She territory, prior re- tmnln
them ovrr TO his Successor ST.. clarl
lapent several days here this week
AIR IRA Rothenbereer win arriv
Wednesday evening from Denver 4
yiflt his fiancce. Miss Relnn Grnns
!. feld ana participate IN the nrenuptla
Z festivities following Tho Wedding vii
. take place az the Alynrado Novcmbe
= SO.
Gerald Hughes, general counsel 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
YEOMEN TO HAVE
OYSTER SUPPER
Popular Fraternal Order to
Initiate l6 Candidates Mon
day Night, Following Up
With Tasty Repast.

MONDAY night the local homestead
OF the brotherhood Of American Yeo-
men will initiate sixteen candidates,
and viii hold an oyster supper AIT.
erward. The events viii take place
at A. O, 4. W. hall.
All the candidates were secured by
Mrs. Harry Reeves OF Dea MOinen. a
sister OF r. w Farmer, the district
manager Of the brotherhood. sue
was al work only ten days IN securing
these members IN Albuquerque. Mr..
Farmer Il now N Snstn Fe, trying
10 secure 100 members for the home
stead there. The santa Re Ae0inen
eill hold banquet Nnremher ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
WINTER HAT BARGAINS
At nALLEW MILLINERY

AIDu1ncfQnr WOnltN VINO have va
lied tho Rallcw millinery on South
Foafth street during the past few
days have hern most favorahly i'm.
pressed with q new shipment of small
soft velvet shapcs and other late mod
els IN winter hatB Although the sra
son Is still At Us height, Mrs. nnilew
"a already making some very altfac-
tive price concessions and host OF
10 take advantage o. the splendid
values offered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

For the hest saddle horses In the
city rall phone No. 3, W l.. Trimbse,
ii3 North Second street,
State OF ohio. city OF Toledo. Luca
County---as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he IN senior partner OF the firm of
y. J. Cheney A Co. doing business
In the city Of Toledo. county and
state aforesaid. ana thnt said firm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each ana every case
of Calnrrh that cannot be cured by
the use 81 Halls catarfh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn "a before me and subscribed
In my proscence. this 0sh day OF De-
combcr. A. u. iSse.
a. W. GLEASON.
SeaiA Notary Public.
Halls Cassrrh Care h taken lnter-
naliy, ana acis directly ON the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ the system.
send Tor testimonials free,
r. CHENEY a co. Toledo. o.
Sold by al druggists, T5c
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stpatlon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-24
P. H. BURNETTE

P. H. BURNETTE
Com'r. Of Deeds for California and
New York; NOTARY PUBLIC;
Grant Marriage Licenses; Draw
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills Of Sale,
Leases, Wills, Etc. Attorney for tn
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT Or
HONOLULU. PHONE 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-24
LOCAL and GENERAL

st. Louis College VIII open septem-
Der 8.
1t goes without saying that every
thing is Best at The Encore.
The genuine Campbell Kid Dolls
right from the factory at Wall,
Nichols Co.. Ltd.
We have new line OF novelty toys
and favors for childrens' parties.
Arts and Crafts Shop
Mary Ferreira has applied for her
appointment as guardian to her two
| children, Bella and Katie.
Full Mashimoto was this morning
granted divorce from Bunkichi Ma
shimoto by Judge W. J. Robinson.
Thirty-three cases of new goods. in
GLIDING Boy Scout suits. Everything
free for Green Stamps. Fort and Ber-
etania.
Chew SAX Pang secured the final
divorce decree In the case against
Chew Hak Sang. The document was
filed In the circuit court this morn
Ing.
Carl Haasenritter has filed suit
for divorce against his wife Lydia
I Haasenritter. He alleges statutory
crime as the grounds. She has waived
service OF summons.
John Naalaulu has submitted him
self to the Jurisdiction of the court in
the case brought against him by r.
Naalaulu for divorce . He also valves
the thirty days period for answer.
There will be business meeting of
the Hawaii Yacht Club at the New
Orpheum this evening at 7:45 o'clocl;
and full attendance of members Is
requested. Matters of Importance will
be discussed among them being about
giving dance at the Peninsula on
the night of Regatta Day sports.
The demurrer to the amended com
plant of Liberato Gomez and Jose
Reyes who are seeking damages
against Judge Whitney, Attorney Gen
eral Alexander Lindsay, Jr.. Sherifl
William p. Jarrett and some Of the
sugar planters association for alleged
false Imprisonment In connection with
the labor recruiting troubles last
spring were filed in the Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon. The demurrer Is
based on the ground that the com
plant Is indefinite all through.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL

