The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 7

BAU VEREINS Of State and Nation Smiling Delegates To the Pair of Conventions Tluit Will Be Held Here From July 24 To 26 Inclusive. Rein; Made on a of Some Knr tain the Visitors Right Rof-DuMEg Thlr Sojourn in the Queen City. I.rrprllon trn hng mrt ir riliimnl (if the d'lrfatta and will attand thm annual uuwtinc Htaiaa I-aua of null.lln i ioi.I of tit Ohio gtata lagua A.oltiin, whlrh will ti held i iij J. and a. Tha nrt dy v.iinl to I ha liualnraa (if tha atata i Ami tha nlhera will ba ilvtn to .1 ttody.

Thla will ba tha flrat ti i Imtr liaa ovrr met In thla i Una rvaaon It la Iniandrd to hi vocal Ion a inrmorabla affair. nil In view, th'a varloua commit-i 'K I'olli loiivrnllona In charre I nrlthar rffort nor l(wni In lliorala pronrani for both a and their IhiIIi-h. Tha rom-. i i it i H.Mp.1 of aoiufl nf the rlty'a cltlxrna. who Inlrnil to iy (lie viallurs both prollla-' i itaunt limine haa been aelerted aa i und tlm bualneaa aeaalona will i ii It la Intended that the vlal-I not all of tliclr tirnn to nnd they will ba afforded many a In take In the aifhia of the 1 1 An auxiliary committee will 11..

i lntereala of the ladlra. International Importance. -m of both thu atate and are not only of great 1m-. 1. 1 the Ihouaamla of lta mambera, i.

Illn riitlona arn of general tntereat mil gi nrrully throughout thla i Kiida cviui forelKit countrlea await the report a with keen iv.ntl.in of the Ohio League will tii with lta work In ono day. f- will welcome the dcle- i hair, of the local building uuiii- Mini. Mayor Iempaey will extend Hie city Itlifua of Ia will preaide at the aeaalona. Thla i. w.ia i rkanlxed In Columbua in lKHli.

1 1 i.rcaent coniiioacd of about 171 naaociatlnna. with Mi. (am membera, umounllng to ii. am Intareat. of cJurae.

centera In untlon of the National I.eaKoe, and In ing to tha city over lil delt-gatea urloua lmna of the country. Thla tirguiilaed In t'lilcago. 111., In 11 I'fliJ. 1 he rounilcr or tlio Icaguti luia luiulrrcd valuable acrvlce the 14 ycara of lta cxlalonce vna Seymour Ocxter. of New York, who ii Dial time 1'iealdent of tha New 1 Mut, l.i-itxiie.

The rlrat annual niect- Ii. I I .11 during tli 'irld'a i flrat convention waa a. brilliant -a In reaptM't, and the raiKirt of aliowa that the agitation be- i i he league during that year had i- excellent reaulta. Judge who the flrat National 1'resi- waa alerted to auoreed Inmaelf. ronventlona were held aa 1SI4.

In lluftalo. N. 1HU.V Cleve- iiio; lsvat, I'hlladelplita, 1SVT. I.H1W. Omaha.

Neb 1 N. lia. lndlauapolla. Ind. Orlvana.

l.a IWC l'ut-ln Bay -non. Maaa llk4. tfault 8ie. Marin, New York I'lty. National Laafrua'a Program.

iiK la thu programfar the National Eirmm, ji lt US, 0 M. i V.ldreaa rred Ha.Vvf rreeident 'u r.iuuiy l.aague of LtuiUUng Aaao- ii a Annual Addresa Kranlc I. i' i i i 'nming, N. of cntdcniiaUs and reference commit le. Annual Heport H.

F. Cel Ohio. Annual Report Jieih Ivnl.idolphla. l'enn. I'ommittee on t'redentiala H.tu of I'ummitteea on finance na U.

K. Emmons, Tim Value of Organisation, u.iiiun. New Orleans, Lai. nKiAT. TVL.T 23, 2 P.

at. "Tha Uulldlng Aaaoclattnn aa V. Nagel, Hellavue, Ky. tor the Inventing Ijtthrnp, Fall River, Maa. i i In Nomenclature and In Re- v.Miwm Burk.

Philadelphia, Kx.atnslon for rroflt," W. Q. Mc Ohio. r.n Law for RulldtnaT and Ixwin i n. (leorge M.

Nattingor, Om nnuiut, JULT 'M. 9 A. at. "The State Lee-Kuea of Building i i Aasoclatlona and Their Work. rkina.

Charlotte. N. C. "ainall Homes of Confraie," ('oniwir Hanneaay. Near Tork.

A Home of Your Frank ie. of Itoeuon Herald. Boston. '1'roirreas In Saethods of Build i l.vin Louis A. Ire Ohio.

The Value of an Active Mem I. H. c. Royae. Terra Haute, lnd.

THtusPAT, jclt 2AV a r. at. Kffect of Karthquake and Fire Huildina; and Loan Associations Frederick II. Clark. San Oal.

i of Finance Committee. of Committee on Resolutions. 'Mud buslneaa. on of place for next meatmg. of officers (or the ensuing year.

Program of the State Body. is the official program of tha League: Ti Eitur ktoKKiNO. Jtn.T 24. 'mt session of the league will ba i order at 0:90 o'clock a. m.

-a of Welcome Henry 8 Rosenthal. Commute of Arrangementa. of varloua committeea. A- i addrca of the President, 3. Rata 1 rtation of credentials.

"Real Estate" L. L. Rankin. Preav iiuckeye Stats Bull dins- and- Loan -y. Columba.

Ohio. It. 1 1 of Committee on Credentials, TUBS DAT ArTBKJiooK. T' second session will ba called at p. m.

r. Fire Insurance" B. C. Shepherd, i.mt Secretary Buekeye -Building- and ixin Association. Daytoa, -The Bttlldin.

AaoeclaOon aa a to Borrow" wm. H. Kvans, Secretary the Wan. H. Evans BuUd and Loan Company.

Akron. Ohio. 'trer. "gome Legal Phaaea of BulMlnf Scott cfirnt, ClncmnatL Annual reports ef Bearetaxy- and Tree 'ir. Auditing and Standing: Smmlt- -'aeciianeoua bunnaea, nport of Comanlttee aa Jtseelutlone.

"ntloB ef aext Uoe of wetlng, -lectinn tf veaUM The Getters I Entertainment Committee' ia aouowsi el. Roaanthai. Recretarr F. Treeaurar J. C-Frei, F.

V. Peck- I Bohner. II. P. -C Lua, U.

11. v- I 20 OFFICIALS mm THE EXQUIBEIl. CINCiyrNATl JULY 10. 1003. iv mi fiia.1 i I i iiin imi The group of pictures ghewt tha officer of the Stat and National Building' Associations, which will meet In manual convention in Cincinnati.

