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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

NUTICE-A special meeting of th Q
IN stockholders OF ''rha Portland PnT-
ing Company" a corporation OF the
ststo OF Delaware, Will DO Eeld at the
principal utileo of the Company, auutit-
west corner oil Frcnchund Water streets.
In The city OF Wilmington. at 10 o'clock
a. IN. nn Monday. the fourteenth day of
May a. ~ 1891. for the purpose of taking
uetluu upon the following resolution,
adopted 10y the Board OF Directors OF
said Company, ON the fourteenth day
OF April, a. D., 1884. to wit:
Resolved, That, in the Judgment Of
this Board It is deemed advisable. and
most for the benciit of this corporation.
that the same shall be dissolved before
the expiration OF the time limited IN its
charter; and that the sumo should be dis
solved n soon rs IL can conveniently and
properly 10 done, purbnant TO the pro.
visions OF tn Act oil the General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Delaware. in such case
made aud provided.
by order OF the Is onrd of Directors
Gro w. liI'Sn, President
- 7. L, MCGLiETuCK, Secretary.
alG-23-91.in7
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Anyone wishing flower work for
funerals should call ut Hayien's. 703
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

A furniture store, which is stocked
with tho best furniture OF the latest
styles and shades and which can be
purchased OIL the easy credit system.
Is what Is appreciated by Wilmington
housewives. This Frank j. Murphy,
ut No. Ii Market street, has found
since he hus been here. and 80 brisk
has been business tho past month that
the enterprlsing managers have placed
In an entirely nav stock. give Mr..
Murphy call for anything in the
household line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

The mock trial come to close in
Bethel A. NJ. l.. Church last night,
when the jury cleared the prisoner Of
the charge OF murder. The attorneys
were r. p. Wesks and J. I. Howard.
DR.. Heard sat as presiding Judge. The
witnesses examined were: Miss Anna
johnson, Curtis Ward. Mics Maggie
Evans, Harry anderson. -hf+ss Sylvia
Carly, Misc Mary Uarty. Mrs. Heard;
VIM Rodgers and Albert Bird.
Tho Jurors were: Harry Anderson.
Sylvia Carly, Mary L. Carly. bIra
Heard. VIM. Rodgers and Albert BIZ
Judge, Dir. Heard; attorney for pro
cutlon. ]. l. Howard; clerk, II.
Naudain. Testimony being all =
jury retired, returning verdict OF
not guilty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

The finishing touched ara haing put
oh tie new filter at SiSLn.,ran aud Mar.
l,ot streets. Tie gravel Ia somo of
the pms Is alreuly in place except the
finest sand which Will DO plaead on
top. The water, 1t seems will be
forced from the bottom ut tie litter no
through seven different kinds OF
gravel from the HiAe Or n guinea egg
to the finest sand. The water comes
through iron pans and enters the
sluiceway under Tho gravel, 1t rises
through the gravel by the How of Tie
water. After passing through tie
gravel tho water enters the mill by
another iron pan and from here IL vii
he forced into tho RESERVOIRS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

The only Adam FprepauKh, with
the greatest oirous Of the day should
be we'll patroul2cd by lovers OF
amusement when MIR. Foropaugh on,
pnnrs bore on saturday. lilo attrac-
ton ls better tlIaE ever and filled " lth
comlcait!es which eyon the clowns
enjoy, The prices OF admission VIII
ID as usual and ladles with children
need not b. afraid to attend any Of
tho performances as order will be
Preserved Ut any cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

