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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

The poet Southey tells of Spaniard
he had known who always put on his
specsacles when he was about to eat
cherries, that they might look bigger
and more tempting" That Is evident
ly the way the Spaniards at Madrid
look at their victories"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

Instead of desiring to lead Spanish
army across the United States, Gen.
Weyler seems now to be getting ready
to take thorough course in deaf and
dumb institute.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03
Gen. Brooke's Departure.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The war de-
partment received dispatch from
General Brooke, at Newport News,
saving he was on board the transport
and would sail at once for Porto Rico.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

The man who boasts that he works
with his head instead of his hands is
respectfully reminded that the wood
pecker does the same thing and is the
biggest kind of bore.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

During his short captain-generalcy OF
Cuba Weyler cleaned up $11, 000, 900, and
still some people say there is no money
in the butcher business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

A tramp abroad in the morning for
your health is better than two at the
back door looking for something to
eat
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

We don't know how Cervera feels on
the subject, but we would rather be in
prison in the United States than free
in Spain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

A man never realizes how mean he is
until he is a candidate for some office
or the defendant in a divorce suit.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

Some artists know as little about
work of art as they do about the art
of work.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

Some men are born great and others
roll up their trousers and wade right
into the midst Of greatness.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

Man seeks the Office, but the officer
seeks the man.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

It's only a mans heirs who are ever
really interested in his ailments.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03
Camara's Fleet Returns.

MADRID, July 29.-Captain Aunon,
minister of marine, has received dis
patch from Admiral Camara, ANNOUNCE
ing that his feet has cast anchor at
Ca1iz
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

The opportunity of a lifetime sell
dom comes heralded by brass band.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

Dewey is still keeping things in hand,
especially Spaniards, at Manila.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03
The Boy King Sick With Measles.

LONDON, July ga Madrid special
says the king of Spain is suffering from
an attack of the measles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

An Industrious wife is often a mans
only visible means of support.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-03

Free advice is very often worthless.
The sun., 1898-03-16
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
Permanent Officers to b, FL, rtpd
This Week
HAVE l'NDkRGROl ND WIRES
Contracts Already Received for One
District ont FACTORS Here and
Ready TO Cons rurt Buildings.

Another meeting ui the stuchi o,,lcrS
interested in The Wilmington Light, Heat
and Power Company. to whom II charter
was granted by the state Legislature in
lS!,l, will be held the latter par, Of the
present week, Al the office of he cnrpr.
ration 500. Market street.
Al this session permanent officers will
M elected and Il suitable location will M
decided on for the establishment Of tie
new electric light plant.
On Monday evening Contractor d. G.
>pr,almr and superintendent ni cnn>lrnc
ton Charles II. Doubleday. Of New York
city, arrived in this city and these gen.
tem"n will have charge of the erection
Of the necessary buildings, etc.
The paten, charter covering the con-
tract for Iiyh, and heat was received
last evening. and the new company will
now push matters towards a rapid com
ple,ion $" :s I" tr ready for operation
ON October Of lLr prrs,'n, year.
1t is not vet known whether wires
will M placed underground or on p,Irs
but il is thought the former system will
ln adopted.
II" new company has already ~
ccivrd contracts for lighting til" dis
trit between Front and Twelfth streets.
and King and Orange streets.
Tile corporation has the option on
these places i'r The plant, and are now
receiving estimates for laying pipes
from each "l the places in view.
II the district first lighted proves sue
ccsslul financially the line viii b. cN-
trnd' Il from Eighth /" Tenth streets and
from Oralgcto Rodney.
by Monday next the arrangements
for the new r"rlrir light company will
he perfected, and it is understood that
all contracts, etc. will be- awarded by
that time.
4 |a'g" number Of proInlrn, citizens
are interested in the enterprise, IN 'I,.d- !
ing Willard Salisbury, Esq,
The sun., 1898-03-16
THE ARGl MENT CUNCLl DED
Attorneys in the treSswrIl Damnnr
suit tnncIutlc Their \r.u,uru,>
Last Evening.