4 Roth, W. preen, O. F. Wendell. F.

uke. F. H. Vorjuhan and C. Weldner.

Following Ik the ladles' committee: Mrs. Roaenthal, Mrs. It. F. Cellar! us.

Mrs. harlia Dupula. Mlaa Frieda Koenltsch. Mlaa -ecella Kvers, Mlaa Bailie Reuter, Mm II. Fllman, Mrs.

(I. Ilolx. Mrs. Joehnk, Mrs. Herman Rrockmann, Mra.

Itohert C. Oeorgl. Mrs. Charles K. ihnert.

Mrs. Oeorge F. Wendcl. Mrs. Ja-b Mrs.

II. IoJInger. Mrs. Jullua Fred. Mrs Chas.

W. Dupula. Chairman: Mr. Charles F. Hpreen.

Mr. O. Hols, Mr. F. arber.

Mr. II. II. Evers and Mr. F.

H. orjohan. Cellariua the Oldest Officer. Internal Revenue Collector Cellarlus. of b1a city, la the oldest officer of the league.

aving filled the Important position of Sec retary for 10 successive years, and not a tlta the euccess and growth of the or ganisation la due to his untiring energy. la report of the memherahln and condition tha league for the year Just ended Is not et ready, but ha says that It will be In few days. He gives out the assurance hat It will show highly gratifying Increaaea verywhere. As thla city in one of the milling association centers of the country. is Intended to entertain the reureaenta- Ivo home builders from al parts of the ountry in a niannnr thHt will leave nothing urther In that line to lie wished for.

The first building association of Cincin nati waa nrKanlsed July H. lwki. Another iih was formed In March. lWiN. and from una 4 to October 27 of that year nine more etles were born.

Fifteen spruiiK up In WW, two In 171) ami four in 1H71. The flrat or more of these organisations were Ger man. There was no secrecy about the, meet-lnks. but on the contrary every effort at uhltrlly was made. In February.

18.71. the County Treasurer ued In the Common IMeaB Court fur a rule. with the power of a Judgment, against seve ral building associations for the payment nd penalties as they appeared upon the upllca'le. This brought about the organ- xstlon of a union of societies under the aiiro of nlteil Building Associations of Hamilton County. Ohio," which waa effect ed In February of that year.

H. A. Ratter- man waa elected President. An Executive ommlttee waa organised snd the case fought blrterly. with the result In favor of he onganllalli.il.

Since that time the bulld- ng associations nf Hamilton County have not been vexed with the tax question, and he principle that the mortgages held by heae organisations are not a value, but a security for tho performance of membership duties only has been successful through a united effort of the associations and the licloua action of the Executive Commlt- ce. The Flrat in Ohio. In the first annual report prepared bv Mr. Cellariua, iH'puty Inspector of Building and Loan Associations of Ohio, It la slated thut the first uasotiatlon Incorporated In Ohio, as far ss tho records show, was the Delaware Building Association, of Delaware, the nrtlclea of Incorporation being Alex! with the (Secretary of State February 1S07. The Cleveland land and Building ljoan Association, of Cleveland, followed March 1, 1MI7.

Five other associations were organised In Cleveland and Ave In Dayton In the same year. The first association In Hamilton County- was Incorporated August 1. 1H17. under the name of the Cincinnati Herman Building Association No. 1, and waa followed In 1HH.S by Id other Cincinnati organisations During the period from 1KSO to 1800 a great many building associations were Incorporated.

During these years there was a great deal of legislation enacted, which compelled the Hamilton County league of Building Aasoclnllons to reorganise. A great deal of this legislation was inimical to the lnleres's of tho associations, and the league, through Its legislative commit tee, prevented many bad measures from becoming laws. The associations witnessed their greatest srowth during the period from to Won. I'nder the leadership of Fred Bader. who was President of the Hamilton County League, this organisa tion performed valuable services for the building association cause, not alone in Ohio, but throughout all the United States.

BURGOO Down on Pugh's Farm Drew a Swarm of Friends Who Saw Wes Wilson "Buried." 'Old Lucullus never best thla layout much," said Wes Wilson yesterday, aa his eye wandered over the line of succulent barbecued spring lambs to the great cal dron of burgoo, presided over by a white-aproned old darkey down at Colonel Joe Pugh's farm on the Lexington pike. "No. aah!" said the ancient son of Ham I done knowed dat Lew Cullus and his daddy befo' him, and neither of 'em could cook bu'goo like Cap Cadwallader." The death of Wilson was tha only un toward incident of the day's festivities. The remains were found under a lilac bush. To the solemn requiem of a colored brass band the body was borne in state to the barbecue pit, and Interred with honors be fitting a bon vivant and a true patriot.

The Big" Chief and "Cheeky" Maurer, nlm ble as woodland nymphs and dainty at sylphs. Interpreted "Turkey tn the Straw" to the splondld Accompaniment of the. re nowned Schnapps Band. Tom Cody, of cherubic face and manly accomplishments. walked some mi tea loosung arwr every.

body' happiness and then turned tn and walked home. Representative Rhtnock came from the cooling breeaea of Atlantic City to participate in the annual event. He tied Toes Witt for honors in the burgoo eating" sweeps takes. Colonel Dick McCotnaa aaw to the' telephone aocommooatlona. which were perfect.

There were so many rood fellows present that It is impossible. although unpardonable, to put their names in print. It la understood that the Sheriff expected to scan the list Monday for number whose whereabouts are at present unknown. Red Eke presented a miniature buttermilk aa para tor to Chief Pugh on be half of his friends as they departed. FORMER OHIOANS, Attended the Southern California 80- cietys Meeting.

aracULi. oratca xe rata bxwtuub. Ventoa. CaL, July 13. Four thousand former Ohioans attended the gatherina; today ef the Ohio Society of Southern CsJJ-tcmla on this beach.

The exercises were held at the Auditorium. A. F. Webster, on behalf of the beach, welcomed the guests. Amonx tho former residents of Ohio who spoke were ex-Oovernor Gosper, of Art-aona; ex -Governor Power, of Mississippi; Rev.

Vf. 8. Thorn too. of Long- Beach; c. Gates, ot Beach, end L- M.

Fall, of Loe Angeles. There wars prist nt Ohioans Radlanda, Riv-eraide, Ban Bernardins, Los Angeles, Pasadena. Long Beach, Santa Ana ana elsewhere. j-, It was decided to hold annual reunions at some convenient point every August. This year one will be hell at Long Beach, where OF THE' HOME BUILDERS.

