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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
n. NJ. WIer. Fil,i, and Niua,

Did you ever try our famous Belfast Tea at
~ cents per poundt What would De nicer
for an Easter present than one pound OF this
famous tet. tne great bargain we have for
this week Is two cu,is OF Tine tablo peaches
Tor y cents. This is great drive IN peaches
and IS surely bargain Tor this cluss of goods
Don't forget our cent sugar aud cents per
pound applts. We Lave all kinds of pre-
serves ANA all kinds Of ielly very cheap We
Ittil nave some Maine corn at cans for -
cents left andcondenscd milk, cans Tor -
cents. blrine SOAP 10 down; the best 10 "a
cents per pound; tbs T. vcrS low; we have u
good plan SOAP at cents per pound. Did
you ever try Above All at cents n cake?
THIS s ;he name os their soap. Above Al; /;
aud II is unuve all soaps. We have that way
down country corn meal we sold so much OF
lust year bath whitss nnd yellow. Rullod
oats the best, O. ns Il pound. Goud but
ter, fresh cggS. alw ys Mt 4. Nj. MlEitS.
Fifth Hni KING streets Ct
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1905.
at IL o clock. N. charm.

a. % head of horses. TINS sale will In
@S clnde a number of heavy work
horses and line divers. business and In fact
horses for all purpt se4. They have all been
personally selected for this market they can
now he seen at the stable and ridden after or
tested in any way, nt any time previous to
dayor sale and must be represented or
money REFUNDED. Cul and look them over.
Three months credit with approved en-
dorser. Description OF horses in catalogue.
W. Z. MA ltTIN.
J.. w, StIdham & Son, AuC Al0-lIw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
TIAISS LEAVE I3ELAwAKE AVENUE
..IFp,II ISnI1ND

TRAINS LEAVE HELAwaKE AVENUE
DIroT FAST BouND
All trains illuminated With P.utsch Light.
New York. week days. 'sos u Ii. .st. 'loD
t.m. II y. . ~ - %, z n III p -.
a.s9. .5 %, Z 4. ~ y. III.
Philndei iphin GrNvcnty fourth mud Chest
ns 4 trfs'. s y Se.E S"yS 40 SG ~ % ii 45 a. M
'lss4 70. '.4a 0 70. 45a 20 %, q 30 -. l9'
Sundays, 'aol "Iz 9 s,. 6S 300, I'll 70,
j aOa. M. =. - IL. ae3, 45a '5H t51 ''9'
Pniladoiphia (Twoiuh md Market rts,,1
week days. y OK e Il. > 4! 10 4Oa. ln- - ~
sunday. = " iva q IL u! 4Oa. m., '24a '93L
C}i'ESSIER. week days. 'sol b5s. .7I7. G35
q 3D. Is q A., " JO IO 10 'lG 40, I'll - n m.,
lgb. '24g "a 81. - 3d. G3j. = a. sit. IL. III
III C. nv a. M i 5. :. ~ ] s. 465. 81. eSs
Atlantic city. week days, g Il. .laa, .24J
am su"d4ss syrsr III .,5t q : M. ~ ]'' p 'n'
BALTIMORE Af:D WASHINGTON. .4lI
:G . :, a. n'.s'ls H. 'sos aOI "a. . li.'sI1
sundays. AZ. IN. IS t7 a. M. .i2IG. .21i
igI. 7 j.. . - -s stS p IN
baltimore and Way slatIon4 Il a. ~. 80
I,ln. dhi'j.
,,Newark, bel: 4, % 41a m. .ls IG,91l
. 81. al ,, IS Is ets. II 10 p. IN. Sundays
lt. Y. y Il & M. ~ IL. Soj.'I u. 20. 20 Il,
littsnuIR IS r e. m. 'ia7 p. m- daily
Chicago % A. II. III, = "a p. NJ. daily
Cincinnati aGd II. Louis, IL III p. m. and
q 10 p. ~. daily.
New orleans via Brlstot anil ChattanooGa.
p p. IN. daily. Through sleeper TO NeW
Orleans
sipgerly accommodation. IL a. IN. iUl
tS5 and ii ~ p in.daily.
Lsndennerg accommodation. week days
il', t,a. iil., 70 aud 3 ~ y. Sundays,
tsO a. M. eip. III.
Trains leave MARKET street station Tor
New York weeiS days, - 80 a. in.
For Philadelphia. week days 70. '7n
~ H., I'll ~ a. nr. . ~ % y. sundays GaJ
H. No. lUD. b. Sl5 p. IA.
For PlttsEnrg aud Chicago, week days, . "
For Baltimore. week daps o., $50 a, m,,
s5!, 'J ~ y. IA. Sunday % p. III.
/ For Landcnecrg aud Way StRtionA waek
/ GAYS ~, 30 n. IN. ", ~ y III. SundayA
! !sE a. M. 10 .. III.
Lease Philadelphia tr,yenty- fourth and
/ Chestnut streets or " Ilmington, week days,
- q. Lii, ~ 'o H. 10 II ~ u III, l. noou u 81
j a. %. 10. 4 W. ~ -5ON, - H. g o. CD.
I = q. IS 2, So ~ ~ and IL }5 .. IN.
sunday, -, Gl5. -o u. 3JlO. I'll ~ u. tn. l!
noon. y 81 W, . 10, '4OJ. ~, ~. :, lJ '5!j.
I ~ 10 and II Ia y. III.
Leave PhiiudsIpbin (TSseITIh and Murlfe :
! strrrtsS, week dayS 'J2l = d. III ~ a. IN.
/ - So -, T. M. sundays. '5!4 = o. II 20
! 81. H.. - 40, - p. m,
! Telephone. No l9i.
ltat'js 10 Western points lower than via any
other lncs
! X. II. CAMPbhLlh uenoral Manaser
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
The In,,on,e rnN

