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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

A class for instruction in physical culture
will be organized this afternoon in the Haw-
thorne school on Washington street. The
class will be under the auspices of the women
of the Lower Town Mothers club, but any
women interested in this work are invited to
join. The regular meeting of the club will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10
be musical programme by good local

will be a musical programme by good local
talent.
Mrs. J.. A. Swenson, Of Marshall avenue
and Arundel street, will be hostess this after
noon to souvenir tea given by the women
of the Sewing Circle of Peoples Church for
the benefit of the church. The afternoon will
be attractively arranged, as everything given
by the women of Peoples church is sure to
be. Mrs. Swenson will be assisted by Mrs.
]. H. Cornish, Mrs. A. ]. Douglas, Mrs.
Frank Holmes, Mrs. c. L. A. Johns and Mrs.
Nippolt.
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Silks for 46c;;
Worth Hp To S f.5O.

More than 5000 yards of Nov
city Silks of highest qualities at
a wonderfully low price. Silks
for Waists, for Dresses and for
Trimmings. They're almost as
cheap as an imported bingham,
but the qualities are simply SUI
perb. More than 200 pieces and
not a poor style in the lot,
Evening Brocaded Tafetas,
Warp Printed Taffetas,
Persian Taffetas,
Changeab1e Taffetas,
Figured Taffetas,
Pin Dot Taffetas,
Plaid Taffetas,
Brocaded Satins,
Black Brocaded Taffetas,
Black Striped Satins
All of these and many others
for 46 cents yard. Some are
worth $1.5O.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Monday circle met last evening at the
home of Mrs. Mason, on Holly avenue. Rus
sia. in connection with Turkey, was the sub
ject for the evening, papers being given by
Miss Carpenter, Miss Saunders, Homer Clark
and Miss Edith Foulke.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10
PARK BOARD ESTIMATES
Discussed at a Meeting Held Last
Night.

The park board, at its adjourned meeting
last night, discussed the question Of the
maintain the department during the year
1897. A preliminary estimate was prepared
asking for an amount a little in excess of
the sum allowed for the present year, in
view Of the extensions and improvements
that have since been effected, which necessi-
tates additional expenditures for mainten-
ance. The estimate was referred to the
president of the board and the superintendent
of parks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10
New Dress Goods.

These goods are the careful
selections from the best makers
in the world. They are new,
bright and beautiful, and prices
are the lowest ever known for
fabrics of this high class.
4O-inch Novelty Suitings, SO cents.
44-inch Boucle Checks, rs cents.
46-inch Granite Suitings, IS cents.
50-inch Canvas Cloths, IS Cents.
50-inch Canvas Cloths, $I.OO.
48-inch Two-toned Mixtures, SIPS.
48-inch Fancy Basket Cloth, late
novelty in many color effects, $3.50.
Two Great
Black Goods Specials.
''Go1d Medal" Fancy Weaves, war;
ranted TO wear, ali desirable styles
of this seasons productions, n
regular Csc and $1.00 qualities, nc
French Cord Suitings, several pieces
of many styles, all 81 inches wide,
always heretofore sold for Of IN
$1.50, today AA.lgl
only.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Irish-American club gave its first party
of the season last evening in the club rooms.
There was an enjoyable dance programme
and supper was served.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The young men of First M. E. church gave
a social last evening in the pariors of the
church. There was mixed programme
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Lincoln Euchre club will meet Nov.
Is at the home of Mrs. A. Janson, 1895 Lin
coin avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Cleveland High School Literary and
Debating society gave an entertainment in
Assembly hall last evening. School talent
gave a pleasant programme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The marriage of Miss Bertha May Stewart
and Robert B. Keller takes place this after
noon at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Stewart, of Grand avenue.
Rev. DR.. Stout will perform the ceremony.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The students of the Humboldt high school
will give a poster party one week from Fri
day evening in the Assembly hall. This is
really the Halloween party which was post
poned, owing to rule of the board of educa-
tion, which says that there shall be no parties
or entertainments given in the schools Satur-
day nights,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Bible class under the direction of
Rev. R. N. Adams met for organization last
evening at the home Of Miss Hare, on East
Congress street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The seniors of the Humboldt school will.
give large entertainment Thanksgiving eve
for the benefit of the elocution work in
the school. This is the first of a series of
such entertainments the class will give dur
ing the winter. There will be excellent
musical and literary programme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The boys of the Cleveland, Humboldt and
Mechanics Arts high schools will give large
dancing party Friday evening in Oxford hail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The next event to be given by the Central
Social club will be somewhat unique. being
leap year party to the men of the club by
the women members. The affair is to take
place Dec. 8 in Oxford hall, and will be one
of the prettiest events of the clubs season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

