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|Cockburn Ostrich Farm
 Fnest Ostrich Fumes and Novelties City Store, 334 Central Ave
sTockHoLDERs MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that inc reg. ular annual meeting Of the stockhold. CTS of the Citizens National Bank. of Hot springs Arkansas, will be held in tne banking room of said bank fin the city of Hot Springs. Arkansas. on tuesday January 14th, 1913, at 2 o'clock ?. m, for the purpose of elect. Ing directors and the transaction of such other legitimate business as nav property come before the meeting
 GUS STRAUSS,
 President.
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of to 11.s5 or 30 points net lower, and S5.25 per bale under the high records of last month. July broke even more severely, selling at net loss of g. points, while January and March sold A points net lower.
 Covering caused slight rally to- ward the close, but the market show ed traces of continued nervousness and excitement in the last trading.
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Mrs A. R. Tabor, of Glider. Mo, had been troubled with sick headache for about five years, when she began talk. Ing Chamberlain's Tablets. She has taken two bottles of them and they have cured her. Sick headache is caused by disordered stomach for which these tablets are especially sa. tended. Try them, get well and stay well. Sold by all druggists.
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MARSHALL GOES TO ARIZONA

Chicago, Jan. e-Pres.dent- Elect Thomas k. Marshall and Mrs Marshall tonight started for Arizona, where they will visit friends. Mir Marshall expects to hunt while in the west
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CITY POUND NOTICE.

Taken up on the 5th day of Janu. ary, 1913, in the city limits, one small red heifer calf, unmarked, with small white spot in each flank, small white spot in forehead. To be sold at the city pound as provided by law on Tuesday. January 14, 1913, at 10 q. m.
 A. MCCLURE, l-lO-5t. Poundmaster.
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MARY GARDEN.

Have you tried that high class perfume? Our line of toilet articles are up-to-date and complete. Jack sons Pharmacy. 344 Central Ave.
 l-7-tf
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sro,'pl

And look Tn our window and see our up-to-the-mlnute line of Kodahs' From $1.00 to $65.O0. We also cary full line of Kodak supplies io amateurs and professionals. ~ Jackson's Pharmacy, S44 Cen.Ie Ave. Phone 4i. ftT
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If your children are subject 70 " tacks of croup. watch for the nIs' symptoms. hoarseness. Give CnaR berlain's Cough Remedy as soon @ the child becomes hoarse and ffles ~ ~ tack may be warded of. For sale Y all dealers.
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Dr. Joel w. Pearson has removed his offices from 702 1-2 Central ave nue to offices over Watson's cigar store, opposite Palace bath house.
 11E Of
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Chicken and club saadwiches and chicken salad all the time. We invite your patronage. The Rexalf~Lunch- eonette." Morris Drug Go, S02 Cen
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-17

An up-to-date soda grin operated in an up-to-date manner. That's us "The Luncheonette" at the RexalI Store, SOP Central avenue. Morris Drug Go. 1-1n.tf
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YOUR ATTENTION PLEAsEll

When your prescription is filled at Jackson's Pharmacy you get just what the doctor prescribes. Ab. so,uteiy no substitutes used. Our prescription department is in the hands of experts. Jackson's Phar. macy, S44 Central Ave. Phone 47.
 1-7-tf
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-11

hmus
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sthmus Panama, 1903.
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Colombian republic sthmu 1881
government given
President
ton American 1869 Congress adopts joint
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
Powell Nominated For
Parkersburg Postoffice
WERE
PART OF PLAN
TO TAKE TRADE

WASHlNGTON. sept i1-Attornev
Tor West Virginia coal operators to
day undertook 10 demonstrate 10 the
s"na'" inv"~tigaiiuE committee that
% mands 81 m" miners leading ~ the
recent strike 800 Tho cabin Creek 49,
Paint creek districts were a rar; Of a
s~t'm" by which out s.de operators
sought 10 take The Great T.akrr coal
trade away from West Virginia
Tho mind-es 81 th- annual meetings
of frr United Mine Workers and vari.
ou- official reporf made hy The union
fhlr'alf durin- rho past ton wears
were Incorporated into tho record tho
Irwyers declarinr that they showed
no union UHs WORKING hand in hand
Nifh Tho outside inforc-r
Soil Robinson. secretary uf the
Wet Virginia Mininr Association.
frf'I'rd as ~ iurrcd7p- in rate. on
coal from West Nirginis to tho f.akes
fhr claim being that fhc railroads had
f'cn drawn into fho nfort ~ divert
o." Lake trade no sold NJ unaurcees.
tuI contests in The courts 10 nnrui tho
advanced rates several 0rcrainru
headed hv Quinn Morton. fworo that
fho present rafo- we're -0 h,eh that
trade ~ fne lakes var uspruftsbIe.
and thai tho husinrsq was accepted
b"caur" 10 enabled mo mines 20 run
durr" fh" summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11