II lsreported at Washington That jus
tice Jackson, of the Supreme Court. has
sufficiently recovered from his il!n css to
enable him to resume his seat on the
Bench, and has expressed willingness to
be.prescnt at gohearing OF the argument
as 10 the constitutonality OF the lucome
tax. 1t Is extremely desirable that The
present unsatisfactory situation should
be ended By declaration one way or the
other by the majority Of the Court upon
all the questions involved In the recent
litigation or any other that may arise / n
tho attempt to execute the inv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

II the Republicans had been successful
in electlng their whole ticket In Kent
County caring tho last election, the Speak,
er OF ihs Senate would have been a Re-
publican lnstead OF Democrat. II the
democratic registration officers had not
erased nearly one hundred Republican
voters names from tho reg slratlon. the
Democrats would not have elected one
member OF the Legislature So II Tilden
was elected President, good Rspub
can was cheated out OF the Office Of Gov
ernor Of Delaware by this Kent County
registrars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

THr next civil service examination for
c'erks and carriers in the classified postal
service Will be held on saturday, June 1st
at the post Office building corner Sixth
aud king streets. All applications should
be filed at the post oiiioe pofore May 18Th.
The limit OF age is between q years and
q years THE examinations are open to
all citizens, Republicans as well as Demo.
eats. So If you are out Of employment
hero Is chance TO try una get one under
Uncle Sam, WHO pays good wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
Tnir FnN f,r tEn Timns

There are about four hundred hand
employed at the Pullman Car Works In
our city, including men, boys and girls.
and the pay roll for the past month Of
March showed an average OF $40 for each,
making almost $4,000. This may not
seem great deal tor the heads of faml-
lies but 1t beats nothing badly. There ls
room for 1900 wUrkmen In the shopa and
IL Is unfortunate that their is not work
for that number, When we get back to
where we stood under the Mckinley tar
ID. there will be- additional work, not
withstandlng Senator Gray's predictions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
SATURDAY, APRIL 70. 1895.

DUBIIC SALEoF RoADs--will be sold ut
i public sale. at tho Hotel Ot Thomas
Lawless. near the Catholic Church on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
MISS BiGGER'S SCHOOL.