-,
r'oWers' ieis. D. ha'aAleiu' lei Si'o
YET 10 u nicke' III tiihe' ASK the
man VI, A'ahea
rug u'ssesl enoie'a germ Known ID
Oh eNnipitioh Ut the Ahchor saloon.
W anu see jos roman 10 nave
your nat fleaheu' iIs bereuihia 81.
nounu .he isianu summer rate' %oV.
Lewis o'aoies ana oarage' Tel Ii4i.
''"e assortment vi Lily BUDS ~
por "onen "'s' i"y'o'' r'o'ls''
rnohe -@"o''
IL you want good ]oo zone ON an
auto or carriage take IL 10 HAWAIIAN
carriage MIG. Co., ~. queen 81
FOR distiiied water hires foot
Beer ana all other popular drinks,
ring up phone 2i'l. consolidated
Soda Works.
There VIII be meeting OF the
liquor commissioners tomorrow after
noon at o'clock In the Senate cham
Der
The blossoms OF the night-biooming
cereus ut Punahou were most beauti-
ful last night ana were witnessed by
large crowd.
w. r. Fennell' +. N. Folsom and ".
NJ Harrison nave been appointed APP
praisers IN the estate OF the late M.
d. da SllVeira.
+. D. Lindeihaa' James >. FOX ana
" NJ harrison nave been appointed
appraisers nj the estate OF the late
ifehry u. Marchaht, formerly hehry
HruDe'
Inc iadies connected with the Free
kindergarten ana Chiidrehs Ala So
ciety are planning an entertainment
10 De give on oc'oper 20 ana 20 NJ the
fark rheater
AFTER you take the pictures comes
'he matter OF developing the MN ana
printing me Honolulu Photo-Supply
Company nave the nest iacilities IN
the city Tor dong TINS work.
Governor frear Is including the
census figures OF Hawaii as have been
published from time TO time through
the iocai press I'D MS annual report
70 the secretary OF the territory.
u"' e ~" o,as
So ~ pop",ou my
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o' az 80 a"u s.' s"on '"y'ous"
n .o ". NV -
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Sc 80,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-24

The New Britain Lodge of Elks has
initiated Thomas J. Lynch, president
of the National League of Baseball
clubs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
Columbus Tomorrow
Welcomes President

Columbus. o., Feb. s.--Arrange-
menis are complete for the reception
Of President Taft, who viii visit this
city tomorrow 10 deliver an address
at the National Corn exposition. In
accordance with the expressed. wish
Of the president his visit viii be at
tended by no elaborate features Of
entertainment His special train ls
due 10 arrive At i.t5 y. m. lie viii
be- received BY the officials OF the
cap, sition aud reception commit
tee Of citizens. who viii escort him
from the union station 20 the Ohio
fair grounds, where he Il 70 deliver
his address. Following his address
the president will be taken on an
automobile ride about the city lie
will dine az hts hotel and leave the
city about 10 b. m. for Springfield,
No.. where he Is TO speak at the Lin
coin anniversary banquet Saturday
night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
Giant Grapplers
Will Meet Tonight

New York, Feb. s.-The Haeken-
schmidt-Zbyszko wrestling match in
Madison Square Garden tonight has
aroused a lively interest in sporting
circles here. The meeting OF these
two giant artists Is the elimination OF
months of negotiations. challenges and
counter challenges. Each Of the big
wrestlers has a hosi Of loyal followers
and Il Is expected a large amount OF
money will change hands on the re-
suit Of the contest. The articles Of
agreement provide for handicap
match. Hackenschmidt undertaking to
put the shoulders Of the giant Pole 70
the mat twice within an hour and a
half The winner Of the contest will
undoubtedly endeavor to get on a
match with Frank Gotch for the
worlds championship title.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
MANY NEW MEN IN THE SENATE
tcontinued from Page oneJ