ALBANY. y. Y. Sept IO-Tha,
counsel for Harry X. Thaw will make
the most OF New York's States g,iber
Material miXup in attempts to block
the tuEitive'S return 10 this State from
New Hampshire is confidently -Npec'
ed ny State officials and supporters oi
both Governor Sulzer and Acting Gov
ernor Glynn.
Attorney General Carmody already
had taken steps 10 bring about ThaN :
return on eNtradition papers based
upon charge that Thaw ESCAPED from
Matteawan hospital as the result OF a
conspiracy. Acting Governor Glynn
stands ready 20 sign the reTuisition for
eNtradition as soon as II l. presented
by District Attorney Conger. of Dutch,
csS county. in which the MatteaWan
hospital is located
Governor SulZcr. SO far as could he
learned, has taken no official action
However. even fhe most optimistic az,
tach"S NJ the attorney generals Office
do not hope 10 bring about Thaws re-
turn without legal battle over the
rival claims 10 the govcrnorship.
District Attorney Conger was in
struc'ed today To bring the necessary
eNtraditlon papers 10 Albany as soon
as possible The district attorney has
notified the attorney general that du
plIcafes of the conspiracy charge are
now available IN New Hampshire. and
that the reGuisit.On papers Will be I'm
Albany tomorrow for executive ap
proval
Attorney General Carmody was in
dlenant over the action Of the Cana
dian authorities in releasing ThaW
Withou' giving notice 10 New Yort
state officials He. however. eHpressef
me opinion that Thaw could he re
turned 20 New Iork's Jurisdiction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
BAD RUNAWAY
AT GRAFTON

Special dispatch Co. fhe frteIIrenrer
GRAFTON. W Va Sept Many
lives we're placed in jeopardy. ami
William Kelley. a driver. vas perhaps
fatally injured here during tho SAN.
telle circus parade. whom tho horscs of
wheeled cage containing larec
leopard and two cubs boltcd down tho
street. lined With hundreds ~ pco.
pic watching tho parade After a half
mile dash. tho cage overturned while
rounding turn. seriously inmrinr the
driver and practically dcmolishinr tho
cage. but quick action on the part o.
the circus employees prevented The o..
cape ~ the enraged mother leonard
The horses ht,Se loose from tho over.
turned cage and continued their aicht
until they we're ovcrtsken and sesoed
by circus cowboys. who had pursued
them on horseback A ten year old
boy riding pony during the parade
Ted tho chase after tho horses hut
vas throvn oh before they were over.
taken. lie was slightly injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11

William Travers Jerome. rushing
hlther on n special train. will as.
sumo charge Cr the case for New
York state tomorrow. seeking 20
have Thaw. as a ward of the state.
returned 10 Na'toawan. Meanwhile
ThaN is detained" charged with
no crime. held on no warrant. Fear
ing kidnapping a. the hands of of.
ficers from New York he asked for
a special guard. and Chief OF Police
Kelley swore in twelve special depu-
ties, all armed. They were patrol
ing the streets about Thaw's hotel
tonight.
At = 30 o'clock tomorrow morning
Judge r. y. Chamberlin. of tne SUI
perior court. Will hear the applica-
tions Of Thaw's lawyers for a writ OF
habeas corpus Application for the
writ was first made this afternoon.
hut the Judge. being occupied with
another case. said ne could not then
consider IT,
Fight TO Bitter End.
The fugitive has telegraphed law.
yers far and near. AMI proposes 70
fight tho return 20 Natteawan to the
bitter end. He Is afraid OF Jerome.
however. and when no heard that
his former prosecutor was coming
asked for the special guards I. /
Noorhause. of New York city. who IL
is said will conduct tho battle agains,
eXtradition. arrived tonight from
Fabyans. -. H. T. r. = McInnes,
(continusd on Page rsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
REMAINS ARE NOT
GIRL