Argument for and against the ln,hiul.
for Il n"n-Suit in the ('msSwelI damage
SUIT against the Wilmington and North.
crn Railroad Company. was concluded
1T the adjournment Of court Yesterday
evening.
Mcssrs. III. ,:nS and Gray, had their
innings yesterday. and during their ar.
g''mentss went over the testimony ni
each witness with Il minntrncSS uf de-.
tail which could not b. cxcpIl.,l wr,c
they summing up for the jury t." finally
pass upon the case.
Mr. Higgins CONCLUDED his argument
ut about eleven O'clock in III" morning
when Senator Gray h'g;,n the closing
address to the cour. lie quoted largely
from decisions rendered in sim lar suits.
and reviewed the evidence. "i plaintiffs
witnesses, IN an .ndcavnr to convince
the court that CrsSwrIrs death was
caused through his own cavIcssncss IN
placing himself in an extra haz,r,lm s
position. aud one which the OCCASION
did not warrant.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Trays adj
dress, the court ann",pr,M that it would
reserve its decision until this morning
at ten O'Clock.
The motion has been 50 hMlr com
tested that it is doubtful what action
the court will take last nigh, both
parties were confident that their side
would get the decision.
The sun., 1898-03-16
MITCHELL NOT A CANDIDATE
Would Not Accept the Postmaster
ship Of Wilmington
IE. +. Il. SlIORTLIDGE LEADS
Ih''o her Prominent A>piran,> That
Would Like Have the Appoint.
m'n' When the Term Expires.

y singh, ripple ul excitement wa.
caused among he rank auu file ui ,I,,
Krp'bIlcan patty in this city Yesterday
afternoon when one OF the Wilmington
papers announced that he fight for the
p"stn'astership was further "crn,pIic;.
ted by the fact that Edmund Mitchell
Jr., City Tax Collector, was AN upplican,
for the position.
Mr.. Mitchell was Immediately inter-
viewed on the subjcc, and positively de.
MED he allegation made by stating that
he did not aspire to The appointment as
postmaster of the City Of Wilmington
and that under no consideration woulb
he accept such an honor even if it was
offered to him.
The term of til" present incumbent,
Enoch Moore, Democrat, expires in June
OF the present year and the only Rcpuh.
lican aspirants, anxious to secure the
plum under the administration OF
President Mckinley are Winfield $.
4uig gley, Washington IIaSting.. William
IL. Pearson and DR.. Evan &. ShortIi,lyc,
From present indica ions il appears as
II the physician has the inside track
with the her three as pn>SiD|r dark
horses in the race.
\ change. however. may occur at any
time and the genial d'rtor BE- found in
the rear ranks as the friends of all the
other aspran's are hiking hand for
t he appointment Of their res prctivr can
didatcs.
The fight as it now lays is as previous
Iy stated. but notwithstanding the sup.
posed ''clnrh' Dr. >h"rtlidge appears to
have. tie outcome is awaited with inter-
est by all concerned.
The sun., 1898-03-16
CIPID'S REIGN cur SHORT,
Well Known Dover Young Men AR
rested for Sending Candy to
College Girls at Night via II
Window.
SPECIAL to The StN.

