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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
4 TRIP FR1UGHT WITH PERIL.
I,XFOREsEEN ENCOUNTERS THAT ARE
NET or THE WAY TO CONEY ISLAND
PASSENGERS MADE TO CHANGE AFTER BOARDING.
THROUGH CARS. AID TO PAY TWO
FARES WHILE oN THE NASSAU
ROADS FTVE-CENT ROUTE
ROADS FIvE-CENr ROUTE


IT,. .ro,hleS ~ A parry OF newspaper mon who
..,,,.c, ~ &c, 10 Couey Island and back on
Friday night according TO the schemes adF"r'se'
by the Nassau Electric Railroad wound FORM a
pref,v chapter in story OF tour a''~h' '"r
world The party started from tu'toH-7'' anu
Boerum Pace on car when Wa p''
,r,,,h-ave and Coney Island" and. after setilns
locomotives comfortably IN a sat and paying their
,a,es proposed 20 take IN The beauties 81 rue
nm A,l,nf,c-ave and under the driplng' OF 'Ae
I,l,h-ave Il" 20 Coney Island tn HA'-uo@""
loving couples IN the car Afforded some "i'".T
men. and served 20 d.vrrt attention 'F''" INC
,.cu,ar rocking. rolling motion. which on o,h-r
-. ,,-,luc.s I'M, nausea known As s~assck-
- Arrived a; what IS known az the BARN Fli'n-
40 and ,rn.r;v-sev IN h-<t.. the car came I"
sudden halt ana The conductor sung ou'' a" ON,
hcr.. change for Coney sand. Tax" the ''r""'u
car" . "a,
.,.,.i ,,r coucy Island You advertise 20 run your
c,rs ,hrough why done you 10 a. YOU agree!
Tho only satisfaction h. received was We '""
our cars according to orders ..,.,,,
81 everybody climbed out. including the young
couple. and made = dash FOR the car ahead' VIZ"
was already crowded All succrsdsa ~ trre.manScr
Of the lily IN island " A. mtnr i6ey Would
xet on car hat w-at through wiiho1' , Sh,1rss;
they a@kcl The condueior, Does '''7 90" ''''
,hr9nshf ,,,v, answered me onic.al We never
know where "A car Is g,.ns t.l we - ~ ~ ~
Il, 80, our orders there t., ,,.,, %.
Arrived A. the barn the same eARer'.,nr5 49,, car
u. -e,iy l..,deI 20 - utmos, caPac.iy anu n no.
ano.her passenger could grt on Inc sne'i r,oT
49,. forcad 10 walt uEt another car came Wy .'o,,,
NE sand Luckily they zucceedsd IN sstnns h s
sniS N"' ~ an ,rnru The Stand Fare was De
nrUrmffi and the party insisted they had p1il one
- ard IN ,nis they We're coTroDoFht'u ny '1'e
caandu%,or who brought them mp. and was 10" Oh
hls way home. ,. o, 80, 40 conductor
d, cnSrge OF IN. car. Il Nrow my OFT, a?
yo,,r fare or yet of The company gets 's '"o"'S'
IN" entire party. rather than create o's'"'"-
once paid ,he!r fares unier proifS TO-. ..,,.,,
trness s1mcth mS - done 10 smi.iy uot'! 'taNa
O., s rurnoroJ thai professional guides VIII soon uc
"a necessary ms they are ~ me Alps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
.IOURNEAY AND BURNHAM.

you any harm, shall no, tell anybody ~
and you need not mention IL 70 the girls. y
great temptation. and II you return the n, -.
now, you shall get your months vag.. pa. ~. ~
iree 70 leave The house. Charlotte / mpr q
clothes" '-' 'us' opeiE IA
me slr!s trunk was searched and thu nj, -
not found. but later II vas discovered !, 80 80. u
p.ac", where' II was asserted. the plan,is .-1
there was no malice In the accusation We ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
TO SECURE 4 NEW i"
MIR oREu.1Y rNrlMArEs THAT HIS cIi'''
NOT FAIRLY TREATED 4. nj.

