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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17
AN EASY MARK.

TIE osut ssaan from ths u...,,, NJ.
systematically Visited b. coi,..,.,.
neigh go pounds. said the ma,
Who bad lived 10 The city a ,..r a.
elares Che Detroit Free Press ~,
muaiaehe sroUs long and stnons H.
active. knov hou Co make .tl,,n.
and have always had an idea thar !
knew hoH Co take care Of myself bu
! guess must have borne a sirlkl..
resemblance Co an easy marx when .
came here
or course some allowance mn. L.
made iof ihr fact that I was yer, hn,,
in getting my family settled Ther.
we've unukmeu carpet layers ans
Scrub women 90 look after aud -.
ih' general supervisor Of the wbnl.
nnsinffs While ! vas strainins ever,
ref'e and sweating 40 every pors A.
make ilxii carpet cover IA 1a,l.
room his man with a tln badge q,
DIS chest walked in az one Of authorli,
anil politely said . see that yon ha,.
'hre bicycles nelnr a stranger ,r
Town you arr probably unaware that
you must pa, an additional i'csn.. ~
" on each wheel u Is my dut, A.
collect ! was lusi mad enough 10 vel.
come anything iha. appeared like ~
''it'onal hardship for I was h,
.'ovins "a Food deal % pll, on m,ssil
AT 'he time. aud promptly settled.
While 2 was holding up one end -
"a nif.e'mior that d Warranted I,
welsh 500 pounds along came auo,h..,
mon Viih hadg, Who asked ho.
many cows 2 tefi ioli him one ana
ne ,aid ! mna, pay the city A. for ~
PRIVILEGE That made me feol an M,
.''r iihe martyr and I reached n,
'h' money so ellmgly that No. ln,.,
INp'ei io ask What Kind Of COW La.
.'A When ! said with some nrli.
.D'i she VAS o. icroy. BE- iaxei III.
Then followed man who t.1 .
''aH check GO my lawn mower "a
'lifs,d me 81. and another ihat want
'l tl' because bad both electric ug.t
'nd sat hy lhai time my mind III.
"''A'ns 'sain and fo was M, h,,t
'"' hm was one $40 and felt M. ,
tIes.uai Rnhe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

a rsrsih., cri.am,p groussd fof .as
coming Goaeu.tui

A rsr-h.s crl.amlu gromhtd fof DE
conns GoacrAt.ma.
Wh.ts.to h. ie4. .D.ai j. OF "iu
The asum rass b. content 10 do
without teeth ash. ~ Boston Herald.
According 10 an experienced den'',l
educaiion is playing Ead havoc WIZ
The teeth of the modern gcncfaliol'
The change in them has been appa'
entlr rapid mofe m than in Other
phynlcal Interpretations. and. dentistry
having become science the canre ia
sought with hopes 20 stay the ehect
Formerly. saws the dentist drcave'
teeth Rere attributed 10 iunducss Tor
sweets. but this idea is mistake
Sugar De- nourishing. and taken with
Wholesome diet and proper care Of
the teeth Il doesn't harm them. The
truth ls that the ancient sturdy square
law Of the Anglo-saxon race Is chang
ing through oyer.much study ana over
reduction 10 Y shape. which presses
the m0lars one upon the other nnd
does not give them room 10 grow, ana
will Ia tune prevent them cniilng Of
all. The horse Lost hla ave Toes
through disease man 10 about to lose
his wisdom teeth through like pro
cess The wlsdomers" are already
missing Ia many laws This singular
10 relate. makes the educated law
English women are not ateno 90 thla
N-ahaped angle OF chin. They are de-
tlngulahod for the length and breadth
Of the teeth and would gladly see their
worries diminish under the now facial
form. Glrton aad Newman Radcliffe
and Nassar are responsible for much Of
this educated" jaw The young men
are not sorry 90 have less teeth 90 be-
allied. und as personal vanity plays
little part M their physical culture
they would as soon De- toothlers is not
But suppose more study. more higher
education" aids This process Of EVOLVE
ton and in the course ~ time che
grandchildren oi the students o. today
have Jaws IKE chlnmunks and newer
no. never. cut any teeth. what then
VIII Che dentists occupation Dee gour
or will they. a. q writer suggests. chen
manufacture complete artificial sets f'r
people from the day of their birth one
wardq
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

