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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28
GEORGETOWN.

THE wooDLEY CLUES THASKsGTvISs HUNT.
That much talked-of Thanksgiving fox hunt
was dismal, dreary, drizzling failure, says al
most every member who went TO engage in IL,
and instead Of bringing home the APPENDICES
of many foxes, they had expected 10 do. they
came empty handed, tired and Disguised. The
rain did il all. In the morning they left from
the neiglborhood OF the Farmer Hotel
counting the natives who went. forty we'll
mounted men. Preceding them were the dogs.
thirty-eight in number Ii not long before
a trail was struck, and mighty shout vent up
as the horses were told the good news by RIB
Der" or u sharp word. But hardly had they gone
five miles before unpleasant rain set in and
the dogs began to lose the scent Other trails
were struck, but with the same result and
when all hands had ridden far ~ Anne
Arundel county, the rain still coming down,
they came 20 the conclusion that foxes bad
something to be thankful for and they had bet
ter turn back. Not a brush was secured After
the arrival at the hotel jumping exhibition
was given, much 10 the delight Of the good
day and evening spent in roasting
OF the superiority OF Prince Georges county
girls over all others. Ten of the Marlboro
ladies engaged in the hunt, and not one Of
them finched from taking the most difiouls
jump. While at the hotel Mr.. J. W. Riley, one
Of the Woodley boys, was bitten severely In the
hand by q spiteful dog. Drs. Snyder and Hill
were IN the crowd and professionally assisted
the CANNES victim. By twos and fours the
disheartened, disappointed would-be bringers
of fox tails came into town yesterday. They
feel certain, they say, that II the weather had
been fair q number Of sly animals would today
be absent from Marlboro region.
AL who attended the entertainment ss Inds-
pendent Hall last night pronounced il the most
pleasant one this popular lodge has ever given.
Mr.. Henry Schlosser was in charge. Among
those who participated we're Msssr.. Lynch.
Wilkerson, George Schlosser, George B~linRer.
Fetts, Gamsby, Fuse and Misses Graves Sic.
mund, Sage and Edith PerkinsL Most eujov-
able features Of the entertainment we're recits-
tons BY MessrA Ambrose & ogle and Taibos Q.
Pulizzi
- xorra.
David Mason, . large colorkd man. vss -
rested last night for assaulting htts six-ysss-
old relative
At 2 O'Clock last night lady found four
year-oAd boy wandering on Sad street and 20.
companied him TO the police station n vas
then ascertained that he was the son Of Mr..
Charles Elliott Of NJ street, aud the httls fellow
was returned TO his distressed parcnsA
The canal dredge 10 st work today removing
Q considerable bank Of ashes, &c, thss was
built mp by the Grace street rssidsutA
Messrs- W. w. Ball and n. Shughrue returned
yesterday from . hunting trip 70 Fairfax
county, bringing . very large number Of birds
and rabbits. One rabbit, huge white fellow,
weighed seven and thrse-fOurths poundA
f Capt Gen. -Esal Of the Knighh a o.
Augustine, No 4 vas yesterday prsssnssA hg
Father Rochoford with . handsome gsvsl
About half he electric light gicbss an
street. cracksd and fell last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28
SHOOTING STARS.

