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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
COUNT WILLIAM BISMARCK THREATENED
A LETTER TELLS HIM THAT HIS HOUSE WILL
Pc BLOWN Up WITH DYNAMITE|ThE
CHARGE AGAINST VALIANT.

Hanover Dec 2S-Count william Bismarck the
ov-C,hancelors youngest son. has received letler
in which the writer threatens to do" mp '"'
counts house with dynamite Measures nave been
taken to protect the house.
Paris Dec 2S-A Belgian named D'Inou'IE VIZ
arrested here yesterday for expressing approval o'
the bomb outrage recently committed Dy Ausus'
valiant in the Chamber Of Deputies ami ior He-
clarjng that the example set by valiant "ou' "e
followed by others. 80, ..,,,. ,f. rr,sect,-
Tbn Procurcur-Cenera Will conduct tnr PIDS'.., 81,
,,'r or Vaiilant The prisoner VIII be ri'i on 'If
~, tnro - Of aftr,nptne TO destroy public bhdlHt
C,ringent orders have been issued hHalh7' Pu"
l,snni. before the appointed time The names oi 'le
irnrs who will try valiant F.W WI, i,.--i- WIZ W
Scaied VallIant's mistress. the Marchai woman e.,
Line at his former lodgings IN tholsE -it'I ''.ld
a., e,,nnorei bv Muncrci. who whom destitute anu
rric,d dicss in Paris was assisted 10y valiant -.
" Eour Orsin bombs found IN the I.'r II''.iI
this evening They were taken by the ponce I" '''e
'Tarcelona Dec 2s-Antonio Rinaldi, IN" AIarcAiSt
who WAS arrested at ferpignan, France, on .'Vc .''Vc
charoe of completely in the LYccum Theatre p'iin
c,,drap here and VINO turned over 10 1l"
Sranfsh authorities here ~ answer we tI',, ~.
ni'aainst him was examined before Judge III 'hr
~ p,tcrnent , of the highest Importance to the au,
,boritles The judge before whom the cHa1Ii,;i @
,not Mace has demanded from the MadTlu a nur u
,po%ltieg that four of the Anarchists now mn, u,doi
rraHt a, in that city shall be transferred 10 h"io
inns The police have Information sho"lns un.' .
,bnv were concerned in the recent plots anu '"'
he
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE COLONNA CASE AGAIN POSTPONED.
A STATEMENT BY FRIEND OF TILE PhIN-L
DENYING CHARGES AGAINST THE LATTER
MRS NACK\Y AND HER SON-fN-LNW.

PARIS Dec. 2S-The action brought by Princess
Colonna. s,epdaughter Of John w. Mackay' against
her husband Prince Colonna, for Judlci" S'l'I"-
ton was TO have been heard to-day. but ue case
was postponed because Advocate Bun. VINO repre-
ea,ts the Princess was pleading case before an
other court -
Prince CoIonna was asked th, evening to give MS
aide Of the suit for separation lie said ne must de-
cline to initiate the Mackays by discussing i'ii''"'
affairs in the newspapers. lie was WAHhf' i""
eyer 10 make a statement denying the fai-eh''H7
which had been circulated he said, concerning hlin-
self and his friends one Of these frienaS maze 'N'S
statement in behalf Of the Prince. , -,
''As to the assertions that the Mackays pa' 'Ji 'iJ
Princes gambling debts and that the Prince 500
his wife's wedding presents - i%y ms hH'at , .
penses. / can say mat Nv Mackay NJ ~ l,r l', d"
Would not have Permitted IT. His wife took awiy
with her the wedding preSsnts' t2srlnei Wl,
estate. received allowances from her st"plalI'..
Prince Colonna has proofs that she drew me none
from the bank and spent or invested it entirety by
herself The Princes personal estate is amply sui
cover his personal expenditures. The legend That De
is addicted to gambling is entirely uniounded.
Prince Colonna frie nj then reneai. 81 uae fIince
grievances against Mrs Mackay whom NJ Pfinr'
happiness He said that the Prince quarreu, ire
quenty with his mother-in- law ani may iorna'e m -
her 70 cross MS thrgshGia A'er nG ne CnHnas as
to assuring the future Of the children the fIhce
Three months ago. therefore, the Prince decided
10 leave Paris whore his family were hNihE '
sVe. and return 10 lldlt. TtIui' N4F H''".
bold expenses and ecOnOmZe generally 30 as 70 pro-
vide for the future OF his children secondary "a N
Tor tb- change was that hc wished 10 have his cni-
dr.n educated In their fathers country ana learn us
language Of which they were entirely ignorant az
~ tirnc The Princess was believed by him 10 be
willing to follow this cours. although she hier AZ
ne,red 10 dsapprOve Of II. and hnaIly persuar NE
prince 10 retain a foOthOld at least. in Paris. The
Prince went walking one afternoon. ahd "trn t
his wife and children had vanished. on the writ
Ing able there was note from the Princess. say
ns that she had lodged demand with the courts
for a separation.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
FRENCH WINE \ DRUG IN THE MARKET

