The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-15
SOME QUEER NAMES.
Owned by. Men Who Have Been
Elected to Congress.
From the Washington Post.

From the Washington Post.
From over in Maryland comes DR.. Booze,
and while there may be no significance
whatever in this close conjunction, the
name of the representative in the very
next district is Mudd Maryland also sends
Barber and Baker to the next house
A Cooke is found in the Illinois delegation
a Gardner in New Jersey, a Plowman IN
Alabama, Cowherd in Missouri a Bishop
in Michigan, Brewer in Ohio, two Coop
ers, one from Texas the other from Wis
consin, two Taylors, one from Ohio and
one from Alabama four Smiths two from
Michigan and one each from Illinois and
Arizona. Miller comes from West Vir-
ginia, but Illinois furnishes Mills. Illinois
also has a Hunter, New Jersey and North
Carolina each a Fowler but Pennsylvania
contributes Robbins.
The little New England state of Rhode
Island sends a Bull, Virginia a Lamb,
North Carolina a Martin, Mississippi a
Fox, Missouri a Cooney, and OHIO a Kerr,
while a Skinner comes from North Caro-
lima, and a Packer from Pennsylvania
There is a Fischer in the New York dele
cation, but the only thing for him to catch
is Sauerhering, of Wisconsin, Fruit too, is
scarce there being only one Berry, from
Kentucky.
Congress is a large body in itself. but it
has only Foote in New York, and a
Tongue in Oregon. A Mann in Illinois, how
ever, is Handy in Delaware, Moody in
Massachusetts, a Minor in Wisconsin, still
Young in Virginia and Pennsylvania and
above all, Bland in Missouri. New York
aggregates to itself all the Payne. North
Carolina all the Love and Missouri all the
JOY Utah is represented by a King, Him
OILS by Prince, and the people of Iowa
by their Cousins
The silver Moon. from the Tennessee
mountains. looks down peacefully upon a
Hill in Connecticut, a Marsh in Illinois.
near which is planted a Cannon that has
seen much service. Flood in Virginia, a
Beach in Ohio, an Eddy in Minnesota. a
Strait in South Carolina, and a Hun Of
long standing in Iowa, while it sheds a
bright Ray upon the state of New York.
Color lines are not sharply drawn, for
there are only Browns in Ohio and North
Carolina, White in the latter state and
both White and Jett in Illinois.
A Bell from Colorado may ring Loud in
California and Sweet and Low in New
York. Pennsylvania sends two fine-look-
ing Stones, both of whom have been here
before, while Vermont, which has such a
abundance Of fine marble, sends only
Grout
Three good Walkers will be in the next
House, one from Massachusetts and two
from Virginia, to say nothing of Strobe
from Nebraska. The Little man from
Arkansas may Offset Grow in Pennsylva-
MIA
Messr Robb Steele and Bamble would
hardly be a success as a firm in any
other business than bank-breaking or
train-wrecNng, in either Missouri. IN
diana or South Dakota. Should they de-
eide to divide their Gaines in Tennessee
they might Settle in Kentucky, or possi-
bly, in North Carolina, after a Sharp con-
test
Should any of the members of congress
desire TO indulge in the national game
they may use the BAH which will be sent
mere by Texas. Illinois will be sure to
make a safe HIT