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His Thoughtfulness. = Cleverton =
SLOW did you come to wear an EN-.
broidered shirt at the wed ding reception
last night? Don't you know it isn't
good form :" Daahaway--"My dear
boy, did it out of compliment to the
bride and groom. They are both from
St. Louis."- Clothier and Fiurni,hsr.
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Piles / Pilesi Itching pilsr.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense Itching and
GtinSing; most At night; wo,se BY scratching
bleed and ulccrstc, becoming very sore
SwAYSg's OIlrISHT s.ops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
moves tho tumors. Atdrugg!sts,o OF BY. mall, Tor
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GLOW to Cure All Skin Diseases"

Simply apply "swlYSx's OINTMENT" No in.
ternRl medicine required. Cures tatter, eczema.
Itch, All Sruptions on the face, hands nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. IL
BY no other remedy. AK your druggist Tor
HWAYNE'B OINTMENT, .0 7fIa- -5-1a--I5 iThaAv >
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For Ralc nv Logan Drug Company. Daw
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T MOULD BE DIFFICULT

TO exacgerate the predominance Of gift
in fine millinery. Not only whole crowns
and sjewelled side pieces are Of gold but
the whole hat may be formed OF gold
network or lace, on black or colored
velvet foundation. Quill feathers, dag.
gers, and crescents ii gift ornaments
round hats and honnets in o most co.
auettish manner. Canary and black is
a popular and stylish combination, also
canary and brown, and IL may be safely
asserted that canary is ubiquitous. :,
81 n &. NJ $. Z! FASYN FlrLp. Z
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Petroleum..

New York. Nov. G.-rctrolcum opened steady,
bu! soon became strong on covering OF shorts,
and advanced steadily until the close, which
highest 7Sc; lowest 7,.c; closing al 7Sc; Deccin.
Der option opened at 7sc; highest 7ytEsc; lowest
&c; closing ut 7S114c. Lima oil lsI.c Total sales
M hayrpta = 80 gHT go - =
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Z ClScISNATI.O., Nov. 6.-Flour easy, Wheat
weak and lower: No. . red NC: receipts 800
Ssa a shipments $500 bushels. Corn weaker:
NO. mixed SIC. Oats firm; No. 1mi1ed axe.
Rye quiet at 75c. Provisions easy Whlsky nrm
at 81 II. Butter, sugar aud cheese firm.
. TOLEDO. O., Nov. 6.-Wheat active: cash and
November s9I4c; December ST OF; May ST o6l.
Germ dull md steady: cash t4]:c: December
62Isc: May t11c. Oats quiet; cash lc. Clover.
s 3 ~ oull cash and November 81 ~; February
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J. C. HEsvxy, Auctioueer. - ocs9. N
TKUSTEE'S SALE
\ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

ny virtue Of a decd OF trust executed to mo By
James Kline oil the 10Th aay Of august, 1897, ana
recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No. 81, page 81,
of tho records Of Ohio county, West Virginia, l
wi .F.fa %,
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Metals.
Cotton,

NV YoRK, Nov. 6.-pIs iron dull and steady
Copper staguhnt. Lead dull: domestic IS 37}jI
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.,. Nov. e.-rlour weak.
Wheat Maae quiet; No; red November sol;ca,l o.;
pe ci January u 05Al ok; February
No. mixed November and Deem Der Isl :as9ii &c:
January 5711sais11iic; February size. Oas steady
a. SC; futures dull; No. white November 5aLa
514c; December 5755sa5s114c. Butter strong;
PeDnsylvnnia iirsts 2Gc -, - -ee,.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Cettle- Rcceiptsie, eco head:
Us 9; Texans s. oOat IS; rangers 81 Sa9 10, Hocs
Receipts 5000 head: Shipments 1000 head;
market weak: rough and common s. 2ta3 81;
iair TO good packers aud mix cd S. SSa3 90; prime
heavy and butcher weights 81 052l 70; pIgg32 9oa
head market active: stockers md feeders 81 G5a
SSl natives 81 t0a5 40; western 81 O0A4 5O Texans
81 Dat IS; lambs s. 00a5 IS. : IA Il ~
EAST Liberty, Nov. 6.-Cattle-ReceTpts !, l5s
head; shipments 60 head; market weak and i'm.
changed. lloss-Receipts !, $50 head; shipments
mixed 81 05a4 20; best Workers s. SOal 65; com.
mon s. G0a3 75 Sheep-RecciptG 5000 head:
shipments 600 head; market unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 6.-IIogs ia less demand
and market wcnker; common mud light 81 Goa
: 81; packing and butchers s. 65ai u; receipts
4,57J head; shipments 100 head. ~ ~
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Wanted.
NyANTED-MINERs,

