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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16
Vernon Ward Conference.

VERNON, Tooelo Co., Jan. 10th, 1894.
Sunday, tbs It'll lust, the Saints at
Vernon held their annual ward con.
ference, Elder II. NJ. Lyman, OF the
Apostles, and Elders IL, y. uOwans
Rnd q. H. Richards, Of the Stake
presidency, being present. The occa.
sion was rendered unusually important
by the fact that the new ward moot.
ing house, substantial brick ediiloo,
.8KSi, begun and completed within u
peuod Of four months, was ready for
dedication.
In the forenoon, Sabbath school was
held In the Old meeting house, now =
school house; anu at . O'Clock =. m.
the Saints illed into their nov quarters.
Alter the opening exercises, Blsl0p
John q, sharp, TO whose energy Aud
discrimination In pushing tho house to
Its completion much credit 10 due, gave
short history Of the work.
Elder Lyman complimeuted the
Saints on their diligence and prompt.
ness anu encouraged them 10 make
Still further improvements. lie
spoke ON the Importance OF prop.
erly recording important eyenlF, b0th
10 individuals and Rs a ward; and also
on the subject Of order In the PHes.-
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T0n Nnch "Craek lhe Whlp.o

The crowds Of thoughiless young
Salt Lhktrs who indulge IN the sport
referred 10 IN the following paragraph
from the Uinta, Evanston Herald,
should take warning from thr lesson 10
cOntaint:
"There was large crowd Of
skators on tho rink last SUNDAY, aud
the greater number OF them were uu-
gagged In "crnckiug tho whip" NJ
usual. hir. II. j.. Mason was The
'ofackerD 10 this whip.lash N skntefs,
and a. they came afound with terrible
fierce, no fell aud broke his lex just
above the ankle. Hois receiving good
caro- aud viii DO around IN due time.
It's wonder thure are not more in'
lufed In the same way.
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hood. lie also asked, aud Obtained
tho unanimous vote Of the congruga'
lion that the new meeting house he
held and used for sacred purposes only
aud recommended the building Oh
other houses Tor other purposes.
The Church authorities were pro.
sented and sustained, and The taCra.
ment administered, alter which Patfi-
arch Israel Bsnnion offered the dcdi.
catory prayer.
Ia tho evening another meeting wa
held, nj which each oi the visiting
brethren and others spoke, aud tho
Saints assembled had feast @; lnstfuc'
ton, warning aud ENCOURAGEMENT,
that should give them great spiritual
strength 20 overcome obstacles anu
press onward Ia the Lord's kiugdoin.
Elder Lyman ofiereI the closing
prayer, confirming therein the dcdicA.
lion Of the h0usl.
ISRAEL BENSioS, Ward Clerk.
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Vsniora woodruff Geo. ". cannon,
President. Cashier.
cAsiI CAPITAL. - 100000
CASH SURPLUS, S2OO,UOo
Zi0l'S SAVINGS
Bank & Trust Co.
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8 O'clock
kTATI0NAL BANK
IN Or l71 THIS DDs X
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox, President.
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y. a. Earis, Cashier.

CAPITAL PAID IN 1900. 900.
nanhinF IN All H. branches transact1f. II,
change drawn on the principal ellis Of Europa
Interest Paid on Timc Deposita.
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80. i-tor Provo, Grand junction
and all points Easi......... 1851 m
No. 0-for Eurotn, Provo, Mauu,
and saliua ,.........--.....,., ti3 y. m.
so. a-ror ogden and wcst......a. u ..gp. on,
So i-F5r ogden and the Wctt.... gii5p. m.
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so i-from Euroka, Provo, Grand
Junction and The Ehat...... i2'3)p. m.
SO, ,-fr0m Provo. Grand Junction
and tho Ealt.................. ilii5p. m.
No. 5-from bingham. Provo. Manu
aud shlna...........s ..., 6ii3 .. m,
No 2-rrom ogden and the Wet. 7it3A m.
No. t-fr1m ogden and the West. 0ii5 . m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room s'ocpers % Denver via
Grand Junction and 10 Kansas city and ChioA.
50 via Colorado points. and only limo running
Pullman Shoppers taii Lake 10 san Francisco.
koehangedI close Connections. Safety speed
IND comfort
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
n e. DODGE, Az. WEnnY,
Gen, NhunEer. Con. rupt.
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4yrAsTEn-A GOOD BROOM MAhlt
w % once. call 10 n0bn's store, % hatti
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FOR SALE.

A NEW NILCH COW AID CALF
~ atIn Center street. city.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line Tnllins Two
Through Past Trains daily 10
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EH[GIllE NOV. q. lRAl.

