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New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
ROCHESTER,.
AN ASPIRING CONvICT-rELEGRAPH WAX
CHEAP THEATRES.

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CHEAP THEATRES.
fBY TELEGRAPH THE rRiBUNEi
ROCHESTER, Dec. 5.-Asa Dubois, the brlSht
soung negro who shot and killed Reuben 'ru'c""e' III
the street here in May last, in quarrel over woha
and who pleaded guilty to the charge "l Hdhs'"uH'' !"
IN. Over anI Terminer Wednesday, Will be taken To
Auburn Prison for three years. Dubois wanted To De
sent TO the Elmira Penitentary, where h" woo nave
teen allowed to study. He already has good ednca-
tion and says could have AN opportunity 10 con-
tinue reading he would make an attempt 10 enter inc
ministry when he has served his time
A local war between the Baltimore and ONO ana
Western Union Telegraph Companies was opened this
morning by the former company reducing the rate OH
messages 10 Massachusetts FROM NIFTY to thry cents "'
ten words The same company also later in the day re-
duced the rate 10 points III New-Iork state ana L" De
,roit fto twenty five to twenty The western
ruion Comnany has mado reduction rs yet to meet
this opposition. although is probable the reduction VIII
be made Tomorrow.
Four theatres are now open in Rochester. Two are
giving performances to crowded houses ut ten ana
twenty cents admission and the other two are playing
20 enpy seats at the theatre prices At one o tue
fen cent theatres The Two Orphans Is 10 De gwen
,eyt week and at the other Mnldoons Picnic. lDe
Private secretary is TO be given at the Acidcy o
riusic un Monday evening, anu The Hoop ot "oiu al
the Grand Opera House.
The commander n-chef of the Grand Army oi ia,
Eenublc Major General John :. Konnz, has enhounceh
the appointment OF RcbaTi H. ShOoley'ol uIs wy ~
aide de. camp IN his sai. with the rank o. co'nc'.
Colonel shooley Of the oldest member, o he n.'
post of the Grand Army ever organized OhouiAo ios'
No. l.
The MendelssOhn Vocal Society OF Rochester EaNc"
concert In Powers Hall last evening. Mrs. Carrie Butter
field Smith of Albany was the solol,t ana Il itdi'hE
m lsical feature the string 4artcte" "' ',o '"o
Philharmonic Society The orchestra was l.u my ny 10
fcssur Henry Grener, formerly OF the Helnaa lheaie
NcW-IOrk
Mark Twain and George W. Cable, who have been
making through the tate appear mere to,molIo"
evening. ON SUNDAY evening Mr. clemens II 10 pc ch-
'craincd by the Rochester Lodge OF IIhs'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
IICA.
- -TELEPHONES-SliOE
MAKERS WAGES.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRInUNE.l

my TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.l
VTfCA Dec 5.-Michacl Boylan and John
epcuicy while drunk last May fought IN liqI'rshop In
Rome late at hight The light continued IN tue
,trcet The next morning ~roncy was found dead,
having been stabbed the heart Boyan waS triod Tor
ans,ughtcr and yesterday vas acquitted after three
day. trial.
Dr. George W Cleveland for five years supervisor
from sangeracld died at Waterville Yesterday age
,cycny-sx He WAS Of the Oldest physicians In the
county and In active practice over ifty years
In the suit OF the American Bell Telephone Company
Against the Baxter Telephone Company of Central New
York tho time TO answer has been extended untll
January D. AT the request OF defendant. In the last
eight months the Central NowYork Telephone ComI any
using the Bell Instrument has Increased its toll stations
IN this and adjoining counties from "a to 2li
The employees OF the Reynolds Bros snoo factory are
on strike against reduction OF twelve and half per
cent In wages II. J. Iolhrook Co., shoe manu-
facturers propose reduction OF seven and half per
cent In wages January l.
The annual report of A. McMiilon, superintendent Of
the public schools. shows enrolment OF o,b52,
and expenditures duilns the year OF $500. pet
tion has presented 10 the Board OF School Com
inlssioners asking that the Ieadng OF the Bioe III The
schools be discontinued.
Theodore s. Sayre Thomas F. Baker and A. III. Bal,ou
have been appointed civil service examiners
The Utica Citizens Corps has chosen j. c. r. Kincaid
president, and EgOert Bagg lr captain
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
A LEAN Y.
SANITARY INTERESTS-SHERWIN BAIL
WINTER GAYETIES.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO ra. TRIBUNAL

