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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

SENATORS TO
WATCH GAME
WILL DEMAND EXPLANATION
If THOUGHT MEN ARE UN-
JUSTLY REMOVED.
Will Not Retaliate, But Will OBJ
ject to Removal for
political Reasons"

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Republi.
can Senators have determined to hold
up and demand explanation of the
proposed removal of a Republican Of
ficial OF the government II IL appears
that a change may have been decided
upon by the administration For po-
litical reasons" This decision, in
formally approved at party confer
ence today is coupled with a determi-
nation not to make any general fight
on President Wilson's appointments.
or TO attempt retaliatory tactics
against the Democrats. who prevented
the confirmation of over ! 800 of Pres
ident Taft's nominations in the last
session.
4 committee consisting of Senators
Burton. Townsend. Clark of Wyoming.
Lippitt and Oliver. was named to out
line a general policy for the Republi-
cans. The 2S Republican Senators
present at today's conference Inform
ally agreed TO question appointments
only when il might appear that a
competent official had been removed
and new appointee named to serve
political ends.
The appointments thus far by Presi-
dent Wilson. il is understood. do not
fall within the class that might meet
opposition from Republican sources
The Presidents announced purpose
To keep many competent officials and
practically all postmasters in office
until their terms expire. IS expected
10 give little occasion for the Repub-
lican Senators to oppose appoint
ments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
PHILADELPHIA
HOME OF "YEGGS"
According 20 Statement Made by POS
tsi Inspector Cortelyou.
Seven Are Held

PHILADELPHIA ipru o. That
IhiIad. 70 ha is ~ rendezvous fnr the
lcrrmru OF tnc nation and that
tu" h''-' which v1s rsidcd last ".
day rirrf bad for year been tho most
nnttsIous Wr.tIu- place ~ criminals
and sIf" blower in tine country. was
thr declaration made late today bv
'hi.f Postal fu-pr, t.r Cnrfritou at
fhe h'lrIuA OF the seven alleged
Ncrem'u arrested fl the raid. be-
fnr" United States Commissioner
trsIE
Tho seven suspect. oerc held in
$1,000 bail for further hearing next
ru' -lst Inspector Corr, won aud hts
asst .taufa whu have worked ON tho
ras' arr confident chat they can con
meet fno men with fhe recent robhrr.
i'. of several Pcnusyl,ania post o.
hcr- lu fhc pocket of ono ~ them
os ourd mouD, order. which the
Hatnor'Ic. .fy was stolen from the
rhurniNtilic post Office
The mon lrr,efo- arc FRANK Uo,ic.
a'a. rtthGudDr Richard IItuu.
F.Ia- slippery Uck. Thomas Muir
rat. a.Iss Michigan Shorty Frank
Matthews atlas smith Frank How
ard. aIFa Fatf.. Eugene Mcmahon.
alias inlc,. alias EtLau. and Edva ard
While. alias baltimore Whitey.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
NEITHER SIDE
HAS REPLIED
To Proposition Of Governor Hatfield
With Reference TO Coal Strike
Settlement

'c'H1ARLE;oN.' ''1 70 ". " va. ia''i6Tl'iI APril b
Neither the operators or the miners
had replied 10 Governor H. u. Hat
fields proposal for settlement of the
Industrial trouble in the Kenewha
coal fields up 10 late tonight.
From Indications n Is ascertalned
that neither the operators or miners
will reply for day or two. Both
sides II appears resire a longer time
TO confer The miner officials are in
conference tonight nu' a. yet the
operators have not met 10 take NJ the
proposal From indirec. sources u ~
also learned tonight that the opera
tors are Inclined 10 accept the pro-
pOsal but that certain leaders among
IN" miners are opposed 20 accepting II
because the proposition does not re-
quIre the operators 10 recognize the
United Mine Workers organization.
The meeting Of New River miners
and number % higher Officials Of
the mine workers M Montgomery to-
day. which was attended by about 100
delegates from New River mines. was
adjourned until 20 tr--row morning.
None ~ the leaders or Legislative
age snts' as they call thcmselv's would
say tonight what vas done a. the
meeting or what they propose 10 do
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
MURDER CHARGE
After Being Traced over the coun.
try For Five Years Murderer
Is Caught.