Train No. leaves Odgon 700 am,
Salt Lake sos n. m, arrive NJ Pueblo
&bO H.m., Colorado Springs 7:20 am,
Denver $40 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden $50 am,
Salt Lake 0:25 pm, arrive at Pueblo
$50 pm. Colorado Springs oi03 pm.
Denver 1880 pm.
Connec ions made NJ Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars anl Pull
man Shoppers on all trains. Take the
d. q Il. @. and have comfortable trip
ana enjoy tho flnosI scenery on tha con-
iinent
A. Z, HUGHES, S. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q. =. a. 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo
ID. Z. NENtNS,
General Agent,
Salt Lake city, IT.
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TIE THROUGH CAR LINE,
Effective Dec. z, 1898
Trains Arar. and Dt8ari g slt Lat'
CIV Daily. a. fOiori'

AHnivE.
From 90 Eastern points ........,''... % N
From lutte, Portland. san Fran.
cisco. Cache VALLEY and oEieu..iO 70 m
Prom 90 Eastern points. rars city
aud Ogion............. .-........s.. I'D y n
Prom Ordon aud Intermediate
points ........'.'-.' - p TT
iFFom Milford. saupcte valley .juah, Noph
rr1So, EurcAa and inicrfaCiIatl points 10 p 20
'fron Terminus aud Toooio....-....... . " y "a
DEPART
Tor Ogden. Park city and al
Eartcru points ..................... % 20
FOR ogden apf intermediate points ~ 10
Tor ogden. intermediate ponu
san Francisco and Cache
Valley points. ..............a........ q p m
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Portland,
and san Francisco ..........a....1 90 p m
,ror Eureka. rr3to. sanpcio valley
aud MuiorI.................... % o 10
'Tor Tooolo aud TermInus............ q an
Daily except Sunday
TRAINS touth Of Jua5 run daily except
sunday.
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Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur
glar and nroprooL Ronis 50 10 SIS por
year
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MONEY BROKERS.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

an IMPROVED PROPERTY, ~ ANY
" quantity Crosby q Crosby. a. Maln 80
Notary Pubic in dolce
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WANTED.

NIyASTEb-A GOOD BROOM MAkil
w % once. call 10 lt1bina tt0re, % hati
BEL go ana i9'h south.
NIvANrED- rUsWyg CANVAss1n ui
w good ldarr.a il-rllI SATISFY 1na or
roncoa paid wa.iiyi Permanent .il1n
bHOWN BROS. co., Aurs1y fofHAna
Orcron.
$500 40 gen ..I,i r iia,,, sa} rii az
/ rrf u'-fIrs fafrIrr. grtHhr# t.UlrU fr. .fa
livery house ha. sonIa needing piIIrF 80
experience go capital. no i-l-lns, ll.'
Ton. Address ~. b. p,.uo O. Co., tolum1u.
NYvANrED-LAnY oN GENTLEMAN Iu
W .Hi lu nMc1 ralHfT $1,000, MnH
chance f0 increase. and rraIIou permanent .
suited ili ly fair PAID tn once DO on 'afrI
fnrIcao reference aud solf adore ci si4uH0I
envelope. NanagHr lock drawer q. lucfr'
VDU MISS PAHrNEn Win So
- cash 500 per uoHu allowance. 'H.
rrrftrl alter Hi. months. Toe LU.t DlHu .I..-
nUss % ilo hIuI ucat 90 Chicago fafutul.ia
49, e.si. firat south.
500 g g..t.., M9lr .l, tt..,, wE y,
f'ou caaH, viii ulY besides 600 pUr DruL iu
yeHFiuou cogrtod by those incoming bla.ac.A
raucliafa or. east, iiut s9uih
Nriaur suur wATCuGAS. 5000.
~ hotel clerk. i7i, board aud room $50
poflsrs rameuhniFt ca.l. tint south
I ADY's TRAVELLING COMPANION.
rnI1r o. sfu francesca ftl AMI uNuUI.
tet iuuclllrs islt ctat, f.rri south,
NTAniuFD JANiron VINO UNDER.
vi stands steam. Particulars lr'a east
iirt south
NFtN ASp WuvEy ron CALI
VA f9rnn Connections comp eief there
viii Cn1lIn uf % arrure excellent paying
uufii0na CAL Tor particular, ISL cast, iiIat
tou.h
on uEY WANTED fon rO..
~ u1rs il thu ciiy. Cai early 49,
cast. tifti south.
. HALEsLAutEs. 60. Q OFucE CLEuWg.
maid. 10 table rIfis, az once 80 catL uut
iouih.
InGuup Gtnf.. AT UscE. rLNCEs
~ open now. si caat, firat south
CpECAL AGENTS FOX UTAH Fog
~ we g, ,9' w.. ''ii,s ., lal , i,s a. A,2 5,
thatDf ud is.c Cos. Ai1rt tHau fiuUIuUl
paid 90 DECEASED policy holders. ffI3 900
luHInraa iu flfca. Addra's o. D. aaun q 90.
nuiaioF. Aait Lake Ciy, Utah.
HoTEL nEtr. AL uSps; CigLs
4 ~ orroncr'l h0u'crorti alorcrli farm
hands. ralcsmcn uld cic .s,af % D.. lui South
4 GESr- MAkE g. a DAY GREATEST
~ Kitchen Ut'naiIa ever invented Nft.UH
ac. Two 20 Hix cold DOB oVtry house Sample.
postage part nyo Goats i0flhca . McNa.in.
CINCINNATI, o.
GEu1Np HANp CLoruty0. uUsr
= pa o. PAID. Wn'c eau 90 % D, 90 90.
IVyrRiOsL DESIRING CLOTHES
- cleaned end repaired should rlI 600 ur
ndIfcsa n o. cg1pl roall We cleo pay
beet prices Coz souts second nHud clothing.
IAsu rMp ron WAIrR SCRIP
= humel T. Tracy. rooms ~ and q CON.
nrrclHI clock
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$4,000 10 s9,l 1 sasSni y on sF ny.
proved ~ tfcry long or short time. Money
always uu hand. Call on uriuuple--i luusul "
Tracy, N and ~ Commercial block.
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sALT Lake cir, uTAH.
Paid-up Capital, $500, OoO.O 90
surplus, $500, 900. 90
R[GENLS DEPOSITS PAYABLE On DEMAND