Mrs. Begosh--Great Scott. Josiar, what dye
reckons the matter with him?
Josiar-Tm blest if know unless he bought
his clothes before he took anti-fat medicine.
He wanted an aolian harp
With all his heart: and so
The little one said Father dear.
Please let your whiskers grow"
Shakespeare did not live in s. P. c. A. times,
or he would never have written throw physic
to the dogs"
Statesmen in referring to each other should
follow the example of the business man who
advertises moderate terms.
American Hostess-'I wonder why women
never fight duels. I am sure they get angry
enough"
Foreign visitor-"zey know nozzing of
weapons. madame. ley would hurt each
ozaire. "a
He came across q scandal,
He worked it out and wrote Of il;
Inever went the government
Neglected to take note Of it
1t is useless to tell pretty girl to reflect
Her mirror does that with entire satisfaction
The chaperone il popular eye-dulL
willie. have you studied your Sunday school
lesson?"
''Yes'm."
"What was II about2'
"'Bout 0oliah."
"And what do you think Of GOLIATH"
81 wisht he wasn't dead"
"Why?"
SOS could zee him play football onesk"
. A number Of postmastera Of the fourth-clas
omces In .Arkausas met yesterday at Little
Hook and elected delegates to represent the
state In the national convention Of fourth-class
gostmasters v BE- held II Washington, D. C.,
Dsesnbsr &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Tor sALE-A NEW sRoOM DWELLING WITH
,bou. half an acre enc SQUARE from the station
poasss Susinsa. %a-.. "a i s..i
FoR RENT-IN ALExANDR11 COUNTY. VA.
cnu.s sS %ss s FMS
an outside with well " eacslleDt water as
iannns sSsossS Sssf e p.rs q Tscs
BUrss 70 DapS can q F Ea, A
12-RooM HOUSE on KING ST., ALExAN-
asnsy 81 SoSsr month a SENATE CAV gps.
17-RooM HOUSE ON PRINCE ST. ALExAN-
sns ranxe II r5seantifS condition. only $500
FQR sALE-ao ACRES, NILES FROM WASH
20 miles out; acres. beautiful view Of ciss II mile:
t.ses s,35 per acre. sorss. house anu barn. miles
s.. s IS ;Tss.: = %is:
shale tree and excellent water an Offer solicited s.
n 1sss
sse on ~ a. s @ coo
snsdH,S ssw Of city ~ cents per foot would
sssh pef Ie
new no 1o-room house, excellent shade and water.
tracts both large and small situated very near the
G,y Tor sale on very easy terms Send for list with
Rockville Laurel Chain b, idgs Fails Church, Airing
with all roads, &C.. Tree ON application Parties
taken to view property ,rse e sharEe f,,rSrs
no2S,3t Es2l f ST. n.
EoR RENT. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
\ property-3l acres garden land 4-room house and
:. G. LINER. iii 18th st. ss'A''' ' nOSs,ss sH
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE
We have very desirable piece Of suburban prop
Evan axytll Ia Av,p
end r Rss f. farm adTSnnS Charlton HEIGHTS and the
improved by neat COTTAGE in good order with stable
good water and abundance OF fruit trees. We are
Of Or ia Value IN 9
city, ttyyi,oT This property will bear lnspectien:
no2s.2t " H. ""N SI 81 + : s.. oo NV.
EOR sALE-DY JOHNSON. CHEW 4 CO., 6I7 F
ss from rare SIrSs a tract of land
Fort ToOie. in Prince Georse's COUNT, Nd. l. 80
ssp iHo
1000 asparagus; unsurpassed as trucking farm
and can be oought for So. 600. no3s2t
E0R SALE AT FOREST GLEN. MD. LARGE
= house: furnished; 20 rooms: Also room. hand
low terms easy WIN 'ejs a.G HEhF # '''
ne timber l20 ding splendid crops. Good build
ss sn' Cook B. ssiy terms Rockville Nd
E Rockville. One has steam heat others have Ia
trobes. Fine business property on Main ct. Easy
terms. COOKE d. LUCkETT, Rocky vile. Md. n25-4
Tor SALE-l32 ACRES FRONTING ZOO YARDS
y on public road from Rockville to Glen Echo, near
Tenieytown and Rockville electric railroad Bargain
at So per
no2o-4t COOKE d LUCKErT, Rockville, Md.
EOR SALE -OVER 100 SUBURBAN PLACES
both large and small. adjoining and Washing:
ton city, cheap and Send for list and
nO245s JAMES, n cIEMkSns. sf fa hrf' St.
ENOR SALE OR REET-THE ATTENTION OF
those wanting to buy rent is nvited the subur-
ban home OF DR.. CockeTile frame house; IA rooms;
dining room TOXIC teet. kitchen 17xlS feet: . good
pantries station. MetroI oIltan branch, b. and o. on
the place. five minutes walk from dwelling; about 20
trains daily churches and schools hand beautifu
grounds and fine shade; well Of finest water ~ feet
from dwelling.
JAS. T. OFFUTT,
no21-2w' l420 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28
FOR SALE-PIANOS,