80. ~. If.f tUI fo fn' Int .lIcfn- -rr.
CLNRk SBtE EG. W. Va April ID
After being traced over the country
for i've years Happy Perkins re-
turned to Chrksburg today and vas
promptly arrested and Jailed hy
policeman ON charge of numbering
Peter F0uiourle. a waiter in a local
Greek restaurant in 1905 The waiter
va. shot in thc foot blood poisoning
developed and he died few dayE
afterward- e hosTital Perkins Il
reputcd 20 BE- professional camhler.
Edgar 80 Vincent. prominent resi-
dent of tho county. b. dead ~ his
homo. at Two Lick. after Ions ~.
ucss. alcd g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
CHILD HAS A
NARROW ESCAPE
Little Tot Knocked Down and Run
over BY Auto and Escapes Un-
hurt.

@rr. af f..ar.frI fr ff.f Into fEtu.e~
FAlEMONT. W Va. April T. -
Margaret Marshall. daughter of Mr.
and Mr. N T. Marshall had won
dcrful escape from death This evening
when she vas run over by large
touring car occupied by four men The
nt To- tot who Is four years old. tocc-
ther with hcr mo'hcr vas crossing
Main street when The automobile
came slowly down stree. The child
became confused and ran iu front OF
the car. she was knocked down and
rolled along tho bricks for % short dis
tanCe The car then passing over
her body She was bruised and
scratched but NOT seriously injured
4 large crowd saw the accident and
supposed tho little girl was KILLED. but
picked her up practically uuhurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
PROTESTING
SEEKING TO BE EXCLUDED
FROM CORPORATION TAX
PROVISION
Contained in Ne Ia = :;ilI =
Wool SEIZED ie Is to be
Reached To-Day.

WASHINGTON. April Demo-
cratic representatives from all Sec
tions are being besieged in letter and
by personal representatives Of in
srrsnce companies protesting against
their inclusion as taxable orRaniza-
tions under the corporation tax pro-
vision Of the tariff hill now under
consideration before the house Dem
ocratic caucus
Representative Cordeii Hull. Of
Tennessee. author of the income tax
feature. said today that his desk was
piled with mail from insurance COM
panieS. protesting that they are not
proht making organizations. The
matter may be hrorRh up in a eau
Gus. but the Democratic leaders d.
clare that Insurance ORGANIZATIONS
were given careful consideration
when the law was framed and that
opposition will not avail.
With the caucus making slow
progress on the tariff hill. the WOO!
schedule probably will be reached to-
morrow. when tile opposition Demo .
Gratis will make their most strenuous
fight. The 1nti-free raw wool repre-
sertatives have organized for tho
contest. AM. although the odds
against thcm are admittedly over
whelming, they propose 20 make n
determined struggle 10 bind the eau
Gus to - per cent duty on raw wo5l
ne substitute for its free-listing Nv
the committee at the request OF
President Wilson.
Wheat. citrus fruits AMI cotton
were the chief targets ot the opposi-
tion IN the caucus today. the cotton
schedule st!ll being under considera-
tion upon adjournment No changes
were made IN the committees bill as
A result OF the dav's discussion. ad =
vocates of increased duties on wheat
as w'll as those favoring its frea-
listing being voted down. and mem
hers who urged increased duties IN
citrus fruits. pineapples. cotton yarns
and other articles meeting "A like fate.
Representative Underwood. chair
man Of the ways AMI means commit
toe. who was ii yesterdav. was able
2" resume control of the hill in the
caucus.
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BADLY BURNED
IN NEW HOME
Couple Return From Honeymoon and
in Moving Into New Home Gas
ESplodes and Wrecks Il.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.