Senator piles. OF Washington. Is
succeeded by Miles Poindexter, who
has been one OF the most conspicuous
republican insurgents In the house.
Senator Warner, Of Missouri. gives
way TO James A. Reed, who made a
reputation as democratic reform
mayor OF Kansas City some years
ago.
W. A. Biount, prominent lawyer
OF Pensacola. Is slated 10 succeed
Senator Taliaferro. OF Florida. who
was not a candidate for reelection.
w. r. Chiffon. the democrat chosen
70 succeed Senator Scott, of West
Virginia, Is a prominent lawyer and
politician Of Charleston. The West
Virginia seat made vacant by the
death OF Senator Elkins. and nov
held temporarily by the son Of the
late senator, will be filled after
March 4 by G. w. Watson, a wealthy
coal operator.
The North Dakota vacancy caused
by the death Of Senator johnson will
be filled at the next session by A. J.
Gronna. now a member OF the house.
Tho senator's elected 10 succeed
themselves are Clapp. OF Minnesota:
Clark, OF Wyoming: Culberson, of
Texas; Du Pont, OF Delaware; La
Toilette. OF Wisconsin; Lodge. OF
Massachusetts, McCumber, Of North
Dakota: Nixon. OF Nevada: Oliver,
OF Pennsylvania: Page, OF Vermont;
Rayner, Of Maryland. and Sutherland.
Of Utah.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
RAILROAD CASE POSTPONED
ILLNESS OF RAILROAD WITNESS.
ES GIVEN As THE CAUSE.

The hearing In the case of the Dur
ham and South Carolina Railroad CON-
pany before the special agents OF the
interstate commerce commission on
the charge Of rebating, which was 10
have been held today, has been post
poned indefinitely. The reason given
for the postponement is the illness Of
several witnesses for the railroad COM
pany who were to appear in the case.
Messrs. p. F. Marsh and w. H.
Smith, of the interstate commerce
commission of Washington, came in
Wednesday morning. A number OF
railroad officials. among whom were
Mr.. ID. c. McKeethin, president of the
defendant railroad company, also ar
rived Wednesday evening. The time
for the hearing was set for 10 o'clock
today, and everything was thought to
be In readiness for the taking OF
testimony in the case. Late Wednes-
day evening, however, II was an
nounced that the hearing had been
postponed indefinitely.
The independent coal dealers, who
are backing the prosecution, declare
that they are In the fight to a finish.
and will insist that the hearing be
held as soon as possible. They hope
to be able to have the date set for
some time the latter part OF the
month.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
GOOD WORK Of
THE SOUTHERN
lis Exhibits Have Turned Ih0uS.
ands Of Eyes Southwark

!. Washington, Feb. 9--As the re-
suit of exhibits made by the South
ern railway and affiliated lines at
various fairs and expositions in the
north and west last fall, the land and
Industrial department Of the South
ern has the names of several thou
sand people who are interested in the
south with the view of looking for
homes. Exhibits were maintained. by
the Southern and affiliated lines at
the Pittsburg Land show, the Illinois
state fair, at Springfield; the Wiscon-
sin state fair, at Milwaukee. and the
New York state fair, at Syracuse.
These exhibits were viewed in the
aggregate by over half million peo-
pie, according to reports just COM
piled by the land and industrial de-
partment OF the Southern. In addi-
ton as large number visited the ex.
hibit of the south and its resources
made jointly at the Ohio Valley ex'
position in Cincinnati by the rail
roads of the southeast.
The agricultural possibilities of the
southeast were displayed to magnifi
cent advantage at these fairs, the
Southern railway exhibits receiving
most favorable notice at all of them
From 10000 to $4,000 persons Wis
tied the exhibit daily at the Pittsburi
Land show, coming from all the mid
die states and from Canada A larg,
number Of thrifty German farmer
were among those most interested a
Wisconsin state fair. The exhibit 0
the varied products Of the southeas
at the Illinois state fair and the NeN
York state fair interested thousand
who had previously considered cot
ton practically the only product Q
the south. Thousands Of pieces Q
literature were distributed shown
the opportunities for profit in othe
lines of agriculture in the south.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
Sears.Brewer Marriage.