w M NV.
Tho Pittsburgh md Wheeling Coal Company,
nj bridgeport md Maynard, are doing an OF.
icnSye business. running full time; have com.
plcicd II rope hRulags at Wheeling Greek mine
tAPldly. a numGor Of meii can DO Put 10 work,
Houses can DO Ind Columbus scaie and semi.
monthly payH RTa made. r-raIg,..1- l-al sell
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- ~ y I.-I. -
Advice to Mothers.

cIsclsS4TIs o.. Nov. s.-co,ton easier and
lower; middliug 97sc. glgs .Js.f'f : =
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 6.-Wheat, western
sleady; No. winter rcd spot and November
Csc; December 81 90; May 81 0s5Isl oS5!. Corn
western steady: mixed spot and November Sc:
January o,soIHc; May 80. Oats firm. Rye arm.
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COMMISSIONER Sale,
N0MAiISSl0 NElts' SALE ''-37
" Of CHOICE ClFY PROPERTY.
In the Circuit Cour, q Ohio County. West vlr.
william McAdRmE, Fgg
Guardian aud In his owa Eight, 7, c,.,no,.

v | "
Elizabeth ChatnocI. otHl, 4e ii
In pursuance OF the authority vested In ia nv
EdccfCG OF tho Rhpyc mentioned court, made
and entered In sail cAusi on the 9th day OF o..
IOh.r, 4. y. 1890, thu undersigned special com
mls'Inngt appointed lnrlhe purpose By tina,
court III said decree VIII OH ~ w.
RATURDAY, tbs 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850
beginning nj 10 O'CLOCK OF said day, at tho north
Ifont door Of tho Court House OF Ohio county,
NCSt rlrglnls sell ut public auction, tho several
parcels OF real estate hereinafter mentioned, or
no much thereof nS may be Necessary 10 pay INC
liens uu kAtnc ~ set lUfth In bhid Decree thn cost
vi suit and uxprnAes OF Aae, that Is to kay: t'si
1.-The north hall Of lot number ~ OF tho
seventh fluArG OF the city OF Wheeling, In Ohio
County, III the siA'e Of y est Virginia, II q IA
lot number a In tho nddli Ion 10 said city
Of whCcling formerly called south Wheeling,
laid OF by SlOES W. Chhpllnc, Marcus Wilson
and james II. Fnnytbc LIZ u ". n
TEESs OF sALE.-Onc.tSlrd and 20 much
more MS the purchaser may elect 10 pay cash III
hand, and tho remainder ID Two equal Install.
meats payable respectively In ono and two
SCRrH from tho day oil ialJ With Interest lro ~
that day, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred iDstallmcnw, RLd the tito 10 DO 10
tsIned TO secure the payment OF them until they
GEO. b CALDWELL, . o
Gku. II L. GILCHRlST,
Special Commissioners. d
hereby ceriily That Tho above named special
commissioners have given bond and security az
required by laY AID W said decree. ;. ,l''f
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Ocio Clerk OF said Court.
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ASN "a 40
Oilers UNCHANGED

