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THE CABINET.
Cleveland Officially Announces
-Four Names.
no NEED OF ANY SECRECY.
Walter Q. Gresham for Secretary
OF State.
rnE OTHER PORTFOLIOS.
Kansas Senators Pat In stronE
Ciaima FOR Ex-Governor
.. W. Click.

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Feb. I3.-Clove.
land officially announced tho nnmol
Of four members OF his cabinet through
tue Associated press this evening.
They arc: Walter q. Gresham OF III.
note, secretary o. state; John q. Car
liele OF Kentucky, SECRETARY OF The
treasury; Daniel $. Lamont Of New
York, secretary Of war Wilson =.
Lissull Of Buffalo, postmaster general
On making The announcement MIR.
Cleveland said. "There 10 no need Of
any secrecy in regard 10 the cabinet,
and Il Is useless 10 speculate and Ia.
dulge In guess work. | shall make no
secret OF tho matter, but shall announce
the names VI tho geutlatncn'se selected 10
till positions ~ last "a / receive thor
acceptAuoes and permission TO mEke
the matter public"
Mr.. Cleveland would cay nothing
regarding tue other positions or the
men who are mentioned In cOnnCc.
ton with lhem. ~ ~ nvidrnt TINT
HOko Smith, Hilary 4. Herbert aud
llhegs who have been mentioned arc
atlll undef consideration.
Senator John Npf,in OF Knnlas and
Dr. =. j. Npnly oi the same state had %
long talk with Mr.. CLEVELAND today.
They put In a strong claim TOT the seleC.
ton OF eg Governor !. ". Click, and
lcit Lakewood In a happy frame Of
mind,
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rIaus for tho Deportation OF Chinese.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. li.-Coliecior
OF Internal Rogennr Quinn, In charge
OF the registration o, Chinese at this
port, l. niready laying plaus for the
deportation OF Chiuesu who refuse 10
register according 10 the provisions OF
tho Gesry act. The government
means buIness, said Collector Quinn,
aud proposea TO complete the work
which Gsary has begun. The Chinese
do not lntend TO register, ~ has been
already shown, and they imagine that
when the deputies were removed tho
bill had become null and void. They
propose TO fight In court, ana the ques.
ton arose as to what arrangements we
could make to take care OF them pend
ing hearing IN court. Well. this
government Will show them. There
are 10000 Chinese In my district anu
they calculated on deiying w because
we mad no Jail room. think We can
register at least 10000 on Goat Island,
anu whom we have deported these will
get n rest.
Glow VIII you proceed to enforce
the lgw?D
"Tbat will be very simple. On tho
9th OF May, the day Of tho expiration
OF the timo for repatriation, will send
a force OF men cut ana arrest every
Chinamsu that cannot show certifi.
cate Of registration. We viii send
them TO Goat Island "a fast as We eau
get tug load. Tho Chinese them
selves viii gain nothing In getting Into
the courts, for We propose TO chip
them out OF tho country as fast IA pos.
sible. n large majority Of them VIII
have to go back 10 China, an II they
were to start In to register tomorrow
the work could not be finished with
fifteen deputies working ten hours
daily.
eve still have on hand ssi, 900 OF
tho appropriation and with this
amount OF money we can do some good
think. American warshipl can DO
brought into regulation ana II will be
only matter OF tins when the coun.
try viii DO tree from Chinese"
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OFF TO CHICAGO.


Tho Utah WORLDS Fais commission
held meeting Ia Secretary Me-
paniol's ofilce last night. Tho follow.
Ing report from Mr.. Mcdaniel was
read, received and fled;
Gentlemen.-In pursuance Of your
order visited Chicago Ia company
with Mr.. Dallas, the architect Of the
Utah building.
We found everything In ps good con-
dillon "a could be expected, owing to
the extreme cold weather which las
prevailed IN Chicago since the latter
part OF December
Tho Utah building was ready for IN
spection and Mr.. Dallas, at once, gave
Il very thorough examination and
as he win doubtless submit Il report 70
You giving hls conclusions, / VIII not
enter upon discussion Of tho subject;
suffice IL 10 say that the architect soon
arrived at an understanding with the
contractors, and lnal Bettlemont was
agreed upon, the sum TO DO paid 70 be
$500, which mahog the to.m cost Of
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WA51llNGTOg, ID. G., Fob. l4.-Bids
wefo opened In the office OF tho score.
tsry CT tho navy toipy lor GOO tons OF
nickel steel anl Harveyizod armor
steel for vessels now being constructed
for the navy, 10 conformity with the
act OF COugtcsB approprlating $4,000
0O0 for Its purchase. Contrary to cN.
pcctations, there weretwo bidders only
the Carnegie Steel company ana the
Bethlehem Iron Works. on account
Of tho complicated nature Of the bids
submitted It IL impossible az this time
TO give u comparative statement Of
them. The price asked Tor niokel steel
ranged ir5n S525 TO $3.50 per ton, &C..
c0Tding 10 tho ehapu OF the plato, and
for Hnrveyizod Steel from s575 TO 1910
per ton.
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THE KANSAS cosrLIcr.
Republicans aud Popui,.is Indulge In
FifLL

