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Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
MATTER OF TEMPERATURE.

Advice Concerning the Treatment
 of Chickens in Warm Weather.
 The weather has been very warm for several days and numerous results have been reported, Said one lady yester- day Its very annoying. All the eggs our hens lav come to us hard boiled or hard roasted. I don't know whether they are that way when they are laid or whether the sun cooks them before we find them" That's the way they're laid," said another lady who had lived longer in the valley. "We used to have the same kind of trouble every summer, but we avoid it now by feeding our hens cracked ice."
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
Not a Candidate.

CoLFAx, Wash., May 15.--General A. J. Warner and J. c. SibIey of Pennsyl- vania. discussed the silver question be- fore an audience of fifteen hundred peo- pie this afternoon. MT. Sibley dis. claimed being candidate for any office, but did not deny that the American Silver league had by resolution favored his nomination, and that General War ner had been commenting favorably thereon wherever he mad spoken, but he contended that he WAS net candl- date for the presidency.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
BROUGHT TO TIME.
A Court Bigger Than a Caii--
 fornia Cattle King.
George E. White Ignores a Decree of the Court and Goes to Jail
 Five Days for Contempt.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-Judge Heb- bard today com mitted George E. White, the Mendocino cattle king, to jail for five days and foed him $500 for con- tempt in disobeying judicial orders in relation to decree in long. pending divorce case.
 White placed q mortgage OF his prop. erty contrary to orders, and when cited to appear, ignored the citation.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
KELLNER'S RECEPTION.
Seventy-fiVe Gentlemen Pleasantly
 Pass a Summer Night.


 President Kellner Of the chamber of commerce gave another of his pheasant receptions as his handsome residence last night. The grounds about the house were gaily illuminated by Chi nese lan.erne and the hoase itself was ablaze. The guests began arriving at s o'clock, and game and went until nearly II. They included about seventy five gentlemen. The chamber of com merce attended almost in body and the bar was well represented, as were the social and business circles of Phoa- nix. Refreshments were served and the evening was spent at billiards or in conversation.
 One result of the reception was addi- tional foundation given to President Kellner's reputation as an entertainer.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
A JUNCTION OF SOCIETIES.
catholic Knights Propose a Single
 Great Organization.

OMAHA, May 15.-In convention today the Catholic Knights of America, con- sidered the proposition of inviting all other Catholic bodies of similar charac- ter to consolidate with it. No definite action was taken but indications are that something of the kind will be done. There is much objection to that feature however.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
A Miner Killed.

CARSON, New, May 15.-H. H. Cot ton, an old hydralic miner, was killed this morning by bein gcaught in a cavein at Malakoff mine near North Bloomfield,
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
A Heavy Sentence.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-Henry L. Foss, the smuggler and Chinese certlf. cate forger, was today sentenced to four years at San Quentin and fined $1250 in United States district court.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
Honored Again.

ATLANTA. s1a., May l5.-At meeting of the Railway Conductors association today, Grand Chief Conductor E. E. Clark, was re elected without opposl- ticn for two years.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
AN ACTIVE ASSESSOR.
A New Valuation Put on Southern
 Pacific Property.

OAKLAND, Cal, May 15.-County As sessor Henry Dalton has completed the assessment of the Southern Paclfic's personal property in West Oakland in- creasing it from $6S.500 last year to $2OO, ,OO0. He also assessed forty miles of track in the yards, never before as- ssssed, at 0,000. The company's real estate at West Oakia nd has been raised from $92, 450 to $277 .250.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16

Indians Arrested for Murder.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, Ariz., May 15.-Csn- stable Martin arrested three Indians for the murder of Herman Guzzie. Previous trouble points to the Indians as the murderers.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
The Sphynx Worm.

FRESNO, May 15.-The sphynx worm is causing great injury to vines in diff ferent sections of the state.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
A THIEF'S BAD LUCK.

In the Pursuit of Ills Profession Fl e
 Loses Pair of Shoes.
 There was a saddle thief abroad northwest of town early yesterday
Arizona republican., 1895-05-16
GOES FOR LIFE.