NE" tohh' nov. b.-Flour. receipts Is, 90 bar.
rel, Wheat steady and active; receipts 81 100
bnshes; exports $40 bushels; sales l,l6s,O o
bushels OF futures aud n, 900 bushels OF SPOT:
spot market dull and unchanged: unSraded
red y6caSl 0AS: No. . red 9SISc; OPTIONS firm:
No. rcd November 81 0,sS: December 81 OfsIn
Gal 06H; May 81 01sal llal 1915; July 81 liI.,
Corn, receipts 10000 bushels; exports 40. SvG
bushels: sales 16t, 00) bushels OF futures and
l,sog bushels be ~, Of rpot; market lower: un.
graded mixed og!4a6l &c: November 59ssc; Do.
cemhcr G5.c; January G15.c: May 60sIa6lsia
GlHc. Oats. receipts a 600 bushel1; exports SO
bushes: sales 3u5. 900 bushels of futures and:
lii,OoO bushels OF spot; market easier; Noyem.
Der i9c; December 4g54c: May 5lIc; spot No,
White b2%c; mixed western j7a5oc:
white do 5Oa5Sc: No. . CHICAGO SOC. Co1ce
steady aud leh2' points up; Decsm Der IT, s0a
lLfec; January l6.0oald.25c; February
l5.55c; March 15.20al5. iOc; AprIl is. 10
l6,3c: May Is 5oal5.soc: July 15.l5c; spot Rio
active ear; and h!gher Itiyle; Sugar, relned quiet
ana lower: ~: extra G 8 3.i6c: white extra
ca ll:lGa5 i3lGc; yellow 3l6a5 7.lGc;
Oft SIC: Mould 4 7.l6c: Standard 4
b.lGc; Confcctioners &c; Cutloaf
6l3lGc: crushed Glib Ice; powdered 633zc; Glnnu.
lateu and Cubes CO. Molasses steady. New
Orleans common 10 fancy 3sn5Oc. rallo y active
At 4 IL lGc. Resin firm. TurpentIne cuIct and
firm at 4.c. EGGS firm; western 25c Pork dull.
cut meats quiet. Lard lower; western htenm
ST. 311s; November Sc 80: December Sc Il: Ian.
unry - g: February &C 70. Butter arm western
dairy leal6c; creamery l7a27e. Cheese dull; Ohio
fats 7a91<C, F-E -ls5 3 ,9'-I.N- - 80
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Brcadstufra and Proyisions.

CHICAGO. NOV. misunderstanding large 10.
day and tho feeling developed was somew hat I'm.
tho feeling beariSh. There was considerable
short covered ut tho decline. IA - $3.50
Corn-There was a fair trade, with the feeling
easier carly In the session, but late better tone
was man Tested a.g ~ 80 '~'--~
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~ J.p. soMMERvlLLE, Trustee. 1

STATE OF WET VlRolNIA, q; ..23.I.1.I! q. q
:. ~ CouSTY, OF ONO, 10 wit:
!, George Hook, Clerk OF the County Court Of
has bcep given BY the above named trustee, as
required by law.
dlycn under my hand this 18th day Of October,
.S osSs,Mwar 4 GEORGE HOOK. Clerk. /
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Miss poRK-Cash and december SO 90; Janu.
ary 81 0!hai2 o5all 92h: May sl2 7Oal2 XSal2 10.
LAR0-sa,i 80 u: December So 17tlaG 2oa6 TX;
SHORT RIns-Cash s. aoaa IS: De ccnber Sj 6aI,a
665a552 January s. s5a5 s71la5 s71{i; May So 70
Snou.pEns-s5 5oas G21hl; short clear S ssa5 90.
NlIlsKY-S1 ii. ~. -, $50 ~
Others unchanged.
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LEAvE B., z. g G, RAILROAD, 1 ARNIvH5
BEtLAlRE G Central Time rlgt DELl.AIRE
ll:00 am BellGlre & ZaneSy'e Thr, Pas. $3.50 pm
$40 pm ...Bellairc and ZAncsyill le....l 1920 am
6.Oo am .... Mixed Tmiu....... 7.0S pm
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CoEX-cash No. ., SEC; November 5ls,.52s!
b21I.c: December bla52a5le: May a5lj.a54sIc.
i25sc: December 42}tss,3ai3c; May i5sisi6IsiCc.
RYE--No. . &C. :. = - -, :
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

