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mont are planning to attend the conveu-
tion in Bangor on Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mrs. A. W. Clark and Mrs. +. Neal
were elected. Miss NJ. A. Carroll, Mrs.
Ida Cousins and Others also contemplated
attendance.
Miss Lucy Robinson is again on duty at
the post-cffice. Mr.. J. A. Freeman, who
has so faithfully discharged the work for
long period, will no doubt appreciate u
little relief from his close application to
the mail service, and can safely rely on the
ability of his assistant. Mrs. Freeman.
though much improved In health.is not yet
able to resume her customary duties.
June %. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-30

Nellie Newcomb. aged l6, daughter of
Mark Newcomb of Hampden, suicided
Wednesday by drowning in the river. The
cause Is said to have been love affair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-30

HOODS PILLS cure liver ills, jaundce,
biilousness, sick headache, constipation.
The great system Of heat. around which
the lesser bodies move, Is now on exhibition.
Cooking is reduced 10 science. Wood, coal
ana OIL are things of the past For sale by all
1rst-class dealers In stoves. In the following
towns: EUs,rorth. j. Z. ElGridge, +. b.
Aiken; Bar Hrrbor. Green & Reynolds; Car
tine A. W Clark
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40
CHAS. A. ALLEN, Agent,
Ellsworth, Maine. sw26

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an ad
minstrator of the estate of Joseph q. Slower late
OF BncksPort. In the county OF Hancock, de
ceased, oy giving boid as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
70 the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment and those who nave any demands there
On to exhibit the same for settlement
RICHARD B. SLOWER,
June 9Th, A. D. 1899. SWISS
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BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR,

II won't cost YOU one-halt as much. Do not
delay. send three 2-ccut stamps 10 pay post
age, and we viii send YOU Dr. Kaufmanu',
great works, fine coored plates, from life on
disease. its causes and home cure. Address A.
p OrdWay & ca Rostnn Mass
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Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in / to 8 days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious
u removes at once the cause and the disease
Immediately disappears. The first dose great
y benefits, 70 cents. Sold by s. y. Wiggin,
druggist, Ellsworth. Ivr
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ADMIN is;s.s Sal. Or REAL ESTATE,
Estate of Geo. w. Iadd

To close the estate OF the late George W Iadd.
the property In Otis, Hancock county. Maine.
consisting Of seven hundred acres OF land and
mill containing rotary and 4hinrIe machine
house and stable tthe mill known as the spratt
mill i offered for sale Terms will be made lii.
erai' Persons wishing 10 examine the property
will please call on William W Tibbett. who r.,
sides adjacent TO the property in the town of OTIS
For terms of sale please apply To the under
signed. ABBY O. 'PHIIRRoDK
ADMINISTRATIVE estate of George W Iadd
3WZo Bangor, Maine.
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GUILD WE DO MORE
ISN'T IT WORTH A TRIAL :?

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been tiuly appointed
and has taken upon herself. the trust OF AN Adj
ministratriN of the estate OF Mary A. preble
ceased, by giving bond AS the law directs she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 10
the said deceascds estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there.
on to exhibit the same for settlement
CLARA h. PREBLE.
June 18th, 1882. 1t,5G
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o. r. CUNNINGHAM. Judpe
5W1 Attest ;-CHAs. 7. DoRR Register
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. P D0RK. Reeister

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to All
concerned that he has been duly appointed
anu mas taken upon himself the trust Of an al
mihlstrator OF the estate of Grace W CHM.
lale OF Bucksport, in the county Of Hancock de-
ceased, by giving bona as the law directs. no
therefore requests all persons who are Indebted
% slid oeeeased's estate, tn ma ke immediate nav
TO exhibitthe same for settlement
June sth, A. d. 1892 as,
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q. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
3w9t Attest -CIAs. 7. DoRK Register
\ true c"pv, Attest -tH>- +. DpKR. Register