Trial. MARIPosA, May 15.-The second trial of John Bar beau for the murder of Bernard Marki of Coulterville, last July was finished today. The jury brought in verdict in the first degree fixing the penalty at inn prisonment for life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
RAILROAD EXTENSION.

tCorrlspondcnce OF the Industrial Journai)
II ar extension Of the Lewiston and
Auburn X. X. OF standard guage for
freighlls and passenger traffic was built
through Buckfield, North Buckfield,
West sumner and North Paris 10 West
Paris, which place IL about thirty-three
miles from Lewiston, and where IL could
connek with the G.. Il. Railway, II
would I'm few years more than double
the buiiness OF the former road, and
frelghJ ears loaded In the West could be
unloaGed ut the above named places, and
the Large amounts OF hard wood and
other lumber In these towns could be
manufactured ut the numerous water
powert near them that would find q
ready market In Lewiston and Portland
and tht numerous factories on the q. T
r., AMI all farm products would be
greatlt enhanced Ia value, thus enabling
the Intelligent and industrious farmer:
who wbuld be good patrons OF the line
to better support their churches and
SCHOOL,, and perhaps prolong the lives
OF thoIc that might die OF heart failure
when yhe tax collector called. However
WIDELY We may differ on other questions
let US III unite In the support OF it'
speedy construction, which Is OF suci
vital Importance to our welfare, that Tn,
busy wheels Of progress laden with the
NUMEROUS products OF our industries
may sion go bowling past our homes
procla lining with their echoes among thu
hills tie bright dawn OF our future pros
perityl ENGINEER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

nv Dskrett Of South Hope came TO
blows In the hotel about money matters.
DasRekt claimed that st. Clair owed him
90. Nn being elected by Landlord
WhItnly, they went to the stable to have
It out. Each drew his pocket knife and
commenced to cut and slash. Daggett
got thJ worst Of It, being cut In the
hand, wrist and abdomen. His wounds
required medical attendance. No ar
rests hive been made.
Boariicrs at the Riverside House on
the Bk|deford Pool road near Saco saw
peculiar proceeding Tuesday. Two
men arid a woman were rowing In boat
on the river, and when about hundred
feet fr,Im the shore the men seized the
womari, threw her overheard and rowed
away. The spectators hurriedly got q
boat aid went to her rescue, apparently
reaching her Just In time. She told her
rescuevs that the men were trying to
make way with her. After they landed
on the khOre, the men rowed up and the
womad got In and went away with them
again. The men did not answer one OF
the mshy questions put to them, nor did
tney speak WoTus
A dekpatch has been received by Fish
and dame Commissioner Wentworth
that stltes that Game Warden 4. o. Col
Inns oflPresque Isle was shot Tuesday In
the Alifgash region. Collins was one OF
the mott efficient wardens, and had cap
tured about fifteen poachers this year.
He heard Of large amount Of poaching
In the kllegash region and went there
day OF DO ago with the result thst he was
shot, ID Is supposed, by poachers. What
| IL known about the case shows II TO be a
horrible, cold-blooded murder. Collins
was abbut II years old, and his family
live In Presque Isle. Collins may recov'
or. has been learned that the man
who dib the shooting Ia guide named
Charlel Morris, who Ia supposed to be
crazy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
Written for the oxford Democrat.
The OLD CHURCH PUMP.
BY GILBERT rILroS.

What soul thrilling music Is this which we hear,
The melodious strains which break on the ears
They come in the morning with the rays of the
sun,
At the eventide hour. when the day is done.
ON our couch in the night time In Morpheus
arms,
We wake from slumber by those musical charms,
All, now remember. It's the brake Of the psmp.
With It's double falsetto, ka- hum-aka-hamp.
lis the break Of the pump at the old church door,
With it, humy ETY. humpe-ty DER and Ger,
From the early morn. Till the night shades fall.
The people are coming, come one come all.
When they slake their thirst at the old church
pump,
They come with the pitcher, they come with the
pail,
To gather the nectar. Old Adams ale.
The maid Il athirst, she HES her away
Where the water flows NJ the close Of the day.
w here the shadows fall by the old church pump,
When we listen again. ka hump ka-hump.
The swain responsive TO the old pump brake,
Then hastens away his thirst To slake,
nj TO meet the maid. at the well with all,
On the stoop OF the church, where the shadows
fall,
Sitting so costly. never shall tell
W hetner twas Mary. Sarah. Anna or Nell,
so long as the music from the old church pump
Ia waited along, humpe-ty humpety hump.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
COMING EVENTS