p2rish existence. Il hzs gone through
Is&ny st4gss. cxpvFls nces and xsciss--
tudes Here tns rector left tie sfc<fd
of what seemed g. kim = BRIDE 10
nsrr&ie. sal Nn'eh the people surety
ise2rd pfo1aly, T. SHOW tic weak n4is-
s'onary spsr.t Nhsctf prevails among the
peo8le of the Parish. He askeo tntm
q igesggne = line afawo treea -, Marx :
church sBuihwafd u tiGae~ eA4feii,
thence uorIhNaIds 10 Iflagys ana
thence haek fo ~. Marx =. aHG io con-
template tae gge4i eltY Nhleh lies o4t-
sidt IL tbs triangie. lie Usr1 tslc fse.s
70 plead fof TWO more chaIchesi ana
Cal ed for tie liberal men 10 t'alld one
church On tie south and Aaotoef on
the north. lie srgaeo that beeause ~
Marks bad den- 50 much. "a ter hn-
itea position, other churches of the
same apostolic order aud sniTt would
multiply TIE eity's blessings Ia their
due proportion, and asked iOf the
means G. extend the Work.
The sermon Was received by the con
gregAuOn with profound reverence.
Expressions from four yestrymen and
= large namber OF the congregation,
overheard by the reporter after the sell
wee, were 10 the effect that no priest of
God ever did nOber talng thsn the
utteTance of those bold. true words.
The reporter interviewed many OF ~.
Marks people, and not one VAS found
10 raise = voice against the rector :
Ambition
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
DEMOCRATIC KICKING
Will Not Avail to Defeat the Two
Republican Measures
WHEN The CONGRESS- MEETS AGAIN
An Agreement by Republican Senators
to Put Through the Federal Eiec-
tion and Apportionment Bills
at the Next session.
Special to the TrLEsRAn-HEEALD.

Special to the TELEGRAH-HEEALp.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-It is said that
an agreement mas been reached, by the
Senators favoring the passage of the
Federal election bill, to take 1t up as
soon as Congress meets, debate ii for a
fixed period and have vote upon IL by
n specified time, by amending the rules,
and that Immediately thereafter the
same course will be pursued in relation
to the apportionment bill. This under
standing was had, it is said, about ten
days ago and will do away with the
necessity of calling an extra session,
which no one wants, if II can be
avoided. 1t is claimed that the rules
Will be changed without a single dis
senting vote, so as to apply, however,
to only those two bills and that, after
there has been reasonable debate, a
Motion will be made to cut off debate,
which Will be put by the Vice Presl-
dent and carried by the Republican
majority. The Democrats will, of
course, protest and claim that the mo-
ton is out of order, but it will avail
them nothing, as the Republicans have
the power to carry through whatever
they want to.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
Needing Ropairs

A Garage coilded with the cable
cars at the Bansom-st crossing or
Lyon-st. yesterday morning, ard va.
badly wrenched. The hind axleires
wss snapped of end tae forward on
vas broken in two. The fff hna
wheel had a hnh taken out.an6 the rlga'
forward wheel was deprived ri eleven
smokes. Bufn cross BARS wrc taken
out ard the felioes - tbe right wheel
were & so.sccl frow tae Er pafry to
fhe center n the wheel. The ieit Tors
ward vheei haf nfDe s7ckes q sIoeatea
from ere tus aut taf fre thereof
rofie8 dovu fhe hH Tee aanf Ne.
slI serapef oa foth fnis au4 the caf-
e. ton ess 81 sted Info lae shaIe ni
an suQer. The eHp socket ess anin-
cured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
UNITED IN DEATH
A Family Awaken IN their Burn
ma Home.
MOTHER AID Two CHILDREN PERISH
fhs Father Escapes fne0 . " iaae~ snd
the Oldest DAashteE EeSc0ea iA An
Iaeonssfoes seeaitiea-A Fire
Seaapzos wtshoat LAaasrz.