-" 'iai Dispatch 20 the TnteiliEeu -er.
PARK ERSBURG W. Va. April -.
"A terrific explositNi caused by escap-
ing gas. which occurred today in the
home Of Elmer Withce. on Washing
ton Avenue. in one Of the residence
ccnters Of the city. resulted in Mr. and
Mrs. Withee being very seriously
burned and the interior OF the house
wrecked Both injured persons are
ia the city hospital. where the out
come of their injuries Is yet in doubt
Mr.. Withee Is railroad engineer run
ming on the Ohio River Division be
tween Pittsburgh and Parkersburg.
he had just returned from honey
moon trip and he and his bride were
moving into their new home when the
accident occurred. the gas connections
having been opened without their
knowledge
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WOMAN LOSES $4,000
~ MONEY AND VALUABLEs

ALTOONA. Pa April o. shortly
before cNpr'ss train so '1 arrived
here last night. Mr. G4dd,. ~ 20
West fIrft street. Dayton. Ohio. di-
covered that eho had either ioaf or
been rolbcd OF Diamond pearls and
money to th" value of a. url
She Was curoutc from Baltimore to
her home 1ud had PLACED hcr tflu.
ahi"s .n % chImois bag attached to %
hplf worn under hcr .IHf Tho hae
was Wl sing Ns search OF fnr frIin
was vuIou result u is probable tho
taluarI's w"r' lost nr stolen before
blc got on the train Jt Baltimore.
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NUMBER OF
MEN OUT is
INDEFINITE
INDEPENDENT ESTIM ATE
PLACE 1T AT
300. 900.
Strike Leaders Claim 100000
No Disorder Of Any
Kind.

BRUSSELS. April I5.-Out Of The
welter Of contradictory and inoom-
plcte figures. it is impossible tonight
TO more than approximate the total
number oi workmcn who have Joined
In the strike throughout Belgium for
manhood suffrage Independent estI-
mates place the number between 2so.-
"nu and Boo. 900. although the Social.
isis Nho are responsible Tor the move
ment. claim 100000
Except in the Industrial ccnters. the
strike has had no apparent effect. The
general public has not been inConyeu-
fenced aud consequently is not im
pressed and. a- the strikers generally
maintain admirable discipline. they
have NOT alienatrd the -ympathics O..
the liberal capitalists. who are con
fribufing 10 their fund The proprio-
tor of q large hotel in Brussels iS XIV
Ing 100000 weekly until the strike has
been lost or won
The situation vas fhc subject of do.
bate which rc.asqcmblcd today An.
sWering attacks by fir liberals and
Socialists. the premier said tine gov
eminent was and is ready fo take con.
riliItory action. bur that 90 had mo- iu-
tenfiou f0 abdicatc before tho strike
ANTWERP. April g. While tho
strike o. growing hero. 90" factories
on the outskirts ~ the towns are prar
tcaliy un affected
Tic president of Co.," chamber of
commerce. declared tonight THAT th~
sirik" vas complete failure. Th,
Red Star Line has revoked if.. orders
fD accents not to accept isumrnt-
t0 NutWcrp
NHLEROf BelrWm Npr'I 10
fh" situation in fur province Of
iItinaui s bezinrinr fo Co. tnronrrin.
The strikers wcr, reinforced bt o. .Duu
during rho d1r They now number
between tsp u1n aud lGunDH The car
services have brou suspended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
ATTACKS BY
CONSERVATIVES
DENOUNCED
RETIRING HEAD OF THE ID. A..
X. SAYS THEY ARE IN
FOUNDED.
Charges We're Laxity in Financial
Affairs Of Continental
Hall.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. April Is
With the nomination in the continen-
tai congress tonight Of the three
avowed candidates for president-gen-
cral about whom a political storm has
c"ntcred for weeks past. opposing fac
ticns 81 the society OF the Daughters
of American Revolution made final
preparations for 10 morrVw's election
'h' All important event Of the year
with the Daughters.
lImorF ui dark horses" failed to
Wai'rializc at tonight. session. and
the only names presented IN the pres
idcht-gcncralship race were those OF
Mrs. John Miller Horton. ~ Buffalo.
popularity known as th. "administra.
ton candidate" Mrs William Cum
mings. of New York. head o. the con-
sentative party and MI Charles ~
Bryan. of Memphis. Tenn
WASHINGTON. April Is Attacks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
MINISTER'S ARE AFTER
CHARITY BALLS AND EUCHRES.