church will hold an all-day meeting Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. NJ L. McIntire in
the Clinton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

A choral society consisting Of several OF
the best of the West Side musicians is re-
hearsing "Belshazzar," to be given before
the holidays in Paul Martins opera house,
under the management of j. A. Swenson. A
number Of the best Of st. PauPs solosts will
assist.
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a yard today. These qualities used to
sell quick at 39c and 48c yard
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

meeting of Como Division of o. R. c.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in Odd Fellows hall, 1853 Cedar street. Dele
gates to the grand division in San Francisco
will be elected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The women of Clinton Avenue M. z. church
will give supper in the parsonage on Gin
ton avenue Thursday evening for the benefit
of the church.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Railway Social club will give social
this evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, 663 York street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

The Minuet Dancing club gives it's first
dancing party for the season Wednesday
evening, in Odd Fellows hall, Seventh and
Reaney streets. The club has recently elect
ed officers for the year, as follows: E. H.
Farrell, president; G. j. Gillen, secretary
and j. M. Sansen, treasurer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-10

Miss Mable Baker and Miss Florence Kim
ball will entertain Thanksgiving evening at
the home of Miss Baker, 92 Prospect Terrace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
DAMAGES AWARDED.

Dallas, Texas November . .-Elizabe,h
Nolan, in behalf of herself and four chill
dren. filed suit In the Forty fourth district
court this morning against the Texas aud
Pacific Railway company for damages for
the death OF her husband, who was Killed
in a railroad accident. Ten minutes after
The suit VAS entered on the dlo book Judge
Gray awarded the plaintiff 5000 for her
self and $500 for each of the children.
The Judgment was the result Of a previous
agreement between the parties To the ac-
tion and no arguments were submitted TO
tho court
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rENsIoNs ro ri,XNNs.

Pensions have been issued to citizens OF
Texas as follows
Issue Of October %, 1896 Additional
John shirley. Burnc,, Burnet county
Widow indian War Mary Bowen. suat-
ton, Dewitt county.
Issue OF October %. 1896 Original
Special October -, Francisco Sanchcs
Laredo, webb county; Edward Stack san
Antonio BeNar county. Restoration. re
issue and Increase Noah SHUTS. sherman,
Grayson county Original widows, etc
Minors II Thomas Reynolds, Groesbock
Limestone county: Mexia, Limestone
county. and llurnhlil Limestone county
Mexican war widow-Sarah Leach,
blackstone. Jack county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Atlantic cleared for Liverpool with 200
haics OF cotton and 1913 sacks OF cotton
SEED meal. The steamship San Marcos OF
me Mallory line cleared for New York with
s"So bales OF cotton 800 bales OF istle. 800
barrels OF cotton seed OIL 300 sacks OF
wool. 5000 pigs OF lead and $50 packages Of
merchandise. The schooner Maggie S Hart
cleared for Apalachicola In ballast.
COAST COUNTRY PRospECTORs.
large number Of people from North
Texas are down here looking Into coast
country lands. Saturday a party Of twenty
one registered at the Washington hotel
Later they went UP to new town near
Arcola on the Santa Fee. and Il is reported
all OF them invested Last might party
OF twenty nine rogistered at the Same
hotel and this morning left over the Santa
re to look at the lands with vipW OF In
vestng.
SLIGHT RUMpUS
In the civil district court ths morning
Judge Stewart granted motion for now
trial In the case OF Cortez VS.. Lindcnberg
n Beatty. Judge S. S Hansrom was one
OF the attorneys, and when the decision
was announced. it is said Nh u. H.
Beatty approached him and made some r.
mark. Judge ifanscom rotortcd. and
persouai alteration eusued The court
imposed n fine of 500 on each
LOCAL NOTES
s. Samuels OF Marlin. r. Dancy Of
McGregor, r. b Minor OF ilgenbam and
Z w. Abrams OF London fnSlduf, we're
visitors al tho cotton exchansa today
r X sullivan. the young MAN from
Waco. who was taken to the >c4lg rosl ID
last night suffering from am 1ecrlusn of
morphine, died at an early hoar ,A.- I1DrN-
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CuERO TOPICS.