For sALE-P1ANos FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
$$ $$s ff EEHHs
Will please you
nos stPps iikfn II s1s6snss +. pnfs
| FOE sALE-NEw GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO.
H cheaper s1s orE! 5is St. expense R#
EOR sALE-HANDsOME UPRIGHT PIANO FOR
only $2N0 cash; owner is leaving the city and mus
Ave nssr ago TSrpansy OF
day; Can be at THE PIANO ExGaRSGE fr9 Si3
| EOR SALE
e. Special holiday offerings in new upright panos;
sure and give us cali and see the Ssy nrss
IN we nave more stock at present than
The terms of purchase to responsible parties will be
The discount for quick sales will induce you to buy
few u the best makes of square pianos will be sold
We give rssponsibls guarantees with every piano
cal early.
GRIMES PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS,
NOES 913 Pa. ave.
EQk SALE : SMALL SQUARE TIANO: ROsRN-
ifs a LIE re ApRy sse Nh II
Eok OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARTY WILL SELL
their grand upright piano.
and brilliant tone, in two months and equal 20
new; accept 5.,; and stool 20 with bona fde
9ner ana shoud he readily grasped Call private resi-
oence u. e. NV. no2S-2ts
EOR SALE-BARGAIN-
WILCOX WHITE ORGAN.
stops; solid walnut case: extra high and music
POCKET perfect order. original 4l5O will be sold
noa7 - 80 'D' Oh T. e. a0 SMITH. 1..a5 Pa. ave.
EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE UP
rght pianos for cash at u. L. WILD BROS, T09
tn s., q W. sole agency for the celebrsted KkANICH
-. - H0-.-at1
Tor sALE-oNE MAGNIFICENT NEW UPRIGHT
- piano sent as sample; burr walnut original
price; St0O; VIA sell tor SsssO $40 monthy HUGO
CHICKERING PIANO.
special bargain rosewood case handsomely carved:
pefiSct order musicaiy; piano cost originally $780,
VIII pe soid Tor el6o; on easy monthly payments;
handsorse stool and cover included. Z. g. SMITH.
l22o Ia ave. no7-lm
kok SALE-PIANOS. UPRIGHT GRANDS, THE
seeie - conceded by connoisseurs to b free from
perceive temperament the intervals arranged with
NY fu bass pathetic TENOR clear, brilliant treble;
renueIng IN c9mbanation beautiful orchestral ef-
ieeti the most thorough tass examination and crit
Gism Desired may BE- bad on trial LE!CEsE ER
ton Factory at Nestboro. Assa n07-lm
LOB sALE-WE WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST
new upright and any difference can b paid go per
month"; or al cash. f TSs sF III IN IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EORT MEYER HEIGHTS.

FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
Is the safest for paying investment of oil the prop
critics now offered around Washington oity, NO
MArTtR WHEkE OR AT WHAT PRICE
Right on the line Of the Washington and Arlington
electric railway. and on that FASHIONABLE and
POPULAR drive, the Military road, 100 feet above
tie Potomac, and only one-laf mile from tie city.
splendid property. bound to increase greatly in
value. =.
The electric road, when completed. will make this
property the most accessible Of any OF suburbs
this city.
This is lovely spot and has gained immense popu-
larity.
Wehave LARGE FORCE at work grading streets
and making other extensive improvements.
OUR PRICES ARE Low.
We can sell You beautiful lot the electric rail-
way and overlooking the whole city Tor 10 CENTS per
square loot, but We will not promise you that the
above price will last long. Next spring the lots
will cost YOU ~ CENTS.
Don't delay. but cali early
We invite every who looking for an Investment
TO inspect this property before purchasing elsewhere
We have teams ON hand to drive you over.
Maps and full particulars ut office Of
ROBINSON LODGE
Investment and Real Estate Broksrs.
no5-tr e3 and 30 Atlantic building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28
FOR SALE-LOTS,