LONDON Dec 2.-A dispatch from Paris TO "Ihe
ST Iamcs's Gazttc" says that such large quantity
Of wine has been produced in the South Of France
i'm the last season that the growers ofer wine ~
penny "a quart. bat fail to obtain even hat price
Tho splendid vintage has made wine a drug IN the
market New sks cost more thau the vine n'rflel
tn fiji th.m The dispatch aids that "."~ WINE
growers iu the Montpelier district are preparing
,r,t.st teirst merchants supplying the wine shops
of Paris with manufactured wines when the senu-
inc article is so cheap : great meeting oi the
,-ro,.rs f. about 10 De- held at Mines. for IN" pur-
Cos. Of calling attention To the scandal of selling
cnnnlarfc.i wines.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
SICILY IN A FERMENT.
ANTITAX AGITATION INCREASING AND MANY
DISTURBANCES REPORTED.
TROOPS SENT TO DIsLoDGE FOUR HUNDRED
MEMBERS OF THE FAsC1o, WHO HAVE
SEIZED PRINCE TRABIAs ESTATE
SOCIALISTS INCITING TO RIOT
THE TROUBLE SPREADING
TO TIE MAINLAND.
TO THE MAINLAND.


Rome. Dec. 2s.-The anti-tax agitation of the
Eici,ian peasants and Of the lower classes gen.
eraIlv in the Scihan cities and villages con-
times to spread News of Socialist demohsra-
+ions and anti-tax disturbances are received al
most constantly at Palermo. AT TraNanusa' d
town Of 900 inhabitants, twenty-one miles from
C,irgenti 400 men. supposed to be members Oh
the Fascio secret society revolutionary organ
ization attacked the villa of Prince 1rapia'
drove off the servants and took possession OF
tho buildings and grounds When the police
threatened to interfere, the rioters said they
would burn down the house. Infantry nave
been sent from Catanisetta to dislodge them ana
restore order in the neighborhood Socialists are
eXhOrting the peasants 10 resent tle "O.i", VI
the Government in sending military 10 pun 'Heih
down and TO answer force with force.
Giuseppe de Felice, Socialist Deputy Tor Cata-
MIA and founder of the Fascio. has arrived d.
Palermo where he will take part IN ooCldlSt
Congress of all Italy This congress Will meet
ON January l and will sit for three days Inc
chief subjects of discussion will be the lhJuSuce
of the tax system in Sicily and the general uiS-
elimination of the authorities agaiisI tlt poot'
n is feared that this congress Will greatly ac-
celerate the progress OF the reVolu'iohai! "0Ne
In several cities Of the mainland the infection
of the Slcilian unrest is 6egnhng 10 'e ,,ib IN
street riots Twelve men have been arrested
for melting the people to disorder. In some W
the commoner theatres agitators nave throWh
from the galleries programmes WIN these WoIus s
nrintad in red ink: Down with taXatlon!
'Long live the Sicilians' "Hurrah Tor social
ismr' ,. aoo,o,,os
The presidents Of the workingmens socieues
IN Iercara di Freddi have telegraphed to Premier
Crisni that they are grateful for the EFFORTS OF
the Government in their behalf. and feel conf
dence in his future policy toward them.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CAPTAIN WILSON'S FORCE NAY BE SAFE.
REPORT OF ITS MASSACRE BY THE MATABELE
DIsCREDITED BY SIR HENRY LoCH.