ouero' Texas, November 1.-Two now
brick buildings will be built in tho nav
a oi,' They viii have a total front OF
hliy-two feet and viii be two stor;as ~,
H. Ruuge & Co. build one ana Mr. croS Sn
the other ''"'es
'he commissioners court of Dewitt coun
~ meet today TO canvass the returns Of
rue election and for regular business.
me race for mayor to succeed G. A.
summers who was elected county Judge.
promises to be lively. There are two
S a, candidates.. G. Woodwork ami
T. II. Grain and several other prosnective
ones .. wv"
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WRONG WOMAN sTARnEp

Eagle Pass, Texas, November . .-Some
time ago Juan IreGaus 81 Ciudad porhrin
pmz. Mexico, deserted his wife ard
took mp with another woman. Last night
Mrs, lregaus called at tho house OF the
other woman ANA Knocked at the door The
knock was answered by the mother Of the
woman but MISLEADING the mother for Inc
intended victim Mrs, lrcgaus stabbed her.
killing her Instantly All parties stand
hIeh In the community
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TURK MURDERED

Alvin, Texas, November 9.-S. Karofine.
an old Turk, we'll known In this section.
was found murdered in his house near
Marvel this morning. Officers loft At once
for the scene. No clue
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RESIDENCE BURNED

Corsicana, Texas November 9--Judge NJ.
L. shelton's residence and all household
furniture were destroyed by fire this morn
ing about o'clock. Loss about $500 He
mad very small insurance.
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Gu AAiil II / ~ ! .CSou1H REMEDY

Remedy when all others failed ana In
every instance II proved enectual Almost
dslly we hear the virtues Of Chambcriain's
thom.-From the Chenille CW. VaI Plth.
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THE COAST COUNTY FAIR.
The Second Annual Exhibition Will
Begin Today.
LOCATION OF GROUNDS AT DlCKINs son
Everything In Readiness for the Opening.
Number OF stables Prcsept-An Ex-
ceiIent Hacing Programme.

'"'"No oilo"' ueS"'y' ~ h''Ni'''V4
and VIII continue Tor five days. The asso-
citation In its efforts to stimulate the va
,,o,,s ;,d,,.trte. ~, ,r.v,s and ~, tho co,s,
80
country especially nave arouseu great IA
terest among The agriculturalsis horiicIl-
,uriate AMI ,tocr r,fscrs and tb. evh,bnio,
$3.50. ...
'"'s Se'' Ho"'iS'A ~ "c V''V % e'N'' NV
ana atuacuYeness. The association is OH
cored by such we'll known men as X. T.
,.,.,. ,t!.A .f1...
VI
hit'hileld' ALVIN wee Pp9eslnvN'' tItI-
,rlck Maiy. Iluleu. secretary ana =.
1.ohr c,l,asto, treasurer ry,.t.l,.
,., -,
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hitchcock i W Mally Iiulon j. " Ei-
der. PM e Peers. Dickinson plrcctst-
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heifors,
MIR J. b Moore. Galveston, one shor
horn COW
| All the above are registered stock.
The hog exhibit VIII be largo one. The
Following are among the entries, e. ., III
nard' seenin' leAas' hihelcen mead ferk'
. 200 pounds, one l-year-o'd weighing Jo9
pounds ine W p,rrs, uon..o, ~. p,,,.
Mrs' j. W. barrel fiouslon' one roland
emma DoaT 'o W, plss un rIon months p
Mr. = W, wilkins, cl,af rHN' one
oh.h on,s som " pIa, nsr,ru noar, ons
,', QUO e. or, "Nr , .nts noar'
hc me da,rv donar,men, mndnr ne s,reT'
,n,o,'SorrS y, " ~ 49, ~
tonio Who exnects to ytvr so,no rrartjraI
eybibitions M },,t;cr amI chez. ,asl,ins
Mr. Vance nronoses IN roate thIs Se,arf
mont Of untnsunl interest," 70 dairy,nen md
thfy ar. asnectauv Invita- - he nr.sent
on "Wednesday. w6en some practical tests
vim be made
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sTRuCK ny 4 TRAIN.