AMI Court of Probate hoI.lrn 1t Ellsworth WITHIN
aud tnr the county OF Hancock, on the -ec,uG
Wednesday Ut june. \ u I,g1
A LtRtb y tRABrikE, one Of the executor.
II IN a certain Instrument purPortius To- be th.
last Will aud trsttnrnt OF A2rrcu trtbtrcc, late
"i iihhr"tA 'n 7t'I county deceased, having pre-
-,ntetl th- same fpr probate
or!rrea, That thc SAND Alfred Il. Crahiryc
g!Nt n"tre y aii persons Interested. by causing "A
toyy n 'hi- nrirr 70 ha published three wccA.
'Lrrts-it ely M nv Ellsworth American, printed
y Ellsworth mat thrv may appear nt a probate
o'urt g." he heli al blueht.i, IA saij county, 40.
tir second r1te-itg of July next, At ten Of the
c'''N 100 the forenoon, ami show cause, % ans
they have. why the -aid instrument ,hnuII mot ID.
proved. approved auI allowed as the last VIII auI
Testament ~ said deceased
"~-i -. n. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Att"st.-,HA-. +. Duflg, Register.
true copy, Attest tHAs + poRR, n l-i-ter
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season. Sold by Druggists.

For horse and owner nothing equals BICK-
MoREs GALA CURE. By its use Calls and
wounds are bealed while the horse /. AT work
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Three Things to Remember.

Hoods Sarsaparilla has the most MERIT,
has won unequalled SUCCESS, accom- lishes
greatest CURES. Is it not the medicine for
you:
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Children Cry fos
Pitchers Castoria.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

-Tapey's BREAD Winner outwears all
other shoes.
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District Convention!

IL III: s ::: s:;.:..=.. .:.T:.:;!::..
viii BE HErpIN-
CITY HALL, wa.arv;l.a,
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1892.
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STATE or MAINE.
HlNcuCK ss.--Cpurt Of Probate, june Term. 4.
u. I-'e4.
Upon the foregoing Pcttipn. ORbEKEn-That said
petitioner give public notice To al persons iutcr.s.
t,i,py ctu~ln& q copy nt the petition and this on
DER theron L. be published three weeks successive
" ~ The Ellsworth American, ii newspaper
printed "r publI~hcdIH Ellsworth, Iu -liI ,oun.
Y that th"y nay appear Al a ,14rt Of rru.
nnie i"r -'.id County, q NJ hci al Elur.
tiH, ~ the second Wednesday of July,
next, at ten of the CLOCK IN the forenoon, H.
9ho" gansr il any they have, WY the prayer
OF sAlI petitioner should not be- granted.
q. P.tl \\INGHAM, Judge.
3wi' Attest .-tHt>. +. DoRR Register
trce copy Attest -CHAs. p. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-30

At cou Of PROBATE holden at Ellsworth, within
ana for the county of Hancock, on the second
"Wednesday 81 June, 4. -. isg1
a CERTAIN Instrument purportmg t. he the la y
q VII AMI testament of George W Grim le
late 81 orand in said county, deceased, hay
ing been presented for probate
or,iered, That notice thereof be given
TO all persons interested by causing COW nt
ms order % be published three weeks successive
y IN the Ellsworth American, printed at Els
worth that they may appear at a Probate Conrt
70 ne held at Buehil in said county on the SOC
ond Wednesday o. July next, al ten of the clnrk
In The forenoon, and show cause If any ,hey have
why INC sara instrument should not be proved, an
proved and allowed as the last will and testamen,
of said deceased. '''''''''"
o. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge
SWH Auest;-CHAs. 7. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-30

Desirable SPRING
and SUMNER MEMS CHDRENs CLOTHING of which the
call the Goods
Prices will be convinced that they are cheap
wshe to hn thenlan
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VI, J 2.
3H24 Attest :-CHAs z. DoRR Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs z. DoKR, REGISTER.
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r,r. u,uur,.a, Iu.sc j PROBATE for Nv roun,y

tnuIt d ME EEIGl. A,Nr.nt-trarrt,.
l'srr I-.r. j4Hu ln'N Wives, tN-t
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CT AIR TOf4NTS.
~s----e-
L NoWLEDGE Is POWER
FUTURE UNVEILED