Ip,x - Aur. lO.-No-thern New hngand sun
dav Schcol Assembly and Maine IhA~'A"
aua Union, Fryebulg. .u..
A. nv for,l Pomona Grange, Nest MtnSt-
a., --Ricvcle Meet with Norway MnScl - ~,
knS s-Annual Reunion ltASth NAlue ne
iment, Long Islard. Portland hare9r. -,
Aur S-Reunfon Of Twenty thru heSi'ioN''
Maine Neiuntcers. south rari-- .,,
AuO S-Pvthian Field Day. LiSermorS ~, 8,
kps slq-Empire Grove Camp Meeting r~AS'
Poland.
Aug. "a. iA-AnnuM ~ union
,ps Mechanic Fals Advent Camp Meet
Ing. ,.,~..,r.v IH,eral
institute AMI Norway High >c1ooi So.
Aug- 20. N. -, Ss.-Eastern Maine state ran
Aug =. >. -, 0.-New England Fair, Rsey
sept. sSAA6.-Maine state Fair. Lewiston.
sent. & a. MAINE state Christian hh"eA'''
Convention, HOulton. -, ii
Sept l0. N l2-Exhibitlon OF the Setnei AT
cultural society at Riverside FSrk. te',S.,
sept. ll-ONfOrd Baptist As-eciS''on' N''N
sept. n. i. ia.-Firty thiri exhibition OF ts,
oxford County Agricultural >ocietF' on tn'
grounds between South Paris anu NofwAf
Sst,t - 96-Flcvcnth Exhibition ~ the pNlot'
North Agricultural society, Andover' g.
AZ, s-AnasagunticCok sunday >chcoi Ioh
ference Hast sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
NOTE AND COMMENT.

a North Haven man appeared in Cam
den the other day wearing his wedding
suit. This fact Of itself was not so very
peculiar, bat when il is considered that
the suit was fifty years old, and the man
eighty, il seems worthy of comment.
Belfast Journal There are four times
as many newspapers published in the
United States to-day as there were twen-
ty-fiye years ago. And many are four
times as large as the newspapers Of a
quarter of century ago; and some are
four times as good.
Albert White, who died recently at
Gouverneur, n. Y, left document in his
own clear and legible handwriting, dat
ed April Ii, lS95, which was discovered
among his private papers. and which
contained the following remarkable
record: IL am to-day 81 years old. 1
have never had quarrel with man or
woman since arrived at manhood have
thus far succeeded in paying my way in
the world; never borrowed a dollar in
money: never paid a dollars interest;
never gave my note; never sued a per-
son; never was sued; never paid law
yer dollar and have usually been my
own counsellor. So Ear as i know | am
at peace with mankind, and il have
enemies know not who they are"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
SPORTING.

All signs indicate that game will be
plenty and hunting good in Maine this
fall.
This story Of the familiarity of deer
comes from Caribou: George GiuD saw
four nice deer in his oats Sunday. Al
though he tried several times 10 drive
the animals away they would immediate
IL return 10 the oats. Finally Mr.. Ginn
was obliged 10 LEI them remain unmo-
Tested and eat at his expense.
A party of girls were recently picking
berries in a North Rockport wood lot,
the other day when they heard the rus
ting Of the bushes. Looking up they
saw deer standing by the dishes con-
tanning the berries they had gathered.
They rushed 10 save the berries, and the
deer stood still until they touched the
pals at which he gszed intently. The
animal was no doubt attracted by the
bright tin, upon which the sun was shin
ing brightly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
NEW ENGLAND EAlR.

All roads will lead to Portland, Maine,
on the occasion OF the New England
fair to be held in that city on August
9th, 18th, 10Th and 30th. This fair has
long enjoyed the distinction Of being the
fair of fairs in New England. This
year 1t Is the intention to have 1t eclipse
all previous exhibitions. But a few OF
the features can be enumerated In q
newspaper notice. The grounds are
ample and easily accessible, the grand
stand, Judges stand, and stabling the
finest in the east while the track Is cele-
brated the country over. The exhibit at
Rigby Park is certain to prove worthy
visit. Applications for space at City
Hall already promise to crowd the big
building. The management have been
untiring since early In April In an en-
deavor to secure not only the finest agri-
cultural, horticultural, and Horticultural
exhibits to be had but novelties OF merit
and interest. That they have succeeded
in securing great special attractions Is
evident from their announcement OF bi-
cycle races by John 8. johnson and
other noted wheelmen, Mardi Gras
floral parade, coaching parade, tele-
phone concerts, electrical novelties, coast
fisheries and the worlds fair exhibits Of
New England birds and animals. The
city of Portland has taken hold heartily
with the management In extending In
vitations to distinguished people all
over the country. The city will enter
tain large number who have accepted.
Reed has the assurance Of
Herbert that the North AT.
lantic Squadron will be 10 Portland
Harbor during the week of the fair. 1t
Is more than probable that President
Cleveland and Vice-President Stevenson,
Secretary Of Agriculture Morton and
Of the Navy Herbert will at
tend as both President Cleveland and
Stevenson are now. 10
New England. Special effort will be
made to draw from the large Masonic
bodies In Boston the last week 10 Au-
rust. The sail down the coast should
prove . treat TO many from inland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
AOW,S his Z