Spring term begins March II, 1895. Four
vacant seats IN Primary department.. Call at
school, 9th and King stIeets. betwesn 230
and p. IN. RACHEL ). BIGGER.
m6 Principal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15
HOOPER'S AK0OlAE r.; S::;$; $;;;$:: $:;;:;
St, Mary. Eu,t,r Baz,ar.

st. Mary's Easter bazaar Will be formally
opened in St Mary's basement Monday
evening. Father BERN lngham will maize
the opening address and press the butt on.
The ladies' will celebrate the opening OF
the bazaar by holding violet tea"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

pUBLIC SALEOF WAGONS AND HAIR
4 NtSS-Wiil he sold at public sale at tho
shops OF the subscriber. In Ccntrevilie. Del,
nu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

For ilrst.cass dysng and securing 60
to tue Delaware Dye Works. aiJ King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

- = MA ~ iNAl' ~ i'''
All the public roads and highwfys in
GhristianR Hd. for the term OF three years.
according TO tho act Of Assembly passed ut
Dover, February Il, 1913.
1tv sale TO commence Ht O'Clock y m
sharp. when conditions Will be made known
By llIr roads Commissioners.
he purchaser is required by law 10 he O
taxable inhAbitAnt oil the Hundred
All persons purchasing ruads will be re
qnrsi 10 give security Tor the faithful per-
lorInance OF duty.
WMM gltAgktN, Road Commissioners.
' nl0.5t-It-l7-rs.I9
DuHIdC 5 lLE-Thc subsrrsocr win sell at
l. public sale on her farm, i'll New Castle
hundred, hot wern Tear station AMI Ghristi-
ana village, one milo from each place.
On THURSDAY, Arltli. 2ith. 1875.
at one o'clock y ~.
the lellnwiuF properly, TO VII:
n. ) horses and colt. ! York carriage /
- = drrrlv vrh, salf IA nGcr. harrow, sulky
GtI'IvutHT -lctgh, tlasc pu'e aui yoke aud
iaun reats THUS. ouleIn1s omrntiou.
tuuiif6ol Of -tlr All sYms OF Iwcnty
pOuar-UTi uEAtr ,Esb. over t.ai alnou4t
IMrruUsEr gnIrg a tHnHHJi3 Hvte Win an
4 Nl Of corn viii he sold at ne same time
scr pusu. Mk~. pELlA SHARPE.
l.. w.st.lhan X Son, NLwtenecrs.
ulu.-tw-d li-l9-!4.-3
puH1C SALE on GOOD FURNITURE.
vii re sot1 Rt sE.JHu.u9 x Son E auction
room, III East 4lh street, on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRiLI9,
Atl o'clock,
Parlur su = walnut and oak bed room suits.
fancy tables baby CoIch extension raj les.
81 yArTs ni good "a pets, one piano out o.
EuA, uBfIrr- s. enoh stoves. antique IuTnlt urG,
sitver ttalci goul, cutlery &c, the above
goods are as eU9d as new. Persons wanting
good goods sht=uld attend tHis suIe, GOO ls
open Tor Inspection on evening before sale
aud 1aTly on morning OF ERlo.
l.. ". sIlDhAM q son. AuCts.
rhJne ij5. atJ-Id-i;-ls
lOuBfTC SALE OF COws-At farm one
i IHae vest ot Centreville. Del,
FRIDAY. APRIL 10th. 1926.
tl.s9p. m,
One car load OF extra fresh cows and
SpT.ngeTs for Z. Smith. Belden, Pa.
rAssMoRE BROS.
J @. hobinson,au n9.ts-
DUBfIO sALE-wnl be sold at public sale,
| i at the residence of Jas y. Appleby. near
stste Road station, on state Road on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. lss5
AtI2so o'olooS
| head Of horses head OF COWS. farming i'm.
ploments and many other articles not men.
Hoped. JAMES B. APPLEBL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

Nov that beef IS so high In price why
not ca. iisb2 II every houseSasper IN our
city would buy no beef whatever Tor orc
week the price would come tumb!.ug
down 80 that the dear public would make
Themselves equal TO tie zig four who
control the.beef shipping.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