Cape Town Dec. 2s.-Slr Henry Loeb, Governor
Of Cape Colony. says that ne has no reason To
accept as true the reports of the massacre by ata-
belle of Captain Wilson and his force.
London Dec 2s-AIajor Johnson, who arrived here
RECENTLY from Mashonaland thinks that the lack
of native reports of disaster 20 Captain Wilson
party Is a hopeful sign. He supposes that wilson
men exhausted their ammunition and thus were pre-
vented from pursuing Lobengula far from the Shan-
gan As they must have had several wonnaea' ne
argues they were unable TO get back over the
river They were likely TO choose the route on
which they would have little fghting, ana Ma.oI
Wilson 10 the Fort Salisbury Fort Charter route.
AS each of these forts Is about 20 miles from the
Shangani Wilson would not be likely 10 strike
either road before the end OF next week.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Of 10000. on the occasion of his marriage to the
Grand Duchess Marie. only daughter Of Car AleS i
ahder ii. The first act the paper says was Its-
posed of by the Dukes renunclation Of his rights
under it, the other actthe marriage erantureass as
Commons. The first act provided for the DUKE IN
MS capacity of British Prince The seconu S scr s
Is indissoluby bound up with provision mace lOl
the Duchess In of her widownood. Tnls grant
the Duke is unable to renounce, since such d s.sp
Duchess by the treaty between Great Britain ana
Russia in the event Of her becoming widoW.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MITCHELL IND COEBETT fEEESTED

ACTION BEGUN TO TEST THE FLORIDA LAW
AGAINST GLOVE CONTESTS.
Jacksonville Fla. Dec 2S.-Chares Mitchell and
James j. Corbcit arrested today according
10 a prearranged programme Of the Duva Aihl't'
club To test the law this State in reference To
glove contests. Mitchell arrested just attcr
he finished breakfast al the Everett Hotel this
morning but CCrhett dd not appear IN court uniN
this afternoon. as he could not rcnch IN" ciy Ion
his training quarters at Maypori at an earlier hour
Tn. warrant was issued this morning by county
Judg,. Baker II says that Mitchell and Corb' b'ti iih
on The 9TH lnat agree To- commit or nc" prohib
tied by law by making an appointment Z" mo, "i'n
other with the Intention OF enyaGing ln NgilI
Roth men signed bonds I'm N.D0 to appear before
the Criminal Court on January =
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
BoMBARDNEHr or RIO REPORTED.
HEAVY FIRING. BETWEEN THE FLEET AND FORTS
FIVE DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER
40 NEWS OF THE AMERICA

Uuanos Avres Dec 2S.-The latest reports from
nj, Janeiro are to the effect that the city Is
b.ire, Violently bombardcd Several persons have
baen killed bv shots from the insurgent vessels.
bea,, fire is returned from the Government
,,r,s Tho severity of the cannonade has greatly
,,ar,,od the nopuace. All the shops are closed.
,.,,.. ,.,..r in tho worst form has broken out
in rho CITY and has already caused five deaths.
st Pierre Martinique. Dec 2S-lt Is not kh2wn
here at present where the Bra2illan Hru'sen cru sei
America is She sailed from here last FRIDAY ior
s,,nn mort i'm Brazil. Captain Crossman' VINO
was injured on the trip down. VIII return TO
%ew-York on the steamer Carrlhee
,,,lier vas recently damaged. remains here TO
have repairs made.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MR. GLADSTONE EIGHTy-FoUR YEARS OLD.
THE TINES" CoNGRATULATEs THE fhh'ihN'
BUT sUGGEsTs THAT HE hbIlhH
FROM OFFICE.

London. Dec 29.-Mr. Gladstone Is eignty-iour
wears old to-day, and The Times deVotes an
editorial column 10 birthday article which Is d
curious mixture Of blame and praise After con-
graduating the Premier upon the full possession Oi
his powers which has been proved by MS mar
velous energy and courage since his last accession
10 office "The Times" asks whether 1t is for the
rrhl,, interest that a man past eighty-four should
remain Premier and then answers the question py
noiIlv oj,-bt 10 be premier after his sxtieth year
"Gladstones experience IS that OF Nestor con-
tintes the leader but Nestor did not try 10 play
tne part % Agamemnon or Achilles. The position
OF an independent adviser, whose know edge ana
criticism would be always at the Nauoh serNlCe'
would beAt Mr.. Gladstone better
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
no LOVE FOR THE COMBUSTION ~ UYACr.

