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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Although
..yernl sharp passes at arms somewhat
enlIvened the tariff debate in the house
,o.day, the brilliant speech OF Mr. Doll
liver OF Iowa, was distinctly the over
.a,dowlng feature OF the day. 1t Ahone
ant through the dreary. monotonou1
rloom which has 80 far pervaded the
Isbute IKE q locomotive headlight In
a fog. -
Mr. pollIver Is a finished orator, and
Sis ,peech to-day was a masterpiece of
C,r.nstc eloQuence, Replste with wit
ina elowIns periods. 1t alternately
on,uved his Republican colleagues to
urhounded enthusiasm and oonvutSsd
IN. house with laughter. Mr.. DolllVer
{. quick and adroIt in the use Of tho
Cau snd the Democrats refrained from
lnterrupting him.
Mr.. Mc1aurln. Democratic member
or ,Ae ways and means committee from
son,h Carolina. created a mild Sensa-
hon By boldly proclaimins himself In
favor OF q duty on cotton. and It was
rn,,ceable that when he repudlated the
~. Taw, material doctrines Of Cleve-
i,Tb md Carlisle, "aud those who had
,s.sstinted fhe name of Democracy,
n,IIv fhree-f6 f6urths OF the Democratic
an Inc fioor sustained him with hand
and voice. The other speakers during
me day session. were Mr.. Gibson GHep.'
TSrn 4 DockeEy (Dem-, MOD, New
lands fsIlverIte, Nevada), Lacey (Rep:,
Laval, Swanson, Dem, NaJs anu
Cochran (Dem,, MOI.
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free wool, free coffee, free coinage, but It
abh0rs with most perfect hate tue free
ballot"
Mr.. TurpIe closed at $40 p. m. and
the senate went into executive session
'I'he open session was resumed at S;2V'
The bill was passed to establish the
official survey OF certain laudS in Ne
braSka west Of the Unabrara river.
on motion OF Mr.. HoRT, the bank
Fuptcy bill, which was reported fnyora-
bly,, was made the uRaRishea business.
thus giving 1t the right Of way after :
p. m, daily.
agreed to calling on the secretary OF
state for information as to the amounts
paid 10 aliens az indemnity for personal
injury from mobs, and whether efforts
had been made to secure reimburse
ments from the states where the mob
violence occurred.
Mr.. PettigrGw called up the bill to
amend the act repeating the timber
culture laws. When some opposition
was manifested, Mr.. Pethgrew said;
"Thls bill passed the senate and house
at the last session, but Il failed to re-
CetVe the Presidents CCiaveiands1 sig
nature. as he was too busy fishing"
The bill was then passed.
At 3a5 p. M, tho senate adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24
TRUST MAKES THREATS
That IL the Dlnglsy BIZ PasSo, II will
NOVe to England.

That Il the DlnRlsy Bnl Passes II will
Move to England.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-A meeting Of
representative men Of various trades in-
terested In the expectation Of canned
goods wnS held to-day for the purpose OF
protesting against the tin plate schedule
" the DIngIey tariff bill and particularly
that section OF It which prohibits the al
lowance Of q drawback on exported tin
cans and boxes, made from imported
dutlRble plates.
Resolutions OF protest were unani-
mouSly adopted.
In the c0urse of speech In which he
denounced the tin plate schedule OF the
Dingley tRrIff bill. Mr.. s. A. Condlt, OF
the Central Lard Co, said:
THE Standard OIL Company will move
lts works to England, thereby throwing
thousands OF American wOrkmen out OF
employment II the tin plate schedule 0G
the DIDgley tariff bill becomes q law
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Has E1pertS FIgaring On Revenue DInE.
ley NH will Produce.

Has EGpertS FlGarlnE on Revenue DInE.
Icy NH will Produce.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 2a,-
The Republican members Of the senate
committee on finance did not cit to-day
owing to the absence OF Senator AldrIch
from the city. They held their first
session on the Dlngley tariff bill In their
new quarters at tho Arlington hotel last
night, concluding a little after midnight.
1t Is their purpose 10 resume their ges-
HIOns tomorrow and continue them day
and night with as little interruption
as practicable until the work shall be
concluded. The committee so FAR IN its
investigations has confined itself exclu-
BIVely to the chemical schedule, and no
conclusion has been reached us to the
rates fixed in that schedule. 1t Is the
announced intention OF the committee
to give out no statements Of progress
until the entire bill can receive an ex-
animation which will permit correct
estimate OF Its general effects and Rford
accurate information az to the revenues
lt viii produce.
The committee has experts ut work
upon this latter feature The changes
they may make In the various schedules
will depend upon this showing.
The committee hopes to be able to con-
clude It's work within months time.
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one Erect OF Breaking Up the Trast vii
he n Reduction Of Wages.

