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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
SAYS the Helena IF0rIa:

SAYS the Helena H0rI8:
 All the counties which are tine tured with Populism will probably vote for Danny Jones, the bolter DannY's object is to break up the Democratic pal ty, and of course the Popalists will help along the pro- ject
 Are the Democrats of Jefferson county going to help along the pro ject of the Popalists2 Nol Jefer- son county is not composed of that kind of Democrats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

SENATOR HILL is being groomed by the sound money men for Chair man of the National Democratic Convention, while Senator Harris, of Tennessee, will be the candidate of the silver men for that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

SINCE Senator Dave Hill broke @ lance with the 'pitchforko Senator from South Carolina he has moved up several points in public estima- tion. It requires 8 mau with Hills nerve to call the South Carolina ruffian down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

INDIANA, California and Michigan have instructed for Mckinley dur ing the past week, which, added to his previous instructions, are enough to give him the nomination on the first ballot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

HORSE cars CT electric ears-that's the question? Whether tis better to bear the ills we have or fly to those we know not of is subject just now agitating the minds of all Pine Blufians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

Ex.Gov. BoIEs home county has instructed for sound money, not withstanding the fact that the ex- Governor is one of the leaders in the free silver cause in Iowa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

No ONE as yet seems to know how Bill Mckinley, Adlai Stevenson and Wm. R. Morrison stand on the money question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
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 amas# SAwuasT -i 3zz& f 3tP &&

ing is a positive proof of thin, weak, inn- pure blood; fer, if the blood is rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it imparts lifeand energy to every nerve, organ and tissue of the body. The necessity of taking Hoods sarsaparilla for that tired feeling is, therefore, apparent to every one, and the good it will do you is equally beyond question. Remember that r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
Cheap Rates to Memphis, via. Cotton Belt
 Route

Cheap rates to Memphis, annual Tournament Memphis Gun Club, May II to It. 1896. The Cotton Belt Route for this occasion sell tickets at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale May to 16. Ticket agent for Mem. phis will honor certificates presented for return passage up to and includ- ing May l9.
 E. ". LABEAUME, J W. FARLEY.
 G. F. & E. A. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
TEST FOR METAL

Tested group l, absent; no lead, silver, mercury.
 Tested group ?, absent; no bis muth, copper, cadmime.
 Tested group 3, absent; no iron, aluminium, chromium.
 Tested group 1, absent; no cobalt, nickel, manganese, zinc.
 Tested group ,, absent; no bar ium, strontium, calcium.
 Tested group 6, present violet flame seen through cobalt blue glass confirms potassium.
 Substance potassium Iodide.
 Bs such analysis as the above the mineral waters of our summer re sorts may be analysed or the com position of our rocks, soils and ores determined.
 Through the kindness of Supt. J. H. Hinemon 1 was enabled to visit the other departments Of the High school, and found in them earnest teachers, diligent students and thorough work.
 My regrets that cannot give an extended notice of each. Success to our schools. J. SYN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
ST. VETUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes Dr. Miles,
 Restorative Nervine.

Dr. Miies Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
 My daughter Matte, aged 14, was afflicted last spring with St. Yitus dance and ner- voasness, her entire right side was numb and nearly paralyzed. We consulted a phy-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
hi at

Extreme tired feeling afaicts nearly every body at this season. The hustlers ceaseto push, the tireless grow weary, tho ener- getic become enervated. You know just what we mean. Some men and women endeavor temporarily to overcome that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
REED, Platt and Quay are wonder ing where they are at.

THE antiMcKinley combine has been knocked into state of ainnoe- uous desuetude.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
Tired }

Feeling by great force of will. But this is unsafe, as it pulls powerfully upon the nervous system, which will notlong stand such strain. Too many people "work on their nerves, and the result is seen in un- fortunate wrecks marked "nervous pros- tration,'' in every direction. That tired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10
TEST FOR THE ACID.