The exceaalve heat of yeaterday was re-sponalble forhe enormous volume of business don, by the various resorts. The largest crowds of the season were In at tendance and the entertainment offered for their edification was up to the usual high standard. HAELOW IN "1492." The general attendance at Chester Sunday was very large. People thronged to the park all afternon snd until late in the evening. The bathing beach waa packed all day with hundreds of bat tiers and thou sands of others stood around and enjoyed the sports In the water The vaudeville has five specialties, and there is not one that does not deserve to be classed among the top liners of the whole circuit.

The show opens with the singers and comedians, Hyde and Heath, and they deliver their promised "Load ot Hay." Oua Leonard, in his burlesque magic snd music. Is a whirlwind of fun during his whole time on the stage ltadle Fur- man, the little wooden-shoe dancer and alnger, la on the order of the i eiebrnte.l Fanny Fields. The great LePage docs some sensational iuniutng ar.d pole vaulting, of all the animal shows that have been In vaudeville. Prof. C- Krlesel claims the best E.

Rice production, which Richard Harlow made famous, opened week's run at tha Chester Park Oiera House last night. Tha audience waa one of the largest of the opera season. Hat low, aa Isabella, of Castile, his original charac ter. Is as good as lie ever was, which Is saying volumes. James McElhern.

as the royal treasurer; Charles Fulton, as Christopher Columbus: Bam Mylle. as lion Juan, and Reuben Fax the hayseed; Tom lnce, as the King of Spain; Francis J. Boyle, as Felix; Blanche Rae Edwardes. ns Infanta Joanna uJ.iara Palmer, aa Infanta Catallna; Sylvester fur nish, os Bridget de Murphy; Edna Kerning. as Bob, the newsboy, and the favorites he chorus In the miner roles, all were ex ceedincly clever.

During Acts '2 mui .1 th, favorltea of the Cheater Company enter ain with specialties. Miss Renting. Miss Palmer. Miss Edwardes and Mr. Buyle.

In their songs, each received several encores and Sam Mylle. In his burlesque on Uncle Tom's Cabin, made a. pronounced hit. The song of Charles rultna. In the second act, also called for two repetitions.

MIKADO AT CONEY. The Coney Island steamers. Queen and Princess, carried immense crowds from the city wharf up the river, and the lnterurbans marked up another big day. According to the bills Coney this week has a monopoly of home talent, for. with Oscar Ehrgott's company of All-Cincinnati Singers tn the opera house, the vaudeville show brought out the Fries Sisters, of Norwood, who put up a neat vaudeville act.

and Bert Melburn. the merry minatrei of Hyde lark. Alice Alva does a musical act. Camilla and Fona do a neat equlllbfisttc. turn, and Al I.eonhardt injects clever comedy work In his juggling act Shuttle's band rendered popular programs afternoon and evening to large and delighted crowds.

It was easy for Oscar Ehrgott'a All-Clnclnnatl Singers t.i step from the tuneful measures of "Flotow," the old comic opera master as shown in "Stradella." to "The Mikado." of Gilbert and Sullivan. It was presented with the same conscientious care for de tails that has marked ail the productions of Mr. Ehrgott brief season of midsum mer music at Coney. Mr. Ehrgott has cast the opera with much care, and he last night produced results that even a pro- feasional cast might have- been pleased to reach.

There are in strong parts in "The Mikado." and so well fortified are-te Ehrgott forces that there was not a weak snot in the cast. On one point the audi ence was plainly In accord, and that Vti that the chorus fleets of "The Mikado" are exceedingly well rendered by the young folks who are backing up the prlnciDais this week. EOFP SCORES AGAIN. William J. Kopp scored another hearty reception at the Zoo last evening.

It was a record-breaking crowd for a Sunday even lng at that resort, and the crowd was es peoially well pleased with the band and the work of Mr. Kopp. There Is no longer any doubt as to the place that Mr. Kopp haa made for himself In the band business It has been a good thing for both the Zoo and for Mr. Kopp that he secured the en gagement at the garden that he is no playing.

Both the afternoon and the even lng at the garden were excellent from all points of view. In the afternoon the "Zoo March." recently composed by Mr. Kopp. and dedicated by him to Mr. Walter A.

Draper, secretary of the Zoo, was played for the flrat time. At both ap pearances of Mr. Kopp he waa energetic ally applauded for his perfect and con scientlous work with the cornet, and Miss Flora SchwarU waa likewise given a kind and generous welcome and recall. There began at the Zoo yesterday an engagement of Wormwood's Dog and Monkey Circus. The work of the Uttle animals under the direction of Prof.

Wormwood is ho good that to tell some of the things that they do would be but to excite incredulity. LAGOON'S NEW BILL. As waa expected the Laxoon pulled out big winner on- one or the best Sundays the al fresco parks hare been favored with this season. A splendid program of amusement was prepared by the mansganMBt and thoroughly enjoyed by the house ads who witnessed It. The vaudeville acta were Tailed avad each scored an Individual hit.

Prof, Strtcki wno waa blued aa the headlinerwas Tory seriously handicapped by tho sickness7 of his educated horse which occurred while en route to this city. Desalt, this bs we 00 with his trained docs and presented neat. little act that scored UDesnally well. The. two Graces, Frankie and BUly.

put oa a quaint act that took stronc. Mile. Yvette presented a very difficult act In coo- tort Ion. The Three Chadwlcka la a sketch entitled Hoovera Visit." csuxm tor their portion of S4provaL Mass Marls uiaraw naww out tno Mil with two excel lent new. illustrated songs.

-CheTeftne" and "Not Because Tour Hair Is Curly." Out oa tho open stage the Millard Brothers gave aa axJUMuoa 01 trick bicycle ridlngc SECTJJHailSHJBAjST). 1 A contract has just beawa. signed by tho Zoological Garden officials for tho appsavr-anoa at tho garden ta tho satter part of the season of aa English band-that is TTml-g direct from across tho water to play a tew sngagemoats in thla country oa lta way across tho eootinsot, aad thence to tha New Zealand Exposition. a The band Is the Besses a th Barn aggregation, and ta Just SO years old. Negotiations for the engagement of the band were I through Mr.

L. P. r.zc-k!c! t-c lor the 7- i ejr V'" sltion. and It was only after a good deal of orrespomtiiig and working of governmental red tai that permission waa secured for the stop at Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY BEACH.

Aa early as 7 clock the crowds congregated at every corner, and although cars ete run on two-minute schedule, they "were filled to overflowing before they reached I'ostofrice square Rain tfr threat-4- enlng weather doc not seem to affect the attendance at the cjueen City Beach. Bath lng In the flowing Ohio la being more and more appreciat.d by Cincmnatlana. and any who were wont to take a seashore rip will spend their vacations at the beau- ful bathing place across lbs river. e- CONEY'S HAS VEST HOME. Coney officials yesterday formed plana for annual rail festival and Harvest Home bleb winds up the season at this resort.

was to hold festlvsl from ugiist 17 to inclusive, and the Harvest Home Juhllne on Thursday. Friday and Sal- rday. August .1. 'J4 and U.V DOOM OF THE CLUCUS In England Will Follow the Passing of the New Bill. rK.