A quick way to got out of tho world
vas the means Mrs Fannie Darlan, aged
u years Of brooklyn, " Y. took when
Ehe pluced one end Of rubUer tube on q
gas jet and led the other end IN her
mouth
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

lE9M present appearances there may be
battle IN Cuba. News comes from Cuba
tlat there Is a Ulg uprising in tho province
of Puerto Principle that ail laboiers, sug0r
field hands and sympathlzers are iii 6fma,
and that tuttle ia at hand that Will prob.
ably decide the fate Of Cuba, The uprls.
Ing IN Puerto Principle Is general and will
seriou 'ly aHect results, Tho troops are
dying by hundreds and those in tue
mouataIns are dying and dsseet!ug
MES and women yet I've to a good old
age, Here ls Michael Williams OF Cris,
field, Md. who celebrated his l1Jtu birth.
day on Saturday, When seen no was the
very pictlre OF health. He was standing
over wood plIo, ak IN hand, shirt sleeves
rolled up, With Gay ripo IA his mouth,
looking as happy ns 100. year Oh uag
could possibly look
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

NEssRs. ladmsn and Hickman have had
some OF the1r product shipped to Engmnd
This firm is one OF the lat"sJ IL tho Held IN
our city, and Is alreldy doing Dig busl.
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-15

SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 1906 night.
For Cape Charles, old Point Comfort
and Norfolk 12.0l night.
For Mi1dletown. Clayton, Dover, Wy
omng, Felton. Harrington, Bridgcyille,
Seatord, Laurel, and Delmar 1901 night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
IN OLD TIME FORM.
The Nameless Players Have Evidently
Braced Up.

The Nameless Players Have Evidently
Braced Up.
On the Musee alleys last night the
Nameless team took three games from
the Riversides. The members of the
former club started the season with
poor work, but braced up last night,
Campbell and Carenbauer especially
making excellent strings. In the sec
ond game two of the Riverside play
ers fell below the 100 mark. The
scores.
First iversides-Thiers 112,
Hickman 149, Merriman 1872, Kettler
ia. Creighton 125, Blind 100; total 752
Campbell '126, Atkinson
1876, Welty $50, Riddle las, Carenbauer
1876. Bowlin 1872; total S07.
Second game - versides-Thiers
lat. Hackman 162, Merriman 9S, Kett-
Ter 147, Creighton 109, Blind SO; total
762.
Nameless-Campbel 140. Atkinson
127, Welty 100, Riddle 1S9, Carenbauer
1T, Bowlin $50; total $40.
Third game - Riversides-Thiers
125, Hickman 127, Merriman 115, Kett-
Ter 129, Creighton 124, Blind 1OS; total
72S.
Nameless-Campbell 1S9, Atkinson
121, Welty 1874, Riddle lat, Carenbauer
III, Bowlin 100; total S62.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
SPORTING MATTERS.
WARM WEATHER CAUSES A
GENERAL AWAKENING
OF interest Among Ball Players.
The Comming Boxing Bout
Bowling and Other
Matters.

The warm weather of the past few
days has caused a general awakening
OF interest among the amateur ball
players, and Wheeling will have more
strong teams this season than ever
before Every commons in the city
has been marked off with a diamond,
and a perusal of the Registers col
umns shows that the future Glass
cocks and Kellys and Ansons are al
ready at work.
There is nothing especially new
with reference TO the Interstate sit
uation Encouraging reports come
from all the League cities, and the in
dications point TO very successful
season. Manager Barrow, of the
Wheeling team, is expected down from
Pittsburg this week, when the plans
for the grounds will be approved, and
the contract let. The grand stand will
be erected in accordance with the
plans already outlined in the Regis
ter
The question of placing a street
railway switch at or near the grounds
has not yet been settled, but this is a
matter of trifling importance, and will
not interfere with the progress of the
work upon the grounds. Manager
White is still looking after material
for the club, and the players already
signed are in daily practice. Nal
colin, of this city, viii be given a
trial in the pitchers box, and a Mar
tins Ferry player will so behind the
bat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
Results at Nashville.

