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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

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I'll 6sIiens SOuer o. lpIe crosntlig Dy
pan 8eien fOrnn en- @osn.
Com beiienot sauer @lroelamy.rue
tg icrtriuIi8t til at Igie % inoe /
@iemmer % Aflufter, - / bet belle to
get / 2in9enes Suore. 3enne Gaens
ltnb oeo benz or bet iirr, iom bar oiuet
Dem ben fore anoenoelie til of forbsie
Tra9ten al Gamers Smptter, 9lumner
olu. Get err alSeleS pi6uuoerlio, hpao
man Tan iaa uo al ilige @ienitanoe,
naar elsttriit 2Ds nubriuges 6aa benz
elcr inoe i Dem. 2ouoOn bru9er mon
allereoe at lnoe JpbieIongstringter
orange meo 5soielonssbarnets gtaou
ueo elettriite 5lammer.
Glettriife Yianoiprtsr er M / Sars
oelen. Oct er Tinnoer, Tom ipiaer al
Jig Ielp, aar ben elettriite Strgm i9ts
tes paa. De Ter no iOm alminoeliac
imaa Tianoer, men paa 8a9Iioen bar
De en- Gabuin9 til SnoitpOnins Of Yaps
plaoen, iOm bar Snqer iitsoenfor go.
Der. Raar ben elettriite strcm fiers
mes, fan be bruses Tom almiuoeliae
Yianoiorter.
Inerltanerne par life f~orneiet meo
at BABE ta9et "oen famine 9i9mpe",
Tom be taloer Glettriiiteteu, / SunIteus
% Snouitriens 4jeneite; De bar oeiaa
anpenot ben til Sa5aroipil. Mausc
amerifanite 8afeer or MI uoitpret mco
e~leftrilt 3ernlnsipil, iom bsItaar al 4
8lasfupler meo Ell 9ernin9 unoer buer
% en- e~lettriif Snap paa 8oroet ioran
boer auppel. Niar man trptter paa
Snappen, taltes 9ernin9eu runbt inoe i
Suplen os lnota9er npe Stiliuger.
Selp ben elettriite 2elesrai, Der er
ben 9loite 5orm for glettriftetens pratt
title Inpenoelie, oil ia~uoipnli9pis / en-
nRr 5renltio bliue aloeles omltabt.
Gltlba Straps "4elautbograi" pe9er
lalfalo / ben Retniug. Yeo bens S;9lp
fan man iiooe / &%riitiauia og itriue paa
Ell iaafalot "Suerienoer", % omtrent i
famine gleblit bier Sroene fig meo @f.
ienoeren8 Saancitriit i Nep gort.
Hrlncipet Tan ri Der bare ~9jen9jue tort:
Slpanten, iom ifriper paa ben eleftriite
"0oerIenoer", resulerer Strgmmelt,
Ioa Glettroma9neten paa Woota9eliess
Iteoet fOmmer til at itDre en- Glaspen,
Der 9jen9iper Sfriitte9nene. rs Orb
/ Winutet fan pperieuoe8.
Oct er MI muligt at ienoe 3e(eorants
mel til og fra S%ernbauetog, iOm saar /
aaerburti9ite 6art. Den Spfiuoelic,
iom 9jer bette muli9t, er Goiion3, %
ban bar bpg9et paa ben ajeuos9jer=
ming, at Ell e~lettriit Strsnr, Tom ojeus
nemlgber Ell Staaltrano, plrfer paa en
anoen Sraao, Der anbrlu9es uRr ben.
os paa Snitrumenter, iOm er ~iorbunrne
meo 3raao go. 2. Goiiou far ultiaa
anbra9t en- Sraao tRt peb Sernbanes
ippret, os 8oncuftsrens gp9u ipripner
ban meo De ngouenbige Wootageliesaps
parater. Sele9rammer, iom ienocs
lan98 ben npe 2raao, fan oa oirigeres
inb / bpiltetiombellt 9os, Der pasiercr
2inien. Oct er bet famine Yriucip, iom
oil tiaaoe Stibe, Der refer 9jennem Ell
life altIor breo 9anal, at %torreIppnoere
meo binanoen fra buer SIDE al aauas
fen. Der er nemll9 lang3meo Sreos
oerne anbra9t puraleQe 9els9raitraaoe,
bpis elettrlite Strsmme pirter paa
bueranore uben n~ogeniombelt MeQems
iurbinoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Spocr Te Wrbctoe?

