The sun., 1898-11-14
doctors disagree, who shall decide
Union Republican Glasses, Sunday Ndr.


Whose who? Ask me.
And they do say that certain Demo-
cratic leaders are to be ousted.
And now they are willing to- blame
everybody and nobody in particular.
In the First district they are wonder
ing why LOOMS grave was dug 90 deep.
Joseph Durham says we did it, and the
boys at the "crossing' echo "Joe's" re-
marks.
Eddie Cochran is down-hearted for the
reason that the history of 1895 could not
be repeated.
1t is stated that the First district was
not blocked out correctly. Where was
the Chairman?
The "Jedge" called the bluff and John
never said word at the Peace Jubilee OF
the Bar Association.
! Can Postmaster Hugh tell Chairman
Hugh how it happened. Some people
don't believe he can.
John C. McCaulley made it rather
warm for James Mccoy for assessor.
James only won by 0.
Read THE Sun; send in your political
gossip, and subscribe and vote for
United States Senator.
Il was one OF the bitterest doses that
Chairman Pat and Chairman John were
ever compelled to swallow.
James Kitchen, Republican Repre-
sentative from the First district OF Will
mington, is good ut Growing.
Asa harper on one subject, Charles s.
Horn is entitled to the bakery, even ii he
did only deliver half the goods.
First Citizen Willie is now being men.
toned for the United States Senate.
That's all, and there you are.
The defeated Democratic candidates
can now sit at their own firesides and
think OF what might have been.
Mr.. Clerk of the Peace Foard is next
on the list, and then, oh then! Praise
Him from whom all blessings flow.
Jimmie Jones says it is all over and in
consequence quietness regns supreme
along the banks OF the Christana river
Delaware Clark goes in and CourtlanG
c. Montgomery walks out. Court. hates
to co. but the people demanded it. See
Court?
As a prognosticator Ii Hung Chang
Bach may be all right, but as "A politician
Freddie was all wrong during the recen
campaign.
The inspectors named in THE Sun Q
Yesterday are not the only ones, as Ger
tain persons are likely to find out tt
their sorrow.
Ex-Captain of Police Kersey says tina
Cameron's cat had nothing to do will
it, Councilman Kane, for the domesti
+ feline couldn't vote.
James F. McIvor, OF the Second dis
trict of the Tenth Representative district
: has another guess, even II he wa
, counted in as an inspector.
Bv the action of DR.. Hiram Burton il
| Withdrawing from the contest for Stat
g Senator in Sussex, that body will have {
= Democratic majority of one.
Who will be the next speakers Of Tho
| State Senate and lower house? Thi
question is now agitating the minds 0
prominent Delaware politicians.
|, Now for the inspectors of election VIII
! perpetrated such gross frauds. The
a richly deserve the future before them
= for they deliberately defied the law will
\ their eyes wide open.
Again are the eyes OF William Michae
s Byrne and Horace Greeley Knowle
Y turned longingly towards the FedAra
/ Building. It's that - United State
n District Attorneyship.
S At the meeting of the Levy Court, tt
If morrow, the registration officers wi
J. submit the bills for their services. Th
C bills will be forwarded to State Treasure
e Ross, who will send the checks for tn
e payment of the same.
e Two of the members of the Friendshi
l. Fire Company have been elected to tn
State Legislature. They are Gen. job
u P. Donahoe of the Fourth Represent;
). tive district and Webster Blakely of til
y Third Senatorial district.
~ By the way, has the Democrat
: League of Wilmington, any more
y, " those purgative pills? They will come
# handy here as some of our Republica
u u friends have still headache, after IL
~ celebration. Castle Nelrs.
D. HON. -. Living ilduuy iuVcuus opc
Of ing a law Office in this city. The ex-Co
er gresham says he is out o. politics I
n, good, and no more will the Silent MI
es and the Great-I-Am have the chance
Se cruelty him on the "cross of gold"
to Jeffersonians are demanding the rec
It. ganization OF the Democratic part
1g This is not all, but they insist on the j
es fusion OF new blood in the party and t
b. relegation of all the present leaders, W
he so disastrously conducted the rece
or campaign to the rear
e9a & Contractor Martin Keough paid
u; u; election bet on Saturday night, when
e, eu gave an oyster supper to Charles Higl
OK OK of the Board of Health, J. S. Wiggl
IVY worth, William McKenna, Samuel
lce Kenna, Samuel Allen and Lewis
on Jones. Martin lost through placing
M ar much confidence on the election of II,
,a ,es L. Irving Handy.