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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-04
CHAPTER VII

Daylight at last, but the sun IS hidden
in banks of dripping mist. Daylight
wan and chill and comtortless, and the
blearv lamps still smoke and flicker
abo1t the parade. Daylight, yet with
ont one spark of giadness. Even the
birds middle IN the shelter of the autumn
foliage. now 50 crisp and brown, and not
SO much as chirp Is heard. All around
the biz quadrangle night lamps are stll
srlow within the shaded windows, tell
ing Of sleepless vigil, Of pallid checks
and tear dimmed ewes. Only In the bar
racks of the men or the lively deas OF
the bachelor subalterns 10 the windows
blaze. uncurtained, undismayed. There
no silently weeping wives. no cllnglng,
robbing little ones. CRYING because
mamma cries yet little dreaming for
what cause. 10 thought Of ~ hat VIII
come 10 these should | never return:
daunt the spirit Of the soldier. There
all voices are ringing with eaSefness,
even exultation, rs the mcn brace on
their woven cartridge belts and toss over
their bravnv shoulders carblne sings
and the straps of canteen and haversack,
and then come streaming forth upon the
galleries muffied to the chin in the blue
cavalry overcoats.
Out on the parade the trumpeters are
gathered Uader the moist folds Of the
flag. awaiting the signal 10 sound las
sembly," and now the band comes
marching in through the morning mist,
and the adjutant strides forth from the
Office door. Merrily. briskly the stirring
peal bursts from the bells Of the brazen
irumpets. Promptly the blue oYereoats
leap into ranks. Sharply they face -
the left. and the stern voices OF the ser
geauts can be heard calling the rolls
the "here." "here," OF the men respond
ing in animation and hilarity sometimes
so marked as to call forth a frown OF re-
buke. The troop commanders and their
subaiterns have hastened 10 their COM
pany grounds The major has just
come forth from his dimly lighted hall
and is joined by the colonel at the gate,
and now, slowly, these two are pacing
out to the parade. On many OF the veT-
andas eiln feminine forms, mantled IN
heavy shawl or cloak, have gathered IL
the gloom. Some can he seen fitting
ghostlike through the mist, seeking
comfort and sympathy in the society OF
a near neighbor equally bereaved.
Brewster turns one longing glance az
the porch of the majors quarters, but
no one is there.
Again, quick and spirited, asthoughde de-
fying the elements, the trumpets peal the
adjutani's call; the band bursts into the
martial rhythm of lively quickstep, and
then the dripping. moisture laden morn
ing air rings with the words Of command.
as. in full ranks, the four troops come
swinging out upon the turf and all the
roadway around the parade fills up with
other light blue overcoats, those Of troop
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Words of Wisdom.


\ cool head and Il warm heart should
go together.
Courage not controlled by prudence
is fOolishness.
The, light we do not walk in will
soon leave US.
There are no toilgates on the H. gh-
way of holiness.
UDless we first look up, we will Lot
do much lifting up.
The man who chases bubbles n -
has any time 10 rest.
A cry is what the heart says
the lips cannot speak.
The most respectable sinners are ~.
most dangerous ones.
The man who is ruled by his feelings
cannot walk straight.
1t costs more TO be proud than it
does TO &c generous.
He is the greatest man who does
most for his fellow men.
A better thing than being giant is
not To be afraid of one,
Try TO give pleasure, and you viii
receive more than you give.
1t is folly TO seek happiness while we
are unwilling 10 be good.
a lie il about the meanest thing that
ever crawled out OF the pit.
How it must puzzle the angels to see
a preacher looking for an easy place.
The millennium would be here now
if all lived up 10 what we demand from
others.
Ifsome people would do more think
ing, their tongues would get more rest.
The man who undertakes to get a
living by his wits would have more
regular supply Of bread if he would
depend more on his muscle.-Ram' .
Horn.
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Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract: 81
have no hesitation in recommending
DIR. Kings New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvellous in the
case of my wife. While | was pastor
of the Baptist Church at Rives Junction
she was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it
seemed rs if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DIR.
Kings New Discovery; it was quick
in its work and highly satisfactory in
results" Trial bottles free at J. y.
Snyder's drug store, Somerset, Pa, or
at Brallier's drug store, Berlin, Pa
Regular size soc. and Sl.00.
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The Cat Couli Swim.

y striking instance of maternal de-
voiion is reported by the San Francisco
Chronicle.
While the steamer Saturn wa in
port the pet cat of the seamen had a
litter of kittens which she installed
amid the freight on the wharf. Sail
ing day came, and the steamer, on her
wa to Liverpool, was about 200 yards
from the pier when the cat realized
what was going on. She was leaving
her kittens behind her to starve.
She jumped overheard, SWAN back
to the wharf, climbed a pile, and drip
ping with water ran To her babies.
The freight clerks saw her, and the
crew of another steamer gave her and
her progeny excellent quarters.
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CHAPTER VII.

