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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
GOOD BYE, CHARLEY" "

And Then the Drop Fell and Smith was
Rushed into Eternity-sorry for his Sins.
Decatur, Ills, November 29.-Charles
II. Smith, the ex-base ball player, was
hung at 1:53. He was pronounced
dead in five and three-fourth minutes
The execution was without accident
On the scaifold Smith was calm and
he spoke in a faint voice, but other
wise seemed unaffected. He was ask
ed if he had a statement to make, and
he said: 81 am sorry for what 1 have
done"
He then repeated after the priest a
solemn declaration of regret for his
sins and prayer for mercy. AS Depuay
Sheriff Holmes adjusted the black cap
he said: Goodbye Charley"
Smith said goodbye. A second later
the drop fell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

rvDcctrd 10 Make About $1,000 Words
ana f., be Ready for the Pointer To-day.
Washington. ID. c., November 29-
Tho President came into town to-day.
and the Cabinet gathered for the last
meeting before the assembling OF Con-
rree. Naturally. the annual message
or The President was The leading topic
for dfscu sion. the report of the Cabinet
having an been prepared with the eN-
earff9n of those of the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Attorney General
The message itself is nearing compile
ton rapidly. and viii probably 90 TO
the printer tomorrow or Sunday AT
the printing Office an preparations have
been made for it's handling. and q force
of carefully selected men VIII soon
turn the typewriter COPY into print
II understood that the document will
Doe of about the same length as last
v.srs communication, making perhaps
fifteen thousand words although in the
event tl1t it is deemed necessary to- re-
serve .or treatment in special and
later message the discussion of Cuban
and Venezuelan affairs, the principal
message may be shortened correspond
iugIT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
ARE USING DYNAMITE.


Cubans Blowing Up Railroads and Causing
Serious Losses.
Havana, November pa dispatch
received here from Puerto Principe an
nounces that the insurgents have blown
up with dynamite the engine Of a train
in the vicinity of Nuevitas, that prov
iuce The engine was demolished, the
engineer and two fremen were terribly
muulated and seven passengers were
injured. among them being the widow
of ex-Ceneral Ygnacio Agramente.
The insurgents have also blown up a
culvert on the railroad between Cal
BARREN and Remedies. province of Santa
Clara. destroying ten cars loaded with
cattle and killing seventy head Of the
cattle. The engineer Of the train was
seriously wounded and railroad COM
munication between the interior and
Remedies is temporarily interrupted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
Snaoial 10 - -.

Parkcrsburg. w. Va, November o.
The production of the big Jim wen No.
=. ON The James Hunter farm. in the eX-
tension OF the Wayerly oil field, which
came in Wednesday evening, is larger
Wel than at first reported, and is re-
ported as being on the increase i'm pro-
duo.0n
Work on the well Of the Lubeck Oil
Company. which was delayed two days
en- account of the breaking Of q bit. ha5
been resumed and is being pushed as
rapidly as possible, the drill being
down 100 feet.
A report comes from Burning Springs
thai, the Russell d Sinner we'll was
drilled into the Keener sand on Wednes-
day evening and is flowing at the rate
of so barrels q day. It is located right
I'm Burning Springs, and is 927 feet
deep.
The Krebs well IS i'm the Keaner sand
and there is a good showing of oil. IL
was TO he shot to-day.
The Kale wen ar Burning Springs is
dry in the Big Injun at 1900 feet, the
driU being sent clear through that sand.
There was a splendid showing Of oil i'm
the 500 foot sard. and it VIII be given
heavy shot I'm that sand The well
belongs to Col. Riley and others, of
Marietta
Kale has located and viii at once be-
Gin drilling @ well on the Wheaton
farm
Do-son Bros. who are drilling the
well at Spring creek for Piusburg par
+io- ore MAILING oo07 DrOgTeSS and the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
NOW THEN, JOHN,
How About This Money Which Was
Used In Your Behalf Among the
Southern Delegates?

