Evening journal., 1897-01-01
REVOLUTION IN KENT.
Cont. u ) from glrst Page.


tunately. he is a victim OF revolution
airy circumstances.
Addicks- Gentlemen, as I am to foot
the bill, permit me to make the line
up.
Marshall-If | can't be in command /
there can't be any revolution. / don't /
propose to serve under Townsend. III
split the revolution wide open first.
Addicks-P Peace. gentlemen. peace. /
Colonel Marshall viii be general IN
command. Captain Rice will command
the cavalry Our friend Beniah Wat
son win be judge acknowledgement ana
give any man a drum-head court-mar-
tial who makes q Kick. kittinger VIII
be Quartermaster-ge general and Frain
viii have charge OF the commissariat.
DR. Hiram r. Burton, Dr. Caiep H.
/ Layton, Dir. Thomas G. Moore and Dl.
/ Peter Cooper will constitute the stan
of surgeons Frank Alice will command
/ the East Dover Hundred luayes. Iowh-
send will have the Milford Lancers or
anv other square dance he desires Has
DR.. Moore any suggestion to make as
10 the command OF the Smyrna Light
Infantry?
MOORE think that Walter o. Hot
focker would make a valuable officer.
Addicks-ls he straight?
Noore-He is now lie didn't use TO
be. We bent him straight. We can
trust him with a company. lie has a
commanding figure and played the
King Ah-Assurc-us act in an Oratorio
several years ago. He's been king
ever since and q little of the horrors
of domestic war may do him good.
Addicks-John M. Clayton Will COM
mand the Hampton Rangers and John
Levy the Forty-eighth New Castle
b Rifles. l have assigned Harry White
5 man to the White Clay Creek Hundred
Dragons. and walter Bacon will lead
= the Brandywine Fusileers. Charlie
Moore is my choice for the Georgetown
Bombardiers, while Newall Ball will
: lead the Bridgeyille Legion. TruXton
q will be captain of the BrealSwater Lighl
Muskcteers. Congressman Wills IS as
! signed to the command of the Frederct
/, Ironsides. That is as far as | have gO
. SO far. but there are others outside The
4 city of Wilmington. Colonel Barnard
a has recruited a regiment of the Sew
4 enth ward terrors, and Downey, ROD
n erts. Stats, Coyle, Virtue and other
o will be found in the forefront Of battl
when the time comes. Stewart and Ma
,- haNy are attached TO my persona
S stan.
s Whiteman-When is this thing t.
is take place?
T. Adhesion Tuesday.
IN Whiteman-We I'd like to be eN
cused I've just got over long spe
of sickness and besides 1 have an en-
gagement over in New York on tina
day.
y Addicks-I am sorry, Harry, but th
:, necessity is pressing and, you must as
~ sumo the command
Kittinger- Sixteen thousand tent
M are at clayton and will be here
az twenty-five minutes. What shall l
in with them?
a Addicks- Seize the rink and stoi
to them i'm H. Uniforms come yet?
a Kitnger-Yes, they're with Il
lg. tents.
ST. Addcks Did you see Superinten
cnt Holiday about hiring che Del
n- ware railroad and its feeders Cor q te
days?
IN I<ittinger-Yes. but / was too lai
nd The Democrats had just hired it.
Addicks- That's some of Bill Re
MS. ord's work. He's Democrat Hol
tn, day is not only a Democrat but al
be, member of the governors stai
Manlove Hayes is a regular Republics
and still mad because he can't so to [
'G. electoral college, and here we a
ses without transportation. Charlie, WI
at to my brokers to buy up a contrOlli
of interest in the Delaware Railro
he Company Immediately. I'll bounce
The whole burned business. Do the Den
up Gratis seem worried?
ial Kittinger-No, they are as wick
tu- as ever. They dom seem to realize q
ter they are on the ragged edge of ct
nifty. Nenney says that for the sa
of getting a chance to fight he's w
r. ing to give up the semi-conical shal
D a cuspidor projectile. There is Sol
OF thing both strange and ominous abb
ted the air of self-assurance which
in Democrats are wearing.
'ew Bateman-They are counting
ssd armed Intervention from Cover
cry Watson.
/ to smithers-I don't believe they'll
ling it. Adjutant-General Hart is char
nis ing his bit and paving the earth,
yer. there is no warlike CLEAN in the E
ernor's eye, and the expression on
face of his secretary is as meek as
Of the sacrihcial lamb.
this Watson-Will Bob Handy go
half this movement with us?
Kiltinger- he? Well, Benia
,sllo should just say he would. | was nj
rted see him yesterday at his home
g at Brandywne hundred / found
dressed I'm q buckskin suit, witt
& in Spanish scmbrero on. and all that
aity OF thing. He had a lay figure 81
iago up out i'm his lawn, and when 1
there he was banging away at it
a Winchester repeating rife. In
Nc which was around his waist | not
'AU- four Colts rcvoivers and two bo
MA knives. / asked him what he
doing. and he said "Practicin' for
revolution" / asked him who the
figure represented, and he said,
~, - w vindictive sort of way: That's
S Alrichs." / said Uncle Bob,
~ 'o ~ mustn't shoot Sam Alrfhs, for We
,-,,tS endeavoring to concihate him, al
tbo need him to give substance and
se. to Cur state Senate lie said: N
II c0. you can call IL conciliating if you
& S9, mind to. but I'm going to concf
al. him through tho head just as soc
m ain I get him within range OF my
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