ALBANY Dec. 5.-Thc Grand Jury has begun
An examination into the Twelfth Ward election frauds
In order 10 bring indictments over forty Witnesses have
been examined. II has also requested the Police De
rartrnent make thorough sanitary examination OF
the city before the falls and warned the De
partment Public Works that It's failure to drede Tho
Albany basin is standing menace to the citys health
The Sheriff to-day, under wilt granted by Justice
Donohue OF New York in the case of Isaac w. England
publisher of The Neio York Sn, against Frank r. sher
win now fugitive from Justice, attached ne $4,000
deposited by sherwn bail with the county treasurer
and now on deposit III the bank.
John Christopher Fredenrich, age nnoty-seyen. the
Oldest citizen OF Albany, died Wednesday. lie WAS
frequent spectator in youth, Of the slave dances on
pnkser Ill., where the Capitol stands, and in later lie
was a friend OF the Late Thurlow Weed
The exterior OF the state normal school Is com
pleted and workmen engaged the interior finish
Ing.
lLThe bar county and the courts adopted suitable
memorials on the death OF Henry Smith, who for a
Der Of ears had been "a leading lawyer In the county
Friends of Montgomery Throop. formerly Of
Albany and Of Washington will endeavor 10 secure
his ap Consul General 10 Paris by President
Cleveland.
During the last few years the Legislature has becoD
Oore part VI Albany social life than 1t has Leen since
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
DEDICATION or 4 SEuINART.
NEARLY FIFTY YEARS or RELIGIOUS TEACHING
HOW THE FIRST CLASS STUDIED.

NEARLY FIFTY YEARS OF RELIGIOUS TEACHING
now THE FIRST CLASS STUDIED.
Forty-eight years ago yesterday the first class
i'm the Union Theological seminary was organized at the
house of the president, the Rev. Dr McAuey in Lou
arl.st The thirteen students the day to the
house Of Professor Henry White. No 80 Edridsc-st.
where they listened to theological lecture ON the fol-
lowing day they went to the rooms of the Presbyterian
Education Society No. ll6 Nassau,t to hear c1cgccs
discussed by Dr.. Edward Robinson, and the day after
they sat In the study Of the Rev. Dr Thomas H. skinner
I'm Mercer ST. to study sacred rhetoric These miraons
ceased after time, aud for many years the seminary
was situated at University place and Eights Charles
Butler who is President of the Board OF Directors.
is the only of the organizers still alive owing tothr
fire Of $50 and the panic years later, the young n-
stuton was seriously crippled at the outset and did not
sc u fair start until 1890. when received
expected legacy OF 100000, James Roosevelt Prcsby.
tcrlan had grandson who studied Tor the priesthood
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. shortly after the
Young man ordained he adopted extreme rtnalistc
views aud soon became "A Roman Catholic priest ana
wheh had been beqaeathed to him by his graniathcr
given to the seminary when he changed his chlrch
relation This gift followed by many more and IN
1889 the endowment fund had reached S2O0,OOO.
The seminary has property now valued at nearly
S2.OOOOOO It's new buildings with the lahu on whlch
they stand at Parkave, and extending between Sxty,
ninth and seventeen sts costing aont @sooooo. Ihose
buildings which have been occupied since September Will
be dedicated next Tuesday President Roswell D. Hitch
cock delivering the address writer In recent mum
structure as follows these main buildings IL Is not
easy TO speak highly They excellent examples
of thoroughly scholarly and skiifu designs, having at
and harmonious group. Harmony Is hlgll achievement
make a thing look easy. The of this composition
cannot have easily attained Ii must have come,
scheme must always come. simply and studously
following out in the architecture the Indications OF
speak tell its own story. The Union Theological SENT
nary tells its story with cearness and with eoquence
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
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EXTORTIONATE CHARGES NOTABLE
DEATHS-SEIBOLTS CASE.
iBy rgLgGRAPn ~ THE rRIBuvE.l

