First, Best and Largest.
INCORPORATED 1885. No._______
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I     .,1   jugii  uectven   tll^^MIPWli  11."...        ..          I
I    mayor, tbat^MjIPWring no discredit to    I
I    1111 'iitolliillfflltff^l '   1 1    of this city, that    I
I    yUmPTarthfu 11y and honestly direct the    I
I    city government and turn all the rascals    I
I    out.                                                                   I
HUGHES !S CRITICISED I    BY WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS _
I Resolutions Aaopted in State Conven- I
Jjra, Demanding: Equal Pay for      1 '' ,,   ^Schp^l Teachers..                1
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I GK.VEVA, Oct. 20.—The closing ses- I I sion of the Wonians Suffrages convention I I was held here Friday morning and was I I devoted entirely to business.                     I
I Criticisms of Governor Hughes, which I Iwere frequent during the convention re- I ¦garding equal pay for New York school I ¦teachers, found expression in a resolu- I Htion adopted by the convention in which I lit was decided to petition the Governor I Hto take immediate steps to inquire into I ¦all such class discriminations and to I ¦Vecommend in his annual message to the! ¦Legislature all requisite reforms.           I
I A large number of recommendations I Hwere also submitted by the Executive I ¦Committee to be carried out by the suf-l Bfragists for the advancement of the po-l Bitical rights of women. There were sx-l Bjressions of satisfaction that themeer-l Bng liad been so successful and a hearty I Bfeeling of good will toward the people I Hof Geneva for the hospitality and good I Bwill shown the delegates and visitors I ¦luring the convention.                            I
¦  The   joint   invitation   of   the   Political I ¦Equality Club of Buffalo and the Cham-I Bber of Commerce of that city to hold the I Hnext convention there was accepted.        I
I       HARRISO1T KOGEES DEAD.        ]
¦   GENEVA.    Oct.    20.—Harrison   ^ *gers.    aagwVTl 1 ¦years,   died   suddenly   Thursday   e' jnagj0LWout   6 1 ¦o'clock.     He   was   working   taijjiifiwlil  Brothers 1 ¦nicking   apples    and_jfljM«*)Mr*stopped   work, Jie J B" ll'll*l>l)ll|H|fcajM>iH'"*1"'"^TTFn   a few  yards,  1)    .was 1 ¦stricken WTrJl  heart failure and  was found  unccn- I Isciot/s gy A. C.  Yost, who placed Mrmfn his wagon I land   telephoned  for  a   doctor.            iti^ ¦ i i    ¦ ^^^M