Letters from the front, What joy
and comfort they bring.-for every
writer seems bent on convincing the
anxious ones st home that there Is no
danger and little discomfort, after all.
Te'egralns and brief notes have been
failing IA ever sIucc the departure OF
the regiment, but now the two bat
talioTs are reunited under Farquhar's
command; they have got shaken down
into a species of winter cantoament
with goodly number Of colnrade troops
and troopers from the threatened de-
partment. The weather has not been
unusually severe thus far Men and
horses stood the trip admirably, and no
body growled at stiffened fingers and
red noses and benumbed feet as they rode
in long column from the railway 10 the
agency, and, now that fuel has been
lugged up in abundance and fur caps
and blizzard coats are cOsaing and the
Indians lowering about the camps seem
deeply impressed with tho numbers and
readiness of the white soldiers and all
promises well, the letters grow longer
and more frequent.
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ers and footmen. who wish with all thei:
hearts it was their turn to go-that
they. too. belonged TO the First battalion.
In moment the ine is formed: the car
Dimes snap into the barred left hands as
arms are presented: Berrien leaves the
colonel's side AID takes post in front
of the center, touches his cap IN ac-
kmOwledgmeat Of the salute aid whips
ont his own battle worn blade. No
speech making here. Right forward,
fours right" rings the order, and then,
arms at right shoulder. band and tsuln-
peters leading, Berrien's men, with
quick. elastic step, with swing and life
and ja1ntiness in every stride. march
square away across the parade. heading
for the road in front Of Farquhar quar-
ters. The trampets strike up their ner-
II. lively peal. With one simultaneous
crash the carbines are brought 10 the
carry, and Berrien lowers his saber III
salute to the gray haired colonel, whose
eyes ill and who bares for the momen'
MS handsome head as he notes the spir
ited bearing of the men,
and now the head of column has
reached the road and turns 10 the left.
and now the trumpets cease and the full
band bursts into martial song and all
along the row women are waving hand
kerchiefs wet with tears. even though
many are sob6iRg as though their hearts
would break, and little children are
perched on the gallery ratings. shouting
an shrill treble their goodby 10 papa.
who turns one brief glance. perhaps the
very last on earth. and big lump rises
in many husky threat and stern eyes
are dimmed with unwGnted tears, and
sfod aloTc knows the secret thoughts
that go surginS through the soldier
brain. the never ceasing whisper Of that
sill. small voice. "What-what viii bc
their fate if | am iakens' God alone
can hear, God alone can know the
humility. the pite0us pleading in the
mGtfered prayer that floats 10 him on
high. "Oh, guard and protect them. and
If it be thy will IN thy good time restore
the father to his helpless little ones.
"a. it is one thing TO go forth to fight
for an imperfect country. for an in
s-l.ed flag, TO stake life and fortune
AL hope 10 guard the beloved ones at
fhs fiTeside. sad TO feel that one IS bat
tlssg for them. for their honor, peace
aad future prosperity.
But il Is a thing far different 70 he
torn from loving arms and the smiles
and sunshine in the little faces. the pratt
ting and kisses Of baby lips, II face
gear afts. year savage -, knowing
full well that, defeated, only death can
he the soldiers fortune; that, victorious,
the only reward viii be permission TO
sink back TO the station whence one
came. 1t is the conquered Indian who
rides in triumph 10 the nations capital
and learns how great and good thing
j. il to take the warpath every other
year. Ii is all well enough for the young
officers. the young troopers. 10 laugh and
cheer. Il is the husband and father
among the seniors. the old campaigncr
Ii the rank and iiie-men who have beer
through many and many bloody fight
within some twenty years OF national
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The Cautious Expert.