Tested with barium chloride in acid solution, groun l, absent.
 Tested with barium chloride in neutral solution, group ?, absent.
 Next tested with silver nitrate, a yellow precipitate indicates an acid of this group B. The starch and other tests confirm Iodie acid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

sician and he prescribed pr. Niles Restora- five Nervine. She took three bottles before We saw any certain signs of improvements, but after that she began to improve very fast and l now think she is entirely cured. She has taken nine bottles of the Nervine, but no other medicine of any kind.
 Knox, Ind, Jan. 5. '95. H. ". HosTETTEs.
 Physicians prescribe Dr. Miles Remedies because they are known to be the result O. the long practice and experience Of oae cf the brightest, members of their profession. and are carefully compounded by expegi- enced chemists, in exact accordance with Dr Niles prescriptions, as used in his practice
 On sale at all druggists. Write for Dr. Miles Book on the Heart and Nerves Dr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind.
 hr M.lnns DnmnEaa nn4 HIu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-10

PINE BLUFF. ARK. MAY 10. 1896.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
COSTLY COMEDY OF WAR.
English View of spain. situation II She
Persists.

English View of SPAIN. situation II She
Persists-
London, March 2-The Daily TeIe-
graph this morning editoriaIly dis
cusses the situation which spain is
left in by the action Of the United
States Senate on Cuba. II says: 1T
is an invidious task to attempt to de-
fine the rights and wrongs OF ;he
question, which are extremely com
plicated by misgovernment on the
one side and reckless cruelty on the
other. Perhaps II is not yet too late
to save the situation by the reap
pointment Of Martinez Campos, with
fuller powers of concession TO the
moderate Cuban party and the imme-
diate recall Of General Weyler. This
might possibly pave the way for n
satisfactory settlement Of very deli
cate question.
railing in this, Spain must resign
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

Sarrows in the afternoon. 4 faw "A
ntes afirv being struck -. wsw & Il
bottom, and her passengers ~ !, n
moss fnlsucnl1stS escape.
~ dusk iast night tie Old n7r
lislc steamship Suyan,o,ie WA.s
irg y through ;he Nagrgv ssroet 4
strasntsiip SitoFse W. t'lyda. NJ. ~
ion tare a hale Of sueh ,lllnsas5l, 4 \
Clyde THAR she Ind to b. bsaess8 J, g
ven, siukgng. The --latest rsfrr, ffss /
tIes. tls4t 4 eryslng abau. IL H. ~
the sseaulsaia Advance i aegga, !, a
ul,sNr tzy.
Afier lser cnllss0a u.ia ilss Als5 Il
BoufEaEtic sac,ier,a 10 iii sE, y
and rails sugnlnc Captain pGa3 a.,
10 put back 10 iAis ci;y, Taa va
a. a prsean:ionary a4tsase 1a.I b y
fears al ;ir rssenesrs
as saon a. Else t.E vasstl uas .lsa-,|
fasrr or uirn -, Is WORK plifsrs
plsie sa the s;ayhaarJI sala "a
sfcsa. The pIaa. qsas f,iar fss aY- 4
bftecn feei kluE and tGre,~ezl.s {, i
inch tack
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

herself to her fate with what grace
m. can command. II would be sheer
~ dness 10 Kick against tire prieks
,nd lnaueurate the costly comedy of
! ntinous war with the United States.
An securities have fallen heavily
ana foreign exchanges have har'iene'd
The monthly settlement on the b'1irsc
vas rendered difieult
Most 81 the PARTY leaders eondeHsn
the sepafeS action as unwaFraateti
~ International law. Senor III Y
sinr-.n, rhisf ~ the Federal Repni
,t,.,ns s,ys that Spaln has the remedy
IN bgr o,yn hands hy granting Cula
home ruie and eudius thc wsr by a
treaty. with the insurgents Sefler Sal
,garsp another Republican statesman,
md thc Marquis Cerslts. chIef rvpre
son;atfvc OF Don Carlos, asree 70 ia1aI,
lv e,.-at,rrate with the government n
defense uC spanish rights against
foreign intervention The ILt'UraI
rarty win support any measures TO
prqsrrve the sianIsh rights ia cuba
l ars able 10 state that Sgsain intends
IN follow the same coH-se that Arer.
lrs dld when She Eus Ifan govern.
ugpis recognised the l,cilirgegucy of
the south lurIne tho ssesssiaE Wsg
should President Cleveland cArTg out
the SrRatc's resolution Meantime toaF
irlnelaas. two cruisers and several
guut0ats u3ll be sent % cuba
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
MIS-. STANFORD WIS.
psets.aa - tt,s sapyem~ Caast IN ths 4
Ae.tsst Is~s ItasbsH A. Fstsf-