Special TO The St'N.
u"vEE, lrI., Mar.h l5.-Twu of tn,
best known and most popular ul bower
Young men an. under arrest.
That sullln,S serious, but tlc,eb,
: hangs Il tale. The charge against lien
Is ,W>IM~>, which S,alilt,> common,
place. bat ,Imt : another story.
On the iotlmrn cdg. ui town stand.
the Conference Academy hllhlIlly, s.,r.
rounded by It's spacious srnInus. IT,
Tie building resides, ut least tc,npurar
ily, IN agsngatlnl OF feminine luvtIl.
ness, when lIaS b,1n the cause uf much
heart affection among tine young men.
That same collection ni lovely FEMININE
has caused Dr. t;'"nling many al,
dnmnai gray hairs amt his teachers
I many sl,tph;> nights.
Last "tnr>da! nlyl while one "I the
teachers was loItur,ng hi. gray mullvl
i"r some cxlHdhnt wI,Icl, wo.llu rnabn.
him " snrp in peace embarrassed ny
anxiety concerning his charges ne heard
sounds from the girls wing which in
dicatcu that the occupants llIstnf had
lmlIM something very amusing.
So used had Il" become to kmkii,g out =
side the building iurtI,c cause ~ the
young ladies j"yp,lsI,css that liz. III once
proceeded lua point which commanded
\ view Of the raunph>.
lie W;> not mistaken. Out ui nearly
every window leaned one or two
.)nlicts,a s,all deeply interested ~ the move
tIenls of Il scuIc ul "RuIlnr'> below.
From one Of the windows uangl,al II
stout cord with whicl, the inmates were
rndca\oring to hoist Il large bag Of con-
fccti"ncry. just II tins junc,'mr the
teacher made his appearance. \ panic
tnsllcd. The girls, anxious for III 'ir
sweets pr"ticd not wisely, but too well
ANA the string broke. lhc young men
Disappeared with the exception Of tw"
who iarrI'l to ircuvrr the cal,uv.
They escaped but not until they had
been recognized.
II" professor inIncIurly sw",r ont
warrants for thc arrest ul the Young nnm
on Il charge OF lrr>WI>S II" Young men
were promptly 'rnasrd on their own ~.
cOgniZalIcr ana at once engaged EX-
Chancellor Nn,cM, and lIcnr> fnigciv.
.)r.. ;tS counsel.
Twelve OF the I,ai,cnS iair have been
'"'''''''''" w. "l'l"'" ~ N'ii'HS'>' NV
trlul PROMISES to M one OF the most IN
trir>llilg and largely attended ,'Nrr nr,u
IN Il magistrate court III Delaware.
II l. set Ion lul,irlruA afternoon :lnu it
Is Iiiniuir lIGll $utlIIr ,url"r hcIur
WIuIn the tlidi " II ~ lrlN l. tu,nlrIiI-
u.Htlng tine engagement uI lIr U!nrd
House anl charging nulii>-luiI >lvil /.
r!,ul.r, t. not lu Du nil-~rtl
NranWl.r Dover, l. il,rI Ni,h uiI'.
1T ID. '""uIhg = ull'lupt a. put Il Il ~
lururnl'- reign.
The sun., 1898-03-16
REGULAR TROOPS % ARRIVE
Battery l.. Fort Mr.Irnry. Will
Reach Fort Delaware To-Day
WILL PASS THROl GH THIS CITY
Battery is Made Up of 1870 Men amd
Has Been III Fort McHcnry lur j..
Five Years.

Historic cd Fort Delaware will s..,,,
b. garr'> met by 4 f,rr Of we'll g Iip~h
regular soldiers.
War preparations have been rapidly
pushed III the tuIt whi'h is to-day il,
good condition t., stand the attacks IT an
enemy.
Men will |n pact, within its wal =
to-day I" defend it from the unSa,,yhta I
outside agencies.
En'trry l.. whicl, has Eeen s,a,ium Il
1T F'"I MrIIrnry, near Baltimore, fr
five years. received orders last week To
prepare to 60 t" Fort Delaware ut short
notice, which they did.
Yesterday they received the looked
for message.
They will leave Fort McIIcnry this
morning for Baltimore, where special
cars will r attached /" train no. -,
which arrives in this city ut the T., ".
4 Il. station At II. ~ Il. IN.
Owing to I'll" fact that there ARE
about one hundred and fifty men in
battery l.. and I" save confusion, the
T., ". 4 j. cars will he transferred to
the ". 4 \. tracks. at the French street
crossing, over which road they will be
taken t" IHIwalr River Pier. and then
the battery will h taken by boats to
Fort lsrE,WaIc
TIE quart. Is at the Fort have lcrn in
readiness nov, a> w"rknrn ! ave been
working ON them for S,,,r time in
i"r the batterv'> arrival.
The sun., 1898-03-16
WALDO UHSE ARRESTED
Captured BY The Authorities in
Harrisburg. Pa.
CHARGES MADE By u. MURPHY
End OF an Interesting Story Of tl,.
Flight nfa Saloon Keeper Which
Occurred Last Winter.

