davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
ELkroh.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
ELKTos, June i.-Miss Eliza Mccullough,
very estimRble lady who bad resided In
Elkton for over 80 years, died yesterday
morning from general debility. II was thu
18th anniversary OF her birth. She was
daughter Of the late Samuel mccullough
farmer near Bay View, Cecil county, and
the last survivor OF IS children. Her
brother, Hiram Mccullough, represented
this district IN Congress, and was epeaker
OF the Maryland House Of Delegates. An
other brother, George, was sheriff OF OecIl
county. State Senator Olinton Mccullough
and II. r. MCCULLOUGH. general freight
agent OF the Chicago a Northwestern rail-.
way are her nephevs.
The Cecil Democrat Of to-day publishes Q
call for Democratic primaries TO be held In
each election district on Saturday, June
18th. AT the primaries delegates will DO
elected 10 county convention to meet on
tho following Tuesday and select candk
dates tor state senator. members OF tbt
house Of delegates. sheriff and county com,
missioners. TIE call is earlier than ever
before and II viii oe the hrst convention
this year In the state. The state oonyen-
ton to which the county convention ssiectl
delegates will not meet until -Ssptembet
18th. There was considerable oppos.tion
10 the early call on the part OF some OF the
candidates.
ELKTos, June 4.--Last Sunday was OBJ
served as Ohildren's Day In the Elkton
NJ. e. Church. The Rev. Charles Hnl,
pastor, preached an appropriate Sermon
at the morning service. The church was
handsomely decorated with flowers. In
the evening the Rev. DR.. 0smond de-
liyered an address. There were . num-
Der Of Rotations, solos, duets, ohorusss,
40, given by members Of the school.
William Freeman, alias Monkey"
struck 8 young man named Ozark, who 10
employed Of Singerly's pulp works on
Saturday evening aud cut his lip badly.
About 10 o'clock that night . number OF
ClArk's friends attacked tho colored man
In front of the court house and beat him
badly. Many people were on the streets
and great excitement wes cshasd.
School Examiner John Squire yester-
day examined n persoA6 who desire TO
teach In Cecil county schools. or this
number II were females and six msles.
The funeral OF Miss Eliza McCullough
took plsce yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of her niece, Miss hafy Mcoui-'
Tough. 4
Strawberry festivals are numerous 81
this time. On WAdnesdsy and ThpyFdsv
s'sning festivals win be held Vt Orouoi
lapel, Ieed N. p nhnrSh aud tr IN
dies OF Trinity P. L. ohqroh, Elkton,
The Salvation Army held festival Sat
urday and Monday nights. A festival
will be held by Pisrson Grove SUNDAY
school Saturday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Robert ?. Porter, superintendent of
census, announces that the census Office
mas issued TO the medical profess
sion throughout the country physicians
registers" for the purpose of OBJ
tanning more accurate returns OF deaths
than II is possible for the enumerators to
make. Physicians not receiving registers
can obtain them by sending their names
aud addresses to the census Office. De-
paftment Of the Interior Washington, and
with the register an official envelope,
which requires no stamp, will be pro-
vided for its return to Washington.
Nearly 2e, 900 Of these registers were filltd
up and returned In 1850. It is hoped
that double this number will be obtaiaed
for the eleventh eensus, and II all rn.di.
cal and surgical pEAetiti0asxs sasassasas
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Captain 0. Henry Wit,haus, q member
of the Old Guard, the Lisderkranz and
the Press Club Of New York, committed
suicide Thursday by shooting himself
after going home from the Memorial
Day parade. He was 35 years OF ace and
quite wealthy. No cause Tor the deed Is
known.
Thomas F. Gilroy, commissioner OF
public works Of New York city, last Week
made wholesale abolition Of offices In
his department, including those Of con.
sulting and assistant engineers. and a
number Of inspectors, rodmen, drsu1hts.
men and clerks. The salaries OF the n
men thus discharged range from 81. 600
to "a, 600 per annum.
Secretary Window hes affirmed the de.
otsion OF the collector OF customs al
New York assessing duty at the rate Of
50 cents per pound and 90 per cent ad
yslorsm on resent imponations on II.
Herman Sternbsch a Co. and Ballin.
Joseph q Co., Of so.oalled worsted coat
ings, suitings, DO, used in the mann.
facturs OF mems and boys clothing.
A dispatch from Victoria, British 90.
lumbia, says that naval officer Of hiob
rank, while under the influence OF obs@.
payne at o banquet, ssid there would be
some fighting soon in Bshrins Sea II the
American authorities attempted to pre-.
vent Canadian sealers from hunting
there. He said no attention would be
paid TO the Presidents proclamation,
Otficers OF the navy department IN
Washington say that no officer of rank
sufficiently high to make him acquainted
with the English governments purposes
would, under any circumstances, be 40
foolish as to talk in the manner reported
and that IL such talk did occur Il VA
from some subaltsrn who had drank too
much.
There has been q lingering suspicion.
says the Philadelphia Record in the
minds Of certain members OF the Dian.
ma Gael that q portion OF the Slg7. 600
alleged to have been wasted during the
time that Alexander Sullivan and his TAO.
ton were in control OF the order was
turned Into the Blaine campaign fund on
1884. 1t ia known that Sullivan was one
OF the foremost men In the Irish diyer.
sion for Blaine. He was brought on from
the West end stumped kll over New York
for the Republicans. Sullivan and his
faction took to Blaine because thew
thought that IL elected he would adopt .
foreign policy inimicsl to England. Sui.
Ivan exercised absolute sway over the
organization at the time. The disposition
OF the money is known only to him and
his colleagues on the national executive
committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