Y. y \" IT" T|T0 -TTHTT-- --"T
Tho Ministerial Alliance of this city
odaf i--u"d a statement calling upon
the pr0pI" of me city 90 quit patron
lirg or allowing their namo- to ha
used in connection with charity balls.
charity UhIsfa or any ramca ~
chanc" conducted in tho name OF char
If
Those Wf-c characterized aa guca
i enable social practices which rr.
utica IN injurious influence upon
thc people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
MANY HOUSES
WASHED In
During Recent Fiood-over one Hun.
dred Buildings Are LEFT In Field.

D. Ut TT" TT|T|" ~ mo TTTI -TTUFT"TT-
PA1KERSBrRG. " Va. April H..
ono hundred and thirteen dWcliing
houses and other large frame build
Irga wero lodged bv The recent food
Bro bottom field near Graham Station.
West Virginia. according 10 infDrma.
fOn brought hero today Many Of
Tho houses are full ~ household goods
and f BEL feared that when they are
clear'i away. some dead bodies may
hn found % Vill take q week 20 dis
mantle tho wreck Tho place where
tho buildings lodged is on the VII
hanson farm and ie % natural cafchaiI
for drir fho houses having swung In
there and lodged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
CALIFORNIA
PASSES ALIEN
LAND BILL
PROHIBITING ALIENS FROM
OWNING LAND IN THE
STATE.
Unless They Intend To Become
Citizens of This Country
Japan Papers Howl.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April IS.-An
anti-alien land ownership will. de-
signed primarily To- prevent Japanssy.
from acquiring iitlc To- real property
within the state. but So wOrded as -
prohibit any alien from owning land
more than on" year except upon =
declaration 1f his intention To brcoms.
a citizen, was passed today by .he
lower house of the Legislature 10y q
vote OF 60 Ia l.. After TWO hours had
been spent IN debating proposed
amendments ;hc bill. went To- "A roll
call without word of argument.
ihr measure was drafted by . sub
committee 81 the judiciary committe.
~ a substitute for bills preyiously IN
troduced. all of which specifically pro
vided that aliens ineligible To- citizrt-
ship should not mold lands" The com
mittec. however. proceeded on the
theory that sucn n statute might Ice
held in violation Of the treaty rights
~ japanese subjects. and hroads ned
tho measure 10 include all aliens Who
had not declared their intention -
becoming citizens
In order not to cmbarrass foreign
corporations. the committee did not
make the corporation clause of the
bill. section :. apply only To aliens
not eligible Ia citizenship"
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POLICE HEAR or
a NOVEL sWtNDtr

PHILADELPHIA Npru d. a
novel seindlc bv which many moth
crs in West Philadelphia we're sic
tmEcd sae reported 90 tho police fo
day Two men. who uore later taken
INTO custody. arc alleged fo have call.
81 from door 10 door and represented
that they were collecting n tax ~ 30
cents for each shild thaf was in
school Tho women we,o told that if
tho tex vas not paid 90 onco. 20 cents
additional would bc collected next
uoot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
NOMINATIONS GO
TO The SENATE

WASHINGTON. April 15.-Presk
dent Wilson today nominated former
Governor john = Osborne. Of Wyom.
ing. 10 the First Assictant Secretary
ci stale. Walter o. PAGE. Of New
York. to he ambarsadOr 10 Great Brit
ain William ~ Osborne. Of Green's
horo. y G.. 10 BE- Commissioner ot
Internal Revenue. and H Snowden
Marshall 10 be- United states Attorney
for 'hc Southern district Of New
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
THr WEATHER

wAsHIrGToN. Aprn i5-rorecasti
Ohio and western Fennayivania-
rair "wednesday and probably Thursday
rtsiug tcnperature, light 20 mcderats
vartatfs winds
west wirgfuia-prohably fair WeA
nosday ana Thursday, SLOWLY risinr
temperature.
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A SUDDEN CHANGE
FOR THE WORSE IN
CONDITION OF POPE
AND EACH CHANGE DECREAS-
ES STRENGTH OF THE
AGED PONTIFF.
Dark RumOrs Are In Circulation
and the Worst Is
Feared.