DVBgQUE, Ia, oct. 5.-Before assis-
tsnes arrived Ars MeBee and her two
children perished in their burning
home this moTnlng. Another child Vas
rescued IN an unconscious stAte, and
Mr.. McBee escaped ~ jumping through
q window. Mhen the hremen arrived
Al the house the entire family were
groping about in dense and surocst-
ing smoke on the second floor, their
exit beng cut ot by the flames al the
foot OF the stairway The engine con-
psny had 40 ladder, and vac un-
ahle 10 resch the sleeping apart
ments, although the windows were not
more than eighteen test from the
ground liz Was necessary % send IN
an alarm for a hook and ladder truck
and before u arrived the poor mother
and three children were overcome.
McBee threw himself out OF n window
holding by his hands 20 the eli UnUl
assisted 10 the ground by the firemen.
The oldest daughter was rescued alive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
Foolish Legislation.

The political situation IN Maryland IS
curious. The Legislature of the State
recently passed a registration law which
disfranchises a large portion of the
population, as 1t provides that no man
shall be legal resident unless he sleeps
within the limits of the State every
night for six months before the NOvem-
Der election. Therefore a citizen of
Maryland, no matter what the reason
may be for his temporary departure or
how short his absence, If he makes his
abode and habitstion for single night
outside OF the State, is in danger of
losing his right of suffra &c, unless with
in thirty days after the passage of the
act. which was approved in April last,
he make affidavit IN person before the
clerk of the Circuit Court that
he was compelled to ab-
sent himself from his regular resi-
dence and intended to return. BY this
act Maryland has deprived OF the night
of suffrage all her sons who travel out
side the limits of the State between
May and November, all who 60 to sum
mer resorts, all who sleep one night in
New York. Philadelphia, or Washing
ton, all her soldiers and sailors, all her
appointees in the foreign service Of the
Federa government. and her senators
and Representatives a. well. The Or
iect of THIS law VAS 80 disfrsnchise Re
publican voters of Maryland VINO re-
SIDE IN the District OF Columbia and
hold Office there, bat the effect Of i
will be fsr-resching, and a great many
people vii he surprised when they Try
n cast their ballots m November. Tor
the lsw = clear as poss bic on the points
mentioned Chicago News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

lie Knocks out Con Doyle in the e7th
Round

He Knocks Out Con Doyle in the 27th
Round
CHICAGO, Oct. "A prize fight for
$500, Marquis of Queensbury rules, and
With Bounce gloves. took place at
Thsyer. Ind, this morning, between
Tom Ryan, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
and Cou Doyle, of Chicago. the former
winning in the twenty-seventh round.
From the start until the fifteenth round
it Was nOhOdy's battle. After that
time the Chicago man began 10
weaken and. although he occasionally
rallied, il wss plain that be was beaten.
In tae tweuty-ninth round, after
makin. lsst effort % hit RYAN, Doyle
staggered to his corner, where his sec
onds threw uP the sponge Doyle Was
badly punished. Both of ms eyes were
closed, his lips and nose badly cut and
bruised and MS body covered with
blood. Ryan. on the contrary, was
sound ard almost az fresh as when be
entered toe ring.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

special 70 the IgLEe Rsu-hEstLD.
Charlotte, Mich. OCt.3.-The Eaton
county far has closed. having been the
most successiul far since the organizs-
ton Of the society. Prof. McEven. the
sersnSut. gave an exhibition OK cool
ue~s ard nerve today that. pr0bs bIy
Vl never De forgotten by those Who
saw it. Just a. the balloon left the
sartn it was discovered 60 BE on ERE.
the professor had plenty Of time 81
i0mp while ats safe distance. bat for
come rss son remained with che hal loon.
HIS parachute beng on the opposite
sfe = TIE Gre remained uninTnred
AL when the balloon collapsed - the
he gat Of sbout go feet, he dropped to
tas earth safety
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

Deputy marshals at the Last Election
to BE Settled with.

Special to the TELEGRAN- HERALD.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 5.-Every
man who served as a deputy marshal
at the elections two years ago, will be
glad to know that in the general def
cienc, bill, which was one of the last
TO become law, there is an item of
$3.50 600 for the pay of deputies. Up
to this time they have never received a
cent for their services, and as there
were deputy marshals at every polling
place. the item is OF good deal of IN
terest to thousands of men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

The Column wiz Move just as Adser-
tlSsd Yesterday.