IAI fIBIt TUI rNgl'ISKB. Ignition. July Kv -The acrobatic iirofes- lon is threaten. 1 with extinction ky the dangerous performa btil. hit la before the House of Commons.

If till. measure a law circus perform- nces will i'O Illegal In England, aa no woman and no girl under 1H and no boy nder Id will be allowed to take part tn ny performance Incurring danger to life Urab. The lull, which haa lieen called for by- he deatn of one or two girls while en gaged In ai robattc feats. Is strongly op posed by the music hail and circus Inter tit. It la declared that the proposed law will put lti.i persons out of employment The prohthltlon against young performers enough to kill the profession, ss cto- iats and rMers are necessarily ralne.l from an early age.

"Su a law." says Belbely, of the American Vaudeville. Combine, who is now London, "woul.l prevent any of tha sreat American circuses from touring Eng- and 'These circuses. Including Barnum Ml Hailey. li.ntlmu llroa and Fnrepaugha. em ploy about acrobatic performers who constitute their rhlef attractiona None of them could afford to dispense with hese performers.

If they did they would have no show-. Tight rope walking, bare back riding and trupese werk would all be mt under the ban." M'BETH PARK IS DARK. Iiiitatch to ths igriKss. Lima, Ohio. July 15.

It developed here to-day that Messrs. M. C. Barney, Cleve land, and E. C.

Hollingsworth, of St. Mary's, who leased McBeth Park July I have not only closed the theater but gone from the city, leaving the actor and all park attaches as well as the urban and In terurban systems owning- the resort with out any payments. Payments for privileges sold for thj sesson were pocketed, and dur lng khe two weeks' conduct of the park the promoters failed to psy out any of the receipts. The vaudeville artists on for las week were left penniless, and a benefit per formance was given them to-day. Fsrny Is said to have gone to New York a week ago.

and Hollingsworth has Just been lo cated at his parents' home. In St. Mary's, but refuses to return. HOME FOE AMERICAN PLAYS. srSCtAL maSATCR TO TBS BXeriBSB.

New York. July 15. Philadelphia's" Chest nut Street Theater next season will be the home of a permanent stock company and center for the production of plays by American authors. By an ar ran gem en with Nixon and Zimmerman, the managers. Klaw and Ertanger get all the time at that house from January 1 to June 1.

WILL ACT IN HER OWN PLAY. arBCTAL DISTATCB TO TBS BSQCISBB. New York. July IS. Miss Edirh Rowand, formerly a clerk in the State Department.

has written a play of Washington Ufa, en titled "The Senators Wife-' It Is an nounced for a Broadway production the oomlng season, and the authosess will play ona of the leading roles. CAPTURED Was Eli Plonkett and Charged With the Murder of His Father-ln-Law Three Years Ago. Night Marshal Timothy Crow, of Ludlow, made an important capture about midnight when he arrested Ell Plunkett snd landed him behind tha bars. Tha charge against Plunkett is murder. In the early part of February, 1908, iicnkeu had a quarrel with his father-In law, Thomas Soughley, an aged resident of Ludlow.

Plunkett. it is said, plunged knife Into the old man's head and then escaped. Soughley. who waa TS years of age, died a few days later. Some days ago Marshal Crow received 'n formation that Plunkett was tn the neighborhood- and visited i wife, who still re sides In Ludlow, after dark.

'i Crow watched the house last ilght, saw Plunkett lsxve, and srrested him Just ss bs waa passing under ths Cincinnati Southern Railroad bridge- CONVENTION SERMON Of Totutf People Union lkroachal By LooisTilla sasjOgtar. Omaha. July U. Tho fifteenth ta-tsraatioaal convention of tho Baptist Toons; People's Untoa of Aaaerlcal closed I ta-alght with a Luassa i alloc servioe eoav-dnetod hy. W.

H. Oeattwelt, of Oiloago. Thhi waa prsceded by aa address by A. K. Dnbasla, L.L.

IX, of Chicago, oa "Our Response To OosTs Gift of Power." This fortoooar visiting clergymea fined tho pulpits of tho local ch arches, and this afternoon tho eonvwatioa sermoa waa sW-Bvered by S. T. MuUlna, IX. of Jvouis- TflJo, JSy. THROWN FE03C A CaiX.

srBcua, Bararca ts tss sstroiBss. Indians noh a. Ind. July rounding a curve at Tswaty-eeventh guest to-night at full speed several persocul were thrown viol ea try from a heavily losded Rivsa-ssds Park ssjv The oertousty Injured worn Mbs-tus-lsrw. of 21ft ast Tenth street; Injuries to back that may prove fatal.

Iva Guy. 19fl2 North Pennsylvania street; collar bone F. Kell. conductori had and fare mashed. The ir.jurt.-4 tre a to U.a Cry lng of Ik.

wi of I a 1 VAIIISHED hick's tear--- ewes raws spa-tag a afsre. a rry sat IsDemocMo Hdp'o; -Of; J. ef "I French lick' Staid Cams -V jX National Chairman: a --1 Frobibla Tfet Fibbufci'i Cm tag TrlifcWlU 'BW Con-siderablt Political Significance. arsr-tat. oovaTcs To rss aseoiasa Indutnaspous, July 15 Without show.

a desire to gloat over the misfortunes T. Taggart ths managers of the Republican campaign have already satisfied them selves that the raids on ths gambling casinos at French Lick and West Baden have robbed the Democratic party of any chance victory in the coming stats campaign. nd that It will be an easier victim thsn ver before. They are quite sure from the Information I they have already received that Taggart' tw. n.m.iiii n.r h-.

1 Politicians 'fit Disaster fa I pisceu it in sucn naa ngnt with me BTeeiiplubj btl fanned to d.i mass of law and order voters that nothing an be done to counteract it. According to I .1.. lk.U ha .1 1 I anon win not oe cnaagen maienajiy ir Taggart resigns as National Chairman sad Kimuii to ih. I -w. They ssr that the die haa been east and I that the last hope of the Democratic party I i.