Ii is a queer circumstance that the
longer a man has ridden bicycle the
more he disirusts il. When he began
ne WIS AL confidence and enthusiasm.
lie rode fast up hill and down and had
no fear of coasting. But after year or
two and several apparently unavoida-
bic accidents he begins TO think his
"bike' dangerous He still rides.
There is the same pleasure in a morn
ing or evening spin on n good road
when the air is cool and one feels that
he ''has the world i'm a sling" But
there is with the old rider cautious
reserve and an absolute avoidance of
coasting that the novice cannot under
stand. An expert talking 10 a New
York Herald reporter uses this very
same language: 81 think a bicycle is
much more dangerous than horse. A
rider may forget all about his horse
and go jogging along for miles without
any harm; but the moment you take
your attention of your wheel you are
liable to the worst kind of an accident.
I've ridden wheel in ell parts OF the
world, and I've never yet found new
riders careful. The moment they learn
how to run the wheel around the in
struciion hail they think they know
ali about it. They wait until they Ve
had an accident and then they beein
to learn" Ii is not meant to be
affirmed that there is 40 sGch thiB- -
safe riding, if one chooses his time,
place and grades wisely. Far from L.
The wheel is a blessing to many who
without it would se, 10 proper pfysi-
cal exercise. But, ike otiier things,
it has IFS peculiar dangers, which
should be taken into account by the
beginner.
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Tvo Valuable kriehIs.

1. \ physician cannot be always had.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
Bruises and Burns occur often and
sometimes when least expected. Keep
handy the friend OF many households
and the destroyer Of all pain, the
famous Red Flag Oil, . cents.
,. Many a precious lie could be
saved that Is being faciscd 10 death
with that terrible cough. Secure a
good nights rest by investing p cents
for y bottle of PaH-rina, the great
remedy for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption.
Bottles Of pi.a-Tina sold ~ G.. w.
BeafsTa's drug store.
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Re NEnf TO TELL YOU
Wy Ycgr Back Is Lamc-Why 70
AoieS and Pains, and How
to Cure II.

DC you know what it is to have back
That Is Fever free from aches and con-
slant pain, a lame back, sore back, an
aching back. in fact a back that makes
your life burden? What have you done
fJr i? And docs it still keep you from
Ike happiness that perfect health brings
ipsI? We know full well if such is your
condition a cure for it will be blessing
you no doubt desire. Plasters won't
do II. but may assist in bring
ing strength. Liniment won't do
It; for. while it may give temporary
relief. it does not reach the cause. The
cause, there's the point; there's where to
Eiake the attack. Most backaches come
from disordered kidneys, therefore, you
uust correct their action if you would be
cured. People are daily tes,ifying that
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure bad
bac.,s."
People in Pennsylvania, people right
here At home, see what Mr.. ]. V. Bloud.
a Washington citizen, says. Mr.. B!oud
can always be found at the clothing store
II 5. ]. Ka;zerstein, No. 9 y. Main
street; said he TO our representative: six
years ago / became severely afflicted with
kidney disorder; was compelled to take
treatment for it and firally got to feeling
wei. again. continued in very good
heaiih sooat six months ago. when
co;i'iznosa 10 have pain III the It S,on
0! the kidneys. 1t grew worse, and
suffered very much from Il. A dull,
Cnawirg pain never seemed to leave me.
! got box of Doan's Kidney Pills at
Vowel's drug store. Their eject on my
case was traly magical; with only half
box tbs terrible pain in my b@cS was
gone. Doan's Kidney Pills is a grand
remedy and take pleasure i'll enGo sirs
IT. No praise could give the pills can
oe greater than they merit"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by ali
dc f.-rs. price so cents. ML;iei 10y Foster
Mi!'u-- -. Eua-.o. y. ". sole a:;,,:.is
Cr t.:e U. ..
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& fe - days Use

of Pineola Balsam and the danger Is
past. Il i the right thing for coughs.
Better than any home mixtures. Better
than any other medicine whatever for
tldt cough-:hat tearing, sleep-killing,
aiIAiety-bree,;ing, dangerous cough.
sly PineOla Balssm cures sore throat,
and IS quick and sure in ail bronchial
affections. Il will relieve the cough at
once. It makes breathing much
easier and the spasms less severe in
cases OF asthma. Price - cents.
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Proud Sisters.