@ueItanenoe 9lnleouir9 lor itanoinauiit'
MtGuo % aptnoer, iom Bniter lgnnenoe Se'
ItlGitigslie. $75-$100 pr. Wtaaueo %9aranteret.
Strip I'll 3r. Sboop. go. Els, &acine, isis
7.2026 epfu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Wau forbnnoer auinoernes ubeItan.
oi9beo, naar man er oens Sifer, o9 lin.
Der ben benriuenoe, naar man er oens
aaril9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Tri-une 8laiter pil trGfte 6Orfjslelic
no al &rOppen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

6oot flaret. 5aoeren (til ben file
Scarf peo MiOoa9sbOrcet) "Men &art,
buao bar YOteterne siurt, iioeu bu life
ipiier oem?"
2iae 8arl: "3e bar life sjort mig
noset, men oeriOr sjGr ies beler life
benz noaet!"
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Webler's Angleworm o8 Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet beoite ionl
finbes. Oct linorer gIcg,tteli9 al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Nu~ftiOnsplafater

5RH'er &c pea at boios QattioH2 Z ida
IilfTloe tom III "7ecorab,T oit,u" o. idd
gIaidtsrue trBis. vt oil uoisre gco. OF
vent Qrteios oa biGiet. C0gio % gaasI
Tor Gu'tioHsH, Edouet paa Auittoua us, %
ot ptl tribe giataten, bpis bet ttfs autreos
er giort
&c Tan ipare genss REQ at aaa til
as Yoiten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Mterf!
I,ccrah, ben 5ts Rarts 1894.

iFtpTnU, UtW OF UluIEs IoVF'
vi ttIab.r % berpso at msSosls Joii, at
pt, foruo,u S'ontng al S.its cg gosn' os
gusgp.R rporaticusr, paatn8er % aue Sln3s
glogarbctoer, iauiom seeder hoes, corn
sho7els and plows. vi poItrer % barber
alt port Blosarbsios Ug saranterer, at BE-
Tan brua,s I subpsr eIags 5oro.
gi fabri'ersr osiaa IA oS 10 3onmsr!
cross plows, Tom gurauteres II8eiaa 8oo'
Tom uogeu, Der iaass / Sauoeieu.
geuaeus giuss tiIbags, buts arbsiost i't
sr tlirsOsftleuoe.
tc- 2igeoOerior 3. 3. Warib.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Ser bar mere at befomne.

er bet, ou tuoer for? Sar on uaret
pppe at Ilanes?" ipur9te Sntel en- @ut,
Ium tom bplenoe ino. "Sauiit bar. jeg
oa uel oet", pralebe oenue. sit on
Sant?" - Sapiit fit ieg pel iaa. Sg
ieg tnube bape iaaet mere, bpis je9 piloe
bopt. Il, bu, bu!"
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

@rue MsBser's Pain Eradicator for
Salt &beum, 8ranoiaar, 8Dloer, Sfab,
letter, p~pltrubbeoe Sanoer, Sfaar,
Seber. Saar % afute Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
&i lQ0cr iffc GrGsjct
gro foran oor SIR.

Dor StrGben er irenrao o9 OpOo. vi 9igr oltlo 5orbeorin8er
Dor 5Orretnng. Saar bar oi belnttet, at oct oil betale Jig at
uOpioe Dor Sto- 5orretnin9. UT bellutte Ell Sing betpoer for oa
oct famine, iOm at uOfure ben. 9erfor gift ri tiluGrt8 % gioroe
iitano en- betuenn Ylao5 til at pHe iren Og prgue StOene paa Jig.
&l bar forIaiIet os en- pen Satee, Ell pen Rug, en- npoetg foot
rest, % bar iuoretet bet ~iaaleoes, at en- Dame fan iGtte fig neo O9
meo Mageli9beO prUpe poa fine Sto. WRen bette er blot en-
Biting. 0oueoio9en er, at ui bar inotjpbt ct itgrre Og mere illOz
itanoi9t lloual9 al StOtoi END nOgeniinoe for, % at ri fan beOre
%tilireOsitQe Gem, baaoe bpao llOualg, 4ris og aO0lttct angaar.
81 bar iOreiat O5 at iOrp8e Dor StObonOel Oper % 4rOcent
bette S(ar, og ri uil 9jore port YOerite for at uOigre Oenne Dor BE
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Trl-une Slaiter ituloe altio oGre
buert Sus.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Cprigtigt. sggtemanoen: sig mig
opri9tist, ti9re 3OftOr, - bpOrIor blts
Der mine Some alori9 raft? - 2G9cn
Spri9tis talt - foroi bun alorig er ip9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

