The sun., 1898-11-29
rhe ch.irm.p q ,he windlords thinks

state Senator, Franks small but Oh,
some people say that First Citizen
Willie is stuck on his legs. II you doubt
it, ask him.
1t is only through reading The Sun
that you can secure the political happen
ngs Of the day.
It will either be Walter H. Hayes or
Frank Davis for counsel of the next
General Assembly.
There Is more than one man in town
now laying pipe that will relegate Chair
man Pat to the rear.
Ii Hung Chang Bach. High Priest Nc
Lear and Sir Anthony Hig are brothers
in the Lord once more.
II is the Hon. George Gray; the ad.
ministration demands II and the Kegs
will be whipped into line.
No mare will John hold Peace Jubilees
of the Bar Association without the con-
cent Of the proper officials.
First Citizen Hilles? Not il the colonel
knows that he is living In January in
TIE year Of our Lord 1879.
The administration is Dictator and the
"heg~" will bow down to the yoke and
vote for Hon. George Gray.
Steve Slaughter from Kent, says he
will be next speaker of the Senate. The
"pyle" says neicht. So who's who?
The Delaware Division. L. A. w.. will
make an effort to secure some good roads
legislation at the next session OF the
Legislature. -,-
Qnite number of the city employees
have become "dopy" since they offered
up thanks on Thursday last for the bless
ings of this life. .
W. Lindsay Mcfarland. of Smyrna, is
slated for clerk of the Senate. Two years
ago Mr.. Mcfarland was given de dirty
trow down. Gee" ......
Senator-elect George NJ. D. Hart, it is
said, will be erterpd as a dark house for
speaker of the Senate. Come, Pyle up,
the more the merrer.
The sky il overcast ind the probabil
tiles OF First Citizen Hilles becoming
United States S.natOr are as far away as
hades is from heaven.
Wanted-Votes for the present corn.
cllmeD who wish to return to the body
in June next for having done nothing
during the last two years.
DR.. Hiram r. Burton was not called
off but calmly laid down while the
Maull hammered over him. Such is life
i'll certain sections of Sussex.
1t has been many long day since the
clarion voice of the Rev. John John
Jonathan $ Willis has been heard say.
ing ''amen" over the State of Delaware
Democratic Sen.torselect Charles H.
Salmon, Of New Castle county, and
Elisha H. f. Farlow, of Sussex,
are sticking close to Sis. Who's she
too?
Would-be Recorder Of Deeds-for-life
Court. and his push are no more play
ing mamie, Come Kiss Your Honey
Dear" The sky is overcast with
clouds.
William T. Smithers and w. Scott
Vernon are the leading candidates for
Clerk If the House. Scott at this time
is in the lead and stands fair show OF
securing the position.
No call has yet been issued for round
But it cannot be much longer deli 4
if the Pyle speakership boomlet is to b :
sent on its way rejoicing.
Senator Samuel Meredith, Democratic
hold-over from the Fourth Senatorial
district OF Kent county. was counted in
bv the infamous Canvassing Board OF
that county two years ago.
State Senatur.elect Webster J. Blake.
ly from the Third district, New Castle
what he will do. Correct Jeff. "SiIence
J is golden in these troubulous Delaware
. times.
William Tharp, of the Ninth Repre-
sentative district of Kent, apparently has
: the lead for speaker Of the House. The
: other candidates are Mr.. John Pill
and Mr.. Jim Hitch, of New Castle
county.
1t was only a rumor. 1t was said that
Charles $. Horn was to get job for say.
, ing that he only delivered half the
, goods. Charley investigated it, so it is
@ said. and learned that the cruel war was
, not yet over.
I Up until within the past few days
e John M. Rodgers stood a fair chance OF
e receiving the Democratic nomination fOI
g Mayor. Now that is all over, and few
a business men have decided to have Q
: candidate of their own.
William Diner, of Georgetown, wants
: to be sergeant alarms of the next House
u OF Representatives of the General As
e sembly. Rev. Peter Harris and Rev.
= Fl. johnson are both candidates fo
o chaplain. All of the men are colored.
% The weather Of the past few davs ha
y. shown the taxpayers what Il G Stree
i and Sewer Department has left undone
- - The streets are in horrible condition
~ ~ and the allegation is now made tina
y there is snake in the grass somewhere
E. While going from the postofIice to hi
d carriage, at MiddIetown, on Saturday
" Ex-Governor John P. Cochran slipped OF
II the ice and fell, spraining an ankle TIL
Nj ankle is badly swollen, and Mr.. Cochran
,e will be confined to the house for severa
days.
a. John Biggs, chairman of the Demo
ts cratic Safe Central Committee, VIII
ts again desired that questionable honor,
v, is said, has become melancholy since Gel
ID tain Democrats have said, "John, on
re our State Chairman you can never b
III again"
n. Oh, me! Oh, my!! why don't tn
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