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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

Yesterdays police court wn1 whit il
populafly known ~ m "old timer"
ThVro wcrO eleven calcs In ALL thor.
puphly auorlcd, Five Of them paid
their fines, while lhrUc women wont TO
jaiI aud lhfoo mon to tho work house.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Albnsor
was locked up on disOrdcfly charge
Eugene McCaflv was run In Tor assault
ON a restaurant hooper on tho upper
market square
Lieutenant Ingram last evening locked
I'm d VINO.
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with tho cvllilnrnLinp aonBc OF removed
health and aitonglh aud internal clean.
linuaa, which follows tho usu OF syrup VI
liigs, 10 unknown 10 tho TOW who liny1
not pressed bry0nd tho old linc mrdl'
uinOs aud the cheap substitutes bonu'
times offered but never accepted by tho
vol Informed.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
The Identity OF the South Side Fire
Bug Is at Last Known.
HE WAS SEEN TO START THE FIRE

AZ the Belmont Million Sunday Night,
hut Took Fright aud Escaped Be.
forO Ito Could be Arrosted-IIIs
Early Arrest is AntIcIpatod-TwO
Slick burglars Cuptured-BIg GrIst
of Minor Criminal Cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

Wanted-Rold 5nlesman--Wcst Virginia,
Wanted Man TO svll Nursery stock.
Wantad-llOad Salesman - Warrington and
Greene C0uullos, Pa.
breEl uo1ds-ioL Horne & Co Sixth Page.
WAnled-R1ad salrsman-OhiO,
For Sulc--ll Yrry Stable.
Wanted dlrI for General Homework.
For sale-Eltctr,G Light Plant
Valley Star stoves AMI Rangch
Il Your Husband Run Down at the HE'LL
Alexander, Shoe seller.
For Sala-ll4TFy ]. Fink & Bro.
Wanted-'lWO Yunng Men.
TunIline-G Oet2e's Drug Store
What an EdiIOual!-Dr, GgcOn0g N0rVura-
Third Page.
For Three Degrees OF Weathsr-BaeFS Cloth
Ing llouse-Elghth Page
Don't Walt MrPAd4en's-Eght Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
THE HUG oLorAlERs AND FvRNIsHERs.
They Beat the World !!

We are vcryproud of our $3.50 and $I5 grades of
SUITS and OVERCOATS We've watched their
popularity and growth-until most everybody who
seek their variety for satisfaction find it too Extremes
meet at our $12 so and $l5 line, Folks who think
$2 80 or $5 about their price quick to appreciate
that these grades offer the biggest moneys worth
made of the fabrics they are-so carefully and consist
enty-they rival the SIS and $40 stock Of others, In
decd, you'll get heap more service out Of ours than
cheap tailoring at s25. We set ourselves down to sell
the best Suits and Overcoats that sold for
Sl2 so and $l5. They arc in all fashionable shades
Overcoats cut in all Acknowledgements If they cost
more some of you would jump at the choice they afford
Don't be price buyer Let value win you. Any
time you are ready will be delighted to show them
to you all, both Suits and Overcoats.
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Tho Wet Virginia oldcrahip Of tho
Church Of Hcd met lat wOuk ut Blaine.
ylllo aud effected Oh organization. elect.
Ing tho following nombora M officers!
Speaker, !. u. Cousins; recording clerk,
j. q, LEAN; financial clOrk, W. =.
shrimp; treasurer Frank COylo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

October 10 tho BaltimorC& Ohio Rail.
road Company will soil excursion tickets
10 Dallas, IcGa0, and roturn, on account
Of tho Gcnotal Missionary Convention
Of tia Uhriatinn church, ut tho ratio Of
s3a 80. good returning until November
IN
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AnlhnrIred 10 NInrry reorIn.

ROv. t. II, lambo', pastor oil tho
Church Of God, cast OF tho city. was yes
tcrday licensed to solOmnizo tho mar
fingO ceremony By Clork Hook, and
gayu tho Cupiomary bond.
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S4G6
be found herS
1915 10 $780, Sg;S ;s' ssTsss ~: sss
buttons Changeabls lining
this CloOkI those
prices equal
values money will DO hardto hnd
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hundreds Of Little Red Hubs have already
been distributed among the boys. but we
want every boy within fifty miles Of
Wheeling to have one. 1t means an elegant
present to everyone on Christmas morning.
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OUR stock of Boys and Children's Over
I coats. listers and Refers is by far the
largest ever shown in this state A saving
on every purchase guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

On that wo tcll tho tnCsL Dairy nut.
tor, lhroO pounds Tor Doe, lilgibbons'
buIlor stand, liOj Market strooti also
bulh matkNlp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

FOR drlnk of Old Ryo or bourbon
Whisky, call NJ 1871 Market street,
hEAlNE'S,
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FINE TAILORrNG-FALL Styles.