IL is always pleasant to see sister
radiantly happy over her brothers
success. An exchange reports an in
stance:
"May-"Just think, Bob is playing
on the Yale football team ~
"Clara-''That's jolly. What is he,
half-back or quarterback ~
May-"Neithcr. He's a drawback.
Charley Pruyenne says he's the great
est draw buck the team ever had"
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I'VE are doing first rate, Bess DEAR"
wrote Berrien, --and all are hopeful that
with the surrounding of the big band OF
hostiles in the Bad River valley the
most uncertain feature of the business
IS at an end. If they can be quietly
Eer6ed IN to the reservation and induced
TO give mp all their arms and ponies,
there will be no further trouble. The
health and spirit of the regiment are ex-
cellent, and, while hope no emergency
viii arise. can bet that if there should
be 4 shindy the Twelfth will give good
account of itself. Farquhar keeps Us On
the alert and there is no rusting. Cor
ham has joined from leave, so that
Brewster, TO his infinite disgust | doubt
not. has had 10 fall back to second place.
He and Rolfe are about the only gloomy
spirits in the command. and Of Brewster
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Deaf Two Years, Restored

Ny grand daughter Ethel Moore
had been very deaf for two years, every
cold making her worse, until she could
hear only very loud conversation. She
also had catarrh Of the nose and throat.
DR.. Sadler, S04 Penn Avenue, Pitts
burg, began to treat her in June, 1894,
and in two months had her completely
well. Ii is now over year and her
throat and head are still perfectly clear,
and her hearing as good as ever.
ROBERT SMITH,
S:ene Tavern, 35th Ward.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
DIR. Sadier will return from his
vacation, Dee. 18th. Take advantage
Of the Holiday Excursions TO visit him.
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To Fit the Case.

81 wish you would give me name
for a new brand of butter" said a dali
ryman to a customer.
Certainly" answered the customer,
''if if is like the last you sent me,
would suggest Samson"
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Annihilated.

lie feeling his way to a knowledge
OF her accomplishments)-"Can you
darn stockings, Arabelia?n
Sine with distant frigility)-"I
don't expect TO marry Il .nan VIII"
needs to wear darncd stockings. y
Illustrated BITS
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Rheumatism and Nervousness.

Bakersville, Pa, Nov. II, 1851
was troubled with nervousness and
rheumatism and suffered with severe
colds. | have used several bottles Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and it has strength
enej me great deal and | d. not
cough - much ard do not suffer as
much with rheumatism. Miss Lizzie
81 Shauiis.
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CHATTER I-Nita Guthrie II ,Isli, LOUIS sii,.
l. siSiriu.. the family OF surgeon hoi1el, ~ az
=, 80. rssa Twelfth cavalry IN Aii~oil.,'
.-.,, -. "a. u.ls..E oi lis Iweiiaii- pro
-. - : r,-facied An old iONs .li---if i ~ ~
1he s..v Nina sWooaS over some Al! !. -. - 80
r5iia., ON the eve of her depariSfS -, ioi
\, ,,nr I-Anar Mia leaves camp III M -.
an rri,s to unesTih the mystery oi hei '. NoD.i-
a., snS,.rt-;S that sergeant Ellis, a feceht M u
- - : saa-l with a history. had soiiiS
,..,f,..rion with IL iII-lieui'ii,aol Neiis
ls.,r.i..r asloi ,r Gfii -eT ol tlc Nol'.l, : =.
I,,,. Win Ni.siirel ls.-llcii, iiie dtuSi'tS. ' ~
Mas,sr Bersieu. captain 1soiic isiis ,t. utoii
,1i.l,,,o mai anotiler woman ci;,iins b4es- ~,
S.. -, ..fd Mr., n movies. q married mr.
f,r, ! nearby town. ma iles q scene v y y "a y
80 Id which MajOr Barrier ana " hi-.,.l a., a.
,,,siili,si and Indignant N-iseiore j. 1 49,
-, ,-.,lojn 10 y inifred about the hi.vNte W.
Nvoulan his troop Is ordeSed 10 nl;-fSn - - -
1he sioux Indians in Dakota \ a aisso' . 10
4fen hears some gossip about breNs 10
f5,.,. =. Mr. knowles ana bars the IoNei "N'
fr,,-a !. u,rting word with MIniired-
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Asthma, Hay Fever

and kindred ailments absolutely cured
by a newly discovered specific treat
ment sent by mail. Pamphlet with
references, mailed free. Address,
Worlds Dispelsary Medical Associ-
alton, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, y. Y.
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CoIan6rumS.