one Effect OF Breaking Up the TFust VIII
be Reduction Of Wages.
CLEVELAND, March 2S.--Artcr sew
craI postponementS the much talked of
meeting Of the Ressemer Iron AssocIa-
ton, known as the Iron ore Pool, was
held here to-day,
The meeting was frultless OF results,
for It was decided that no further effort
10 reach an agreement would avail. and
the association was formally dissolved,
II In thought that one serious effect OF
the breaking up OF tho ore association
will be the reduction In the wages OF Ia
Dor, which in some cases has already
taken place and In others IL likely to oc-
cur. Strikes and labor riots are Antlci-
patpd by some A few OF the produce
Ing interests. however. including the
Rockefeller mines, both on tho Mesaba
range and the dogeblc range, have an"
nounced that they do not intend TO make
any reduction OF wages, no matter to
what price ore may fall.
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sIIv.-It,, TIneertolp.

FRANKFORT, KY. March 23.-The
Silver Democrats held u caucus tonight,
but did nothing TO indicate what course
they will pursue in to-morTow's ballot
for senator, DR.. Hunters friends nave
been bringing every possible pressure %
bear on the Republicans who Votea Ior
Boyle to-day and claim that two OF tESnI @
viii vote for Hunter tomorrow, The
friends Of Governor Bradley claim that
three RepublIcanSwill desert Hunter to-
,nnnrrnw. Nolther side gives names.
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Another Proclamation.


LONDON, March 23,-In the house OF
commons to-day the parliamentary sec
retary for the foreign affairs. SIr. Cur
son, answering q question Of Sir Ellis
Ashmead. Bartlett, conservative. said
the government was not aware OF any
desire upon the part OF Greece or Tur-
key to enter into direct negotiation for
the settlement of the Cretnn question.
Therefore, he added. the powers had not
objected 10 any such negotiations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

LONDON, March 9S,-The Daily
Chronicles special correspondent at
Athens says that the Greek government
has learned from Its own official sour
ces that Great Britain refuses to take
part In the blockade Of Greece, but she
llns no objection to such measure taxi
en- by other powers.
The government also learns from slim
liar sources that the AdmiralS of thG
International fleet In Cretan waters
have informed their respective govern
ments that their position Is no longer
tendbFc, and that they must receive
definite Instructions or be recalled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2S.-
The secretary OF the treasury has au-
thorfzed the collector Of customs at Fer
nandlna, Fla. to issue clearance papers
10 the suspected filIbustcrer Bermudn,
now at that port. These instructions
were issued upon receipt OF an athdavlt
nndc by the captain OF the bermuda,
plRdElnG himself not to attempt 70 enter
any Cuban port, or TO take on men or
arms 10 be transferred 10 another vessel
hnIInh for EMhn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 90
Senator Lindsay, from the committee
on judiciary, to-day reported the bank
ruptcy bill substantially as It was re-
ported by Senator Teller during the last
CopercsS. There are few changes
iarTely verbal in character. The agree
nent 10 report the bill was reached IN
the committee without division, the de-
sire being general TO get the bill on the
calendar at the earliest day practicaose
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24
TERRIBLE SITUATION
In the Flooded RsgIon-GrowInR Worse
Hourly = PItIabIs Condition Of the