buys and soils exchange on New York, san
lfuncisc1, Chicago. So Louis, Omaha, London
anu al principal Continental cities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18
IT seems that our information in

1t seems TINT our Information IN re-
gard to the new G. A. R. officers was
somewhat defective. I. DENIES was
elected quartermaster,an and not I.Deweese
A. B. Webster was not elected sergeant
major, but was selected as officer of the
guard. j. j. Guthrie was elected 8. NJ.
and Milton Reynolds chaplain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

In another column will be found an ar
ticle from Fort Collins Courier, showing
the benefits of creamery to the people
in the vicinity Of Fort Collins. Business
men OF Rocky Ford and farmers of this
vicinity should read the article thorough
ly and see if it will not pay you to be-
come interested in the establishment OF a
creamery at Rocky Ford. On most
questions there are two sides, but the
value OF creamery to farming section
like Rocky Ford is unquestionable. We
ought to have one and can do 30 il those
who ought to be interested in the project
will "get move on them" and lead the
enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

La Junta enjoyed q Santa Fe pay
day this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warren,
Ordway, Jan. II, girl.
Mrs. White Of Nepssta, who has been
i'll with pneumonia, is convalescent.
"A barn belonging to Engineer Sher-
man OF the mill was burned tuesday
night.
Your thanks are due the ENTERPRIsE
for those Globe Democrats you are get
ting this week.
Those numerous large packing box
es in front of Maxwells' indicates the ar
rival of many new goods.
VIII Gerbing tried to fill the maya
zine OF Winchester yesterday not in the
regular way and an explosion followed
which badly frightened Will and wreck
ed the magazine.
The school house at Fowler ought to
be crowded worse than usual this even
ing. DR.. r. W. Corwin of Pueblo will
deliver one of his lectures, and he is al
ways able and interesting.
That Rocky Ford is an attractive
place for travelling salesmen OF the city
wholesale houses is complimentary to our
business and resources as estimated by
heavy dealers, however much our home
merchants may be worried by the deluge
of drummers. Last week our town was
visited by salesmen from Chicago, Kan
sas City, st. Joe, Pueblo, and Eastonville
NO., the last named an exclusive boot
and shoe house.
w. II. Adair, who died near Rocky
Ford few weeks since, had for % years
cared for a paralytic brother. He was
almost helpless and great care. After
Mr.. Adair's violent death sister of the
afflicted man, living in Indiana, offered
to care for him. On Saturday. night OF
last week Isaac Adair, nephew of the
paralyt1c, started east with him. A few
days later news reached the friends in
Rocky Ford that the Indiana sister had
died Of pneumonia the Sunday following
the departure for her home. Into whose
care the unfortunate man will now be
given is uncertain. 1t is very sad case
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

otero County's Assessment for 1898.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