Wednesday at 2.30 o'clock p. m. at
the home Of her parents on Morris
street, Miss Myrtle May Sears was
married to Mr.. George W. Brewer.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence Of large number OF
friends. who had gathered 10 witness
the pllghting OF the troih OF this
popular young couple.
A pyramid Of stately palms and
graceful ferns marked the sacred spot
where the VOWS wee to be made, the
rest OF the room being artis;ically
decorated with green: under the
chandelier, which was entwined with
green. was a cluster OF wedding bells.
Just before the ceremony Mrs.
Edgar Cheek sang. in superb voice,
Had ! a thousand lives 10 live I'd live
them all for you" She was accom-
panied by Miss Lille Christian. who
then played the wedding march from
Lohengrin.
The officiating clergyman, DR.. Will
liam Lynch. pastor OF both the bride
and groom. entered. followed by
Master Taylor Cheek aud little Miss
Ella Whitfield In white. bearing the
ribbons. Next came little Miss Helen
Sears, daintily dressed In white, with
g-een reseda ribbons. She carried a
basket Of sweet peas, In which was
concealed the ring used In the cere-
mony.
There were no other attendants.
Miss Sears entering with Mr.. Brewer.
The bride was most becomingly
gowned in a brown going-away gown
with hat, gloves and shoes to match.
She carried a bouquet OF bride roses
with a shower OF sweet peas. which
were later divided among her dearest
friends.
That the bride has endeared herself
In the hearts OF the people OF Durham
was evident from the number Of gifts
displayed In the library.
Before leaving he guests inscribed
their names In the brides book. which
was presided over by Miss Annette
blackwell.
MIR. aud Mrs. Brewer left on the
$3.50 train for Florida. where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Among the out -of-town guests pres
ent at the wedding were Mr.. Fred
Brewer Of Johnson City. Tennessee.
and Mr.. Charles Brewer. OF Carthage,
brothers OF the groom; Mrs. Jacob
Thompson. OF Pittsboro. a sister Of
the groom: Mrs. Q. +. Lumsden and
Miss Lumsden Of Raleigh.
The store of u. y. Kronhelmer was
closed during the hour OF the cere-
mony. as a special tribute to the bride,
who for several years has been assoc
clated with the nrm aud who IL be-
loved by every one connected with II.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-10
TRYING To AVOID
EXTRA SESSION
Taft Confers With Senate Lead
ers 10 Expedite Legislation

Washington, Feb. 9.--President
Taft Wednesday called in Senators
Carter, Crane and smoot and asked
them il it were possible to facilitate
legislation in the senate, and thereby
remove the necessity of his calling
an extra session on March 4.
vice-President Sherman was also
in conference with the president, and
discussed with him the present legis-
latiye congestion in the senate. He
would not discuss this, however, as
he left the executive Offices.
When seen Senator Carter explain
ed the nature of Wednesdays confer
ence. He said that the president was
much interested in having the senate
dispose of the important legislation
pending before it, Otherwise. he
said, the fear was entertained that
an extra session of congress was in
eyitable.
Representative Prince, Of Illinois
called to see the president Wednes-
day and told him that he was now
prepared to indorse Representative
Hull for membership on the army
board Of ordnance and fortification
owing to the death of General Hen
derson.
Secretary Ballinger and Oscar
Lawler. assistant attorney genera
for the interior department held !;
conference with the president Wed
nesday over the pending Legislation
for the government Of the California
oil and coal lands. iails
A committee of the New Yorl
commandery Military Order of For
eign Wars, consisting OF Admira
Clover, A. s. Carhardt, Clinton Brail
and Talbot Root Wednesday askel
\ the president to attend reception il
his honor to be given in New York
Another invitation was extended I
the president Wednesday mornin
from Commissioner Judson. John Z
Larner and Gist Blair, inviting hir
to be present at the dinner to b
given in honor of Representative
Gardner. The president stated tha
he would try TO accept both inv
tations.
The president conferred for hal
an hour Wednesday with L. X. Lanf
don. floor leader OF the republican
in the Ohio Legislature. He told {
the efforts which are being made I
embarrass Governor Harmon by tn
progressive legislation which the r,
publicans were proposing in the hor
Of dividing the Ohio delegation
that state at the next democratic NJ
ttionai convention. - 49, -.