In Mississippi victim is mounted and
dfiv-n under tree, rope Is adjusted 70
ont 70 leave him dangling. - iHgl.ainton
R-piiblican.
In Michigan moose is placed around
victims neck AZ he lies in bed, he Is
dragged out Of bed, through the jail
corridors, down the steps, through the
streets for three squares with his head
humping against curbstones and lamp
posts, before he ia swung of. Yet Michi-
gsn is northern and Republican. ,,.s...-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Military ExamininR Hoard.

The military examining board of the
State met at the Clayton House on Men.
day. Among those present were Gen. r. K.
Kenney. Colonel Marshall, Lieutenant.
colonel @, ] Hart, General IT. +. Arm.
strong and Assistant Surgeon Robinson.
The bead organized with General Arm.
strong chairman and Assistant Surgeon
BoeiSsep secretary. The duties OF the
board Ne 70 examine the qualifications
Of ell stat and regimentAi Commissioned
Appointeee In the Delaware militia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Thomas F. BAyard, Jr., who leaves
Yale this summer, will in the fall begin
studying law in the office of his father.
the er'secrstsry of State, in this city.
The Rev. r. W. Todd, pastor OF Obes.
tertown Al. K. Church, ID at the Presbv.
terian Eye and Ear Hospital, in Balti.
more, being treated for liberation on tba
eornas. His suffering is constant and
severe. N-'N
L Calvin Bertolette. son Of Justice Il
a Bertolette, has returned from Anpapo.
lis, where he recently went to pass bis
hnal examination at the United states
NAVAL Academy. Mr.. Bertolette stood
tenth In class Of AZ. About 20 Of the
class will be taken into the navy and thu
oaiance Will receive an honorable dis.
charge and q bonus Of 81, 900 With which
70 start into civil life. Mr.. Bertoiette
VIII shortly be commissioned and expects
y 20 ordered to report for duty some
time next month. He devoted four years
o. bis csafss to study at the naval scad.
sn9y end ne past two yssys we're spent in
.ael4fp esfSio&As sea- 1850 =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
st'anamakers


PHIL,UuFHIA, Monday, June ., 1854
You can have Wan, m ,ker's
10 your own home.
A salesman, never importu-
nate, but candid and careful in
his statements, telling Of his
wares and their prices when
ever you care to ask.
That Is the Illustrated Gen.
eral Catalogue.
1t only takes a postal card
request to bring 1t. Write
your name and address plainly
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
PrARs'is the purest and best Soap made.
strawberry Shipments.


John J. Kennedy, OF No. S03 Madison
street, whose license for the sale OF LIQUOR
was refused at the last session OF court. mas
succeeded In getting It renewed. His
counsel, Messrs Hayes and Weird, pre-
scented bis case successfully before Judges
Houston and Paynter, after tho adjourn.
ment OF court and induced them 10 grant
the desired license. There we're no charges
against Mr.. Kennedy, the only question
being whether his place or one adjoining Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Annoyance in the PurE.

