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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Stout Held
For Court.
The Man Charged With the
Murder Of Katie Du.
gan Valves a Hearing
Before Magistrate
McWhorter.
ANOTHER WlNAH IN The CASE.

Tho public received q big surprise
yesterday afternoon when II was made
aware Of the fact that Albert Stout,
charged with the murder OF Katie Du.
gan. had waived a hearing before
Magistrate McWhortor and commit ted
| without ball to await the coming term
OF the Court of Oyer and Ierminer.
The proceedings lasted but few min
utes and outside OF the State authorl-
ties few persons, If any, knew OF the
hearing.
Tho prisoner received surprise al
the Magistrates office. as when he en-
tered he WINGED before the presence OF
good looking young woman who
, sat alongside of Detective AlcNey.
Stout soon recovered his composure.
however, 1nd maintained his lndifer.
ent air during the proceedings OF max.
Ing out the commitment.
The CLOSEST retlcence Is maintained
as to whom the blonde woman is.
Some maintain that she Ia Philadel-
nhian aud that admissions were made
TO her before the murder of Katie
Dugan. II is asserted that as Katie's
condition bocame alarming, that
preparations were made for to go to
Philadelphia, but this she refused 10
do.
Others assert, however, that on the
night of the murder tint the murdered
girl and her companion were met by
this girl near the scene Of the murder.
1t Is stated then again. that the mys.
terious rorson was girl who WAS en-
ploycd at Stout's residence soon after
the murder. Gossip wont 30 far to
say that the young girl got into
trouble, and that to hide her shame
she went down state. where her board
ost her nothing.
or course there are all kinds OF ru.
mors going the rounds ard but little
dependence can be placed In any of
them and the authorities decline to
talk until the proper time arrives, and
then they expect to present Il strong
chain OF evidence, which will be
strengthened link by link.
stout will occupy II cell In New Cas-
tie jail until the term of Court. when
his able attorney, II. II. WarI, expects
To smnsh tho evidence and that his
client Will be free man
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
The new y. & @, 4 II relief depart
,,,s,y e,p d., IS~u

The new y. 4 O. 4 n relief depart
ntent was started In 1883
kCAert Brown. owner of tho hand.
somo trottiuE malc Fannie B.. sireI
by Saladin was so unfortunate In tn
iniure herself In one OF her legs OF
Sunday that she was net entered IN
The Hazel Dcll races, as her owner in
tanGcd. The animal Is getting vel
slo WY
q he twin screw steamer Granite
City will make excursions twice a
week to the Aladrice river Eshing
grounds leaving on Wednesdays
aud Fridays ntS p. m, No halt OF
fishing tack 10 furnished.
William Anderson butcher in the
Second street market had the shaft oi
Lis buggy brokon or Monday eyeniES I
Ut Newport, by being run into
/ Es tfoi ~ wire at Front and Mar
ket slleut4 sroke down last Night,
causing a blockade Oh all the lines fol
iIlif an hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Cbnndier ,y,tbdrnw..

To THE REPUBLICAN VoTEps OF THr
Cry OF WiLMINofoN-G GENr1EMEs,
thank you who were working for my
sueoses and t999ss Who wee going to
SUPPORT ME at the hominafion next
Saturday for Assehblyman. but the
turn the canvass has taken. decline to
be candidate at this time, but will
cheerfully support the successful
nominee. Yours truly.
PHmEMMA CHANDLER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04