SIrciai lrspatch 20 the Intelligence.
tAkLESION. ". Va. Sent IN
mat the dismembered bodv found IN
me hudson river by the New YorK
ponce. last Friday. vas not ftkf ~
iud ioWles Davis daughter Of w =
noNleS. oi this city. is the belief ~
'hlci Of Police Bernard Crockett. ana
W itpw les Though no trace Of Mrs
i'dNis has been found since her fafbcr
received letter from her last month
containing postal money ODD.
amounting 10 $500. and in which sbe
minated suicide. no communicafion
mas been received from the Nev VOL
poilc" indicating that the rnurdcrcd
elrl Us tho former Charleston feienbone
tlrl Bowlcs did not 20 10 New YorE
lo.uHf. ana VIII not 20 unless there he
of his daughter '""'
Without Information.
fhicf Crockett was uofiacd fodsv
bN the Nov York police that fbev bed
no Information concerning Mrs favfT.
and had been unable 10 trace inc
movements N tho Charleston rirt
additional interest was created 20
CAV whom 10 became known that Me-
laF's. While on VISIT hcrc fn Juis on.
,'Fcd suit Tor divorce from no. hue.
hfnd John i Davis. from whom she
-epar1f"d 1f Nufalo. y y. In Febru.
srN. 1911 She ALLEGED cruel and I'm.
human treatment and that p,vts
threatened ~ kiii hor uouiea stated
today That mo murdered rirf couiS
Iof Do bis daughter since fhe hodv
uncovered shows thar tho victim uas
f"'ui in income 1 mother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11

COLEBROOK, n, f. Sept. 1O.-Harry Kendall Thaw,
fugitive from Mattes ~an slept American soil tonight,
barrcaded in hotel here after of the
citing days in his
Thrust unexpectedly the Canadian border early
day despite the of habeas corpus demanding his pro-
duction before the kings bench in Monday
he for three hours free and during that time
mady in automobile for fifty futile miles through the hills
of Vermont and New Hampshire. Near he
arms of New Hampshire sheriff and brought Cole
brook where retained counsel to resist extradition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
KILLED BY A
HIGHWAYMAN

rfr...I fH..'r fr fIs INTEL. rlrle.
HLitFfELD W Va sept m
Hugh Tanner. railroad man ~. shot
ami almost Instantly Killed ~ Wi
hanson. IS va last nirht bv hirh
"aFmtn Tanner uas af work whom
th" highwayman commanded him m
fhrou up his h1nde and deliver his
eafrH and money Tanner rrsfsfod
fbe rohber eho fred fbree ahois Info
hie victim. body and then escaped
Tanner lived long enough fo give a
d'. rfIpfiou Of thr rIfi' rrr who vas
negro Excitement fura IipE -
williamson and q 'ts ms.I,fer Is
caught .tN puuI .unrrf msy ha
melted ruf fp L.m b.. fellow worker.
uh shrm Tanner Fa. very popular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
is HEARTBROKEN
OVER SUICIDE
SPECIAL pi.ps'cb to The Intelligence.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CLARkSBCRG. w. Va. Sept. 10
This is great shock TO me. | know
absolutely nothing as 10 any cause
Tor mis- suicide We were engaged
10 be married and had arranged 70
have the ceremoney performed here
september 20. after which We were
10 20 10 hi' psruts' home al Indian
icad Ia. This statement was made
by pretty Miss Cannie Jameson to-
Cay. at her apartments on West Main
street. when told that her lover. ia.
cob Sanner. a Bell telephone lineman
had committed suicide last midnight
by drinking poison al ConneIlsville.
Pa. and had left a note saying she
was the cause. Miss Jamieson's trim
hgure shook with sobs as she told
her story.
Mail Missent.
Mail from Miss Jameson 10 her
lover had been missent to another
Mr Sauner a. Jniontown. Pa. where
the suicide had been working. but
this had been cleared up as the fance
hailed 70 Clarksburg and saw Miss
Jamiescn about a. lie departed for
Connellsyille yesterday and Miss
Jamieson eaid everything was all
riEht between them when he left.
She met him here about two months
ago. She formerly worked as Wait.
fess IN the Waiter house here but
lately had been 800 In a hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
A
HAPPY EVENT