The Wilmington juniors have or,
gruiGod for tho seEson with tho fol
lowing players. Z, NJ. Little, Z. f.
GQrfhtt S. s.. O. Tasgarti LIST b., L.
Adams; ID b.. II. Draper; I'd b., r.
IlIes; | +. c. Me5sigli; o. T., q. Hook
r. T., l. &ngeut Ghoy would like to
lear ire II a. teanH undsI 10 yours Of
ago Address Il. NUGzNT, G0J Harrison
. reet CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Just after house cleaning Ia tho time
to refurnish your home. Tie place TO
make your purchases Is from Frank
j. Murphy, No. ia Market street.
where elegant suites FOR either kitchen,
dining. sitting, par,or or bad rooms
can bo purchased on easy terms II de-
sired. Mr.. Marpay's stock IL ali new
nnd of tho latest style.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Last evening in ths Municipal Court
Albert Roth the Ggoeer ut Eighth ami
scott streets ohaigod three small col.
0TcI boys With Ilsolderlr conduct.
Tho testimony brought out tho fact
tllat Roth Kept his stOrS open on Sun
DAY ard accepted the pcnuies given
tie children for other purposes The
court cansared Roth and then dis
charged lima.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

A large conslgnmsnt OF new and
epleddid furniture has Just been re-
ceiyed by j. Frank Murphy at No. Iii
Market street which Ia being sold Al
greatly reduced rates. Those wanting
bargains should call without delay
Styles are unusually fine. and the
choice Tor superior articles was never
equalled. Cali and examine our stock
and judge for yourselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Charles McGowln aEehl0 years, died
OF consumption at his parents real-
dence. rear DuPonts' station, In
Christiana Hundred. on Wednesday
| last. Tho funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon ut O'CLOCK. In.
tetmeut will DO nade In R!rervleR
| Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

INyASrED A woman for gen eral
=" ,housework, no washing. AT sB3
Bennett street. a263t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

The position Of prosecuting attor-
ney In the Z. s. Court now iilod By
iii. Lew Vna,!s3ritS Is said to be
worth 81 per day. thus make the office
good paying lno. At least that Is
how the e1-OsIcial Boniah watson
worked Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

TIL Rev NJ. X. Falion will lecture
before tho Shields Library Association
in their Hall, 9Th and Iatnall atreets.
on Friday evening, May 1. Subject,
"A CateGhsm of Christian Doctrine. Y
The occasion Will be the 40ta annlverS
sary CT the birth OF thsir Association.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Pdlmer'a theatrical Troupe took
one OF the Trainers hacks this morn,
ing at $50 O'CLOCK from the hotel Jen.
nings for the T., W. 4 b. Il. II. station
our street cars were not good enough
for this tony crow d. It's u wonder the
haok was, but they were paying fol
their ride anu who could blame them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Elias W. Edwards. 43l E. Third
street. fell off roof and DEDICATED
his elbow and received several bruises
about Inc hend and body. Edwards
was on tho roof at the time at work
and stopped on loose piece Of tin and
fell 10 the street below, receiving the
| Injuries stated above. ..--
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
THE ssru BAY OF APRIL. 1894.