A gentleman of this city and his wife,
who were strollng In BrRndyvine Park
Sunday evening last, complain Of an
eayesdropper who gave much annoyance
to them on that occasion. His actions
indicated him one of class deserving
the attention Of the park guards. The
eavesdropper was detected, and he may
thank bis good luck and the gentlemau's
leniency that he got OF with q whole
skin. II caught again giving such an.
noyance he will not be let on as easily as
on Sunday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Lieutenant W F. Weller, commisssry
of the First Regiment N. G d., received
the following telegrsm yesterday sfened
by Colonel George W. Marshall: "Oon.
gtetulatfops. Order 81 Is revoked
The above order refers to the arrest OF
Lieutenant Weller just previous to the
encampmeut last summer for insubor.
dipation.1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

WASHINGTON, June. 4.-The President
made the following appointments to.dsy.
10 be receivers OF public moneyb-John r..
Jsrnn OF Montana, at Bohemian, Mont. 1
James 5: Bolan OF New Mexico, az la
cruces, n. NJ. To be registers OF isi,d
nhees-Frank Z. Baldwin OF Colorado. al
Pueblo, Coll Eddie T. Ferris Of Montana.
~ boGeman, Mont. George Tucker Smlln.
W Dc an assistant surgeon IN the navy,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
urId no = shop Keeper.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
6HAwASo, Wis. June 5.--A rebber walked
into the store OF solomon Kahn 10 Bondnell
this comfy yesterday and leyeled reyol.
yer Of Kahn and told him 10 hand over all
the money he bad which be did 70 the
amount OF about eiO0. The robber then
left the store and escaped. A large crowd
Is In pufsuit Of him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Alexander Barns, who completed a
half century OF service with the duPonts'
on Monday, was presented with hand.
some French clock by the members of
the family OF the late Alexis dupont, In
appreciation Of this long term Of faithful
service. The presentation was made BY
Bishop Coleman and the mem bers Of the
family were present. A large cake with
50 candies, one for each year Of the 70.
cipients life, was also presented.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

.u gEhstf CRY, N. j., June 4.-The Penn.
tIokets for points beyond Harrlsbura and
washington. Few construction trains are
ne,hs sent ont as the company has about
exhausted fts supply Of building materials
stored on the division. The purnhasinR
agents are out. ordering supplies and AZ
DO forwarded. eNoN' vi"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

James ". Jackson, southeast corner
Eighth and Spruce streets, received the
following telegram from Derry, Pa, on
Monday:
Brother Hans was drowned al Johnstoyn
on Friday. Funeral to-day.
Tho dsnAsssa vss WAstevn Unier
iinAmsn sua 'sJ S-aGd ia oonne u.
Ing .Ae teieglbpu lines srsnss aemauoL
N.-uA E..l u n.. .!pg..a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
a Jllted Maiden Snicidnx.

hAvRG De GRACE. Nd, June 4.-Miss
A9n'e Mohsster shot herself 10 the right
see THIS morning and died shcftly sfter.
terwards. She used her brothers revolver
,nn 81 succeeded In her attempt notwithstand-
t ths III etlotts 70 prevent her. The act Il
hancee. "A MOI eupposeu
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

The Charles Warner Company clslui,
s was noted elsewhere in the description
y the aew grsphophone which las been
dted 10 it's Office pataphernslil, that II
as the Ersi 70 introduce the typewriter
Office work In Wilmington in 1873.
ut Remington typewriter Was in daily
V In the GAaErrs Office as Tar back
. 1876.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06


TEE POPULAR SCIENCE MoSraLY for June
is particularly good. Il opens with DR..
Andrew Dickson Whites paper on
"Diabolism and Hysteria," being No. Q OF
the Warfare OF Science series, In which the
writer records the later stages G. the con-
nlct between science and superstition,
Both sides Of agnosticism come In for treat.
nent by snch able disputants as Prot.
Huxley and W. q. MRll1ck. Under the
beading is Christian Science Craz4 ?"
Joshua p Bailey, one OF the chief spokes.
men among Mrs. Eddy's disciples, takes up
the cndgsi 10 defsni his faith asains. the
assaults Of a paper In the April Monthly
Tbs editor takes a hand In the discussion.
coming back Al Mr. Bailey with the declara.
ton tnst christian science" Is one OF
those decisions that can only flourish
emo1g people wno lack scientit, traiuing,
Qute interesting Il Edward q. Nisoll's
Drief account OF the Chinook language or
J sreon, compromise dislect IN u-e over
large extent OF the Pacific coast as
medium Of communication between whites
and Indians and even 10 scme cases be.
tween Americans and French Canadians.
Essentiallya mixture OF corrupted [ nglish,
Chinese and Indian words, Chinook Is the
Nolapuek Of Oregon, Washington Territory,
British Columbia and Southern Alaska. and
1t lie not uncommon to find white children
around Puget Sound speaking 1t as readily
as English. DR.. Otto Zacharias illustrates
come OF the queer things found In well
waters, and there are illustrated articles on
"Toadstools and Mushrooms "Tha Pro.
duc,ion Of Beet Sugar" and "dlaciers on
the Pacific Coast" Prof. ]. O. Hogzeau
chSts entertainingly OF Fabulous As.
tropomy'' and Alice B. Twsedy, tells about
the mischief Makers IN MIR" Prof. VII.
liam q. Sumner. of Yale Universi.y, is the
subject Of the monthly Biographical sketch.
Published By D. Appleton d Co., /, and s
Pond street, New York; so cents number
S5 year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