We call attention 60 our largo aud hand.
AGlnO line VI FOrelgn aud Domestic Wool
pRs, purchased direct by our eastern
agent for the hns tailoring TRADE
The fashionable out aud stylish appear
Rnro OF our garments recommend them
selves,
PrlcoS reasonable. Our Furnlshing De-
paTimuut ID always complete. 5Oc Fine
keCkWsRrR leader, We handle the csle-
bratDh Elghmia shirt, 81 90,
just received, 400 dozen OF our popular
MHca Nahn $50 Half Hose.
q. HISS a. SONS,
Fashionable TnIlnra aud Fine FurnlShHrs,
1891 aud 1898 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

Seeing IS Believing.
dozen accommodating salespeope in this depart
ment to promptly you-every garment marked in
plain figures Come-tako your time in looking around
you will not be importuned to buy. Goods shown with
pleasure asocheeruly sent yourho for comparison
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7 UNDERWEAR FOR MEN. Our stock has
never been as large and prices as low as at
present See our window display. then
come inside and examine the qualities. twill
be proof positive as to what we claim.
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Che ateIEigenrrr


onool No,, 80 mi - roarloo0th 4lrool,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-22
GREECE GETTING READY.
She VIII Hold an Exposition That Will
I;e Dandy.

She VIII Hold an Exposition That Will
I;e Dandy.
BUTTE, March 2l.-George Scholomati,
the Butte correspondent of an Athens
paper, writes to the STANDARD as follows
concerning an approaching exposition in
his native country:
1.-THE LIST of May, 1896. will open a
worlds exposition at Athens, Greece,
under the presidency of His Royal High
ness, and heir 10 the throne, Constautinos.
This exposition is very ancient one and
is the same as the ancient Greeks held in
1850 b. c., in the state of Peloponisus.
where was first organized the Olympic
games (agones) by Jupiter and Headesus,
and where also were the temple of Dios
and the ancient churches of Juno and
Artemisia. Now Athens, the beautiful
and ancient city of Greece, will nave the
exposition Olympic Games), as above
mentioned, and it will be seen by all the
nations of tho world"
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SAKES ALIVE!
Burg.ars Rim. the Bell in Butte and D.
mand Formulation To Hnrcle

Burg airs Ring the Bell in Butte and De-
mand Permission to Burgie.
BUTTE, March 20.-The residence of
John w. Cotter, at S33 West Quartz street,
was burglarized last evening by n most
cold-blooded and Merry thief. Mr.. and
Mrs Cotter were away from home and
they did not return until near midnight.
Mr.. Cotter's br other, boy about Is years
of age, came home at about 10 o'clock
and, after going up stairs, he heard n
noise in the dining room. He started TO
investigate and found Mrs. Cotter's seal
skin coat lying on the floor, and at once
suspected that there must be burglars in
the house and, becoming frightened, re-
turned upstairs.
few minutes later tho front door bell
rang he answered ii and found man
standing i'll tho vestibulc. The fellow de-
manded admittance, saying that he
wanted TO see Mr.. Cotter. The boy told
him that Mr.. Cotter was not at home aud
that he could not come in. The man
threatened to break in and started TO GO
around the house while the boy ran out of
the front door and went TO a neighbours
where he remained until after the return
OF MIR. and Mrs. Cotter. The house in
the meant me had been ransacked from
top 10 bottom but the only thing missing
was Sl7 belonging TO Mr.. Cotter and 50 of
his wife. 1t is evident that one of the
burca airs was hidden in. tho house when
the boy ran out. The latter described the
man standing at the door as being of
medium built, sandy moustache, stiff hat
aud dark clothes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-22
SIMMONS II ALL RIGHT.
But Some People Dawn In salt Lake Are
Away on