ng 10 the world the existence of d
feater human wonder than the famed
susaila Paladino. whose mystical pow
- have dened scientific explanation
'of more than twenty years. The hui.
curiosity d a peasant glrl named Bar
lara koesohlm. typical naxen-
laired. blue-eyed. stoui-llmhed daufh
e. Of Germany siolid looking aud uu-
Interesting until recent. happenings
made her the center Of Interest Ia
psychological exploration. All her life
she has lived near Kufs. and has never
leen twenty miles away from home.
Tier surroundings have always been
primitive. her education is limited. and
her knowledge OF the outside world l.
practically n blank The Rocschlau
girl - possessed OF electrical power Of
considerable force II displayed itself
Tor the first time about slx weeks ago.
and since then Il has appeared al d.
regular Intervals. Il should be under
stood that she does not fan into
frances or indulge In any Of the the.
itrics Of spirituallstic mediums. She
= greatly distressed about herself. and
hrmly believes that she l. possessed
lf some EVIL spirit. Six months ago
she left her fathers home 10 work as
domestic servant for a family named
HOFFMAN,, living in Kufs. She proved
to be an efhcient worker until her pc
cullar malndy asserted Itself She "a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

oceans into which boots and necktle,
and letters may be tossed.
The building is absolutely freproof
the halls being laid with a marble con.
crete. The construction allows a choice
81 rooms In suites. differently arraneed
for one two. or three students. There
are sixteen corner suites. each consist.
INK Of a study with adjoining bed.
room. and sixteen smaller suites. each
consisting of q study With sdjolnlnr
bedroom aud sixteen larger suites hav.
Ing each a study aud two bedrooms
then there are also foriy-elght single
rooms aud sixteen large studies viii
interior bedrooms
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

n.l newspapers arc suggesting ,
u,' system for The prevention of ma.
, ~, accidents which Proposes 10 place
.irnnsb smelling chemicals In llosi,.,,
,,''p'aei's 20 be attached 10 the csl,i.
'ns lsa' huoys aud bell huoys. cnns
, 49,, uals'rpus shuals ase ycry often
"'lu,n ~ thleh fox. which does not
10" hsht TO penetrate nor sound IA
% heard until too late. while me
s,,ons smell Of some chemical ana.
s .., would be carried far away
Inv would Indicate TO the soafarer win
F. !, Neen oliaeiory sense At great distance
'''' ne j. nearing a dangerous coast
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

- tits. Sc 1s,i'. ssf-f re-t-i-
eossAesc conditions n Is belisves
tha' afe could Be made l. as mo-
v1raeiill itilsl ,l4a lae falad.se
~-A.ah .nd without resonlue IA
melhsda that miehi GAUGE suspielbn Or
fraud Mile raladno eoes ma
trance before exhlbitidf her powers
ANA tho room Is Invariably darkenea
nder these goudlllona She can orer.
a-e ihe Lowry q rlsno A. the opposite
i'de % tc1u cause tables aud c,airs
90 ig through The alr and deliver what
feels IKE sharp blows upon the heads
OF the audlerce nui with tho German
girl no trance ia necessary. aud. strive
90 she viii TO nght on the power. Il
exeris Itself In spite Of her The fact
that Il WAS forceful enough IN one In.
stance to move q barrel Of water weigh.
ing 200 or 300 pounds. and in the open
air. proves that Il Is more OF wonder
than the power OF the Italian woman.
l Il SIS possible that Barbara viii be
brought 10 Berlin. where thorough In
sestlslilons can be made by the physl-
clans and scientists who are anxious
90 ma the solution Of the mystery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