AE.is&t ts~s itashsa ~ tttes-
washtasfan. Maych = Tss sarl
cspgt to-day deci1ssl tse Szazif 10
10 fsyug % Mrs. stanf3r,i
The tisle 81 tx clss IS sss Cs
s;atss -. 1aue l.. ssarta1l enr|
or Leland stanford. ,isscosSL Il
viewed ihs individual liability = 4
hal.ie1s "a sae cegrrai Faeshc Rais
campauy fag fhe delf dae t;a IA
States on sbe l,gads lssns,l 81 ssl Z 4
ceatEai Paeiae aHsies toe cam ssa
,taiEoR. Mr.. sSaufoni eeia litI
shares Of the Central pselae si9ek. 40
was elaisasti hy the soycgpmsu, d
tutipg Is suit thai the egyrsaelea'
ensiiied to collect Sli. 2l5 is,l lr9M
Stanford sstaie. Thls rs,n.enSi99 sss
sisted by Mis-. Stanford 0n us q
iAat the California constitution VS.
self-rullng. and niso on ,iie plea iasa
was the Intention of c0nsFess ia s1lI
ing AID TO the Central Paeide ooaFa
to put IN on 4 footing diTFrsai irsn
footing on which ether soycEnmea'ld
rgads were placed.
The suit has attracted great atieoa
from les Initiation. because q ths, g
the decision wIIl have npa'a The e
Central facific ssockh3lisrs- and als3
eause the fortunes Of thg Stsnflrgi .
yers!iy VIII be determined largely 2!
dccHiun.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
TIE KAsrERm sroRM.
Huasun i YER Railroad TsssiB Pllst N rh
VIA G-est NiaEks - Iss-

VITA C-est HiaEEs - Iss.
puuehkegissc. \. y. Marca A sgelt
ges as.rsc hos begn taraaj "a i5s Nea
York & IguGsaE lilygg ralluat tracks d..
twr5n 5uGs1a and Aliasy. and u8
trains arr running on tae lIusis9a RlyeF
illyssln I,ztWgan these g.iuts The road
y covered With te. ia s9lgr riscss tss
Zee, hiEh. suf tile rr1cks aG4 telegraph
poles f5Ea dasSsnye % 100 ~, haye 5esa
washed su,. A Arse ipgee ~ Ialarvra y
At worK CLEARING away the ieg aai Fe-
pairisS ,hr damage. bu; i vii Hr5habiy
he three days before trains can b8, r1tB
l-t,Wrcn Huds5a and All'auy
The railraad company Is senS.nE u1g
~ Us rAruuEa traits to 5aA frrm yl,s
west over the Harlan branch and ,a.
Basion & Albany road VIA Carhaut. ms
Empire STATE vxprsss went uP ON the
Hudson division thgs morning. taking iEr
uudson branch % II. Boston & lAilguy
70 Chatham and theHee 70 AflaHy, All
the Ice lD the river Is sn thc move Mas.
isation between r0ughkrsps.c shl Seg
York win be opened tonight THE Ter
ries at Kingston Ncwbursh and P0usb,
kespsle are ruunlng with d.nlculty.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
MloRArIoN &c LlnERIa.
tsath~r snip Ls.a et NsSre-. a.
nspuhsss.