Dallas, Texas. November . MIR. T. j.
Eberley's colored carriage driver attempt
ed 10 Cross tho Central railroad tracks on
Flora street just ahead OF the south bound
train this morning, The train struck the
turnout killed the horse and tore the
shafts of the vehicle. The negro was
not injured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Poultry fahciers should see the bin ia on
exhibition at the Fair At ljtl,insou. No
vemier - 10 a. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Those grand paintings from Now yorL
Kansas CITY Denver and New Orleans can
DC seen at the Fair at Dickinson, November
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THE TEXAS DELEGATION.
Men Who Will Represent the State
in the Next Congress
Twelve ARE SILVER DEMOCRATS



! san Antonio Express
The FIRST district viii b. represented by
rho,,ag u nam ~, rI,,,s,tl, gsrtlo-
''''''a a. "a" VI
/ man VINO mas seen not more nan ioFY
! summers come and 20. Mr.. Ball first
/ becant. knnvu IN the nootle in ms district
/ "a
! as 'V''i'''N''' ''"'''V'' '"'i'''''''' N"'''"
/ drummer After leading this He for sew
cral wears he began a mercantile business
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"" ma y" u ''00"' ''' '''' 9'N''
ma a" AS soon as he mad obtained mas
lery az the Ia" sufficiently TO get admit
icd 10 the par ne aoid out his mercantile
business ana began the practice OF his
'Nos'h profession. Even as a commercial
tfatel ~ he had great love for politics,
came iavyer He is man OF pleasing
d'dItss mas plenty of ability, and those
XIII Nl'V" ,','I sly MS district WIZ De
Tho rcutlcmsa who represented the Sec
ord district Ia the last two sessions of
....,. .u ,.., g.
wa, ''piVS'Nl u III 'he next one
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5 so Wen tAn"n To the Texas public that
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saFF N"t'sa u ne TO say ihat he is law
yer ANA jig about 81 years OF age.
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b.. wrote fr1u the Auus Of congress THIS
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TO BE HEALTHY AND STRONG
Use Garland" Stoves ana Ranges.
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vo in Ice above liberal oi,., !.
n we. y, the reliable p Grs y nss
e., ,i,he.r hook upon h emse = DYs
rev. oh ci0thhs
IN N. standard home d ves /, Dla y
years and that Their ss " 'ests
year to year, . proc, ss rs.l llaefas
nave never had an equal Il''''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

A profnson of flowers produced in our
own land OF flowers. VIII be seen at the
Fair At Dickinson, November 10 to IA.
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40 'uKE CoLDt N ONE nav
'ako Laxative Bromo ouin,nc Tah,ets
~: a" urussSts refund the money Il It fails
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yember 10 to u.
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BUSINESS NA1i,r|