This Is Mrs. Ella Brooks. the leader
Of a remarkable strike In Atlanta. Ca.
Two hundred women and girls en-.
pioyed az The bag aud cotton mills
struck because Of the employment Of
negro help By ihe management aud
Mrs Brooks was the leader. adviser
and spokesman % the crowd. She Il a
member OF the union and an lnleni-
gent quiet. dignlhed woman. She has
worked Ia the haE department nine
years. -Four hundred men walked out
10 sympathy with the striking female
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

OF such study. tue
causes 81 Great Brlaln's greatness
She has now returned 10 Paris. aud has
given a curious account OF her expert.
eucea in England
THE average English hand she
says. clearly denotes happiness. All
these hngers are nrm aud slightly red.
the fingers are square. which ia a tU.
ken Of mnciuallly good sense onels,
aud activity Honesty o. also denoted,
and this win not surprise those who
know Tow uprlghl Engllshmcu are
The English women have long thumbs
which is a sign OF strong win unless
contrary lines in The hand modify ihf
tendenc. Nov an these Ql4lliie,
which have mentioned are sod and
those who possess them ars naturally
happy and fortunate
Furthermore ! ota.iinei nearly
thousand hands amoog an classes of
society oonrilors. a. well az working
people aud uptil ! found one YER,
characteristic sign. namely. the sentl-
moni of unity Of me AnElo-saxon race
This ign b. not 10 bo found In French
hands According 90 a peIson'f rank
and social position DO France will b.
or her hand be- ny means OF the hand
I can alwuyn ln France. distinguish
che ar.l'ocni from che plehelan
IN English hands there are uo
traces of organic diseases Ia ihs
thousands which examined found
only one case OF typhoid fever. and In
this instance The disease was conirae,.
od abroad so one who Knows m.
progress Of hygiene in England can b.
surprised az this absence Of disease
Neither did ! nnd in The hands OF mem.
oori OF ihe Engllsh court any presase.
Of accidents such o. have found Ia
French hands nor Of revolution sueh
as ! have found a. the court Of ltaiy
ln SHAT respects the English hand,
differ from the French and Italian
hands ! cannot yet say. but I Intend
90 return io England and ltaly. aud ID
study ihe subject thoroughly. will
also so 20 Germany ana 10 Russia. and
] expect io make some curious dlsoor.
cries.
The usefulness OF sreh work 1.
manifest though 81 ne sane time A. /,
certain that many Of The camalil.,
forcshadoWed hy toe hands cannot a,
a rule. be- avoided A person who /,
threatened Win "a violent blow on N.
bead VIII hnd BE- very difficult 10 oscar.
o. SIM hy ihe use OF viii power a..
by taking all necersars p.@cauiions' n
may be ayode,L have seen In ths
hands 81 yonne somon unquestlonahlf
indications OF Injury through som,
iron Instrument and as ali Of then
rode bicycles ! unhosltailngly advises
ihem 10 sire up this amusement
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

the word Chesapeake 10 brass nails
stood upon the table The beams were
marked Ia many places by grape shot,
The min was merrily golng. but a. I
stood there remembered that on one
Of those planks Captain Lawrence fell
morally wounded. Captain Broke
almost so. and the frsi lieu.
bnani ui the shannon and the
bird oi the Chesapeake died Thus
rcudtrIng. ! stood. and SIN the hnsy
lum q the peaceful mill went on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

From the suakeiovn Recordl
In the vicinity Of GAINESVILLE. Tenn
here o. i-monihs-old calf that
catches chickens and eats them The
calf ls Kept ln the yard and was seen
hy the owner. wife a. chew no chick
en and swallow o. she says she missed
several Young chickens aud suppose
the cali has eaten them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

operatives. This forced the closln-
down oi the factory. The strikers
gathered In angry groups about the
mills and Tor q time Il Looked as n
here might be a riot
The president Of the company says
q Is only a small affair aud viii soon
be settled. The strikers. however. arr
determined. are receiving the aid Of
the local unions and say they win hold
cut 20 the last
Several years ago the same oxpegf.
mont was tried In working negroes and
with the GENE result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