Columbus. o., November 29.-HOn.
r. Lynch, the Mississippi colored ex-
Congressman, in conversation with a
gentleman Of Washington c.. H., Ohio,
said in reference to Senator Sherman's
book:
"rhe only money that I know of be-
ing used in the South to draw State del
egations to the support of any candidate
for the Republican Presidential nominal
Ton was that which was used I'm the in
Jerest Cf John Sherman's candidacy.
Although l got none Of it myself I
know OF money having been used in that
direction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
BOTH WERE CRAZY.
An Old Woman and Her Grandson stiI
Things Up on Train.

An Old Woman and Her Grandson stiI
Things Up on n Train.
Madison, Wis, November 29.-As
north-bound train on Northwestern
road reached Shopiere, Wis, last night,
an elderly woman travelling with her
ten-year-old grandson, suddenly be-
came violently insane and caused
panic among the passengers. The con-
ductOr ordered all others from the car,
and locked the woman and boy inside.
When the train arrived at Evansville,
it was discovered that the woman was
missing. Investigation showed she had
leaped through the window from the
train. The boy remained in the car.
it was found he, too, was demented and
could give no account of what transpir-
ed. Word was telegraphed back TO
Janesville and a searching party organ
lied this morning found the wOman's
body beside the track three miles south
of Janesyille, evidently instantly killed.
The boy was brought to this city. In
the wOman's sachel was found way
bill of goods which showed the wO-
mans name was Mrs. VOdre travelling
from Champlain, ~ Y. TO Springfield,
MINI. The bin was signed b. w.
Brown, Champlain. In the sachel were
also found seven bottles Of morphine
and a box Of morphine powders. The
boy will be sent back to Champlain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

Carmel, n Y, November 29.-An ac-
cident resulting in the loss Of thirteen
or fourteen lives occurred at the Tilly
Foster mines, a little after o'clock this
afternoon. Foreman Patrick Murtha
was descending into the pit to take the
time Of two gangs of Iaborers, number
ing about thirty-five men. who were
working at the bottom, when vast
weight Of earth and rock slid with the
force Of an avalanche from the mouth
Of the pit, a distance Of three hundred
feet. The earth crashed over the men
with tremendous force. Out of one gang
of eleven. only five came out alive, and
three of the men employed in another
gang were taken out dead. Among
those known to be dead are Michael
Cannon, foreman: Patrick II. Murtha,
foreman; John Pagan. boarding house
keeper, Thomas Dennis, James Smith;
an Austrian, name unknown, No. 234.
An Austrian known as No. 294 re-
ceived a fracture of the skull and will
probably die. The names Of the others
killed is at present unknown. Several
of the workmen were seriously injured
The caye-in caused the greatest ex-
element, but as soon as possible gangs
of men We're set to work to remove the
bodies of those known to be under the
masses Of earth. Supt. Thomson and
Foreman Lynch took charge Of the
work, and up to o'clock five dead bod
les had been brought to the surface.
Murtha was taken out alive, but he died
five minutes afterward. Darkness pre-
vented the continuance of the work Of
rescue, and it will not be until tO-mor-
row morning that further effort will
be made to clear away the ruins.
1t is thought that all the others in the
pit are Italians and Austrians. There
was some difficulties experienced in
identifying several Of the bodies, owing
to the terrible Disagreement they had
undergone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
Snecial To the Register.