Mn EDIToR:-The Baldwlns VINO are
now giving nightly entertainments at the
Opera House, are certainly SLICK pair.
Myself and two other well known vii.
mlngton gentlemen sat in the rear seats
ut tho Opera House one evening of this
week and eljoyed The performance of
these clover people.
When Mrs. BALDWIN was brought on tho
stage about 10 O'Clock my interest and
curiosity were worked up TO the highest
point. The gifted littie lady answered
nearly every question propounded to her.
when u lady seated ct our right asked:
what 10 my husband doiugT Mrs.
BALDWIN replied, "Reading his paper and
smoking his pipe" which brought forth q
laugh from tho audience. Well | kept
my eye on that lady and reeognized her
as the woman who had taken pAIt la one
o. the furces en- the stage earlier In the
evening.
She IN fact. was the woman who had
brushed of the furniture, taking the char.
acter of tho domestic. l then noticed a
light.naired lady seated In the audience
TO the raht. We'll, watched thUse two
women. aud when the show was over they
joined the paIt of the troupe and passed
On into the Delaware House with them
Now, don't know that there WAS any col
fusion between them aud the Bald wins,
but TO Ine 1t looked "A little suspicious.
will attend again this evening and be
on the watch and II am able 10 lind out
anything will let you know In tue morn
Ing. think the performance Ia wonder.
ful but can't disabuse my mind that
there is some lrickoy In what they call
Ie.epatly. AN AMATEUR DETECTIVE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

Fit zsimmons' second inetRlment OF the
10000 forfeit money Tor his match with
Corbett was put up yesterday. This
makes 5000 already up and as much
more to come.
Bob Conquest of Georgetown, Del, :,
In this city, in six-round contest on
Friday night.
Ed Mcconnell, of this city writes
rThe Philadelphia Record" that he would
like to meet Charlie McKeever before
some club for q purse and gate receipts
Professor Clark has arranged great
programme for his show at Ninth and
Arch streets. Saturday night. The wind
NJ Will be between Charles Mckeever and
Ell. Cox Special bouts have been arranged
between Jack Hanley nnd Billy Preston,
Billy Whistler and Jack OIrten; Young
Murray and Silly Smith.
Frank {. Ives broke the worlds record
at balk line billiards. with the anchor
barred twice last night In New York IN
the tournament with Jacob Scaafer.
West Cbester and Media foot ball teams
played II tie game yesterday.
Carl S. Williams, Ponnsylyanlas plucky
quarter buck, WAS yesterday elected cap.
tain OF the University team for next sea.
son. Captain Arthur Knipe was the first
man to be nominated. but he declined to
accept a reelection, owing to the fact
that he does not Intend to return to col.
1ege. Williams election WAS unanimous.
Joe Bertrand, the California bantam,
met and souDdly thrashed Sid Thompson,
an African. who must have weighed lSG
pounds, last night at Chicago. BetIaned
disioeateu bone in his right wrist In tho
fourth round, but kept at work and fairly
massacred his man.
Mckeeyer has posted forfeit with the
'kecord" to light any light weight FOL
l.vU0 u side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07
Lodge nnd Club Om.ers