Jackson Pierce has sold TO Tnmes
Nj Jones' a lot at Fourth nui Dul'out
streets, s!A,4, iOT / SO, The property
OF Elea1er Ainswulth.
Sheriff tioa4d sod on Saturday tho
property OF WIsan ". WalGer, in
Odessa, to Larry Emuons attorney.
fer 500
William Wilson lr who is caudI
data f"r Repfeseniutiv from Christ.
ana Hundred, is tho William Wilson,
yF., formerly OF ths firm oil Irteen and
wilson, manufacturers VI powder
kegs
Ex-Chlei OF Police james O'Ioole
WAS Knocked down BY team OF
Union street last light and had his
hsll badly cut.
A meeting Of single tax advocates
will lie held at NiHtH and Marke,
streets oil thursday evening
W IL, Redmle Is acting as road
foreman OF engines on no pala wtrt
dlyiston wtlla road foreman l.. j.
TUFTS ii on HE vacation.
After months Of rostle5s sleop or
the part OF Messrs, Iaynarl and Law,
tou oyer their much talked OF ctpp OF
Hungary grass the crop has heau eut
ald Is now Tor safe n the highest
price Ihe crop has hSeu a paTiug oEs
The W..mu gtOn Steamboat ON
pADy have changed their time tub-
The boat that elg our city al l.Iu =, IN
will hereafter leave at lpclUtk, GA
readers attention Is ct.sieI to til,
shove change.
The Natural History Society met III
the first time since the sumner
months on last evening. a. the fElent II
Bohooi on West Ghoye Fourth street
MIR. John /. Peunypucker. read yer,
Interesting paper and other IuHttsrs o
Interest whore brought before til
Society.
William q Vernon, Of Neither Prov
denoe Delaware county. "a. receHt,
pulled stalk from ore o' Ills mum Il
ous plants containing fom immens
tomatoes their combined wcight beiui
trine over six poHn ls The veg Stable
are well shaped and perfect IN ever
respect
=RepublcGns OF the Eighth ward "
nod meeting en- Wednesday ever
Ing at O'Clock In the hall on IIIrk
wood street, between seventh an
Eighth streets.
Airs. j. NJ Pyle, F.fth and Jefferson
streets is gradually recovering from
. severe spell OF sickness and Wi
soon DO all right.
The old soldiers are looking frrv,r
10 the payment OF the!r pensions
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Cannetles Shnt Dawn,

The canEeries at Odessa and Middle.
town have been unable TO procure
sui1icien. corn and TOMATOES - IL D
them running. Tho Drought / as
played havoc In the lower j. ~ Of
Delaware, and Is a greut loss tne
farmers. Sometwo hundred bon mi.
ans who have bean employer at tie
Odessa canncry have left for other
fields OF labor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
sTUCk CITATIONS.
Reported by
HEtLD N COMPANY,

seventh and Market streets.
investment aud Securities yicl ding
from tBI per cent.
orders for tho purchase and sale OF
stocksund londSOn Commission u,rcut-
eli at all the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to Now York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ami Letters OF Credit Is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Tie Canrs

The Levy Court met this morning.
Sir. White called The attention OF the
members TO dangerous culvert In
fencader Hundred, and the Court will
on tuesday next visit tho place. Con.
rendered his resignation, which was
accepted. John Il. Campbell was ap.
pointed an inspector to hold the gen.
eral election in the southern district
OF New Castle county.in place of Alex
nnder Mclaughlin. resigned. john b.
Mahoney was appointed san inspect or
Tor the southern district of Pencader
hundred III place OF John Ii. Thornton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Tlle rrn rn.r

In ccnsequenca OF some % tho wit.
rtsses for tho defense hot feinE at
home the case OF failsglauo BiAncO
and Addie Ross who are ehRrgel with
uaing and Giulng In tie use OF Lucy
fo,, a female child under "a yel.s oil
age Tor immoral purposes was con.
huued uutli tom -trow morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
,or w,yc.

Rene j. Fougeray was sued before
Magistrate Daley this morning by
attaches OF Union Park for wages due
The attaches were represented by Wm
Hilles and Fougeray by II. "A. Ward,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Mind una.