NOT FAIRLY TREATED. -.
James WALSH. marine was co"' Nav IS Of
County cour, before Judge Aspinaii =" and d
an ATTEMPT az assault IN the hra .,. o,Re.ny.
abduction. Yesterday his counsel Nasr,.Acs,e d
moved before Justice Clement for sa "a sppsa
reasonable doubt. stating that he "''' - ,su year
tho case. Wash had been sentehV'u anauctoa
for the assault, ard to hve years 'or s"e nroot saa
Mr.. O'Re,.ly said that there was ~. Ua The Judge
Walsh committed the graver offence anu .,sv,d ths
refused TO charge the Jury that II tney ,sa ua
fac,s which IN, defence admitted 'n.. .,,h yer.
convict OF the assault They came III ", ~. ridge
die, for assault In the second degree oa and thsa
sent them back 10 reconsider me ea' ~. frs, d.
they found Walsh guilty OF assam. :" IN. copy y
grce Mr. CReil.y said further ma 40 him dihx.sl
the m nues OF the trial furn ,sa =
ron tho c,pv furnished 10 w xad but at the y
showlna th,t they had been a.ta.e no; statement
ouest oi the Justice he Withdrew r. who oppcseaa
ssl.srant District Attorney Cta'e, .anted the ~
,ba annic,t on said that II Il WAS ~ o. Reilly ~
hor ~ ieas, be fixed at SOW M and that e.
,hot ths defendant was poor ina snent In Q;
ma sr cart of hts ife mad ossnn AZ ta 100 oaeh
service Of his country. a o"''
10 b. amply sufficient. ,,. dsclslou
Justice Clement reserved us 9ss's''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
IN TIE CLUBS.
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BROOKLYNS
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.
THE UNION LEAGUE TO HOLD RATIFICATION
MEETING on WEDNESDAY EVENINo-RIDGE
ELL,


CLUES CELEBRATION FOR THE FOURTH.
With one exception y! ooklyn's leading social clubs
profess 20 have nothing TO DO with politics. The
Union League club is the exception. ana there Re
publcanism is tho leading spirit of the organization
Every clubhouse in the city has. however been more
or less of political centre throughout the last week
and the ST Louis Convention has been the leading
theme Of conversation. The Union League parlors
were filed with Republicans the evenings of Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday. Several telcgrams
were received on each evening from members who
were delegates to the Convention. and when on
Thursday the news arrived that Mckinley had won.
big portrait Of the Major brought from iis ND
ng-place and put in of the building The house
was brilliantly illuminated all the evening. on
Wednesday evening big ratification meeting VIII be
held A rule OF the club that II shall take no active
part IN the selection Of candidates alone prevented
the club from declaring for Mckinley many weeks
ago. Wednesday nights Endorsement will be enthu-
siastc and thoroughly sincere.
The present week will be noteworthy one for
Brooklyn whist players The gathering OF payers
from all over the country at the sixth annual con-
gress Of the American Whist League viii attract
nearly hundred Brooklyn players. some OF whOin
d sure win high honors IN the game ,-,..
Present indications are That the Hding ana DIV
ing Club Will soon have an excellent polo team. a
group Of young men in the club are considering the
project of organizing such team. Among them are
s.; John Wood. Herbert J.. Pratt. j. r. i'ear1 W =.
IL Potter W. W. Walsh, r.. Howard Boocock Win
fhrop VI futile W Sterling Peters. Robins y. Wood
ward. John r. Talmage. Jr.and Lewis NJ. Gn
The Ridge Club. Of Bay Ridge, WILL as usual, cele-
James " Lane John S Matthews and ]. Rcmsen
Bennett are making the preliminary arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
UEEFLEY SCHOOL GRIUU4TES

The graduates of the Hehey School OF Commerce,
formerly Department OF Commerce. Pratt Institute.
held their annual commencement exercises in the
assembly hall at Pratt Institute last night. The
exercises were opened with prayer by the Rev.
John Humpstone. Senator william J. Coombs then
made address. IN which he spoke of the benefits
10 be derived from a commercial education. The
presentation OF diplomas made by Norman =.
Hcfiey. director OF the school. The graduates
and their friends enjoyed dance later in the
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
ARRESTED FOR HIGHWAY ROBBEHI'
THE VICTIMS. BEING HEBREWS REFUSED 10
SIGN THE COMPLAINT ON SATURDAY.