Wal,l" l'hsr, who has lc,n reported
dead ON >cvcia occasions, has been heard
from again
lie was arrested yesterday in Harris
burg, Pa. III the instance ui Dennis
Murphy. Of Mill Creek Hundred
Last Winter l'hsc suddenly dsap-
lNared from: this city, leaving his family
in total Ignorance as to his whereabouts,
and IT," first information his wife had IT,
rrivc'l wa> last II GIN when representa-.
live OF this paper informed her ri his ar
rest.
At ,lctinm OF his li>apI carancc body
waS found in the Christi Iana river and for
several days it was Though, t" b. that Of
t'hse. but just as IT," hnly was about to
lr turned over to his relatives the re-.
mains were discovered tn h those Of
another nals.
When lISc |ri, this cit he was mixed
up IN some sort 4 trouble which il
would not tN well fur him t" face and
;s he feared to return or to communicate
with his family he was supposed to be
dr:Id.
For several years t'shc had bech EN-.
plhNtu ~ t'iNcloF Enf lIlIllnytull
brewing company after which he opened
a -al'rn at the corner nf Third and Ship.
ley streets. which has been looked after
by his wife during his absence
A warrant was ISSUED for his arrest
s!"'tly after his disappearance ut the
instance OF Dennis Murphy vii" charges
him with having obt aimed quite Il sum
Of money under false preten>inn> and
during all the months That have passed
since the warrant was placed in the
hands OF the officers II constant lockout
has been maintained in the l,ny" "f final
ly experimenting him.
\ few davS az" It" autln,riticS were
notified by the police "f Harrisburg, that
!. man answering F''Sc's description was
in that city. and al officer was sent to-
place him under arrest, which was ac.
Yesterday morning.
i Is likely that t'hSc will now bc com.
I"l|nl I" iar, all the charges which can
|H brought against him, rs it is init.
mated that the manner nf his leaving
'"n' has cxa-lHT,tni those who ulnl"r
II her circumstances might haze been
"n-nl with him.
The sun., 1898-03-16
MOVEMENTS Of W.ARSlIlPS.
All Available Fighters Are Get =
ting More Directly in Line
With Cuba DniI'.

Tie big arninlrl cruiser Bruuk'yn j. ii;
Hampton Roads, 'lst returned from La
Laglayla. Nrn"zIrla iiity->iN tons ui
anlnGnni, ion await her at the Port ~unr, II
Navy Yard. She will "uuI at Newport
News and hr joined later by he Crlln-
bia and Minneapolis They viii form
the nucleus OF Il IT, ing -Inatrun.'
The ynnbont MarI,la- has been ordered
to Boston, l'"nt P,nI~nl, nth. Va. ir re-
palr>.
The baIt'r>hip Oregon i taking on II
big supply uI Ammunition and coal, pre-
p,'ulnry lu I,vr rr,i~r to talau.
II,r dynamite gunbuNl Nc~uviu- l;ls
gone /" Maypnrt, Fla, from Jackson
willie, where. II l. said. she is planting
t"rrdm~.
The gunbna,> Helena and Bancroft are
on their way from Lisbon t" Key West.
The tnrnuu-bAu Winston has arrived
at Key West from Charleston.
The transport Fern has arrived ut Key
West from Malanza~.
Di the vessels now on the way to join
Admiral >icardS fleet. the t"r,Asl" boat
l''"ac left Charleston to-day. he Marble
head lett Tan'lr, inr Key West. TT"
Annapolis is at Curacao. in tie West
Indies.
The training-Ship Essex sailed from
New York ycsterday y inr Portsmouth, \.
H.. where she will hc nNcllaulcd.
The San Francisco has sailed from
Spain for England.
The sun., 1898-03-16
MUNICIPAL (OlRT CASES.
Judge Rail Di>posc~ of Il Number of
Minor Offenders. by Intiittinu
Fines and Costs.