E,OR SALE-LOTS.
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES-OF ONE OR MORE
ACRES
And
FINE BUILDING LOTS
On the
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC,
CONDUIT Road
TERMS. in every case. TO SUIT THE PURCHASER
. Some OF our choice building lots can lie bought as
1900
s2o CASH. BALANCE IN SMALL MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCE3 ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROP ray ALREADY SOLD
THOSE PURCHASING NOM are sure to REALIZE
HANDSOME PROFITS the near future.
For plats. pamphlets and further information sp-
ply at colnpany's office,
oc2l-S.n l4lJ st. n w.. Washington, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

TESTIMONY GIVEN AT THE coRoSrR's INQUEST
ToDAY-NRs SLACK rELIs HER STORY oF TIRE
UNFORTUNATE AFFArR-oTHER WITNESSES oIvr
EvIDEScE-NYERs COMMITTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

| E'Ok SA.iLoLS-HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANO FOR
only @-VO cash: owner is leaving the city and mus
SELF cost double this not quite ago warranty Of
nVe years with nnest make must be sold by Wedres-
| day Can be seen at THE PIANO EXCHANGE, yI3
| ~ ave. nO2S-:3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Shakespeare did not live in s. p. G. A. times,
or he would never have written throw physic
to the dogs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Statesmen in referring to each other should
follow the example of the business man who
advertises moderate terms"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Eoo The La Richie and
oOODYEAR The Norscood
hCbbE1 Are the latest and perfect
oo..n. styles OF Ladies Close-ht-
COMPANY. ting Cloth su,Tdes 1ack-
zoo 9th st. - Ne nave . MAGNIFICENT
49,, assortment of these gar
Melville Lindsay. ments fresh from our fac
=. tory s3. 50 10 sb will
NanageE give You choice Of nifty
=. patterns.
I Our Ocer Shoes are Pure
Gum and we have all sizes
The 'GoId Scar Mack
tnt0shes tor men une-
no21 Qualed for stvts and quality
T EGAL TRANSFERRING OF ALL KINDS
H. BRIEFS AND kECORDs PRINTED -
--e--- TIE Law kEPONrER CO..
~ VI. NO OhE. Manaker. - = 500 O. 2. v. Met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

He wanted an solian harp
With all his heart: and so
The little one said Father. dear.
Please let your whiskers grow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

FOR sAIE-PIANoS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ,
OUR PIANOS,
OUR PRICES
OUR TERMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