Jacob and Louis Schuer peilers living |" w
10 Co0k-st.. were remandei FOR hearing o' 'u-
tee Lemon In the Even Street Court yes'e'us. '.
a charge OF assault and highway roooer!' f''NA,
evening. while Solomon and Lyman Epps'@n "
No. l& Vcret-st.. were returning from synas0s"
IN Cook-st. they were attacked by TWO mel -.
badly beaten. When solomon Eppsten gov
feet he found his gold watch and chal'. 's'''.
ST. missing and seized one OF the assa'ia"'N ~
latter knocked him down again, ana 'ne wv
kicked him about the street. They thsh 70" 800
4 large crowd Of Hebrews gathered anu -
the assailants but they escaped The roooeH ~.
reported TO the Stagg-st station ana 49,. .,s.s
Becker arrested the Schulers VINO were ''e" 1,.s.,
as the assalants When arraigned N eouso ennsnt
Of the assaulted men would sign the com 1sprasas
They told the Magistrate that their iehs r.de the
their dong SO Detective Becker 'se" ,.il IN de.
complaint and the prisoners wens 10 -" "
fault OF s.. 900 bail each.
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,vpp,covrp AT HIS OWN REQUEST.

Justice Lemon in the Even Street Coa', T., ,sr.,
s,y SEN, Trank Eber, to the Peni'entiary for ar
,no,, Sr"' =, s,s own request Ebert was. ns
years ago Democratic politician IN u. 'i He wa,
Ward. and for i've years was t nsSsvnisu bessn
than sober and industrious. ana ms for che
when he failed 10 receive ,assnstsd and vas ~
auentiy arrested FOR inoxication IN to 20 VIII
LETT him and refuse 70 have a' ,hst he vas n'w
~ A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
, HOMELESS GIRLS PLEA REFUSED

Barbara Pclster nineteen yea" wv, In,,,c.
wen, 20 the Even Street Court ana as~e' ~. IN
Lemon to commit her 10 some institution rrst.
said she ran away from her home IN i. .a.,s, |,
It, FOUR years ago. and now her parents al. Sess.i
reeosnze her Being wth Ssr 70 some some insaics
NE Mas ,S rae po,btns could be done for hsf ~
vomnn t wn,na mn, Ieft The courtroom In tears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
CROWDS 90 TO THE SEiSHORE.
YESTERDAYS HOT WEATHER WELCOMED At
SUMMER RESORTS MUSIC IN
PROSPECT PARK

The hot wave % yesterday was hailel with delight
by the hotri propr tors a. The various seaside re-
Sort When noon came the business left his
Office 10 take adyantlg" 81 tho Saturday hafholday
and th" exodus 20 the s-ash0fr began early and the
troilry-ctrs were taxed 20 their Utfnos, capacity
uutl TIE last p"asur"-@eeker started ,or home early
ihs morning Tie recent cool AMI rainy weather
has meant the loss 81 many dollars to the Coney
Island fakrr. VOL IL - thr u,ri-tors of bathing
Iav!unr ani dance halls. ami 1t VII take "a COUP.
Of weeks of such weather do.el out yesterday
70 MAKE Ip the deficiency
In Prospect Park all the seats AZ the musc-stand
NJ" taken. AM ~" space reserved FOR carriages
and Dies les ~ simply jlmn~l with music ol .rH
VINO had como from all paris 81 brooklyn listen
TIE sweet strains Of tDuteruoS 18th Regiment Band
81 - rendition OF Naiiteufel Wl~ganl Wagner De
koycn 49,. some - Mr. 'ontrrno'~ own productions
Tho band wac vigorously applaudrI after each num-
her. ami responded with Two and sonnet mes three
rncorrs. Tho programme WAS as follows
Part ono.
GrrF frlm Ia 'rFalc' Observation-Disclosures. Auir,n
Wafz Tout 4nris' aLIteufe
Selection scotch Ain Observation-Disclosures l.gArd
fcrop s1lo. Polka dc concert ninlre
Louis toat~rno.
Fart
capuo- 'nafki,S jubilee" .............. Wison
Selection "N,h'n Hood de- koveu
Igfr-ur. The Jolly Musician .............. Musca,
March, Medley Louis CDn,efro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

