The sun., 1897-11-02

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GOOD morning!
WHERE there's will there's generally con'est
AxpREE pigeons having all been exhausted porsmen will
tackle the rabbits.
STRANGE that no one has suggested the suitable
individual to referee the modern football game
THE old Indian adage winter until the ponds
full will bear watching. The ponds are filling rapidly
''rHE good name Indiana still in need of vndcaton,
Governor Mount Those Versailles lynces are still at large
IT was Republican times that made possible for the Govern
ent to all the money advanced the Union Pacific
Railroad
SOME stole half barrel Of porter from Chester last
Saturday. Chesteres keeping close watch OF their red
hot stoves.
FULL cribs prosperity. Prosperity synonymous with
Republican Therefore the Republican victories this fall
should be sweeping all over the land
AT result of his conference with the Independent workers
of Philadelphia and the State Candidate W. r. Thompson has
turned Pbug with leg longer than really ought to
NUMBER of free silver red-rnouthed and caon-voced
papers having of etodo because Secretary Sherman
did take the stump Ohio and thus afford them opportunity
to vllify and abuse him aresh.
SENATOR ANDREWS the push have been able
to do thing those Quay MarinMagee meetings. except
stand by and look the place where Dom Mat Quay kicked
board off the fence and walked out of the coa-1xchange
BECAUSE Sheriff Martin has been indicted does not follow that
he will be convicted If Pennsyva prepared
hold their peace officers in the discharge of their duty then they
have reached point where they ready place premium
disorder and violence
become law student practice law in that Delaware
does take kindly innovations and only become
lawyers by acquiring the right vote the danger of competition
in the legal profession from the female is not immnenEx
change.
HENRY GEORGE fortunate in his DEATH Fortunate every
be who taken in the midst Of activities which have
shaped industrious and honorable life Doub Fortunate in be-
ing taken from the midst conditions which cannot fail to give
him place American history picturesque and conspicuous
that would have been his had he died later and the retirement
of his suburban home Few men, among the greatest in the
life of this Republic have received such tribute his Sum
day. in the upendous outpourng Of the people at the funeral
services for the author of progress and poverty'
THE from the Klondike is that the placer
limited miles square that every inch Of ground has
claimed, and is held at fabulous rices that there food
enough 60 around that threatened famine is supplemented by
scurvy and that there is such surplus Of population that
money be earned by work. This dseareng batch
of information ought discourage the stampede toward Dawson
City III the spring and stimulate prospecting tor gold in Alaska
rather than in British territory satisfactory know that
Secretary of War ge in establishing military reservation
in Aaska intends create monopoly of transportation There
will be open competition all vessels plying between the
United States and the Territory.
THE temporary closing of naval shipping Offices the
when the recruiting chances for general service favorable
is due the completion in numbers of the allowed
This legal limitation unfortunate many desirable applicants
forced to seek other eagong bert will be unavailable when
smets resumed and many undemanned ships will be
forced to take work for which they ready The
governing Congress this question of manning clear
the wisdom otherwise shown in the naval programme fairly
sdered The usefulness of building ships unless
them provided automatic The policy adopted and promised
indicated the probable batteries and engine powers and the maxi