Anath@r snip Load - Negroes tss 4
nspassse
Ssvanrsh, ga, Nsrch Iwas /
cAeers fscsn thousands Il osse-
r,as.ns IN tAsar ears alt ue-re
ssuaaS half dpzsn Saasssra
tsarfcd thts afternoon sss tlsra. q
sAey VIII seisIe pa hps ptuvsaz1 y 4
S1y@sumsat q that reGsbBc. T Al
lean fsessnsiilp LaasaGa, 90 was
sa.led, slr,fgssi aHcaa5 !, Fa7, Jasss
20 awsis an rasiHce Iram Ca
eae or her eruls hay.HE in by
e0s neariy 4 uslie ihc parv1z 81
blask wiia hrsrpaS Wjib . ise
uus q wiiites, eazs b eagea
Klmpss. n the ssaisfanss
ptgsssseat rFl1nstagr ~ ig-as
az siiEr4Flun soclc,y. hls sscrs s-y A
W, A. nIee af ns-s Molile- szl WA
X. Ral@Fts 81 washlngtoa. n r. v,
the only whites sccunEaliiiss ,s
grants. The Third essss at aezs1s
i,avs here Tor LitTSia in ise isH 4
igyssat FTazy. IKE lss nFelirszs7s
rcd large quantities - salslss q
kiEis AZ SeIl ~ csassIsrabE q
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
snou h san FraneI.eo-

san Francisco, Cal. March 2-Ia
was fan Of snuw in this city ihas ..
Ing. for the iirs; time In'tcn years
fall was quite heavy while i co1iiAp
but 1t melted as fast as il fell. and 81 /
end af ten minutes turned Into Z
rain. The last snow storm here "s
red during tIie winter Of iss'i-sI' W
:he ground was covered to dsptA
several inches.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

A savings bank in Concord, N. H,
has given notice 20 its depositors that.
beginning with May next. interest on
deposits viii be computed at 3A per
cent per annum. This is important as
indicating that the Concord bank and
Others can afford to pay better rates of
interest than were adopted by them
generally more than year ago. and it
is considered probable that many other
banks will follow the good example.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
ANGRY SPANlARDS.
STONE THE AMERICAN coNsu-
LATE.
a Mas Meeting at Hsreelona Eesults IN
glolenoe-roiicr Restore order.

Madrid. March 2,-Fccllng IN tbs
country against the United States Is
very strong owing to the aetlon Of tfe
Senate on the independence ot Cuba,
The government has taken measures
TO protect the legation Of the United
States in this city and seems disppSea
to avoid any action tending to asgra-
vate the feeling between the two Ia-
tons. The papers. however are very
bitter In their denuRclatinn OF the
course of the Americans and the ne
suit OF their expressions is sure to be
seen soun.
The bitter feeling az the people was
shown at Barcelona yesterday. when
mob attacked the consulate.
The trouble did not arise out Of the
Spontaneous formation u the m9h
which did violence. but was the oct
come OF a public meeting which haG
been Influenced hy fcrvId specehes,
The public demonstration 20 protest
against the United States SeBatr's ac-
ton was organised hy the political
leaders, including Republicans and
men Of all shades Of political ssna'
mc5t. The spe,zclss were strong aud
the crowd of 5000 people were soon
wrought up TO a high pitch of patriot-
ism and anger against the United
states, Despite the protests Of the
leaders of the meeting. tho crowd
moved toward the United States COL
su,ate with the intention OF showing
their displeaSure In practical manner.
The authorities Of the city had by
this tine taken alarm and foree o.
police was senf To the consulate. The
excited crowd was not iu,imldated by
this show Of force from gathering be-
fore the consulate and shouting "Long
live spain" and Down with the Sank-
ees.'' These verbal missiles did not
long satisfy the aroused passions Of
The mob and in a short time stones
began 1yIng from the crowd. which
broke number OF windows Ia the
Cniied States consulate.
The force OF police waited for no
further manifestations, but charged
the crowd under order Of their officers
.itAA AHI-ANs NATkstArSA AaAtAhs NbettA
ing several So far as learned there
were no fatal results
Being driven away from the United
States consulate, ;he crowd marched
OF 10 the prefecture OF police and
gathered at the newspaper offices
There they listened 10 more feryld
orasory and worked themselves up to
the highest pitch of enthusiasm and
patriotic spirit. The police had great
difficulty In dispensing the crowds
which evidently had the sympathy OF
the people.
The majority Of those who took
part In these disorders are found
TO have been students and they were
most persistent in keeping up the dis
orders
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07
SHIPS IN TROUBLE.
A Heavy Fog At Ss~ Ysss Causes several
Accidents