Syracuse. Dec rs Trustees OF the state hospi-
tails for the insane in session here to-day. passed
resolutions setting forth their opinion that the
laws ho be SO %SndSd s to Ss snre s
nanaremon, - ,hsir respective hospitals subject
re rSs n'psstSn and w Tfp0ss Ss
sented TO The Legislature when that body con-
venes
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
E1sNAEcK CONFINED TO HIS BED.
HE CAUGHT COLD oN CHRISTMAS. BIT Is RE
COVTN so.

COVERING.
rondon Dec 2g.-Thc Hamburg correspondent o'
,ho Central News says that Prince Bismarck has
bo.n confined to his bed 10y q cold since December
2s If. caught N. cold on Christmas. when he ok
posed himself 10 the moist air Of the park despite
his physician's warnings He is said now 70 be
making fair progress toward recovery Dr, Schw"n,
niger satisfied that the eXChanceIlor VIII pe wen
in 4 few days - ..-,
4 dispatch from Hamburg says that Or Sch"rn-
niger has found Bismarck's coalition 50 ShilSiac-
tory that be- has gone 20 Essen 20 see Herr hrupp'
the cauuOnmakcr.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MR. KErYE LOSES HIS LEADING LADY.

Baltimore. Dec. q 'Sp9ciaD.-Miss Florence Rock
well. leading lady Of Thomas w. Keenes company,
resigned her position to-day. and will return TO
New-York tomorrow. Miss Adelaide Fitz Allen
will succeed her A recent cut IN salaries u the
cause Of Miss RoclswelPs resignation.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TUE SIAMESE BUFFER STATE.

London. Dec. 2s.-The protocol of the Anso-frehch
o,roernent signed on November 25 concerning the
s,amcse buffer State, was published today ,nr ne
agr.nynent provides that the breadth OF the puHer
Ssats shall be eighty kilometres.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Ierlin Dec. 2s.-Emperor William arranged an
exbbition at Wildpark this afternoon for tie EN-
,,rass and the chiloren. Half company OF chas-
saurs chased the pheasants in the Sans Souci
uo.r,es toward the garden In front Of the New
RIoce where the Emperor, standing on the step
ia Of them, the gafnekespers handing him guns
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

one after another Aferward the EmPerGr b0 egbty
seven more pheasants The Empress ana tanny
and the members OF the Imperial suite ana house- s
dows
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
AHGENTINE sTATE or Siege TO BE RAIsEI

Buenos Avros. Dec 2S-I, is probable that an
order will soon be issued resembling throughout the
Icpubic the decree issued some time ago cstab-
lishing a state OF siege.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
.r MEDrc1" WELL RECEIVED IN ROME.

Ronc Dec. 2s-'I Mcdcl" the opera by
rconc,yallo VAS sung asst night at the Theatre
f'nst,rz It's reception confirmed the scored
bv IN. work at Milan and Turn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
r,,rrrs OF DYNAMITE IN GERMANY.

porIin Dec 2S.-Thiry-ore pounds Of dynamite
have been stolen from quarry store at pot'lns'I'
,r,r,or,h herp Twenty dynamite cartridges I'p
,tas,ine caps and fifteen pounds Of dynamite nave
been stolen from Il warehouse at SaarbruchF"'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

PerIin Dec 2S.-1'he Emperor and Empress TO-DAY
,,o an audience to Theodore Runyon the American
kharhassador and Mrs. Runyon. The Empress anu
sgrs Runyon had a long conversation on tne SUI SUI
;ac ;c1 of the Womens Department at the Chlcaso
5,oumbian Exposition
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
v,zv DIXIE ALFRED RETAINS THE iVV'V
GRANT.

y,,n D.c es-The "Coburg Zeitung 'o'ne'aD
,.e.rs to-dav TO the allowances made by the n,n.
ish parliament to Duke Alfred OF oa~su sa- men
0otha (he Duke Of Edinburgh, Tne pape' n"o made
tions the two British grants-one OF and the other
when the Duke attained MS "a'o'''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
urNACEp BY THE ALBANlANs