The following lescrib a red estate, viz:
All that piece or purGsl OF hand
slttiutc in tie city Of " ilmitgtun. Now
Castle county and State oil Delaware.
bouuded and de.cribed ~ follows. 10 wit
BpgtniiiIIg at Il sluN" In the middle uf
the New tnstlrNnd Frenrhtowp turnuilte
arOrueT Tor lands late ut lisnuctt lIoln
[ duccHSe{l; thrnrgHloug the middle OF the
I said turnpike south 81 degrees and one.
| half weFt f,-lJ ttsrHhcs les 49, feet to a
stone set opposite James shorts hedge;
\ thcAce north ~ degrees west - $40 perch
/ as with SAID hGuge to Il stone Ia line Of
| land HOW or late Of .'amo1 Short; thUnca
! with sad and OF said Shprt north 20 de.
Hrees cast y pcrches less l34 feet 10 n
/ stone 4 cOrusl Tor snid lnul OF lAii Snort
! thence with said lund north as. degrees
/ wosi n d.'D pCrthes 10 smother corner of
! said land OF said short: tn nee south ~
| degrees west q G.ln pcfo hos less ~. foot
( To Il stone IA aother corner Tor said land /;
| thence by a now llup north 80 deurroH
west A. $40 pUrchos TO n siuuo; theme"
I north Is i degrees west I'll b-ll pc ChCs to
"A stone; thence by land of said Short
[ mort G!E deg rGe- Gust IL ,.iH VrT.hrs TO u
4 stone; thence north IS degrees oRst Al so
/ iterChcs a. a stone; thence north rs de-
/ Errt'- wr5i = l-ib perChcs To II Stone at
/ thri5ti,utu Gro SIS; eurs down the SANE
, by th9 usu ! 90 Iraas thcreot l5J perche4
] to lilo iui ersec iDH OF said crock wit Ia
4 Graveyard rum thence un the sad run
! the sUV ral cOur-cs Il erent 10 10 porrhCs
to stone; thence bf land late of Bennett
Iulo south - degrees wcst u $50 prrCheS
| TO u stOuO; thNuCg With tho said Land -
| degrees ra-t 100 p"rrhes TO th' place OF
: beginning continuing ono nun lrel IN I
! iG,iy.fUur u"r 9 OF land, more OF less,
T win Il huuSs md barn and other out.
| buildings thereon erected
seized and hkeA IA execution rs the
| Properly OF John I, Hayes AMI Henvicttn
| W. Hayes mOrtgRsors. and tia, AMI TO he
sll ly PEIit1E GOULD, sheriff.
Shettfs oiilco. " lining on. Del. April
Il. 1891. al2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Tho son of the free.trade Mayor La
trobe OF Baltimore was married 70
VI LES Grocer whore father Ia II high
proteetion!sts and iarge mill owner
at Upland, Pa. In union tore Is
strength,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy. indicating showers In
different locations and rather warmer.
Somewhat similar conditions will pro
baoly prevail on Saturday.
state of rhernometsr
It'll, RapusLIuAS oIlos to. lay, In the
shade:
7o'clooln ioo'oloeh O'clock
So .. 60 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Tho woog.en mills at Mars ha,lton,
will start up with good force
a Jew days. Ibis will be good
news for thu numerous families who,
depend ou its prosperity fUr heir
livelihood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

missioner McAlister heard fur.
thar testimony this morning In the
case Of j. Edward Addioks VS.. the
/ Mayor and Council. The case Of Lee
vs.. the city was postponed owing to
the Addleks' case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Mine host Lsgg will serve up n 2s.lb.
snapper for lunch at the Delaware
House. 1t was presented to him by
one OF his Brandywina Hundred
friends. It's corn fed and double
iiointed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Registrar Of Wills N'oOGh, this morn.
iiE, granted letters documentary ON
tic estate Of Henry ". Hollucker. late
Of Chrlstlanu hundred, to J. jackson
Pierce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

r. W. Dayett ~!ll open an Ice cream
and confectionery store at Ninth and
Monroe streets Oh Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
DEGISTERS ORDER.
IN nEtilSIElt'S OFFICE,

| 1EGlSI VIZ > bltDIH-
IN nEGlSTEltS OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY. DIT,
April %. 1891 J
Upon the application of hllen Russell.
administrators OF Matthew Russell. late
pi Wilmington Hundred, i'm said county.
deceased. II lB order ed nuh directed by tho
Register that the AdministrdtriX ufore.
Hai1 give notice oil granting OF Letters
Administration upon the estate Of tho
deceased. with the date of granting there
OF, 10y causing advertisements to bb post
cd within forty days from tho date of
such Letters IN six OF tho most public
places OF tho county of New Castle re-
quirins all persons having demands
against the estate To present the same. or
abide by All Act Of Assembly In such ca 70
made and provided; ana also causs tho
same TO be inserted within The snme Pc
riod In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, u news
paper published in Wilmington. Del. aud
10 DO continued therein three weeks, 10.
o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal
). 3. of ONCE ct the Register atore-
- said, at Wilmington, III New Cas-
tic county aforesaid, the day and year
800 j. WILKINS CoOCH. Register.
NoTICE--Notica Is hereby given that
Letters OF Administration were in due
| form of law granted unto tho undersign-
| ed on the a3rd day Of April A, ID. 1904,
aud that al! persons having claims ag ainst
tho estate oil tic deceased loust present
the same, duly attestea, to the said
April, 1875. or abide the Act oil As
semOly in such case made and provided
ELLEN RUSSELL.
Administrative.
address, 1913 sha!lcross avenue. will
| mlngtou. Dol. A2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