I jiuuiii. .111. oeu urn ii.n was dragged Into the lima light by the min ions of the law and shown to be closely related to the gilded gambling Joints, even hough be was sot a proprietor of one of hem and was opposed to a continuance of llietr existence. The casinos have been a thorn In the flesh the law and order element so Ions that hat It la not dlBcult la see wherein their oartv will benefit he th. action of I Governor Hanly.

and how th. Democratic loss will be enhanced because of Taggart a I leaderahlp ot the party and bla prominent I connection with French Lick Incident. I On the quiet, many of the Democratic I I I leaders are taking this view of the sltua-land lion. A few months sgo they thought they I as 1 loe rally patronised ss that nf his rom-saw a ray of hope, owing to the diaaatls-1 peutor at Weal Baden, the latter Is ea. ap- fartlon expressed over Governor Hanly I vigorous way of doing things, but In spite I Taggart.

according to the stsl.inenis of hia of Taggart protests that he was not con- I friends. Is forced to beer nearly sll of it. be-nected with the game at French Lick, andleauee of his prominence in state and na- that he was tfylng to stpp It. they have I about concluded that It la too late to make! much headway toward convincing the Dam-1 ocraiic masses that ths, party Is not to blame for ths embarrassing conditions at French Lick, Taagart has been its sckuewledged leader many years. its many oi cna prominent Democrats I the Impression is deep-seated that the re- I quiem of the party was sung, for the pres-I eut campaign, at least, when the casino on I Taggart premises was raided.

They do I not see now how the handicap can be over-I come this year. I Not many politicians throughout tha state I I believe that Taggart wlil resign as Chair- I the first week of September, snd will pro rims of the National Committee. He has I ably attend the likes Peak celebration en been under Are before and has navsr shown the while' feather. He has been a "game" loser, aa well aa a good winner, and although there is said to be a growing demand in his own stste for his retirement It is not thought that he will step down and out. Those who have been keeping In close touch with the political situation In Indi ana say that the French Lick raid came at I the critical lime In Taggart's career ss party leader.

They believe that for some time he realised that he was on very thin ice with his party, and that be would have to manipulate matters more skillfully than ever before If he retained his position and rein trenched himself. Thousands of Democrats In Indiana have been dissatisfied with bla leadership since the stste delegation was instructed for Judge Parker two years ago, and they have been hard for him to restrain. They have positively refused to line up with the party since then, and even before the French Lick raid they were waiting an opportunity to go after him properly. It Is believed that they will now feel that their opportunity has come and that they will not hesitate In making plans for his re- tlrement, even if he does not show a dlspo- sitlon to quit. Tha French Lick develop ments may mean ths relegation of the en tire Taggart outfit, which has dominated the party In everything for many rears.

If this thing had only happensd before the Democratic State Convention." ex-Mar- or Hoitaman grimly remarked, in discussing ins raid. Bat bs stopped at that etgulneant juncture, it was sasy to draw ths Inference from his manner that the raid means ths beginning of the end of the maa he, regards ss a political enemy. It would not bs sur- prising If the League for Recovery of the Majority Kale, which was organised to flght Taggart. will become the nucleus ot an organisation to retire hum. The indorsement of Wniku.

Brvaa at tha recent rkeaao. ri. r- van Hon Is believed to bays bees a movement on Taggart's part to rebuild his political fences and to make good with tha man who seems to be leading the Demo cratic. tTssklentlal nee for -all. It Is saia mat -rsggan part in ins Indorse meat was not Inspired by a desire to dig Hearst or side track aim as a Presidential rrosaihU- ity.

but for ths purpose of pLadng himself at the bead of the Bma trocaaalon Charles Walsh. Secretary of the Demo cratic National Ocammtttso during tho Bry an campaigns: was acre urine- tha atat eonventlon. and he asked Taggart openly whether or not be expected to bs continued ChaJrmaa bseaass of Bryaa'a inilsrse msnt. Taggart sidestepped at aW-st. bat flnallr informed Walsh taat ba had no such plan In mind.

Pohtkdaas bare do not beikrva. however. that Taggart will stand any ahow wrtb Brvaa. la view of the da-rwatmaraaata ax French Lick, aad that the lax tar baas ssored the last vestige of hops of his being ooatkaaed as Matsonal Chatrmaa or a bisoj aar of tha contina-ent that will maa.ee the aaxt Tsmocrauo nettatiel r-'gi esse Manv nuhtlo tnsa say that tha aaoat ear. ar-unaT faature of tha Siiaatioa to tbaaa la that.

Taggart enmiS ta have snisJaaurad aaibuo ssBitsneat la a anattsr la whkaa ha was so vttaliy esjskjsriasd. They decsare that it la art reus that sock a rMmd aavat anaw tar at tha mUdcal game BhsoJd bave faUaal oswn so badly whsa It msatt aavo basa ap parent to every aaa that tha wave ef re- form would evwatually swesp at tho asa. e.eno area thooga tbsy were aa chared so snagiy as JLick Vailev. TaTarttocaBoratBn angsmMsra chancer wit tho pabile aad tho atata asV xeanlstrBXaoa afbsr bo- bad a gssa sppar toalty -ta save Jhimastf fraan basafllsilBf ks tho OBIS ISO that aa Bjeuaarl rriawaav vrbav baso- av n9sMT tor s-. by him ea.

ovwrythlasT be dosa. are adamu tiaur that ba esxrasd ths placaar taTtho won tar bsctsr aaT yawHtsafry tt ss) abolished tha aastao firanBsatu thars was aa ag' eemiBt with tho atata aa thorttles htst winter that Jt aboald bs rlassfi. It as tha baOsef of taaa whs apparsatly are ta posttioa to know sornethiBg a boot stats secrets ths noUUng more wan. Id save been said about Tsrrxrt's ponriectinfi the no: --T: r-'T -t 1 1 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I efBan Ike Reeubikraa Isaiira. asv4 It la aW4aarataa4)ng that tae atata aJsalata- tasMagki aaieatmiaai ktaa late Waaarakla af I ma aaaaall MVry.

aUlaVMWti Qorvrswr lUary kaa sot wararreal la lua us sa ader erwaavoa. kat fxUHiAaa that tlae sxaate aa- Ukartue swial haw ave ar It tarfsww awreoaalir tai reeal aay ejant Itt- te-irara last the aaaotie ef tna rreDC Ufk Va4ay awight save awtaat far tkw eaa. aa-sataaneai ef their rMa ar far taartr prV ate jsta, bat a mtiauattoa the na- rScjaaaljr. apgaint4 Moaia Carta, weave tosBrtJrd wtta the sstllr ask 4 internes y- ts wave, so Ike rrueass easily lassaTBed. by th aservwrster sad AXssr Ocassral Miller was tasrliable.