New York, March Yesterday was
day of disasters about Sew York har-
Dor. For nearly foTty-elsht hours
dense fog had hung over the greater
New York district ana made navigation
aimoss impossible. -Four steamships
came to grief owing to the mls;s that
spread over the waters hereIhouts, but
fortunately noBe af the accidents have
been attended by loss al life.
Once more the international Navlel-
uon company has had streak Of had
luck with one Of It's steamers. Early
this morning. during thick fog, the fast
ocean racer New York ran aground on
the tail of thu west bank, mile to The
south OF Swinbnrne island. and about
1000 yards west of the ship channel
About seven o'clock the wrtckinc
steamers j. d. Jones aHd W. L. Chap,
man, assisted by the powerful tugs Dor.
othy Ann. Wrestler, Dudley Pray ana
l. NJ. Winslow made their hawsers fast
to the New York, and. with t.talr heads
to the southeast, pulled steadily on ,iA
steamer. The ships powerful twin
screws churned at full speed. and at $50
the New York heeled suddenly 10 port
and moved ahead toward inc channel.
The tugs hawsers were cast of and In
less than i've minutes the New York was
on her way to the city.
The steamship A!lsa, bound for the
West indies, was sunk In collision in the
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

In one OF the hospitals in New York
recently man died from blood-poison-
ing. acquired, 1t Is alleged, from licking
envelopes whose gum was tainted with
disease The taint had been carried
through all the processes of manufac-
ture, and appeared in the gum on the
envelope. Though this seems strange.
physicians 4gree that 1t is possible.
and they advise correspondents to
nioisten envelopes in ether ways than
by licking theua
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

In common fairness Mrs. Bloomer or
her heirs should have share of the
royalties accruing to the Brooklyn man
who has patented the garments that
now bear her name. Let him either
divide with Mrs. BIoomer or call them
Royces.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

A dispatch rom Duluth says that tbs
prettiest girl in that city has eioped.
IL is safe TO say that at least so per
cent OF the Duluth girls are highly In
dignant that such rumor should be
circulated about them.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

Tramps confined In a Wisconsin jail
have volunteered to furnish eutiele for
n skin-grafting operation. The work
of excavation has already begun and
Il is expected that hide viii be sighted
ia 4 few days.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

Probably II somebody viii give him
another weli-ordered dinner Lord Sails
bury win find occasion to arise and
make the astonishing announcement
that the man who drew the Schom-
burgi line was not infanible.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

The Anglo-Ameriean crisis cannot
properly be said TO be over until Lord
Dunraven has decided what action he
will take IN answer to the New York
Yacht club.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

Every effort consistent with the ma
tionai honor should be made to smother
the Mrs Frank Leslie matrimonial
rumor that is trying to wriggle into
notice.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

One hundred and twenty-five barrels
OF beer was consumed at wedding
near Pittsburg last week, and only one
nan was killed Somebody must have
diluted the beer.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

An Indiana sherln has imported
bioodhounds from the south to chase
<ramps. what's got the matter With
the Indiana bulldog?
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

In brief, Lord Salisbury very much
depieres the Armenian outrages and re-
grets that none of the other powers Of
Europe are going to put stop to them.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

a man is said to have secured a
patent on bioomers II be viii get
few more things on them, such as slsirts
and the Ike. he may succeed IN max
ing bioomers both modest and beauti-
fuI.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

Lord Salisbury says that Engiand's
arm is not long enough to roach Ar
nenia. hSt she stretches it TO Venezuela
without Ely apparent difIicnlty.
The Lamar register., 1896-03-07

We have heard of no Armenian afro
cities for two or three days. Can 1t be
tkat the sultan is afflicted with that
tired feelingg''
The evening times., 1896-02-04
This Time the Withdrawal Must Stand.