Vvh, is 2 houzc i:sa a bird? When
q, .ss ...a i..,-- ai'-,!'.
tl-H - Sou G.. .,.r-e "a mods. with
Rom ndIn1f---. y aaiiH- Is
;-.a'a'a ,1...ya.sr5a.
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For earache, put a couple of drops of
Thomas Eclectric Oil on a bit of cotton
and place it In the ear. The pain will
stop in few moments. Simple enough,
isn't il?
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The attachments of mere mirth are
but the shadows of that true friend
ship of which the sincere affections of
the heart are the substance Burton.
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EASTWARD.

For rates maps, &c, call on Ticket Agents or
address ThOs. +. Watt, 7. A. W. D., 10 Fifth
Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
:. NJ. Provost, j. r. Wood.
Gen1 Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
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\ German Antarctic expedition
has been decided upon and $4,000
marks allotted to it. 1t will consist of
two vessels. viii lest three wears, and
VIII stnr. so0!n Com KergIcIen's
Ianh.
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Underdraining makes the land warm
er by decreasing the evaporation, and
so plakes it earlier.
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Eooa's ills cure all liver Ills.
Ther Claim 10 wisdom.

Fathers woald be just a lazy as their 1
boys if the woTid hadn't pounded into /,
them tie knowledge that they must 1
work or stgIye.-AtctisOa Globe.
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Governor Stone, Of Missouri, re-
Gently commissioned as notary public a
member of the Order of Sisters of
Charity, in st. Louis.
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e: \: IS: ;;;:::; i. kHEUMATISm
s:.. ST. JACOBS OIL :s:
It Takes Nine of Them.

Featherstone-'I should think you
would make some effort to pay your
tailor bills, old man." Travers (indig-
nantly)-"I never owed a man for
clothes in my life" Featherstone-
"What do you mean by that?'' Ira
vers-"I mean that / have accounts
with only eight tailors."-Dctroit Free
Press.
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DIRECTIONS
for using
Cream Balm.

Apply q particle OF
ths Fan we'll up
iatO the nostri'S.
After "A moment
draw strong breath
through the nose.
Use three times a
day.afiermeels pre-
ferrg d, and before
retiring.
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PfrrsBURd KELLEY INSTITUTE.

No. 42i6 Fifth Avenue,
restores to them all their powers mental and
physical, destroys the abnormal appetite, and
restores them to the condition they were in be
fore they INDUCED in stimulants. This has been
done in more than 1900 cases treated here, and
among them some of your own neighbors, TO
whom we can refer with confidence as to the
absolute safety and efficiency of the Kelley Cure.
The fullest and most searching investigation Is
invited. Send for pamphlet giving fun infornar
lion. -
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THE KELLEY CURE

Is q special boon to business men who. having
drifted unconsciously into the drink habit and
awaken TO find the disease Of alcoholism fastened
upon them, rendering them unit TO manage sf-
fairs requiring clear brain. A four weeks
course Of treatment at the
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EASTERN STANDARD TIaE.
IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1895.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
WESTWARD

Trains arrive and depart from the station at
JOhnstown a follows:
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Soldiers Secret
Rv cautsin CHARLES KING. q. S. 4

downright, lses. by J. B. Lippincoit company,
and published By special arrangement Win
them-l
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E.ly's Cream BALM
opens and ci"anses
the Nasal Passages
Ailays Pain and in
iamInation,;iea a
brane from Colds. X
and smell. The ia
and gives relief at
Druggists or by mai.
ELY BROTHERS.,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-06
SLAP AT A SENAI OR.
Result Of His Attitude Regarding
the Hawaiian Question,

PIERRE Is. d., February l4.-To-
day, by vote OF the Republicans in
the House except seven, a resolution
indorsing Senator Pettigrew's stand
for free silver coinage was beaten
without debate. On Saturday the
House received a telegram from Mr..
Pettigrew congratulating it on the
passage OF memorial which was
afterward killed, and which advo-
Gated the free coinage OF silver. A
motion at that time to send an &C.
acknowledgement by telegram was
beaten. To- day Colvin, a Populist,
introduced resolution acknowledge
ing the telegram and approving Mr..
Pettigrew's course upon the silver
question and pledging the members
to support him in his future efforts
for the good OF the common peo-
pie"
As soon as this resolution was
called up Herrick, one OF the Repub-
lican leaders, moved to table it, and
the motion carried by a vote OF t5
to Il. This is regarded here as a
direct and intentional slap at the
Senator, who was unanimously re-
elected three weeks ago, and is due
to his desertion OF his party collea-
CUES on the Hawaiian matter.