rfSueflch ihanOrup, Car urlNer, tesIlueu
that he was on his way home when he heard
the trouble. He heard some one say: "You
if you come in here I'll kill you"
When he went and when he got on
Stacks back shed he saw the men in Myers
yard scuf1iing. Mr.. Booth had light there
and witness saw pistol in the hands of one OF
| the men, but he could not say which one held
It, While the scuffie was going on witness
| heard the officer say: My God I'm stabbed -
and he added, Charlie, you've done me, YOU'VE
done me-
Witness did not see what happened in the
| street, but he believed that the cutting was
done in MIR. Myers yard, for that's where they
were when the officer made the remark about
being stabbed. Witness explained that the man
who made the threat to kill was Mr.. Myers.
ROLLINS HEARD A SCREAM.
W. II. Rollins, a cab driver. testified that he
was on his way home Wednesday night with
Joseph Booth and the latter went back to get a
gun. Witness attention was first attracted to
the scene when he heard a scream
and policeman's whistle, and when
he reached there he met the officer
on witness and said he had been cut; that his
heart had been cut out by Charlie Myers. Wit
ness assisted the officer into the house and then
he went out in the yard. Myers was lying on
the ground near the fence; He looked rs
though bucket of blood had been poured on
his head. The officers pistol was found on the
ground by Mr.. Myers son, and witness picked
up the officers club and hat
BOOTH coRRoBoRATEs ROLLINS.
Joseph Booth was next sworn. He is Q car
driver. He passed Officer Slack on h street
before midnight, and when he returned to the
stable, about 1880 o'clock, and started for
home he remembered that he had left his gun
at the stable and he left his friend
Rollins and went back for the gun.
Soon sfterward he heard the screams Of q
woman, the groans of the officer and the toot-
ing of the whistle. When he reached the house
he saw the officer and his wife. The former
said he had been stabbed and Mrs Slack asked
him to 60 for policeman.
He started to do SO, when he heard the sounds
made by the officers club ON Myers head.
Myers was covered with blood. During the
scuf1e he heard some one say, Take the pistol
from him" and Myers son said, II have The
pistol"
Upon cross-examination by the coroner the
witness said that the officer complained Of be-
ing stabbed before the tussle occurred In the
yard
WHAT MYERS THRHArkNKD.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Shillington witness
was further questioned, and he said that when
Slack was in front of the gate Myers came
toward the gate and said, Don't you come in
here any more; II you do, you -, III kin
you"
When witness FIRST saw Mr.. Mver, coma
through the yard his head was covered With
blood and he looked like he had been severely
beaten.
cHARLKs nYERs' sToRY.
Charles HysrA son Of The dsfsnaaat tssti1sd
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EOR SALE-22O4 l4TH ST. NV 2STORY
Il brick. store and dwelling; lot 20I120: stable
REAR only go 300 1865 Fierce place n 2-story
and basement brlck dwelling: 81 co.. 20 Myrtle st.
n 2-stO-y and basement brick dwelling, 81. 800.
y. and 80 q st L. brick DWELLINGS, lot about
4oxl3. size and rear alley modern and attract
i've brick DWELLING 9TH ST. Pa. Sc, So 40;
brOWnstOE q nj. l4-room dwelling. in perfect
der. K ST near Conn n W.. sl3.50U brick bay
window dwelling. Sl5 18th St ne. g. 600; $500 IN
cash, balance monthly: building site n W. COR 10Th
an Psts NV. y front. only -. 80 per So II. W.
C. DCNAl.L. g-j L ST. n. ". no:,S-3t
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IrOR SALE-A SPLENDID INvESTMENT-SE
heau,l-ul houses; handsome stone trimmings iron
ste and fence cabinet nantes. electric BELLS speak
m tuteS and every modern Improvement: n
l-th and U sts Il; W. nearly finished will bring
annual rental of about $40, price. $685. 600 for sll
terms 70 suit Address NJ H. j.. Owner. Star oficel
nO2S3-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

1t is useless to tell pretty girl to reflect
Her mirror does that with entire satisfaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

American Hostess-'T wonder why women
never fight duels. I am sure they get angry
enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

EOR SALE-NEW GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO
elOo warranted seven years second hand 1-Octave
piano, IN eriect order We under little expense
AND MIA sell ID per cent cheaper 17424 9TH ST. n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

he came across q scandal,
He worked it out and wrote Of IL;
Itnever went" the government
Neglected to take note Of it
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

E'OR SALE
II Seven new bricks; two-story; bay windows; mod
tnps Ward Place n-w.h near New Hampshire ave.
Price. each, 200.
Two threes;ory bricks: bay windows and mod.
inips. renting SO 40 month each, q st. Price
reduced TO s. $40 for both.
IVES; side OF 9TH n ~. corner alley three story
and cellar brick bay window. and bath. mod
tmps- lot 1sIst. Prize reduced TO IS, 800.
West side Of ga St n alley tvostory and
basement hay-winfow brick. rooms and bath
IaEered throughout. cabinet nantes and a. J. lot
l6x TO paved alley; brovn-stone foundation Price.
g. 800. -
T. T. KAISER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-22
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,,
Commission Meets Today-Approprfa.
tion Immediately Available.