AOuke uHu ItuD pucefs,
The Penn Club Of this oity has elected
Draper; vice president DR.. Willard
Springer; secretary. DR.. W. O Speakman;
treasurer, DR.. j. Ferris Belt; board of
managers Dr. j. p. Pyle. Ii. p. Ewes and
Wm. Q. Pierce. Geo. W. Lodge and Chas.
Delaware Council. No. 16l. G. b. L.. has
elected these officers: President Peter A.
Horty; vice president, William A. Kelley;
orator. Joseph X Flanagan. Jr.; secretary,
Thomas A. Murphy; collector, Charles
Ofonnor; treasurer. Daniel w. Mullen
chaplain. the Rev. ID. j. Flynn; marshal.
r. A. McManus; guard, James g. Perry;
trustees. Owen j. Hession. Edward Il.
Kane, John F. Daley.
Church hGye elected these members OF the
Church Councils. Leonard Hamann.
George ]. Finck. John f. Nickel, Gottieb
Seidle John G. Bacher. The holding. over
members of the board are Fred We'll.
Gotthold Yaegef, Leonard Heiss. Henry
Snyder, Fred Buhrendt. David Ley.
Wilmington Lodge No. l. A. o. u. W.,
last evening elected these officers: Master
workman, j. 4. V. Bloeksom; foreman.
Nathaniel Henderson; overseer. John Sell
Ter; racorder. Charles Nj Murch; tinancier,
Cherries l.. Woods; receiver, Joseph K
Adams; guide, Robert irwin; Inside watch
man. John Ii. Speak man; outside watch-
man. James Cargill trustee for three
years. l M. Cook: medical examiners, Drs.
T. 9. Shortlidge j. i. V. Blocksom, James
II. Morgan. George W. Quinn.F IL. Smith
John G. Fahey. II. r. spruance Thomas
u. Cook; Grand Lodge representatives,.
Joaeph X. Adams, jacob Rutz, w. y.
Field. @. M Murch. l. M. Cook. L. r.
Lackey w H. Stimmell, Josiah G.. Hulstt.
Ten candidates were initiated and four
applications were received. On Thursday
evening. December 13 O lecture by Past
Il. Nj. Workman, A. B. Jones, subject:
"Trip to China Town." California, and a
musical treat by one OF tho members will
be given.
DuPont Post. No. 2, G. A. r., elected
these officers last evening: Post comman.
der. W. IL. Bentz; senior vice. I'm mander,
II. W. Zmmer man junior vice comman-
1unning; Q. OF day. William Kelley, Jr;
e. master. Joseph DuiTey; o. OF G., W. IL.
johnson; chaplain. j. Il. Miller: trustees.
William Mendenhall; O. of +. party. vii
lam Kelley Dr.. l. Of +. party, II. 3.
Siradiey; delegates w. II. Mills, James
Johnson, j. Ii. Porter. George wonn, W.
II. johnson, W. h. Moyston; alternates J.
II Miller. q. II. Roberto. J. g. kipperger.
j. Wlliiams A. II. Mason, Patrick Dugan.
The Women's Home Missionary Society
oil Union III T. Church held its regular
monthly meeting on ruetda afternoon.
Lecemler 4th at the parsonage whom The
following officers were elected for the ell
SUNG year: President, Miss Sue Sher-
wood. vce.presidents, Mrs. Laura Nc
lormick. Mrs. saiie Mccall. Mrs. Bella
Mcdaniel; recording secretary. Mrs. Chas.
Blhdwhy; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Clifford Mecanuon; treasurer, Mrs. Frank
Mitchell; reief committee, Mrs. Taeo
Francis and Mrs. Brinck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07
, NO TARIFF MEASURES
To be Brought Up in the Senate
During This Session.
THE CLOSURE RULE DEFEATED.