Nashville. Tenn, April About
2 600 neople attended the opening day
at Cumberland Park, and the Sp1I'
was good. Betting was rather llght'
weather perfect and track in good con-
dition. First, purse, six furlongs, Moi
lie B.. liam. Second, purse, four fur-
longs Vesper. :49A. Third, Green
brier stakes. one mile, Prime Minis
ter. 1:41%. Fourth, selling, nVe ana
a half furlongs, Anna Mayes, l:O972'
Fifth. selling ,one mile, Tom Elmore'
/ .43& Sixth, five and half furlongs,
Leonell, 1:OS$l. -,
Following are the entries at Nash
Vile for April 2: First, y mile, sell
ing Trifucial 81, Collins, Elano 81
Snringtime SO, Tramp, Minnie Lee 10l
Miss Lilly 102, Toano 1O9, Second, =
selling. VirginiteS7, Eqbation 9S,
Shunag Belle 80, Miss Perkins, Pea
bodv 101. Darwin Wedgewood los, lea
Set 1O5. Billy S. 1906 Third, 3, Peilas
95. Curator 100, st. Maxim 1O6, ALBANIA
Bow 100. Fourth, selling, Signora u
EQUATOR. Suma 100, Ia Ia, Abbess Fu-
gitiye 1O2. Uncle Jim, Lay On lO5
Oakview, lie Grande 1O2, Our Maggie
104 Lonsdale 1O5, Peabody lO6, Tom
Gilmore los. Fifth, ", 2-year-olds
Cassie Neil, Sapphire, Amanda, Mary
Revenaugh, Flulle, Mary Temple
Mary Neil, MADEIRA, Willie shannon
105
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

ever. and of which the foregoing are
mere onshoots. are the State machine
with its organ. the Wheeling lhteili-
gencer. on the one hand and on lhe
other the rest Of the Republican party
which is at present without an oineiai
head OF an organ, but which proposes
to have both in the near future ana
which is unalterably, tixedly and oit-
terlv opposed 10 the Intelligencer ana
its CLIQUE. The latter, whose base oil
operations is Mr.. Elkins's pocketbook,
has the party machinery and the pub
lie ear lust at present but this viii
not be for long. for the Edwards-Mor-
ris wing of the party did not draw
their daggers on Col. Hart and the In
tellfeencer at the late session Of the
Legislature for nothing. If it is not
already settled that a brand-new Re
publican state organ in opposition TO
the IntelIigencer is to be established in
this city arrangements have come near
enough to that point at the present
time 10 scare our esteemed neighbor
out Of a years circulation, as witness
its recent pitiful appeals for harmony
and repeated assurances Of its distin-
guished consideration to the rest of the.
party and that the late legislative i'm
broglio was nothing more than little
friendly Overlapping match. The In
telligencer. which. holding on TO FL
kins's coat tails. started out to do the
political autocrat act, finds itself sud
denly without dominion or subjects
to lord it over and is now figuring
where it is "at" If our neighbor had
it to do over again the school-book
scandal and Speaker Edwards's meth
DDS would probably pass without COM
ment in its columns. We haven't
heard the last echo of that resolution
Of censure yet, by any means.
IL is too late to surrender-it is
victory or death-and compromise is
not to be thought Of 1t will be war
Of determination, for it involves far
more than the mere spOils Of office,
and the leaders Of the warning factions
Will neither ask nor give quarter.
The people have been treated to a
thoroughly Republican legislature;
and in due time they will be RECALLED
by a Republican State convention Of
wrangling politicians thoroughly i'm
bued with the belief that everything
in sight belongs henceforth to the
Republican party. If the people by
that time are not thoroughly sick Of
Republicanism their political stom-
achs are stronger than We believe
they are.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
ANTI-rONINE Is ALL RIGHT.

The antitoxine treatment of diph-
liberia has been attacked, defended,
and tried and tested a sufficient period
to have it's standing and merits pretty
well settled and established by this
time
After the first flush of the new dis
covery had passed and cases of failure
began to be heard Of. it was confidently
prophesied that a reaction would set in
which would eliminate in as great
fascO for the Behring serum as for the
discredited Koch lymph. A black-eye
is given 70 this prophecy. however. by
the statistical record Just published by
DR.. Eicherich. of Gratz, who reports
that out of eighty-seven cases he used
the new remedy in fifty-one-that is.
in all that were severe-and that only.
five Of these patients died. This is
mortality of only Al per eent-less
than half the death rate in previous
trials Of the new remedy. The use Of
the serum at the Charlie Hospital,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
THE CITY AND THE LIGHT QUESTION.