In the Flooded Rsglon-GrowInK WotSS
Hourly = PItIabls Condition OF the
People.
ST, LOUIS, NO., March 2s-G special
TO the Republic from caruthersville,
Mo-, says: The river rose here one inch
and a quarter during the last twenty
four hours and continues to weaken the.
levees. The great encouragement OF
three days ago is departing, as day af-
ter day the government reports bulletin
the rise from Cairo up. The situation
here is serious. A terrible wind storm
and three ixtecnths rainfall occurred
between 7:SO and 10 o'clock last night
and the wind blew q gale to-day The
situation Just across the river grows
more alarming every day. The loss Of
life. OF property, OF stock is frighttul,
Even with the relief tug, many nave
lost all their earthly possessions and
barely escaped with their lives and
families.
The creyasses just below town to-day
are more than 1000 feet wide, and The
water Is pouring Into the county. Conr
trary to expectations, this water 10 now
driving families out In the upper enc OF
II the river rises six inches more It
will sweep over the top OF three miles
OF levee north OF here. unless tho people
are able to keep ahead Of the rise, which
they hope to do. Tho water is now eIEh-
teen inches above the crown OF the old
leVec.
/ Every square inch of available room
Is occupied by refugees from the flood
ed districts. Three families are ocou-
pylng two deserted school houses and
one family IS in the new jail: The
Methodist church is full and refugees
now arc occupying the Erlst mills.
There are six inches Of water IN the
Gayoso court house. Only two hou9e3
are above the water there, and all the
rest OF that town has from four inches
10 six feet Of water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

WASHINGTON. March 23-The Chi
nese empire has sent notice to this gov
ernment that It will be represented at the
Universal Postal Congress to be held In
this city next May. This will oe the ntSt
tIvns China has been represented at such
n ,yn,hCrInE, which Is held sextennially,
and the delegates will be sent with view
70 the entrance of the empire into the
Universal Postal Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

PARIS, March 23.-The wife OF 1anos
Rlngo, the Hungarian Gypsy musician,
who eoped with the Prlncers de chlmay
CrormCrly Miss Clara Ward. OF Detroit,
went TO the Hotel Terminus to-day.
where the couple are staying, accompan-
led by commlsslry Of police, In order
tn establish their adultery, a violent
scene followed, Rlgo insultcd his WIFE
who, In return, retorted with Insults de
rccted at the princess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

ST, LOUIS, NO., March GA special
to the Post Dispatch from Paducah. Kyr
says: There is more alarm in Paducah
to-day than since the present flood over
the country, The river rose four inches
last night and Is now fifty feet. Many
fences and outhouses In the lower part OF
the city were washed away last nlEhe
and Broadway, the main street ID now
submerged in the west end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24
Big GUNS
on Both Sides ofthe House Engage
in Tariff Debate,
BoLLIYER WAEEsUP TIE HOUSE
with Some of His Characteristic
Wit aud Eloquence.
DOcKERY DEFENDS WILSON LAW

And Mr.. Dallsll Corr.eu Hlm When ne
Iuaulgss In a Blt orDsmaRoEy -GlbsOn
Make. an Argument for Protee.len-A
sllv,rlts ThlnlS, Rrotsetion a Coed
rhlnE, and a sOuthsrn DsmooEatwsnts
IN. 1ndustrlo, Of the south Protected
Against ForslEa COmpstltlOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

THE demand for Krakauer and Lud.
wig pianos CompelS uR to order In carload
lots Buying In such quantities enables
us to quote lower prices, We Will re-.
cclve this week two carloads OF Kraknuer
and ono carload Of Ludwig pianos We
know We can please you IN matter OF
style, "a thC assortment Is varied enough
TO please every one. Come u.
r. W. BAUMER co.
1910 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24
MORE MURDERS
OF Christians in Armenia While
the Powers Are Fiddling.
BLOODY TURKS AT IT AGAIN,
And the Sultan Believes He Has
Nothing to Fear.
WAR PREPARATIONS OF GREECE

Continue, aud There is No Indication that
King George Intends TO Back dONVn"An'
imatsd by wRrllks EnthuHIaSH,, While
1urklsh Trhop, in Crete are Suffering
PrlvattOns-DtpIOmatS AEatn BIHHinE'
While the Sultan Laughs In Hts Sleeve.
Latest About the situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24

For West Virginia, showers, followed
by clearing and colder weather; norths
westerly winds,
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,.
showers In southern, and probably snow
in northern portions; clearing during
the afternoon; colder; northcrly W'nas.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by G, SchnCbf, druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was as 1oloWa;
IA, m. l..........,. 46 Sp. n"",,'".'st. "a
In, Tlt.,,,,,,,,..., 46 Z p, m,..ss...,st.A ~
l2 TTl"1,.". .,,.,,. s. WeRther--C Chang lS,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-08-14

.ur luliaur amt thee ulI town h,,r-
ARE playing - galnr AT thr tan ground,
IL aitrinoOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-08-14

I"-r uArru urrru Mot At hl- home
IN Eturhu, lie Nrl-ru last nlght, aged
~ wears. lie lrdNr- u large idmih al
grown children,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03
FORT LYNN FLASHES.