Gettinte. Montenegro. Dec %-Tne ,"nerro $1,000 and
severed all communication with Moh'e" a,,ack upon
are preparing to make an organ1Sen 1Seennsnded of the
Porte that il take measures to coh,ro ,r,enegro win
in Albania and has declared tnu nv overt act made
hold Turkey responsive Ior any
AGAINST her by the Albanians'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
lp cr,nSroyE AND THE UNEMPLOYED
REFUSING A REQUEST THAT THE DoNr- r-',.r-
',1I suorrn PROVIDE woEK BY BrILDlN'

SHOULD PROVIDE WoHh ~
RAILWAYS IN LONDON
1ondon. Dec PA deputanon oa ,n.dar "" and
workmen waited upon Mr. uiauS'D" '1" work for the
u1s'Gysn M@ esssoEe Sy 0 Fepd that the want of g@g' nord Of
men was not peculiar to Lo4aon nsy%Dpathiadd Dr wih
Great Ind their families in their eneage in
would be difficult for rd the s usual power Thers
wers wers Gladstone o%ner Saasd of waf a railways
the Government to become Extent he shared in
Il This sns desire eGmpfT nnHre
could not be decided WI Im1possible consider the
nves,,nn but he promised 10 sivc ~ ~
ywhen the time should be oppor'""''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

Of the state Of Wyoming for decade
ahd more. lie IS man OF brains and
common sense. Wocutt oyerdrcw IL
when he said that he did not wear clean
linen, for he is IN tact as well dressed MS
any business man in the Senate. lie IL
an eastern man and bis native state is
Delaware. lie is well educated and
well read, aud he was IN Congress six
years before he came 20 the Senate. he
has a good memory and lc VIII never
forget WOlcott. and ] doubt whether
WolcOt ever iofgeis him.
would like 20 see the two Senators
fight II out To the ring Wu.cltt Is shof.
ter than Carey, but he has the frame oil
a Prize fighter, and he could knock down
an o with IBIS fist he weighs two hun.
bred pounds, and as he walks about the
Senate he seems to be carving an ip.
visible chip on his shoulder. He Is am
lconoc'asi as 10 the Senate. and he feels
himself the equal OF any man IN The
chamber Tie lisa good looking man
It's big round head is set well down
upon p1r OF broad shoulders IA.
strong jaw Is well shaycu. His musta.
che lrsucs with courage. and his blue
eyes look lgrccly on, from under white
bfuws. Tie las more nerve than any
other man 100 the chamber, aud be de-.
lights ~ high stakes, whether his game
be politics or poker. You have heard
how he lost $1,000 at Phil DaIey's club
house at Long Branch about five years
ago. lie stakcd this amount on one
turn at faro. aud when Dc had lost il his
lace did not change, aud he lru the
room as though he had been playing Tor
coppeS, Wulcott is known 100 the west
us a plungcr. lie has never cared ior
money an his genius Is such that he
has been able To- make and spend for.
tunes lie Is not q man Of coarse boo.
sungls. The blue blood which flows IN
his veins has come down from the most
famous families OF our colonial history.
aud me is one Of the best bred men in the
United States Senate. One OF his an.
cysiUB signed the Declaration OF Ind Pc
pendence and another succeeded Alex.
auder Hamilton as Secretary OF the
Treasury. Wu'cott went 10 school at
Yale. lie has always been a great
reader, and be has more rare books in
his library Than George Ffis0ie l0ar Of
Massachusetts. lie Is one OF the best
types Of wcll'educated New Englandur,
who have gone out to the Rockies and
fought their way up to lame and fortune.
The same may be said Of Dubois, the
lshmac.ite Senator from Idaho. He sits
near Wolcou. lie is straight. tall.
hroad.shouldcred giant, with hair as
black as Wo'cott's Wcllpolisbcd boots.
aud with eyes which fairly Jump In their
brightness aud life. He has q straight.
belligcrcnt nose, aud he keeps his mouth
shut as he sits in his seat in the Senate.
lie Is a graduate OF Yale and his nerve
Is known from the TACT that he was once
United States marshal Of Idaho, aud had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

