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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-23
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-23

THOSE delegates In Washington
who are seeking so assiduously for
a repeal of the act giving full juris-
diction to United States courts after
January first, next, are not work.
ing for the best interests of their
people, and do not represent any
considerable number of the more
intelligent members of the tribe to
which they belong. To suspend
the operation of that law would be
detrimental to the best interests of
the Indians and subversive of the
principles of progress and good
government. There is every rea-
son why the act should stand The
Cherokee courts are farce and a
failure, besides being a useless
item of large expense. We rejoice
that in one more short week there
will be but one system of jurispru-
dence in the Indian Territory.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-23

OKLAHOMA is still holding state
hood conventions. She sees moth
ing in the future outside of un-
ion with the Indian Territory.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-23
JURY LIST,
January Term, 1898. to be Held
at Vinita, Ind. Ter.
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
David Vann, Fairland.
John L, Bates, Grove.
G A Armstrong, Alton.
James Martin, Ruby.
Lem Paris, Catale.
R W Lindsey, Chouteau.
Richard Martin, Adair.
G c Craig, Bluejacket.
Teece Chambers, Claremore.
Robt Lynch, Tulsa.
S NJ Abbot, Skiatook.
VIM Johnstone, Bartlesville.
Joe Baricklow, Talala-
Van Chambers, Claremore.
w 7 Beatty, Vinita.
VIM Burlington, Vrnita.
ALTERNATEs.
Thos Seaborn, Nowata
J NJ Hall, Tulsa
Henry Armstrong, Coody's Bluff
W R Badgett, Vinita
F w Strout,
John Drake, Chelsea
Huff Coats, Bluejacket
J NJ Bryan, Jr, Salina
John White, Talsla
PETIT JURORS.
NJ Sheenan, Vinita
A B Allen, Vinita-
CIV Styles. ST Pryor Creek.
Fred Chouteau, Vinita.
ii Hawkins. Vinita.
ChaS keeler sr Bartlesville.
e johnson, Skiatook.
Daniel Price, Oolagah.
Mat Flanagan. Watova.
johnson Landrum, Big Cabin
G G. Nall. Vinita-
Joseph Thompson. Adair or Vinfta,
Sam Silly. Vinita-
Frank Allen, Miami.
Tyner. Ringo.
Ed Sanders, Claremore.
Tom Reynolds, CatOosa.
Percy Walker. Ogeeche.
Randolph Wells Lenapah.
Jas Myers, Talala.
Geo Walkley, Claremors.
Freeman Nidiffer. Vinita-
Robt Knight, vinita-
Frank Billingslea. Vinita-
ALrERSATES-
Geo Walker. Kinnison
+ Bolin, Vinita
Geo Neighbors, Alton
5 B Haney. Bartlesville
Albert Nor ris. Edna Kansas
Timothy Fields. Grove
Caleb Star. Grove
John Cameron. Grove
Geo Eaton, Claremore
Jas Mehlin. Alluwe.
Job Parker, Coffeyville Kan.
Dick Byrd, Bartiesville.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-23
G ROC T R | Els!
At Old Blacksmith Shop,
EAST OF TRACK.
x A Share Of ths Patronage Solicited. x
PROMPT DELIVERY
To ALL Parts Of The City
Notice.

Creditors OF the estate of William J. Over
ton II any there be. are hereby notified that
letters testamentary of said estate have
November, 1897. All persons having claims
against said estate are reguire~i to exhibit
the same to me properly authent Gated with
In one year after the date OF said letters or
they may be precluded from any benefit In
said estate IL such claims are not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said let--
ters they shall be forever barred and pre-
cluded from any benefit from said estate.
JOHN c. GRAY, Executor
JOHN R. TURNER, Atty for ESrcutor- ls-ls-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-23