Special to the Register.
Ellenb0rO. W. Va, November %
The block Of leases taken up on BOND S
creek. a short time ago by Mr.. II. p.
NcGregor. have been turned over 10
Hon. n. B. Scott and his associates
who are arranging to put down test
well on the Butcher farm or on w. H..
Hamilton's land.
A test well has ust been located by
Bateman & Watson. on the lands of L..
c.. Shingleton. az Hebron, in Peasants
county. Just over the Ritchie line This
location is several miles north Of this
place and three or four miles from any
other well or location. and In an entirely
new and undeveloped territory. Opera
tions on this location and on Bonds
creek will be watched with much inter-
est. as no work has ever been done in
either locality.
The casing has been pulled in the
Nesb.tt well on Whisky Rum the hole
reamed down and recased to shut off
the cave. This well should be in in five
or six days.
The Cabinet OF Company have made
a location on Daniel Eddy's farm, on
Farlan. on the G. & X. V. r. r..
Fred S. Rich has completed his ar
rangements and will drill on Hon. II S.
Wilson's large tract Of land back Of
Cairo.
Three wells are now being pushed to
completion south Of Cairo one on the
Fnckey farm, one On A. O. Wilson s
land and the J. w. Marshall well.
The well being drilled by j. C. Trees
& Co. south of HarrisvIle, is down
about 1900 feet.
Oil City, Pa, November 29-SaIes,
25,000 barrels; clearsnces. $4,000 bar
rels; shipments, 145,374 barrels; runs,
$4,000 barrels. Oil opened at S146;
highest $1.47; lowest S1.37: closed at
$145. Credit balances opened at sL50;
closed at S1.47.
New York November 29-Petro-
leum weak at $1.4O bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
Tile HEARNG POSTPONED.

oDetIdI 70 lUt ~ -I7IVI.
Huntington, w. Va, November %
The preliminary hearing Of Bingham
Fry. Lusher, Fiarity and Williams, for
murdeously assaulting CITY Editor
Yowoll. Of the Evening Times. was
postponed until next Tuesday, to await
developments. Vowel is still In a dan
gerOus condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
IS IN THE RACE

Washington, November 29.-Hon.
Walter Evans. Republican Represen-
tative-elect from the Louisville, KY,
district. when asked to-day concern
ing published reports quoting him as
saying that he was not a candidate for
TT. s. Senator to succeed Blackburn,
said that he never had made any such
statement and that it was incorrect.
Mr.. Evans is in the Senatorial race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
LYNCHED THEN
Two Negroes, on Their - me
Peniteniary, Mr. & a Mob
in Tennessee eS%

Nashville. Tenn, November 29.-At S
O'Clock tonight Joe Robinson and
Ozics Mc0ahey, negroes, We're taken
from the Jail at Fayetteville, 10y a mob
from Lincoln and Marshall counties,
and hanged. They had been sentenced
to the fun penalty OF tine law for att
tempted rape, and were being taken to-
Tracey City. At Fayetteville the mob
held uD the train and forced open the
car containing Jhe sAeri1 and prisoners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
PIC ppOO1r conn FIRE.

Arcola. Ills. November 29.-The
broom corn warehouses Of George y.
Howell & Co. cf Philadelphia, and T.
b. Chambers & Co., of fwhis city We're
consumed by fire to-day With about five
hundred tons Of broOm corn. Loss,
$4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

San Francisco. November 29.-A-tor-
news for Theodore Durant occupied oo-d
sessions of court to-day with the read
ING of Jho prisoners afidavits on Wn.cl
VIII be based a motion for @ new triai
More amdavits viii be presented Non
day before argumeD, Of the motion is
heard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
N1Nr -NEW CARnINALS.

Rome. November 29-The Pope to-
dav presided at the secret c0nsistOry
and created nine Cardinals namely:
The Archbish0ps of Lerberg, Salz-
hourg. VaIadolid and Bourges; Mgr
SatolH. the Papal delegate to the Ro-
man Catholic Church in the United
States; Mgr Goth, the Inter-Nuncio to
Brazil. and the Bishops of Autun,
Urgel and Ancona. His Holiness then
preconized twenty-four Italian bishops.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

Washington. November 29.-For
West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio: Generally fair, preceded by
local showers in the early morning;
northWes-erly winds and colder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

