Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-05-08
OUAY's FOOT, FRTENDs

olu Sup1OEb.
QUAY'S FOOL FRIENDS.
In letter, which we publish else
where to-day, written by Congress
man Robinson to the Philadelphia
Times, Robinson states that he is
not inclined to down Quay That
is fortunate for Robinson. It is a
matter of comparative indifference
to most of the Senator's real friends
1t, perhaps, is matter over which
the Senator himself devotes little or
no thought. Robinson had the op-
tion at Harrisburg of either stand
ing by Quay or turning against him,
and he deliberately took the latter
course and told Quay what he would
do before the convention met. How
he reconciles his conduct then and
his declaration now it is in order for
Robinson to explain
Robinson talks of Quay's fool
friends as possible factor in driv-
ing him into opposition to the Sena.
tor. just who is referred to he does
not indicate, but on the subject of
fool friends of Quay, there can be
said that which brings Robinson in
to just the position described. It is
fact that not until after such fool
friends as Robinson and Leach
had painted the picture in al
Turing terms did Senator Quay con-
cluded to make fight for delegates
in Northampton county last year
when he was downing the Philadel-
phia Combine. 1t was Quay's fool
friends who stirred up this strife in
Northampton, and it is Quay's real
friends who are trying to wipe
out the improbable develope-
ments of that unwise effort. When
Jack Robinson talks of Quay's fool
friends he ought to think of himself
for a while and his record in North
ampton county politics at the South
Bethlehem Convention.-Free Press.
DIR. Arthur Mcdonald of the Bur
eau of Education of Washington
d. c., made application to witness
the execution of Holmes Alias Mud
gett who was hung in Philadelphia
yesterday. The doctor has made a
study of human nature in many
phases and published several books.
the last one being on the peculiar
mania of men and woman to seek
matrimony through advertisements.
His desire was to study Holmes
just previous to his execution by
means of an instrument called the
kymographion which records in visi-
BILE lines human emotion.
Hon. Thos. j. Edge Secretary of
Agriculture has kindly sent MS bull
letin No. 5 containing tabulated an
alyses of Commercial Fertilizers.
from Jan. 1 1895 to Jan. 1 1896.
The tables show the name and adj
dress of the manufacturer the names
Of the fertilizer, the place where the
sample was selected, the moisture,
soluable phosphoric acid, reverted |
acid, insoluable, potash,
nitrogen, the comparative CONNER
'ial value per ton, and the selling
price of same at point of selection. |
Every farmer using fertilizers
should have copy of this bulletin.
The Philadelphia Prsss says that
he reason why Mr.. Pattison in his
western interview was so general as
% the kind of platform he would be
Wiling to stand on, arose from the
act that he had left his financial
views with Mr. Harrity for use at
he Allentown convention. and
hence had none with him when in
The Delaware Lackawanna and
Western R. R. Co., has posted large
notices in the car shops at Dover,
y. j., which request that no en-
'loyees of the car department sign
N application for a tavern or saloon
license. This is move in the right
Erection.
REGISTERS NOTICE.
The following accounts have been filed
sne Registers Office of Pike County.
nd the same will be presented to tie ~