The document then proceeds to
relate how the Cherokee council
had since 1870 been admitting
Cherokees who had remained in
the east and thus forfeited their
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24

perbly arrayed in magnificent purple
brocade gown, a sealskin cape, a bon
net in shaded mauve and purple re-
lieved with green, and looking royal
enough to cover a multitude of prince
ly absentees. Her Royal Highness paid
compliments in French, praised the
French school children's singing,
bought numerous articles at the stalls.
and exchanged greetings with her
friends among the titled stall keepers.
The duchess is, OF course, the social
power at Richmond, where she lives.
and where / often have the honor of
singing for the Philharmonic society
there. / am engaged to sing the So
prano role of Dvorak's dramatic work,
"Spectre's Bride" there soon, and as
Her Royal Highness Is to be the prin-
cipal patroness again, it behooves poor
Sadie to get herself a new dress, as
have already sung twice before her in
my one and only remaining concert
dress This singing before royalties
may be a very good thing for one, pro-
fessionally, but it is a trife expensive
for one has to look so nice, you know
/ often wish l were man, and could
wear a black dress suit upon all occa-
sions after 6, instead of inviting colds
to call on my bare neck and arms. You
men have by far the best of us, but
then, we can't be all men.
Sadie f. Kaiser.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24

before the end of the season, as even
steerage passages, which used to cost
fifteen pounds, have risen to forty
pounds, and are unobtainable at that.
First and second cabin passages are
rising in proportion, the ever ubiquit-
Gus ticket speculator, of course, hav-
ing his little thumb in the pie as usual,
and contributing his little share to the
general excitement. Society from the
States is also mastering here already.
and l read only yesterday in the. pa
pers that Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin,
of New York, arrived yesterday on the
Majestic with a numerous suite" 1t
really read quite like the arrival of
royal couple. How fine and grand II
must be to travel with O. numerous
suite!"
Never before was the condition of
the whole Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Family order watched with such keen
interest, such downright solcitude, by
millions of ordinary folk who usually
think but little about royalty. That
the queen-heaven bless herl-ahem--
may keep well is piously wished, yet
this is not the only wish. All her rela-
tions must also remain in good fettle
so as not to upset the venerably SOW
ereign's nerves, and spoil everything.
Though the queen herself might be in
very fair health, yet an inopportune
illness in the family would possibly re-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
Book Binding

Neat, Durable Book Binding Is what you
receive II you leave your order with the
SCRANTON TRIBUNE BINDERY, Trlb
une Building, North Washington Ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
JUSTIFICATION.


The same section also provides that
the plea for justification, If made in
good faith, shall not aggravate dam
ages, and that in all civil actions plain
tiffs shall be awarded "just restitution
for injury actually sustained" Thus
the new law gives the fullest vindica-
tion to persons woh are libeled in the
criminal courts, with increased punish
ment for the person or persons who are
guilty of the libel. In addition to thus
publishing the guilty parties for libel,
any citizen who may be wronged by a
publication in newspaper, however
innocent the editor or publisher may
have been in the matter of the publi-
cation, can recover Just restitution for
injury actually sustained" 1t does not
require the plaintiff to file a bill of par
ticulars as to the injuries he has suf-
fercd. He is put precisely on a foot
ing with all other claimants for dam
ages in civil actions, by requiring him
to present to the satisfaction of the
court and jury what damages have
been inflicted, whether special or gem
eral, whether tangible or intangible,
and he is entitled to recover the full
measure of compensation for the
wrongs done him.
Such is the libel reform law as unani-
mously passed by the senate. 1t does
not open the door for RIGHTEOUSNESS in
journalism. On the contrary, it sDe-
eially aims to restrain such abuse on
the part of newspapers by making the
guilty parties suffer increased penal
ties in the criminal courts, and by Civ
ing the fullest measure of justice to
every citizen who may be injured by a
false or improper publication. 1t is so
obviously just to society, to the protec-
tion of public and private character,
and to journalism, whether reputable
or dis"eputable that we cannot con-
ceive why it should not pass the popu-
lar branch in the legislature by the
same unanimous vote it received in the
senate,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24