THE CITY AND THE LIGHT QUESTION.
Al a joint meeting Of the Council
COMMITTEES on Lights and the Gas
Board last evening the view of the
causes which led up TO the present
financial difficulty of the gas works
given by the Register the other day,
was adopted. The gas works finances
show a balance Of $4,000 on the
wrong side, due to the great inroads
the private electrical corporation has
made or the ciUy's gas business, which
is still rapidly diminishing in favor of
the private concern.
It was resolved that but one thing
remained for the city to do to protect
its gas works and electric street light
ing plant, namely, to manufacture and
sell electric light itself as it proposed
to do when the present street lighting
plant was built
Hence, it wassresOlyed to ask COun-
Gil to appoint a special committee to
report upon the ACCESSIBILITY Of pur-
chasing the Wheeling Electrical Com
pany's plant and transferring the bust
ness to the city as provided by law.
Since the city two years ago allowed
the matter 10 fall through the gas
works finances have gone from bad to
worse until the city is now forced to
take prompt and definite action Of
some kind. either to dispose of the
lighting business altogether so far as
the municipality is concerned or to
place it upon a self-sustaining basis,
which can be done only by manufac-
turing and selling electric light to
consumers.
II the latter course be decided upon
the city will undoubtedly be able not
only to recoup itself but materially
reduce the price of electric light. The
city has allowed the most splendid op-
portunities for increasing its revenues
to slip away, however, through its de-
lay in making up its mind to take this
step. For instance, Benwood and
Fulton would have bought light from
the city, which would also have sup
piled all of Pleasant Valley and the
Park and Elm Grove, to say nothing
Of the numerous large business houses
in the city that have since put in their
own private electrical plants, which
would have preferred to buy from the
city. which could furnish the light at
cost
1t is a serious crisis that confronts
Council. which should meet the situa-
ton with its very best judgment and
take prompt, decisive and thorough
action in the premises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

There is a kilkenny cat time ahead
in West Virginia Republican politics
if certain ferociOusly determined and
lively gentlemen. whose pockets are
bulging with old and new scores that
cry aloud for settlement to the last
drop Of blood. live until the next Re
publican State convention.
In fact. there is a split in the Re
publican party-an ugly. deep, jagged,
yawning split-whieh no man in the
ranks of the &. o. p. in West Virginia
is big enough to straddle. Neither
can it be filed up, for the bottom drop
ned ont of IL at the late session Of that
deleotable body of Odoriferous men,
orv. the first Republican Legislature
in West Virginia in twenty-five
wears" though the split, proper, anti
dates that session considerably, Re
nuhlican ascendency having been the
condition required to bring the antas-
opistic forces into battle array for
open hosti!ities.
The ball viii open when the time ar
,.;ves 70 nominate a State ticket, and
after the ball is over what is left Of
pe,rblican harmony might wander
sor ages on the point Of a needle with
,r+ coming in contact with anything.
rronbls began with the Doodle cam
D.irn Of Eldns for the United States
senatorship and his slavish and bung-
a. oroan the Wheeling IntelhSencer,
.,..,.o,.oted matters until the sore was
-. NV choking of with autOcratic
...ro.spce all the other candidates,
80, refusing their friends the barest
1oorinc though beyond the machine,
which Elkms controlled absolutely
a., most influential men in the Repub-
loan marty and the great majority Of
.he rank and file were strongly OPP
..o8 ~ the political carpet-bagger
+rom New Mexico, whose sole claim to
RECOGNITION in this State has been his
-soi+n However. Elkins, personally,
...,, ,o+sbe the bone Of contention in
-he next State convention. He has
,,agged the plum and knows that he
ran NOT do better than lie low for a
sDeu and keep as far away from the
-. his fool friends have stirred up as
certain Republican from
- rirst district who has a bad case
S... ohio head" and possesses a bar
- match wanted the United States
e,.,.+o.sbip himself. He wanted 1t
-. and could only be persuaded
go, LAYING violent hands on 1t by the
--an,iss Of the nomination for Gov
49, Rut the aforesaid Senator is
- known outside Of his home in
T,beei,na and while his barrel viii be
.on,s,.s,l argument for his nomina-
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