A large collie dog this morning
about Z O'Clock bit a little dog al
Fourth and Washington streets He
was shot by Detective McYey at 528
West Fifth street rhort time after.
wards. Oiticers Lane. Hanmersr aud
Palmer each shot dog which had
been bitten.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
A IInnIIn nnrArinn

Yesterday al tile meeting ot tho NJ
l. Preachers It WAS announced thut on
Ssptemher Il the Rey4 j, 3. Quigg /
L. Terry. C. 5. Morgan and l. 4. lar.
Tett Will discuss the question, is tho
Prohibition Party a Necessity to lem
perauCe RGturmy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
nnyi,isonII Han TI,,.n

Officer davidson appeared against
three men IN the Municipal Court thIf
morning All Charged them viii
drunkenness ]. 4. collins WAS Iinei
and James Scanlou ard Patrick Has
sion So and CUet each
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Piece
Him Out
Here.

shoes, and as you want him
to be as well dressed as
his fellows, you'll get what
he wants.
We would like to have
you get here, whatever
that need may be, you'll
like the place and its meth
DDS. Carrying everything
the 3year-old boy to the
5o-inch man needs for wear
Clothing, Tailoring, Fur
nishings. Hats and Shoes
and buying for cash
makes it to your advan-
tage to come to Sixth and
Market to look at least.
In Boys Shoes not
girls shoes forboys--shoes S
that fit and wear, are the
kind our department ham
dies. We would like to
sell you one trial pair. Will
you let usP
JAS. L. MuLLIN & Son
Clothing. 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shees, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04

Mrs. WiesAnfeld and daughter who
have been visiting Mr.. W., in our city
for the past two weeks has returned
home TO Baltimore, Md.
Geo. W. Wells and wife have return
ed home from Atlantic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Iio,r-e iinihr.I

Tho mistress and two boardcrs Of a
house on Orange street last night Ht
house on tho same street a tew
Hguare5 below This morning tile party
beeame unruly and fhe patrol wagon
bE3ughta load VI ladies TO tie city
hail
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Threw STONES on sunday Night.

About II O'Clock OH Sunday night
at the corner OF Fourth and Adams
streets, young men threw stones at
the house Of Lana TLllmer. colorod.
They were John Crogan. John Carr
and George Cregan. In the Municipal
Court this morning before Judge Bail
they were 81 and costs each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Inid ,l,tr

The sait against Mr. Cottlngham for
keerlng Il ylelous dog, in tho Mnnt-
ripnl C5urt hls been laid over Until
lriday moInlng, when Walter Hayes
viii put on lis war paint aud quote
his urishtuetIc 30 gllDlp AZ TO be we'll
worth hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Assaulted Albert nindIer.

Hugo Gleble was before the Municl
pal Court this morning for assault OF
Albert Hinder. on the 4th Of August
when Hinder had his leg broken, ant
has been in the hospital ever since
Gieble was fined $40 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Tried to .Ium,p u IrnIn.

Frank Green. colored. while trying
to board the Delaware Division express
to-day at IL o'clock, at tho loot of
French street, foil and received several
cuts and bruises
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Y nj Il, A.

There was large class on the gym.
naslum floor last evening for the ilrst
| time this season. There seoms TO be
i considerable enthusiasm In this dc.
| partmsnt and the outlook for tho
winter 10 very encouraging.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
RCrioiisIy Ill,

Mrs. John Weir is reported to bs
seriously i'll ut her cottage OH tho Phil
odelphla pike, at the foot OF SheIlpoi
hill. She Is unable to retain food, and
her restoration to health is hardly pro.
bable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
THIRD edition,
Pn-s HniI,

About 600 persons, yesterday after.
noon al the Riyesview grounds. saw
the Dover base ball club defeat the Y.
NJ C. A. by the score OF to 5. The
game throug hout was rather tam G
affair and devoid OF much interest alG
both sides both the pitchers.
The ore:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
EI.l, Market.

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market spanish mackerel, sea
bass, trout, founders, anu other yarie.
ties 9f the hnDy tcibs ut moderate
prlCes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Racing nj Iluxtl Dali.

There were several interesting races
at Hazel bell Pork yesterday ni ter.
noon. Tho i5 class was tno most in J..
teresting race and was won by / ID.
Wallace IL two straight heats. The
time was PAL and ?.i0. Tho threa.year-
Old colt race was won by william
Stailord's brown stallion in two
straight heats. tho timo being 3.sG and
80. In the 3.minute class Robert
Porter's horse Won. The time was > 40
and 4.IS. In the thrce.mlnute class
Iionas Mcllugi's mare Minnie H.
won n 40 '. Doc. Thomas Lurley's
littlo horse. paced an exhibition mile
IN = 36i ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Llcyrnih Mnrh IirrmhlIrnn.