The arrangements for German Day
are quite complete. The line Of march
will be as published yesterday, without
substantial change.
At the meeting of the central COM
mittee at the Casino, last evening, the
treasurer reported that much more
money than had been expected was
already raised and that every dollar
subscribed was collected in.
A move was made last evening to
organize u permanent society Of Ger
an-Amercans, whose object should be
TO unite all Germans INTO one order, oi
whatever regions or political faith. u
is the design of the new movement to
Americaulze the German people on TINS
continent, without losing their German
tastes and character.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
NEW MANAGEMENT.
The warwick Hotel is Leased 10 Mrs.
Carpenter.

Mrs. Carpenter, who has been for
several years proprietress CT the Hotel
Vendome, has leased the Warwick for
term of years, and will take posses
sion of the new hotel October 10. The
Warwick will not be parceled out as ii
has been heretofore. Mrs. Carpenter
assumes the control of the entire estab-
Iishment, and will have the house
refitted.
The new proprietress isa lady of wide
experience IN the business, and COM
bines tirst-class business ability with
admirable tact. In her hands the War
wick is sure to become successful an
popular family hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

Sc0tt Johnson = nov attending the
south Dives on-sa stooi " Mss Agnes
Mcintyre. be leseheF. snd Trusnf 0A-
cer frsos Pee. having fitted hn out
~ ~ suifsble clothing e. 30 80. Would
thss W we're boy szslB.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

stand exposed m1ea logger, & you'd BE
r1j1ed. As thsEe rs 8ot sseni - le
a1y pace shers ll could - pot an1sf
cossr, a. u1zisrIly woO1ea house s4s
Ia e over q. ana this frame covering =
only removed lzte u the summer snd
= fsolaeed early n the tzl As the
statute = 4 magnificent ~cr& y afts Il
- - e nspTd that i ~ Dc taken ~
cat q ths sod ~ that { nlay 4 pEs-
served.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

i - &c nsped hat il ~ Dc tsken n
cat q The sod - that { nlay K pxs-
served.
When the senate goes into executive
sessoa it . aaposSiole - comm unle4le
With senator. A new paper man the
otnsr DAY nad 4 very important cues
ton which ae wanted 10 ssk OF = Sena-
Ter, outs shen he aFlFed a. the
Capltol, ne found the senate ia eKecu-
tive session with no prospect OF a
speedy adlonFnment. IL ras necessary
tnat ns should be promptly answered,
and, vale he VAS cogltatlng how ne
sn0lld reach hls man, = bright idea
struck hlni. He jumped on = street
ear ami was whlsked down the foot OF
TIE hdl ~ where the Baltimore 4 Ohlo
depot stands. Here he went into the
telegraph once and sent q telegram 10
The Senator, requesting him 70 send
him an answer 70 his once. and having
done that he went up town. A few
INMATES after he arrived. his answer
reached him and everything was lovely.
Telegrsms are delivered 10 the Sena-
tors when IN executive sessiOn By the
page Who Is specially detailed for that
purpose, and this, OF course, the news
paper man knew. There are more
Ways OF killing cat than drowning lt.
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The capitol is very deserted place
these days. Hardly had Congress sd-
lOurned before members were leaving
tins city, and when went 10 the capl-
tOl on Thursday morning there was not
half a dozen members % Oe seen IN the
entire building. Workingmen ana
pages were busy gathering up the litter
tier the long session ana already COM
menclng the work or preparation for
another, Nnile the boys were getting
together the odds and ends which
members had IN their desks and tying
up bundles ready for shipment. The
Senate wing WAS even more deserted
than the house side. Not a senator
was visible on the floor and nearly all
the employees had initiated their exam
pie and become invisible. There Will
not be very much done TO the capitol
IN the shape OF Improvements during
the recess. The carpets will be cleaned
and the paint will be touched up III
spots. but the heavy work will not be
done until next spring after the ad-
| lournment Of the second session.
A MAURICE Low.