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 14.-This after.
noon, by order OF the Republican
mouse, ID. q. Rich, clerk OF tue POpu-
,is' house, was arrested In u restaula It
ny the sorgeant-at'arms Of tho
republican house ON q charge OF
contempt OF court. The Populls,s at
once rallied, foroioly released him and
escorted him To tho governors office.
Dutlng the conflict two Republicans
msIe Knocked down and several men
vn each side were badly bruised by tho
9loWs OF hits. Tho encounter occurred
~ we very confer OF tho city and
pptealsd the greatest excitement. Later
nuh was triumphantly escorted into
Nv nail OF the house OF Representa-.
pse', his wife holding ons arm ami
representative Wordsworth Of Atohi-
tDn mo other. His appearance In the
aal was greeted with cheers and the
U'spping OF hands.
speaker Dunsmore, in calling the
" "Ousf 10 order referred 10 the stteet
sraanc.ovuntef, laying all the blame on tho
,puuiicanso OF tie house and defendiu,
al al course Of the Popullsts. After M.
mi I was s called the following PREAMBLE
,eaoiuuons were adopted:
whereas, An attempt was made 10
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CONGRESS-.


WAEHINGTOS, ID. c., Feb. a.
The 5rnalo proceeded 10 the c1usldefa.
ton OF the suuiry civil appropriation
Till. In nearly halt an hour the bin.
was disposed Of, when tho Nicaragua
till was taken w, and Sherman In
charge, said the contracts between tho
Canal company aud the Cons,ruc,lon
company wcr9 ~ be- swept out vi uxist.
.noe. The government could start with
n "clnar table" 10 would own $50.
100000 out OF 500, 900, 900 OF stock
Twelve millions Of tho stock was IN lhu
hands of private ownefs aud could only
beob,ained from them by some method
Of condemnation.
Bice inquired whether II would not
be policy Tor tho government 10 ilE the
canal tolls 20 as 10 leave no dividend
for the htock, and whether In that went
the twelve millions Of stock la the
hands Of private owners would DO OF
any value nj all.
sherman replied that his colleague
stated very clearly the exact position
which this committee on foreign Tela-
latious took.
cor what value will tho stock be-
Brlce persisted, 'if the government Of
the United States shall 50 fix the tolls
as to leave nothing for the stock.
holdcH?"
sherman replied that hO was no, pre-.
pared to speak Of the value OF the
stock.
Teller INTERVIEWED IN the discussiO u
but Sherman declined h submit to an
interruption, which Teller excused by
saying that he interviewed h cause tne
senator from OhiO had been making n
misrepresentation
"rhats false" said Sherman, 81 do
not mlsrUpfJsent anything. say
again II the government VI the Unitsd
States shall have control OF this canal
1t 10 not to bv presumed that 1t would
levy such tolls "a would pay dividends
on watsrsd stock or any other stock.D
Squire made an eloquent speech in
support OF the bill, ut the close OF
which the bill WAS laid aside anu the
Senate went into executive session.
When the doors reOpened the Senate
resumed consideration OF the Nicara.
qua canal bill. IL was not disposed Of
aud the consideration Of the Bundry
civil appropriation bill was resumed.
All but twelve pages u the bill were
Disposed OF, the amendments for
Worll's Fair itoms ant river and
harbor improvements being reserved,
and the Senate adjourned.
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arrest the chief clerk of this house ~
au orpsnizn1 mob calling themselves
the Republican house Of represents.
ilvte, but which we bellcyu to hs in
reality the Sante Fe rciircsd.
Resolved, That We the legally organ.
isid and constitutional houss OF repre-.
fcntntlvep, proclaim 10 tho state Of
Eantss that the mob failed and sour
tiag IL still there"
later the Republicans sworo out
warrants before Jusnce Chcsucy
charging Representative Ryan aud
Reading Clcrs l.. NJ. Scott with ~.
sault and battery. A constable ap.
poared In the hnll to arrest them.
Ryan consulted with friends and
announced that no would neither 20
with the constable nor give bond for
his appearance. The constable linger.
I'd gfin ami determined anu AN
nounced that he would make the
arrests even " ho had 10 summon y
pose.
The constable, finding tho attempt 10
make the arrests while such great eN-
element prevailed might prucipl,ate
serious trouble, made NO Rttempt 70
servo the warrants, and will not until
tomOfrOW, ana may not thun unles8
the situation Gains down materially.
The Republicans, however, are DC.
tefmined 10 effect the arrest ~ Populist
CLERK Richards, and tho P0puliels are
determined 10 dcleud him against
arrest Speaker Douglass this alter.
noon issued call tor volunteers 10
servo as assistant SERGE ts.a'-nrms TO
old this sergsapt.at-arms 10 effect the
arrest. At 10 O'Clock tonight 1870 men
had responded TO the coll anu hal
taken the oath Of office. Populist
Speaker Dinemore swOfe In tw5nty
assistant sergeruts to serve rs body
guards to Chief Clerk Richards. II
trouble results, lho governor announces
his intention Of calling out the militia
10 disporse tho Republican "mob" and
maintain peace.
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PIRACY.
An Expedition Against one OF Central
Aiuerlcn's states.