Tho Eleventh Ward iiepuhllcans will
open their ciuO house at No, sOl Nary
Land Avenue on Thursday evening.
There will be speeches by Fra IL
Hollecker, Philip q Cnurcnuian Ge
Elliott. and Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
A Coslly psiyA

A young man VINO nred a florss and
buggy to 60 to Riverview and then
drove to Strickersvllle Pa, breaking
the buggy and abusing the horse.
found the coat to be about $40 instead
OF 81 so US he had expected 1t to DO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
CNuaht at Lnsf,

The only excitement on the coast"
to-day was the Introduction OF Muir.
rays ''hl henry" beer glasses. They
are 8 inches high. Stop Ut / 04 East
Front and try one
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Y, NJ. o. A,
SCORE ny INNfNGs.
Dover. 0 o o D 0 l 1t
y. NJ. q. A...0 0 . o. y 0 2-5

The Rockfords now have won the
championship oi tha state by defeat
ing the Y Nj. &. A. four times and the
Dover once. The Rockfords have
only lost two games this season for
on the return OF the clubs who defeat.
ed them In the first part of tho season
they have been successful in defeating
them with the exception OF one. the
Montgomery, which.ls the ouly club
that has defeated the Rockfords on
their second visit to this city
On Saturday they will play the
Trainers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Mr.. Franklin II. S. Davis Is gradual
ly growing stronger. He has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks

NJ OTlGE-I. JAMES DENNEY. THE
IN tenant Of the house situated at the
southeast corner of Seventh avenue
and Duncan street. in the nth ward
in the city of Wilmington, county of New
Castle and State of Delaware III com.
plianco with the requirements of the
nets of the General Assembly IN such
Gase made and provided. do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail delivery OF the state OF Delaware
In and FOR New Castle County, on Mon
day the 18th day oi september A. D.. 1894
being the next term Of said court. for d
license for SAID house as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquor
In less uuanI Ties than one quart. 10 he
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable 9 tizeus OF said ward NJ least
tw I've OF WHOM ara substantial free
holders oi said ward, recommend the sai i'd
| IL. ....L Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
I'M A,-....tI.un

Tho weather fpr Tomorrow pro
mises 10 tie na2y Indicating ram IN Va
rtous locations similar conditions
will probably prevail on thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Order an ,rhrd and ,I,,I,c,


Considerable complaint has been
N Do OF the congregation OF young
men around laird ami Market streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
Special.

limited number Of solid 1O-karat
COL speotRoies regular price 81, now
only sS, at $40 Market street Eyes
berger. Satisfaction guarairteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04

NTANTED-h girl or woman for peu
~ eral housew"rN. Apply al lO3 East
Fourth street. si-st'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04

Miss Lucy Gilmore has returned to
her home in Kentucky, after pro.
longed visit to friends in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
hlF1 -hfuHHF.

fura ~ Is Gu Lac lad at W, c. lay.
Aei PAaiindty ag- ktug street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04

Y our boy go
ing 10 school
now Ii k c | y
needs a IL e W
pair of pants, a
new suit or per-
hapS a cap or
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04

{TTANTED- boy to run criands. Ap.
w Ply al il5 Madison street. s4-lt'
w ANTED-Good houscmulds Protc--
w tant; also chamhcrmuid aud cook.
no charge. good wages Apply 10 Fiieli
~ Employment Agency, 3 West seventh
street. si.lt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-09-04
SInIe oI Trmr.rllnrn

10 the REPrnLICAN office to-day in the
shade.
O'clock. 10 O'Clock. o o'clock.
% 70 50
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DIED.