Much difficulty has been experienced
IN obtaining large-siEed crystals o. o.
said that large crystals may be- Boz
cured 10 the following MANNER The
small crystal Is 30 mounted ,hal wh.io
In a saturated solution Il can BE- e1n
tlnuously rotated ou itself wi'h a speed
o. several rotations 10 the second
Potassiums and ammonium albums. COP
per sulphidc aud sodium chloaie are
said 20 give particularly ans results.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

The New York owner oi long
aalred French poodle has from time io
lime clipped from o. coat twenty
pounds 81 soft white wool. which win
shortly be- woven into cloth. from
which be- viii have a suit OF clothes
made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

il. Better nalf This is a pretty
loli OF ilio SON are leading. 'Oh
shut gp'" "Thc day before yesierda,
gou didn't som- home until yesterday
yesterday yon came home today. ant
today. " J hadn't come 10 fetch you
you wQuld.t have come home uuli
tomorrow. Journal Pour Riro.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

The watching editor horrlhed. lopket
De- zee them hurled hica frlrhtfuli.
wounded hul Instead enc ~ the posi-
layc way under the onslaught. ih,
pifes sanh down. ard ln another mo.
mrnl the mothers were on che nasiut
Side of the fence. hadl, enc and biasi
inr bui siill able Go Charsc ihc wolye
ruocnmlly and pui them 10 iisht
Soon ihs COWS were Ticking the ror
tuod cilres anooiionaioly. aud the coy
cites were bowling a disappointed due
hrm iho summit of a huoll near hy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

n'u you read about the Nlssouri
"'an who .. housh, town ana moved /,
rooh-l knew a cyclone that now,
!. ' wv. n''eea miles withou, paylts IA,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

few up ard struck her en ihc tore.
head The Kitchen u.olsns ltsau o.
dance aea'n. ard. in r.folso io ihe
girls screams beth Mr aud slr.. ii..-
man ran into The Kitchen aud ias
her lylns uron tie floor ln n la n9i %
cf frlghi she vas Do a state 20 s.
hausilun Tor romc time affr fhe. ln.
IN a icU days wa abe b. sifrnl % flf
dnii.s ara'n. After thg1s cfcE.Clcss.
Mf Hoffman, roninigl his family
physician. m. Wo.ifam. are ,f;cr sew
eral examinations. tte doctor coaciri-
Ell that d Uas scme u1usgii faf.e pcs
tfssci by the girl that produced tae
phenomena. IN bic lnr5rilra,lons. D.
Wolfram discovered That when ihc r'r
Waited az dliorcni hnugos nothing ua-
Usual happened. az 500 seemed % ina
Der slDrfe powers Oio fyp1aatoJ
advanced Tor this q ih1t HnGmann'
anuls Invested With o. current ~
natural r'0.if.tliy. eal iaal iue aulrn
s'erficlif 81 itc si,i produced a a.
rive AMI rtt.iiys sr.slai. ,he lane
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

A North Carolina newspaper has nh
local Item As Col Williams "a,
dri,ine home Yesterday llrhtolns
struck he wagou and c;mplctely a.
mollshed a four gallon dcmljohn Of
very hne whisky The coione, Ia,
the sympathy Of the community -.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

az sir7'i..augtl te.,.ten NE ten
-''t ."' f..t-,.a.i 80 j allowed II
s-ts >iesa. sll a. s5L. Il. =.
~ "-'ir : fa,uen 40 isis. fund b
,''e''i'a 'i'ef ,hs loss o. part o.
" co as g nlkc su allowance a. the
Nl" t,ta'is ior DE loss ~ income iar.
g s'Ae tine Tie esisia ras 10 course
G. -i.'f1-t- fhs ir,eeni anror,tor
'0'e 70 in' T. 2 ie7srii lol sueh Toes ~
income q beta o hr ~, intercsi ON
lae sum 1al'h 81 interest VIII produce
ihe amour rscmo,ca.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