ROME. April 15.-Once again there
mas been a sudden change for the
worse In the condition of Pope Plus
y. IL is changes such as this that
have repeatedly transformed the feel
ing OF optimism regarding the Pope's
recovery into one OF grave anxiety,
in the knowledge that each re-occur-
renee withdraws something from the
vital forces OF the Holy Father.
Not withstanding the re-assurances
OF Professor Marchiafava. a careful
watch Is being kept on the Vatican
and there Is doubt that the Salts
factory general condition" OF the Pom
TN, as reported by the doctors. is
borne out by facts.
The temperature of the Pope. which
throughout almOst>ihe whole day re-
manned AT - degrees. in itself indi-
eating depression and weakness
rose in the early evening to 100. and,
later 10 l02. The bronchial symp-
toms, which at the morning examina-
tion were found TO be diminished,
presented new and grave features
this evening. The affected zone on
the left side OF the chest was further
congested. with a possible area OF
consolidation-one of the signs OF
pneumonia-and the sounds within
the bronchial tubes were more pro-
nounced.
Special Examination.
The attending physicians ordered a
special meteorological examination OF
the sputUm. In order to ascertain
whether it contained infectious mater
ial and the nature OF the detritus
that threatens To block up the lungs.
The darkest reports are being cir
cuiated. one being that the Pope is at
the point of death. and that Father
Agonstine Pifferi. an Augustinian
Monk. has been ordered TO bring to
the patient his last communion. this
being the prerogative OF his office.
This appears TO be an exaggeration
or the situation. although undoubted-
ly the Pope's condition is much worse,
owing To the tact that he did not take
sufficient rest today and over exerted
himself. as he had done on previous
occasions. This resulted in general
prostration. elevation of the tempera-
ture and inability TO retain nourish-
ment. even the very lghtest nutri-
ment.
Pope's Brother Arrives.
The arrival In Rome tonight OF An
gelo SartO. the Pope's brother. was
interpreted In some quarters as a GER
tain sign that all hope had been
abandoned II was forgotten that
Angelo Sarto left his own village on
his journey TO the Holy City long be-
fore the present set-b back OF the pa
tient occurred-in fact when the con-
ditiOn of the Pope had greatly i'm
proved
Angelo was received with open arms
by his sisters who seem TO think that
the more the Pope Is surrounded by
members OF his family the easier il
viii be 10 save him.
Professor Marchiafava's visit TO the
sick room tonight lasted forty min
utes. When he left the Vatican he
was be-ieged for details. as the az
graVation of the Pope's condition was
already known. but he renewed HIS as
surances that the situation was not
grave.
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ourPolNTs nAIpwln

NEW fORk Npru o. Jack Urt
'on. OF chicago. outpoirtcd Nauv
Hf'd'in. ih" Fo-fou lir1fvcirhf .u %
ON" sided Ten round bout here o..
nlght
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
Second Branch.

First wsrd-Lee Hedges. Ross T.
Chew, William Drake and Alfred
Peake, Jr.
Second ward-James Richards.
Chester Thompson and Or. q. n.
Stillyard.
Third ward-John S. Butte. II. w.
Fair and Charles =. Brand.
Fourth wsrd-Hsne kunz. Herbert
c. Moore and Michael Collins.
Ffths Whissen, James
n. Ziuk and Milton r. Murray.
Sixth wsrd-MiehseI Crogsn. Alon-
70 Rust, Harry A. EbelIng. Lee Nc
Fam and John Grsn1lich.
Seventh wsrd-W. o. Alexander. n.
S. Ssnde and Hal. Hawkins.
Eighth ward-William kieldsine.
Charles n. sesbrisht. Henry w. Brink.
man, Fred {. ziesler.
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City Committee.