Jttst why Taggart. who has bad his ear to tsat arsoBd for yesrs tat seise. Use slight. rhaags ie puMVe east rt meat, shoald have ororlnsksd lbs syaTuMoens that wore eeesly bsgiisfsetsd ass last the Jrreavob Lick Valley eslaoa ha ssari rhsa the average snntBHaa eoet asTare out. The only aoluUoa ther bave- Is fast bs smsapiy ovsrioobed kus baad aad anlapUred tho cards be held.

lUBie. SSaHaast rrysieUMBed va-y rs-hUy as-siast the rresx-h Lick raatna after Bel dlselesurae that former Audlter ef State DaVVd K. Hwrnek had gasb44 away Several dollars there welonsnng to Bis latlln was never new raasaa Slbaal 'far of Bherrtck's ihertosminas tbers. but asre are aaaay who bave always besa arnstr aavnoad tbsir swb saiad that SherrVk yet bis downward saaurt sur- lsvg hje ssssuerkiB srirb tha gambaerB of the rrewe. ldcfe Valley After ha was reinssred from sf harri ck a rbeck books were turwed over to Oovernor Hanly.

showing rhat he had separated himself himself from a large amount of saonsy toy some proceea during has visit to French I Ark ml the beginning of his first sdmlmstratlnn In a bitter reply to the entioim of Sbemck'e followers of his method of removing bun. Oov-emer Hsaly publicly charged that anerrtrk had lost several thousand dollars st French Lick, and he vowed then that be would abolish the casinos Many people behave that the Oovernor would BOI have proceeded against Taggart and Lee W. Sinclair, of the Wast BaeVn. st this tMne but for the prodding ef Wil liam Randolph Hearst, but those who see in position to know something of his pians say that he waa getting ready for the cli max long before Hearst started after Tag gart. Many believe that ths (aovemor went after Tassart and Sinclair with a view of adding to his laurels as a reformer, but hie man.

Mr mat whatever bia prsuoal nw 1 I easel SWtal KaaVWek rWasB ft Hat fsati zVs rCXJ flV- Taggart Is bearing the bmnt of the public Raden The West Baden Monts Carlo was known throughout the entire e-nuntry long before the one at Taggart waa raiate usnea. Tk. U' r.A or many years was br a lot ef plungers, who threw thousands of dui lars Into the games with as kittle evirw em aa a sure-thing gambler would was" a Vl lar after thoroughly convincing that he couldn't lose Oames for almost fat.u loua sums a r. said to have la.n common at West Baden In former day a. aid for a long time the real sports who visited the valley to gamble bung out exclusively there.

Taggart became a factor tn tha valley al- most before the Ink was dry on the deeda transferring the French hotel property to hrra and his aaaoriatea. He put a lot of ginger Into the bualneea and he practically arrorapianw rrvnunoa io e-nrtA iitinsr I ersi ffhar tilm of the public to the vafl.y, and the publie waa not long In getting some racy stones about the famous gambling Institutions Although Taggart waa not the originator of ih.m while his casino was not as Isrge. or Ing the bulk of the public rrltldam. while tlonal politics. If he ware not National Chairman they aay that very little would have been eaid about the raid of the state authorities be- yond the limits of Indians.

a a It Is probable that Vies Prealdent Felr- banks a Western trip next month win have considerable political slgnlflcanoa. and that the "spellbinding" bs will Indulge In will only tie a aide Issue lie will deliver an ad- dress st Osawsuamla. Kan August an. aad another at Dodge City on the following day. He will ge from there to Boise City.

Idaho, for the National irrigation Congreae route home Hla trip will give him an opportunity of retting In touch with the party leaders of several Western states, and rt 1a likely that he will Improve It. Soma of hla shrewd lieutenants may accompany him Ths Vice President's plans for the sum mer are rather Indefinite, but 1t Is likely that he will visit at least a doaen ststes before Congress reconvenes. During the three days allotted last week by the State Board of Tax Commissioners to the hearing of th. representatives of the railroads It wss Intimated by aorae of the latter that there would be no opposition to Governor Hsnly's plan to paea a two-cent tare law at the next session of ths Legis. laturc One prominent railroad attorney who has always been a factor in the legislative lobby here said that the railroads bad learned a leasoa from their experience In Ohio last winter, aad that personally he felt that It would be useless to offer sny resistance to a two-cent-fare law for this stats.

Ha predicted that most of the railroad companies will tske the same view, and there will bs practically no opposition to the bill. Governor Hsniy assured the rep- rrsentstlves of Ths roads that tha two-oenl- tars bill will certainly become a law. haJrrnaa Goodrich nas snout completed his Executive Committee, aad may an- Bounce It within a few days, it known for some time thai rl- c. Btarr. of Klchmooo.

wouia do resppotnisa CBairman. Hs hss been one of the pillars of ths stats organisation for several years. Elmer Leonard, of Ft. Wayne, formerly Twelfth District Chairman. Is to be a ber.

He Is regarded as ona of ths best er- ganisers In tha northeastern part of the stats. Judge James K. Piety, nf Torre Haata. who is said to ba me "King new" or I Vigo County fsrtkoas Just new. ks slates for a place oa th committee He was asked several weeks age to become a mem ber.

Judge Piety waa ono ef tns seen who managed the of Daa Ouvasn, el RsckviUs. for District Cnatrmaa. Charles Setfret. a newspaper maa at Washington. Is to be appolated He will receive the posttisei for which ISsl u.

Hill, Bloomlcgioei. Treasurar of State, was saentlooed Hill aad John Btllbatmer, nominee for Auonor. asaea tor sa-uret a sp- pointmrnt. Self ret has yst ts wm bis spurs la ins poiaicau gaaae aer. Chairmaa Goodrich has not dels-mined Anally whs the fifth awker will bs.

bat was kearwes lo-oay taat aw same ass Boa. besa mQooa punuciy in coeuascuoa stub tho com same Jay Wood Wilson, of Marlon, whs It wss tbooght woasa no aspoaaxoo. wtu box so maaatrr. it Is saa taat as te Sarvs oa aceoast of Polltlaaas hers are besaanlag to auarb bbsto taaa ordinary sagwtatmace lo -th ae- Uon of tho Rapabiknas Jotat sisslinsl trtet af Bsadoiph aad Jay Cewatess ta la- sVaratTaC the rsadmary sc aes a tar J. Hssasaway far 11 alsetana aad Instrwotlcg taosr ssaaiasi.

Xatbaa Hswkina. of Port- mad, so ewto for Sassisr Masses way st ts- mm. sawsais that tha first district ta pledge Its ts Ssaatsr Bssasaway was the waacb Clasli sssa Ooodrtcb, Caloa Hnat. caajramaa or uo suirway usas- stoa- J- M. lAriketxa.

u-exy vtmnct AUsrasyi Xdward T. Jmjw4rle. aad ota. ler aaa asam iava isswy oc poUUcaaaw that agsliast BwSaVasr tasaassrway two years bsari bat taw a ansa ac tas aiay-Jasaootpa atstrast wa swwajavsry aavw a isbbsbli ss at tss St. asaia aavo "too isv xmm rss ttoava aaa usisibms aaa aay sssa at- seaag a raadldata aa ho te aaa sf hss ClialiiBB OsedTtch la ales very frl sadly to tha OsasiBor.

aitbsagb ba lam Hamas a ay aa bo for him an Inst aay owe eaBB. It lv. boas isr. that tho Isaorsissent ef fisa atea? Bemeaway by bis district will bs taken aa eonrtusve that ths Governor cf t- a a tor--1 cs- fa I ths he hat ojsj his Mil llo all ea. to wi Aartj riesiag, of t-ve CWTwaaad ULV I Om Deal.