The marriage Of Miss Harriet WINS Lam
adrid daughter OF Dr. and Mrs j. J. Lam
adrid to William Henry Smith, was cele-
brated Wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. No 4l2 Greene-ave. the Rev
Dr. j. o. Simpson. OF New-York. officiating 1t
was a wedding. the principal decorations con-
sist,ng OF Jacqueminot roses Miss Sadie Il. Burch-
ell was maid OF honor. and Miss Edith Lamadrid
ard Grace Patterson held the ribbons which formed
the mprovised aisle The bride was atiired IN white
peau de sole. trimmed with Renaissance lace. and
wore diamond earrings. the gift of the bridegroom.
DIR. John Tawdrey was the best man, and the
ushers Julian Lucas and Harry T. Rounds.
About one hundred guests were present at the cere
10 nearly hundred. on their return from
their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Smith will make
their home Oh the hill
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Hart. daughter Of
George NJ. Hart. TO George Ballard Cooke which
was celebrated Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride. No. 325 Carlon-ave.. quiet one.
the Rev DR.. Gregg OF the Lafayette Avenue Church,
officiating A floral chain formed the improvised
aisle and was held by Miss Mile Wardc and Miss
Mary Weber The bride gwen away By her
father and wore a gown Of white satin with trim
ming Of pearl passementerie Miss Florence Eng
lish attended maid OF honor. The best man was
Charles c. Shelley and the ushers were Frederick
Armstrong Edward A. Crowel and Frederick W.
Phillips. The ceremony was followed by small
reception.
Among the departures from town in the week are
recorded those Of J. G. Dettmer and his family OF
Prospect Park. West TO Shelter Island; Mr. and
Mrs Robert A. Pnkerton. Of Eighth-sve.. 70 bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

The marriage Of Miss Hannah b. Edwards and
Charles Booth took place Wednesday evening
at the home Of the brides sister Mrs. ". O. Travis
No. 1856 Ainse-s The Rev. A. H. Dawson Of the
Ainse Street Presbyterian Church performed the
ceremony. large company OF relatives and friends
Of the couple being present. Among them
Mr.. and Mrs Travis. Miss Mabel Travis Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hickman Miss Anna Hall. the Misses
Gallon Miss Emma Hall, Fred Travis. l.. Wnans
Mr.. and Mrs. J. x. Neal Miss Grace Neal. Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Edwards Mrs. Samuel Austen,
Charles Neal. the Misses Neal, DR.. and Mrs George
II Nichols. +. Drummond. William Bernstein Mr.
and Mrs. George a. Wedemann and Mrs W.
Eegeman.
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THE nrsr KIND or SCHOOLING.