Now that the special session seems to be
fixed fact in spite OF his strong opposi
ton, Senator Swink is collecting statis-
tics from the ditch companies in order
that he may have the proper data for
working for the Twin lakes reservoir un-
conditions just to the valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

Our scarlet fever and diphtheria pa
tients have all 80 far recovered that no
households are now being restricted by
quarantine regulations. Minnie Gerbing
is about well, and the family of E. Robb
has recovered from the scarlet fever. The
health of the town is now excellent and
the schools having an increased attend
ance and doing we'll.
senator Swink and B. o. Dye are
our local members of the state board OF
agriculture, and they have submitted to
the board list OF crops and fruits which
they wish to have grown on the expert
ment farm this season. When the mat
ter has been passed on by the state board
we will publish detailed statement of
the proposed experiments. Mr.. Huntly
is now absent in Denver attending the
meeting Of the board.
The fact that during one day 81
books were taken from our public library
indicates its usefulness and popularity.
At recent meeting Of the board some so
or 60 new volumes were ordered and will
soon be on the shelves. The patrons of
the library are reminded that when they
keep books longer than two weeks fines
must be paid and there is this additional
penalty: No member of family, any
one of which has a book out beyond the
two weeks, is eligible to draw books. A
little thoughtfulness will save the pay
ment of fines and at the same time add
to the utility of the library. 1t is a wor-
thy institution and we trust that the citi-
zens will unanimously give it their good
will and active encouragement and sup
port.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

A SPECIAL session of the district court
has been ordered, the date not yet fixed.
Both grand and petit juries will be en-
paneled and and I'm attempt made to
bring some of La Junta's .lawbreakers to
Justice 'Tis we'll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

A TICKET as is ticket: For president
in 1896, Grover Cleveland OF New York.
For vice-presldent, Davis II. Waite OF
Colorado. All who favor this combina-
tion will please stand up and be counted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

WITH the Wilson tariff bill pending
and Clevelands unreasonable excessive,
and Observation-Disclosures opposi-
ton to favorable silver legislation, the
outlook for an early and general revival
of business prosperity is not encourag-
ipp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18
THURSDAY, JAN. Is, 1894.

THE extent and value of the horticul-
tural meeting proceedings cause the com
missioners' doings to go over to next
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18
La Junta's Library Lectures.

The Directors of the La Junta Free
Reading Room have arranged for a series
OF four entertainments, to be given at the
Opera house during the months of jan
uary and February. The entertainments
will consist
1st. A Lecture by Rev. Father Malone,
of Denver. Subject, "The Press;" ON
January 9th.
2nd. A Drama by the lady OF Lyons
Co." on January seth.
3rd A Lecture by Rev. Myron Reed,
of Denver, or some other equally eminent
lecturer, on or about February 9Th.
4th. A concert by the best home talent,
on February GOTH.
A season ticket for the four entertain
ments will be sold for $3.50,
Reserved seats can be obtained at En-,
erton's drug store, for an additional
charge of 10 cents for each entertainment.
The proceeds Of these entertainments
will be devoted to running expenses OF
the Free Reading room which amounts
to about $40 per month. 1t is hoped that
an amount sufficient to run the rooms
for the next year will be realized, and
thus avoid the asking Of any futher aid
from our citizens. Further announce
ment will be made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

Hon. Jno. G. Bell, congressman from
this, the 2nd district, will be pleased tc
send sample lots OF garden seeds to those
of his constituents who shall make re-
quest for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

June weather prevailed for several
days recently. Men in shirt sleeves and
the double doors of business houses wide
open were common sights. What's the
use of going to California or Florida for
mild winter weather.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

"A large number OF Rocky Ford's
young ladies formed merry skating
party one day last week. The ENTER
PRISE was not asked to send reporter
along to describe the first efforts Of some
of the fair skaters, hence we can only
surmise that there wa sthe usual fun and
the ordinary accidents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-18

The boy who took new whip from
the NJ. E. parsonage last week is known,
and he will save his good name and some
trouble if he will quietly place the whip
where he found it.
-Dawley, Swink & Co. were quite busy
Tuesday opening and marking large
lot of new goods, among which were
many articles Of interest and use to
horsemen.
-Chas. Rockers sidewalk was piled
full of boxes and barrels n few days since
new articles of necessity and luxury
for the table.
During their cost sale, previous to
the holidays, Maxwell Bros did not de-
liver goods, but we notice their delivery
wagon again on the streets. Their "cost"
sale is 'off" f"but their cash sales are en-
phatically ION" and they report an ex-
cellent trade.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-10-30