BY the worlds most lannon's rnatiar, NJ. -
r sherman. OF British lame sUo,v, = -, -
'hltl MediuEa Of England: while eUEranc-4 LII
reveal every hidden ySEerg In lie: hzs 49,,
houhced IN Europe and America ths Greatest -.
wonder OF the present age: uute rStap-i. ~ : $500
q the fefsl@h and Hiadeo mage or anrie~f
COMMUNICATING and prepares egyptian raISs,,aSs
:" nicn VII oFsrcoEns your enemies r.rnara fs.-I
troubles, sSiore lost affections maze ,,.r-5.s
win the one you ioveno failure. rsnDov. e..
nQencSs, Dad habits. CURES wi.cherv .its - ~
!ohgslai1inS G1d mysterious diseases VII -.
Corrvcl llior nation on lawsuits sickness 49,
1NoFc7s absent friends eVervg hing. Daxar- -
4as a1Ftc- 20 Dung men on marriage ans - :.
chsssse = wife for happiness and yhsr 49,
size any, RECEIVERS lost stolen - ntir,s,s ,s- 20
estE locates treasures and minerals. al, - y
ttNitfisA5te advice - young ladies' on snvs So.
snap ana marriage II youE lover - tr,t. - -.
lie NY Stsfioa> and successful manner n -
sac treats matters o; the utmost of,sc,r5-,- -
StNea shcn universal salisfaFt on thar A. 49,
mas become prGYero in thousands ~ hl-,sleIs.
maze Happy o. Aer ai1 and advice. Ma.tan,a -
ailiess FerIec5 satisfaction e1SA-
Hours T. 10 : D N. st-4ct
f@rfecf salts action gHarSnt-s-rs ny mai, G.,
stamp tor Illustrated circular ain social is-'I
- h-->lncE &r> sherman arr,vsT 49,. =
has seaFnrt that number 81 so.oaTtss .-..7
.nest9nts ana ciAirvoy at have basn 49, ..
ING hrf advertise meats ant some ba4 M 1trss
20 a. Re- iaeie- Undoubtedly for the UuT-,5SN -
sAlhts an unjust pr51t fr0Es her v.c-li = - -, "a
t-.sOi, @tels nave BEEN taken u fnt out "a -.
rA'etit The american laws viii allow ,.rs,-,,S.t.
IspIs 10 trs e upon snoghers re,U,s,ie, s,
me InadsEzss hFsf visit A"i7 -
90. MRS DR. r SHERMAN
S4.n hoa>e corner Front AMI seneca sfrasts p
4ofs AID > ''ie esSa TAX
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NOTICE TO CONTR 4CroRS.


OFFICE OF L. :. LIGHTHOUSE FNGISFFR
~ thirteenth District, Portland. Or. July N
4sSZ-FToposSls viii De received This ofslrs uutSi
noon on Monday, the I'D day of august lsa5
Tor furnishing the materials and labor necessary
ioe ne coisstEacLioa OF double Keepers Esweli-
ing FOG Signal Building. Barn Cis terms aE,d Dra,,.
ing 'rfsitnS e5c. The grounds OF the Light station
a. IIrh folht' :" aSnlAgt0n- specifications draw
mss and fulI information he Ot,ralnas an ,r-1,
cation TO THIS oThce. The right IS reserved: 10 re
yeTt any or ali BIDS and 10 waive any dekectS
THOMAS IL HANDBURY, Major of Frnvinssrs
L. = a, Lighthouse Engineer
OFFICE OF [. :. LIGHTHOUSE ENGISFvp
~ thirteenth District, Portland or JuIv az
III be received az this Office uurf
noca on Mon lay, the 22d dav Of August sas 90
Furnishing ne materials and labor neceSsary f,r
t1e construction OF double Keepers Dwelling a
Fog sigma Binding, GiSterns ami Dra}nfuy c.
lns e.C the grounds 81 the Light Station 81 PAL
t>.snd - sshih<toa Specifications drawings ans
fotl mi FHIation can De obtained Oh appfcsf,,, :,
th4s once The right - reserved To reject any -
a. bi9s ara 20 Waive any Cefects. THOMAS ~
HANpBCR 1, Major Of Easlneers 4
Light House Engineer - -
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NoTTCE 10 4RCAIrECrs.