New York, Feb. IA local paper
win say Ia the morning: A piraiicsl
expedition against one OF the Central
Amer can state Is being fitted out at
Key Wet, Fla, by a Cuban anu
American company. The iiibustesers
viii DO gradually augmented at Florida
staporls unlii several hundred Fighting
mon, armed with repeating rifles ana
abundant ammunition, are ready 10
embark on the expedition. II Is said
email steamer was chartered AT a
northern port ana 10 how On route TO
key West, where II Is expected to ar.
rive today. Tho hold 10 well ballasted
with cannon, Calling guns and held
artillery sufficiently formidable whom
IN desperate hands 10 make war against
the government OF Honduras.
The United States steamship Kears-
age dropped anchor at Koy Vert yes.
terdhy, much to tho surprise OF every
Ous Ia Town, aud It Is believed she was
ordeIed there TO prevent tho pirates
from setting sail.
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An lmportart NegOllatlOn.

With the county clerk late yesterday
afternoon, aud also with tho Territorial
secretary, were He'd tho articlca Of In.
corporation OF the salt Lake and Ogden
Gas and Electric Light company. The
capital stock IL fixed at Sl,b0O,0OO,
divided Into 10, 900 shares OF 800 each,
held rs follows; w. 3. Mccormick, l
share, =. l.. Williams, /; George 81.
Scott, J.; V. n. Z, silva, /; George f.,
pcnhale, /, j. Elliott COndicl, San
francisco, IL ,Da5.
The officers OF the company stipu.
lated In tho corporation articles are 4.
l.. Williams, president; V.M. q. silva,
vice.pregldent; W. 5. Mccormick,
treasurer, and James MoiIstt, secre.
lary. The negotiations for this sale
have been pending for some lime and
have been retarded by the dea.h OF
Frank HI. Dyer,
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THE $4,000 AGAIN VOTED.
Reference to tho Eighth Command.
mant Insults Moran.
$500, 900 ron THE GRAVITY SEWER
Ehe question OF boulevard Coustrue
ton Referred to tha Committee
ou improvements.

Long before Prcsiden, Loofbourow,s
gavel fell ut the meeting Of the mu.
nioipal solonz last night, the council
chamber was filed with promlnen.
business men. The members present
were Heiss, wantland, Slmondi,
Evans, Kelley, Bell, Horn, Hardy,
ksrfiok, Rich, Beardsloy, FOlland,
Moran, Lawson-l4.
Absont-Nono.
Tho minutes Of the special meeting
held ON Saturday last, at which s25, 900
was appropriated for tho purchas, Of
land In the copper refinery deal, wero
read and approved, as were also the
minutes OF the adjourned meeting held
on Friday night last.
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New York, Feb. IA dispatch 10
the Herald from Valparaiso says there
Ia N great deal Of excitement over tho
report that United States Minister
Patrick EgGn Is TO be- appointed one OF
tho arDiuators on tho part OF the
United States to settle Roe claims OF
citizsns OF the United States against
the Chilean government. The ap-
poiutment Of Esan TO any position In
connection with the settlement, Of
these claims which have long been
pending, ana which were rejected on
several occasions would be accepted by
tho government anu people OF Chile az
M act OF hostility and put diplomat 0
relations between this Republic anu the
United Sta Is under a severe strain.
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THE WHISKY TRUST.
Groenhut Explains How AduiteFa.
tiDus are huid,