Ire sysisi. pssiisA-a n sh~ Pass-Irteisl-
rsaesF 3zs write. BY Prot r W yaAa-
So. a. tAs sssisrs 81 zazauAl tssIaiax. o.
serves esrs.si eoaxssrasses- y = s-vs.
as ~ SAYS. shAs % tAss So-th~s~. e,ssl--
TT. wAsse futurs prosperity eeaenas
snfsrs'y sren fs- ssvsies-eag o. It's -
sesress -aasnfy tAFeaxh scsezst.e ans tn
tsss-sAi pnrs ne peea a. tSs yoath 70
have rot esay cultures nssn3s eai skH4ga 4
hsass 10 rsrazeaat
TIE asvArisres 90 hsrser ssaecsfsea. as
81 IS esiist, sssszis theoretically - ~wssa
ss- reasA e ;ns Roersss enfl1. tss II rra--
t,1s e - &c; 80 -pch shs povertx e. re
vesiss e - as-vs;s ., ne Fara vsses
should - considered IS TIE ssspsasslsssy
- shs chsa1 % ss~--s &, ssnrssyzsar
There a. esn3r~a C. vesftNv parent.
wAe srs - rs0s~ atss4 fo- . presesasaas.
career tsan = srsekiAysr nsusny a 10
ss@ea Gveek- re History ~ re r'sss-.
States. % sss csAsr has,. sse-s, Wits tls,,.-
trAysaas g The pscposs;sos thal gne ssa a.
tho Poarcas IS st,es ~ sasavs ss--esf-.ss
net 0nfy fas a frofsssiarGl career nuS fur
tha ~est szaisea pgss steas n sne nas5p,
4iss az esaai'T .asreTtart tratA Is. tat
satarAi csI'sc''y y s9t ttr-rssat uroz -.
stvastsss 81 atg',er esar.sss- Ter ia sae-
es<A fnstea@ e rtoyls.rs an asvA.,a.
esnssssaa Scr al Nsys sss eris alRs. Il
VII - better, a. a. sariy a. ssr as 49,
asaes - capacity = t.sassyea. q .a.esver
70 farsisA eses sAiaa ~iia tnst kszs e
elesaslea saiea s lRey 70 rrpvs rssss
eSnes,lsi 10 Als 81 BE srti,g us.
L Is - t1.Toss'a.e 80 aavs r=r- .sv-.
s,e average. 70 cosss Re eoa-s -sss Of
etgsAtere ard sV9nos. eslcs-aAy a.
physics. ~ . Is Pr groa- r.su ~ sas-
evssgais undertake 20 .a ,as role ~ ear
psatss ara enwsaser essetr.slaa ara ~
YER. eearsaa and rrescaer Wasa sxyx
a@ss .eSasrs- = tAozs-Xs kaswgeese e
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Ha3 the men whom ~ ps---N,e-e~
party OF Oregc, has advanced 70 tha -.rr
Of leadership some ozc fairly from the -
ginning on the xs.e OF .o-ri -so-.v a,s
re gold Standard they would h.r.
brought their parry TITO line or the ss,oies.,
al. he'd Il the-s. aat. .houga ths-. eous.-
less rc1f3 have been so-re loss n. -ro-~~
o. the issue. srch loss world have h~a.
made good ~ accesSsons or Democrat,
Eao cchols The gold standard By ths
ignorance Q. some. AMI TIE cowz-sses srs
1e-Esgzgcgy % others. have weakened ~.
parry ~ destroying Il mary -ss-As IN
srr- faith Il It's principles TIE chief Of
tnes7 ProTagztcrs OF false Doctrines haz
beer Senator Mitchell His trruencs hxs
been very g-a1.. ana 4 has tended sseaas-
y 10 Generalization Of his party or ri,
question. I'll row It's faith sras strength
nave been 50 undermined that !. ySr.osls-
Scss 20 psncss. and Re IA s-xssss-s IN a
Catastrophe Of which Re. more than srv
ether person has been tie moving -xs.xa
re 1ov also has learned that ~ .ne
s~92ts want the principles OF TIE Po--.s<xs
party. tesy vii go 70 the PogzlIse marty
for ths-n- Mr.. Mitchell ard RS --r--.,-..-s
VITO lave thought II good 7cIs.f>s 70 .ye-
&c U.te silver. have turhi<s sr.o -. ~.
sH<y t1r so- NJ Uo'rA ana Tor ,hs
soune-r1orsy men % Orsro--
TIE se7Gsttca- rs-ry Tow ~sz Ian TIA.
Il cannot beat TIE PoTs3iis. party n he
advocacy % rs own p-.,ctpl-x ms n
tie lessen q TIE siec.fo. Oregon afssv
AL - goi-Star9sr1. ao- a sslve--s.a-s
ard stats. zs4 this tact VIII be exrzhstsh-
&C when vs &c. Q straight sssas q. the
72esetuz-
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q nsssa1 q Nsw wAA.eeA = Dr@
JoAa q Rsss-ss& q sAsass.- b II sAs
Dr. 2 h ws& 4 xouat vernea. y z
ths pller
.. : cro.lsy. ssssr.g. II nesua. y
D. 8 g. AN isa wednesday ssr 10
Il r seairesy. Of HA:rAassA vas y -
Sseyens laz asgkt
J. o. XuncA q drzgx1R a Meant vsr.
ron. u ~ LIE Batter.
i c. Blair. Of North Bed. - 4 eosxe
o. r,s D1lser yesterday.
Mr. and Ma JoAz CAarmaa. e Car
LAka are ~ tie Sxese1A
Mr.. aad Ms. Il Grexa- q Part fUvu.
-. AZ ~ The Northern
Arn- G h Purity ana SISTER. It xAeewa
are E1ests q she Stevens
NJ. and Nra A1eaph wassua. - ~
nor1.1n- axo Q: the Butler.
b B. sBrpores1 an s-<1ranco nSfunfR
Of Tacoma. - AZ the Butler.
J. - GAlh-1ish- a Eznznx Ean e New
HAseozn. q AZ tho Northern
NJ; and Ms Harvey L Dscaznsea. e
f2l-s-SvSn. are a. the Bs.sex.
laHsei yoass returned yesssrdAy trou .
NIP 70 the TralI Greek nsnsx
Lister W. David reeesver fos .As safe
NAuonG f.knk. ~ Blame. sxS =: ths Bat
Ter yesterday.
Mr.. AMI Mira B. ". Benson ana Ssuxa-
Ter OF Eairhzysa. were REGISTERS. 81 ras
ssese1s y~zzerday-
Senator Watson c. Squire vm probably
Tor his home asra
JAY H ADAMS. attorney for tie Great
Northern tzzGros1 Company I'll SookanA
= guest os the ButSsr.
Rev. J. 3. Edwards Of Meant yernoH.
was n TIE G-y yssfs-dzy- He leaves To-
gay Tor Porr Townsend
Walter g. Sewhxn = CAaeosn.a nzIlsun-
Are. and brother Of Z W NewaAll .
Dsnd-ng sew Gays n The ctfy.
Charles ktuha1. Ass.xsAn. ooscnnS.ee.
and John Prilanaa. both Of Noznt ver-
non we're Ia The ely yesterday.
4 A GaiiA manager Of the Woc-ey
Tines arrived Ia the CRY Yesterday frcn
several days
C r. Land Northern Pacsac express
agent a Lewiston. Idaho. sccozzpacied
% :. we aa1 czzzassr. Is visiting hls
brother. Henry Leland. Of his city
Attorney w = Ra.fe Ia, b~sa cooensd
70 h-s bed for some czys With Al AJAX
Of the gr.re While his cozSsts0r - not
Serious. II VIII Be some oAys before lie
can venture ocs-
Jesse Briaksr. eldest son Of rastsd
States Attorney ". H B-.rke- returned
home yesterday froEa the S02th. whs-o
for year past be has se<a attending tas
University ot Virginia
Villain Ben, suEerfnssniene Of the Ca
STANDARDIZATION Steamship Cozpany. %
REGISTERED ~ the Butler from Sysrey,
ASsralia De - here iookIag after tie
corpaays interests II The Ssratsaevs
SalvAEe case
Mr.. ami Mrs Frank A Twicheli aad
cAug aze< vii leave this morning FOG eh4
East. Mr.. Twtchei going a. one OF tie
supreme representatives from WashszS-
soz 70 The Supreme Lodge cf the A o.
T. W. AZ Buffalo. Tie other sass rep
resectaryes are Prank n S<asc. az North
YAKIMA and T. g Van Erpe Of OLYMPIA.
II 81 Paul. whore she VII visit relasiyes
Ea9 friec3k
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room OLD OREGON.