There are not many Populists in Jefferson
county, but we will call the attention of the
few that may be here to the statement of the
Atlanta Constitution, to-wit; sit would
take to carry out the provisions of the va
rious bills introduced into Congress by the
Populists S85, SOY 300, 900. These estimates,
the Constitution says, do not include any
duplication or any items of expenditure
proposed in the bills referred to, nor do they
include salaries of the thousands upon thou
sands of Officials to be appointed under their
provisions. AS the total estimated money
of the world, including paper, gold, silver,
copper, brass and iron tokens does not ex-
coed s1O,1oO, OOO,OOO it appears that the
amount of money called for by the bills
named is nearly four times the volume of
the currency of the world What our pa
per money would be worth under such cir
cumstances anyone of ordinary intelligence
knows"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-10-30

The Charles Town Reading Room has
been open for week, and its success seems
assured. The attendance has averaged 20
each evening, and will probably be much
larger as the weather gets colder. The room
is comfortably heated and lighted, and while
the supply of reading matter is not yet very
large, the following papers are subscribed
for and received daily New York World
Philadelphia Record and Baltimore Sun
The town papers, Puck, the illustrated
American, Harper's Weekly, Youths Com.
panion, London illustrated News, and Sci
eutifc American are received weekly, and
the Review of Reviews monthly. Besides
these, various State papers, the Outlook,
Century, Harper's Monthly, McClure's,
Munsey's, the Cosmopolitan and scribner's
are sent in from time to time. The follow
ing subscriptions are acknowledged Palm
baum brothers, $500; F. NJ. Pennock, So 90;
S. Shloss, s2.OO.-Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-10-30

Two men, representing themselves
as bearing the name of Crabb-father
and son--of Cumberland, Nd, came
to Charles Town few days ago,
rented the store-room of Mr.. Edwin
f. Davis on North George street and
gave out that they were going to open
a fruit and vegetable store. Last
Wednesday night, however, they
skipped out, leaving Mrs. Hannah
Heidwohl minus the amount of a
weeks board bill for each, Mr.. Phil.
Dorsey the price of barrel of sweet
potatoes and Mr.. Davis the amount
of n months rent and cost of fixing
up store-room. Rather hard crabs
these, we should say.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-10-30
Church Itens.
AhaoIItaIY Pura.

Rev. DIR. c. N. Campbell preached
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
Rev. F. L. Kelly condueed ser
vice in St. James Catholic church
Sunday morning.
The Presbyterian Synod, at Dam
vile, selected Charleston, w. Va, as
the next place of meeting.
Rev. Frank Aglionby, of England.
officiated in Zion Episcopal Church
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. a. A. p. Neel held a pro-
tracted meeting at Benlah last week,
and win begin one at Summit Point
next Sunday night.
The third quarterly meetings for
Charles Town station and Jefferson
circuit, N. Z. Church South, will be
held Nov. IL and Is.
The Rev. j. W. Tongue preached
Sunday morning and night, in the
NJ. E. Church South at Winchester,
TO large congregations.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-10-30

Our genial friend Mr.. A. BuscIl
kindly sent us last week large boil
quet of some of the handsomest
chrysanthemums we have ever seen.
Mr.. Busck has entered into partner
ship with Mr.. f. NJ. Pennock at the
Bloomfield" Gardens, and the new
firm of Pennock &c Co. will hence
forth prosecute their business more
actively than ever. Already they
have erected new boiler house and
n large additional greenhouse for
new Seeding carnations alone. Their
display of chrysanthemums and car
nations is well worth seeing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-10-30

The Washington Star (Republicann) pays
n high compliment to Senator Faulkner,
chairman of the Congressional Campaign
Committee. 1t says: "If the Democrats
fail to secure a majority in the next House
it will not be for lack of money in the cam
paign nor want of skill in management by
their congressional committee. On the con-
trary, it will be shrewd work by the COM
mittee and well-managed resources which
will save them, if they can be saved :
If the Democratic committee were as short
of funds as it usually is. and had no better
management than it has had for q number
of yesrs heretofore, it might be counted as
almost certainty that the Republicans
would organize the next House ALI
calculations must take into consideration,
however, the fact that the Democrats are
frightened into activity, and that their com
rnittee is working with desperate earnest
ness, and that Senator Faulkner is showing
unusual ability in dealing with a bad situa-
ton. They have to contend not only with
the Republicans, but with the Populists and
disafected Democrats, and to avoid collision
with both the extreme silver men and the
radical gold men of the east. This alone
without the tariff aud the business depres-
sion troubles, would make difficult cam
pdign."