whittier the duchess repaired most SUI
duce the magnifcence of the process
sion in a depressing degree, making a
"two-hoss shay" affair of it, when a
chariot drawn by eight cream colored
steeds had been eagerly anticipated
for months. AS for a death among her
majesty's very numerous connections
well, the gaiety of nations might not
only be eclipsed but the pecuniary dis
appointments would be of never-to-
be-forgotten character. The Saxe-Co-
burg and Gotha Family order is earn
estly implored to take care of itself at
this critical juncture-to avoid chills
as it would the plague, to dine wisely
and not too well, to mind its steps as
it goes upstairs and downstairs, and
to have wary eye for democratic or
ange peel and disloyal banana skins.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
MARKED IMPROVEMENTS.

from the Wilkes-Ba News-Dealer.
The Scranton Tribune is now equipped
With one of Hoes modern presses. II is
'apable of printing g. s, 10, ~ or l6 pages.
)ur contemporary appears daily now in
0-paRe form. The Improvement is a
marked one, but only in keeping with the
progress that has always characterized
he management OF the paper.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
THE DUCHESS OF TECK.

While all the leading members of the
royal clan are gadding abroad, one or
two stay-at-home princesses are de-
voted in their efforts to fill the gap, and
figure at all sorts of philanthropic
gatherings proper to this lenten sea-
son. one of these is the Duchess of
Teck, who accordingly presided at an
annual bazaar in connection with the
French church near here. The function
was held in Kensington Tower hall,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
AMERICA AHEAD.
From the Philadelphia Press.

There are eleven cities in Europe with a
population of over 100000, 40 cities with
from 100000 to 800, 900 and 40 cities with
from $1,000 to 100000. In all this immense
wealth of street railway territory there
are today less than 1000 miles of track
operated by electricity. In the linked
States there are but four cities with a
,opulation of over 100000, twenty-four
titles with from 100000 to 100000 and thir-
y cities with from $4,000 to 100000. In
he fifty-eight American cities there are
o less than $500 miles Of electric railway
raPl
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24

Of reputation in the past lives OF pri-
Vate citizens have no place in the
columns of a newspaper with the sane
tion of law, and the more damaging
such publication may be, the greater
must be the libel and the wrong to
the public, regardless of it's truth.
Such libels should be punished with
the utmost severity.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
JUBILEE TALK.

The nearer we get to June, the more
diamond jubilee talk do we hear. 1t is
simply jubilee here, jubilee there,
and jubilee, jubilee everywhere! In
dications of the approaching event
multiply and increase with every day.
Already the influx of visitors has be-
gun,a / said before 1t is currently re-
ported that on all the p. & o. and
other steamship lines running between
here and India, here and Australia,
and here and South Africa, it is inn
possible now TO book a passage that
would succeed In getting a colonist here
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
DAY BY DAY CHAT
OF LONDON TOWN
Breezy Budget Of Gossip from Miss
Kaiser's Charming Pea.
JOHN T. WATKINS ON THE STAGE

lie Is Successfully Cast for the Star
Male Part in an old English
Comedy - Novelties in "a Musical
Way-- dvancc Echoes of the Great
Jubilee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-24
RHEUMATISn
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Rooms 6 and 7 Williams Building,
OPP. Postofiice, Scranton, Pa.

DR.. Benin will treat every patient suffering
with ri eum atism who applies before June 1
absolu, ely FIR T. of charge. All other dis
eases treated at a charge barely covering
cost OF n secs airy remedies which will rarely
be more than 6oc.
Consultation In English and German Free.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