The Hoosier Icicle has finally taken tumble to the
situation and dropped paintve farewell to the Repub
ican Presidential nomination His letter abounds IN ex
pressions of gratitude, and while it briefly explains why
he cannot consent to place himself in the hands of his
friends there is melting mood in his language that
dcaes what might be called tears did they fall from
thing but human ice chest. In the concluding para
graph of his letter of declinaton Mr. Harrison says, II
must kindly ask my friends to accept this sincere and
final expression the subject In view of the frequent
decinatons and contradictions heretofore published
corning Mr. Harrson's candidacy, the public will nail
this final expression in conspicuous place and let 1t
stand the expiring utterance of disappointed Presl
dental boom.
1t is too say what candidate this withdrawal
will most benefit but from present indications Mr. Nc
k1ney will derive support from it than will anyone
else Senator Allison destroyed his prospects for the
Western vote of the free silver Republicans when he op-
posed the silver amendment to the bond BILL and 1t is
likely that Speaker Reed will be put record in the
In that event the contest at the st. Louis
vention will down to Governor Morton and MIR.
Mckinley with odds in favor of the Napoleon of the pro-
tective tariff
1t is we'll known that almost without exception, Re-
publican manufacturers favor Mr. McKnleys nomination.
While they that Congress will never again
enact another radical tariff like the Mckinley
BILL they feel that he has been tried that question and
not found wanting and that they safely entrust their
interests in his keeping The record of the hearings
the tariff before the committee that framed the Mckinley
bill fully ustifes that confidence and it may be expected
that the industrial trusts of the country will make
traordinary effort to the nomination of their
favorte.
Meantime the public will have opportunity to recover
from the shock of Mr.. Harrisons announcement. The
knowledge that there will be Withdrawals has
caused general sob of relief to convuse the country
and even if the decnation is apparently written
cake of ice it will be accepted receipt full for the
ex- Presidents obligations to his party.
The evening times., 1896-02-04
FireprOof Buildings.

The conflagration in Philadelphia last
Sunday morning has again furnished con-
vincing proof that the so-called fireproof
buildings erected by the dozen in all large
cities are not proof against fire. 1t has
again been shown that iron and stone. even
granite, will warp and twist and crumble
when assailed perSistently and coDtinu-
ously by the flames. This same lesson has
been given before and probably Will Ike
repeated many time until either building
regulations become more stringent or
owners more liberal in their expenditures.
There are certain buildings that ought
to be not relatively, but absolutely, fire.
proof. Under this category come thcaters,
schoolhouses, large assembly halls, hotels
large office buildings, government struc-
tures-in fact, all buildings where an un-
usually large number of people are con-
gregated from time to time or regularly.
In the case of each one of these the asser-
ton has more than once been heard This
building is entirely fireproof. Nothing
but iron and stone and brick has been used
in its construction. There is not piece
of lumber in it anywhere" Then there
The evening times., 1896-02-04
He Will Continue to Draw His Salary.

There is certainly no foundation for the
report that Ambassador Bayard intends to
resign under Congressional fire if his war
record. during the late unpleasantncss, is
10 be accepted as evidence of his bravery.
Nor can we give credit to his claim Of
being Il descendant OF the great chcvalier if
he so petulantly shows the white feather
because a Republican Congress rcsents his
attack on its pet tariff policy? But if it
be true that he has threatened TO abandon
his post OF duty If Congress passes its pro-
posed resolution Of censure, then he had
better carry out his previously expressed
determination of purchasing a cottage in
Scotland. where the bleak winds will be
in harmony with the shivers that chase up
and down his spinal column.
1t has long been known that Ambassador
Bayard is persona non grata to the Amer
lean public. His popularity in London
society and his frequent and often indis-