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TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR.
IN WATTERSON S HONOR
New Watterson Club House at
Louisville Dedicated.
Louisville Thronged With
Prominent Democrats.
Candidate Stevenson Addresses
the Multitude.
Louisville. Aug. 4. This has been a
great dav and night for Kentucky demo
crats. The opening and dedication of the
new Watterson club house drew together
all the leaders of the party in the state.
The governor and his staff came down
from Frankfort and the legislature was
left without a quorum But chief
feature of the the presen ■
. Hou. Ad!>*' K St< . demotr-i <
• : oi
the invitation 01 the ’♦» anernuu
spoke both to a great concourse ot people
at Liederkranz ball and to a smaller gath
ering at the Watterson club house, where
be was given a reception, and where
Watterson, in spite of his recent illness,
of which he shows decided traces, also
spoke. Flags and bunting shone every
where. The W atterson club house was
gorgeous with decorations by day and
ablaze with illuminations by night.
Hon. John Young Brown, governor of
Kentucky, introduced Gen. Stevenson to
the immense audience., H e was greeted
with tumultuous enthual asm.