ltno benlertte u~ufblifeno cine S6aar
&eiter oa9eriprengen, i6on beutlit
li6tbar in benz 6lammeni6eine, ben
oas brennenoe @ebduoe perbreitete.
Mit einem Slll6e iprang er smpor
ilro oann Elm paar Sdritte Suriif, in=
Dem er ieinen @enpIien surief, lid Inn
ibn sl %iammeln. Nber oieIe 9ehorb=
ten nidt einmal. ollie iaben, oab bier
cine ltarfe S1aar i'm Insuge lei. Der
9egeniibcr iie bod ni6t bitten 8ioer=
ftano leiiten tDnnen. SSu piloem 6e=
titmmel iuanoten lie iib CUR 6lu6t.
Iu6 Soanoo idlpB iid ibnen al, als
er ertannte. wel9er 8efabr er Ith ourb
ferneres Sleiben ausleben piiroe. IS
mar Die 9DhIte 3eit. Oils er auf bic
ieitli6e Sen3 suiprans. i~prenaten i6on
Die boroerIten Der Geiter in ben Sof=
raum binein ulo mebrere Su9eln
ptlften nm i'm Der. Gr sog es oa1er
Dor, a~nitatt sleid bier Die Sens gu iber=
tlettern, nm oas Sauptgebdloe 81
ellen. mo- er bod porerIt Sefun9 err
belt. Sinter oemielben traf CT init
Sollp suIammcn, Der unter Der Salt
elmer i6peren Srube feubte.
9icicr rief linn eri9redt 81, mas
orauBen bpr9ebe.
sort nit gu6!!" idrie 9oanoO bei=
Ter Dor Grimm. .Sunoert weiBe
Seufel iino bintcr uns. Sort! llnicre
Seute iino baoOn, nie Spreu Dor ben,
Winoe, aber mDaen iie CUR S6le
9eben. Sabt SIR Die g~oIoenen Gier?''
SOlp idlus nit b0tnii9em 2a6en
OIL Die eiIerne Srube.
limb Mac Glure, 2oanoo?"
.,Gr bat ieinen 2obn," siidte Der
Neger. ,,Gamen Die Sdufte cine
Winute ipdter, es pdre nod beIisr 9e=
tueIen. Nber jsoenials babe i9 nit
linn abaere6uet."
nuno wobin jsbt?"
,,@rit in Siberbeit uno bann mad
Noroen binauI, penn Der @e9 frei
bleibt. 98ir baben IQes, mas mir
DDllen."
limb unIere 2euts?"
,.8enn Sbr flu9 ieio. labt iie ibre
eigenen Wese gebeu uno mir bic nnIe=
rem. SD iebe ni6t Elm. wesbalb mir
bieien Sang nit lbnen tbeilen ~iolten.
Sic baben i6on 9enu9 fir i'd"
@dbrenb bieies 8siprd9es batten
bic beioen 6liihtli6linge bic Sens
ilbertlettert uno floben Quer iiber bic
6eloer benz Wnloe 81. Sier uno oa
iabeu tie anoere ibrer @enoiien auf Der
6lu1t beeriffen, aber Tie i6lohen iih
ibuen nidt on, ia. tpi4en lgnea aus,
10 gut lie permotten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
0nanoos Rahe.

@uF Wac Glures plantaee befann
iih am Sage nab benz ueberfaQ be.
areifli6erpeiie Iaes in grObter gufre.
gunQ. Sier mar es ia ni6t nur bel
Der 6luht oes Stlapen geblieben, Die
rGtbielbaiten Selfer ielbit naren 9eIe.
ben. uno elmer berielben bate Die
&iibnbeit 9ebabt. gegen ben Sausberrn
einen WorouerIub 81 untsrnebmen.
Die Wiitbeilung Wac Glurcs bra6ter
aber aud Siht in Die Sadie. nie man
es bislana pergebli6 9eiI6t bate.
Gr ertlGrte, in ieinem Nu9reiier einen
ieiner iriiberen StlaOen ertannt gu
baben, ia. nod mebr. Der berii6ti9te
iNlpar5e &apitdn ielbit mar ron ibm
9eicBen. mo er i1rpor oaraut aud
oelisn geiitt iei ibm bs!annt. 3iem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
@uj Der Snicl.