Letonia. O.. November 29.-Harris
Shawk and Harry March. of Lisbon,
were killed by a train near here while
crossing the Fort Wayne railroad in
buggv today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following Observa-
tions Of the temperature yesterday: 7
a. m, SO; 9 a. m. ~; y m, 81; 3 p. m,
SO; Z p. m, Sc. Weather changeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

been removed by Mayor R. Harry
Thomas. The Mayor and Councilman
0. H. Wright, while on the street last
evening. met AIcNerney, who, they say,
was intoxicated, and in full uniform.
The officer is also charged with beng
intoxicated while on duty wednesday
night. He was suspended by the
Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
THIRTEEN LIVES LOST,
A Terrible Accident at the Tilly FOs-
ter Mines at Carmel, N. Y.

An Avalanche of Earth and Rock
+ Slides Three Hundred Feet From
the Mouth Of the Mine to Where
tho Men Were at Work, Complete
~ B lrying One Gang and Killing
Several Members Of Another.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
CHATTOHOOCHEE BANK CLOSED.

Columbus. Ga. November 29.-The
Cbattahoochee National Bank failed
to open it's doors this morning. The
bank was heavily interested In the
Chattahoochee Brewing Company
which has been ordered sold, and in
other local enterprises. II. II. Epping
is president. No statement OF assets
and liabilities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
snecial to the Register.

Parkersburg. w. Va. November %
The star Of Officer P. J. McNerney has
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
Sc VENDE una naouina para moler

Sc DE una maqnina para moler
oafia; su cilindro doce pulgadas con tres
pies carrera molino con mazas de cuatro
pies veinticuatro pulgadas diametro:
sube cana y demas accessories. Todo en-.
buen estado, puas SO desmonto. para mon
tar otra de mayor fuerza. Dirigirss M.
Bird, de Patillas. 15-14
a LOS QUE LIE PUEDA INTERESAR
Sc vende sitio c6ntrico de estas Capt.
tai, un eatablecimiento de pulperfa buano
para uno que quiera principiar traba ar.
En- la Gale de Ia Luna ndmero 25 iofor-
maran. 15-11
"A la cahecera de un enfermo:
Vamos, doctor, va sabe usted que
soy su dnico heredero. Dfgame usted la
verdad.
a Es usted hombre de coraz6n para
recibir una nnala noticia?
A -Si, senior; liable usted.
-Pues valoT, amigo mfo. Dentro de
ocho dias su ito de usted estara bueno y
sano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
AMoREs QUE MATAN

Andrea hizo jugar Ia ruedeoita, que produ-
10 un sonida seco. Metio ura de las pistolas,
tranquilamente, en- Ell bolsllo, cerr6 Ell cajon.
Despues espero ~.~...
Cuando ent Rambert le advisti6 su oria-
do que estaba alH Andrea.
El conde Sc presento sonriente, satisfecho,
casi radiante de algeria
La per p ctiEa del encuentro no le inquie-
taba; al contrario
Seguro de su destreza, duedo de la vida de
su adversario, iba poder ssci-r la secreta
bia que le deyoraba desde hacfa tanto tempo y
q concluir con su fe'iz 1iVrl.
La querella de Ia noohe anterior Ia habfa
esperado 81 todos los dias, desde Ia sorpresa del
boulevard Hauasmann. La llegada de Andrea
lie turbaba
3QuG le querfa?
La encontr6 tranquiIa en- apariencia seata-
da en- una silla cerca de la Yentara.
ITd-diio
5No me esperabas? lie molesto?
NADIA de ESQ. solo que.
-Te preguntas la causa de esta vista,
Jyerda
Me admire, 10 confeso
Voy 4 expliclrtelo en tres palabras. 10
Sc todo
Rambert tuYo una sonrisa deadeaosa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
B1Br1orsoA Dn ..tA CoannspoapzNcrAs