DUBflC SALE VIII be sold a. public
J. sale 1t Ada rs talon. GhrI-tHnn
Hundred New Castle Comfy, Delaware
on THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1885,
At | clock y. m.
40 head pf fro cows nul forward p y
sprlaEcrs, several sioES hubs ana n e XII
lot OF tine sh iit4.
Tie above cows have heeu selected with
c ne AID are a prime lot.
Terms gjaHy = RzlIERf MERRlrK.
J g, Robinson. AuetlnueRr. u2G.ts
I OST a fox terrier dor. 4 months old
IL all wnlc eXDt II bl Ok ears ahl
black round Fpui on ri.s { mp, short tail,
IA n leathetzcoil6r with register SO.
1909 OF 1894 A liberal reward W !! b,
given If retuFned to Il. r. Carey, 4Ig King
street Arrest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

ANY ono Wishing to purchase nice
pet squirrel can he suItel at No lOl
West seventh sEeeL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

No. COL King strebt lis the place to
get your gasoline stoves repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

4 iOAL--iSest f-auigh rortll,lIy pss a
~ oDal kept ln Is CO var te so t.sIfeIa
ing bln4 JOIN VI. solomon, ONO, No
Q W. Thlsl IT. Phones Il5 ani 800. jos5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

fit. To be able TO get all
OF your needs at one place
is a carc.saver. Our man
agemcnt for all makes it a
money saver.
Sixth and Market is just
such a place and is ready
with Spring lines i'll every
department carefully selec
ted. .5Z
Our Shoes are the kind
you like to wear-comior-
table as well as stylish. The
prices make them a!trac-
tive. AT 81 and S we Of
fer better value in Russets
than you usually see. We
like to show them to you.
You are welcome and
invited to Sixth and Mar
ket to look through any oil
the departments.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
KOLB'S PARTISANs DIVIDED.
Many of Them Do Not Approve of HIS
Inauguration of Himself,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 4.-The
city is very quiet after Saturdays
dual government inauguration Meth
er Governor was seen on the streets
Sunday Kolb's advisers meeting,
called for Saturday night, amounted
TO nothing. 1t is now evident that
serious breach has occurred in the
Populists' ranks over Kuib'S Inaugural
;ion He consulted few of the leaders
If his party before announcing his de-
termipation to be sworn in, and they
feel that it is not their fight. Not
. one-tenth of the Populist members OF
the Legislature lent their presence to
| his inauguration or listened to his add
| dress. Most of them acknowledge
they do not favor the inauguration
| scheme.
| Kulb will send message to the
| Legislature soon, insisting that they
| pass fair election contest law. Ht
| will also give certificates of election
to the four or five contestees for seat:
in Congress from this State, h"pins
that the Republican majority ther
| will seat the contestants, and thereb.
recognize his credentials. The futur
conduct of the leaders of the move
menL is not known, and Kolb himsel
probably cannot foretell it. kol
went to Birmingham Sunday evening
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
Trustees Sale.