First ward-Hsrry =. Witthuhn.
Second ward-Robert Clark.
Third wsrd-B. A. Schuler
Fourth wsrd-oeorge crumbseker.
Fifth ward-OsVe Clesry.
Sixth wsrd-Aibert Auber
Seventh wsrd-Chsries Cook.
Eighth wsrd-E. w. Pettieord.
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To Prevent Friction.

WASHlNGTON. April l.. - Efforts =
to prevent friction between the Unite J
States and Japan over the proposed
California alien land holding bill were
continued by President Wilso nand
fcontinusd ON Page Eizht1
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Marked by intense interest and the
polling OF a heavy vote. the Republi-
can Urinary was held yesterday From
the time Of the opening OF the voting
places AT IL o'clock in the morning
there was much interest displayed by
candidates and citizens generally and
throughout the day and until late at
night. efforts were made in every pos
sibie way to keep in touch with the
situation By the public. The returns
were received in the city treasurer's
Office In the City building. and there
the crowd was so dense until long af
ter midnight that II was almost i'm
possible 10 move in the large foyer
The last returns were not received
until > O'Clock. these coming from pre-
cinct 30. !. in the second ward and
precinct No. ! in the eighth ward. In
both OF these wards. the vote was
heavy and much time was consumed
IN recording the tally The judges
and clerks In these voting places pos
sihly did not work 50 fast a. others
in tire city and on this account. the re-
suits were not given until late.
REGARDLESS OF This th" crowd re-
NAMED and never Tor % moment III
ments from ihr various precincts
were given Iu-ing tho evening. fri'nds
rf candidate gave oppression 90 their
feeling when th.ir fttorifr showed a
gain hy cheering. and 10 thi- way
showed their spprr, iatipn pf thu sup
port given.
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Heavy Vote

The vote pOllod yesterday Wd- An
eXceptionally heavy on" and Ras due
10 the general interest taken in the
night for several offices on tho city
ticket The race was Ju-t as keen 30
several Of the ward for council and
office ~ committeeman Especially
Vas this true BOO fh" seventh ward.
where Dr ". T.. MrGrsil uas elected
by a nice majority % the First Branch
~ council ln the race for Second
Branch ~ council in this Ward the
hRht VAS aa exciting and that. too
for committeeman Ns- frrt exciting.
Charle- Cook defeated his opponent.
md enters into fhc political arena.
other Wards boo Tho CIts tho races
Dr office were just aF warm and Loo
atersl Instance arguments resulted.
IIt in no case aas there ans trouble
iu tho eighth ward ~ t.sc Robinson
~ defeated hy eight votes for first
t.anch Of council and ~ aas reported
la evening that ho would demand r.
90 count The city committee niu
meet ln a day or so fp canvass the
trfr
With tho exception ~ fnr election
r mayor members OF fhr board of
control FOR uhIch offices tnr present
officials % T. Kirk and G. fal Bruoa.
rr" candidate respectively. there
nar contest Tho others caused
much excitement. especially Ip fur
race FOR chief uf pONfn ln tho latter
contest there we're six candidate. but
fh" hshf resolved itself bctRccn Csndi
dates ingram and Lrtlrnd ln tho
TREASURER frHf there we're four con.
fidate- arf If.nrIa o. fhr parties In
t'r'si"d Hnrkr1 nrrd buf acrr unable
tn show fhr s'rnnsfh d.-p. ,scd by fhs
rnIlcr nrfanIla' Iou. which supported
ieyland. almost fr O. man
W0'riH.-d r.ahf.
hfrI'e frr.rr r.f .n Dol vh rIv ird
fRrf Ia 'Irs t.a.r ... sa.. and
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