We oIrcr one Hundred Dollars Reward for
any casf Of Caiarrh that cannot lie cured 10y
Halls (htarrh Cure.
~. CHENEY n CO., Props, Toledo. o
We, tie undersigned. have known y. j. Che
ncy forkhe last Is wears, and believe him per
fcctiy honorable In all business transactions
and Gnlncially able to carry out any obliga
lions M de by their firm.
WEST a TRuAN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
wALpIko, KiSMAS 4 MARVIN. Wholesale Drug
gitts. Toledo. o.
Hall'J Catarrh Cure l. taken internally, actins
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o.
the system. Price 55c. per bottle. Sold by nj
Drugghks. Testimonials free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
PENSION MATTERS.

James j. Field of East Stoneham has
been granted reissue.
The pension Of Webster Ella Of Frye
burg has been re-issued.
Charles ii. Stevens of AndOver has re
ceived an increase Of pension.
An additional pension has been grant
ed to j. NJ. Chesley, Buekfield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.
PAlkMACHEENEE FALLS.

PUBLIC HiARIHG BIZ COMMISSIONERS OF IN
IlAND FIsHERIEs AND CANE.
This Il vi xve notice that, upon the petition
of j. l.. Dahforth and sixteen others, being I'VE
or more citizens OF the state, residence OF LIN
coin Plantski0n and township No. D hange ., III
the CountyIof Oxford and State OF Maine, pray.
ing that. tkit portion OF the AsgalIovay river,
known ~ harmachccnee rails, from tne ncrnn
Mills Comlhny's dam a. the outlet OF farma-
cheenee Lake 70 the mouth OF the Little Magal!0.
Way river ID township number 8. range 4, 10 the
County OF oxford. be ciosed 70 all hshing for .
series Of ystrs not exceeding four. the Commis-
siouers uillhokl public hearing on the fifteenth
day Of Augiss, A. b. lssfs, a. ten O'clock In The
forenoon, ik the dwelling house Of James ".
Clark In saih LinOola PIsntattoa, IN the locah:
n 20 be aGJctef; q which time aud place al
nernons inhS eseed nay b heard.
THU6. q. WENTWORTH, Chairman
Tor ~ Commissioners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Non resl.ent Taxes IN Magalloway Plantation
Desirable stand For sale.
Horse Wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

The town Of Litchfield will celebrate
Its centennial the alst Of August. Gov
ernor Cleaves and staff will be In at
tendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

The New York Evening Post is the
gospel Of Mugwumpery, and Grover
Cleveland is its prophet. so, when the
British take possession of the Island oil
Trinidad on the Brazilian coast, this
from the Post is peculiar reading;
"what her claims nav DC We 10 not know, nor
10 we care The Monroe doctrine l. hroaj
enough T. cover any islands In The Atlantic
Ocean that are nearer 20 the American coast
than % the African. Besides this there l. thc
dispute between Great Britain and Venezuela.
which becomes more important % Us by reason
OF a threatened revelation Ia the latter eoUntry
N would not De fair for England 20 take advan
tage OF "A domestic difficulty between Crespo anu
tory, but IL would be Just Ike her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
HERE AND THERE.

Itisan Associated Press reporter IN
Kansas. not Pres dent Cleveland, who i
responsible for describing pour OF rain
as unprecedented precipitation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

The Horr- Harvey silver debate which
has lust closed in Chicago was not IN
tended merely as a contest of words, but
il seems a record was kept. for II IL re-
ported that $4,000 words in all were
spoken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

New plans and variations of old plans
for reaching the North Pole are being
cons idered. To what use the discoveries
will put the pole, for the benefit OF hu-
manity, is not stated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
SINGLE COPIES.

single Cop,es OF the Democrat are tour GEM n.s
.ach They will be mailed on receipto OF r ri.e ny
the publishers or for the eonSsnlSiS 49,. pia,i on
-. :, ~ following places IN the County;
80 $3.50 p.r,s Sturteyant's Drug store.
Shurtles-s Drug store
So-x.v Moves DRUG store.
pn.rSs,i Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
Fryebprg, AT Le~fs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

II there is one word that the English
language sadly needs, that word i
"holler." "HalloO" or "hollo' is die
tionary word" and ''shout" looks better
in cold type; but "holler," pronounced
as it is spelled, is the word in common
use for conversational, collOquial Eng
lish, and there is no other word that can
take It's place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06