Esdlf1 daas as o %e ho a Is T. and sars
Notice funeral Tuesday
BRowN-on Saturday evening, May Sth 1884, OF , neS-
Joseph The GIN year Of 1s ss age g $50
o'clock p. at st. Andrews Church. fH'h-a'e a"s'
Interment at Colchester Connecticut.
CIIAwDIEpon sunday May 9th Anna Maria Gratis.
wife Of Charles f. Chandler and daughter Of the late
FSnersi a; ST. Thomass church Fifthsys and Fifty
third-st on Wednesday May 9th. at 1890 a. M
Please omit flowers. 40.
CLYMER Sunday. May 9th. William cymer' In the CSC
Funeral Wednesday May 9th. at II a. m. at his late
Philadelphia papers please copy 49,
DI'KE-on Sunday. May 9th. 1894 wm S. Duke IN Inc
Notice osH sS Of funeral vi raj her hsreafter
D S STy sGnd AND he naS
sdrSces at No = west l23d-st evening. Tn
rnternent at convenience OF the family.
N Holdridge eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. T. r.
Internent Homer. ~ Y.
HoLDRIDGE-At Mount Vernon y; Y. May s. 1904.
H. Eugene Hodridge. only son OF MI. and MIS- L. r.
Interrneni at Homer. N. Y.
a ans s aSP "S
1nSymen INST Matthew Churchyard Bedford, half
The Union League g.s Club nnl requested to
meet at the clubhouse N Tuesday May 5, at $50 M
10 attend funeral OF Honorable John Jay eS-pFesi-
dent OF the club.
by EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Jay, John.-Members Of the Husuenot society % %
Amerss to attend 6SD a Se G"s Tny Chapel
West 25,n-st. Tuesday 10 eel9G itpor,ND President,
JENNINGs-At Ashtabula Ohio. Elizabeth C. jennings
wife OF James p Jennings and sister OF James T. wal
LAwsoN-on Friday, May 4. John Lawson. in his so
from his late resdence 223 West iith-s'. on Monday
1n May heSarS at o Gs h'% his
services at SSn AysSg tuesday evening"
s,h inst, at co,, SSooS o, III. family
PEPPER-on May 8 John T.. the beloved son OF Katy
and J. J. Pepper, aged year and days -. CO..
the residence Of his parents III East Slst
| 9'' N 4 bud on earth to bloom in Heaven.
! ROBERTsON-At Lakewood. y. j.. Of Thursday. Eliza
beth Edna Robertson. elder daughter Of TOuro and
Funeral from the her 70 East 6cth-
g. en- M ss msTHnf NPY i 10 clock
RoELEER-7on sunday May 8, Isabella, daughter oe
Alfred and the late Kate q. Roeher
kindly omit flowers
sMITH-on May 8, Sophia Bsgar. beloved wife of Rob
Funeral services on Tae Tues evening at o'clock at her
STIRRATT-At l49 Monfoe-st. Brooklyn. the 9Th Of
May 1894. OF Brghs disease. David stirratt late OF
| AYRSHIRE Scotland.
Funeral services viii be held his late residence On
Monday. May :. at p.
| Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
W. n FER On MAJ Mar nae her wscw 2as
Dr. jeremiah Van Rensselaer,. and daughter Of Joshua
| Washington.
Funeral services ST. PauIs Chapel Broadway and
! Nesey-st Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Albany and Boston papers please copy.
| VAN ROSSUM-At East orange y. j.. on Sunday May g.
James \. an Rossum. only % James ~ c. and
the late Annie c. J." Van KossUm in the I'D year OF
, his
Notice funeral hereafter
Chicago, Denver and san Francisco papers please COPY
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Office No. % E. 2Sd-st.
Woodawn Station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
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THE MURDER OF ROBERT ROSS.