WARRINGTON, d. O., Feb. II. -
President Groenhut was recalled, by
the committee investigating the
whisky trust today, aud said the legal
Ivy OF their rebate vOucbers had been
decided by United States supreme
ooufts In three different cases. Will
liam N. Hobart, treasurer OF the COM
pany aud member OF the firm OF
Msddox, Hobart Il Co., explained tho
usa OF essauoos Rud other compounds,
ana 5tockdale asked II the cOmbiua-
ton OF these with spirits made whisky.
lie replied thai II was hard question
to auawer. Slockdale asked II the com.
pounds WuTe not sold for whisky. He
replied that they were being known 10
the trade ~ domestic goods. He told
how such goods were branded and said
dealers knew exactly what they were.
Mr.. Standardization II \ customer
orders such Y compound and wants II
branded "bourbon," your company
does BO2
Mr.. Robert said they did IN request.
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cd. Int he did not think any one was

cd, Int he did not think any one was
deceived, About one.hnli " the
whlsk les seen in tho country contaiuod
egences. He could not say 10 what
extent foreign gnoda initiated their
formation. The distillinE compiDy be
thought wns n benefit to the Trade.
Dawar was recalled and astoi how
he came 30 leave the uittiih1g com.
pdny. lie replied that he male apple
cation for government position aud
on being appointed no reriynri his
place Win the trust. he wa not dis
charged by Gibson. his conncstl0n
with Gitsln was always friendly.
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Cincinnati IN hanger or neing
IioGtied.

CiNcISNATi, o., Feb. IA. The river
10 nearly six feet ana n half above dan.
ger limo and IS rising riily. A
heavy rain fell Ia this vicinity nll this
afternoon aud this evening AMI tnis
probably will cause a i1rthuf rise.
More rain 10 threatened OF midnight
and serious consequence are feared.
Tho river has risen two and half
inches In the last hour.
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nna, nc nlaerercc DO DO l.ob.

CHArrANOouA, Tom, Feb. a.
Mrs. Moore, n widnw, was assaulted
today by negro. some time later a
negro ngmed Andy Blount was ar
rested on suspicion, snd, although Mr..
Moore could not identity him and
Expressed doub, as to whether no
was the man, mob took him from tho
jail tonight and hanged him.
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Carii.ie'a successor,

FRANKFORT, Kyo Feb. l4.-Judge
William Lindsay has been elected
United Statos senator 10 succeed John
q. CarlGie. The ballot was by senate
and house aepurs,cly, Mr.. Lindsay 70.
ceiving total Of IS votes TO 10 for A.
II. Wilson. The election Will be de-
claIed In Joint session tomorrow.
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for n bridge Across tho ~. Louis.

wAsnISoToN, ID. g., Feb. 1.-the
House commerce cOIninitlee yesterday
ordered favorable reports to be made TO
the House ON tho bill for the erection
OF bridge across the st. Louis river.
between West Duluth, MINI, and
superior, Wis, aud slso ON the Dill Tor
the construction Of u bridge over the
Mississippi river, Immediately nd
Joining and south OF tho Merchants
bridge nj ~. Louis. The bill hnd been
proposed heretofore and It's passage
contested.
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Tho Trial O'oonueii.

PITrsDuEd, Fob. l4.-Tho trial Of
Hugh O'Donnell was continued thiu
morning. Several Pmksf,on men
testified that they saw him 10 tho
crowd Ut Homestead IFben . Pinker-
lonB tried to land; INN he was going
about giving orders snt placing armed
strikers. He tUta .Ilcl .ommauder Of
the Pinkertous' the. oveiy onc Z; them
would be killed II they landed. And
promised them protection II they
would surrender.
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CRESTED BUTTE, Colo, Feb. H.
Great anxiety ~ iuit here regarding
twenty miners employed Ia the Cum
berlani mine, located on tho north side
Of Butte mountain nbout twOlyV miles
dls,sni. Nothing has been heard from
them for moro than = month and II Ia
feared that they have met with death
from sno wslides during the recent
heavy storms. A reliat expedition 10
being gotten up.
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MARE ISLAND, Cal, Feb. 1.-the
coast defense vessel Monterey wa
formally placed In commission today
under command " Captain Louis
liempi. Her complement OF lG7 men
marched aboard, AMI the work Of
loading stores Immediately com.
mencel.
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WIN Give Himself Up.