Devotion tho devoted ne r. too
embarrassing. 800 unconventional.
s,1ce hlW few there are who
lrred TIE ~ True devotion 10 ne
eeoa o. c'h1ri-Rfv ~ S. ke,
Catholic. uit.cn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

iih psychological
Of Europe ave deep
~ lnteres,ed IN a
strange case which
has just developed
near the small
town Of Kufs. Up
per Franeorla Ger
many, and inves-
legations about 60
be made will doubt
less rgsuiAn PROV
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

HE has broken my heart. vailed
The beautiful girl There. don't take
on So" said her friend. In tones q
pity. "a might have been your blcy.
r,c" tn. nin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

fhe tine Nhen a municipal debt
g mes 'nlo existence. ard not the time
rhen u is Cue. "a be d. 10 l.aporlc ".
eamtwell Fire Alarm Telegraph com.
sany und.l. ss l.. 2 a. CSC. 10 be the
Tine which must be coas.dersd ~ an.
plying ne ale u Limitation Of indobi-
eanea.' u TIE city has already fcseh-
% lhe iim.t = coatisg payable la ~.
A'Ailm'his must he ons Ia Which tho
,"iF.ni revenues VIII pas a. fast as ,ha
iAdeb.sdrsss comes into existence. TO.
lsih-f N.ih other ,ApsAf.- ~ which
lae city l. ..4lir.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17
IAE ELECTRIC GIRi..
ANS AND DISHES cLAY1ar
TnRoJoH rhE AIR.

When iier Power. orau Active When
fh's iifst Happened. barbara neeam.
Heightened. and Sow She Th,ak. rAsi
she u ppsse'fsi by a oenplae ps,i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17
THE ENGLISH HANDS.
yrh. a WILL KNOWN Hahn
81 FINDS IN TtaMA

=. rr..s Of diseases There Are No
sham Line. OF Oemarcsiie" nstwesn
cls..u. 81. In rfsnee and Italy Tbs
reu., 81 orss, nd'sia's ofsr'nsss
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

uANoIR FROM H4pRopHoEiA
IS EXTREMELY REMorE.
MAJ Doe. Don, nsrA A Great peal os
fsisrcnvepsion on che suhicc, ~
fan'nr ~ insss--uad pors Nrt--
az Atoas- They sris Ai~rs


a this time o. The
year there ia r,a
erai tendency IS
Imagine that every
dog ~ho be,rays
unusual symptoms
Is going mad. os-
pecially Il the anl-
anal sets up a howl
and goes rushing
down the stree,
What IS often
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

The duy q furnishing a separate
i'assenser tain iuf passengers only.
ana not for irelrlt aud passengers 10.
Eelh'r' Is Reid. 10 people "a rel. Caut.
iell Va. 50 Louis. A. 4 y. u. r. Co
'llll' - I. r. a. a5e 20 be implied To-
lhe duty o. a railroad company 10 Fur.
ni'h necessary foi.ng s'oel. and equip.
mert Tor the suitable operation Of The
road. the srnleiercy u earnings 10
lasliiy the expense Of frch a traln a.
held 70 dcperd on the clrnlnen Of the
tnilre system. and not 81 The mere
b'areh over which the train b 10 run
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

The wolves quickly followed the
calves through the fence. ard were
rapidly running them down on the
other side. when the tWo cow-mo,hefa
discovered What Vas golng on Etea
uttered q loud below. holstrd her tail
ahd started for The reicie Il appeared
10 be a hopeless chase. for the wire
fence interviewed. and The COWS we're
certainly much too l@fso % gct thropgh
a. Thcy knew we'll enough that b VS.
there. and could. besides. see d pla.Sy.
lui both ciws plunged tosethei
straight into @.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

SIZE riiEREs tbe
wcll known palm
ist went 10 Eng
land recently with
the intention OF
studying the hands
Of certain promln-
ent English peo-
pie her ultimate
object being TO a..
certain. by means
Of such study the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