The Pennsylvania Board Of Parduns
has soted rightly III committing the death
penalty Of Samuel johnson to life impri-
soaasnt Since be could not properly
ps hanged for orims which It has been
ihown wae quite probably committed by
others IT ID tine to drop the experimental
process Of respiting him three or four
hmea year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Delaware Schooner In Collision.
The schooner W. u. Rutan Of LeweS
Delaware. Captain L. z, Kilss, bound
from Norfolk, Va, for Bridgeport,
Conn, with lumber, was badly damaged
about O'Clock on Sunday morning in
'a''T T7's-a sezpd " Fa,gl ,Seuk
Light By beng run iutc 81 the Sound
stsaue! Rhode Island The schooner
Lad Jas. lett Huntington Bay -nsa4 ,ns
steamer struck her 6tarboard bow, carry.
ing away the bowsprit and fore. rigging
and cutting q hole in the hull within q
foot Of the waters edge. The Rhode
Island took the disabled schooner In tow
and brought her TO Bridgeport.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
WAS Congressman Reed Drowned !

Associated Press Dispatch By special Wires.
CoUHcIL ELurFs, Ia, June s.-There are
grave ApprebeDsions that Congressman
Reed OF this district Is one Of the victims
OF the Johnstown disaster. He was due TO
leave Washington about that date and no
word has been received from him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Associated Press Dlspaich By Special wireA
LONDON, June 5.--The rAcs for the Derby
stakes for S.year-olds was run to-day q.
Epsom. There were IS s'arters. The Duke
OF Portland's bay colt. Donovan, the tny'
urite IN the betting, was tie winner. Mr.
J. Gretton's brown colt, AiRuei, oene IN
second. and NJ. Douglas Baird's brown
colt, Rldorado, third.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Presid.ntinl Po.lmnstsr..

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The President ap.
pointed the following postmRstsrs to-day;
Samuel d. Dickinson AZ Jersey Oity, N. j.;
Arthur T. Parsons at VlnelAnd, N. j.; john
n. Locke 8, Portsmouth, N. H.; George O.
Cook At Milford, Mass, Patrick =. heAurrAy
at Jacksonville, Via.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
The Conem.ash flood.

In the presence OF such appalling des-
truetion Of life by food and ere rs hss
swept through the valley OF the Cone
mHugh all other happenings OF the day
pale into iDsigniheance. Ordinarily in
stories of disaster the worst news comes
hrss, and allowance must be made for the
natural exAggerstion that grows Is in the
excitement and uncertainty Of the hour
the earliest rumofs travel from mouth TO
mouth. But in this case the calamity
vas so overwhelming In it's suddenness
and magnitude that the widest imAgina.
ton would not have distorted the first
neagre tidings into one 1.-THE Of the IN
speskAble horror Of the terrible reality.
The nearer we get to precise informa-
ton as TO the food Of death that rushed
down on these lately peaceful and pros
porous towns carrying everything
before it, the more appalling II grows.
When the news came on Saturday morn
ing that 200 human beings bad persisted,
il sent a shudder through the land. When
the wires few hours lister made tine
number 1900, 1t became only too evident
that sven then the worst had not been
told. Nov IL seems almost certain that
the death roll will reach from 5000 to
5000, and that one-fourth OF these es-
capped the wild rush Of the food to meet
the incompArably more dreadful fate of
death BY IRE.
We can do nothing for the dead, bat
We have duty TO perform to the living
TIE homeless and destitute survivors;
the suffering men and women, the
o. phaned children who came alive out Of
this carnival OF death and destruction.
Their woe appeals to the more fortunate
Of their countrymen with q stronger
voice han even tina. which went forth
from Glme.swsp, Chicago eighteen years
ago, Wilmington responded uobiy then.
shs vii da % row. Remember though
that il Is better 70 sivs o-dsy
than TO morrow, for ths distress Is Il
;seDs snA the en- lrgeney great. Tie
GA2ETTE Siil heartily eo-opsrats in this
pofE n any wa in Whiah II can be made
nss'ul. Il viii soeept snd sckt osledoe
such contributions ~ its readers may
send in and tutn ths funds oysr TO suob
distributing agency a. may be designated
to receive them. Mayor Harrington has
already taken steps to organiEs the col
lecting and forwarding Of relief from
this city, and there never has been and
we deyoutly hope there never again may
be more cause to relax our purse strings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Fears Of a DI.ns,cv z, a..