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DEArHS-SEIBOLTS CASE.
ny rgLEGRAPH rD rHg rRGBuNE.l
Troy. Dec "a sensation caused in official
circles by speech at the meeting OF the RENSSELAER,
ouutv Superyi-ors to-day of John B Gall, secretary
and attorney of the taxpayers association lie attacked
the bills of the sheriff, county clerk, superintendent
of the poor aud coroncrs, maing sweeping charges OF
illepav lie said cx-county clerk had tlS.OJo IN
six wears of which $40 00o Illegal and charac-
terized certain bills ~ means of reimbursement Tor
election expenses The officials indignant and re-
plies giving warrant of law promised.
The religious people of the city cid large meeting
La. night to discuss the best means of providing Tor
the cit spiritual needs Addresses were made by
pastors of the several denominations
The deaths were recorded to-day of Mrs. Rufus NJ
Townsend wife of prominent lawyer and daughter oi
T. f. lspe-Slc of the DclaVan House AlbanN ana toft
William Henry Hotel. Lake George of he Rev j. \.
Prime many years vastOr of the cOOrcd PRESBYTERIAN
church Hiram harris. wclknOvn music dealer, ana
Dngald Campbell, 10y turns moldcr. politician, liquor
seller temperance agitator poet ana ubllc rciih'I
lie was first president of the mouldcrs union OF Troy
The Common Council are quarrclng over the price OF
Il school lot One Alderman accuses another oi lntlm-
dating the owner woman, hy threats OF heavy assess
ments, into reducing the pricc.
The County Court and Court Of Sessions will
Monday There is full criminal calendar.
In the Court of Oyer and Tcrmincr this evening" the
inry retired in the case of Julius Seih0t indicted for
murder in the first degree. IN killing Marn ich-sy m
q street atlray last uv The defence that SeIbnt
vas ASA llted aud fired his shoulder while lying
o hi. tacc ant being bca ~ by two mon. The Judge
char scd that murder III the first degree not proved
This il the rcclnd rider trial Judge Osborn has trcd
thi, term In the hrst trial the sentence OF hanging
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
RICUSE.
CORPORAL. PUNISHMENT RELIEVING CAR
THAGE--A SWINDLE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRInuNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRinuNEl
SyRAcvsE. Dec 5-Joanna C. Ryan, principal oi
the Gcre School in Gcddcs and an efficient teacher on
Thursday saw fit ad minister corporal punishment 10
two of her pupils and the act has excited much n4
cuss on in the board of trustees, and among "o""o
people Miss Ryan summoned before inc oo'"
and reopc.tcd to re,,n. IL s not claimed that the
punishment was at all severe bnt according 10 ~"
posscd bv the board of trustees about yea ago -
teacher "a prohibitcd from laying hands forcby on any
prpil and from administering any form OF corporal
puni.hncnt On the advice of her friends MISS Ryan
has not ~ vet sent in her resignation. Great hn'gn'
ton exists among Miss Ryan's friends
Several contra tors of Syracuse. creditors of the
Nortb River Constrncton Cim lany have been sum
moned 10 New York for consultation III reference Z"
possible settlement of their claims
number ol persons interested in basehal nnau,,s
met tonight to cf, 9, permanent organization ". W.
appnint delegates 10 the state League '"hN'u''";, ~
is announced that syracuse Ia to nave pi'''''o"'
team next season.
Tho children of the public schools oi sSraeuaG St ,hn
vc.t trrday to thc pupiS of the tarlhl%' s'hno'' Wv
snm of S,,OJ just cc Irving c. Nann oi the supreme
srt has accented the chalrmanshp of tho general
rclct comu,ttc, oi ia city, and the WORK oi op'''S
subscriptions for the sufferers IN carthage was o'N""
to-day
T. - announced that the wedding of Miss Anne Bruce,
dnnrhcr of General d. H. Bruce one of thn prophet
Of The Journal" to Frcdcrick Davies Wni'e son "'
PRECEDENT White of Cornell University, VIII take h'o'
on January u.
Martin Cooney. a leading salt manufactures OF SYRIA
c.e n1de an assignment to-day His failure Is ciusod
by the depression in the salt business 1. H. faraoh'
OF New ork, is one q! his creditors
4 gang of swndlcrs from New York nave bccn VIC
,iri5,u he iurnrc dealer. Of Central New ork Dy
scl ing them receipt tor the manufacture "i Vaish
In each mace where receipt was sold the nnNer was
skeI 10 sign affidavit promising not 10 sen OF ENe
the receipt away The purchasers signed the paper
which proved to be a slip on which notes are drawn.
instead of an alidavit. The notes were shp'eIucnuy
negotiated Two OF the sharpers were arrested III INC
northern part OF the s. ate last night.
Andrew ID White pre- III mt of Cornell University
delivered an address before the Young Mems kep1blcah
club at the (;rand Opera House WednesdayhiSht'
The Republican Escort met in the City lall last
night and permanently organized. Howard o. Whie'
proprictor Of The Standard made president,
and Frank H. Hiscock vice president.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