Another week has rolled around
to soon be forgotten, except by
those, perhaps, to whom 1t was la
dened with unusual interest
The health of this place has sus-
tanned a relapse since my last, the
result of which keeps DR.. Pegram
quite busy,
Mr.. and Mrs, L. r. Tupper's two
youngest children, Willie and Susie,
are both suffering with pneumonia,
| trust the little fellows WILSON
rally and pull through all right.
Mrs. Sam Cooper is reported quite
III from her old malady, liver trou-
BILE, from which ! trust she may
soon recover,
Mrs. A, Shoemaker spent Sunday
with friends at Fouke, returning
home today,
Messrs Chatfeld, Deacon and
Schicker, Of Texarkana, were here
last week on a duck hunt, The
gentlemen had great sport in bring
ing down two Of the cosmopolitan
birds, and ] was much pleased to
learn from the TExARKANIAN that
they bagged forty-three additional
birds while on their way home,
Truly some peoples luck is phe-
nomenal. Come again, gentlemen,
and perhaps you can begin making
up your bag on the way out,
The writer went over to Spring
Hill Park Sunday, where he met the
largest assembly Of men, women
and children, that he ever had the
good fortune to meet at Sunday
school, since he has been in the
state, The school was initiated in
to the regular work without a hitch
which is very gratifying to the or
ganizers, ! trust the good work
will bear an abundant fruit,
Rev, J Paulk will preach at Lynn
church next Sunday at II o'clock,
Go hear him Prayer meeting
every Sunday night-come help,
ONoE-A-WEEK.
1T, Lynn, Ark, Mar, J, '06,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03
OFF FOR THE CLIFFS.

The excursion which has been ad-
vertised for White Cliffs, left here
this morning at 8 o'clock.
The weather was threatening, in
fact, we had one or two showers at
ter day light, but this did not damp
en- the ardor of those who had made
up their minds to take in the trip.
The reporter was down at the
T, & TT, S, depot when the Office
window was opened, and such rush
for tickets he never beheld before.
Major Stout, chief clerk, and
Messrs. Winfield and Cavitt, were
all busy filing out the excursion
tickets, while three young men were
at the window selling them
The Texarkana brass band arriv.
ed at this time and played several
airs, but still the ticket sale and
grand rush went on,
The locomotive with five coaches,
backed up to the depot at $780, and
they were all quickly filed 1t is
estimated that over 300 tickets
were sold.
If the sun had made a showing
this morning, and the day had
been an ideal one, 1t would have
taken ~ coaches to have held the
excursionists out of here for the
Cliffs.
We hope the management of the
road will give us another one soon
when the weather is more settled,
as many of our people were disap-
pointed today at not being able tc
face the inclement weather and air
NOTES.
Harry Ehrlich went along and his
shirt will talk for him today.
Harry Hacks will charm the
snakes today with his clarionet,
Mayor Hardin was oil aboart
dressed in light spring suit,
Jim Robinson went out He haC
hisstamales for lunch done up in a
shuck
Ex-Mayor Edwards was seen tC
crawl aboard, He will do the laugh
ing for the East Side,
Ex-Mayor Schicker went along,
He was looking for some one whC
carried a basket,
The Texarkana band, u strong,
had seats for the Cliffs
Conductor Switzerland pulled The
bell cord over the train,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

their bidding. We would suggest
to them that Spring Lake Park has
a good track and path in this dl'
rection would be the proper place
to work to. We are an honora-
ry member Of the Mercury Wheel
Club, and we know the active mem
bers in this club would offer the
Interstate Club the right and
privilege to ride over their track if
they will only contribute to
keep it in repair. Come together,
gentlemen, and let us all pull to-
gether not as one club However,
but as a union Of clubs We rath-
er ike to see two or more clubs of
the same order in the city, for it
stimulates the members to work to
out do one another,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

The Interstate bicycle club Ia d
new organization Ia cur city,
They have mapped out big work to
commence with IA the way of build.
ing d bicycle path, and we hope
thelf most aaunulne dreams will bo
Realised when they rub Aladlu'e
lamp and eall up the geul 70 No
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

What right has an executive,
knowing the wishes Of The people
are almost solid for d measure, to
KIN n When they say through their
representatives We want this meass
ufe made a law by yetolns ilY Ans
swer Governor Dan Jones, II sou
San
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