THk HON RABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
sooner 90 tsD3s aad work haFeay guv.tes srcht-
te--S 70 N1'af1t oa ar before the SaIn ~sx~ul l4r
next oceans r-.-.V- piaas sd estimates - asf ~
tfs 'tStf tica o. certain ProVtEC5-l government
cl-e'.+-> t'sic!laFs II cam petition Aaa further
isNfAtS4t>o tAn te obtained frVEn tas an
" =. ts1aE
ieFatN on "a ssousr ~ Lads ana " orSS Iaa3s
-44s, 49,. - 49,
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cominoaaiins terms; S,eck. Hartman V0se e
sons, Jewett and hren pianos Chicago Cottage
organs every one fully warranted: low rents
Hght expenses. pfoportonately low prices SPECIAL
snaps In pianos re-posseSSed. where cogssjfsrabl.
has been paid, often on hand. +. Christiaaer 81
Third street
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE

OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE CITE
- nete Harris Loan Office goa Wassisssssi
sfrest. haerai advances on dlagnoads watches -
gseeAIy, lowrsl rates.
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4 LICE PAY GIVES MASSAGE TREAT
IL Iasai ll55a W asAinSssa sSxeeS paEioE II
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R OB4LS.

RENcNA SOLD THE lNIE,.
~ est which / have heretofore held 10 tne -
-" t2rm " Am, gillian & Benson, ] snan 80
sice law alone hereafter at SO and 90 rRs9
hiccS. Cntil further notice | shall aecsPt cohss.r
gent Tee cases provided l find them saEislss'~s
upon examination r D. BENSON
SIG Pioneer BioSS
Seattle Wash. July :. 1892.
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THE BUSI
~ ness Office of this paper; 25c per bundle

EVERYBODY Uses GROCERIES,: WE SUP
IL pose you do Do you buy them righte LOOK
these prices over and see We think We can save
you Is 10 20 cents on every collars worth We
buy in lots direct from the producer and save
you mi;dlemen's profits. lis Marion street. be-
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PIANOS. ORGANS ToR CASH