-5Todo?~-dijo. Me cuesta trab.jo com.
prenderte. ...dQue es ESQ todo9
-Te bates hoy.
-iQu6 mas?
Con mi msrido. 80
mo le inferire Ia injnria de suponer que
te ha advertido Eli
Yo no veo ya al seFor Chambay 81 ror
cssualidad me eneontrara con Gl, no me habla-
ria Nuestra rupturs es comp1eta.
-JY 10 deploras3
-Amargamente. -.
-lMl erhorabuenasl Los Meilhan van
entrando en- orden q. Roger trsbaja, segun
parece, 10 cusl me admira :. La hermana llora
81 hogar domestico perdido. El padre Sc vuel-
We iuicioso. -. Esto es enternecedor
Andrea no hizo ceso de esta burla CONT
nu6:
Como no qniero deiarte la menor duda
RceTca de Ia delicadeza del senor Chambay, voy
dee1rtelo TODD. Qnien me ha prevenido hace
an momento, es Rosa.
Ne 10 explico. Rosa, "Rosa Gle Pri-
mavera, la hermosa Rosa, Ia perla de Tayer-
nay, Ia querida del gefior baron de Ferney, tn
harmana de leohe, tu 1vaguardia, ia talisman,
Rosa, esa alhaja que Sc ha perdido tratando de
salyarte Il.
Bdrlate cuanto quierss. E baron Fer.
neY ha sabido tu question con el sefor Cham.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
pASATIEMPO S.
soluoi6n : IL Charada de aver

soluoi6n Ia Charada de aver
LO-RE-NA
NOTkRlA La que On la Villa de
Aguada cargo Arroyo Buda ha pasado
de don salyaSoE Ae a Maze agisn tens
20 de echo aonce dc a de una enco dc a tar
de. v-46-25
LAURAK BAT. SALON DE BARBE-
RIA PERFUMRIA de Pedro Urbiztondo. San Francisco
"a Sc complaoe atfende parroquianos Lmpeza Prom
Eegancia En- este acreditado salon
senpre
iabones cosm6cos.
clase de perfumerfa extrana
Amabidad con los maro6antesy q pabloo general
A@RkMDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
DIos.-Cuando el empobrecimiento organl-
co aniquila el cuerpo y 81 esplritu, Sc I'M
pone devolver al sistema ner,yioso toda su
fuerza vigor; de ahfla indication espe-
ciaI del ssVino Cordial de Cerebrina de
Ulrici' conceptuado por los medicos mas
eminentes como el ssrecongtituyenteo mas
Fpoderoso y el vitalizador' mas rapido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
VIM de LoGRoNo. bodegas de Gar

VINO de LoGRoEo, bodegas de Garcia
ho Anguciana Rioa cosecha de 1862 Este exec
lene vino ha sdo 99azo En- 81 81
Idad de ooponentes prncipa!es fne deca-
Fl certifoado cue ttestigua Jas exceencas del
GOO poseen disposition qucran verlo Los
unicOs agentes suscrEen SobrnO de Iia Compana
Losprecos por cuatoas m0dcos La docena de bote
1laSV vale
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
@ H A r A D A

Elias prSma dos tres cu0rtd
Con tai les cudtro unos cuartos;
ST no das, y no aq1o.dos
Grande riesgo, es un milagro.
Si eres pobre, dos treS-cNGrtG,
De NAL talante, un agravio..
Tres cuidado, = no pretendas,
QUintG, aaoja ell temerario
Natural y propio impulse
Que ta trae enamorado,
ST no quieres que algdn dia
Venga describiendo el case
La veterana total
En- un suelto corto 8 largo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
sRv1cro ENTIRE pUERTA DE EspASA
Y pUERTA DE TERRA.

salidas de Pta de Espaha. saliaas de pta de rerfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-20
a cnRREn nE ULTRAMAR. -Peri6-

dIc0 potio0 de notioias Sc pnbca Madrid los das
2S de cada nes Precos subscription Puerto Rico Ano
Tmegtre peso 80 centavos Agen
to general San juan Puerto Rico don BenaEdino Sa4tr1o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-08
THE GRAND CONSTITUTION.