By virtue OF authority OF Deed of Trust exc
cuted to us bv William estn oreland and W 'fe
Eliza Westmo tlrnd on lsl oty of December
1890 and recJrde in the egisteIr office in For
syth County, ip book No. 9, pave VI to secure
the payment 81 cert in bond, ana the stipula-
tions in said Deed of Trust not having ben
complied with, at the request OF the owner OF
the sid boz d, shall t, pose at pubic auction,
for Gosh, on onday the day Of la nary 1895
at Court Il uss Door, & o''.ck P. M IN the
County of Forsyth, N a., the tollowin% proper
ty: One tract of land co,.'a lnlnt 30 acres ac-
Joining the ianos William est ii. Gruobs
Il Hopkins. Also one other tract a. joining the
above; and a j ining Vauh"y, Jam Nee u'n
and J. D. and E. Young and Hopkins, con
tanning IS acres more or less and bang the
lands Oh which the said Westm' re'hnd Low
lives, loca ed on the sd kallr, ad neal
v alkertnw IN Fot syth ounty his the zod
day Of November, s94
JONES 4 KERNER, ruste 8.
! By E B. Jones. surVIvIfg
i partner OF Jone- X rne'
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
The internal revenue collections at
the Winston office last week ran as
JAPAN MUST ACT QUICKLY
If She Intends to Attack Pekfn Before
Winter Sets In.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Times cores
pendent in Chifu telegraphs:
.'All the traffic to the northward
will cease in ten days, and the Japan
csc will have to be quick if they intend
to attack Pekin in 1894. 1t is reported
that the next attack will be made upon
Weihaiwei, but Gen. Chang, brave
and competent officer, commands the
defense Of this stronghold, and he Is
assisted b, several foreigners.
"A Chinese refugee from Port
Arthur says that six Generals had
equal commands in the defence, and
. all fought bravely, but their plans
,acked comb nation. Hence the de-
| feat. Two Generals escaped, one TO
| Chifu, where he is in hiding, and the
| pther IT, rIentsin. 1t is likely that
| th"y will ne beheaded
| Part of the Jdpanese fleet was late
" at WeIhaiwei, but has since depart
ed. The Chinese fear that if peace be
| ruucIuIed now the disbanded troops
will plunder the whole country within
| their Reach.
The last reliable report is that
Japan informed the United States
Minister that she was willing u
negotiate if China would sue for peace
China has done this: therefore al
almistice is probable"
The Tines hears from Kobe: "Ih
Government has published statemen
that Commissioner Detring was no
, properly accredited uy China t
negotiage for peace, and China mus
accredit high official with complet
| powers"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
CAPTAIN GILMER WINS
IN THE SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST
HIM
BY the National Bank of Greensboro
Will Ask for q New Trial-The
Issues-Other Trials.

The suit brought against Capt. j.
E. Gilmer and others, by the National
Bank of Greensboro and others was
concluded last Tuesday by the jury
returning a verdict in favor Of Capt.
Gilmer, the defendant.
The case was one of the most i'm
portant ever tried in the courts of
Forsyth, as it involved the entire es-
tate of Capt. Gilmer. 1t was given
the jury last Saturday evening. When
the first vote was taken the jury
stood for the defendant and 4 for the
plaintiffs. Monday morning the vote
was I for Gilmer and for the bank.
Yesterday they stood 10 to in favor
of the defendants. A verdict was
reached last night.
The issues given to the jury and
their answers were as follows:
Ist. Was the trust deed dated Jan.
Is, 1894, executed with intent to him
der, delay or defraud his creditors OF
any of them. Answer: No.
End, Was the deed dated August 2d'
1894, from j. E. GiImer to to his sons,
John L. and Powell Gilmer fraudulent
and void. Answer: No.
Sd, Was said deed voluntary con
veyance-as to undivided 92-170 inter
est? Answer: No. AS to remaining
interest ? Answer: No.
4th, Was the lot described in sale
| deed purchased and the factory there
| on constructed by j, E. Gilmer il
| whole or in part, with funds borrow
| ed by him from his wife with the I'm
/! Outstanding and agreement between
them that the property should belong
| to their sons, the said John l.. an
Powell Gilmer. Answer: Yes.
5th, If so what amount of none
belonging TO his said wife was thu
used by said J. E. Gilmer. Answer
Sc, 200.
THE SENTINEL learns that tn
plaintiffs will ask for new trial. |
this is not granted the case will prot
ably go to the Supreme Court.
Suits have been entered against D
w. A. Lash, of Walnut Cove, and ID
Benbow, of Greensboro, both of whol
made assignments and were endorse
for the North State improvement
| Company.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
Those "Puffed-Up" Sleeves.