!
COOPER & LEVY
IFS Marion Street. between Front aud Nes.
Special attention given 70 country orders
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G1 n00 CASH BUYS HALF INTEREST
,oOO in l1-room hotel; bar. large stock
liquors; rent SIS. will sell: pays $500 monthly;
investigate Seattle Exchange. 6l6 Second street
room l.
nn-STATE AGENCY FOR PATENT;
S'IOO sells big: business chances all kinds
Seattle Exchange SIS Seconf roonn 4
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IrOR SALE-PARLOR DINING ROOM HITCH
L en-. bedroom and other furniture; nearly new;
new piano. refrigerator bookcases, range. stoves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
LARGE LINE OF FINE BEDROOM SETS
n lust received: very cheap. Frearr5ck e Nj :
son Masonic Temple. 2Gs ami 30 Pike street
NrCTICk-T0 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
y that IL BeAUmsn from ant after TINS date j. in
nc WAY contested with the firm Known as a col
skev & Co doing oUsloess AZ No la south Tbi-a
street seattle, " ash aud he VII not Z, heId r.
spauSicls for acy contracts maj hY A Cot<Sey 2
CO AFTER tais dste II. BEACMAS.
july -. l.91-
IST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Is. W.
1 81 end strictly To business make onfes salas
and sa5 dealing " iseIaAn < Ca No 200 New
YORK olOcN.
THE BELLTOWS FURNITURE COMPANY
L els Front street. can show yen tho nua-t lin.
Of oiic3Oth, inoisam and mating in Seattle. IN
stallEneHiS
DTEISG IND CLEANING.
CAN FRANCISCO DYE woRGs. go SIC
- ond street
W ANDERSON. DYE. AND CLEANER OF
" Islass AID ssats' cae.h4ls. Elisa AID ys.nes
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I'OR RENT-FISF DAIRY RANCH OF $50
IL acres. with 80 acres ell cleared and in grass:
good comfortable buildings on the pisce; conven-
lent 70 railroad station: STOCK and farming i'm pie
fnens on place, 10 right party liberal in3Gcem ents
VIII be made. Inquire o. Vest & Field. 70 and IS
Union block.
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lEA>TEp-CtNs SERVICE EXAMISA-
W lions. applicants prepared by mail Room
S0s fiftb and Aawts5h streets. Portland or
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l'OT : I-DO NOT BUY YOUR HOUSEHOLD
L Soe3s before See NJ our stocx and prices. Fred
erics X Nelson, Masonic Temple, -Oo and 2lo
Pike street
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'OUNp->INGViAR. NEW. GREAT PRIN'
L Ctp.e 20 De- TIED next sunday on hay oy
the >A1red Organized 20. = foot "i'e}, endless
cet tsr trans porting pAsSe n-~rs, teams etc easy
csale line 10 ferry needed IN future. fee tick
ets a bis busy secondhand store, corner sixth
49, FlSs. Eugene Chsp{a. Soy
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Personal.

DEpSoN.xyor- AND YoU ALONE, CAN
L solys yhe conunfrnul: it's but short distance
70 the ti busy second hand store, corner sixth
aud Pike. Eugene CnSpin.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

SAN FRAN CISCO BRIDGE COMPANY -
- glnt~rs and contractors fer bridges OF eFetssS.
sCfiFtlon; wharf building. pie driving. dless. 80
al steam SHOVEL eNcava ing piaas ana $500
tic5ls furnished or application corresporw1...ss
solicited Nfhce. Occidental hlocS. seattle. !" =.
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Tor sALE-a01 YARDS OF SECONDHAND
t carret-veIvet Brussels and ingram. Frederick
& Nelson. Masonic Temple, POS and 2lo Pike
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INOR SALE-THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of furniture al lowest prices 81 BelltOwn Furni-
ture Company. els Front street: miscellaneous
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOR SALE-ANYTHING, EVERYTHING,
i al big, busy secondhand store, Sixth and Pike
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DERSnSaF-caIID DROP A LINE OR TEL
L euhors before selling yoGr household goods.
FREDERICK q Nelson Masonic Temple, EOS aad 2iV
= <.ro
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L,oR SALE-AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT Pr
L ano, almost new at remarkably low price;
also a few household goods and Hammond type
writer los Republican street.
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Ift'k RS T--C'L .fRf,N pom HOTEL. CORNER
sound snt pesot streets; desirable tenant
Can Sc sFv tnfS rssGtiy Susit hease On Ne-s favor
ao,e gssass- Apply Charles LsGea. l,sl. frsGi
street
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-21
ACROSS THE LINE.
Forty Thousand Home Seekers fush-
cd Into the New Land Today.

Forty Thousand Home Seekers Rush-
cd Into the New Land Today.
GUTHRIE, o. T, April 10 Fully
forty thousand people rushed into
Arapohoe reservation at noon today
when the signal was given
For several days crowds have been
collecting along the line, and 1t IS
estimated that 1000 of those who
entered the land of promise today
are negroes.
Several parties of emigrants were
caught IN the quicksands of the
South Canadian and lost their horse
and waeons, but managed to save
their lives. A large percentage OF
the home seekers went into the res
eryation on foot, as the country Is
] so rough and broken that a man on
| foot can pass both wagons and horse
men inside of two hours from the
| start.
An interesting group on the line
is a detachment of the Salvation
Army in uniform. They numbe
about fifty, and will march into tn
land singing hymns of praise. The.
are confident that the Lord will dl
rect to a section of good land, wher
they propose founding a co-cpera
tive colony.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-21
THE TEMPTATION OF NI'KINLI1Y
He Won't Talk About Accepting th'
Presidential Nomination