A Democratic Caucus Decides 1t Inexpo-
dicnt-A Joint Resolution Presented in
the House to Limit the Presidency to
One Term.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-At the close of
yesterdays Democratic caucus Senator
Faulkner. the secretary, gave out the fol
lowing: The Democratic caucus directed
the steering committee" to prepare an
order of business which would present for
the consideration of the senate the follow
ing subjects of legislation:
A bankruptcy bill; bill for the con-
struction of tho Nicaragua canal; a cur
rency bill; bills for the admission of Ari-
zona and New Mexico; n bill involving. the
interests of the Indian Territory; for the
consideration of the joint resolution OF the
house of representatives for the election of
United States senators by the people, and
such other measures, including the appro-
priation bills, as the steering committee"
may deem important
That in their report to the caucus the
steering committee" shall provide the
order in which the above subjects of legis-
lation shall be considered.
The caucus was in session from o'clock
until 4:30 p. M, and almost the entire time
was devoted to the discussion of the first
proposition of Senator Daniel instructing
the committee on rules to bring in All
amendment for closure and the speeches
We're at times very spirited. Senators Vest,
Villas, Berry and George made speeches
favorable to the proposition, while Sena-
tors Gorman Morgan, Palmer, Harris,
Pugh and others opposed it with yigor
and warmth.
The protest against the proposed change
no one considered it necessary to ask for
the ayes and nays.
With the closure provision defeated the
friends of the tariff bill gave up the fight,
considering it unnecessary to make any
attempt to revive their consideration in
Wow of the opposition of n majority Of the
Republicans, and because of the fact that
any determined opposition under the pres
ent rules would insure their defeat. Hence
1t is that those bills do not appear in tho
official list of bills to be presented for the
consideration of the senate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07
NUGGETS OE NEWS.

The French senate by vote of 267 to 8,
adopted the Madagascar credit of 65, GOO, :
600 francs.
English government leaders, fearing a
revival Of the Fenian movement are being
shadowed by detectives.
The vintage yield of France Is estimated
at 1000, 600 hectolitres, nearly 1900, 600
hectolitres above the average yield for the
last ten years.
The johnson Maber glove contest at
New Orleans last night, for purse OF
81, 500, was declared draw at the end OF
the twenty-tlfth round.
At Syracuse, N. Y, last night, George
Dixon appeared in o sparring bout, despite
shs police, in tho Same hall where Fitzsim-
mons knocked out Riordan.
A hundred carbines and 1000 rounds oil
ammunition have been furnished the citi
Gems Of San Juan county, Utah, to resist a
threatened Indian invasion.
The jail at Wichita, Kan, Is being heav'
lily guarded, owing TO a story that an at
tempt would be made to lynch the fouI
young men arrested for the attempted
murder and robbery of Michael MeGintry
. prominent farmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

Will the big river steamboat Republic
be overhauled. and will the work be done
by Wilmington chip builders are questions
which local builders are irving to answer
among themselves, At present no one
seems to know but the owners them.
selves. and whether they positively do Is
really uncertain.
Tho Harlan X Holllngsworth Company
has for years done tho work but this sea-
son the owners havs reaehed no agree
ment with them. 1t Is understood that
the season with the owners was not as
successful as 1t might have been, and
this fact may lie the cause OF tho delay on
tho part of the owners. II the work WIS
done here 1t would cause brlskness In
the yard OF the snGeessiu ul bidder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

Mr. John J. johnson writes n lotter to
the West Chester Local News, that he did
not run Mr.. Grosaau. the assessor OF hes.
tel County. of his farm with u pltehfork.
He said he told Mr.. GrUSsan that he could
como on his farm aid ASSESS his % acres
which lay In Pennsylvania but no mora
That Crossan came on hls farm and at
temptad to enter his s,a1ie to vllns tho
stock when his (Johnson's) son placed his
back against the stable door und told him
(Cressln3 that he could not go In. MIR.
johnson then goes on teolting his wrongs
In nearly one column In leasih anu gives
his reason why he would futher be In
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07
JIsTMIEEoY's LETTER To SANTA
CLAUS.

= Dear Santa Claus. II you could bring
patent doll TO dance ana sing, .r
five-pound box OF earemeis.
set OF reins with silver bells:
An elephant that roars aud walks,
A Brownie droll that laughs and talks,
hnmming-top that cau spin,
A desk to keep my treasurers in;
A boat or two thnt can sail.
dog to bark and way hlstaiI.
pair Of lit 10 bantam chicas.
chest CT tools. q box of tricks;
A scarlet suit OF soldier togs,
spear and net for catching frogs,
a bicycle and silver wa, ch
pound or two Of butterscotch;
A small toy farm with lots of trees.
gun to load with beans and peas,
An organ anu a nusic box.
double set of building blocks
II YOU will bring me these. l say.
Before the coming Chr istmas day,
sort OF think. perhaps, that I'D
BE pretty nearly satisfied,
-Harpers's Young Ptopie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