Sle Uellerl Wuur, lpelue Ilt Spuluu
uno Die Seinsn 10 unerpartet eintraf,
beltano aus einem Yitett Militdr.
Worton ielbit mar es, Der lie unter 10
per9dn9nibbollen llmItdnoen heran=
fiibrte. Nuf Dem Wese ben Der
i9tparse 8apitdn ibm be3ei6net bate,
mar er am MittdGe oss porberaebenoen
Saaes in ben Wtiifilippi gelangt, bate
bier auf benz ndhiten itrOmaufwdrts=
fabrenoen Sampfbpote Nufnabme 9e=
fuuoen uno 10 am Ra3mittaae Srau=
cispine, ben Saliptort oes GOuntps,
erreiht. Gr eritattete iOiOrt benz 6ou=
perneur geriht iiber feline grlebniiie
uno bepo9 ibn lei6t oa3u, ibm elm
Pitett Soloateu mitSu9eben. Grit
mitten in Der Na6t permOhte aber bic
S6aar aui5ubrehen rno als tie AM
Mor9en bic iioliAIten 6armen err
rei6te, fano iie bier SranoltGtten unO
Sriimmer Dor. 2oanoo uno feline 8e=
noIien batten bereits ibr gHert begOns
men.
@dbreno bes Sa9es Iol9ten lie ben
Spurer, aber bic Nadt brad Elm. obne
bab ie auf bic Yerbreber itieben.
8orerlt mar fir Die angetriebenen
Pferoe cine mebritiinoige 3alt nOtbig,
oann aber brano WOrtun oarauf, ben
Wari6 al ben nd6lten Der Plautagen
f~ort,uieBen. GO fam er 9eraoe gu ben,
s3eitpuntt auf Wac Glures YeiiBung
an, dig 2oanop iein &adetuert poll3o=
oen bate. AL ipdt freilia. I'm oieie
blutige Shat 81 p%erbinoern, aber bod
friib senug, I'm lueiteres lln9liid abSu-
menoen.
gln cine ioforti9e Serfol9ung Der
S6war,en mar ni9t su benten, benin
bic 5%euersbrunit foroerte aQe our tbd=
ti9lter Ibnebr beraus. 9s aelana
wirtli6. bes 6euers Serr 81 weroen.
obpobl Elm gar,er 6lii9el bes Gebdu=
oss ibm gum Spfer fiel.
9lm foleenben Sage mar bic aanSe
gepDlterung Der llmge9enb in Sbdtl9=
teit. bic flii9ti9en S9warsen einsufan=
gen. 3wsi ooer orei iielen ben Ser=
iol9ern aud in Die Sdnoe uno wuroen
obne wsiterer 9eridtlides Serfabren
aebdn9t. Sie iibri9en aber blieben
trOB Der eifrisiien Ra4fori9un9en lln-
entoedt.
Wprton bate ii6 BEL bieien Na6.
fori9unaen ni6t bet9eili9t. Die binter=
bliebene camille Nac Glures, Der er
feline aanSs 6iirior9e wiomete, f~eiislte
i'm on bic Planta9e. grit nadoem
Der trauri9e 9ltt Der Seeroigung DOr=
iiber mar. fonnte er baran oenfen, nab
Ieinem si9enen Seim surildsuiebren.
Sa ereisnete ii6 etpas. mas feline ab=
iibt burdtreu5te.
gs ipar am SOrobenb bes Saaes, an
benz Morton aui3ubre6eu oobte, als
er BON einem tleinen Spasier9an9e su-
riittebreuo feline S6ritte an ienen
tleinen Yinisngeb6l,e porbeilentte, oas
ni6t flint Minuten binter benz Serrens
bauie lag.
Gr puroe bier ourd bic gri9einun9
zines Weniden iiberraidt, Der plbBlid
Dor ibm aus Dem 8ebiide auftau6te.
IS mar bereits su ountel, oab 1i6 bel
Der anfdngli9en G%ntiernun9 nur feline
umriie ertennen lleber. uno oa bic
Sepe9ungen oes llnbetannten linn per-
oddtig Dortamen, grin er unpiatirlit
mad elmer Wafte.
Mit @rltaunen bentertte er aber
0lei6 o%arauI. oab SObn Samiltou es
lei, Der ibm bier entgs9entrat, uno
feline Sano iiel suriid. oenn oieIem 9e-
9eniiber beourite er wabrlib ieiner
gSebr. SamiltOn tru9 ibriaens Se.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
nm nm Gr