fhose Who lfka Popri,sn may wea fee1
pleased AZ the ress,.s u Oregon The Re
fzsssiexns have lost both congressional
seats. and that state has su-k 10 the level
o. Sevx9a- Fortunately the Repuesscsas
esnfrci bath branches = the legislature.
- that the nsrs unstet sss,es senator VII
b . Reprblscas- Ths4 the Republicans
snosit have been successful IN this re-
spe-s shsgs that Al over the STATE they
hst = majority. ana that the defeat Of the
party vas doe 20 internal esnerences.
II is SEAL consolation. however. TO that
state 20 dsxcuxs the cazseA- The campaign
resembles that n this city uhea the Dem
ocrats vsrs saccessfui. aa1 lad II be. 1T
any other time than IN . prssstenssal year
n might not hare heea . bad thinE for The
party IN that ssAtA
Whatever the causes nay b. the result
must rot however. have the eject q
weakening those Who helsers that the
Popzlssts aad their Republican al,ls are
wrong On the money quesssos-
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Ex-sen4-cr 3rrs- ~ Sczes Ca-os.aA
was tks C1-krs<rate N=Ena<sA. 3sv or1<cr
e Snrsozk -1a re4x
IE% eEpercr q Azser.A rrxncss JaeecA
l. wzB - - yex-x ozz = Az<zxs ans las
~ % - ts<oo1 Tar for<y-ssEs< year2
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