81 LONDON. June 4.--There are fears that
me mel British steamer Danish Prince, Captain,
rous, which sailed from Swansea May 2sth
, aUv aon!reai, has fouudered. The coast
s sn ,hn , az sklbnereen, ireland. have picked
entry In which was made In May,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
A Heavy storm IN Enginna,

LosDos, June a. Heavy storms of rain
and Lightning have occurred in the mid
lands OF England. The lower part of
Liverpool is under water. A bank build.
ing at Preston has been struck by light
ming. Numerous accidents are reported
from other places.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Delaware q Chesapeake Canal
Company was held here Tuesday. The
following financial statement was made;
Revenue for the year ending May 3Ist,
1883, also 546 49, cost OF maintenance
OF canal, $i7, 206 SO; net revenue, SI4s..
340.lli amount required TO pay interest
o 'oQ Rss ana loans, aig1ft7 81
rrllns Si3,IS4 ca. T'hs fu'5r'ns o..
CD were elected President 5aseph u.
Gililngnom; Directors, Edwin Swift,
Charles a. Hutchinson, MAhlon n.
Hutchinson, Henry o. Ford, Il. Dale
Benson, Hood Gilpin, Peter O. Hollis
David Scull, Thomas McKeon, Andrew
Gray, John Cadvalsder, William Dray-
ton, Moncure Robinson, Jr., G. Harri-
gon Fisher.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Mrs Elizabeth Baker, widow of the
late DR.. George X. Baker. a former we'll
known physiciAn OF Wilmington, and
sister OF the late George o. Gordon, Rsq.,
died IN this city on Monday. She viii
be buried Friday afternoon, with services
81 the Old Swedes Church al 2 O'Clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires
DuHLiN, June 5.-The municipal council,
al the suggestion OF LORD Mayor Sullivan.
has adopted al address OF eondolence to
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

HALIFAX, N s., Jrne 4.-fns,ructions
have been Issued from Ottawa 10 release
he captured American schooner Matte
winship upon United States Consul Phelan
giving security tor her value.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
London nrokers Uon,ripu,e.

Nsw YORK, June 4,-The London Stock
ssiSSn ns have cabled subscription :.
~ y waI ,or tne Johnstown flood sufferers.
placed its service at the disposSi ~ All ~.
sons sending messages Relating to N eassr,y
I'm W ssust y fohnsteEa suissrert
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06


The recalling OF George P. Fisher,
Esq, Of Dover, to public life seems rlpely
in sceord with the policy OF tho present
administration in rrwsriing Offenders
against good government. 1t must be 8
party Of short memory, indeed, to re-
place Mr.. Fisher 10 public position. His
record IS an Off scr OF the Federal gov
eminent is such as to make his recent ap-
poinsment public sfff1nt. MIR. Fisher
was too closely Ellied with the old shep-
pard ring in Washington TO have escaped
with his reputation unolouded. He was
too near the principals Of the notorious
safe burglary eass to escape the charge
Of official delinquency, II in fact
he was not dsfled. Senator Big
gins is responsible for this fagrant
appointment. which by the way is not to
be wondered at when the methods by
which Mr.. Higgins sscurad his own cleo
ton are taken into consideration. But it
must be a Tfe,gp-i .s.I g55l
fierce indeed that tre accidental ssEa.9f
f ea-A-| 9sAchEsAoh NAEplBu - tst-N.a.
with one so largely disoredited BY his
own party IS the plot.sr OF the Fishbury
deal. Judge" Fisher should have bseu
grateful for permission 10 live on in
obscurity in the hope that DelawsreAns
would come to forget or overlook
that part Of his past which brought such
modification on his State. His appoint
ment cannot in any degree condone that
shame or whitswssh the appointse; it
can only further besmiroh the slninis-
tration upon which Senator Higgins has
imposed this malodorous burden. He
was stamped with the ceuBuie Of his own
political party and tins has decidedly
not shown that condemnation unmerited.
II .he Republicans OF Delaware can pre-.
sent 40 fi,ter men for public place, sena-
tor Higgins fenos building should be
stopped By his friends.