lirl"rc Judge I'a|I, in Municipal Corrl
Il number OF persons faced the bar Of ju>.
tic" yesterday morning.
Isaac Turner and William II. Sinnls
Nrrc nrrnl2n.l on he Charge of larceny
OF Il lot Of coal lhr property Of the Will
mineton and NutIern Railroad Com
rAhy. llry were vmandrd pending
" hr,lrr tie company wishes to press the
charge.
Edwar, Garlic, coI"rrd. was charged
with assault and battery on Amelia
Crawf"'d. Amelia testified that she
went I" her home about o'clock and
the door was locked. \ few hours later
she rrturhc' and pulled "ff the window
shutters. She has been staying with
Garlic since last November.
The court said there is u number Of
men like Garlic in this city. They live
in open adultery with these Young
women and then llrut them cruelty. 4
fine Of $40 and costs was imposed
The case OF John .Dnvcp. lad Of II wears,
charged vii being drunk and disor.
derby, was dismissed.
Patrick Burke waived hearing to the
charge OF selling liquor toa minor and
was held in S2ON.
John Mills, colorAl, Was fined 81 and
costs for diS,rlcrlv conduct.
David I. Marvel has been engaged by
Parson and Fisher, the two c,,lorpd
youths who are charged with attempted
rape. The police were unable to secure
service on II witness for the defense and
the case was continued until tomorrow
The sun., 1898-03-16
BIG DREDGING CONTRACT
Go, rrnmrnt to Open Bids for a
Huge job
At THE lRi 1okrlGAS
Nat iOna1 Dire lying Company Uf This
City and Anot her COmpa (andi-
dates for Work and May get Il.
special To lil. :, y.

special /" lnE>,>.
WA>uIvGrnN, u. C., March Is, II
O'Clock. .MlunIgnt. lit was narl,,i
here tonight INA, the Government VIII
open Dni, tomorrow iur Il b,y contract
lur ,!lruying IN the Immediate Vicinity Of
the Dry Iurug;ls, one OF the American
furtliic;ll ions on the Gull.
The contract VIII N. Tor SiW), 900 and
it Is understood lilat It's conditions are
very r!gld That Is the Government wifi
demand "I the company or companies
accepting lir contract i,Iat the WORK Dt
done ii Il very scw weeks and iurt her
that it will IMPOSE penalty ni 81 600
Tor caci, and every 'a, decay on the
completion Of the work.
NJ crtlSelIrnl iur the bid was
made, Tie ease being an emergency one.
The decision to have the ur,uying dOlm
1t Is sani, was reached tins morning
ANA the various dredging COMPANIES ct
the c"uhr. were irdiihal 10y wire to
send IN Dnis i,nI'n dIatc,y.
some ui lit utiiciAIs ut the big du,ig-
ing c"inIalIhs ~ tin. East arrived here
tonight, and entered t,i,lr nlds, among
them being the National Dredging Com
lany, OF v wilmington, Delaware.
Tine National Dredging Company is
one OF the largest ui It's klm IN the
country.
1t has been working on hi, Cavern.
thcnl contracts IN t:n tuit IUr several
years. laC,ntiy II iinisln'u u big job ii
s,,t,lnc i,t>>, IrNa-, ANA All OF its cllor-
nous pant is no" within few hours
reach oi the IT! i'n,uga-.
The t"Nrtnlirhl, II - SAID, has de
ueclucd I" have me dredging III Dry
TottugA> done in order to afford IN an
cior:se for the American Let there, III
The event ui war with Spain, the ctlail-
ntI or Iafbnr there being III plrsen, IL"
shallow for that purpose.
In utucr lnrxln'lnc tine work Otdrpdg-
ing II Is lnlIc\,u thai the Government
may give the contract to two Ut the
largest companies j'intly. The National
Dredging ,"'np;'ny, "l wilmington, viii
Iull'ln-> Dc one ni these y" companies.
The sun., 1898-03-16
LOCAL DOTS.