ths war For the coming session Senator Fassett nas
secured the Learned rcsidence; Senator koDo, tne
Townsend house, Senator Newbold tho Lewis ka'nponc
honse: Assemb yman Howe. the house OF n, d.
prrw, ana other members looking for winter
names here There il mild prOtest against the Ekeou
tive Mansion keeping exclusively bachelors ha anu IL
"a nrobable that Governor iill VIII give one UT wv
cepntinns as did Governor Robinson. numper Oh
Albany Democratic families will spend inanSur tuoIl
week in Waangon but by that time the winters gayeues
will be virtually over here.
Navor Banks has appointed Messrs. :. H. lowncr u;
K Townscnl AMI Ledyard Cogswel mnniclpai cNl
service com.nis toncrs under the act OF 1881 h arc
prominent Business aud the appointments arc ecu
orally go nmenlcd Mr.. COgswell Is the Repunn'ah
member OF the board.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
WTyDMlLLS AND "BOSS" COWS.
THE PROPOSITION TO II PLACE THE BRONX RIVER
BY MACHINES CORRECTIONS TO lr.

Chairman G.. W. Davenport and CommS-
ouer Charles C. eary Of the Bronx River Commission.
vcstcray az No ~ Ihcrtyst, listened To testimony IN
favor OF wndms to supply water To the FARMERS from
wells t replace that taken from the river by the cly
II r. Dykman represented the Corporation Counsel ana
cx,Iudgc 4. B. Tappcn, DAVID b' "H'i''uS"i H"'''
Horton W Brown. NJ g. Hart and W. T. Platt repre-
eutd the eight persons, living between kcnslcO
Dam and Brahcs Mills who want To keep the waters OF
the Bronx for their own families ana STOCK AIlred H.
Wolf was called expert ana was qucstoheu "oo"l
yndms Mr.. Tappcn objected 10 opening INC "iHuhiAI
subiect because somewhere out West wlnd hau peeh
but ON the prairie and the wind didn't come along for
three or four months He thought that the great corpo
ratious ought avail themselves OF the wlndhls steu
y, ,tino the natural of water and compelling the
farmers to resort to the mills. Mt Dyklnan oneIed 10
read list OF 900 mills which are IN succestul oPcI7
tiop but MI Tappcn declined to hear IT, Inc chair-
man said that the Commissioners were not trying case
according TO strict rules or eVIdehcc puI "ere
seeking enlightenmcnt. and the windmill question was
uo,ved Mr. Wolf then said that an Sig foot windmill
with 25-foot tower capable of pumping o'Ooo saIioDs
in eight hours and tank large enough To contain two
dnys' supply of water Qncudlng tle Dorns oi "' ~
t frrt ,icep could he put up for Sloo' ana that IL
,it Inc Lrnt In rcpar for per cent year oi the orig
iua cost Ic also testified that IRON tue 0lLnaI 1e.aCo
rccnrt. nc had found that there were no Gains astHS
lnn,.r tban Il DAYS In answer To questions py Ar
Tnppen he said that II depended great ue"' upon to
taste of q person whether wlndHlllH VIZ " ''I I, Ia
cred as ursighty additions 10 anuscape' "u ua' M M
didn't think they would scare d 70 ha~c
long happing arms whicn M '"ff'- ~
In mind. not used now ..... ~, .,,rdr,tIs vroa
Andrew j. COrcOran manuiactu "a ~ 90
asked by Mr.. Dy klnan on nat ne ' ia no a,, ,y,s
Of his mills Mr. Tappcn objected thai inc occasion Was
moi "A proper one to dNcrtise Mt COr'Vlans VIII a. 4,
and Mr Patt OF White Plains olcc,rui i ma ma
siuply taking our permanent rights ana eiNhs I u VI.
witncss's guarantees instead| MI CorcVr"n i
l,rge nunber thathe had put up ln tue h.lbnDo loo
Of SewYork and particularly IN Westchesier county,
given the capacity OF esch. ne "hS - y ,i, W
a iire OF questions from the lawyers OH eio''o
ton. -, ,,dors,and that New
Mr.. Tappen asked: "Do you u,,'io. ,s ~ the Rronx