oLYxria-Arrils si--TSpecssll = -The,eolrnission
10 locate the agricultural colleye VIII meet in
this city tomorrow. In regard to the anpropssa-
fioE By congress for the college and cxr-crirerf
station. letter from the assisian: secretary of
the department Of agriculture says: 1t is nv
opinion that Il the board Of regea.s Of yo,.. col
lese should organize. elect fsen,sy, commences
building, etc. during the present Escal year you
woald be entitled Ia the who-e OF the $4,000
provided for in the Morrill, act and 20 such po--
tion of the si5,ooe under the Hatch aes ~ ron
might be able 20 use before the end OF June
nsxt By examining the Hatch act in ex-e-s-
meat station bulletin No you viii see thai the
annual appropriation under il mrs; be usesi IN
tAe fiscal year in which il is made OF course in
stating this opinion assume that yorr state
has passed all the necessary legislation in due
FORM
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o1Tsx AID demi.oha nzss be hanished kr>1
ssss4 rsssliag p&ace. Ressx-s-< 10 the Neg tr-
ieaos is7ehing Jutxe Tsurs1ca said- --ot ere
fol1x ssz al 1k-ss:ea3oz take notscx- III
esa<r 1stzoss I'D themselves OF xssrca-
lsss, t1Isa-csfs. xssassszs xod 14zzzroai
= e1 expsnse- tie Aner.can psOpse
wsA rroses; themselves GEr government
stands resey TO make snple reya-srsoa for every
wrong so1e 20 the real eifizsns ot any foreign
power. css 50 SsDy As &c hare Eep1hsicz1 sz-
EEn-ss-x<scz. xsta James q. Klafae - secretary
o; ssAse- I'd apology viii ever be oatred and not
co.szr Be paid tux tie kilila. OF any rec handed
ozf-zE. faozsa ihs Exxiez Of al Europe should
Palaac s10asd czaee uzcre need millions ca
naAke*s t0r is defense The Sew Orleans incl
Gent has aroused p1bsic opinion On the sabs>cs
q azuSzratlea and catc-xlizarica lava
In eooclsssc1 Judge Tharsson declared that
aor ras The tsrne % begin the campaign oi lsse,
and sAAf the Old guard 0. the party nuss now
Eve place 20 younger leaders
Judge Poxc-x~ Of vexmcus- IN respcsding 10
An address OF welcome said this was 1of ho1y
10 nominate candidates but 20 provide way 30
eieci them after they were properly nozinated
bF the party established methods. har Il vxs
Lair 70 consider principles. and be vecs O. %
name sozas that should still animate TIE party.
He praised the rulings Of Thomas Reed whe had
f0uod how 10 make the dumb speak Referring
~ >tH x1E30eI2- Dc ox&Q ~ = Il 11s
fhAs Ckssae Garden should be closed until she sF-
psicz2fs for admission co1id show an ho1e<f
purpose and thxt be would become useful and
honest cs;a,sn- Al the conclusion cf fae
speeches committees were appointed and I'D
2caTrsnsnt taken until Tomorrow.
just before ad:ousrzaeus Delegate Cole. os
shelbF vile, Ind. created q eEseDe hy declaring
ta2s be would call meeting TO ceaounce TIE
treatment accorded rresssert Harrsso1- He
MAS quickly surrounded By other ceiegrfes and
qaieted Tie complaint arose from the ailnssoa
oi forakes 20 Blaine ss having -given % . mag
nahcens acninistrafsoz- Cose. however. sub
skqusufiy called meeting Of the Indiana dele
CATION and proposed tAat formal sction be taken
in the matter IL wm decided 70 refe< the affair
20 the committee On rules, iuasnueh ~ is vss
thought likely Foraker did roe intend 10 convey
the meaning that Blaine gas the ruling spirit OF
the administration. but fhat he meant 20 con-
piiment the sdzninissrasion Of the state depart
meat