Rut Some People Dawn In salt Lake Are
Away on.
BUTTE, March 2l.-The following tele-
gram was received at police headquarters
this afternoon:
SALT LAKE, March 81, 1895.
Chicf of Police Butte:
Harry simmons room 20. Stephens block is
about TO leave for Canada. lie has money!
Bros. of this city. Obtain same If possible. Ii
Sold hold Simmons for embezzlement.
{. o. NHITTEMORE.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Mr.. Simmons could not be found at his
room this afternoon, as he was "hustling
ORDERS and the first intimation he re-
ceived of the telegram was when he saw
it published in an evening paper. He i'm
mediately hunted up Marshal McNlchols
and inquired what the fuss was all about.
He produced all of his samples, and his
books. which showed that he has been
working right along, and with consider
able success.
He says that he has been sending in
daily reports to the company. and he has
not the remotcst idea why the firm should
have sent such message to Butte. His
books show that he has only had SOS of
the firms money since March l, when he
left Salt Lake. which amount altogether,
would hardly be enough to induce him to
skip TO Canada. Mr.. Simmons believes
that some person has been sending i'm
false reports about him and he proposes
to sift the matter to the bottom.
The marshal teleGraphed the firm this
evening that Simmons is all right and
that a great injustice had been done him.
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strangers within Butte. Gates

BUTTE. March 21.-The Butte-G. L.
White, Twin Bridgos; j. Z. Bradley, ST.
Louis; +. NJ. Walsh, San Francisco; L.
i. MlaY, ST. Paul; Thomas II. Teal, Mrs.
T. III. Teal and daughter, Dillon; J. w.
Scarles, Helena; II. Gray. A. Zuckerman,
Il. 4. Deering, san Francisco; l.. Simon.
New York e.. ID. Green and wife, Boul-
der; II. ). Macleon. Omaha; Z. Z. Suy-
dam, British Columbia.
The Southern-W. w. Warren, Mis-.
soula; David Anderson, :. ). Schwartz.
soda Springs; Thomas Levden, st. Elmo ;
Thomas Glavin, George Stamen. Clancy,
Mont. {. \. Frey, Spokane; ID. O'Leary
Anaconda; ID. Howksmith, Portland
Charles Brady, 81. Paul; Samuel Hostler,
Whitehall.
The McDermott-S. L. shannon, T.
Benton, Letter sheridan, &. w. Price. F.
L. Benton. w. {. Orr, Dillon; &. w. Calf
ney, Boulder: William Thompson, Ana
conda l.. &. kittle, Ogden; l.. II. Clock
Lincoln; j. Y. Church, Anaconda: G.. w.
Cahoon, ST. Paul; Il. w. Davidson. Can
Won Ferry; Mrs. j. Shelton, Kalispel, c.
Cady, Columbia Falls; ;. Levison. Louis
vile; William Feilcr, Omaha: J. +. Mil
Ter, Baltimore; {. l.. Wayland, S attic !;
j. W. Easley, Freeport; Charles Bonning-
ton, st. Louis; ). Gu1daker. Boise.
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Coins Financial school.

II makes FREQ coinage voters. Coins
Financial School.
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enviable national reputation. Two
years ago the newspapers reported that a
young scion of the Vanderbilt family
made proposition of marriage TO one of
them, but his parents finally succeeded
IN breaking off the engagement. We re-
member seeing them few years ago ia n
small town in Western Washington. They
were accidentally delayed three days oN-
ing to a railroad accident. There was n
large hall in the town, so they decided to
give an entertainment. 1t was during
the rainy season. and the weather clerk
was doing the season justice. But for
three nights the people for miles around
turned out en- masse in spite of tho rain,
and filled the hall to OVERLOOKING. We pre-
diet good time TO all who attend the en-
iertainments next Monday and Tuesday
evening"
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Coins Financial school.
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Piano and Organ bargains.

Oae beautiful large grand Hale piano,
original price. s425; will sell now for SPAS,
wholesale price. One upright Estey,
nearly good as new, price, Sl9s. Terms,
$50 down and $40 monthly payments One
beautiful parlor organ, solid walnut ca SO,
Wilcox d White) price, S66. One
slightly used. high top. latest design, solid
walnut case Kimball organ, original price,
gain. Terms. $40 down and So per month.
ORION Bros, 305 n. Main street. Butte.
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y. j. Clodfeltcr. financial agent. Craw-
louisville, Ind: II have just read Coins
Financial SCHOOL, and up to the hour OF
reading it was "A single gold-standard man.
This school has given me new eyes and
has transformed what | was pleased To
call aXloms into heresies. and the magical
little Mr.. Com has presented me with a
kaleidoscope containing a comprehensive
picture that should like to help exhibit
10 other eyes,
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4 good remedy and there IS not aay
thing on tho market that equals Frcncl
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cur. OF
painful or irregular mcnscs. These tab
lets remove all obstructions. no mater
what the cause. Manufactured b. 4. An.
ceHirc. Paris, France. and for sale only
by d. NJ. Ncwbro Drug Co., Iutic. Mat -,
sole agents. Price s. per box; sem d.
mail securely sealed.
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Noice