York civ is going to take the waters Vi 'no DionA
River I" ,.,-. ..,on-horc also thev
wish they would take II from somewhere oiS" 'no'
,,,uIt @ai hetier xnter - was the answer.
Mr. Hart wanted to know II 1t wouldn't be Detler TO
drive cattle into the streams 70 ulhk % tlan w. L 'ps
session OF by COW, who keeps all the 9tners s
away Mr. Corcoran replied that the dincuity nan oeen
,o,,n,,c hV rnuud trough In the centre OF the pirh
Gard and showed "A cut Of the trough In Palnpuiet
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
BUFFALO,.
cuOLFRA-NO BENEFIr - RESlGNAiioN-
EDUCATIONAL.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrpuSr.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuSFi
BUFFALO, Dec. 5.-Thc Board OF i'e"i'" "'.I 81
oouted an extra cholera preeantlon ioroo' -,
n sanitary engineer, three special inspectors an
a;t;on,l clerk Of vital statistics. The ioo'' VI,
nommssion.rs think that they should nave o''N ~.
mi;ted to examine the appointees' o"' ,h mr.
whether the health department. co'"''
view OF the rules
,.a.,. nomocratc Legion is assessing It's 'ic''-
hers $40 each to ay for a unlo'", .o,,r,
.n, conc and railroad fare TO Wash'nS'on "'''
~ -. =, % attend President Cleveland l"""s'"-
ton.
n.,r Rrothcrs with Vacation - have been at
.ho court st. Theatre during the week "hho .. ~
,,,e, has held the boards at tue Academy OF Music
yh,rsdav matinee for the benefit OF the Actors ruhu
,s arranged 10 be gwen ut the latter mouse, III wGn
,hc II,rrigan and Hart variety troupe from the upu
- 90 taie mart The arrangement on the part oi tne
Dalvs was made with their advance age" "h'" us
principas found that they we're last on 'h' pr"
tbey rofuscd to appear. alleging the impo'sDutv q,
,ransnortinr the heavy scenery of Vacation To ana
from the Academy without interfering with the 'Yen.ns
performance. No company seemed WHINE To ''No '"'
fast place. So the benefit was abandoheu'
Yhom,.on Uersec. one Of BuGalos most estecmcd
townsmon was buried ON Wednesday The imn, u'a,e
eanse on hls death was la on aslppery sdeWaN ne
was born in England in III and had been eN.chSNoN
engaged IN manufacturing furniture ana III '"'o'" o"
tcrprsc'
The Rev. Henry w. Crabhc for twelve years pastor
of the United PRESBYTERIAN Church. resigned the charge
tins week on account of M health and because o ner-
enocs With portion OF his congregation.
II il understood that representatives. oi H. ~ Macy
CO. New York casting about for an ehgi'ie s''e
for branch store here.
The Fitch "Creche will have an exhibit IN tne
clncational department. of the Ncw-Oroan' exPo''o"'
Surrogate Stern is making tour OF tue Stats, uSdc c
,o deyoinp sentiment in favor of calling conNeht'o
nil The Surrogaos of the state, ut which UNIFORM '"
o. pract may be decided upon
A successful affair has been the " Peasants fcstiv"
held at Music Hall during the week, Tor the hom'o-
pathic Hospital building fund.
The new college building of the medical depar,lnoh'
of the University of Niagara on Ehcot,st' hc1' io';
vny is almost ready for occupancy. Inc onhuihE -
o brick three stores high and will cost about @looo'
The alumni of the Central High School are ercuiu-
inc a petition asking the Common Council 10 grant in-
,.es scd ACCOMMODATE to the school,
The Law League has arranged for course oi lectures
on the Roman and common law, legal ethc' e.c., ~
he delivered during the winter by Judges and prominent
members OF the ba:.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
PASSING BAD EyGLIS4 NOTES