Spsria' Hispafch g. the Infsiheencer
FAlRNONT. " Va Sept 10
Fify years ago today ~. I. I.ouEh.
then a Young man IN his prime and
onl, a few DAYS before released from
Libby prison ~ war prisoner. was
married % Hasnelville. a. The home
~ his hride's parents. 90 tho woman
who has been bis faithful compan ION
Through hfty wears ~ welded bliss.
To-day. under conditions easily
changed. Nr and Mrs t.ough aged
hu' happy and prosperous. amid tAetr
children. grandchildren and many
war Veterans of The days 81 old.
celebrated their golden wedding an.
nitcrelry Hf Pennington The toughs
are among tho prominent residents 8
" Marion county. and the ccicbra-
zion odav was q notable event In
tf" tamil, history ~ Thar family
tuct fences in the afternoon to their
fNI csgaeitv
tvc'n Iickiee with a record q . 07f.
Hnd inward krtrhf uffh q record -
nl'r The race viii 10 n fIli and "a
mile 1s both horses are in good form
'lf,l ~hsre horse racine t~ sfiil the
sport ~ hinge
fhe fn' VIII zee another excellent
NH .Ionr IfUenaI.r hN the arffafs here ur-
10 i'ferft"n of Aer0nHut Va u.
''f. Hi'rnu 0N'.r promises fu DO fn4f
'n.rfraf.uE ~ ruf uuIs 60.
f.fH H.f f.rf have preceded It
NfrHp'fuc n'Ghfa hv Avfafnr NiIaa are
go "luI"i for The afternoon and VIII
meet "If' The approval ~ 40 who ere
HrNinne t' ree To- Anything NUca 10
fNnfc q NAN They have ever seen before
80 fn 3d. tie fav 10 ~ he one IN e,a-
r'.I n.0nIrnf anf uui lone te ren-errt-
Pc. 90 Hs fNr ErcHfrst far fn fre history
of West Ntrsiniss gresfeat falr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
NAME SENT TO SENATE BY
WIISON-APPOINTMENT
MAY BE HELD Up.
Congressman Moss Makes Vain
Fight Against Limited Debate
on the Currency Bill.
Intelligence Bureau.
WarhlnRton. 70. @. sept. 10.

Sims PoTeU. recently recommend.
ed hv Senator Chiffon 10 b. post
master A. Parker burg. r.as TODAY
nominated by President Wilson for
hat office Nr PoveIIs name has
been under liberation by to
posforire department for a month
Hls confirmation and qualifying v.l
AUTOMATICALLY remove Postmaster
Sni'n. against whom caarrr4 were
made hv fhe democrat f1r 'lo pur.
pose ~ getting lte scalp TIE con.
hrmaf'or ~ Nr Powell mav be hrIi
10. however. pDrdir~ rho rofurn 90
ftis country of Senator cor Tho
senator has hco- active lr dcmand.
inE o faIr deal for VIZ Smith. and no.
Was tho cause ~ tho doi1. ir tho
poe'oNice department In sending
Mr PoTels name fo fhn President
Tho removal ~ SIR smith at Par
kersburg ~ sherman Dcnham of
Ciark-hurg and ~ 'ho present post.
master ~ Wehsfar Springs is - par
~ 'he plan ~ the Democrat to osaf
Iof o' Kepuhurtue from Office be.
fore their terms expire
Made Vain FIGHT
f0nRrea man pc 70 Nos of rart.
erthurg ir vain made a fght TO-DAY
against H limited debate b. Tho House
~ nc currency t.I fYdRn Wrss 0u
position was -p persistent thar mo
Drm0crff- n"rn compelled ~ bring boo
rar rufo ror1r..fIrv fIr rrr.f.rr
of ffe general deha+n 'p gafurd. p
rItff fufrr N.ee Irffrtff fho me4-.
urf na- ~ aurF IrnpOrf1rfc fIaf fnrrn
mould nn puf 300 inuof .rfs fmif rf
-Ln general dI.ru. ION o. fIn measure.
ITO motion fr Urf debate vra spI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
HARRY K. THAW SUMMARILY DEPORTED
in SPITE OF COURT ORDER
CANADIAN OFFICIALS ACT
TAKEN FROM HIS BED AT AN EARLY HOUR THAW Is
THROWN INTO A WAITING AUTO AND WHISKED
ACROSS THE VERMONT BORDER

Then Picked Up by Newspaper Men, Who Followed in Auto and
Whired Away Into New hampshire, Where He Runs Into
Arms of a Sheriff rs Now Held for Extradition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
DIES FROM LOCKJAW