RESOLUTION on TIE TROY ELECTION
GRIMES TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE
Union LEAGUE CLUB FOR ACTION
A, the regular monthly meeting OF the Union
,a.ers cluh. 10 be held on Thursday. the Com
r,,,tee on Political Reform will submit the Following
nra.r,h,a and resolution and recommend their adop-
ton: ~, ,.,. 90
Whereas committee Of the leading citzens MS Oh
w. havs laid specal information before the Coln-
noitiee on Political Reform relating 70 tne
the killing of Robert Ross while engage as SHoi
citizens in defending the integrity OF tne UaisO.
hoy and have shown even more conclusiNeIy Sllait
the plblshed accounts in the newspaper ma ~ (
crnes were the result Of frauds and abuses OF the
ballot similar TO those which year after year nave
S Sa,J his cty as well as Troy, of honest cleo.
lions and have thTarte1 the VIII oi '"e Pe0P'N Va
the State therefore, DC II cr1 ,. .,.h
Resolved That the Union League Clup views ~ W.
satisfaction the efforts Of the best citlzens "a
as represented by the Committee OF one huluIS ~,
Ia secure the punishment Of the persons respoisip
for the crimes committed at their Iast eeeslon, anu,
with the interest Of a common cause, encourages
them In the determination 10 recee m thelr nunci-
pality from dshonor. and from the RUE OF mos
who through fraud. and In disregard OF the purify
OF elections, have seized control
u b. HINSDALE, Chairman,
WILLIAM T. SCHLEY,
CHARLES F. CLARKE.
JAMES A. BLANCHARD,
LOGAN G. MURRAY.
CEPHAS BRAINERD.
JOHN u HINTON,
EMERSON FOOTE.
c. c. BUEI.
Union League Club. May l. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

.~arsI information in which TINS compact
INC hounds derives its value from revision
'o' ,,,,oal centres Of the countries con-
a. -" Many of the present statistics are en-
tirely new. :. mos ord Z, tho bu,k
Inv 80, diminished. neither has it been in
h'' hone Mr. Kettle has taken to heart
o'' s,r,nces that were heard when his
'"' .usiacrablv enlarged edition APPEARED. 1t
M Der,lously near to being overdone The loo
can. Zoos added few years ago contained
-. facts. the question was whether they
'"'' ,,,,hlc here in a book meant for rapid
VIZ reference. Use has accustomed che to
az" ,,,,,ons and engagements, as it does to
t' .hi,es But the editor ought row to stay
NV - He NAV find ample employment In the
p'' - correction and Of freshening his matter
"O,N increasing the size Of this best Of books
Of reference.
+, announced to-day that Mr.. Gladstone's
-, ,ranslations from Horace-"The love
49,, savs one account. rather oddly,-win be
0poo hv Mr. Knowles in 1.-The Nineteenth
Ir,o for May. The attention OF the Amer
,ao,ater who thinks you must agree with
gladstone about everything or be his enemy,
'''.,.ctflllv invited to this statement Mr.
80, mo and Mr.. Knowles are old friends, and
,,.,cs they are al swords points. That, as You
u" ... does not disturb their relations as au-
and publisher. nor. I may add, their per-
'"0 ..,otions Mr. Gladstone dimes with Mr..
sO"" -, and Mr.. Knowles with Mr.. Gladstone,
thor of them is believed to have thrown a
az. at the others head. Mr.. Knowles does
drVyn Mr. GladstOne's pay as contribu-
~" NV does Mr. Gladstone take his contribu-
w. o,ssvhere because his publisher disagrees
,.x him about Home Rule and about other
It,, cuestions The ex-Prime Minister never
-, q, mart of his duty to edit The Nineteenth
c..,rrv" nor did the editor and owner OF that
-o.ront neriodical undertake to govern the
,,-,,.h Fnonire. or TO tell Mr.. Gladstone how
=. oryht TO be done, any more than Mr.. Glad
- .o,d Mr. Knowles how he ought 10 make
~ 81. magazine. or what line 1t ought to take
On Irish questions.
said the other day when writing OF Mr..
c,aAstone and the Duke Of Argyll. they can
sr-sa 70 differ. and even say sharp things about
.eoh others public acts, and yet remain good
.-,ards Why should they not? Or to whom
400 their friendship and mutual respect seem
.v,-oor5jnary. except 10 those admirers of Mr.
gladstone who carry admiration to the point of
.rhssrvience and expect others to do the same?
G. w S.