The New York World recently sent
out letters TO number Of the richest
men in the country, propounding the
question. do riches bring happiness
Most of the answers are decided mega
tive. But Just think how loath these
men would be 20 part with their riches
and how MANY millions there are who
would De willing 70 take the chances of
happiness With the riches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
FINE
Stationery +!
AT
SHURTLEFF'S

o1fORD, 80 AT Court OF Probate held At
rans, within and for the County OF Oxford, on
James 1. Holden, Executor on the estate
on CAhOLiNE T.: STRAW, late of Oxford.
" said County, deceased, having presented
NJ sccount of administration Of the Estate of
said dcceascd for allowance: -
OHDkkED, That said Executor Give notice
% ~ persons Interested by causing copy OF this
oruer @ be published three weeks successiyely
! ~ sne Oxford Democrat, printed ut PARA, that
secb nay appear ~ Court Of Probate TO be held
= rans, In said County. on the third Tuesdsy
~ Aug ncxt' = nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and
sScvh c ~ = any they have, why the same
49,. 0EoRGE 4. WILSON. Judss.
ALskRT p. PARK. Rss,sssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
MEssENGER,s NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE SHERHP OF OXFORD Coo'
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 80 July 18th, A. ID. ls6. ,.v q,
This IL to give notice, that on the l,m S' vas
issued out OF the Court OF Insolyenc! ~
said County Of Oxford, against the e-''~
ALBEIT NJ. JOHNSON OF Peru, MI.
ton OF said debtor, which peti,,il%I,p
was fled on the eleventh day o. o. IN
A. ID. 1885, TO which last named a ,ss nav.
terest on claims Is 70 be conputed thai ,ns n.ser
ment of any debts and the delivery anu - him
Of any property belonging 10 said debtor, 'ssr OF
or for his use, and the delivery and uan n ,hsts
any property by him are forbidden by law nroye
needing Of the Creditors OF said Debtor, 70 p Of
their debts and choose one or more AsslsIseoey,
his estAte, will be held nc Court OF lnso an he
10 he holden at Paris in said county ~ nine
third Wednesday Of Aug, A. ID. $780, ~
O'Clock In the forenoon. A., .boye
Given under my hand the date nrS'
FRED A. PORTER, sheh1y, or
- Messenger Of tAs Court Of Insoiveh'''
I'D Ceanfy ef 0xferd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
John Pierce,
I. o. o. F. Block.
South PARIS, MAINE.
MEgSENGER'S NOTICE.
OFYIcE OF THE SHERIFF OF OXFORD COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 80 July II, A. d. 1895.
This Ii to give Notice, that on the 18th day
Of July. A. d. 1S96, Warrant In Insolvency
was issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency for said
County Of Oxford, against the estate of LORIN q,
MCKEEN Of Albany. adjudged 70 be an InsoI.
vent Debtor, on petition Of said debtor which,
petition was fled on the Sth day Of July, A. d.
1885, 70 which last named date interest on claims q
70 be computed that the payment of any debts and
the delivery and transfer Of any property belong.
ing to said debtor. 70 him or for Ills use, and the
arc forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
Creditors Of said Debtor, 70 prove their debts and
choose one or more Assiynees Of his estate, Win
be bald at Court of InsOfvency, TO be holden e
Paris In said County, on the third Wedncsdsv
Of Aug, A. d. 1875. At nine O'Clock In The fore.
noon.
Given under my hand The date arss above writ.
THADpEUs cross. Deputy shs,a3
- Heeeoager Of IL Court Of Iioofyoary, II
sd Co1s1y Of Oxinsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-08-06
Mr.. Frye, on being interviewed with
regard TO the report. made this answer ::

That. all bOsh. The idea l. absurd on IT.
face. While II T. true that the relations Of the
Maine senators AMI Mr.. Reel have not always
leen COriial, the idea that the Maine senators
viii oppose MIR. Reeds candidacy l. nonSensicaL
n there l. the slightest chance Of Mr.. Reed
nomination, 1 shall certainly DC heartily In
favor OF Il, and assist him % the best of nv
ability. I have gone into Mr.. Reeds district and
made speeches for him. and was also a prtnci
pal spoke In his wheel in his first contest for the
speakership. the contest in which he was dc
feated. and have always helped him % the eN
tent OF my power 10 an his contests Mr. Reed
l. man of brilliant intellect and great force. and
would receive In his canvass the hearty support
of the Maine senators, a. matter Of pride II for
no other reason. Personally should prefer Mr..
Reed 10 Mr.. Mckinley. II one could take the
two men and shake them up together. he would
produce the ideal candidate. but % the two
much prefer Reed"