ind ewig wird Hoods Sarsaparilla ais Blut-
Reiniger anempfohlen. Seine grossen Kuren sind
durch gereinigtes Blut vollbracht- Kuren der
Scrofeln, Flechten, Hautkrankheit. Rheuma-
tismus, Neuralgia, Katarrh, Nervositit, Nerven-
schwache. Es kurirt wenn anderes nutzlos ist
mail 90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

- Wsnn Elm .idledter g8ib" gut
1T, oann 1T er nod LANCE ni4t Der
idle6te tie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

die Wurzel der Krankheit trifft und jede Spur
Won Unreinheit ausScheidet. Tausende zeugen
fir vOllkommene Kuren Won Blut- Krankheiten
durch Hoods SarsapaTilla, obgleich sic durch
das Fehlschlagen Won anderen Medizinen ent-
mnthipt warren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

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rs Gqrcanoy6no

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rilla Zu nehmen. 25c. Bel allen Droguisten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

2oanoo uno Sollp befanoen li5 in
Der Shat gu bieier 3eit auf Der Sniel.
sic batten uripriin9li6 beabli6ti9t,
ii6 obne neiteres ben nOroliben Staas
ten su%supenoen, aber iie fiir6teten bod
a~ufgs9riifeu 81 weroen uuo panoten
iih oesbalb pieoer in bic Simple sI-
rid. Die Sniel bot ibnen ibrer In.
iidt nad ben beiten Sdlupfiuintel, bis
iib bic all9emsine @uire8ung berubigt
babe. Dab WOrtOn 9liidli9 enttOm=
men lei, wuBten lie natirli3 ni9t -
lie tonuten ni6ts anoers annebmen.
ais oaB er bel ieinem 8eriud. iiber ben
triiaerii6en Sumpf gu tommen, ieinsn
COB 9eiunocn babe. g8os Sobn
Samilton anbetriHt. 10 erwarten iie
ibu ni6t mehr auf Der Sniel anSuireis
fen, oenn bic Sriit, bis al welher er
gu bleibsn periprOhen, mar ia abSelaus
fen. uno li6er oa6te Der Sapitdn, ME
Iie 9laubten, niht oaran. ben Shlupfs
| plutel ir9euo jcwluuo su uerratben.
The morning times., 1897-02-21

man came to my window yesterday as
L was watching the carriages 20 by. and
receiving uenuie smiles and glances fIom
my many friends among the fair ones of
the 'haute ton," and he said there was
plt OF gossip current in the club, tn the
cliect that the ueXt President might he
seen occasionally within its ariStocratic
portals during the coming years He cited
the precedent Of Gen. Arthur, and stated
'hat one or Major McKinley's fast per-
sonal friends. who is a leading man of
ours, mad extracted a half promise from
the Great One" that he could not keen
himself to himself quite as much as his
predecessor, and that, as occasion might
serve, be would put in an appearance at
the Diplomacy and Department, the United
Service, ana the Ptei odactyl. If this b.
true it is good news.
In u simple republican capital like this
no better way could be conceived to trans-
mute chronic abscntees into regular habi-
tues than TO offer them the prospect of
being able sometimes to meet the head of
the state. 1t would compel consideration
fIom all the lesser laninaries, such as the
cabinet. would work off old stock. and
make glad the heart OF the steward not to
mention the house committee and the treas
urer