Joe Reece, of the Greensboro Rec
ord, is in trouble. Hear his tale or
woe:
The new-fashioned sleeves to Ia
dies dresses may he stylish and per-
haps pretty, but it's big punishment
for a man who sits IN crowded pew
in church with pair on either side of
him, or for that matter, on one side
of him. It's next to being pillorled.
You see if woman's shoulders were
as extensive as the sleeves fellow
could kind o. lean against her, out
the sleeves, the pesky things, are
generally empty and fellow never
knows when he will stop leaning
that is, when he will run up against
| Something to hold MIN. Then, too
were he to touch the sleeve the woman
would yell quicker than if her shoul
der should come in contact with MS
| See ,"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
PRIFCHARD IN GREENSBORO.
Looking After His Senatorial Aspira-
tions-Refused to Talk.

Looking After His Senatorial Aspira-
tions-Refused to Talk.
Greensboro appears to be headquar
tiers for tie Republican candidates for
United States Senator.
Hon. Jeter Pritchard was there
Saturday night. He told the Record
man that he was not disgrantled in
the least, but the reporter thinks his
euuanimity was disturbed. Jeter
made dilie ent inquiry for Tyre Glenn,
but that gentleman was not down In
town "Where does he live ?" he ask
ed He was told, and at once he sent
a messenger boy flying with note to
him, but the willy Tyre had just taken
/ bath and really could not come out
he might take a cold. He did the
best he could, however, or some one
did, for J. d. White dropped in after
| a while and chatted with Mr.. Prltch-
/ ard for some time.
/ The Record man tried to quiz Jeter
F., but he would not quiz: on the contrary
-! he proceeded to interview the re-
porter.
| What do the people of GuIlford think
| of Mott? When was he here? What
/ was John Brewer doing here? Has
| caves been in town recently?" These
| were some OF the questions he hred
/ right along until the Record man call
ed a halt, and insisted that instead OF
| Interviewing him he was turning the
| tables.
ssOh." said he, 81 never submit to an
interview. l have nothing in the
world to say about any of my oppo,
nents for U S. Senator. They are all
very clever gentlemen and my 1rlends;'
ali the same it was easy to see ne was
disturbed by so much kanoodling IL
Greensboro, where all these gentlemen
/ come so often.
The Record says: Finding he wa:
talking in spite Of himself he got up
| took newspaper and sat down at
table with his back towards it. Wnll
on the opposite side was Mr.. Thoma
B. Keogh, in like position, reading
paper.
The picture was worth looking at
Ever and anon Pritchard would gianc
sJealUhily at KeOgh, but was careful
not to let that gentleman see MN
Kengh knew of his presence, however
and evidently enjoyed the situatlGr
if not. he was reading something tina
afforded him amusement, for often
looked ur with smile on his face an
then resumed his reading.
The secret of this little by play
that Pritchard wanted to talk wit
KeOgh, but didn't know exactly no
= to go about it, f r Keogh has bee
the subject of much rid .cule by ii
| fusion element since the election an
now thai they have hau their fun the
are beginning To- realize that me wi
laughs last lau1 rs best"
When the Rep-PopS stop and thin
y of the almost boundless polite
resources Of Ke0gil and his frlent
they quake with fear. They kno
him of old, but the trouble is th'
never know what he is trying to {
until it is done.
Meantime, Democrats enjoy tit
( all they have left.