Tx Ithan,vII"r Wr!rr,l, Of Dover, was
IN thI, rIly yesterday.
Miss Ii,im I)ubb> III Trenton, y. j. j..
has been the guest n' friends III this city.
Clarence Dbrrlv, SON Of Councilman,
james i pl"'l,, Is S:iS hlIy improved.
Alvin L. Morrison N:s in Marlborough.
Anne ArundrI county, Md.. ON Momiuy.
Mrs. Thomas i. Smith vino has been
III lor several hn'l.llI>. l. much i'm.
proved.
The Rev. Father Fn,ry, Of Baltimore.
VIII preach li.Is rNrulu. III >t. Peter :
Prot at lhrdlnI.
Work ol the dredging steamer has
Lccn resumed at he >tlINnr,~ Of the
jackson a Sharp Go.
4 delegation IT crI"I,u prrurhcr> ni
IIIIhlu'Vrnld hrllNr! III lhIs city y">lrr-
day rm'u,lr 10 Naehn@lun
Waiter IlyaIld. TT Nu. 3U2 WaIErA
street. N"- I,DdrI,u aver, pleasant sur
Prise patty on Ncniay v\rnlIIg.
Miss Jennie =. MNNnrII i the guest IF
u IrI;tItr~ ;i in~trI.
Mr., William +, Iiu"m and daughter
MIuIrN. IlNr returned from Atlantic
, ny.
Miss Ella II. Ruth, Of NorkIyn was
visitor IN this ruy CA Mnnday
+. \. White, ui Was ingt"n. was avis
itor IN his city "l M"nIay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Lewis, Of Dover,
are registered III the Il'lrI Jennings.
John D. >m'Ilz. "i London, England,
j. registered 1T ,iAt layton House.
Branlon }. Exams has returned from
West Chester.
Mrs. 4. :. Brown, ii l-an,'lownr. Pa,
. being cl,rrt iinru Ivy relatives in this
.itN.
The sun., 1898-03-16
AN lTNEVENTFl'L DAY.
This was About All that Did
I'a>> in the General AsScm-
bly, Irsicrtay.
>l"'cta to 'liIE SIS.

DOVER. h"I, March l5.-An uneyent
l'l' dhN passed in the General Assembly
1"uaE. lllni was about u!l that did pass.
IN lli' linu>" notices were given of
several bills Of very lite significance,
and seNeI:t! bills were in1ruduc,d, rea,1
and rric,lrN.
One biz was introduced by Kcprcscn-
tallvr Donaldson which will probably
cause a Sharp fight. The bin taxes in
Nr>tn'rnl> for state and county p,,r-
poses.
The bl Il described Il, Il length Of Sev-
r'al sect ions '>l wlia, was con .lered in
Investment Nl'igh WAS pretty much
every known method Of living an III
come from the use ul capital.
What will b" done to tina, bill will
very likely be a sntliccncv.
IN the morning notices were given in
the House as follows, by Mr.. Cheairs in
rlat lnIl to Insane persons at Farnhurst:
oH Mr.. Thompson to incorporate the
delaware Game Associations; by Mr.,
Mccoy a bill in relation to the road take.
OF New Castle colntc. This bill provides
that these taxes bc paid direct to the
road commissioners through their col
ltct"r instead Of being paid into The Levy
Court funds from whlci, there is sorl,e-
times difficulty in drawing it.
The bill wlIrcl, the governor vetoed
last week, in relation to lhe State I)e.cc-
tives has been amended to meet the OBJ
lection and was introduced by Mr..
Chcairs. Mr.. Hazel presented bill in
relation t" the salaries of officers Of the
General Assembly and Il bill in the same
relation repeating the old measure in
this connection.
Speaker Higgins joint resolution to
purchase Il Typewriter for the use of the
insurance commissioners was reported
without recommendation. The Senate
phi in lrlatlon t" undertaken and en-
halmrrs was presented and read for the
first time.
In the Senate the House bill appoint
ing an additional notary for the cxclu-
sly" Use OF William II. ltnbin-,n in Viii
nlIgt"n VAS lm->ctla and in tIpaflcrnuon
the b'II IN 'rIwon to taxing milk deal
tlS.
This c"i r,lnrd the DAYS business and
both l"n>, : III" irIlr'l. SHILLING.
The sun., 1898-03-16
AilS3D His LEST GIRL.
The Notorious Dan Gillespie Arrested
for AS au!tin. One OF His sweet.
hearts.

Dan Gillespie. the nrlo InllS tnI n, is
again in he bands IT II e police nul ori-
lies on account Of is britaI pr" nsi-
tics.
He was arrested las, nig 1T Hb,un 80
q 'IurL rlar4,p. viii ;l>~;l II alnu tn l,ry
uIn ANNE ',iiiAyil"t. Il N,uIal with
whom i" Has been kr"oIng con. lanv
to- some i!n," past.
Ni,n Nr nI4il INTO the poi e station
he showed Iigh' and refused f. permit
IT." "Ili'rl. >rlrrh him N0l he was
finally -ubducd and placed ina cell.