GUTHRIE, o. T., Dec. &c. K. Handles,
the Boston man who has been In the terri
tory for the past fortnight in search of his
brother Henry, who had fallen heir to
$3.50, 900, has found him near Chicknesha.
/. II, where he was working for cattle.
man. He had been gone from home ten
years and had during that time served as a
section hand. dish washer and barkeeper.
He will Immediately return to Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

MONTREAL, Dec. 7.-Coroner McMahon's
jury, which has been listening to a mass of
expert and other testimony for several
weeks in connection with the collapse of
the City Passenger Railway company's
building, by which three workmen were
killed, reached verdict last evening CEN
suring Edward G. Hopkins, architect, Ant
Gravel, engineer of the Dominion Bridge
company, and Joseph Mclaughlin, fore
man of the Dominion Bridge company.
Coroner McMahon at once issued war
rants for the arrest of the three men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07

The adjourned session of the Police
Com misslon was held last evening. There
was nothing but routine business trans
acted, the report of the matrons showing
that signteon women had been arrested
durlng November, seven were white and
eleven wer4 colored Tho wagon made
1874 calls nnd carriad i69 prisouors. The
money collected during tha month Tor
dog reRlsllallon amounted to IS. 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-07
The stocking and Shirt Factories.


pTom tne omyrhA Times.
II gives US pleasu re to state that. the
winter starts Off we'll with our two busi.
ness industries working In textile pro-
ducts. The Hosiery mill always has Its
dull season In October and November,
running on partial and uncertain time.
Dsoember conmences brisk. The whistle
blsw at z O'Clock on Monday morning In
stead OF 7.30 oclook as has been the case
for two or three weeks. and the proprie.
tors Messrs. Bltzer & Luesher, expect to
be running now on fati tune, as they have
orders from II. b. Dlaiiin & Co.. New York;
II. Wolf & Co. Chicago; foel J. Bailey Il
Co. Philadelphia, aud Swltzer Renbroke
d Co.. New York.
The ga nus state of fairs pertains to the
Shirt Factory. Hero as elsewhere. the
summer was virtually lost to Mr. Yocum,
the proprietor, by the business depression,
but since his start up In the early tall
there has been gradual Development OF
this industry until his sewing machines
were not only all running, but Tor time
have been running at night. mailing over
tins. He has 30 machines and needs
more. sutllolenoy OF help Ia found
here. viz: there are plenty OF bright,
handy girls who soon develop into skill
ful arttzans In turning of work. 1t is
noticeable that the GLASS of work that the
most of them are engaged at is OF high.
er grade and quality than that which
tho lnanufaotory started with over year
ago. 1t is probable that after the holi.
additions made to the crops OF workers.
From the Irr pres,ibie Cooper.
From tile Phlla. Press.
CHICAGO. Dec 6.-Col. L. L. Cooper OF
Dovor, Del. Judge Advocate Gsnetal in
Governor Reynolds Cabinet 10 here Ieu.
rasentinR his state at the meeting OF the
Executive Com mittee OF the National Edi-
total Association.
Discussing the Senatorial outlook in
Dslaw ira, Col Cooper said this alter
noon: ~. Edwards Addicks OF Nowhere
yet Everywhere, as we now call him Iu
the Diamond State. is the most entsrprs.
ing end-of the century evil In the guise
OF IL senatorial candidate tina. 1t has ever
been my misfortune to meet.
Prior to putting a1ollar iii the recent
campaign he personality canvassed each
county In our Statn and secured d written
promise from those he believed to DO In
position to so dictate that IN the event
of tho Rspuhllcans controlling the Logis-
lature ho should bn their Dotnln Tor the
United States Senate. | |ill not bellows
that The higgins men will be bound by
a compact VIII ch prostitutes the goud
name OF our state, whichever 5ids OF tue
political fence you view 1t from
There aro ninetecn Republican members
OF our Legislature, and eleven Democrats.
or the nineteen with whom the choice Of
our next senator lies, AduickS has twelve,
and should the caucus rue prevail. Lnls
homeless wanderer will register himself
for tho next six years as being from Della
ware am hoping that the Higgins mon
will refuss to so into caucus-that ls tn o
only hope of our State being saved
from tho enterprising promoter OF gas
synaicates, who Gal mly claims that huy-
lug paid his money, he is entitled to the
goods.