nf the none ...- ...
ther. ,.itn her .u4u hct u...IgI
Asto the rich men DO CJugrc.a tic
ipdirations are that there will W. less
money spent during the comm. social
sg,son th,n at any similar time iu....rs.
Tbs goid bugs Of the Senate afl having
tbcir hard times and the investments OF
ri,ry oi them are turning out badly.
Cnryrrssiopal wealth Is always over
estimated. and some of The men on that
floor below me who are supposed to be
.,rih millions have, In tact. but little
NOR. than their salarU. Who would
have thought that Chau.. Foster. when
he was Secretary OF Oh. Treasury and
w3. living within a stone throw ut the
Whi;e House, was. in iaa' OBJ. ihc verge
of bankruptcy. lie supp go ue was
worth a fortune and he Dad userdrawu
his own bank account many times ten
thousfnIs He bad way of giving
bank checks 10 members OI us family
and they u.ed these out Goo suit them.
selves. This. OF cOu.He made no dit
ference loo his aggregate losses. but DO
showed loose way ui doing business
yhirh mo- one but millionaire could
stand. Secretary Rus. who died the
other day. was supposed here Co De
worth several hundred thousand dol.
lar, but bis estate looted up about
fifty thousand dollar. .Hd sgu can't
tull anything what a man H worth here
in Washington ln Oh" rear OF The
| Senate chamber ~ write. ! sec the
/ son of Alexander l. MITCHELL Che M.
w1ukcc railroad KING w o Died worth.
| 10 was said, something i." 100000.
| When his son hrst came Co., Washington
| hc was unknown TO tl' real estate men
and when he wanted l1 f.lt % house
costing several THOUSAND dollars year,
one of them called upon kIsk aud
lsScd him u this MAN. Mitchell wls
good Uncle jerry replied. "li John
. J.. Mitchell makes o.N with Won 60
I the extent OF one million dollars and
| YOU bring The check h.i. W.I ,ndurg
I o. but my indorcmtn. won mIhc Che
many tune t,lal 'l''o.'"' ''0,, 'nen
N''SNy' 'lA' il3u .i. .'.n. lt''
/ pIop'ty ,n H .lIi wv. '.' l''ubn nc
I ' pI9nnau,l SUI w. y'. N'N.' N'te ~
loEo bI'a. zee, lo wv" guy .'' ~" uuyh
I or NOV IVY, 'u ""'.N "Ng Ulg
Sa,v ul "a nl'ee' ~ N.Y. 'u oue on
/ ule hi',l nous, W "l..'Nt'oI qua ho
! tl''n ''"f,e u.'','I' " NY $500
. HN.'Iet llN llAN NN W .'..I Nl.INNIIs tic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16

was probably saving something.
george Vest Is not rich man. Roger
. Mills cannot afford TO keep o car.
usr and Senator Joe Blackburn lives
alta hotel / don't know what lsham
G. Hams IS worth and ! never looked
upon him as having the money masking
instinct. but learned the other day
that he lost stSo.ooo by the war and that
Doe had made all the money himself
His father was q poor farmer OF Ten
ucssec. lie had a piece OF clay land
and ten negroes 10 wosk t and young
lshsm had 10 fight his own way. lie
began as a clerk and soon had a store
OF his own. When he was quite "a Young
man he had amasscd $1,000. wheuthe
bank failed and he lost ilaI De took
a rich partner and in two years bad
lcg3.ncd an that he bad Lost. aud be-
went ON from this point until hc had
made the fortune which hH UlI at the
time Ui tht war lie BIS probably we'll
t1 do today. but he lives very simply Zoo
1000 Questionable quarter oil the city
near the Capitol.
The Senate grows smaller the closer
you get 90 DO 10 has .llNu is uu.
.,.. 80. D.. H..
.... ,i....' 80. ,oH '' que
gi,.,,. " '''-'- ' '1''" ''- '"' eN
go. ....
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They are iat and famous now. but
they had iu hustle iu the days gone by
ln they may yet have 90 hustle n Oh,
days To- come. Senator Perkins of Cali.
iouil had TO shin up tng masis of SAIL.
ing vessels iu a.i Kind, OF weather, and
Doc scrubbed tng decks with the lear of
atupca end boo DIS eye. stncatur PETER
Eiuuued aiuWTH uHt u' tle soil before
Doc got % chance Goo stand upon iHu
siumps aud farm with Dos mouth, llc
bad Co hustle luf Uy NciuNs which
made Che Team meat which cover. u.s
BONES, luo ug Ha. mH.uE week
as editor OF % farmers paper when uu
E1i tom ihc ,eEI'Hiur. ui Kansas iuia
senate job, which pays MW $500. a