I ite pass Iww eae taw alia Intention Was Good; Bit He May Gaii liftraiatUi tie Tenr That Will Chin His Mind Re-gtxdlig His Bill AasAuaiers De Xe Wait RmI That Cat OeUsMw Br Aaeritatdi Whe Vbit fUrepe. asra re vsa sesriSM New York. Jwly li -A cable World Is as fnMowe- -When Vrw Lxng-wearth sets hark lanes is as gwtag lo he an eathsoiastle evei Mil la Csmgrwee te appropriate B5. provide permanent reetdewree foe ABBsartran A mbaaeaSors and Ministers abroad unleee I loe. ray guees.

widely known Amertraa stptnmal retired liat. wte. i. ni in londoa with family LaWigworth ta not going tn bear aey Ambassador or Mima er aay h. wanta the paea.

I i if oairaa if l- rasa, to a pue interview tk.y would speak for It and prsoae th. generosity of t'ortgreee. Or ej the Mmi rver)biMl who im no the in aide know. Ovat the) upon It w'tb anything but faor It gtr.a kern rvld shlters down be back Just lo thins of lotLgen.rth. it Ie w.il kawn.

baa aapirau ir.a hisnalf And b. 'k time be l.aa maS Na tour of toe karnta. capllala and had a heart to heart ta will. Amba.aa.lot. le will kaow abiut their tna.a ani bow Ih.y woa be laj ee e.

6 If the Aak-beeaedor bad I In a h.u. the G.it ert.metii "What belongs lo the G-'Verameal to tse people. the noUua that pue seeare a few ttMiand anvw.g th eighty mu.lons of Amerlrwna And if tn.y o.ok.f hi ta A mtaaeae I lar boae bir.gs I. they euuil eetvllng trunk Ir lilriar tjtth letter, a. i kt kind a rKni they tM ee.a-rr as much as aiettir.

t.u". n.an r.Qt own Iiium. ew b. i an of tiualj i aa 'Trieia le Whlt.Uw K.ll tn lin.n In I'art. raar nuf T.r in liarlln.

lleorg. Meyer la St. -rg and Harry V. bit. down lo Koit of have been tn n.

eertw. (or aara and tin epent enough in rec.t a uri-erait or a tUIn of arne(l. Itbrariea it you i-an tt your anat.n. they would n.K f.r tbetr tairk If they rsjuld g.t 1' and Has to taaa a maa-alon thai t-longt-d lc.iia;ir: tj U. nam "Wh.n WciViiiK-k w.at to frt a few yeare ag h.

look a t. boue fa. ing the Na. a rtlaoa pal'. ani enough for the t'aar at.

h.a an 4 pal.) for It out of Met i. a porket. of r-ure on. dark anortiy aftr be IimI Ka.aai'n. anotrarr moved In aleo.

In th. baoaeni.nt m. father and sis rklldraan as4 remained ua-duarovarrd lyr several weeks At. 4 howl of rage aa went forth when thy were ejected Why couldn they sia th hou waa enough. Ih.re was plenty of room.

It waa lb buetne of the Anartran AlV-taador to lok after ta poor ike Am.rt can tioveriimetit took oar of lla I' In ery rouniry, Ac "And If th. A mb.asad Ts koue lu the GotemraeBt ttere w.Mjid two or thre dosen Anaaru-wna aayir.g ta same thing year "That la a small percentage out of ins thousands who g. Kur-t-e ear But they i.iuld g' aiticgn to make any A mtaMilur a hia In England. aermaar. ail over Europe In fact -even in r.puh.i an France -the Inplomatlc Corps la r.

r-iited th srislocrscy The rank snd of be po- pl. know no more sbout tb.m tre-irally than Ih.y do of the Imagine a German or an K.gl.ahman traveling tn an other country and lust dropptrg in to pay his to hie Ambassador without knowing him peraonall. It e.ild er.at. a eaneaUon at that particular imlant Hut bapprna at the American Eantavaay ev.ry day In the week TUB ABTBaiCAaT WAT. Tb father of th.

family i ome in ti shake iand and us th Hs i -la his f-t on lb. table and talks potltlce f- ar. iur or two with The enjoy hia stories and ar g.ad to la. a the Washington news But the nest day th mother con.e. an 1 ants heraelf and daughter pre.et.t.d cmrt Th'a ta naturally in nioat raaea.

whereupoa the Ira: lady la to exclaim: Aad what on earts ia the Am. basaador for if not t.i take car of when I com to Kurope" "Th. sam. question is on th It ta of tn. man who wanta to borrow lie get home on.

and who offers his calbng card as his only credential, or th. young g1r! whs wants to stsy and study musw: or art a year or fVo longer "A few years ago an Inane ruetom prevailed among eosne of ta. Qovernore of states to fumleh all repewtabl. traveier with aa open letter or imrooocnon to aii foreign praeentstlvea Th thing waa ss-aura. of cours.

and had la be dlsoontisiaad "Irutlag that period 1 was wakened at o'clock on wtater nvimlng by a lady who seat such letter into my bedroran after aroaslng the wkols bouaehaid fraaa slumber She told the srrvsnt that she had Just arrived, so thinkiag that wan at tuns of gr est Importance was on hand I maaa a hurried toilet and weat down. What d.d ana want. I asked 'I want attention. aba reviled "I hav a letter to yoa from sty Oovarsor. I want sttentlon "And now" reaatrnwed I bia s-Ambaaas-dor.

laughing. you are ever la my hoene town drop la to see m. and I show you photograph thai wtt emus yea The King waa earning past the lailissst. tiding ta Stat, and ear whole eta was growpad out Is frost Jo saints ham. Jset si tha psyckotoglral Biiaaaiiit arfees I took oeT my hat ts htm sa Asset-Iran iadr raaaa farsarl and Slapped right ts freest of av aad r- ewtved his bow ss for herself ftosa eaa aad lbs tain eta aad I bars the pae- tara stTIOX QAXZS.

see i 0 4 4 4 ttas ai ths sshy by idltol eVaws: lseeeereo iseeesoea- ItHlll" JeoisislL eeaioeee st (a. bart; arB aad Paaaa. "raeives To rss sveersrs. 1 ii- as JgawsawOka. BasKywlr 14-Ta.