Galveston, Texas No,.
O'Clock SATURDAY. ''o'e'aps Y
mana It. evening AbkN
n''Ns d furniture u
business at 2i23 Market .,,,s
deed OF trust. conysy,ns ;. ~.
his stock nf soo,. "a
a.. ,..I,, 'o's " oe sod !
80 '"9S'Oie ana within sn n
the purpose OF paying The toyl,,
itors IN the order os,,oa.
Mrs # ,o,,.
s.-o '4.'ouhei' daYa
+1 ao Jonh r. Mclean, auor,
s '. 'ioili9 bum, slluo, Galva
ny ga, ihss Dalik, slOO0. ain
i'4e ~ huston $500; Ben blsr
~ T-'9V' Consolidated Ian,
a'i1i "ii9' "a sl2I5l: SehslAs
III 'or'pany' Evansville, Id,
"NN "'Iierbeck, Syracuse, HI
an morn griffin d Co., M
Fi'f'iu' iirller d Groin, YGs Il
Hloisah " Wright, Chicaso, ~
NIisN' d Co., Gardner, Mas
automatic Iycle Whistle tur,c,
aianapoils. Ind. si5; Earn.iaa
500. cauf,rld nil com mn,,'
ono >'' Horton Manuisgaa
pany Bristol, Conn, ,sss.i n
lacturins company. Chicago, Sd
son Manufacturing COMPANY, Is.a
y Stevens, Seneca Falls, Il L
Louisville ikyJ Girth and Bl.ls
pany, &-lo New York AZ. d
Reed and l,attan company, Nj.
$l9e. hnnler Arms company, II
md. si2o akron Rubber coar.i
n hgnalq s, N r. \ 'a 2 Felipe .sll g
compan3 W o. II d. M Mas, A ass
and 3 Waiter & Co., san Fuaas
S2d947' lierret & Melsel, !
S ~. halania1oo mica "a
sst "a. .rS' mn " cs
Place q Terry Manufacturing
Ess, , 2,n fO1 n con N, h ,.s b ~
Watts. Philadelphia, So; d
Feather company, Chicago, AZ
siia WIS Grlb COMPANY. MN
w., NeW "rI,ahs. s'o', o.. Ai ~.
siio.a5 u rpn S0'iDa' Proc; II III !
I,', ebah ' y,r''g W. ,s;as i
knight. Worcester, Mass, sag
i'arweli oompany, Chicago, Il
Whip c,rpaay wellsvills, p,
s o., '" I,5i ,lV'e n'alu'A MA.
S Su i'e''ali,o unio, ., p, ,o,',,,
rlu; o,'o OK ~ -a, be eseI 1 ssIT N
COMPANY. ". louis, Si Ell S snis
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T. sCHWRATz FAlA

Beaumont. Texas, No"'
Schwartz, dealer in clo'hlnF
etc. and one OF the largest ."
Southeast Texas, today iiled l,..
trust. W. S. Davidson plss1
First National bank, is spl.I
and the deed of trust au' AVE-, q
take charge and dispose o, .. !.
assets for the benefit Of ,, sIsa' !
IN The deed. Liabilities p'u i
assets not given in figures .
creditors are preferred.
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USEFUL BOOKS @I11
AND FANCY y, AEas1

ce Mrs MI Ns,l e., Dagss,, }, =
Any decorations, "ibss,. "Fsler s.
s scp,.e'. ons fer making ma, ad s,ss IA
WI htty illustra, gu !. eushtss J!
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Fresh vegetables ~ ,, Ss,' /
seen in their nature, "a 10 n
Dickinson. November 49,
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The state Legislature will clcct
a senator to succeed Fred T. Du-
bois and the people have already
elected CAPTAIN James Gum TO sue
coed Edgar Wilson as member OF
the house.
The Republicans of the state
have suffered their worst defeat in
in losing the two congressman. 1t
is true Dubois and Wilson had vir-
tually abandoned their party and
the Republicans would not re elect
either of them if they could. 1t
was not their defeat that we regret
but The fact that we could not re-
place them with true, tried and
faithful Republicans. We would
rather have an open enemy than an
untrustworthy friend.
Captain Gum was a good Repub
'lican until he got inoculated with
the virus oi Populisim, we belive
he is still protectionist and if he
stands by pr election he can do us
some good while in other respects
we know he can do US no harm.
Our next senator is problem OF
the future. 1t may be Claggett or
it may be some second grade Popu-
list like Bruncr or Angle or Rurick
or even that blantent biatherskite
Of a Williams. If the Populists
must elect a senator then by all |
means let them take Claggett, he is
a brainy man, tine lawyer, an ac-
scholar and the most
eloquent advocate of the west. If
It times he is eccentric and liable
o jump out of the traces, but if he
loes he is most likely to jump back
nto the Republican party than
nywhere else.