Scully a. Davitt, exchange brokers, at No. >
Battery place. have what they claim be counterfeit
$50 Bank Of England note which they are holding 10 Dc
reclaimed by IA man who gave his name as George T.
Reynolds. The latter asked Mr. Davitt Thursday 10
exchange the note for American gold but the broker saw
at once that the paper dit not lie good anu
Reynolds to in later lie first lOah 10 up
hut without seeming Disconnected left tho note sayns
that he would return in two hours to get the ehch"b
lie had returned up to the close Of business.
day. .ho date OF issue is London, May 10, 1855 wv
other exchange brokers called upon Scully DhN
terday and seemed T. he anxious To lind Reynolds lhf
said that they gave him checks IN exchange for TWO
lar ijO notes, but they had stopped the payment VI '
checks.
Does a man who marries a girl named Ellza
beth win a Bet i-lPittsburg Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
CHARLES LINCOLN BURTED.

The funeral of Charles Lincoln, the we'll
known promoter and superintendent OF bench shows
took place yesterday afternoon at Trinity Church 1t
was largely attended by members Of the Westminster
Kennel Club, among whom were Percy Wagstaif, III. C.
Glover Edward Kelly william Livingstone and Mr.. kis
teman The pallbearers, who also members of the
club, were Robert c. Cornell, II. Walter Webb Elliot
Smith, Thomas H. Terry, James Mortimer, John Read,
lanes Plews and W. r. Dunnell The service for the
dead read by the Rev. DR. Joseph W. lIll The wife
and daughter of Mr.. Lincoln attended the funeral The
burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
1T MADE HIM FEEL CHEERFUL.
From IN. Bo.ton Times.

From The BOstOn Times.
"You forgot your umbrella this morning,
and you caught In heavy shower rs yon went 70
the bank, ,"said The cashiers wife to her husband.
Yes. my dear"
" Didn't you feel sorry - a.. .
mo. my dear, felt as II was on my way "
party"
- TO partyi" ,xo,y
Yes, my love f, l was going to the bank wet.'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06

coast defence Major Schmizu private secretary 70 ,
Minister: Vice-Chief OF War Bureau Coykg So" nnd
IIashimato Chief Of the Military iospnl ~ IoA'o ~
Leutenants Endo and Gataga, OF inc WAT o"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
DOUPLE AILOW1NCE OF FATHER.

DOUBLE 1LLOWANCE OF FATHEH.
From The fair.
Tom-"Did you know, Ethel, that you had two
papssi" ,,
Tom" Yes You have your real papai and your corn
pepper"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-26
Brainy Old Dave.
[Austin Statesman /


The Gainesville Register isn't very
sangulnc that Chenoweth will get
away with 'old Dave" in the little
impending congressional jaInboree
now coming on-n0r are we. 'Old
Davep has driven his roots down deep
into the affections Of the people, and
notwiths landing they regret his slight
webbing" on the tariff question lii 10
session, they have vast confidence In
him. Culbelson Is one of the bralniest
men in the state, and has very few
peers in the congress of the United
States. Chenoweth or any other man
proposing to enter the race against
him win find no pleasant flower
besprinkled pathway to congressional
honors stretching away pleasantly be-
fore him. Perhaps II Is only n little
joke which Chenoweth 10 putting up
on the people. He Is known broadly
as a joker, a regular Sunset Cox In his
way. Surely he cannot be In dead
earnest about making the RAGS.