We have just put in full supply of
legal and mining blanks at the STAEDARp
office, p East Broadway, Butte FfAe
forms are carefully gotten up to conform
TO the code, and the workman ship is first
class. Come TO us for your blanks. n
STANDARD PUBLISHING Co.
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Bicycle riders should wear an O. p. c.
suspensory. 1t prevents injury and Sc
cures comfort. We have largo new
stock. Come ana see them. Fosselman
Drug company.
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Consultation free for monthly Irregular
tiles. Mime. kestner, 2J7 West Park :.
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THEY ARE ALL RIGHT.
Tn, Titicu sisters Get High Praise from
ih~ Press.

BUTTE. March 2l.-The little Sisters
will open al the opera house next Mon
day. \ Washington paper SAYS OF them:
"Thearcr going people Of ColfaN wall have
the privilege OF enjoying rare treat next
week. We refer 10 the entertainments
that vii! bc gwen b. the TJteil Sisters
under tic auspices Of the Colfax band.
These girls although born and raised in
san Francisco. have Won for themselves
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Ladies Auprrciata

81 cases ladies 3 flexible soles Don-ol-
button shoes, our pr,ce S1.9j. Red Boot.
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been devised. The "self-confess-
ed spy" does not HE himself to
Baton Rouge. Damon does not
go to Pythias, nor Pythias visit
Damon, unless it be officially and
known of all men. But Smith
H. D. Smith, who "goes between"
he it is who links together these
two political brothers by ties that
are strongest-the ties OF mutual
benefit, the ties of cold-blooded
business. Smith swaps the regis
tration horse for the delegate
mare, and perhaps he gives some
thing ITO boot"
But the people of this city will
see to it that municipal misrule
and gubernatorial greed are both
laid low. The Combine that links
together Foster and Fitzpatrick
will come to an untimely and in
glorious end. The city ring and
the State ring shall both be depo-
sed by the vigor and vigilance OF
honest public opinion. ..t'-l.
That this Foster-Fitzpatrick
combine exists and has existed
since 1894, no man of sound com.
mon sense will deny. The ear
marks are too plain. Murphy j.
Foster. with all his tortuous twis-
ting cannot escape the issue. He
and John Fitzpatrick are in al
alliance, offensive and defensive
Does even his Baton Rouge ex
cellency deny it?
Citizens of New Orleans! II
: defeat John Fitzpatrick you must
crush Murphy J. Foster. Tn
iron hand that letters the cit,
, will be strengthened by electinl
, Foster as Governor. You canno
, mistake the situation. It is il
| your power to be free-will yo'
, make the effort?-Daily Item.
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BIC year, and your choice Of the following sub
;tantis., ornate, cloth bound works:
SCOTS POLITICAL WORKS. vols.
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LIFE AND TIMES OF NAPoLEON-svols.
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VII
rAl.ZACS "COMEDY OF HUMAN LIES vols.
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MILLIONS PARADISE LOST vol For Centre
TAME. NJ t.t. u .f
pANrk's tNFERNo-l vol. For Centre Table.
DANTk.s PURGAToi;Y AND PARADIsE-t vol.
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Or, il you prefer Lighter and More Homehks
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MOoRE.s PoETIcAL WORKS. lf tsf
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TIE CIVIL WAR IN SONG AND STORY.
HOW HEROES OF FICTION PROPOSE. ANn
nag =, cnntainine over 7yOCU apt quotations from
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Why Are We Slaves.