NlIae NJ, u, Dryer elocutIoulst,
aud Mr., 4, ID, MeGann and wife, as'
sisted by their pupils will give a
musical recital at the Assembly
Hall OF the lGast Side public school,
ON Friday evening" March 9th,
Meoanns orchestra will also assist
The public cordially invited, 22s,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03
From ernnle ereak,

After the big fire In Cripple
Greek took a very severe cold and
tried many remedies without help,
the cold only becoming more set.
tied, After using three small bot.
ties Of Chambefain's Cough Rem.
edy, both the cough aud cold left
mo, and In thlH high altitude II
takes a mcHtorloua cough remedy
to do any good q H. Henderson,
editor Daily Advertiser For sale
hy g. temlH druggist
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

The stealing business has made
great strides slute Adam yauhed
the apple from the tree Ia the Car,
den Of Eden Ills descendants not
not only steal watermelons, but
almost anything else they can lay
lhoIi hands on,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03
How,s This2

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. i, j, CHENEY q co,
Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
r. j. Cheney for the last fifteen
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable IN all business transac-
tions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their
firm,
West n TruaS, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Q,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces Of the
system. Price 75c per bottle, Sold
by all druggists, Testimonials free.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

The reason why we can't pay our
taxes Is because our pie eaters de.
mOud more than we can pay A
revolution Ii needed In this country
aud the sooner we bring It about
the better
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

The Dallas News Ia lighting nous
taxpayers who are running for aud
holding the offices Of that county
aud city It was ever thus
News You can't keep them FROM
running nor even from getting la,
They are "A slick set.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

The Texas has been anoat now
some three weeks without touching
bottom but once at Bolivar Point
This entItle6 the ship to some con
alteration after ALL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

Attention, Ladies, am prepar
cd 10 do an kluda OF drcp maohh
aud guarantee satisfaction was
formerly with thehoted Paris Cloak
aud Suit Goa on Fifth Avenue, New
York City Give lie a trial
Mus, j, sptf2BtBd,
iisia. 8OD Maple ST.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AssEsROR AND OOLLEOToR.
ro Lho YoLors Of ToKnrknnn. Toxns.

To the Voters Of ToSOrk0n0, ToSasi
respectfully announce myself ~ a can
dIdato for recollection 10 the Office OF AS
SCISSOR and Collector for the city Of ToX-
arliana, Texas II h0n0rod with ro-ooc-
ton, ! promise TO continue to' lthlully
snId position, Election first Tuesday In
April Respectfully w, ~ EsrEs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

The consumer who pays DC, for d
loaf Of bread does not care for the
number Of tickets tor ti=he wants
hIs moneys worth, both In weight
and quality tie getu II In klmeH
steam baked bread, ga,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

II will not be long before Cuba
will have yellow fever raging ON the
island, but then thatauothlug We
are inflicted with yellow Kid jour
nalIsm here, which Is ten times as
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

ES.presIdcnt llarson's new baby
girl has been named Mary Eliza
beth, We rise to suggest tnat
Lease be attached to hold the
young mIss down,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

Cleveland Ia leaving quite a dish
of hot potatoes In the White House
for Mckinley to digest We hope
the Presldeut will handle them bet-
ter than did Cleveland,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

II you want any hind Of flowers
Jos. W, Vestai n Son, Of Little
Rock, eau supply you at lowest
prices bulbs aud plants of every
description Now In the time TO or,
der Send Tor free catalogue, a22s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03
ROBERTS ITEMS,

Nice weather,
The farmers are all busy planting
gardens,
The health Of the community Is
very good at present
The young people of Roberts at
tended a singing entertainment at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs, Gabe
Sherley yesterday evening, and
all present seemed to enjoy them.
selves
Mr. Willy Gammous and Miss Bu-
lah Cox, were united In marriage
last Wednesday afternoon, at the
residence theof brides mother, near
Fouke, Ark May they both live
long and prosper,
If you will allow me a space In
your paper | will try to be with
YOU every week. BEBs,
Roberts, Ark, Mar, /, 'O6,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

Some Of our us, senator's have the
strut of a turkey cock, while others
walk around simply content to wear
their ulagN and draw their pay
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-03

A Boston paper ID throwing bou-
Quetp at the United States Senate
In the following fashions "Thcrc
are some great Idiots In this eouus
try outside Of the Insane asyluma, +"