. ALBANY, n. ", Feb. "a. - Tho AZ.
torney OF +. +. Donovan, charged
with being responsible Tor the condi-
ton OF Miss MRnzJni which led her 10
submit % malpractice, says the girl In
her aute.mortom statement oxonerated
Donovan aud that Donovan will de-
liver himself to the authorities.
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$4,000 for Libsi.

WAsHlRGTON, Feb. l4.-James N .
Voszsy, one OF the wltresres before
tho wnisky trast iuve5ugstion CON.
mittee, has brought suit for $50, 600
damages against PRECEDENT qreenhul
Of tnb lrust for iiOol.
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CHICAGO, Feb. l4.-A meeting OF
passenger representatives OF tho trans
continental rOad8 Was held nj the
Grand Pacific hotel today for tho pur.
pose OF agreeing upon World's Fair
rates from the Pacific coast anu inter
medlste points. No conclusion was
reached todey.
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rndor.lnr rnr.Issn nna neIIInlsy.

CoLUMBUs, o., Fob. 1.-The GA.
nua, convention Of tho Ohio League
Of Republican clubn thit evening
adopted resolutions cndoiains Harm.
son's administration aud the McNin'
Icy tariil and condelnulng the loose
quarantine regulations at Now York.
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ST. PAUL, Feb. lI.-A blizzard
ragged yesterday and last night In the
northwestern part OF this ntate, bus
somewhat moderated this morning.
Al Crookston the snow driiteJ badly
aud all trains are tied up; the tempera.
ture foil from ~ above to 20 below. At
Moorehead trains were delayed and
the mercury registered 8 below.
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m.irnnnlltnn nn,r. rron.e snIa.

NEW York. Feb. l4.-Tho Metro
polItsn Opera House wac sold az auc-
ton today to i. 4. Roosevelt Tor ST..
1925, 900 for tho benefit OF second mort
gage bondholdere.
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Tho Montana sgnaiarIni conte.t.

HELuNA, Mont, Fob. i4.--The som
at0rial vote today stood: Clark -,
Mantle q, Dixon IL, Couch 3, saudefs
/. Sanders announced bis willing.
ness to withdraw II Clark would do tho
same.
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PALESTINE, Tex, Feb. IA far
mer passing along tho road found the
dead bodies Of two negrOes, who had
been killed with n shotgun. There was
no clue to the murJeTcts.
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wAsIuNGTOS, ID. o., Feb. 1.-THE
debate ON the pension hill was pro-
longed aud unin.esosling, aud without
dlspofing OF the measure the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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Floods Ia IransvnnI.

LONDON, IA Heavy rains have
caused high foods In rfansyaal. Many
lives are lost.
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THE SOUVENIR SPOON.
The FavOrite."

have on hand the old ST. George Chapel
Souvenir Spoon.
The ruins of old ST. George Chapel are II
miles from Charles-Town and an object Of in
ierest The Chapel is supposed TO have been
erected as early as l750-probably rs late as
l7G0. Ii is mentioned in Henning's Statutes
OF Large az one of the Chapels more costly
than many others. The site. which is on the
lands of Col H. b. Davenport, is supposed TO
have been donated by Lord Fairfax. IL issup-
posed 10 have been more elegant, hence more
costly than others, because il WAS located near
where many wealthy Church of England peo-
pie lived who would take pride in out-dong
their neighbors in the size and magnifcence
OF their houses of worship. At any rate the
present ruin was once grand in its time. The
walls were of stone quarried in the vicinity.
The other material is supposed TO have been
brought from England. The roof was sheet
lead the window AM door frames Of cedar
wood the floor in tilng; the pews anC pull
pit ia ak-elaborately carved. The soft,
grey old walls in summer time are ivy hung
bnt Tie Chapel, as pictured in the bowl of the
spoon, is winter sceno-thc venerable pile
surrounded by leafess trees and the graves of
the olden-time covered with the beautiful
snow" For sale by.
CHARLES w. BROWN, Jeweler,
Charles Town, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
Sept IA, 1892
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One day during the period when Henri,
Cabot Lodge-now Senator Lodge-was {
member of the House. a countryman anC
his wife were watching the proceed
ings on the floor from the gallery
one of the features being speech by Mr.
Lodge The old fellow had his eye on Mr.
Lodge, in evident admiration, and at last
he turned to the man next to him for infor'
nation.
"Who is that down there in the aisle talk.
ing !" he asked.
Congressman Lodge" was the reply.
where's he from?"
"Massachusetls-B Boston"
Boston, did you say ?" queried the coun-
tryman.
"Yes, Boston,"
The old chap turned 10 his wife who had
been listening.
There, Mary" he exclaimed, Just see
what beans and brains will do for man
that amt half az big as a haystack."