Mt leva htlaraaaa 1 jjjjjjjj Oa'wSTVaaessUS ill laA by a eataae ef Bs 4 biair af the II law Bass rail im I a i sad weaar. Si till, ysty a -Tb. Ii i is PaaaS was trees ths sti niayi's Pallas, shsiusg la In i sat by ths seas at tat VOSBaa. saar.arw aa vara asspysBaa ibiiTTi IsmL. Jaty tA-Ta rismiltls Bw am Sifislil eh pjiaaaitBi Alkl.alaa baaa aikkstbas owwwwwww a 1 Hia'i" JlVcT-r sBdOaBf 4 IB astlaS.

Ww "eaaa Vy as eeaare fsam 1 Ik i ly, la taaa sskHSiia. BnTaias Uasrse this has faas ing last Mr Man Mt 14 at'" the tea si I 1 1 I isies easi as Mtntu era Bi I "-ewre er-a. -eaJ t. a a a 1 aeaar-t Bas 'mm I aaaaa4 a tw A I ikamjl eat eaa etwee Memrfc aad la rsat a. hi is bam fVveasers.

aa. Ji, pro- aaasers of the arttbnaJ gas In mt Oevelastd say Ike Saavl saoskd mm tarwwgh wtihla a eBart tsa. A. Watkaw that new eaant- re-ay and theo sal Seat, bwt wilt retars week. -Mr.

White esd tse thai bs IWl ssare aful than ever a iilag aase is eta as L. hi esse. alary oi nas I'nXeal sad ITWrtrV Cssssssr where I ine aaargar a sea. ka naisassH week rvsartlraly ertarag has agreed ascaa there, aad I LBIwe Ba iraaesTee he sa le la the la lac pert or A White has posts. a 1 1 Ik trip te ro te Se-eeSe SSars lusva ta.

Ike He WIN aat here ie give iweasa tn the CtsxSaukert 4aal. Ivmf Tor a Ly-achlng Whoa tho Parreasaaa Assailant saw. era tee aaajcisea laiaatan. I Jay IX ef Mawg swob lias greeted IB imia. of g.l veate.

luaeaett. Be fT. k- awe Wounded petretaasa Raaesea kea a sees Haakert wes si n.ia-S ae raw 1 taraia. I 1 aad wa. 1- --a hw Km iftirsw Thar, waa a eraw4 at" a eeaJ hur.1 ma at tb.

ale 1 a. a TV anaire aes Kil Into a rerr.ge an.1 ras to alL Swirsaei by a. er-gTI ah Al aaaaalgBI tfeer ar nadv at ann. ikai a I forming kM Wul4 sin aa wa if daylight fuk4 IK age. a mraa COLUMBUS May Be Ignored Entirely Ii tbf Slfftlti sf Pliff Far the State (Tfitii.

Dayton Gain, in Faior. Bet Canton Has Soma Vota. (eBBittvgars Maj lake Goatl S-ater Dirk'i ThrrU Rrcaraisx tse ity. ra rn aa aa. aaa i iM.a.t.a i hn.

U- I 7i ur. adi.r.f aj re aa n- -r. It K.pwt..Mn ra. n. mi ta aa u.e t.

of haadtag i.i.tio:. in r.t a atactor are wurs. r.g in bahaif of tfci i 1. tual wp 1. la a-ea.

asg-tMn ariaur D.ca I.a.i e. bas met with of t.e mmmitlktiUA lu Nat1.ra.l7 ba trwoaai a ih ta a. and thee ir.fl i. lrty aajlon feaie tbat II has a akara In I e.aateat Tn. tkat the pa-o'eat would pr ant any rwdicel arikn la and tb 1.

tt of tl sia'a. -t ar. war.rtrg 1st a.mi le be galnlag wh .1 wan. Intel that w.re 1 I-e- 'ad month ago a po a eel 11 1 XI for Col uaM te a-. I 4ar ar.d on.

acb for 4 ai.t 1 aer h.ard fn.no or a.r -V. m-k3 a w.re la fan of a.i e.i VI I yrr and Fraal Has: liw-ir. t.l I. allrf-e. ef Akron tnwt jrf II I to, kl A Karer.ner of i Miuri.1 Maxk.

"tev.law4 h.rga hill 11 Plppa of Saw I ng-on. ar4 n.ii kl i.i. '-aniaa solar a -lay laaake wired l.a I r. waa now undecided, which red'-frf ha maorlly to a reliMriti Mile I is Bar. tor I dl rw-t r.

i a a tor lurk a InairV-t I'ranrla. of Cuyai.nga jartknfl. end W. Targarden. of Ireeri a Haa bo wr are now for 11ber Iwyton edar I'olr Mark llr of I lap ton aia.

at that ttm le now foe laatiuw i. asm atata alter la rof tot i mumtnaa of Toledo fUKTiKary of 'h i r. mi to aay anything la idtaaa of th. mealing Caninn bas tb vo. of takers, ef New I'bJlaoWlphia.

aa4 will axleu get Uuei of Jot a I Filth, cf Tawnaatsww. wtae rs-reaen'a tb. t'aitue Duatrart. Isspi i tK of liat of thoae who were far Colasabu early la Jera revaale that mast 4T tbaaa are so eke to tWckatnr Isrk as ts ta upon to do pretty mea-B aa ha would daalre There BnSly oearar wet lag lo a a sblfl tn tha IsjaV-atlowa ban tt ai.w Wks as If t'laaasw waa to ba laaorad and thau InVk a thrwat will be sal gwu4 lo tbat esteat edar Itslnt has practVcaUy canty tea firet-rbnlra votes WIleaa. af aWadiaaSy.

and Back of O. vet aad. and it is baarlag Ih be act ef tbe storm at aeww-paper oBtxawraoei Thai Ism i 1 1 1 tbe tbaam for Dayton If It aavewld be dartdaa te fall bark toa tbe tarin as lbs aaadiaag basts Casta a ckaataa win ba kalpad vo swssraB argtst-av Sawator rta-k bas daftly pnawtad owl thai tbe I fcoa aarar cawiig aawa be will a pUgrinaage te tb stvriwe ef MraUaeey. Tti apoaoe of bat aa'rlsa. road Bias be Sled ai SB a essay lbs data Siaaiaikar VS.

tbe aanlvaraavry ef the bet tl ef Lake tVns uaSav Perry Iiartoa parts est as asJ te si i la Ha Wartwwal eWldjaVe Haaae la vbrw th battaawd BsUhS ef tbe SJasa who taaagh lav t'aaow Thas fsr a dlrwet Sf isl bas af Catbae ar ka- ('4urabasr awry erg-sa ks thai It baa par and Beattar I sera It was eakt Ii farcies la-day te have Jw4ar thai aa effort wsuld be i Hags hteikiB. ef Sasthy. ts bs a State altresf Oa plac tbe lass Oaara appotat him. It mi orncx Win sWTaJewdsUatCryegTo fiy rsllsstsr Waadswf. Cabsa.

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