1t was announced by a Republican
paper previous to the organization of
the convention that Charles Crane of
Salt Lake or Kanogh, as il suits him
had two constitutions ready to present,
either Of Which might be adopted and
save waste OF time. Crane took early
occasion to present for adoption the
Constitution of the United States His
resolution was not accepted because it
was not in acceptable shape. But vas
this one of the constitutions he had
ready TO spring on the convention? If
so, there viii be only one left for the
consideration of the Republicans, who
are run entirely by the caucus machine
with Crane as the whipper in.
The suggestion is made that he
might just as well present his docu-
ment first as last and get done with
the whole business. But that is not
the caucus programme, and the caucus
is the convention Whatever the bosses
decide on in private caucus must be
carried out by the rank and file in
public. The committees must be put
in shape as the caucus dictates The
President is the creature of the caucus
and must carry out it's behests. So the
Crane constitution, if suitable to the
caucus, must. be presented in thesreg-
ular order and it is of no use to antici-
pate or try to rush the matter
Still. as the convention is a very e1-
DeDSiVe affair we seq mn sense in VAST
ing time if the constitution is already
prepared. Two hundred dollars and
more seems a big price for the forma-
ton Of one committee-the committee
on rules. Which made the sum of the
labors of the convention on Wednes-
day. Therefore we plead for an early
presentation of the only remaining
Crane constitution and its speedy
adoption. if the Republican machine is
prepared to pop it through. We pre-
sumo the minority can nearly as well
stomach crane as crow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-08
SHOUP GETS THERE.

The Idaho struggle is a thing Of the
past. Sweet is retired, Mcconnell is
nowhere, Clasgett is left stranded, and
Shoup goes back to the Senate The
Herald thinks the Idaho legislature
has come out of the tangle and
wrangle in the best possible way.
Sweet and his followers made a gal
liant fight. But shoup was little too
heavy for them. He had several adj
vantages over his chief antagonist and
these weighed against the latter from
the first.
The principal thing against shoup
in the start was the apparent compact
he had made with Sweet, that he would
not be a candidate if Sweet was in the
field. But when it came TO be under
stood that this was conditioned on
Sweets receiving the Republican nom
ination, which he did not fully obtain,
the prejudice created against Shoup
subsidized, and it gradually was forced
upon the convictions Of the majority
that Sweet could not get there.
The dextrous if not lily white hand
VI DOOO1Os C-puAA4AI6 Luz OHCCIs
which al first moulded affairs in his
favor eventually turned to his dis
credit. Dubois is understood in Idaho.
His ambition is appreciated. His anx-
iety that Sweet should be elected was
seen to be a ShreWd movement to-
wards his own reelection next time.
With Shoup returned. the prospects Of
=
be very dim. The north will loom up
for control of the next choice with ey-
cry likelihood of success. That means
the retirement Of Dubois when his
term runs out.
1t would have been disgrace to
Idaho if the legislature had adjourned
without electing a Senator. AND
when it leaked out that Dubois was
working for that. in the event OF
Sweets defeat it no doubt helped the
turn of the tide in the Shoup direc-
ton.
The Senatorial squabble now being
settled, there remains no excuse for
the Governor to withhold his sigma
ture longer from the apportionment
bill, which gives fair representation to
those southern counties OF the state
that have heretofore been partially
deprived OF their privileges. We look
for his approval without further delay.
The Herald congratulates Idaho on
the settlement Of the senatorial ques-
ton, and Senator Shoup on his re-
election after such a long and steady
struggle. We believe Idaho may
safely entrust her affairs to him in the
United States Senate, and feel secure
In the fact that silver will also be
warmly ehampioned at the seat Of
! national government.