A photograph Of the scene Of an ac
cident o. held. IN Dederlcha Va sali
Lake city r. Co. futah). ss T.. r. A
so.. 10 be- admissible IN evidence Il
ald the understanding Of the facts
nui IN Hampton w. Norfolk q W. n
Co N. c.. 90 l.. X. A. sos. o photo.
graph Of place l. held inadmisslble On
the question Of the existence or non.
existence Of path o. a certain time
u the picture was taken two year
later after the situation had changed
and n man made near the time was
already IN evidence With these cases
are reviewed the other authorities IN
the use OF photographs In evidence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

ln determining the taxahlc value Of
railroad. @ Is held. 10 state w. vir.
gInla 2 n. a. Go. tNtyl. 90 T.. r. A
lis. thai the earning capacity h ,hs
main consideration. though norhap,
foi The uuly oro. where lhe rosd coulo
10 replaced Tor lees Than ln oriylnn
cost Il q alio held that prospective
imnrov' mcnis % affect the value must
be more than posslhllliles and 20 oaf
tain that business men purehasinf
The road would take them into con
,. .'~.. NJ Nso that toe cost Of ne
pAfPnE wofn-ou, wooden bridge d
properly charged 20 expense accoun. lf
determining The income as an clemen
u a tax asEf ssmcnt and that o. stee
bridge u made instead only the differ
cucc between The two should IL
charged 20 construction account
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17

The editor Of the Condor lOregoa
Globe saa a deed Of cow-valor lately
that was worth recording ~ well ~
seeing. A herd Of cattle. ard among
them two COWS accompanied by their
calves. were Eraxlng ln tail dead grass
when the cilyes became separated
little from the resi- Of the herd. lust
then two huge. hungry coyotes crcpt
up through the grass. cat on the cilycs
from the rest u the cattle and started
In pursuit Of them. Aflor running
about iwo hundred Yards. the calves
came 10 a hlgh hvc-wlred barhcd-
wire fence ard being small managed
TO gei through Il. ON the Other SIDE
~ the icnoe aas an open pasture
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-17
HEROIC COWS

Almost any female bird OF animal
viii atiicS another animal. or even
man Ia defense Of lis young. A mother.
partridge has been known TO rs IN
mans face Ia order 10 blind his eyes
long enough for her young 10 hide
themselves. A. for the COW she ~
capable Of facing whole pack OF
wolves IN defense Of her ralf-if the
cili d young enough. u % has APP
preached the Weaulne period. she viii
very likely abandon q 10 an enemy
and take 10 her own heels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-06
Not Opposed to Willis.

Tho writer Of Republican Glasses In the
Sunday Star declares that there Is not n
member Of the State Committee who
would not like to see Willis 10 Congress
again. II this be 50, he should have
Ipoken in favor of his nomination ut the
Georgetown Convention, and not encour,
aged the suicidal course that resulted in
The triumph Of the Democratic candidates
N the several counties in our State. II
,yer n set of leaders ovinced so little fore
light we should like to have them pointed
mt Thus far not II siugle appointment
has been made from our State, and those
who wished to enjoy good, fat berths aro
merely hoping Tor a recognition they do
not deserve. 1t would be nothing more
han right If they were forced to wait UNI
Ill they would cease their pickering and
make all needful sacrifices to obtain u
party victory Their arbitrary coarse re.
minds us Of tho old aphorism; Pride
goeth before destruction, and Il naughty
,pirit before fall |" Republicans who
prefer Republican defeat to Republican
mccess,if they cannot have their own way,
+ may enjoy Democratic legislation, but we
think the great mass Of the party will not
1esire to follow them in another campaign
10 similar catastrophe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-06
In Debt.

The heavy debr pressing ON both Greece
and Turkey is one Of the best reasons in
tae world why they should not engine in
acostly war Troops cannot he kept in
the field and arnancnIS equipped for any
great length of time without money, rs
well rs patrio ism The European powers
should require the withdrawal of the
Turks from Crete and allow the people to
form their own alliances, choose their own
rulers, and worship God according to their
own crceds. The massacrrs which have
occurred IN the past arc simply horrible
and the Judgment Of God should be Wis.
lied upon the heads Of those who permit
ted them, as we'll rs On the assassins them.
selves. The peace OF EUIupc should be
maintained through fair dealing s,;a not
through war or worse still through cxtcr-
mination Of the Christian races.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-06

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