COLUMBUS, O., April 2O.-Gov. Me
Kinley is evidently afraid that any
question concerning his candidacy
for President is loaded and apt to go
of at both ends.
His Presidential boom in Ohio was
started by enemies in his own party
and fears that anything of this sort
now emanates from the Foraker pee
pie.
This question, typewriter, was
handed to Gov. Mckinley yesterday +:
an view of the fact that there is a
disposition in many quarters not TO
ranominate President Harrison and
that YOUR name is most frequently
mentioned in connection Win on'
nomination with Harrison ellmlnat-
ed, would you accept the nomliia
ton or allow your name to go peIore
the convention ??
The Governor read it carefully ant
then said:
"You do not expect me to ansWe
such a question as that, do you!
The response was in the afhrma
tive ~,
"WeU. a man can't answer ha
kind of a gu stion when his wife |
waiting for him. said the Governor
with IL laugh L think you had Del
ter come in again.
Major Mckinley seemed suspicious
, and determined not to answer I'll
question directly His entire MAJ
ner, however, was at the tnrthest e.
IRENE from Satan, get thee BENIN
me-
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SENATOR'S STARED AT HILL.
So Did the Gallery Haunters and Even
One ofIhe Pages.

One ofthe Pages.
/. WASHINGTON, April 20.-Mr. Hill
asked for recognition in the Senate
today for the first time. DURING the
bour for presenting petitions he |
arose holding a large bundle neatly |
tied in his hand and. being rec"g-
nized by the Vice President SAID:
..Mr. President, | send to the
Clerks desk a number of petitions
which | ask may be appropriately
referred"
It was noticeable that strict atten
ton was paid to this brief and stere
Owned statement Ordinarily 1T Is
drowned in the low buzz OF the cham
| her Senators are recognized and
| send M their papers, and nobody
but themselves and the Clerk at the
desk will give attention. But when
Mr.. Hill stood up today and display
cd a fat bundle he was the observed
of all observers His brother Sena-
tors were curious because the bundle
was SO fat They did not think of
petitlonS, because. as rule, they
are handed in as fast as they are re-
eeived. Their thought was that the
New York Senator had prepared a
bill Of some length on some impor
tant subject.
szThe galleries were curious because
they were as vet unacquainted with
tba Senator's voice. Some Of the &C.
cupants had sat there day in and day
, ont ever since Mr.. Hill was sworn in
without having heard him utter a
word. and at this prospect of an ad
dress Of some kind from him they
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Mr. Hill stood Il moment or two
before catching the Vice President
eve He was conscious of the atten
: ton he had attracted, and he trie'
to look easy and veteranish undo
the stare. He held the bundle up Ii
V his right hand, and with the othe
toyed with Il card which a page ma
lust brought in. He smiled at tn
e boy as if to say, "ln a moment, hu
the page was seized with the genera
curiosity, and stood AMI stared too
Finally, after what must have seen
ed an age to the Senator, the Vic
= President looked his way and relie'
IS ed him of the bundle: Mr. Hill the
d. turned and followed the page out
o. the Chamber to where some trlenf
= awaited him. Mr.. Hills voice is d
cidedly In ms laVor. l,s Con
tional tone fills the Senate Chambe
ri His few words plainly showed thu
when he has occasion to raise h
We voice in any set speech it will ril
ST through the chamber like a clario
This is a point upon which the Sen
es tor is to be congratulated. The
ne are not halfa dozen really GO
voices all told in the Chamber, and
e. there is one better than Mr.. Hills
TX is that of Mr. Proctor, of Vermont