CHARLESTON. W Va. Sent 10
william \ Sicor. o.. travelling sales
man Tor local wholesale grocery
house Tor The past hncen years. died
today at bis home in this city from
locNia" a~ result OF stepping on
nail two weeks $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11

ohio, western reunfvfwant. - ~,
sirsina-Fsir, warmer Thursday. 20
Gay unsettled. modorate southssse !,
southwest winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
ZAMACONA IS
NON-COMMITTAL
REFUSES TO MAKE STATE
MENT OF HIS MISSION
IN THIS COUNTRY.
Says IL l. Private Business, But
II Is Known That He Is
Here Officially.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Sept 10
Senor Manuel De Zamacona. former
Mexican ambassador 20 the United
states. "hO is supposed 70 be- charged
WIN the task ~ re-Opeuins tho nrgu-
tlaitons between the United States and
th" tluerta administration for peace
ful solution % the troubles in Mexico.
remained IN seclusiOn tonight with
Senur Algara. charge daffaires ~ tho
Mexican embassy
Iamacona did not reveal the charac-
ter o. his mission. lie mtInfalu.u tuat
b" had come 10 the United States on
private business" From American
officials if b. known thar the Mryicau
government made inquiry recently II 70
would be agreeable 10 the United
states 20 have Scnor Zamacona nego.
Tat" some ~ the points in dispute.
The United States had sirnincd ir 70.
turn That n Senior ZamaCOna came go
resume the negotiations on new
basis. he would be- received other.
Wi~c. MS government considered fur.
ttrr NEGOTIATIONS or the same grouu I
covered by John Lind as unnecessary
T. ff understood that senator I4r.l-
cHfH nt. BOO uInrurirHtiuu tonight Win
pared o. o." It Nsw hu-A touorrow 10
tI- WIN American bankers about frr
t'". .ro. ~ n Joan fnr tNe fiue-tt gov
eminent.
~ ~ WAT, houss it vas sts,ei that
~" ""f. 90 been POI. DO. 90 H.rst ...
~ r".. ly from sel0f Iausrons- Prcri-
iftf NH'"r fu fH.f I- planning fH
leave bore tomorrow afternoon fur cor.
ni-h " " trr summer capitol Tor a.
Woke vacation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
THE WEATHER

Fair and warmer Thursday: FriAy
unsettled. with moderate southeast TO
southwest winds.
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CcOntinued on Page Ten,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-31
HABEAS WRIT FOR
BOSWORTH DISMISSED
Judge Martin Heard Petition OF Con.
demued Man S Counsel This Morn
ng-Not Federal Court Matter

Judge James /. Martin OF the Unit
cd states district court this morning
dismissed 4 petition for writ of habc-
as corpus for Arthur Boswa~th, muir
dercr of Mae I.abellc, who j. con
dcmncd TO be executed Friday. Ii was
apparently the last determined move of
Attorney Roland +. stevens of White
River Junction and Rev. Parker c..
Manner. rector Of the Episcopal church
il Windsor. who Is the spiritual adj
visor OF the condemned man. TO delay
the execution. They presented the pc
tition this morning III chambers.
The petition alleged that owing to
the failure OF the last legislature to
give Bosworth a hearing he had not
obtained his constitutional rights.
Judge Martin ruled that il was not
matter for the federal courts ana
that any claim of constitutional Nio
lation in the nature OF what counse
claimed. it il dill come to the fedora
court, could come only to tie ~uprem,
court OF the United States. Tie express
ed the opinion that Bosworth had beer
fairly treated by the state co9rts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-31
LUMBERMEN ACTIVE
WHILE SNOW LASTS
na:o - - I13vc Than Ever Before
and Are Being Hustled to Mar
Shedding Good Everywhere.

Almost steady procession Of log
teams is coming into the mill yards III
Brattleboro early and late. The farm
ers and loggers who have had for two
years few millions of feet of wood
lying on the hillsides where it could be
reached only during shedding are
taking no chances.
There are more logs to move than
ever before and experience in the last
few years has taught the lumbermen
that there is no certainty rs to how
long the snow is going to last. Every
one of them is working every. minute
that he can to get his logs to market
and all other forms OF employment on
the farms has been reduced to min
imum.
One OF the teamsters seated high on
4 pile of logs yesterday afternoon and
driving four steaming horses, was asked
how the shedding was. Good all the
way everywhere, he shouted, without
slackening speed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-31
KELIHER QUITS THE RACE.
Kenny and Curley Left i'll Boston
Mayoralty Campaign.

BOSTON. Dee 3l-Former Congress
man John y. kehher withdrew last
night from the mayoralty contest. Only
two candidates of an original field OF
five now remain to 90 on the ballot in
the city election OF Jan. -. They are
Congressman James NJ. Curlev and
Thomas J. Kenny, president Of the city
council Each has flee m2re than 5000
signatures necessary for nomination,
but the papers Of both have been pro
tested as including many forged names
\ hearing on the charges will be held
today by the board of election.