The Southern people pay more
tribute to the East than did a con-
quered province to Rome in the
days of Caesar. We are slaves to
pride and prejudice. We create
and foster the belief that we are
not as good mechanics as the
down East people. We are not
as smart as they. We have, for
instance, as good plows made in
Temple as are made anywhere on
earth, and yet our farmers prefer
sending their money North not
for better pillow but to crafty a
prejudice. Again, to show what
prejudice will do, a milliner once
told us that she could get from 50
to IS more for pattern hat than
for one taken from her stock and
trimmed to the same style, yet
she has trimmed the pattern hat.
Jeans pants put up in Texas had
to be shipped to Kentucky before
Texans would wear them. Even
cotton seed oil must be shipped to
Chicago where it is treated to
stearine, thus giving opportuni-
ties to introduce the fats from dis
eased animals, but then it is all
right and the cotton grower will
come to town and lay in supply
of this adulterated stuff, but re-
fuse to take home the pure oil
highly refined and entirely free
from any authorizations. Even
Texas -four is often shipped North
where it gets brand and is re-
turned 1.-The proper stuff" for
bread. Goods bought from a
wholesale grocer up in Kansas
City taste and sell faster than il
known to be bought of a Texas
house. Is it not a fact that PEG.
pie with so little brains and SC
great prejudice deserve to be hew
ers of stone and drawers of water
We force the money away from nj
by our shortsighted conduct. WI
keep manufactures from us b,
calling for articles manufactured
in the North. We have starved
broom factory to death, a plov
factory. a hame factory; we hav
, an oil factory struggling to kee]
up; a foundry went under bot
, here and at Bolton, yet we ar
5 ready to curse the country on pal
> ty issues and attribute our har
) times TO anything but the RICH
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The income tax measure has
been severely criticised and justly
so. The idea of q man whose in
come from rents and municipal
bonds may be 100000 being ex-
empt from payment of this tax
and lawyer or physician whose
income derived from the exercise
of his skill and ability having to
pay the tax, presents one of abili-
ty having to pay the tax, presents
the most homogeneous propositions
in political economy Of which one
could conceive. But the income
tax, being a Democratic measure,
meets with the approval of folks
of that political faith. So would
the yielding of the Democratic
yellow dog.-Dailty Item.
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HOW THE COMBINATION WORKS:

You FAY ONE DOLLAR when the book.
are delivered 1t your residence; the balance ~
rate of Fifty cents per month. The books
are well worth the money.
ONCE A WEEK u the brightest pleasant
cst and most widely circulated Of ell the Aineri
IAN illustrated weekly journals
Send name and address. and We win SO thai
you are supplied. &C.
orr-us xyeryr 40; w. ar A.. n. w.
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Foster and Fitzpatrick-Fra
ter ct Frater.

State OF Louisiana, Murphy D.
Foster, in a public speech, with
much scorn of lip and virtuous
upturning of eye, removed John
Fitzpatrick from the pale of hon
orable recognition among men,
by branding the present chief ex-
ecutive of this city as ''self-con-
fessed spy" Since then, times,
and men, too, have changed.
Spies, albeit self-confessed spies,
occupy the.tent and share the bed
and board of the gubernational
general, planning the confidential
details of a campaign which is to
deliver over to the Roman OF Ro-
man of Baton Rouge and the Car
thagenian of New Orleans the pro-
vince of Louisiana for further po-
litical ravage.
Turk and Christian now lie in
the same bed, eat from the same
table, hold confidential converse
within the non-echoing walls of
the room that tells no tales. Why
is this thus? Or, is it really thus?
Let us see.
In May, 1894, the State Legis-
lature of this political province
the subject of controversy is the
"self-confessed spy" era-met al
Baton Rouge. His Combine
excellency, the chief executive OF
Louisiana, had appointed Donel'
son Caffery and Newton G. Blan
chard United States Senators tt
fill existing vacancies. These two
distinguished gentlemen were thu
Foster" candidates to succeed
themselves. What spectacle wal
presented in the vote for Sena
tors? Every member of the cit!
ring, dominated by John Fitzpa
trick, the "self-confessed spy
voted for the men whom Murphy
j. Foster, with an ipse dixit tina
brooked no restraint, had declar
: ed should be Eouisiana's repre-
sentatives in the upper house o
the national legislature.
The Hon. ChsrlesJ. Boatner,
few brief moons agone, was job
Fitxpatrick's personal and politi
cal friend. Every consideration o
fidelity dictated that with Boat
ner Q candidate against Blanchard
John Fitzpatrick's support shout
go to him freely and withou
stint. But when the "man fror
st. Mary" said Blanchard, tn
"me, too" of the Crescent Cit
boss was heard to resound throug
: the legislative halls and corridor
; at Baton Rouge. Had the "sel1
confessed spy" learned to love th
"hero of the levee troubles" G
were these Damon and Pythia
I statesmen measuring by q qui
pro quo yard stick? Does job
Fitzpatrick give something for NJ
!, thing? Does Foster give some
: thing for nothing? No. Fac
has what the other must hav
The Registration Office the q
Charlie department of the State q
vernment, with its marvellou
power Of sudden trsnsformatio
from the India rubber man II
wards its political friends, to th
! man of iron towsrds its politics
foes-is within the control of tn,
executive from whose lips can
the "self-confessed spy" onl
some thirty months ago. This r
L gistration Office is his to give
his sense of ownership is sue